Well folks, it's time for pain. And what better way to discuss the most controversial topic in America, skin color, than with varying levels of insane left-wing cultists hosted by Vice News. Wow, wee! Stick around because this is going to be like schizophrenically slowly losing your mind over the course of years, but in minutes. With me. But first, if you haven't noticed, it's not just America, but the entire world that seems to be coming apart. With World War 3 and yes, even nuclear war being a real possibility, it's time to prepare. You can do that by going to preparewithdronetech.com and stocking up on your emergency food storage. You're gonna need it, so now is the time to get it, before it's too late. When you do, you'll also get $200 worth of survival gear as a free bonus, which you can see when you go to preparewithdronetech.com. Your $200 bonus gift comes free with each 3 month emergency food kit you order. That way everyone in your family can be prepared. This offer won't last forever, so take care of it now and have peace of mind.  Alright strap yourselves in because I was not kidding about the pain. Real quick though, before we start, let me make it very clear that I'm a firm believer in treating people like I want to be treated.  That's not what I'm about. The whole reason that I'm covering this clip is because I believe that their way of dealing with race is wrong. I think it's gonna take us backwards. I think the far left is driving this and I think it's basically a racial religious cult. And I do think that a lot of this stuff is being driven by some kind of ideological subversion. Maybe at one point driven by our enemies but now definitely being driven by the victims of this mind virus. The curriculum at schools that's derived from critical race theory, the diversity, equity and inclusion reeducation camps and so called intersectionality lead to this insanity and I believe need to be stopped because otherwise we're going backwards. Now lastly, really quick before we start, I do want to point out that there is not a single right-leaning person on this panel or at least nobody that's non-left-wing.  And from what I can see, these people are the equivalent of foot soldiers of the Chinese Red Guard. Hi, my name is Koa and I identify as biracial. I think about colorism as a distinct hierarchy that is anchored in a proximity to whiteness. Okay, so that is straight up cult lingo talk or as Orwell called it, news speak. All you really need to know is that white people are bad and they're the reason for all of your problems. Hi, my name is Maya. I use they them pronouns and I'm black, institutional power plus prejudice, darker skin people as a class of people do not have the ability, the institutional power to, for example, put you in prison for longer sentences because of being lighter skin or, you know, having less access to employment. I mean, that's, that's craziness. Okay.  Like we can already see those things, but we don't need them listed. But her doing that is sort of the equivalent of a Catholic doing the cross sign, you know, on their chest before prayer. And before anybody gets upset, I was raised Catholic, so it's okay for me to do that. It is a religious right, okay, that she's doing there. And she's also letting us know that one, she's down with the cult. Okay. She is in the cult. She is a member of it. And her hierarchy on this internet or intersectionality pecking order is she's way up there. She's very high ranking. I think maybe the only way that she can be higher is if she was in a wheelchair. And so you should think twice about questioning anything she says. And I'm sorry, but black people do have institutional power. That is not even arguable. And they're putting white people in prison all the time. There's white people with cancer, old white people rotting in prison right now in DC for trespassing, the high crime of trespassing.  And the black vice president promoted bail funds to get them out of jail. We know that colorism affects lagerskin people. There's no such thing as reverse colorism. Same way there's no such thing as reverse racism or sexism. Yes. Okay. So I'm sorry I keep stopping this, but I have to. How can I not comment on that? She is using her position of power in this hierarchy to declare that applying her own standards against her is against the rules. You can't do that.   That's how that works. How convenient for them. And don't you actually see white people and lighter skin color people going to great links to brown their skin? Some people feel so compelled to do this that they get cancer and die from it. I don't think I've ever heard it framed that way of course in the media or anywhere else because according to the cult rules like she just stated, you can't do that. Being a lighter person, I do experience a tremendous amount of privilege. We need to talk about how this is like a capitalist enterprise. Of course, like that to me, I think that's why it's important to like remember like who like oh yeah, who benefits from none of these people look like they're benefiting from capitalism, right?   Let's say me and Kelvin were in a group chat with a non-black person and they sent a gift that could be considered a black gift. I think it's and I accuse them of digital blackface, but he doesn't.  And so pause it there because you guys were saying like just because something's happening or like if we have different feelings on it, whose point of view determines if something is actually happening or not, or if we're still in the realm of opinion and feelings. I think as a non-black person, if even one black person told me something's not okay, I would listen to them. It could be one out of a hundred. Yes, slave. Yes, it is because you're giving me the power to determine how you interact with. But it's really not that much power to not use a gift that's not meant for me. Oh, the gift isn't meant for her.  That's not meant for her.  What in the world folks? This is what decades worth of increasingly intense anti-white propaganda has done to white people in America. I mean, she doesn't look like maybe she I don't know. She she keeps saying her light skin is giving her privilege. Maybe she doesn't consider herself white, but white people and this is just the truth. I used to be a left winger who was very much like this. Okay, I bought into all this stuff. You know, thought that white people were generally horrible, but I was one of the good ones because I was down with the struggle and it's funny. I didn't I never really saw it that way until I started listening to Rush Limbaugh, who I hated originally, but eventually I started to see what he was talking about. And then I got a firsthand experience at my college involving the black Israeli, so I'm not going to go into that. But white people are made to hate themselves and other whites, and not just hate other whites, but be suspicious of them.  There is some something guiding, you know, guiding all of this. I don't know what it is. It seems to be a lot of white people involved in it. So I'm not like blaming a racial group, but she definitely is suffering the consequences of that. But if the white person doesn't join the cult, doesn't act subservient like this, they're considered a bad white, which also really fits into the whole mouse revolution. And the fact that this all, you know, originates from Marxism and critical race theory, which originates from critical theory, which had played a big part in the red mouse revolution. She is essentially volunteering herself for third class status because she thinks that's the only way to escape to our society's judgment of her as inherently bad because of her skin color. Who said it's not meant for you? If we create content as black people, we're not posting it on a website where only black people can get into. Exactly. Why is he speaking sense suddenly? When people misuse the content that we have to use it, but I can't tell you what gift. I mean, if it has any word in it real big, I'm going to take offense to that, but you already knew that. You already knew that.  Like, I don't... Like, wasn't he the one that was calling a digital blackface earlier? I'm so confused by this guy. Like, it seems like he's confused. Maybe he almost seems like he's close to realizing this is a bunch of craziness, but it's like he falls back into it. Like, you think for many he's coming out of it, but he just dies right back in. We don't need permission from you on how to view or use your content. I mean, outside of obviously copyright laws, but like outside of that, my skin color does not mean that I need permission or anything like that to use content that was made by a black person. The fact that this white person thinks that for her to use it, like she needs permission or it's like a privilege. I mean, that's brainwashing. That's...   So I'm just like, I think about like, why are there so many material benefits to being lighter? Also, how do we make a world? That goes both ways. We're darker skinned people don't have to do this, like don't have to. Like, I think that I'm interested in creating a world or like moving towards a world where we don't have like these very clear, like straight up pigmentocracy, like straight up like hierarchies of shade that are like rooted in anti-blackness that like are influenced by white supremacy. All these things like that are interconnected with one another. I really feel like it's never going to change.  This is just crazy. Like this, all this stuff just exists in her head. All these people's heads, like they imprison themselves and they create these hierarchies in their heads. Like if they just lived their lives and went about their lives and treated people like they want to be treated, they wouldn't have to deal with these things. These are things that these people like impose on themselves. The only way that she's going to get the world that she wants is just to get rid of all the lighter-skinned people or all the undesirable people in her perfect world or subjugate people and control them, control their thoughts, control how they perceive things. I mean, these people, it's interesting that they all clearly come from a Marxist far-left perspective and communism and general socialism, these things are anti-human. They're anti-human nature and they seek to control human nature, which you're never going to be able to do. All right, folks. I think I've had just about enough of that. I hope you enjoyed it. If you did, please hit that like button, share and subscribe and leave a comment to join the discussion. Thanks a lot. I'll see you on the next one.


Welcome back. We are continuing our work on a proposed amendment to H 183. And I just want to make sure that I understood. Wilder whites testimony. And so we'll do if you are available. I know that your camera's been freezing so you don't have to turn your camera on but if I. Oh, okay. Well, great. Thank you. But feel free to turn it off if it if it does freeze again. So we heard some conversation about. I know at first when you testified you spoke about taking in 10 C online 17 of the first page, removing the word mental and then also on the second page. Moving on line six, the word mentally.  But okay to to remove it on the second page and I think I heard you say that you would would defer to them on that that it's not your wasn't your first choice but that you would defer so I want to make sure I'm not mischaracterizing your difference. Since we, since we worked with you to get this far so I don't know the exact words I use but what I meant to convey was that in the spirit of compromise I can accept leaving the word mental and on 10 C and I appreciate that they they see the wisdom of removing mentally from 6a. Great. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Okay so Michelle. Thank you. I was wondering if you could weigh in in terms of how that. If we were to do that. So to leave like the word mental in on page online 17 on the first page of the amendment, but removing it actually from current law on the second page of the amendment online six. In terms of drafting or. So I would recommend that if you're going to take the word mentally out in subdivision six I would also take out subdivision be what you're doing is you're making a just be a generic statements or that the person knew or reasonably should have known that the other person was incapable of consenting. So it's just doesn't, it's a little odd to then have kind of essentially the same language in the next one and say the same thing but say physically incapable. I think you just you. You strike a and B and then just have a general statement about incapable of consenting. So just for clarity, you mean six, you're talking six and six B and the second page. Yes. Yep. And also for clarity, did you say strike six gay and six B or just six B. I would just I would rewrite a new one I'd write a new a, and then I'd re letter and reorganize but a and B is on based on mental capacity B is on physical capacity, if you're going to take out mental might as well take out physical and then just do a job. You just froze Michelle. I can't tell because I can see myself talking. Back now. So is that is that because the definition includes mental and then separately physical for the definition of incapable of consenting. Well it is encompassed there but I also if you just if you if you imagine that what a would now say is new or reasonably should have known that the other person was incapable of consenting. I know that there's a new or reasonably should have known that the other person was physically incapable of consenting because a will encompass be. And by having be you're insinuating but not saying specifically that a is mental. You got it. Are you following me, or am I not explaining myself well. Can I can I follow up chair, Madam chair. Yeah, I guess. Would you still I guess though what's a little bit different is the language as far as the capable of resisting. I see that the capable of incapable of consenting to, but are we losing that component of this as far as the capable of resisting as opposed to declining consent. Yeah, I mean you can add in to 10 be the resisting if you want to add that in there. I would say that the capable of declining participation and communicating or resisting. I would say that the under the existing under six be there the way that it's drafted now. Michelle you. You froze again we can't also can't hear you. Yeah, she's back. Yeah we both frozen couldn't hear you and I, I'm also wondering what it does because because right now. The definition, you know, and in 10 on the first page and then and then second page where we where it's broken out there. It's somewhat, you know, parallel and so what happens when we when you condense them all into one and take those out. I don't know that matters or not. But also we didn't hear what you were what you were saying before we miss some of it. Can't hear you. Can you hear me now. Yes, yeah. Sorry, my internet keeps going in and out. I can go yell at my kids to get off their devices. So, you know, if you want to add the physically incapable of resisting you can put that up in 10 be. If you feel so that doesn't is that the 10 be language about physically incapable of declining participation in or resisting or communicating unwillingness to engage in so if you want to add the word resisting in there. I would do it there, but to me to just have the general catch all in a and then have be, you know, but I really sometimes as a drafter things are feel awkward to me but it's and feels important to people other folks who are reading it that that might feel as though they want it in there so I'll certainly take your lead I think it's it's not. I think you could leave be the way that it is but it would just be my recommendation to condense it. Okay, thank you. So, if. See states attorneys, Rory I don't know if you have any, have any thoughts we could also let Michelle draft it and actually have something to look at which might be easier but just in terms of prosecuting cases. I think Rory might also be frozen. I think it might be on the street from me, so we're probably on the same internet provider Michelle tell your kids to get off their devices so Rory can get on here. So, if Michelle if it's redundancy that you're worried about the other option if we get rid of mentally and just have a six a as a catch all is just to strike or declining consent to and leaving be in there just for that physical resistance, as opposed to the declining to consent, you know, to be able to communicate consent. Okay, I'd rather hear from Rory but that would be one of the options. Sure. Yeah, I think it distinguishes it enough that you could do that as well. Because I see that the resistance is a little bit of a different animal then than declining participation be it because you're mentally or physically unable and that's really what six AC going to for physical resistance is a little bit of a different animal but again really defer to where Rory is on this. Thank you, Rory. So I apologize this had some connectivity issues and had to reset. So again for the record states turn it up. So I thought that my recommendation would be and I agree with Michelle that you don't want to create surplus language in in the statute so eliminating. B makes sense but also then under the 10 be definition, adding in resisting to make sure that there isn't the loss of that so you're going to effectively communicate the same thing but just consolidate in one place. What it really does is it makes six a just a cross reference back to all of the 3251 10 definition which I think provides then again one one place rather than to where we're expressing what the standard is. Thank you. Martin and any committee members also in addition to Martin please let us know if you have questions for Rory or Michelle. So just a follow up question for Rory and in. We need that incapable of consenting really for what is currently the subsection 6D correct and that that's correct. All right, thank you. Any. Any other questions. Committee members. Well, did you have a make sure you don't have a question. I don't have a question. I think the bill continues to get continues to get better. Great. Well thank you. So, I have out Michelle if we give you a chance to to draft this so that way we have something to look at I think it's easier. The bill as I said is in appropriation so. So we don't have to vote on this amendment right now this afternoon. So Michelle would we have something to look at tomorrow morning or we could have something to send out and yeah. So. I need some direction from from y'all about whether or not you want me to try to keep 6B and amend that or whether you want me to do a consolidated a and then add resisting into the definition I think either can work. And I don't know if Rory heard Martin's question on that. Rory. Okay. Yeah, unfortunately when representable on was speaking was when I cut out and so I didn't hear some of that until I reconnected I apologize. I had sent him a message in the beginning of the conversation of what I thought the fix could be. Yeah, I'm good either way my suggestion worry just was if you kept 6B. Like or declining consent from I'd be line nine on page two, and then 6B would really be about the physical resisting and then the 6A would be about really the ability to consent because of physical or mental issues but I'm, I'm certainly fine with either, either way. I think that makes sense and it might actually be then less, less heavy editing on what's presented. It's less, it's less editing but I guess what I, what I wonder is, and I don't know I'm just stream of consciousness talking here so is that by having the not, or physically incapable of resisting in 6D, but not having it in 10B. I don't know like I just there's a part of me that just wants to consolidate the inability to physically consent or resist or decline and have it in one place. And having it because remember these are, you know, you got your definition section and then 3254 has its own language. I just feel like it might be a little neater from being able to find what you're looking for. But I don't feel strongly about that so. I would say that I'm a practitioner. Michelle is the legislative construction expert and that is a much more. That is a really compelling reason I think to do as she just suggested. Okay, great. Thank you so we do that and then let us know when you have something and we can get it posted. I'll work on it a little later this afternoon and I'll get something out to Evan either tonight or early in the morning so just, and I do have some time I don't know what your schedule is tomorrow. My schedule has been moving around a lot and I do have some time at the beginning of the morning. So anywhere I think from 930 to 11, so. Okay, so yeah I think it would be more around the 1045 ish because we have another another state witness that is presenting at nine. So, yeah, I think I'm going up. I still say up but I am going to appropriations with Selena on 183 at 11 but but as long as we could knock it out before then. Yeah, why don't we do it at. Actually why don't we say 1030. That work. For me. Great. Evan would you mind sending me an invite. Great. Well, thank you. Thank you everybody.


Some critics have mashed the Martian, saying that his plot is half-baked or that its science isn't golden. But whose opinion are you going to trust? Chris Hadfield or some commentator? I've mentioned the Martian before, and if you haven't read it yet, I still very much recommend that you pick up a copy. The movie, the audiobook, and the text version are each a lot of fun. In the story, astronaut Mark Watney is on one of the first manned missions to Mars when disaster strikes and the rest of his crew is forced to evacuate, leaving him stranded on the red planet all by himself. The book is written in a series of sarcastic audio logs left by Watney as he attempts to MacGyver together some way to stay alive in the hostile environment for years until the next Mars mission is scheduled to arrive, using only his wits and what limited supplies NASA left behind. One of the themes that pervades the book, besides an irreverent and seemingly unshakable sense of humor, is one of ingenuity and creative problem-solving. There are tons of back-of-the-envelope calculations and educated guesses as Watney tries to use his brain to keep himself alive, but it becomes clear that there's more to that process than simply crunching numbers. The Martian brilliantly illustrates something that very few works of fiction manage, because it's usually hidden away in characters' heads, and unless you're a very clever writer, almost impossible to make interesting. How does someone approach a problem to solve it? We generally don't want to hear about Luke's explicit plans for getting the princess out of her cell, or what exact thought process Danny Ocean uses to design the heist of the century. We love seeing these plans executed, and we can appreciate their elegance and retrospect, but the actual sitting down and figuring stuff out part? Not so much. However, there is something remarkably valuable about the details of that process. How we go about finding solutions is just as important as the solutions themselves. The right answer might allow us to move forward, but a good process for finding answers is what allows us to keep moving forward. To that end, there are some tactics that I've collected here which seem to be useful for solving just about any problem in just about any context. This isn't a comprehensive list by any means. There are thousands of useful concepts for problem solving, but I think that these ones are very generally applicable and especially useful. Idea number one, separate creativity from analysis. The general idea here is that your brain has two gears, generation and judgment, and constantly shifting back and forth between them, like only trying to come up with good ideas, can impede the effectiveness of both processes. Instead, it can be more effective to start with a pure creation phase, where one doesn't worry about quality, but instead works to come up with as many ideas, even stupid or unworkable ones, over as broad a range as possible. Then, when the frenzy has died down, they go back and edit. They decide which ideas are most promising and concentrate their efforts on developing them. This can ensure that harsh analysis doesn't get in the way of your idea generation and that you don't find yourself coming up with new ideas when you're halfway finished with a project. One quick note, if you're working on a team, research shows that you should brainstorm individually and then analyze those ideas together as a group. Group brainstorming tends to be counterproductive and result in a narrower range of ideas, because as soon as somebody says something, everybody else starts thinking along the same lines. Sources in the description. Idea number two, balance testing and thinking. There are two problem-solving loops that are very easy to get stuck in if you're not paying attention. Tell me if you've ever experienced one of these before. In one case, someone who's trying to solve a problem just tries any random thing that comes to mind without really thinking, in the hopes that inspiration will strike while they're fiddling with it. Why doesn't the internet work? I don't know. Let's try rebooting the router, run new cable, and reinstall windows. In another case, someone sits in stairs at a pitiful smattering of information and imagines every single thing that it might mean without gaining any additional insight or making any headway on solving the problem. Well, it could be that your Wi-Fi radio is off, or maybe the router is, or maybe the modem is, or maybe Western civilization has collapsed and taken the internet with it. Ideally, we want to use the two alternately, try something, examine the results, then update our ideas about what's happening and why and what to do about it. That's basically what science is, but it's important to not get too caught up in any particular part of that cycle. Idea number three, break the problem down, but remember what the problem actually is. Often, problems are just too big to handle in their entirety. Something like survive on Mars for years with only a few months of supplies is way too complicated to handle all at once, not the least reason of which is because it's terrifying. Watney starts with, how do I survive the next few hours? How much air do I need? Where can I get it? How many calories do I need per day? How much food do I have? One thing at a time. On the flip side of this, it's important to bear in mind that problem solving is an engrossing task, and it's very easy to get lost down rabbit holes of optimizing sub-problems. As someone who frequently gets fixated on something like scrubbing the grout in the shower, when what I'm really trying to do is get the apartment clean for guests in the next half hour, this is a personal bugaboo of mine. Looking up from your work every so often and thinking of how what you're doing fits into the bigger picture is a difficult thing to bear in mind, but it's absolutely critical for ensuring that you're not wasting time and energy on something that might have become irrelevant as the situation changes.  Idea number four, take breaks. Like I said, solving problems is an engrossing thing and it can often become a sort of positive feedback loop. We're a problem bugs us so we work on it and we can't solve it at first so it bugs us more so we work on it harder and that cycle repeats until we've either solved it or broken down sobbing in the fetal position. There is compelling research which shows that human brains actually work on problems even when we're not actively considering them, making connections and finding answers sometimes when we're literally unconscious. For the low low price of a few hours of downtime you might get the answer for free. If you're not getting anywhere it might just be because you're tired. Go do something else for a while and then come back to the problem with a fresh set of eyes. Idea number five, talk it out. Speaking of a fresh set of eyes it's amazing how much mileage you can get out of a brief conversation with someone else or something else. In programming there's a practice known as rubber duck debugging where a coder sits down in front of their computer and explains their code line by line to a rubber duck. Incredibly this process actually results in the programmer catching errors even in code which they've reviewed by themselves numerous times. We use different parts of our brains to explain things to others and bringing them into the mix can help us find answers. Also if you get another person to look at the problem with you you get the added benefit of an entirely different perspective on it and often a set of solutions that you might never have thought of. Idea six, keep an attitude of engagement. Perhaps the most notable problem solving technique in the Martian is tied to Mark Watney's character. No matter how badly his plans fail, no matter what sort of immense setback he's forced to confront, Mark is quick to toss off some sort of quip or wisecrack and then start to work on the new problem. Optimists tend to be better problem solvers than pessimists. This isn't due to any sort of magical power of positive thinking or harmony with the universe. It's just that optimists tend to believe that a solution exists and that they can find it if they think hard enough. This leads them to engage positively with their obstacles, to actively try to figure out what they can do to overcome them. It's not necessary to have a rosy outlook to find solutions, but it frequently is necessary to actively look for solutions, to spend mental energy searching for an answer. You're not going to find one if you don't try. That might sound a little self-helpish or tautological, but for many people, if there isn't an obvious solution from the beginning, that's kind of the end of the story. Well, if there is an answer, I can't see it. Guess I'll knock off early for lunch. There's a reason one of the tracks on the Martian soundtrack is called Work the Problem. It's a key element of Watney's strategy, just continuously trying to find solutions. Now, again, this isn't a comprehensive list. You'll undoubtedly find your own strategies that work particularly well in your job or a game or anywhere that you're trying to figure something out. But these ones have been especially useful for me.  Hopefully, you do so sometime before you're stranded on Mars. What are your favorite problem-solving tactics? Please leave a comment below and let me know what you think. Thank you very much for watching. Don't forget to blah, blah, subscribe, blah, share, and don't stop dunking.


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Now deliveries are scheduled in advance. So you always know when, where and how much you will be paid before you start your day. Zifty also deposits earnings into your bank up to three times a week automatically. Now let's get into the requirements for you to sign up for Zifty. First, you must have a large insulated bag. Dress code. We're going to get it to dress code. I think they have a little extra on the dress code, but come up below and let me know what you think. With the dress code, they want you to have dress pants, a collar shirt, and clothes, toes, shoes. I agree with maybe the collar shirt and the clothes, toes, shoes, but dress pants, baby, you is a little extra. Hey, dress pants, ain't even the thing really like that no more. People ain't really wearing full suits and all that. So I understand, but it is what it is. It's they have to get to do how to get to do it. You must have daytime availability. You must be available during the daytime for you to go out there and get these orders. I will say between 10 and maybe three, you can go out there and get busy. You must have a reliable vehicle with valid insurance. I'm sorry, baby. I'm sorry. I got to break the news to you. No scooters, no bikes, no motorcycles. Question, why do they say that? They're saying that because imagine if you got this food and you outside driving on a motorcycle or a bike or whatever, and you just throw an air right into the bag or close to the bag is going to make the food cold. So they want it in a closed environment. Now you must be at least 21 years of age. You must have a valid driver's license. You must have a good driving record. And last but not least, you must have great customer service and know bad attitudes. Don't be rude. Now you know everything you need to know to sign up for Zippy. Now it's time to sign up. And you hating so what? We'd like to get to these books like Milwaukee haters get off me. So you're first going to put your first name Jerome Adams Jr. Put that right there. Your email address roamshousereviews at gmail.com. Put that right there. They're gonna ask for your phone number<PHONE_NUMBER>. I'm a hero. Your address 1234563. Then for experience, this is what you're going to do.  You're going to put Uber Eats. I'm putting this wrong. Uber Eats right there, right? You're going to put Deliver. D-L-I-V-R did we bought the pullout right now so we can get this cheese? You're going to put that Deliver there on there. You're going to put Deliver that. You're going to put Deliver that. Deliver that. You're going to put all these so you can be very experienced when they look at your application. What else? This is going to go with Instacart just because it has something to do with food. Bam. Then you're going to hit submit. Now after you hit submit, it's going to send you this message. It says application submitted. You will be sent instructions within an hour on next steps and how to install the driver app. Just so you guys know, we received the message in 35 minutes. The message says, welcome to Ziti Jerome. We are very excited to have you join our amazing team. The driver app is available at then they have a link. And if you need help, just call us at this number, learn how to do deliveries and use threads and they have another link. Now, I'm going to take out this right now. Do not, let me say it one more time. Do not try to go in the app store and download the app before they send you this message. You want to know why? Because you're going to download the wrong app. Wait for them to send you the message and then click the link and download the app in the app store, baby. Do not try to skip the process because you're going to download the wrong thing. You're going to do that. So do not do that. Now, after you've downloaded the app, there is another message that's going to pop up in the app right when you go in. It's going to say welcome to Ziti. Then it's going to have your first name, your last name, and your email address. Then next to you know, it's going to say login with your phone number. So you're going to put your phone number in and then you're going to hit request code. It's going to send the text message to your phone with the G14 classified code. Once you get the code, you're going to put it in and then you will be in Ziti. Now, once you get in Ziti, you are then going to have to watch three videos. Welcome to Ziti, catering deliveries and your earnings. You need to watch those three videos and then after that, this is going to pop up. You're going to have to fill out this stuff. You're going to upload your driver's license. You're going to upload a selfie. You're going to upload your vehicle documents. You're going to sign a contract. You're going to set up your direct deposit and provide tax information. Fill out your W9 while you're there on the ground. After that, you're pretty much in the game, coach. And just so you guys know, when I did this, I was approved immediately. It was like minutes later. Like once I put my driver's license pictures in, then it approved immediately. Like three minutes later, then I did the rest. Everything is just approved, approved, approved, approved. And that was in the game, coach. Now, let's go ahead and get into some of the orders. I told you guys before that I had saw some orders that was $17.50 and then I saw some orders there were up to $114. So when you get the orders, it's going to look like this. It's going to look like that right there, baby. So we're going to do the one that is $17.50 right now. Now, as you guys can see on the screen, it gives you the pickup location and the drop off location. It also tells you you would need to be online before 1030. The pickup time is $1105. So you need to be online by 1030. So you're going to pick up and you need to be dropping it off by $11.29 and you will receive a payment of $17.50. This is what I really like about Zifty. Approximate item count. They tell you how many items you will be picking up. That's a great feature that they have. I like it a lot. I think that the other apps to add that on there too because you don't never know how many items you're picking up when you go into some of these places. So it tells you the three item pickup. It tells you the order volume which is $280 and it says you're going to drive an estimated of three miles and another thing that I love about it is it tells you how much gas you should be using as far as pay. So the gas expense will be 46 cent. Enough money to pay the rent. Another thing it says is a cancellation fee of $10 applies. If you cancel after June 27th, 1103am. So pretty much 24 hours and two minutes. If you cancel before 24 hours and two minutes before you're supposed to do the order, you my friend will be paying a $10 fee. Let's go into a higher pan when I got a good one for you guys right here. This one. Hey, just so you guys know you can't see it in the screenshot, but this one says it requires a large vehicle because I'll put the sprint event on there. So I will give you guys a tip. While you're out there trying to get on Zifty so you can move kind of swiftly and get that grip G make sure you put your biggest vehicle in the app. Remember, put your biggest vehicle in the app. The reason why you're going to do this is because it's going to help you get the larger orders. So if you got a car and you got an SUV, put the SUV on there so you can get all types of orders so you can go out there and get an order. Now this one says we need to be online by 1015. It says need to be at the pickup location by 11 o'clock. We need to drop it off by 1115 and receive a payment of $114.36. We are going to pick up 31 items. The order value is $419.30. We're driving three miles and the gas expense is $0.46. Now it says if you claim this test and then change your mind, you will be charged a $10 cancellation fee because the test starts too soon to cancel without a fee.  So that's pretty much what how it goes on Zifty. You don't need to go out there and move kind of swiftly and everything. They do have like combo orders too, but I don't have a screenshot. As a matter of fact, let me see if I can go on here right now. I might catch one. They have combo orders. The combo orders is like you pick up two different orders and you drop out two different orders. I'll be seeing up like $39, $40, stuff like that, baby. So comment below and let me know if you signed up for Zifty as you have to move it swiftly and get in the grip G. Hey, I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Also, do not forget I will be doing a giveaway when we get $50,000 subscriber. I'm giving away $500, $250 first place, $150 second place, $103rd place. We're going to put them in the trunk. Let them feel a base. Hey, we go. Hey, it is what it is like. Can't be amazed. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Again, I'll see you guys on next one. We're going, we're going, we're flowing. You already know what a DDK and I'm on my way.


Hello and welcome to the session. Let us discuss the following question, questions raise. Find the following integrals. We have to find the integral of 2x minus 3 cos x plus e raise to the power x dx. First of all, let us understand that integral of k1 f1x plus k2 f2x. And plus k3 f3x dx is equal to k1 multiplied by integral of f1x dx plus k2 multiplied by integral of f2x dx plus k3 multiplied by integral of f3x dx, where k1, k2 and k3 are real numbers. Also integral of cos x dx is equal to sin x plus c, where c is the constant of integration and integral of e raise to the power x dx is equal to e raise to the power x plus c, where c is the constant of integration and integral of x raise to the power n dx is equal to x raise to the power n plus 1 upon n plus 1 plus c, where c is the constant of integration. Now we will use these four expressions as our key idea to solve the given question. Let us now start with the solution. Now we have to find integral of 2x minus 3 cos x plus e raise to the power x dx. Now using expression first of the key idea, we can write this integral as 2 multiplied by integral of x dx minus 3 multiplied by integral of cos x dx plus integral of e raise to the power x dx. Now we will find these three integrals. Integral of x is equal to x raise to the power 1 plus 1 upon 1 plus 1, here value of n is 1. So we will use this integral given in expression 4 of the key idea to find integral of x dx, here value of n is 1. So integral of x dx is equal to x raise to the power 1 plus 1 upon 1 plus 1. Now integral of cos x dx is equal to sin x, so we can write here 3 sin x and integral of e x dx is equal to e x and c is the constant of integration. Now this expression can be further simplified as 2 multiplied by x square upon 2 minus 3 sin x plus e raise to the power x plus c, 2 and 2 will get cancelled and we get x square minus 3 sin x plus e raise to the power x plus c. So we get integral of 2x minus 3 cos x plus e raise to the power x dx is equal to x square minus 3 sin x plus e raise to the power x plus c, where c is the constant of integration. This is our required answer. This completes the session, hope you understood the solution. Take care and have a nice day.


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