is that good everyone? Let me know. I'm going to get started here and lecture here tonight. Welcome everyone. My name is Melissa Armell and I own the stocks, whoosh. And I'm going to lecture tonight about how you can earn up to $20,000 a month day trading. And excuse me, I'm just getting over a cold. So if I have to cough here in the mic, I apologize. But if you have any questions, you can just write it in the room, okay? I appear on Fox News and Fox Business. In fact, I'll be on tomorrow Tuesday. You can watch me. And I often talk about the market. I talk about the market in specific stocks sometimes, but I really talk about the market a lot on Fox. It's very interesting talking about the market on TV. Now every day in the trading room, we look for specific stocks, different stocks. But I do think it's important to look at the market. Okay. If you have any questions, you can email me at Melissa at the stockswush.com. Or you can follow me on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest or Skype. Okay. Kathy, I have the volume up as loud as it can go. I'm sorry. Maybe it's, maybe I'm not talking as loud because I've been coughing. Can everybody hear me? For some reason, I am having a coughing attack. Can everybody hear me? I'm sorry. Geez, I'm really having a coughing attack. Having up as loud as it can go. Can everybody hear me? Okay. Anyways, when you're looking to do this, I really think it's important to have a goal or a reason. Why are you doing this? Okay. Why do you want to treat? It's about being inspired, having goals. This is a good quote. No dream is too big.  That's a quote from Aliyah St. James. I actually met her. You know, when you have this dream, you say, well, I want to do this for a career. You might think that seems impossible if you've been attempting to trade and failing to do well in the market for five, 10, 15, 20 years. It doesn't mean it's impossible. Okay. Having big dreams is okay. You just need a way, a plan of action to achieve those dreams. Okay. So who is day training for? Anyone who wants to make fast money? By fast, I mean obviously between the hours of 9, 34 o'clock when the market is open. It's only six and a half hours. Anyone who wants the opportunity to make a lot of money because obviously there's millions of dollars, billions of dollars in the market.  Anyone that wants to work from home and anyone that wants to be their own boss, you would be your own boss if you traded for yourself. You work for yourself. Okay. So how can you earn up to $20,000 a month in the market? You need a strict strategy to trade to follow. Okay. Now I put all the results here going back since the beginning of 2019. This is all with an advanced risk. So this risk amount is about $2,000. So today we're going to talk about making actually a risk that would be only $1,000 per trade. So your results, you just divide this, your results in these trades by half because this is actually even a higher risk. Okay. But I'm showing you here when an advanced risk. So year to date, 49,560. And again, it's only February 18th market was closed today. So if you were on pace for this, given the number of trading days I have in here, because I was sick some of the days and off some of the days for the holiday, you would be looking at making an approximate risk of what you would need to make 20 grand a month $1,000 per trade. Okay. So that's part of the plan of action. How much money do you need to risk per trade to achieve these results? Okay. That's part of it. That's not the strategy, but that's your monetary goal, your financial goal. So that's part of it. So know why you are doing this, just extra money or you want to do this for a career. Know how much money you want to risk, how much you need. Okay. How much you need in a trading account, how much you need to risk per trade, know what your goals are per week. So usually I try to take one trade a day. Some days in there, you saw I took more than one. So some days you have to give yourself two trades. All right. But if I take a trade in the morning and it works right away, he's out of the gate. And I get my goal in for the day that I'm usually done. I don't do any other trades, even if we see other setups. Okay. Because again, it has to do with setting your goals. So if your goal is to make $1,000 a day, and you achieve that goal, if you take a second trade, you're obviously putting more money at risk.  It really is about being very focused and strategic with what you do. Just going in and chunking it out. I say taking what you, what you have pulling the money out of the market in a set course of action. And if you have any questions, I see some people signing in and just write it in the room. Okay. If you signed in late. Anyways, can you make this kind of money in the market with no prior experience? I get this question a lot too. The answer is yes. Sometimes if you have no experience, it's even better. I have a woman in the room, in the trading room that did the class in October. She's a nurse. She quit one of her part-time jobs. She had two part-time jobs and just gave notice to the other one. She's doing well. She's averaging $1,000 a day. She had no experience prior to taking my class, even trading. She listens to me. Okay. Sometimes people have learned stuff that has screwed them up, created losses. And then when they come to me, they have to unlearn those things. And that sometimes is challenging for people.  That's not to say if you've traded in the past, you can't do this. You can.  And I say this because I've been calling the market very well. And as I said before, I'm on TV. Some of you know that. They're on my YouTube. A lot of people were bearish on the market, October, November, December. I was still bullish on the market. It's very obvious now to see the markets held the uptrend. People are still bearish on the market, which is crazy to me. But anyways, long story short, not everybody looks at things right. Everybody might be looking at the same chart, but not everybody's looking at things in the same way. So you've got to learn how to look at something in a way that's going to make you money. Okay. Because that's really all that you care about when you're doing this profits, okay, seeing the results, the results is the money. So how can you do this for a living? The other piece of it is the focus on one strategy. So I'm not jumping around from thing to thing to thing to thing. I'm only doing gaps. Now this is a chart of the QQQs. Okay, it's a market ETF.  A gap is the difference between the close and the open. So there are bullish gaps and there are bearish gaps. Okay. So this is a daily chart of the QQQs. So the market closed here gap up. So this is a gap up. Here's the close of four o'clock. Here's the open at 930. It closed here, gaped up, rally. Here's another gap up, closed here, gaped up, rally. So those are bullish gaps to short. So a lot of times I'm focusing on bearish gaps. Okay. So this is a bearish gap. What happened here? Market closed at one price here, gap down. So it closed at one price and opened at a lower price and fell. This is a bearish gap. And actually, if you'd shorted the market that day, you would have made money. The market fell. Here's another bearish gap here. Closed here, gap down. Closed at one price, opened at a different price, fell. Boom. Okay. So this is a bearish gap. This is a bearish gap too. And then over here I showed you bullish gaps. There's a lot of gaps in a chart, in any given chart. The idea is to predict what stock is going to have a move and preferably a big move on the live day that you can trade whether long or short in a direction to make money because that's how you are going to make money. Okay. So it's about the how, what and when. How do you make money in the market? Trade a strategy that's profitable. Professional gaps are a highly profitable strategy because they create large momentum to trade. What stocks should you trade? Now, this is what I look at. I have a system. I'm looking at rating them each morning. I'm looking at 26 points. So I look to find stocks that gap and rate 20 points or more per my golden gap, 26 point rating system. So it doesn't have to have a perfect score for me. It has to have a high score. So for me, that high score is 20 or more. 20 means a lot. And then I trade the gap in the direction of the gap. So if a stock is gapping down, I rate it and I look to short it if it rates 20 points or more. If a stock is gapping up, I look to go long it if it rates 20 points or more. Okay. That's where the high odds, it's about odds. It's about playing the odds when you're trading because not every trade is going to work. You're looking at the odds, high odds. So if I say, well, 26 things, it sounds like a lot. Yeah. But if I get 20 or more, if I get a lot, then I have a high odds that the trade is going to work and that the money that I invest in the trade, the $1,000, $2,000, whatever you're putting up to, to risk in the trade is worth the risk because there are lots of trades out there that people are doing that are bad trades that aren't worth the risk. It's not, you can't look at it like it's a 50-50 crapshoot. You have to look at it like it's high odds. Okay. So when do I trade them? Early in the morning when they open and set up and trigger. And I'll say this right now, Kathy has the information, if you'd like to trial the trading room this week, doing an open house Tuesday through Friday, you can come in the live trading room and watch and observe. Okay. And you'll see what we do. We're looking to get in really quick between 9.30 and 10 a.m. So I have a free open house this week if you want to come. But again, you've got to be there before 9.30 because we're getting in the trades when? In the morning. Okay. So one strategy is really all you need to be successful. That is all you need to make money in the market and earn a good living. And these are professional gaps. That's what they're called. And explain what that means in a minute. But playing professional gaps is a powerful strategy that offers the opportunity to earn up to $20,000 a month or way more. Okay. It just depends how much you're risking. And this is as an individual trader. Traders can book profits with substantial gains in a timely fashion early in the morning. So you can make money to pay your bills, live a full life, and work in less than an hour a day. Because usually I'm getting that quick. Now Friday, Friday, I don't have the trade for Friday in here, but Friday was the market, the market, you could have gotten out of early. Or you could have held it all day and had a bigger move. Sometimes if something goes all day, you can stay with it, or you can just take it in the morning, wherever it goes in the morning, you're out. But really, in an ideal world, getting in and out quick is my favorite days. Okay. So I focus on one strategy that I replicate over and over and over and over and over. And I've been doing this now for more than 10 years. Okay. I've been doing gas for more than 10 years. I started out trading in 2008. And I'm telling you that that's one of the reasons I've become such an expert, because I've been doing it for a long time. And I've been doing just this. I don't jump around. And even when I'm doing an option, it's really using my same strategy. Okay. Makes sense. Shall professional gaps or a strategy that can generate up to 20,000 dollars a month or more in profits? This is a good income, an income that could pay many people's bills. Some people don't even need this amount to pay their bills. So I'm going to go over now, what are the top 10 reasons to trade gaps? Because it's really, it's really in the gap. People say, what is a special thing that you do? What's the secret secret sauce? It's the gap. People that trade the market don't understand how important gaps are and they happen in every chart. Not every gap is important. That's in the chart, but gaps are important in a chart. You got to pick the good ones. Okay. So top 10 reasons to trade gaps is what? Number one, fast profits. Most of the time, when a stock gaps or the market, it has a fast move, meaning between 930 and 10 a.m. Eastern time. Could even happen between 930 and 935, 930 and 940. Okay. Pretty quickly. Reason number two to trade gaps, a good risk to reward setup. What am I looking for? If you're risking 1,000, you're looking to make 1,000. You're risking 2,000, you're looking to make 2,000. So you're looking to turn your money over 1. Okay. That is a good risk to reward. It's not like scalping for 2 cents, 3 cents, 5 cents, 10 cents. If you risk a dollar, you're looking to make a dollar. Okay. Does everyone understand? That's a good risk to reward. Reason number three to trade gaps, you can book money early. Now, whether that is the high of the day or the low of the day, if you're in a short by 10 a.m., you don't know, but I find you get big moves that happen in the morning until you could get out early. And I say 10 o'clock to m15. Now, if you want to hold something longer, that's totally, totally up to you, but you're looking for the move fast. And so gaps really do have the ability to move so that you can book money quickly. Reason four to trade gaps, large profits. And it's because of the movement. It's because of the volatility. It's because of the momentum. It's because the moves happen quickly. So, for example, you could risk $1,000 and make 2 grand, $2,500 in 5, 10 minutes. That happens all the time in the moves that we get in stocks, particularly in earnings season. And right now it is earnings season in the market. Reasons number five to trade gaps, they have momentum. Now, what do I mean? This was a gap from Friday. NWL, this was a short. So, momentum means big move. So, here's what this stock did. The stock closed up here the night before around 2175 and gap down in the morning around 19. Fell. What's the low of the day in this? Almost 17. In fact, it might have went right to 17 or just above. This is a huge move for a stock at this price point. Look at the bar. This is the biggest bar in this chart, going back several months. More than two bucks. So, that's momentum. So, if you shorted this on Friday, you made money. That is momentum. That's a big move. Again, you got to get it right. If you went long this stock, you lost money. If you didn't know this stock existed, if you didn't see it, if you didn't watch it, you didn't have the opportunity to take the trade. You had to be able to find it and this was a gap. It's a gap that rated high per my golden gap system. And I'm looking at that and I'm predicting that before it happens, that's the beauty and the genius of it, before the open. But we're not taking trades in the pre-market, just so you know. Reason number six to trade gaps, long-term trading. Long-term trading. So, you have, you know, the gap happens, for example, an NWL or say Amazon app or something in the market, you can use my system for long-term investing, swing trades, options trades that you could take out for several weeks or several months, several years, all right. It's because the gap itself that when you find a good gap, again, that raised 20 points or more, it's so powerful. It's powerful, it moves and a lot of times those moves have follow-through and continuation, okay. Reason number seven to trade gaps, work for yourself from home. This is a very attractive thing. Many, many people go to jobs, they commute, their days are not eight hours, they're 10 hours or longer, okay. When you day trade, you're only working the hours the market is open and you're working from home, no commuting. Reason number eight to trade gaps, institutions trade gaps. What do I mean? Big banks, hedge funds, big, big, big traders. This is the chart of the spy, okay. This is the SMPETF. You have institutions that move the market, excuse me. And the positive thing about that is it makes it easy for you to see where the direction is, where is it going to go, okay. And that's how you know to get in. Here's the rally that I called in the market here towards the end of last year. So this was December 26, again, this is the spy. Beautiful rally, we've almost never looked back. Only a few red days in the market here in the last month and a half. Reason number nine to trade gaps, personal freedom, which is obviously working for yourself.  And reason number 10 to trade gaps, it's a strategy that can pay you income for a living because of the momentum and the volatility like I showed you in NWL and even the market, okay. Any questions so far? So let's talk. Golden gaps are qualified professional gaps. What is a professional gap? A professional gap is a gap that moves in the direction of the gap. It is called a professional gap because professional traders and investors are making and creating the gap. That's why they're so powerful. That's also why very often they continue. In the case of a bullish gap, professionals are buying the stock therefore the stock moves higher in the trading day. In the case of a bearish gap, professionals are selling or shorting the stock therefore the stock moves lower on the trading day. This is why actually though I do prefer bearish gaps, gaps that gap down have two things that happen in them. They have selling and they have shorts. So they've doubled the potential for a move and they also have panic. People are more likely to sell out as something when they're down very, very quickly rather than go long it. If I said, oh such and such stock is a good long, you might not jump right on in top of that. You might think about it and think about it and think about it and buy that, you know, take a couple of days. Whereas if you're in a position and you're down, you're not going to think that hard.  Okay. Again, it's the panic. So professional gaps. Here is what I mean by a bullish event, Lulu. Now I'm going back to Lulu. This was a trade back in the beginning of January. Excuse me, middle of January here. Stock close to your gap. Up. Boom. This is Lulu. So this is a bullish event. Notice the follow through. So we did this one here. This was the 14th stock price here was around 137 ish, 136. Boom. Look for the stock went within that period. 158. Okay. What about NWL? We looked at this one here. This is a bearish gap. Again, a bearish event. Stock close to your gap down. We already talked about this, the big move that it had, Jai Munga. Okay. Huge. So gaps are really created with large institutional money. That is what makes the gap. And that's why they're so good to play. The professional gaps that happen and play out in stocks are formed by one thing and one thing only large institutional money. Therefore, you need a way that will help you pick the correct direction to play the gap. Why? Because not all gaps work in the direction of the gap. Some do and some reverse. By having a formula to rate and qualify the gap, you get confirmation and conviction that the large institutional money is on your side and then you play it. So gaps create a sense of urgency. Thus an action is being forced by participants of the stock. This is why gap trading is incredibly powerful.  And that's how you can make 20 grand a month, 40 grand a month as much as you want depending on your risk because it's made by institutions. These are not penny stocks. You're not looking to ever make that kind of money in penny stocks.  The stocks that we traded that I call in the room have companies, corporations, recognizable names, millions of shares that trade them every day. Okay. You will get filled in. You will get filled out. So gaps offer a payout with good risk to reward. And there is no substitute really for learning how to do this because that's going to help you qualify. What makes sense to risk your money? What stocks can you get paid in? What's worth it? Okay. And you're doing this again to generate income. This isn't long-term investing. You're not Warren Buffett. You're chunking it out. You're generating the income. If it's a small account, you could be looking to make just $100 a day, but that's still $500 a week or two grand a month. That's real money. Okay. It's the idea that you're taking the trade with your small account or big account correctly. Make sense? So what do I use? I use the golden gap rating system to determine what I'm doing, what trade I'm taking, where I'm doing it. And again, I do like to focus on the shorts. That's just my personal preference. But the 26-point rating system is what I teach in my class, which I usually teach once a month. It measures gaps by rating them on the daily chart to find stocks to trade that have, one, a high probability of directional bias for the entire day. Two, a big move in the day. Three, early confirmation of the bias in the move between 9.30 and 10. And four, precise entries with follow-through and a good risk to reward target potential. That's very important. Okay. It's very, very important to have the high odds. Gotta have the odds with you. Now we're talking about this earlier. How much should you risk to make how much? Don't stress out. If you don't know what your expectation is, it can be very stressful. And also, if you don't have 100% conviction that something's going to move up or down, that can stress you out. Don't take a trade if it's a 50-50. You really have to feel like this is high odds it's going to work. And that's where the rating system tells you. And also, that's why I prep before the market opens. So it's not like I'm making trading decisions on the fly. I know in the morning, I like Twitter or I like the marketer, whichever one I like, well before the market opens, well before 9.30. Okay. I'm not doing anything quickly on the live day without having rated the gap. So a lot of day traders are looking at things and they are choosing trades to take, not even deciding until after 10 a.m. Or as I know, if I even don't like anything or there's nothing to do before 9.30. Okay. Makes sense. Now, this was a gap back from early February. Really nice mover in here. This was Twitter. Of course, everybody knows Twitter. Stop close to your gap down. I rated Twitter in the pre-market. I predicted the stock would drop on the day. It did. Then it also followed through. So you could have done this for two days. Here was the one-minute chart. So we traded the one-minute chart. Stop close to the night before a gap down. Open, push back, dropped. Again, you're just looking for a move. This is a move. This is a move. This is a move. As a day trader, you're just taking it, getting out. Taking it, getting out. Whether you do one trade or two trades, that's all that you need. Okay. So this risk here is, again, for your goal to make 20 grand a month. It should be around a thousand. So you took the trade. 31.20 was the call. Short. You could have taken 3,000 shares. Risk of 1,050. Exit 30.48. Your profit would have been what? 21.60. A beautiful trade. Beautiful exit, too. Okay. And again, this continued. Wish to reward two minutes. Very short time in this trade. Less than 15 minutes. Although you could have held it longer. And you could have done a second trade in this. We get trades like this every week. Every week we get them. Okay. So again, Twitter was a short. How did I know this was good? Because I rated it. I rated the gap. And this is what you come and learn from me. And when you're looking to take trades in the market, you really have to know what you're doing. It's not about, like I said, taking crapshoots or even 50-50. I'm very strategic with what I do. And that's the reason I'm successful. Any questions here so far? I'm going to grab a little water. Any questions? You keep going then. Anyways, fast means fast. I mean, Twitter, you could have done and been out in five minutes. Now, again, you could have held it for 15 minutes, 30 minutes. But, you know, if you take a trade and you're risking 500 bucks and you're up 650 in five minutes, you're probably going to get out. Now, I do teach targets in the class. We do go over that. I do look for that. I have them in the room in the morning, but it's not like it ate. When you're up your goal for the day, the goal is not to get it to the target. The goal is to turn around your money. The goal is to make money. So, you know, targets are arious. I prefer a fast trade than even holding something longer to a target. Because when you're in a trade a long time, you always have any amount of kinds of things that could happen. Okay? You have Trump could talk. Trump could tweet. And there's so many different things that could happen to you. It's really best for you to get in and out as fast as you can. Okay? Let's look here at NWL. As I said earlier, I did the spy on Friday, but I did call NWL. So, the spy was a long, NWL was a short. So, I'm going to go over the NWL here as a day trade, and then I'm going to go over the spy as an option trade. Because the spy is kind of pricey. So, if I do something like in the spy in the day, in the day trading room, and you don't want to do it as an equity trade, you can do it as an option. So, I call the spy as both an equity trade and an option. The spy was a long, NWL was a short. Anyways, here was the call. Again, stop close to your gap down. Rate it in the morning. Rated per my system over 20 points. So, that told me this is a high odds that it is going to work as a short. Because remember, taking it in the direction of the gap, this gap down. A lot of people talk about gap fills. That doesn't work. Now, why sometimes gaps may reverse, it is not a strategy that consistently works. And more importantly, it's not something that institutions or institutional money takes a position in. So, that's why it's very important not to do that. Because if you want to have high odds, you have to go with institutions. Okay? That's one of the reasons, again, why my system works. So, NWL. One minute chart closed here. You can't see it because it's behind the clock. Gap down. Boom. You could have taken it right out of the game. Got the drop and out. In this case here, the target was 18. I want to show you what fell right into 18 in the first five minutes of the day. Broke 18. Low was around 17, 80 something. It continued, though, as I showed you here earlier. This one all the way down almost to 17. But again, if you're in this and you take them, you're up right away, get out. Anyways, here was the call. 18.75. 45 cent risk target 18. How much could you have made? Again, we're looking at risk for you to make the goal of 20 grand a month. Has to be a thousand dollar risk. So, 1,125 is 2,500 shares of the 45 cent stop target 18. Although, like I said, it went a dollar past that. Total profit. What could you have made? Risking 1,125. Was this a good risk to reward trade? Yes. Total profit 1,875. Risk to reward was 1.67. Again, if you risk 1,100, your goal is 1,100. If you're up almost 1,900 in five minutes, what are you going to do? You're going to get out. Hit the target. In this case here, it hit your risk reward goal, exceeded it, and hit the target, and happened facts. Great gap, great trade, great cost. Shall four minutes of the trade, and we get lots of these. Now, I put these in here. These are all advanced risk again, for options trades. This is completely, totally separate from the day trades. This is profits and options trades for advanced risk. This is above and beyond what you would make in the day trading trades. I'm showing this here because you can do options too. Now, why would you want to do options trades? This is the tracking for 2019. All the calls in here. Why would you want to do options? Well, I'm going to pull up here, the spy chart, like I said, was a call from Friday because obviously the market, if you buy the spy, as an equity trade, you see the price in here, 274-ish, 275. It was 277 on Friday, 276 depends where you got in. Point is, that's expensive and you still can trade it on margin. So some people prefer to do options in expensive things, like the queues, like the spy, when I make a call like this, like even Apple. Okay. I didn't see where Apple closed on Friday, but something around $170 price point, 160 wherever it closed on Friday, that is something that sometimes people say, well, I'd rather do options. And if you don't have a margin account, options are good because you don't need margin to day trade options. So you can day trade options using my system as well. Again, it's about predicting where it's going to go. If it's going to move higher, you buy a call. If it's going to move lower, you buy a put, same concept where you rate the gap. You're just taking the trade in a different manner, either as an equity trade or an option. Follow me. So you pay the cost of the option if you do an option trade. The cost of dollar, you pay a dollar. If the price of the stock is 274, you don't have to worry about having margin of 274 times however many shares you want to take. Make sense? And this is something, if you have any questions about, you can ask me too. Because the price of the stocks that we trade, very greatly. I mean, they could be $5. They could be, like I said, all the way up to the cost of something like Netflix or even Tesla, over $300 a share. But anyways, in today's world, having more money, even if this is something that, even if you like your job, even if you don't want to change careers, you just want to do this for extra money. Having more security is a good thing. It is a positive thing. You want to have more security. How do you have more security? You have more money, more cash. And you also have something that's very important called earning power. So even if you had cash, if you don't have any way to make more cash, you don't even have as much security. When you've got the knowledge, like I have a skill, I have a skill set that's reason I'm talking on TV. And there's nothing that anyone can do to take that away from me. It's I, it's all me. So I have security. I have job security. I then come security because I have a skill. So you come, you're paying me to learn something that's a skill. You learn the skill. And then you create your own security. And you use that skill to make money and income in the market. And that is very, very powerful. It's more powerful than getting a job where someone pays you, okay? Or having just money in the bank. If you know how to replicate a trade, that you had a good trade where you made $1,000 over and over and over and over again for the rest of your life, that's security, okay? That's power. So lots of people are wanting job security. There isn't really that much of a thing in that. It's just not the way it used to be years and years ago. I had a mortgage job for like 17 years. And that was a long time to be in one job. But I'm telling you, things have changed. And even that was like I said, 10 years ago. So things have changed in this world. People are doing different things to and actually embracing the idea of working for themselves. And, and you do have to be a little bit forward thinking about this. But in the end, it will benefit you. So how do you do it?  You have to put a plan of action in place. If you would go to a bank and apply for a business loan, they'd say, what's your business plan? You'd have to put it in writing. You'd have to put it down. You'd have to know how much you're risking. What are you doing? What strategy are you trading? What time of the day? What days are you trading? What stocks are you trading? Okay? Any questions so far? So how much do you need to risk per trade to make $20 grand a month? On average, I'd say $1,000 a trade. Sometimes you could risk a little less, sometimes a little more. Like I said, you know, this is an exact science. If you end up risking $1,100 by taking 2,500 shares, that's okay. But if you're risking $1,000 per trade on average, you don't want to risk $2,000 on some trades. That would be double. Once a trader is experienced with this system, you can learn to do ads, which we talk about in the room, to the original position. Doing ads helps you make more money with less risk. It will also help you get good at holding to bigger targets. So let's talk a little bit about what is an R. This is not a concept I created, by the way. I created the Golden Gap 26 points, but I didn't create this R concept. This is used by other people out there. Really, one R is one risk unit. This is how you would size yourself. So a risk unit is the amount of money you're risking per trade in dollars and cents. A risk unit should be sized according to the size of your cash balance in your account and your buying power combined. If you risk, for example, 5% of the cash balance risk per day, you can divide that into five trades. If you want to, now, five trades is a lot for me. Some of the days when I'm not having a good day, you can see I might have taken five trades. In an ideal world, I only take one trade a day and make my goal. But not every day is like that. Five is a lot, though. But anyways, if you want to take 5% risk, you can divide that into the number of trades, whether it's two or three or one or five. Okay. And that's how you're figuring it out. But the goal is to make one risk unit per trade, per trade. Golden gaps provide setups that have a three-hour payout, usually for a really good trade, two to three. But your goal is one. So if you want to get two to three, you might have to hold it for a little bit longer, like, for example, on the Twitter or the NWL. Those were higher risk trades if you held them. Okay. So for every trader, you're risking a buck trying to make a buck. If you want to try to make three or more, we've had some 10-hour trades, you may have to hold them longer. And I call that the dream target. Actually, the market, the market's going to the dream target.  A good risk to reward pan is one of the most significant reasons to learn the golden gap system and why? Because a lot of places out there teach to take a trade. And then I call it a scout, where you take a trade and you may risk a dollar and then you make 20 cents. That to me is not what I would consider a good risk to reward. That I would consider too risky, like, not worth the risk to take the trade. You know what I'm saying?  No one says you have to risk a thousand. The thousand dollar R is if you want to make 20 grand a month. But if you want to risk $100 as your R unit, that's still $100 more or $500 more per week than you would have before. And many people that are trading are losing money trading. So if you want to risk $100 a trade, it's not a lot. You're positive. If you're up, you can grow your account. Okay. I think if you're new, there's nothing wrong with it. You could start out trading with $100 R unit, like right after the class, then step it up. Then step it up to risk a thousand. Okay. That could be your trading plan. First week, risk 100. Second week, risk 200. You could do it like that. Okay. Anyways, your goal, though, is really to make $1,000 if you're risking $1,000 to get to the 20 grand a month. So it's basically five hours a week. Okay. And what if you risk half that? What if you risk 500 per trade? That's still 120 grand a year or 10 grand a month. And that's not nothing to sneeze at. That's a lot of money. That is enough money and more money than some people make other jobs. Okay. Any questions from anyone? But the point I'm trying to say here is that once you become skilled at doing it, the sky is the limit. You know, last year you can go the tracking for the year. Last year was on my YouTube channel. You can watch it. You know, you can make 40 grand a month following my trades, but you're going to have to risk $2,000. You could risk even more if you have an account with a buying power to do it. It's really just learning it, doing it, risking what you can afford based on the size of your account. While you're doing it, while you're growing your account, you're getting better at it. I'm calling the trades. You're seeing them. You follow me and you're learning the whole time you go. But I mean, it's totally possible to do this and achieve your dreams. And I think the best thing about teaching people and having a business is the gratification I see of people actually doing it. And someone like I explained, like a nurse Jackie who has had no experience. I mean, it just goes to show you don't have to have any experience to do it. And sometimes I have people that struggle that I just can't get bad habits out of their head. But you are the person that's in control of your decisions and your choices in your brain. You control your brain. Somebody else doesn't control your brain. When someone says to me, well, I learned this, have a bad habit. I'm doing this. Well, then just stop doing it. Somebody isn't controlling you outside of you.  And if you're making choices that you know are wrong, then stop doing it. Okay, this isn't rocket science. The rocket science, the genius of my system took me three years to create. That was hard. That wasn't easy. But now that I created it, you can come and learn from me and pay me to learn it and then take the trades in the room. Okay. So in that sense, I've shortened the learning curve for you and made it easier because you can learn what I know directly from me. You don't have to create a whole thing. So think about why you're doing this. Know what the goal is. Save me for retirement, changing jobs, having more money to do other stuff. What? Why are you doing this? For me personally, it was a multitude of reasons. I did not want to do mortgages anymore. The hours were too long. I was making good money, but I was not making as easy money as I had in the past. And I realized it was becoming harder and harder to get loans approved with the banks as the mortgage lending business had changed. It was becoming extremely difficult. And so I had a lot of reasons why. And I also wanted to have the unlimited income potential the market can provide, which at one point I had with doing mortgages, but then the housing industry changed. So you really kind of have to know why are you doing this? I was very clear that I wanted to change careers when I started out in 2008. So I mean, that was my path. But everybody has a different goal, but I do think you have to know what that goal is. And you have to be willing to think outside of the box. Not everything is always going to set up perfectly. What do I mean? You have 100 grand in the bank. You can quit your job today. You have all the time in the world to trade and take the class and not have to do anything else. Yeah, that would be great. That's not reality for a lot of people. You have to think outside the box. How can I start this process of learning how to do this and becoming a professional trader while doing my current job? How can I do them both together for a while at the same time till I make the shift? I mean, you have to think outside of the box. You may have to make some sacrifices. The cost of the class is a sacrifice, the weekend, the whole weekend to do the class. My class is this weekend. It's all day Saturday and all day Sunday.  There's sacrifices you make when you're in a transition in your life. So you have to think outside the box. Well, how can I make it work? Trust me, when you are determined to make something work in your life that you have as a goal and a dream, you can make it happen. If you're waiting for everything to line up perfectly, the chances of that happening are slim. I'm not saying impossible, but usually that's not how it works.  Life is challenging you to say, how badly do you want to do this thing? Well, if you want to do it, you're going to have to make sacrifices. And that's what you have to do.  Take the golden gap course. Learn how to rate gaps and practice taking the entry straight into a demo for a week or small risk. Then go live, risk 50 bucks, 100 bucks for a month. Okay. Build the experience then bump it up. 150, 200, 300, 500, just bump it up every week or every month as you get better and better and better and doing it. But you have to start somewhere. And that's, that was my whole point too. If you can't afford to risk $1,000 a trade, then obviously you can't. But what's wrong with risking what you can afford? Nothing. Okay. At least you'll make some money and learn. There's nothing wrong with small risk. Okay. And if you're new, sometimes that's more comfortable for people. If you can afford to and you understand the system, though, you can risk $1,000. But once you get the new point where you can average 20 grand a month, you're just, the sky is the limit.  That is for a lot of people and a amount of money that they can sustain to live on as a career. And you can move forward from that. Any questions so far. But it's really, really important to focus on the right information. The right information to focus on in charts is price. It's technical analysis. That's what I do. But it's technical analysis in gaps. Gaps show you price on an advanced level, which allows a trader to predict the movement the stock will make before it does. The most valuable information for people to trade can be found at reading price action in gaps. Understanding chart reading of gaps and how important the patterns of price are in the market will assist you in being profitable. Trading gaps is a high-paying strategy because gaps are created by institutional money. Knowing this helps give you conviction to trade and then take the risk, okay, which is how you're going to make the money because you can't make any money unless you take the risk. So you learn how to see gaps clearly. And that's, I mean, that's what I'm, that's what I'm doing. I do that in the pre-market. And also how they're creating the trends, changing trends and making momentum. So trading gaps is a powerful strategy and this is how professionals trade. You can use a sophisticated level of price information to enter trades and take sizable positions. Taking sizable positions will help you attain the income level that you want. So you've got to gain the skill so that you can risk the money to get there, okay. So the Golden Gap course teaches a 26-point rating system. If you want to learn my system, I teach the class once a month. The class is this weekend. You will learn how to find the best stock to trade each day. That is what I do. The course also teaches you how to enter and exit the stock on the day as a day trade. The course teaches price analysis and technical analysis on an advanced level. Really advanced, okay. But if you're new, it doesn't matter. The course teaches a more proficient way to read support and resistance in the right direction. Many people do that wrong too. And the course teaches you to focus on one strategy in a detailed manner so you can become a good trader because that really should be your goal. When you want to get good. Once you get good, you can make all the money in the world. So the 26-point checklist tells you what to look for. Boom, boom, boom. I go down. This is what you learn in the class. Check it off. Learn it. Do it, okay. And you might rate five things in the morning. You can watch them all. Okay. I usually go with the top rated one. So again, who is a Golden Gap system for? If you are interested in day trading, if you want to work from home, if you don't have a lot of time to sit and trade all day, because these moves do happen in the first half an hour, first hour of the day. You don't have to be at your computer all day until four o'clock. And if you really are looking to transition in your life to work for yourself. I worked for myself when I worked for a mortgage company because I really worked from home and I set my own hours and I did my own thing. So I've worked for myself for almost my whole life. Okay. To think of going back to working for someone else now, I would never do it. But I'm telling you, you know, if you get to that place where you're working for yourself, you say, this is it.  But it is about the consistency. You can't, that's why you stops. So I take a trade if it doesn't work. I have a stop. Like some of those trades I showed you familiar this year, some were stops. So one day last week was a losing day.  And that is the stop that will keep you on track to keep the money that you make on the positive days. It's about the consistency Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, your whole week shouldn't go on one day. Okay, that's why you can't get out of control. But anyways, I teach my method is a complete and total system to learn how to trade. The Golding App course is a complete system. During the entries, the exits the 26 points. It's a full today course on how to strategically find pick and play stocks that are professional bearish gaps. Classes online could be anywhere in the world and take it. So the class is this weekend. It is earnings season. It's a good time to trade and be in the class. You must take my class to join the live trading room. Classes February 23rd and 24th from 9 to 5 Eastern time. Cost of the class is $59.99 US dollars. If you want to sign up, you can email me at Melissa at thestockswish.com and I have a combo. Trends classes Monday. So you save if you sign it for both together, you get two classes, three days of classes, boom, boom, boom. Trends is for long-term trend swing trading options or even to help you with your day trading. Okay? But you've got to start making real money in the market if you're doing this. I mean, I talk to people that are just losing all the time and they just waste their time and I don't know why. If you're going to do it, I say go full on, take the class, spend the money, open an account, invest the time. Just pittering away, losing or getting nowhere for years is such a waste of time. One of the most important commodities of my life in the last, I'd say two years really, since I started doing television, is time. It's very important what you spend your time doing and there's just nothing like making money that helps your confidence.  No matter how much money it is, you will gain confidence as you make money and it will help you move forward, okay, and get over the bad habits and things that you may have done in the past mistakes you've made. Any questions? So take the leap into your market, into your future and the market and do it is what I say. Anyone have any questions about anything at all? Kathy put my information, it's Melissa at thestopswush.com. If you have questions, again market close today, we'll see what we get the rest of the week. I'm doing an open house this week, Tuesday through Friday, email me if you want the information for the open house. Classes this week and email me if you have questions about that. Okay, listen have a wonderful night everyone. Thank you so much for coming and I will see you when I see you. Very good, thanks.


I'm on the hunt for the worst pick in a fantasy draft so far this year. Let's see who's stinking it up just days before week one. If you or a loved one somehow did worse than these, leave a comment, stitch duet, let us know. Cooper Cup in the first round, pretty disgusting. I'm not gonna lie to you, but you can kind of get the benefit of the doubt for this. Like maybe you just didn't see the news at all, maybe you just don't ever check your phone. Someone took Jalen Hurts in the first round. I love Jalen Hurts, but this this has to be like a four-man league, right? Michael Gallup in the second round, there's no way I can defend this. No possible way. A pick after the Sun God before Justin Fields? Yeah man, sorry, can't, can't do it. I think it would be really funny if you took a kicker this early and they were just awful. They were just no good at all.


Of all the different types of suits that are appropriate for summer, a Solaro suit is one of the most unique. To put it another way, if you are a student of men's style, then a Solaro suit is like graduate level menswear. You've kind of got to be a bit of a menswear nerd to love, understand, and honestly get it, but it's such a singular piece of menswear that if you do consider yourself a part of the men's style tribe, you really need to get to know. Which is what we're going to do right now, but if you don't want this little pre-outfit primer and history lesson on the Solaro fabric, if you want to just skip ahead and get to the outfits, you can go ahead and do that. It's really easy with the chapter titles we have down below. For those of you who have stuck around though, Solaro has a very interesting story. It was designed in the early 20th century and is often referred to as one of the first technical fabrics in that it was developed for a specific purpose, which was to protect British soldiers from the harmful effects of UV rays and tropical climates, though it turns out that a lot of the science behind its inception really doesn't bear out today. Now, although it might not do what it was intended to do, that doesn't change the fact that it is still a very interesting fabric. It is characterized by a really, really cool kind of iridescent effect created by the brick red yarn on the underside woven into the other yarn, which is typically brownish but can also be found in greens and blues. Interestingly, though we use Solaro as kind of a catch-all term, that name is actually patented and that fabric is produced by Smith-Wollens, which is now Harrison's. What that means is that currently no other manufacturer can use the name Solaro for their fabric, though there are certainly many other producers that make a fabric with the same characteristics. Just a little tidbit of knowledge should you find yourself discussing the finer points of this fabric at any point in your life. That's a quick look at the fabric. Now let me show you five ways that you can style this suit. Despite its iridescent quality and the fact that it really kind of changes color depending on how the light hits it, when you are considering how to style a Solaro suit, it's best to think of it as just a simple brown suit. Let's actually talk a little bit about the suit before we get into this particular styling here. So it is from our collection with Michael Andrews. This fabric is not the Smith-Wollens-Harrison Solaro, so technically not a Solaro suit. Our fabric here is from Stand-Evan, but the fabrics next to each other, you cannot tell a difference, which is why I'm still going to call this a Solaro suit. Price, though, there's a big difference. It's about half the price of the true Solaro. Styling details, very simple, very classic, two-button, notch lapel, flat pockets, though, if you would like to emulate a famous Solaro suit wear, Johnny and Yelly, be sure to choose jetted pockets. The jacket is half lined and has a double vent, pants of belt loops, pleats, and a two-inch cuff.  Now, of the five looks you'll see in this video, this one as well as look number four, I'm going to give this superlative to a most likely to spot at pity. I think we owe a lot of the current more widespread knowledge of this fabric thanks to the many stylish gentlemen spotted wearing it by the photographers patrolling pity Uomo. Makes sense. It's a serious menswear trade show, which attracts serious menswear dudes. What I want to point out most about this look is just how natural a Panama hat looks with a Solaro suit, a classic summer suit and a classic summer accessory that just go together. Underneath the story is the stripe. Combining two different stripes here, we have a kind of classic stripe in the shirt paired with the big, bold stripe in the tie. Pocket square fold with a little more flair. You might have noticed the watch. I'm wearing the same watch in all of these looks. It's my JLC Reverso. And once again, I'm anchoring this look with some braided leather tassel loafers. Anyway, you want to look at it. A Solaro suit is a standout piece. It's singular. It's unique. It makes a statement and it's a conversation starter with any kind of statement piece. The best and easiest way to style it. And I say this all the time is to let it be the star, which means to keep the rest of the outfit simple. One more time. Statement piece equals rest of the outfit simple. Remember that. Nothing more simple than the combination we've got going on under the jacket here. It's an ice blue Oxford cloth shirt, which is paired with a navy silk knit tie. Squared off bottom, more casual feel, perfect complement to this particular suit. Now, just to bring in a bit of contrast and a little flamboyance, which again really matches this fabric, we've got kind of a louder pocket square. Aviator sunglasses this time with a cool brown gradient lens. And chic suede loafers to finish it off. Another kind of pity-ish look here, though, I might also add rather simple. Of course, what kind of takes me to that pity vibe is the Panama hat. You've seen it previously in this video already and in other videos as well. If you're wondering, it is made by Homero Ortega. Ice blue shirt paired with a green striped tie. I think the shade of green really works well with this suit and kind of interestingly, also with the blue, which is mentally a little surprising, I have to admit. Pocket square again is a very subtle contrast. It's a very light tan with just a little bit of green peeking out to bring in the color of the tie. And then I've got on my horse bit loafers. Personally, I like to wear a salaro suit with a tie as you've seen. But like most other suits, you can also wear it without a tie. That's what we're doing here. Really bringing out the casualness of this styling, I chose a light blue denim shirt. You'll also notice in keeping it more casual, I've rolled up the shirt sleeves over the jacket slightly. You may recall I did this in a previous video. Great styling hack if your shirt sleeves are too long and you've neglected to get them shortened, which I have to admit is the case here. We're doing another contrasting pocket square here. Oliver Peoples Bank sunglasses. And once again, the suede loafers, which are the Saigon model by Bowden and Lang. Salaro is just one of the many fabrics that are perfect for a summer suit. And you can check out more of those fabrics as well as more summer suit outfits with the playlist I created, which is right over there. Click that and let me show you how you can wear a suit when it's hot outside. It's possible. Trust me. I'll see you over there for some more outfits and be sure to always stay tailored.


and a related development kinsmen and supporters of Professor Yemi Oshimbaju earlier stormed major streets within the Belkuta Metropolis in jibylation after the vice president declared to join the 2023 presidential race. They were armed with placards and banners and a solidarity demonstration tagged a walk for Oshimbaju. Addressing journalists, the APC Store Awards Buigay Siaka said Oshimbaju's declaration was not a betrayal to Oshimbaju had made to Dubu as being speculated in some quarters. I think it has a capacity and experience and readiness for the job. I want to say that it's probably the number one that we have within the APC today. I think I'm convinced that he will do it from everything that we are hearing from everywhere. I believe, of course, a lot of work needs to be done. I mean, this is not all about working. This working is just one of those many things that will be done. The most important thing is that we need experience and that experience has. Even if it is that some errors have been made, wish is only God that will not make errors. It is to make it better. In all of this, what we need in my view to run a good government is capacity, experience, knowledge and a good heart. So you get notified about fresh news updates.


I've always liked to be hands-on. I don't like to be someone in the back of the crowd. I like to be right up on the piece and doing what I got to do to make sure it operates properly. I'm a 13 Bravo cannon crew member. I've always been enthusiastic about big machinery and weaponry, so this was kind of like home sweet home for me. That being said, there is a lot to learn as far as the anatomy of the weapon, how it operates, how to maintain it, and then how we receive our information from the Julietts. So currently we have the 13 Julietts coming out here. This is their culminating event for the CTE operations. They're coming beside their Bravo counterparts, and some of the Bravos will actually teach our Julietts so we get that peer-to-peer training. Very much when they came over to our net, we were told just to teach them about the weapon, what each part of the crew does on the weapon, just so they're sort of familiar with what we do. It's a lot of information, but it's all tied together, so it's making sense. The hands-on training is very important. You can sit up here all day long and you can teach a person and you can read out of a book, but until you put your hands on this weapon system and all its issued items, you're not really going to understand how all those new moving pieces play into a big major role of what we do. We're doing live-fire CTE training, which is basically blessing off at the fact that they've learned their job and they've learned it proficiently enough that they're ready to move on to their units out in force comm. When I was coming in, degraded operations was the only thing that was going on. There was no digital systems at the time. So they took the charts out a couple years back, so bringing back the charts is a big deal because if you don't understand the chart, you won't actually understand what the automated system is doing for you. I believe manual is important because in today's world, computers and technology runs everything and everything that's man-made eventually breaks down. So eventually when those computers and those systems go down in that, it's going to be important to know your charts and darts and how to go manual and be able to still continue on with your job even when everything's down. It makes me feel good. It makes me feel on top of the world knowing that I did my little bit of my part to get the future of the Army ready to do their job. At the end of the day, we do have to meet the enemy head-on and sometimes things can get out of hand, but thankfully back here, out of the main scuffle, we can bring some support and bring down some real heavy artillery on people and keep the mission moving forward. The biggest things that I would have them take away from here is try to take a little bit of everything that I've given them and mix it up and create it and change it and make it your own, but embody all the basic knowledge of artillery and pay it forwards.


Zero-carb carbonara pasta, not only is this zero-carb, it fits under all the requirements of the carnivore diet. First we're going to make meat noodles with chicken breast and egg whites, and then we're going to top it with the typical carbonara accoutrements. We have bacon, parmesan cheese, egg yolks, black pepper, just stuff that we typically put on carbonara. This is kind of everything we need. We have a pot that's about to boil with water to cook the noodles. All the stuff for the carbonara here, the egg yolk, the parmesan, the bacon, black pepper that I just ground fresh. Here I have an egg white, and I have some chicken breast that I cut up into cubes that we're going to put in the blender. Then I have the pastry bag, the piping bag that we're going to pipe the noodles out of. I don't usually measure this, but you just want to make sure not to add too much egg white. You just want a little bit to bind it together. The mixture is kind of sticking to itself, so now we know it's ready. I prefer to not use a pastry tip because what ends up happening is the stringy parts of the chicken get stuck in the metal tip.  My water is just about simmering. I'm going to start piping the noodles. This is raw chicken here, so I mean you want it to be in the water for at least 10 or 15 seconds just to be safe. Depending on the thickness of the noodle, that also matters. Usually when they float to the top, they're done. If you do this right, they should stick together very, very well. It shouldn't be falling apart. If it's falling apart, you just know that the mixture is too moist or there's too much fat in it. Let's say you try doing this with whole eggs or a different type of meat. While these noodles are going, I'll just mix everything else together. So I got the egg yolks, got some Parmesan cheese, fresh grated is better. Plenty of black pepper. And I'll just throw the bacon in here too. We'll just mix everything together. So when I was on MasterChef, this was actually my dish except I was using scallop and lobster. The problem with scallop and lobster is they're very, very wet and it was very difficult to do, but it could still be done. I would definitely try this with like a cheaper meat, like very lean pork or chicken first before you start doing anything fancy. My original idea for this came from a famous French chef, Raymond Blanc, and his lobster scallop ravioli recipe, where he was making a quenelle, which is like a French seafood dumpling in water. And I was like, well, what if I made that with, you know, a piping bag in a noodle shape? And these aren't the most elegant, thinnest noodles, but it's definitely a lot easier to do it this way. All right. So I have my chicken noodles. I think I got a little too much sauce here, so maybe we won't add all this. Not the most appetizing looking. So you might be thinking, Frank, couldn't I just have taken a chicken breast and put some bacon, Parmesan cheese, the egg yolks on it? Yes, you could have. But you know, I guess having a little bit of creativity and serving it like this kind of makes a different experience, so to speak. But I would just opt for the former. I would have just put it on a chicken breast if I wanted to be reminded of carbonara. So this really is delicious, and it depends on the quality of the ingredients. You know, if you're going to use pastured chicken, pastured egg yolks, raw cheese, high quality pastured bacon, if everything is very high quality, the flavor is much more complex. It's much more aromatic. It's much tastier. And it's also much better for you. But this is definitely something you can use if you feel like spending 30 minutes trying to make an emulsion and being frustrated making noodles. If you really want to get the noodles perfect, everything has to be super cold, which I didn't do. My emulsion was almost warm actually. And you have to really spend time, you need a better blender too. My blender didn't really form an emulsion that well. That's the zero carb carbonara. I'm sure it can be done a little bit better with some more technique, but I think the flavors are there and I think it's something you guys will really enjoy. So if you guys would like to support me, please just share the video.  If you guys want to reach out to me for one-on-one consultations, maybe you want some cooking lessons, feel free to shoot me an email frankatifano at gmail.com or you can also reach out to me on my website below. That's in the description.


In today's video, we are going to talk about some interesting facts and myths about the Burmese cat. The Burmese cat is medium-sized, with a rounded head and an elegant yet well-muscled body. The breed is not as large and sturdy as the British Shorthair cat breed nor is slender and dandy as Siamese cats. The eyes are large and lustrous and may be any shade of yellow, often seeming to change in variations in light quality. The tail is straight and ends in a rounded paintbrush tip. The fine, short glossy coat is a distinctive feature of the Burmese cat and lies close to the body. The Burmese cat comes in 10 colors but in all colors, the underparts will be lighter than the back and the shading will be gradual. Here are some of the interesting facts about the Burmese cat, which will give you some further insight into its characteristics and temperament. 1. Burmese cat's history. The ancestors of the Burmese are the Siamese and the Copper cat of Burma. It's thought that they were temple and palace cats bred and kept by priests. The matriarch of the modern Burmese was a small, dark brown cat named Wang Mao. She belonged to Dr. Joseph Thompson, who either required her from a sailor or brought her back himself from his travels, depending on which store you believe. Wang Mao was at first thought to be a Siamese with a chocolate colored coat. Such Siamese wasn't unheard of. Chocolate Siamese was described in the 1880s. Their bodies were tan or brown, and they had seal brown or nearly black points. The seal point Siamese, also known as royal Siamese, had lighter bodies that contrasted with their dark points and were preferred by breeders in the public. The chocolate colored cats eventually disappeared in Britain, but they still existed in Thailand and Burma, where they were probably the offspring of natural matings between free roaming Siamese and solid colored Burmese cats. Wang Mao was one of them. Dr. Thompson bred Wang Mao to a seal point Siamese named Tai Mao. His breeding program, in conjunction with breeders Virginia Cobb and Billy Gerst and geneticist Clyde Keeler, produced kittens with beige, brown, and pointed coats. The results, including the discovery of the Burmese gene, were so interesting that Thompson published an article on the subject in a 1943 issue of the Journal of Heredity, the first such piece on feline genetics. 2. Burmese Cat's Personality The Burmese is energetic and friendly. He has the charm and determination of his Siamese ancestors, and enjoys conversation as much as that breed, but his voice is soft and sweet, belying his tendency to run the household with an iron paw sheathed in velvety fur. He is highly intelligent and seeks out human companionship, so he's not best suited to a home where he will be left alone much of the day. If no humans will be around to engage his intellect, be sure he has the company of another pet. He gets along well with other cats and with dogs, but of course another Burmese will be his best pal. The Burmese is about as curious as cats come. Expect him to explore your home thoroughly and know all of its nooks and crannies. He is playful and remains so into adulthood. Teases clever mind with interactive toys, and teach him tricks that will allow him to show off for an audience. Besides sit, roll over, wave and cum, he can learn to fetch a small toy or walk on a leash. With proper early conditioning, car rides and vet visits will be a breeze. A Burmese is a good choice if you don't object to complete loss of privacy. This cat will want to be involved in everything you do, from reading the newspaper and working at the computer to preparing meals and watching television. He will, of course, sleep on the bed with you and may even snuggle under the covers. When you are sitting down, he will be in your lap or right next to you, waiting expectantly to be petted. You will be scolded if you ignore him. Guess will receive his full attention, and it is likely that he will win over even those who claim to dislike cats. A female Burmese is the very definition of queenliness. She likes attention, and she likes to be in charge. Males are more restful, satisfied to fill a lap. 3. They're the extroverts of the cat world. If a lap cat is what you seek, the Burmese cat will be glad to oblige. They've got killer cuddling skills, and they'd prefer to be in the company of their owners. Endlessly curious, the Burmese have a habit of getting into things. They like to investigate their owner's activities from a high vantage point usually their owner's shoulders. If you're considering adding a Burmese cat to the family, be prepared for an energetic and engaging playmate whose greatest desire is to be involved in all household activity. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out, BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. 4. Burmese cats health concerns. Burmese cats are quite robust health-wise but some lines of the breed do seem to be susceptible to diabetes mellitus. Hypoglylemic polymyopathy, a muscle weakness due to low levels of blood potassium is seen occasionally in young Burmese cats. A few Burmese cats have developed an unusual condition called feline orophacial pain syndrome. This condition causes exaggerated licking and chewing movements and pawing at the mouth, which can be very distressing for the cat. In the USA there has been a problem with a head and brain deformity but is not reported in the UK. Some lines of Burmese cat breeds also have unusual eating habits and will eat wool garments and other inedible items, this is known as pika. 5. Taking care of Burmese cat. The soft, short coat of the Burmese is easily cared for with weekly brushing or combing to remove dead hair and distribute skin oil. A bath is rarely necessary. Brush the teeth to prevent periodontal disease. Daily dental hygiene is best, but weekly brushing is better than nothing. Wipe the corners of the eyes with a soft, damp cloth to remove any discharge. Use a separate area of the cloth for each eye so you don't run the risk of spreading any infection. Check the ears weekly. If they look dirty, wipe them out with a cotton ball or soft, damp cloth moistened with a 50 to 50 mixture of cider vinegar and warm water. Avoid using cotton swabs, which can damage the interior of the ear. Keep the litter box spotlessly clean. Like all cats, Burmese are very particular about bathroom hygiene. It's a good idea to keep a Burmese as an indoor only cat to protect him from diseases spread by other cats, attacks by dogs or coyotes, and the other dangers that face cats who go outdoors, such as being hit by a car. Burmese who go outdoors also run the risk of being stolen by someone who would like to have such a beautiful cat without paying for it. 6. Burmese cats coat color. The Burmese are often described as a brick wrapped in silk, a testament to his solid, muscular body. While the original Burmese was a dark solid brown color known as sable, he now comes in other shades as well, including blue champagne and platinum. The cats have a compact body with a rounded head, large, expressive eyes in gold or yellow, and medium sized ears that are rounded at the tips and tilt slightly forward. The coat is short and satiny. The traditional sable is a rich, warm brown, slightly lighter on the underbody. A kitten's coat darkens as it matures. Nose leather and paw pads are brown. A champagne colored Burmese is a warm honey beige shading to a pale gold tan on the underside.  Blue Burmese have a medium blue coat with a slightly lighter belly. Nose leather and paw pads are slate gray. Platinum Burmese are a pale silvery gray with light fawn undertones and a slightly lighter color on the underbody. The nose leather and paw pads are a pretty lavender pink. Some associations permit other colors, including tortoise shell, lilac, and red. 7. Burmese cats to children and other pets. The active and social Burmese is a perfect choice for families with children and cat-friendly dogs. He will play fetch as well as any retriever, learns tricks easily and loves the attention he receives from children who treat him politely and with respect. He lives peacefully with cats and dogs who respect his authority. Always introduce pets slowly and in controlled circumstances to ensure that they learn to get along together. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.


We start with the name of Allah. We start with Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem. Allah, the one who necessarily exists. Allah is the name that indicates that entity which necessarily exists in his primary two attributes that he mentions. That revelation anytime we begin reciting revelation or anytime we begin doing any action we start with Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem. The ar-Rahman and ar-Raheem. The two names of mercy of Allah. The ar-Rahman, the universally merciful and that he gave us existence and he gives us and he continues to feed us. Though we didn't ask. We didn't ask for existence but he gave it to us. We didn't ask for him to provide but he provided man ar-Raheem. The one who is particularly merciful and that he has given us our iman. That particular mercy that is for the Muslim. The particular mercy that is to be from the ummah of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. And among this particular mercy that he has given to this ummah is the wudu. It's an action that we don't think about too often. The wudu, the word wudu comes from the root wada'a which means to be illumined, to luster, to have light beaming off of you. This is where the word wudu comes from. We know that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that he will recognize his ummah on the day of judgment by the shine that they have on their limbs from the wudu. That's why one of his names, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, is the qaidun ghurun muhajaleen, the leader of those who have glowing foreheads. You know the horse, when the horse has that white spot on its forehead that's called, that's a ghurra. The glowing ghurra that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that those of my ummah who extend their wudu, they'll be recognized on the day of judgment by him sallallahu alayhi wa sallam from the glow that they have with their wudu. And this wudu that we do, of course it removes the impurities that we may have on our limbs, right?  It's a purification for that. And purification is part of our faith that, how many ahadith do we have? The at-tuhuru shatr al-iman, or at-tuhuru nisw al-iman, at-tuharu nisw al-iman, right? How many different ahadith do we have, speaking about the importance of purification in our faith? That it's half of faith. But what is this wudu that we're doing before we enter the prayer? Before the prayer starts, we are, whether we have dirt on us or not, we are going through a ritual in which we signify the purification of ourselves. Both the exterior, the limbs and the mind from the sins that they may commit and the interior, the inward reality that is within us. The Imam of Hanifa, radiallahu anhu used to see the sins of the people when they made wudu that he would see the sins falling off of them. That this wudu is not merely for the external purification. It's to enter into a spiritual state of purification, right? If you make wudu and dirt gets on you, that dirt doesn't invalidate your wudu.  You wouldn't want that on you. But the point is the spiritual state that you enter into wudu. When you enter into wudu, you enter into a spiritual state, not necessarily a physical state. And in this regard, the ulamas speak about wudu as a reminder that we have purified ourselves from the exterior that other people see. That other people see that you've washed off any impurities that you might have on you, right? But this wudu is also a reminder for the toharat, for the purification that happens to a person inside. That the purification their soul receives. Particularly if that wudu is made with the intention of purifying the soul. The thing that animates us and gives us life. If that wudu is made with that intention. And we know from the hadith that nothing that no servant makes wudu except that when the water reaches the face and the sin falls through the eyelids from under the fingernails and all that the sins fall out. But when we make that wudu that we wash our mouth, that we purify our mouth from whatever impurities might exist physically, but also the spiritual impurities of backbiting, of lying, of slandering, of mockery. That when we make that wudu that our intention should be that we also purify ourselves from the spiritual impurities. Then when we wash our face in wudu, what are we doing? We're removing the physical impurity short. But we're also reminding ourselves that we should remove ourselves from facing towards anything that Allah doesn't want us to face towards. Whether it's our faces orientation with our bodies or our hearts orientation with our souls. That that wudu is a reminder. That presence in wudu is a reminder that orientation is not towards the physical, the material. That our orientation is towards the spiritual, towards Allah Azza wa Jal. That when we wash our arms, that what do we do when we wash our arms? That we remove that physical impurity short. But that we are seeking to remove ourselves from impurities that our hands may commit. To use our hands for things that it wasn't meant to be used for. That that's also a purification that we're doing at that moment. Then when we wash our heads, that we wash that part of our body that is high and mighty, that we consider so high and mighty. And that when we wash ourselves, we remove the sense that we're above anyone else. The arrogance that might be inside of our hearts, that we think that we're at the head of society, that we are the center of attention. The chief of your clan. Whether it be your family or friends, circle at work, whatever it may be. That when we remove, when we wash the word for the head, it's raqs. When you wash the raqs, you also remove the riyasa, the desire to be in a state of leadership. So that people look at you and say, wow, look at that person. The desire to have rank and status among the people. And that we become people who want status with Allah and His angels. That if people don't mention us in their gatherings, that we know Allah is a person. Allah mentions us and His angels mention us. They will become people of zikr. When Allah says, Remember me and I'll remember you that what's more important to us is our rank with the mention that we have with Allah. And in the circle of the angels. That when we wash our heads, that's what we imagine. That we're moving from ourselves, the desire to be above anyone else. When we wash our ears, when we wipe our ears in that wudu. That we wipe away the sins that our ears may have committed. To listening to something we shouldn't have listened to. To be part of conversation that we weren't supposed to be part of. And when we wash our feet, to wash away the physical impurities, yes. To wash away the sins that our feet commit. To walking towards and striving towards things that Allah does not want us to strive towards. To strive towards anything other than Him, Azawajal. To wash that away from ourselves. That wudu is removing that physical impurity. But it's also a reminder for us to remove our spiritual impurities. And when we have that wudu, that wudu that is coupled with cognizance. With presence. With the state of mind that I am purifying myself for Salat. Or I'm purifying myself for the presence of Allah and when is Allah not present? When is Allah not present? Should we not always be purified for the presence of Allah? That that's what we're doing. And that's when wudu becomes Salah al-Mu'min. As we know that in the Athar, in the narration. And that it said that the wudu is the weapon of the believer. That it's a weapon against who? Against Shaytan. Against the force that wants you to distance yourself from your Lord. That that's when that wudu becomes the weapon of the believer. And that's when that wudu becomes Meftah al-Sala. And that Salat al-Mudu. The Prophet SAW said that the key to prayer is wudu. That yeah, you can't do your prayer with that wudu wudu. But also to have a proper prayer, a prayer with presence. You need wudu. You need purification. You need tahara. So that when we're in our prayer and we want more presence. And all of a sudden when we enter that, when we say that Allah Akbar. That prayer and all of a sudden, that's when all the thoughts about what's happening with so and so at work or what that friend did or what I have to do at school or this assignment that I missed or this thing that I'm worrying about. That when those thoughts come in the prayer and take away from our presence in the prayer. That we know that perhaps our preliminary for that prayer that wudu is not properly done. So may Allah make us people of purification. I'm going to leave this. My dear Muslim friends. May Allah forgive me and forgive me. In the name of Allah, the most Gracious, the most Merciful. And upon his family and companions and his relatives. This act of wudu itself is an active worship with the Nia of Taqrub with having proximity towards Allah. That this act that we do the wudu that we try to stay on whether we're in whether it's a time of salah or not, it itself is our preparation for being in the presence of Allah, our cognizance of being in the presence of Allah. And for this reason the ulama of this tradition, the metaphysicians of the tradition have recommended that people be in a consistent state of wudu whether they need that wudu at the time or not. As a reminder that I might not be in prayer and in prayer we don't distract ourselves with things other than what the prayer is for. We don't move our arms about, we don't move our tongue about, we try not to allow our mind to wander in places that are not meant to, they're not meant to wander. That wudu that we do for that prayer is that that that presence that we have can equally be applicable to the presence we have with Allah outside of that prayer. To stay on that wudu is to stay cognizant, be a person of taqwa, of wariness, God wariness, aware that Allah is watching, that that's what this action is. And for this reason it's that the ulama recommend that we stay consistent on wudu and that the person who wants to travel the path towards Allah is a person who tries to remain in purification outwardly and inwardly. So may Allah make us people of purification, may Allah make us people of tahara, may Allah make us of people who have consistent presence with Him, may Allah make us of people who purify our outer bodies but more importantly purify our limbs from sins and purify our minds from thoughts that we shouldn't have to purify our tongues from words that we shouldn't say. Purify our thoughts from thinking badly of others from assuming the worst of others. May Allah purify our inner states, may Allah purify our souls from the diseases that might afflict us. May Allah purify us from our physical disease and our mental diseases and our spiritual diseases. May Allah make us of people who seek purity and seek presence with Him, may Allah make us of people who seek to consistently be in His presence. May Allah make us of people who seek no presence other than His. May Allah make us of people who find security and a man in Salam, in His presence to find solace solely in His presence and in no other presence. So we say, Allahumma anta salam. Wa minka salam tabaru tayyad an-jalam, yulikram hayyina wa adkhilna dara salam. Rabbana aatina fidduniya hasana wa fid'aakhti hasana qinada banna. Rabbana hablana min azwajina wa dhiriyatina qurra ta'inu wa ja'nil mutaqina imama. May Allah makes us people who are grateful for our teachers, particularly our first teachers, our parents. We say, rabb glorious to them. May Allah make us of people whose experience of the heat of the hereafter is lightened because of our experience sitting in the heat today.


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Hello and welcome back to the craft box. My name is Brinton today. We're on episode Two if the privateer skip through walk through sort of thing without dialogue series We are starting by talking to well talking to Docmaster Dan And We are going to go now to talk to Avery So yeah, I kind of like collecting the news. It's really cool. They make a really cool noise and just confetti everywhere It's really nice You'll see get a whole bunch of Collect no not backwards X. Oh Thank you Get a whole lot of rental mounts as well, which is kind of cool That's I patch. What's that one? I've already got that one. So, yeah Yeah, hope everyone enjoyed the first episode Um As recording of this it hasn't actually come out yet, but um, it comes out tomorrow. So Yeah, that's cool, but fully you all enjoy If you have any suggestions for this series Let me know Also, if you want to be in or help me with the musketeer walk through for the last two episodes Let me know as well. Oh Poppet show skip As much as I love puppet shows we're skipping them. I'll watch them later if I need if I want to I love puppet shows It's so good. So fun So yeah, if anybody wants to help with the last two episodes of the musketeer walk through which we'll be going up on Mondays for the next two weeks Let me know comment in this video or the other video I read all the comments Um, there's there's a thing. I'm sorry. I like They're fun, okay The Commodore, what a lad. What a lad honestly. What a lad. What a lad. Oh much onus Donation how to pronounce it, but that's cool. Yay Rows fantastic first-wee power and another week companion Hello Can you talk to me, please? Sometimes I find it really weird with pirate 101 people don't like talking to you. That's kind of weird Boop-boop Fantastic there we go monkey conquistador Fantastic, she's pretty good. Let's push it low levels. We are going to new talent her and give her that yes You can be number one. You can be number two. We're actually gonna train you to level two Can you you can't go straight to level three? So we're just gonna leave you as you are Yeah, and we're gonna go talk to skinny paid And I think we'll be getting yet another companion fantastic So, yeah bum bum bum bum bum bum bum in between episodes I handed in the thing to Mr. Harker the cane that we found was it a cane? I think it was a cane Yeah, pretty sure it was a cane It's not a watch because that's in cool ranch There's another one of those quests that I get kind of confused at With in cool ranch, but I think it was cane So yeah handed that in Doesn't do anything really so it's just nice to Do randomly so ye skinny Pete. Hello Yes, we are looking for inside in it. Thank you for telling us that he is in the tavern cellar First time into the tavern cellar cool first time meeting right bid fantastic. So happy for this so hyped Okay Let's go boys Here we go Bum bum. I've got the world the treasure man.  He's going to get away. Oh, he fled.  We're gonna boost some will a shadow need will so we're just gonna go boom Boom and you can go down there done. Okay Fantastic, so it may look at that damage. I Wonder what it is. It's a very good question. Maybe need to find out Um, what's this? Okay. Oh, she has repel borders. That's right That's right indeed Okay, that's a lot rip egg Okay, that's not too bad in sign and mutt. Yeah boy You have repel borders correct Correct and pirate fantastic. I will do you will go for You I suppose go for you sure Can you like do anything useful? No, sure. Why not? We're gonna come around here for that and um Why not cheap shot? Hello? Hello, okay. Bye Bom bom fantastic. I love I Really love playing um classes that do those sort of The melee sort of stuff. It's really cool They it's just really cool You kind of get sick of just having range sometimes and I notice that I have Since playing like witch doctor and musketeer just kind of get a bit bored Rip egg rip But you know, I'm looking forward to this. Hello, you could have okay Rip egg it got healed after he died rip Okay done fantastic Okay, that's cool Why is that light really low? I don't know you're gonna turn up effects and music then Sure, bup bup bup bup bup bup bup bup Fantastic. There we go. I always forget like we're not listening to dialogue. It's kind of weird Um, we got musketeer's uniform don't need that mystery nuggets. Those are pit snacks. That's quite cool Um, so yeah, let us locate rat beard. We also got Insane Emit which is fantastic Um great sort of guy Great person. He's a range Proprieteer so he uses guns pure peels He uses them pure peels. Okay, we get it jack. He's down here. Cool. Thanks. Oh good. Where do we lag? I have a some lag Psst Hi, Blimey first time speaking to you. I should know we spoke to him last quest Give us XP boy XP boy We space space too much. He doesn't want to speak to us Cool that dirty rat. Doc master Dan. Hello Bum-ba-dum.  Yeah, boy Bum-ba-dum-ba-dum Getting our first ship. I fit for first ship Yay, there we go launch a boat. Okay go on your boat sail on your boat All of the above. Okay. Here we go. Fantastic tremendous But but but but but I forgot how much I love pirate when I want music. Uh-huh. So good Skull Island amazing Bum-bum. Yay. We're in the sky way. Yeah, boy Took our time to get here, but we are finally here amazing So yeah, let us hit on over to blood shawls and That's when the thing splits off into three different quests. So yeah Probably like two episodes here. No, no, maybe three Including this one But yeah, we've got that health boys. Hey lots of quests. Don't need them though Yeah, we get it We get it. They got into the cave Yes, the blackout must still be within fantastic. Okay Whoa, wait you who still live you must talk to me before I can sit Give you instructions Yeah, we got another thing Listen overdue for some training. Come see me at once. Okay, sure thing Fantastic Don't know what we're getting but Yeah, we'll just We'll just hit on over to skull island and get that training thing Just because it's fantastic. This is literally what I do just when I'm um You know what I might actually turn on dialogue. I always press escape. Oh, I really hate how um, it's not escape to get to options It's escape to um, I just turn it on low escape to get to Log up which is really weird. It's like yeah, I was trying to do the other way But that's cool officer training Who the devil are you I am your student level seven seven eight nine ten ten 11 12 13 15 16 16 you get so many things like really early on. It's um, actually fantastic But now we can use light armor Which is great Insane, let us give you a talent. We will give you rough We can probably train you yes, we can can we train you no we cannot And you guys can't be trained. So yeah, let us hit on back I'm gonna try and keep my companions leveled up to as much as possible this walk through I don't know if I said that last time But yeah, we know when to go up here. This is yeah, we'll do mo first. He is a This is one of the quests we have to be a member for so Yeah, the first one you can do is many without membership But you know, we're just gonna go straight on in for the Thing because that's what we got. So I don't really care So you do many first usually there's also the easiest and the shortest This one I think Yeah, this one is the Flying Dutchman, which is a hard. It's actually quite hard.  So that's great Do this. Sure. Why not? Whoa, what's this? Oh my didn't know he had that He got buffed That's quite cool Didn't know that one. That's quite cool When did that happen? When did that happen? I'm actually really confused. I don't even know when that happened That's amazing You see what that does. Haha, just slow some down can't move as far. That's cool. Whoa. They actually can't move at all Repel board is fantastic Okay And the other one hello Oh, they're so noisy stop screeching in my eardrum, please We're gonna go for you.  Thank you this refresh from Block Bonnie, you can do it. I believe in you rip Bonnie rip Bonnie Okay, that's fear not Do-do-do-do-do okay We are going to do you and we are going to do you and you do what do you have you have written fire Okay, we're gonna just refresh us for a bit Okay, just because we need a bit of health boys Thank you Nice and see chance to always usually hit some of these you've got shit accuracy or great block We'll dodge a donation room. What's called boom? Boom boom We'll do that see what that was. Oh dodge unlucky fantastic Um Yay, there we go two down two to go. We're slowly eating away at them, which is great Do-do-do-do Boop boop boop Okay, I do absolutely no damage at all. It's kind of embarrassing Well We're putting some bitter gear. I think Just because we're actually really bad We're not companions can do better than us. It's kind of embarrassing We'll move up there to try and hopefully destroy Yeah, you come towards her. Yeah Yeah, yeah, you do that. Yeah, you hit that's great but but up but up Three half of course There we go fantastic That is that a gun Collect that ring Okay, and we will head on over to Captain Gordon's house, which is Yeah, this is this. Mmm. Yeah Captain Gordon's house. He lives on bloodshed. I believe I believe Is it my pretty sure it's here? Not a hundred percent sure but pretty sure Bump-a-bump-a-bump-a-bump-a-bump No go in the wrong way Just gonna get these other quests. Okay Bump-a-bump-a-bump Okay We are going this way There's some bloodshed. Yes, it was fantastic. I know exactly where we're going then just across here Literally this house right here fantastic. I am correct. Yay Bump-a-bump-a-bump-a-bump-a-bump-a-bump-a-bump-a-bump-a-bump Okay, um I don't know if I really want to I don't know if I want to go and defeat things in the skyway yet You know what we're going to. Oh, well, we'll just do it. We'll just do it. Why not? You know Just get some health first My fountains are fantastic things. I wish they had them in Wizard101 It would be great. I'm just realizing that I really hate the flag that we chose But you know what? Who cares? Not me. We'll just deal with it We can always change it later for crowns, but we can change it if we want not that I will but we could Think it's a bit unique, you know unique oh Haven't had that one for a while. Oh What's these? See if we can load if we can't we'll end off the episode that rhymed I'm so good at this whole game thing. I'm so good at this video thing. So fantastic Okay Yeah Come see me in Avery's. Can't I hear someone's looking for you? Yuck Okay Rich recalls it this way Yee I should probably actually Yeah, maybe I should sometime the sinking toad I just realized what our ship's name is kind of weird. It's kind of sad I should probably record the new stuff in the party barge which is over there Maybe who knows maybe one day. Mm-hmm. Hopefully soon who knows Should probably do that Yeah, I might do that. That sounds like a good idea. I did on my witch doctor Actually if I restarted no, I haven't I did on test drum. I did on test drum. I didn't really enjoy it It's just kind of weird just long and Long-winded to be honest Welcome to spamming buttons with Brent And this this episode we are spamming buttons with Brent Trying to get out of the glitch that comes from Jonah town every once in a while Didn't really need a hill, but you know what spamming buttons with Brent got a lot of it Welcome back to spamming buttons with Brent today.  Oh one. Oh, yeah. Oh spam buttons. Yeah Yeah Yeah, boy. Yeah, we're so good at this. Yeah here. Oh and one. Oh doing it all at the same time. Whoa This is the worst part about pirate 101 ship battles. I really hate that honestly.  It's not cool. Not fun, man. I Mean I could click on them individually. Yes, but um No That just takes more effort Spamming buttons. Yeah, boy Who loves spamming buttons? I think I should make this a series on my channel spamming buttons with Brent. I Think that'd be fantastic. I think I'll get billions of years. It'll be the next to the next jackpot Spamming buttons with Brent fantastic Ah Nearly there.  Yep eight health even fantastic. I'm so happy about this one We're just gonna make you walk get at the other get over there Okay, one down two down Three down You can walk further than that.  So that's always nice Bonnie and hello.  Yeah, boy Fantastic, okay Who's the last one over here? Hello Information plus Thank you Okay It's anyway, I'm probably gonna end off the episode here next episode we will one continue Hopefully we finish this one We may not who knows who cares not really me. We're just chillin really just chillin Um, so yeah, thank you for watching if you haven't already subscribe. I heard my channel is pretty good. So You should subscribe For more content like this if you've already subscribed press a little bell So you know exactly when I post another video and remember craft outside the box