Hi, everyone. Hi. I'm Greg, she's beautiful. Meet your Mrs Prescott. Oh, yes. Mrs Allison Prescott. Nice Frank to it. I was just thinking, you know, wouldn't it be nice? It could be, you know, we've got the names at the bottom. Greg Prescott, Allison Prescott, that would be so nice. Greg and Allison and Greg Prescott. Yeah. I can't wait. Well, we're hoping. Fingers crossed. May. We are. 555. That would be good. Mm hmm. Yeah. Well, you had a look today and it looked quite hopeful, didn't it? Yes. Yeah. I was able to find a direct flight. For Ali. And possible. An idea for the honeymoon. Hmm. A cruise to the Bahamas. Or camp on. Yeah. One or the other. Yeah, we haven't. Yeah. But at least never been on a cruise. No. It's always been something I've wanted to do. Yeah. You're sitting over the other side of the couch, aren't you today? I am. Yeah. How could you tell? Because you're usually over the other side of the background. There is that. Is that better? No, it doesn't matter. Either way. I was just going to say, I was just going to say on the right hand side of the couch versus. Over there. So. You look yummy. I was just going to say, doesn't Allison look amazing? You do. A window. There we go. On zoom, I always have Ali on top. I've got the window shrunk down to. Small window so I can see what's going on in the chat room. Just quick shout out our first, what do you think our first person was? Sarah. No, it was a guy. Well, I'll give you a hint, a guy, a male. Seven. Yes, you are correct. Oh. Then Brandy was number two. Hi, Brandy. Great. Great. Great Jesse Gordon. She and Ray saying, wow, I actually got my first notification from your live. I've never had that before. That's great. Awesome. Finally got our notification. Trisha G. The international neurologist. Vera. You're late. Usually the first one or one of the first. Yeah. Yeah. No, good. How was your day darling? I went to the beach today. You did get there. I've been working a lot on formatting. Reformatting and doing coding on all these. Pages on every page on my website. And I'm, I'm starting it out. Alphabetically actually starts out numerically. Any article that begins with a one to three. And then it goes into the ABC. I'm just finished the letter I. And I said, okay, when I finished the letter I all the, all the articles that begin with I, and there's a lot of them because there's a bunch that. Have like in five D whatever. But I said, whenever I finished that, I'm going to the beach. And I did and I went, I brought my guitar. I found a quiet spot on the beach away from everybody where I could just play and not worry about, you know, ruining anyone's day by playing the music I play. It was great. So it felt really good to get to the beach again. That's twice I've been to the beach twice. In the last three days. You're going to make the most of it though, haven't you before your next stop? Yeah. Yeah, I'm hoping to have the reversal. The reverse class to me sometime soon, haven't been contacted yet by the surgeon's office on when that will be, but it could be any time. From next week forward. So, and then I'll be out of commission for a little while from surgery again, but hopefully I'll bounce back quickly. And hopefully it's in time. For me to heal long enough. So you and I can get married and. Definitely. And get married. Well, this. I can get married. So we're sorry we couldn't come on last week. Yeah. You wasn't feeling great. Was you? No. No, I had some issues going on. With my tongue. But I started taking a moxicillin for it. Bumps on my tongue went down. Yeah. Lumps. Yeah. Yeah. No, that's good, isn't it? And today I've got the earache today. So, yeah, let me get a lot. You guys that are in the chat room, or if you're watching this on the recorded version, leave a comment below. What do you guys do for your aches? Now I've. You have to explain what you did first. Otherwise they can, it might give you the wrong advice. Yeah, I was just going to do that. I did the. Hydrogen peroxide. And I poured like four or five drops in there. So I'm on the side of my head. Let us sit there for. What was recommended 10 minutes. And then you rinse it out with distilled water. I did that. And my ears clogged now and it still hurts. So. What do you guys do for an earache? What I mean is you can explain. You think you might perforated it. Because with a perforated ear drum, you've got, it's like not, you've got to keep it dry and you've got to let it heal. Because the swelling traps the water in there. If it's all swollen up because it's perforated. The water will go in and get trapped. And that's what makes it worse. Yeah. You pushed a Q tip in a little bit too far. You know, it's not one thing. It's another. Some of this. Yeah. Yeah. We're falling apart love, aren't we? I mean, what's happening? Yeah. Old age for me. I can use that for an excuse. I'm 60.  Only just. Only by one month. Yeah. My 50th. On the 18th of March. Yeah. Yeah. It's a shame. I'm not going to see you on my birthday. I know.  I'm just, bro. Yes. Makes it sound like there's a 20 year difference between us. You're in your 40s. I'm in my 60s. Just 60 and nearly 40. Yeah. I got my new heat pad today. So that's good. You gave your other one to your daughter. Yeah. I need you to have two spare. So now I've got two spare. One spare again. So. So that's good. Yes. So what's everybody saying today? Brandy saying blow cigarette smoke in, in your ear to take away the pain. I quit smoking. I got to find somebody that smokes. That's willing to blow in my ear.    Medically. I could put up with it. If I thought it helps, but it doesn't. I don't see how that could help. It seems like smoke would be inherent. I think it's all to do with kind of bacteria and stuff. That's a good idea. Yeah. Who knows. Ear cones. That's a good idea. I forgot about that. And I've got, I've got Ray. I've got my ear cones. I've got them. I've never used them. I really wouldn't. I really wouldn't do anything at all. I'd let that water just disintegrate and go. And I'd let it. I've had it before. Remember. I did exactly the same thing. Hmm. Okay. Quick shout out to promise. Who's joined us here and, and Ray Jesse Gordon. Christina love. I'm going to start off by saying hi to our moderators. I'm Christina. Thanks for joining us. And. Yeah. Some, some point here this week, I want to get some more spirit chats in. So if you're watching and you've seen the spirit has before, but you haven't joined in. Join us. Virtually virtually everyone that that's on spirit chat is a. An introvert. But yet we still go out there and we have our words to say and I love having new people on there and it's all about learning from one another. And so when we have these spirit chats, I know you're out there that haven't came on yet with us. So join us on spirit chat. Yeah, I pop on now and again. Yeah, you do. Do you still pick the cards out for people? Everyone pick a card and do that. No. No, you do, didn't you? No, I didn't have everyone picking a card. Yeah, I've been on before when I was first there. There was a few people reading, reading cards out. Well, I had a time not everyone, but just whoever felt like whoever had oracle cards around and. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Gracie Wendt sent us a five dollar super chat. Thank you, Gracie. That's lovely. People are so kind, don't they? Yes. Raising I'm introvert and extrovert, depending on the energies. That makes you an ambivert. Ambiverts are like right around that 50% on either side could be 49, 51. But that's that's what an ambivert is. But I'm decidedly an introvert, rather. Yeah, I've always been. I don't see that changing. And you you took that the test to find out what your letters were. And as it turned out, we have the same letters. Ali and I are both I N F P. Yeah, if you guys have taken that personality test and. Know what your letters are, put them in the chat or put them. Low video if you're watching this on the recorded one. Yeah, Ali and I are both I N F P the I stands for introvert N stands for intuitive F for feelings and P for perverts. No, actually, I don't know what the piece I forgot. Well, I do know, but I forgot I forgot. Well, you didn't deny it. I can be. Only with you. Yes, yeah.  What's the J? I'm not sure. What's the J stand for, Christina? Oh, thank you, Vera. Vera sent us a three pound super chat. Thank you. Lovely. Perspective. That's J stands for perspective. Why wouldn't that be your, your, your perspective? He's probably pet. She's probably answering your previous one, which is P. Oh, P for. Yeah, that, that, oh, yeah. Our last moment. It's delayed. We've, we've, we've had some duh, duh moments where. A lot right here. And I forgot what the last one was. It was something that you did. Oh, it was your pyramid. Yes. So Ally has these little forms that she uses for pyramids and then she has this big form and she was thinking, OK, how do I get something in between? What if I wanted like a medium sized pyramid? Everywhere on the internet to find this. And to realize that actually all you've got to do is just don't pour as much in there. On the bigger pyramid. Yeah, yeah. And I'm thinking, OK, well, you got maybe like a three inch space and a five inch space. Let's try to find a four inch space. I said exactly the same to Megan and Megan didn't get it either. See, she she fell for that too. Yeah, yeah. Duh, duh, duh. Oh, it's a bugger with his claws. You like me? Trisha's saying, Greg, please let Ally know I have not forgotten referring to pendulum money. Pendulum money. Yep. Pendulum money. I don't know. I don't keep. I don't keep track. OK, well, Trisha Walker is saying she's an INFJ. And so is Sharon. Oh, hi, Sharon. Hi, Sharon. Randy's forgot what her letters were. Randy, I would say you're more you would be more of either an ambivert or maybe even an extrovert. And we have who's this? Be strums, this strums knees. Yeah, I don't know how to pronounce. I'm horrible at pronouncing names. Me too. Isn't that true, Elyson? I Trisha Walker Kramer and Michelle Noel Creations. Devon's saying he forgot to do his this year. I do it every year.  Oh, OK. But yeah, that's OK. I do the personality test. It's the young personality test, if you're looking for it. They do that every year and every year. It's I've always been INFP. So when you take this young personality test, there's no right or wrong answer. You just answer it honestly, and you'll get the letters that you're supposed to have. Don't overthink it. Just just do it. OK, that's good for the site. Let me I'll give it to you. I'll post it in a second. Why don't you entertain everyone here? I got to look up something. OK. So I don't know. I want to come on and talk later sometime about this guy called Tim Ballard, who is basically bringing it out there quite a lot about the trafficking. But we're going to do that on a separate show, aren't we? We're going to. Yeah. Yeah, there's some things you you got to be very careful about when you're on YouTube or else you can lose your. But if anybody wants to get out, look up him. It's very interesting. I'm trying to look up the comments as well. OK, here I just posted the link says, take your take the introvert extrovert test. What are your personality test letters? And there's a link on N5D. We can take it and read more about it. So yes, really. You got from Norway. I read for a guy from Norway today. Yeah, that's that's because you're internationally known. He's originally from London, so he just travels around. So Jillian knows about Tim. So yeah. The world's famous Alison Prescott. And you you're you're known. People know me in the United States, and I think I think there's one person in the UK that knows me in her day. All my friends know you. They can't believe that you you thought out this ice maiden. Thought you out. Oh, yeah, you were that cold and frigid. I was definitely cold. Yeah, you did it, you did it. You're the one that stopped me. Yeah, but that was before and then I got that way. Then I got I'm not interested, don't want to know. Don't want to know, don't want to know. And then you booked a reading and that was it.  Yeah, thank goodness, she did. Yeah, oh, yeah, I need to play that again, because I think that would be quite, quite great to listen to. See, see what's what. I want to listen to that, too. You'll have to send it to me because it was on my other computer. Oh, yeah, OK, I'll send it over to you. Yeah. And I had a reading before that.  You know, I can't help it. It's going to be going to be massive. And I was going, yeah, next question, don't want to know. We're in the same boat at at the time. On January of last year, where neither of us were looking. You know, I was coming off a relationship and I just I thought I needed time. I thought, well, you know, I'm not. I wasn't looking whatsoever. And there you are. That changed everything when I saw you knowing that you had visited me in my dreams years before that. And I just couldn't forget you. It just just made my heart jump. And at that point, I had to pursue you. Now, I was telling you the other day, I've never, never in my life been the first one to initiate contact with a woman. They've always came up to me because I'm introverted. I'm shy. And they would always approach me. You know, my first two wives, my last previous relationship and every other relationship that I've had, the woman's always approached me. But I'm not surprised. Look at you.  But I can justify it because you stalked me beforehand. So I don't already introduce myself. Yeah. So I can justify that. So lots of people are talking about in the chat just about that they've heard of this man. So he's got a very good reputation, but definitely we'll arrange something where we can talk about it. OK. Maybe on. We can do something on bit shoot, even. You know, you don't live on bit shoot. I don't know. I'm not sure. Maybe. Oh, Michelle said that's how it happens, Greg. We aren't looking and there they are. Yeah, there she is. Do you know what? Most relationships start off like that. So anybody who's frantically looking for someone needs to understand that each time you're doing that, you're you're kind of you just need to let the universe do it. Just let the universe. It will just magnetically draw that person to you because you put that message out there. Yeah. Yeah. And we were both have we both have the same mind frame that neither of us were looking for a relationship. But there you were. Mm hmm. Yeah, I couldn't believe it. I couldn't, you know, I always thought that, you know, because I saw Ali in my dreams, I always thought you were on the other side of the veil. I didn't think you incarnated with me, which does happen, doesn't it? Yeah, yeah, I'm pretty sure I mentioned that to my last in my last relationship to her that. I have a I have a twin playing and she's on the other side of the veil. I'm pretty much made it clear that, you know, maybe maybe her and I were soulmates, but we weren't twin flames. And just like you with all and any of your actually probably were soulmates at one point, but just not the twin. But now having that twin, wow, what what a difference it is from any other relationship you've ever had. There's a knowing there. It's a I want to say multi-generational because it goes it's it goes into other lifetimes together. Many other lifetimes, a familiarity. So if you think of just a past life connection is is familiar enough. It's when you can have that deep down trust that I've never thought that you could ever say a relationship is forever because people change, situations change, that sort of thing. Until I I came into this energy and there's there's no mistaking it to be lifelong. You know, many lifetimes ahead of us as well. Yeah, yeah, I think in the past it was almost scary to think about something like that, but now it's exciting. You know, there's nothing nothing scary about forever when it comes to Alison. I look forward to it, not with Todd, me too, darling, with Todd. Todd said that we're really brave coming out and saying it. I don't call it brave. It's natural. Yeah, yeah, it's just natural. That reminds me, Morgan, I got to contact Morgan. I forgot to do that. Yes, yeah. That would be good because you and you and Todd has got a special kind of brother relationship, haven't you? You too. Yeah. And she won't. Yeah. Morgan Lee contacted me to see if I would go on. Todd Medina's show again. I've been on there three or four times already. But yeah, I would love to. But I just I didn't contact her. And she was asking sometime in the next two weeks. And I'm thinking, well, I better I better do it sooner than later. Because who knows, I might have that reverse class to me sometime closer to the second week. So yeah. So Todd, if you're listening or Morgan, if you're listening. Yeah, I'd like to do it. Yeah. Oh, so there's a few people who are talking about their twins. Yeah. In the chat. Ray, Jesse Jordan said, you two beauties gave me inspiration that I'll be with my 20 soon. Haven't been with home now. Don't know what I think that might be a typo. Haven't been a home now in two years and only been together a handful of times since we found each other in 2012. God, that must be painful. It's painful enough. It's been a year. Wow. Yeah. As. Mm hmm. That must be really painful. Yeah, 2012. Wow. Nine years. Michelle said, I met my hubby when I wasn't looking 20 years ago. Yeah, Jillian's watching us from the beach in San Diego. Good for you. Good. What are the beaches like in San Diego? Southern California. They're they're I've never been to the San Diego beaches, but I've been to the Huntington Beach in California, Southern Cal. It's beautiful. The water's cold, though. Cold water in California because of the Arctic flow. It comes from the north down and then around the United States back back up again. A bitch, not home by cold. Oh, no, no. That's ethical. It's cold. I think the water temperature today was 74 or so. Let me see. Water temperature, you know, well, it was 71 right now. So but 71 is what would have been like really warm for me if I was in upstate New York in the middle of summer. But now 71, that's fricking cold. I consider myself to be a Floridian now. I've been here so long. So yeah, that's cold. And I doubt the water temperature ever got above 71 in Herm Bay. No. Definitely not. Brandy took the personality test. She said she just took it and she's an INFP. Like us. Okay. Are you sure that why didn't have one digit that's different? Yeah, I'm positive. You were exactly the same. Exactly the same. Yeah. Gracie Wendt sent us a $10 Super Chat. To go along with her $5 one. Thank you. Lovely. Yeah. Appreciate that. Ray. Aw, Ally, watching YouTube. That makes me so full of love and gratitude. Well, that's one of the reasons why we do what we do on Tuesdays, you know, along with Ally reading all the names to get the connections out there. Your twin is out there. Chances are. I guess it's possible that some twins did not incarnate. Like I felt like you were on the other side of the veil until I saw you. Hmm. But don't let distance become a deterring factor. And despite distance, Ally and I are making it work. Yeah, I mean, it's so much easier because we can talk to each other every day or whenever we actually want to, we can get through. Yeah. So that's a great bonus. I don't know. I don't know how it would be if we didn't.  Yeah, it'd be a lot more difficult, but I'm sure we would work it out. There's, once you make that connection, you would do anything for the other. But we can have a relatively short night. Okay, it all sort itself out. Lovely, Christina, thank you for the healing, Christina. Yeah, when you guys know the deal, when you guys see Ally rocking, send her energy. She's obviously in pain right now, so send her energy please. What's a riptide? Is that, does that mean it's bad? It's dangerous because Michelle's just said my first experience with riptide was at Huntington Beach when I was 12. It can be, but it's, you know, what it does is it drags you out to sea, and a lot of people try fighting it, which is the wrong thing to do. You just go with it because what happens is it drags you out, but eventually you can swim laterally and come right back in. But when people try to fight it, that's when they drown. Yeah. Okay, all sharks get them. Yeah, yes, all the sharks that are here in Siesta Key will find them, yes. Yes. Yes, they do. You think that there's all these sharks here, but there aren't. And he takes one rogue shark who's got a bit of blood in the water and that's it. They're just hunters. They'll go for that, especially if they're hungry. Oh, thank you. Crystal of Twinstar Enterprises said, hi, you too. Greg, it was great seeing you walking on the beach the other day. Yes, Alison, there have been significant developments for my twin and me as well. So thank you for including us in your ritual. That's lovely. That's what we want stories like that. Yeah. Oh, Gracie, Gracie sent us another $20. Thank you. Oh, that's so lovely. Thank you. So actually, yeah, we don't really have a lot of riptides here in Florida because the Gulf of Mexico is just basically calm a lot of times. You're just bobbing up and down with the waves, going with the motion of the ocean. What? Nothing, darling. Did I say something that? No, not at all. Anyway. Are you blushing? Hey, yeah. No, I'm not. Yeah, yeah. People's wobbling because I'm wobbling and my boobs are on the table. Stop it, Mr. Prescott. What? I didn't do anything, did I? You did. I saw you look off and your mind is wandering. No, not at all. Yeah, it is. Devon says someone has a waterbed. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Don't you dare say it? I would not say. Yeah, anyway, thank you, Michelle. Michelle gave us a two dollar super chat. Michelle and the well creations. Thank you. Thank you. What sort of creations do you make, Michelle? Because I'm into resin at the moment. I'm really enjoying doing resin. I've gone from... Not that I've stopped doing jewelry making, but I do jewelry making and now resin. So I'm really pleased. I made my first pyramid. There's a few mistakes in it. Show it. It's over there. Can I get it in a minute when this paint subsides? Okay. Some people have guessed in the chat. Motion of the ocean is amazing. I don't know. I've never experienced it. You've experienced the ocean. What are you talking about? All I'm talking about is the ocean has... You said that Florida beaches, Florida, it's very gentle back and forth. You said... Oh, why are you so a little bit more? Yeah. They'll wash over you. Oh, you make pendulums. Yeah. So yeah, I can't wait to have you here so you can experience Siasiki and the drum circle. I can't wait to experience it and watch you play guitar on the beach as well. You had contact with your old bandmate, didn't you? I did. The other day, the drummer from my band, he and I are friends on Facebook. And we've been, you know, obviously friends since we were kids, but he was the drummer in my first two bands and he says he wants to come down sometime. He's in Florida also, but he wants to come down sometime and bring like just a small drum kit and we would set up somewhere on the beach and jam. That would be a lot of fun. So... Lovely. Brian, Brian Holling. So yeah, a soul brother of mine. He and I, when we get together, we just, we laugh until our stomachs hurt. So... That's good, that's what you need. I said, I think that's what you're missing at the moment. Although you don't mind being your own, as I don't, I'm quite content. There's always that kind of person that you can go out and have a drink with or, you know, go and play pool with or, or darts or... I would love to. You've got your Batchiball friend with you. Yeah, well, yeah, Tim, but yeah, he's going to be here until December and then he's moving to Bolsaida, he and his wife. And then my other Batchiball friend, Sanya, her and her husband, Derek, are moving to Venice Beach. So I have no more Batchiball partners on a regular basis. There's other people that I know that play Batchiball, but they're not at the beach as often as those two were. It's delayed though, isn't it? So they're going to be here for another year, did you say? Until December. Yeah, so... So that's okay. Yeah, Tim's really good at Batchiball and I appreciate the competition and he's from Jersey.  It's typical guy thing, just ball busters on each other while we're playing. But when it's all said and done, we're grateful for the competition that each one of us gives the other person the laughs that we had throughout the day. Isn't it Sausage Party or something? Sausage. Sausage Party together. Yeah, it's a Sausage Fest. You never heard of that? Not since you've said it. Oh, but that was in that movie, Rockstar. Yeah, yes. Yeah. Funny. Sausage Fest.  I'm trying, Brandy. I'm trying to get there still for the fifth, the fifth. You know, looking at from Greg's point of view on the flights there, it looks all pretty much go, go, go. But it wasn't that, that there was a problem. It was in the Heathrow Airport and it was the Homeland Security. They were the gits. They stopped me. So, come to Texas. Once you're here and we can get married, it shouldn't be an issue because you'll be an American at that point. Yeah. Just, I can't wait to marry you and that's it. So, UK Sausage Party has a different meaning. Does it? I haven't heard of Sausage Party before, Trisha. What does it mean in England? You can say it in abbreviated message, can't you? It probably means the same thing, I would assume. Having a sword fight. Oh. German Sausage Fest. Some things are very funny. Okay, I'm gonna go and get the pyramid because I just need to do it. All right, so I'm really proud of Allie and the creations that she's making with Orgone. She's really getting into it. She's enjoying the creative aspects of making this stuff. And that's what it all boils down to is creativity. What can you create today? That's why I play guitar. I can create music with the guitar that's never been played before. Yeah, but it is my first attempt. So, there are issues with it, but I've enjoyed it. Crystal of Twinstar. Did you know Malenko, Lee Singer, Steeleheart? Did the vocals for Rockstar? I did, he's the band, yeah, Steeleheart. As a matter of fact, I sent Allie a video. I'll never let you go. Angelize, I'll never let you go. That's insane. You sent that to me before, didn't you? And then again, several times. So I've made this, but I used a different kind of resin and it poured through. It didn't set right. So I can see the problems with it, but that's my first one. Isn't it gorgeous? And she's complaining about it, finding all the things that are wrong with it. Look how beautiful it is. It's okay. It's okay. For the first attempt, I'm good with it. I'll give it for the first attempt. Yeah.  I've got some more being done at the moment. I bought another mold so that I could have two on the go. See, I thought it would be a good idea to do like one for each element. Mm-hmm. There's a lot of resin and I've need to make sure I sold them. Yeah. Yeah, I could do smaller ones with different elements. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Crystal Princess is asking, what resin do you use? Well, I was using, it's got a bit of heat, actually. That one, epoxy resin. Because I like it because it's one-on-one ratio. And the curing time is only 24 hours so you do it at night and then by the next day it's done. So usually by morning it's actually done, to be fair. But I ran out of that and I ended up using this other version of resin which was like a German version and to try and work out what they meant with the different ratios. I don't think I got the right information. So yeah, that's why it bled a little bit. Patricia said that when she gets her grant in March, she's gonna buy one from you for her new home. Oh, that's so lovely. Oh, thank you. And Devin said he took the test and he's an INFP along with us. Yes. Yep. Join our world. You see that people think that just because you're on, we're out there on Zoom and people think that you're an extrovert because of that but it's not necessarily true.  I still have to gear myself up when I'm doing the monthly, sorry, the week, what was monthly, but now the weekly astrology. I've got two more to do, which I'm planning to do tonight if I can get rid of this pain. I've still got the water and air, so I've got ours to do. So yeah, it takes a lot doesn't it to gear yourself up to do these things sometimes? Yes. Well, you know, that's why I enjoy doing the spirit chat because it gets other people out there and it takes this spotlight off of me. Yeah. You know, and ultimately, you know, everyone's got amazing stories that they can tell and can help teach us and along with everyone else that's watching, you know, what they've learned along the lines, you know, so that's what spirit chat's all about sharing our knowledge with each other and learning from one another. Somebody was asking about the personality test, I just put another link in the chat for it. Yeah. Basically, it's all about the resin being very fuming. I don't have any problem with fumes whatsoever. My family have come in just after I've finished doing resin and they can't smell it. So perhaps it's just this particular one, but I don't ever get any smell from it. I don't worry. I don't put masks on or anything. I don't wear gloves. Don't wear gloves to know. Wow, that's what Magical Maiden's saying. Wear gloves when using resin. She gets a bad rash. I don't get anything. No, I'd be at all. Oh, Christina, our moderator gave us a $5 super job. Oh, thank you, Christina. That's so lovely. This is all going towards your reversal, isn't it? It's all going towards that. Mm-hmm. So, yeah, that's all good. Thank you. Yeah, I was, Blake, I was doing, I started in February, I thought it was too much for me doing them weekly. So I did them monthly. I started doing the February one monthly, the astrology readings, but I missed doing them and I think other people missed me doing them. And with everything going on, I think people need something to look forward to. So I've gone back to doing it weekly, but I had a huge problem in my life. I don't really want to go into. And that's why there was a delay with them. It was me. Yeah, Greg was a problem. He got, he got right on my last nerve. Yeah, as I often do. Yeah. Just yelling at you the entire time. Yeah. As I often do. Really upset me. No, I know. Just in case anybody doesn't get my sense of humor, no, he's never ever got my nerves. I mean, Christina is leaving. So thank you, Christina. We love you. Thank you for moderating in the Super Chat. Have an awesome evening. Thank you, Crystal Princess, for the $5 Super Chat too. But yeah, my daughter can attest, I only yelled at her once in her life. That's because my ex-wife made me. If it wasn't for my ex-wife, I would have never yelled at her. Yeah, so I'm not a yeller. No. Except at you. No. I'd probably laugh anyway. I don't think I could do it seriously, honestly, with a straight face. I wouldn't take it seriously. Yeah. Yeah. Why don't we get to the names? Reading, the reading of the names. And what I'll do is I'll give the screen to you. I'll mute myself. And you can explain what the reason of this is. Okay, so if there is anybody that wants to be added to the list before I read it in a minute, please, just write list next to your name. I only need your first name and the initial, and then I can add it. So the list was created for people who want to get closer with their loved one. Okay, so that could be their twin flame. That could be, and they either know this person or they don't. It could be that they haven't met them yet. It could be that they've met them, but they want to be closer. There could be complications to why they can't get closer, in which case that's me and Greg are on the list. So it can be for couples, okay? It can also help people who are not on the list. Are feeling as if they're not connecting with family and things like that. So there's those, for those reasons as well. So it is the same list as before. So there is, so all you have to do, every week we, well, I read the names out and we put some intention into magnifying these names these links and drawing the two together. So it's like a magnet, pulling together and becoming closer. So it is, it's quite, you can feel it when I'm reading the list, there's about 220 people on the list now, but we're definitely making progress. There are a lot of really good success stories now. So there you go. So I've got, I'm aware that there's people adding their names, so I'm just gonna do that. So you get down to the bottom of this list. Yeah, I couldn't believe it, 220 people. So if you've already put your name down, oh, it's 244 at the moment. So let's go back a little bit, see who, right. So we've got Blake, Blake, J.R. And then we have, you've got the, yeah, you're on that, I think, her crystal princess. Yeah, I feel we are definitely made for each other. Yeah, so Elizabeth N, shall I put you, Elizabeth? Or Elizabeth E, I'm just gonna put it for that, okay. So I've listed you as Elizabeth, Namaste, so it'll be Elizabeth N and then E. I hope that's okay. Trisha K, Trisha K. And then Wanda E, where are we gonna go? So, and then Valerie, Valerie C. Yeah, well, there's a lot of you today. So we've got Ruth B, Ruth B. Oh, it's Elizabeth C. Let me go back and amend that, Elizabeth, Elizabeth C, I've amended it, okay. So, okay, so that's as far as we've got. So let me just, four, six, two, four, seven, two, four, seven, 248, 249, 250, 250 names.  Let me save that to make sure. Okay, so I'm gonna start. So if anybody wants to join in and put out some positive energy for these lovely connections, please do so now or light your candles, okay. So I'm actually raffling off one of these candle holders. It's actually, it looks even prettier than mine actually. So this is the one that I'm raffling, okay, along with a lovely deck of cards, okay. Okay, so if anybody wants to have a go at that raffle, just tell me how many tickets you would like. So it's pounds or $2 if you're outside the UK. Okay, so I'm gonna go back, start with the list. Okay, so let's put some positivity out there.  That's 250 names. Wow. That's good. 250. Yeah. That's amazing. The trouble is most of these people are women. We need some guys out there to add their names on here. I was mentioning to you earlier this week, I'll go through and I'll add people on my friends list because I have like 4,000 friends. I can still add another 1,000 on Facebook. But I only add people that have at least 20 common friends with me, that way I know that they're not bots. And I kind of add only people that have an actual profile picture, that way I know they're not bots. And so I was going through and this time around, it worked out to about 35% of the people I added were guys, which is good because typically it's only like 15, 20% guys in this genre. And we're seeing more guys awaken, which so that's a good thing. Yes. Yep. I'm just reading some of the comments. Yeah. I'm scrolling back. Crystal Princess wants two tickets. She paid for it via Super Chat. So I'll just go through and send you the money. It goes, it makes no difference, we're fine. So she wants two tickets, I'll add those on. So obviously she doesn't mind which numbers. Well, she's on right now, ask her. This is the numbers that are available. So what numbers do you want, Crystal Princess? Do I need to pick? You don't need to. Ellie can assign you a number. I can just pick them if you want me to. Yeah. Devin's saying that he's not ready for a romantic relationship again. So he has no plans of adding his name anytime soon. You never know, Devin, you never know. Ellie and I weren't looking either when it happened. So can't hurt. So 32 and 34. 34 has got, well, 34. I've got you down, Crystal Princess, I've got you down for 34. Already, it was already there, it's what you're saying. 32 is already taken though. Trying to zoom in one second. 34, 34 is yours already. I've got you down here already. 34, don't know how. Then have Ellie pick my second one. Okay. Yep. What about 18? That sound okay? That's a good number. Works out to an N plus eight is a nine. Nine is one of the Tesla numbers. Okay. Yep. Yeah. So unless you did this, yeah, it's the same raffle. So I think you need another number because I think that you've already done that one, you've already paid for that one. So I pick another number for you. Number two, number four. Or number 10. I think number 10, there you go. I've got you down for number 10. Number 10, number 18 and number 34 are your numbers. There you go. I wanna thank you again for doing what you do with the names and reading them off and putting the energy into it and doing this every week, you know, for humanity. Just sacrificing your time and energy for everyone. I love you. I love you too. I just want everybody to be as happy as we are because it feels wonderful. Yeah. It's the way it's supposed to be and everyone should experience that. Yeah. She's happy with her numbers crystal. So that's good. Good. Oh, her birthday's the 10th. So that's pretty good. Yeah. You're getting the texts a lot quicker than I am. You'll see it before me on your cell phone before I see it on my phone. Really? Yeah. That's interesting. You said the perfect exact numbers in my head before I could even punch them in. So that's good. Because this has already happened. We're in tune. So that's all good. So I'm nearly there, really. I might do another live soon to see if anybody, if we can get some more people on there. Because I think I've got about another 12 to 15 ticket before I can then pull the grapple. And when are you going to find the time to do another live? I will. I will. I will. I know, like tonight is already booked, basically, because you have those two tarot, astrology readings. Sometimes I mention it on there. I mean, last time I didn't have that think so nobody could comment on my videos. So two of the this week's astrology is already out there on my YouTube. It's already out there. And I mentioned the raffle there. And but I didn't, nobody could comment on them. You helped me with that. So if you take it for suitable for kids, it won't let you open the comments box. But if you say it's kind of adults only, it lets you comment. Isn't that asinine? Because kids could watch that and still be able to comment. But they're not they're not able to because of the way YouTube sets things up. Yeah, yeah. So I'm still doing the Monday classes. The next I did paranormal this Monday. That was good. Enjoy teaching that one. I had the spirit box going. I haven't told you this. I had the spirit box going. And the temperature gauge just kept going up and really bleeping a lot. It was going up and up and up and up on the gauge. It was making a lot of, there was a lot of things. Explain what the spirit box is. The spirit box is it's got lots of different tools to this particular one. And it basically spins through radio stations really, really quickly. Either forward or back, AM or FM. And spirit can use certain words. They can use them to communicate with you and give messages. So we didn't have any messages, but we did have the temperature gauge kept going up. So that was fun. But I'm doing this week. It's all to do with Native Americans and shamanism. It's Monday. Awesome. Yeah, I'll get busy on a new promo for you. Thank you. You're so lovely to me. Why wouldn't I be? Anything for you. I've got a list going, don't you worry. That's okay. I look forward to it. Yeah. Take advantage of that. Anything for you. Absolutely. Somebody was asking before I'm here, Mark is asking, are you going to conference in Cocoa Beach, Florida, Star Seed Adventures? I haven't heard of that. Chances are no, I've got a lot on my plate right now. I just probably, no. Sounds great though, you know. Interested in at least checking out to see who's there. Maybe they have a online option to watch it from home. Just to answer you, Ruth, I did read it out. You're the last name on the list. It was a number 250 and I read it out right at the end. So yeah, I did read it out. You're on there. You made the cut here, number 250. Yeah, 250. Sharon said she loved the spirit box. I know it just kept going off. It was great. And the pendulum, she's got some dowel sim rods Sharon has and the dowel sim rods, they just kept, she had them like this and they just kept twisting around and going around her neck. So they didn't want to go forward. Wow. What does that mean? Does that mean there's spirit all around? Probably, yeah. Yeah, probably. You've got to kind of steady them and then stand up really and walk with them. And also you've got to program them. Do you want them to find a missing object or do you want them to find water? Because people still use them to find water or do you want them to find spirit? You need to tell them what it is that you, yeah. That sounds like fun. I like doing investigations. So that's why I can't wait just to live with you full time and to do fun things like that together, to join our energies, our powers together and manifest amazing things and let our inner children play. No, it's, we've got loads to look forward to, haven't we? And I know we keep, you know, we're impatient. We've been pretty patient though. We've actually spent two weeks together, 13 days, haven't we? Since we met on the 31st of March. So we're not throwing our toys out for prom too much. Oh, there you are. Okay, maybe I was the one that was chosen. Oh, was you frozen? I don't know, you were on my screen. Yeah, yeah. I wasn't here. Okay. Well, anyway, let's wrap things up because you have some astrology to do and I got an achy ear that I need to take care of. So, is there anything else you want to cover before we wrap things up? No, I'd put a little bit of cotton wool in your ear. Just try and put one in it and just leave it. That's what I would do. All right. Yeah, it's bugging me. It really is. We're gonna leave it off at that. So, on behalf of the love of my life, the future Mrs. Allison Prescott. I'm Greg, she's Hallie and we're both sending you all infinite love and light. Namaste everyone.


Hello. So, you've seen the two, I think, quite commonly used free application. I'm not sure what non-web based, commonly used PCB software is. And this is a printer. How many of you have used or heard of it? Used and heard. Alright. So, it's probably new to all of you. I have been on their beta program for like a couple of years now, if I'm not wrong. And like with most people and their PCB software, I also happen to have a love-hate relationship with this one. Also, just so that you understand where I come from, I firstly, as the disclaimer, I don't use this for all my routing for all my PCBs. I kind of use EGLE. I mostly just use EGLE these days. I am trying out PyCAD, perhaps, also Edge. And we might be moving to LTM at work. So, Upwarder was something. Yes, also, never trust the autorouter. Upwarder was something I was exploring for my work and also personally, try to see if it will suit the need for us. I haven't come to a conclusion, but we're moving to LTM for other reasons. And I'll just kind of go through what I stumbled across and what kind of software it is and my personal take on it. So, the first reason why Upwarder is really exciting these days is the tagline. Never create a part again. I mean, I'm sure most of you have designed PCBs at some point in your life. The most annoying thing is creating a footprint or creating a part.  For example, it's very easy, at least for me, to get the orientation wrong. And I have a relay which is top mounted, but then you have to look at the mirror and you don't know if it's mirrored or not because when you place it, it has to be mirrored. And then when you're designing, they all look kind of the same and you need to visualize it or take a step back and visualize it or look at the component. And sometimes the components haven't arrived yet and if the data sheet, or there's no 3D model of the data sheet, or if you're not as good to understand the data sheet better, you will end up getting really confused and you end up having a mirrored image on your PCB that you just, you can't put the component there. It won't work. So you'll have to put it on the other side and the other components on the other side, lots of problems, probably have to be spinning about. So creating a part is probably the most annoying thing for most of us. And when I heard, so I put it when they came, when they started off, they didn't have this, this came about, I think a year ago. So I got an email saying, hey, guess what? We have this new thing called the pass concierge and then we will create parts for you. And it seemed like no strings attached. We just go there, type in with the part you want, put it in the data sheet and give it a name and click OK. And you just go to sleep, wake up and magically you have a part there. So I was like super excited. Jumped on to the operator that day and I found a random old triac. It was a super simple TO220. I mean, it'll take me like two minutes to design that part because the footprint exists. But hey, someone's going to make it for me.   And then I got a little placeholder symbol to just give you this dashed box and then perhaps I can. So you can just see how, so you just go there, manufacturer, orderable part number, data sheet and you get a little dash thing. And then you can see here it is cute for creation. Someone is creating it now and then it gets created. And then once it gets created, it gets one star. After that, someone is going to verify it and they get two stars and it's like two independent human beings verified it and you don't have to do that stuff anymore. So you just have to worry about your routing and your schematics and the fun stuff that you're generally happy doing. So that was fantastic. This is a dream come true and like PCB design is going to be never same again. So that's how it started. That device that I did create that day was magically created overnight. So when I did it at 2am woke up at 10 or whatever and was there. So it was great. And then I decided, okay, I'm going to try this out for a PCB at work. So they give, okay, a bit of a background that I probably completely forgot about on the PCB. They are this model or whatever. So Ego has a three version with some limitations. That is two layers and some size limitations. Kitecat obviously is completely open source with zero limitations. So Upwarder is free to use. So the basic design suite is free. So that's almost all the features. There are a couple of features that are not free, which would be one is you can't have, they have a 3D export thing like a 3D step model export, which also even the rendering and the export, everything is only for paid users. So if you're on the free tier, you cannot have 3D models. Okay. Another one is they basically are the same model as a circuit maker, which is another circuit design software that I guess is not featured today, where they give you two private designs and the rest all have to be open. So it's kind of like the GitHub model where if you create a software, if you create a PCB for free, you have to open source it. You cannot, if you want private repos, you have to pay for it. That's their personal model. And also they have really good collaboration. It's kind of like Google Docs. So I can be editing something and you will get like, you can see me editing it, you can see everything updating in real time. Also that obviously me has a limitation that is kind of hidden behind the scenes, which is that it's connected. It only works when they connected the web, which is a great thing. It's awesome. That's all great. But for me, I tend to do most of my work not connected or more like I get distracted. Therefore, I don't connect myself to the web. So I try to I kind of program design and basis without network connectivity. So that's a big bummer for me. And Alberta has come a long way from where they started off. I remember the first time I tried it, they didn't have the spots from Seattle stuff. It was just another tool, very simple, very, very nothing spectacular about it. But they have come a long way. So I will just go through a couple of things that they have. They have this thing called guided trace wrapping, I will show you later on in the software how it looks like. This is basically when you design PCBs, or maybe I'll just do it now. Where it's easier. So I have a my mouse is missing. Okay, okay. So I have a new schematic here. I'm gonna add so let's say we want to place a resistor down. So they have this concept of generics, which is very similar to how I can operate in the sense you want to register, please register, you don't have to worry about the footprint. They don't have to worry about the specific device because it's not tied down to anything. Now, once I've now once I've placed this resistor down, I can double click on it. And then I can change the footprint. Let's say I'm being ambitious today and I'll pick a zero two zero one. And maybe not just scares scary.  And there you have it. So if I press tab, you can go to this is a PCB layout, and there's a footprint there. So there's that that's one thing about the whole net list export stuff, which I think also plagues Altium, you have to go do the whole net net list export thing, which is, like you said, very frustrating. So they have kind of work around it.  So it's just, I just press tab, I can do whatever I want. And it, and it sings up real time, which is really good. So let me place a random LED. I can just place that over here. And then let's give it a random footprint. I don't know, one, two, six. And then that's true. So we just have a random resistor connected to an LED. I have no idea what this thing does, but doesn't matter for now. Nobody cares. And the DRC, the design rule check is done real time, you don't have to click on something and do a design rule check. So you can go here to constraints, and it says something is not connected. I have no idea why. What? Zoom? Sorry, everything seems to be connected. I'm not sure why But anyway, so now I can go to my PCB layout. And you can see that the resistor is connected. And those are the air wires that we've probably been introduced by two by the other two speakers. So what I was talking about earlier, this is the constraints manager page where you can add all the constraints. They have they do a pretty good job at this. So I can do something like just call it my tracks for some reason. And okay, so this is basically saying between two different nets. I should have minimum clearance of 0.15 mm. So if I go to schematics now, sorry, PCB layout, and layout, and I do that. And for some, if you can see it, so that's the actual trace width. And we can see the the boundaries. That's basically the clearance around it. So if you change it to one mm, or something ridiculous, it's going to become bigger. And while you while you route it, you will know if you're if you're satisfying your constraints or not. So if I bring it too close, it's going to turn red and say, No, you can't do that. That's obviously wrong. But even something like that, something like this is kind of really nice to have when you're routing a complicated board, you tend to get carried away. You're at different zoom levels. And you don't know how far apart the cases are. And then if I'm doing this on Eagle, I go and click on the DRC and it's like, Oh, great, all these reasons are too close together. Now I have to spread them apart. So if you set up your constraints early on, this is a very, very useful tool to have. And this is a pretty, I mean, it's a pretty straightforward feature. You would expect everything to have it, but not everything has it. And I did not know about this until until last week, Altium 16, I think came out this year, or late, or sometimes late last year, just introduce this feature as well. So and you get it for free if you're open sourcing or whatever, I can't have it as well. That's great, because I'm going to use like it. So that's, that's pretty cool. Or yes, oh yeah, you can you can set the constraints differently here as well between trace and VR and trace and trace and whatnot. So another thing I can do is I'm not sure how many of you have had to do this, but you might need control length or matched lengths. So if you're, you're routing signals that might have risk conditions, or if you want them to have control length for some reason, you would need to make sure they're all within a certain tolerance of each other. So I can select the next next year. There's a pretty nifty feature over here to select nets or select anything for that matter. I can just select nets. And then basically do this. And only the nets get selected, which is nice. If you want to only select nets and move it around or delete all the nets or only select components or whatever. And then I can right click. Okay, there. And then I can create a length matching group. So I come to over here. I'm not sure why. But anyway, you can select both of them and build the constraints and basically set a tolerance. So you saw what the the dialogue looked like. Basically, you can give it a name, set the tolerance. And then when you when you route it, it will basically tell you if your two lengths are off by 1.27 mm. In this case, it will complain and yell at you and say, Hey, the tracks are too long or too sharp. Go fix it. And then you can use your serpentine or micro whatever to you can to match the links. And so they also have a few other nifty features like active layer focus, which you go doesn't have where all the other layers go translucent. And only the active layer that you're working on actually shows up, which gives you a very good idea of especially with a multi layer PCB, where if routing, routing a set layer, you kind of tend to get lost or carried away or you forget about what's beneath it. And you get we get to see all the pores and all the other tracks and buried and blind beers or whatnot below that are translucent, which is I think quite a nice feature. So I talked about the length matching. And also, it has a very nice because all online and everything. I'm not sure.  It's probably the worst search I've ever used. I shouldn't call it. I should probably shouldn't even call it search. But the search here is really nice. You can search Vichy, six, six kilo ohm thick foam resistor or something and you'll find a part. So the thing with the parts concierge is with a free tier. The limitation, as I said earlier, the catch is you get five free parts. That's it. All together. So save it for the five super annoying, frustrating, custom part that you ever have to design. But the good thing with Alberta is they have a massive collection of parts. I think it's like 1.4 million or something ridiculous now. And it's actually hard to find components that are not in the database. So I mean, that's a that the gravity of that statement is pretty immense given almost all other tools that I've used. Finding component like footprints has been like my go to thing. So so much so that I design with components I can find footprints for. I mean, that's not unless I can't find a component for it. So I'll basically go to element 14, find a random or whatever. And then I will scroll and look for free ego footprint available and then use it because it just takes me so much more time and less hassle. And the fact that they have 1.4 million or whatever crazy number of parts makes it amazing to design with. So that's a huge plus. Sorry. Okay, yeah, so that's a huge plus for a voter, my opinion. And also the kind of really nice with the features and they're constantly updating that they always email me about new features that are coming up, which is also very nice, compared to let's say you buy Altium, where you pay like what $10,000 upfront. And then it's like, you have to pay 2000 or something every year just to get the updates. Whereas here, if you're using the free tier, you're always on the latest version, you always get all the updates. And even if you're paying for it for personal, I don't know, it might be expensive for students or whatever. But for companies that might really make sense. It's about it's I think it's $100 per user per month. So it still works out to be cheaper than just the update fees. For example, Altium, because Altium you have to or pads or whatever for that matter. It's like $2,000 per year just to get the free update just to get the updates for the for the new version. So in terms of cost, totally makes sense. Although their past concierge, even the very fine or whatever components aren't great, because I actually wanted to design a little board for with Upwarder for this thing. And I didn't manage to finish it because I had one rule about designing with Upwarder, which is I will never create a part. And that's because that's what they claim. And so I tried never to create a part.  And I basically give them the USB C data sheet, the USB C connector from worth electronic data sheet. And I sent a credit card for me and they did. And it has 12 things when it's supposed to have 24 pins, which was really weird. The moment I saw this, I was like, wait, that's really weird. I hope they have some fancy new hidden feature that I don't know about where I can find the other 12 pins. And I couldn't find it. I waited for a couple of days and they didn't do anything about it. So I followed a bug report. And I didn't hear from them for quite some time. And when I checked again last week, it said update available. So I went there and clicked on the update and I got a 400 bad request. I tried this like just before the talk. So that's what I got. I don't know if it's better now. So if I click on compare, I still got a bad request. And I couldn't upgrade either. I don't know if it works now. Nope, can't upgrade. So that's been really annoying me.  So I think they're still getting there. They're still refining their stuff. It's not perfect yet. So keep that in mind. And so if I go to the PCB layout, for example, for this thing, this connector is a dual sided connector. So if that's your PCB, it's a really it's kind of a weird connector. The connector goes like that. So it puts a constraint on the PCB thickness, it has to be 0.8 mm. It won't work with thicker because it just won't fit. thinner lines also probably won't work. So it has to be that thickness. And it's a dual sided thing. So you have a the top faces and bottom faces. That's how the connector works. But you'll be surprised to find out with the thing that designed for me. If I hide all on the top, there's nothing below. So that also need really annoyed. So it doesn't work. Although the parts are supposed to be verified and all taken to the pinch of salt if you have a really weird part, and that's probably what you want to use it for. So I'll take it with a pinch of salt. Sorry, they're not exactly weird, but this one's a little it's new and it's different. So I guess it's weird until everybody adopts it perhaps. But yeah, so that threw me off a little bit. And I was also designing another board earlier for my work. I was this breakout for a for an 80s for an ADC. And I wanted to do this. This is something you can probably get done ego, maybe in a week over the evenings or something. And if you want to look at the schematic, it's anyway, so the issue with this was I do not want to create this part. It's a it's the ADC itself. Because I have this policy, not to create parts with a worker. And I asked them to create the part for me. It said, okay, ETA 60 minutes. That's great. Let me go, you know, take a nap and come back. And it should be done. And 60 minutes became a day. It became three days. And it just got stuck at three days for an entire month. And I basically went designed the entire thing in Eagle and came back and it was still like cute for a bit or whatever. So maybe they discriminated against me because I'm the free target. I don't know. I'm not saying that I don't know I don't have any any but I don't know if they just couldn't create it. Maybe it's a really annoying part to create. I'm glad I didn't create it. I found one for Eagle. So that's great. But yeah, it took me really long. And now they seem to have an upgrade that I just found out about. So it's a concierge is a little bit of hit or miss, because there are actual real living flesh, body people making these things. So they're only human, I guess, and they're making this. So it's gonna be hit or miss, maybe they'll get much better in the future. So that's that. And I think I've covered everything. I don't know. This was kind of impromptu. So it's probably all over the place. Do you guys have any questions? Feel free to shoot. Yeah, I think we'll go for one question. Right. If not, we will you post the slides online and we'll ask you there. Sure. Cool. Thank you, Sean.


Can I apply art resin to 3d surfaces? You can definitely use art resin on sculpture and other 3d surfaces the way you would do this is by using a brush You just have to keep in mind that whatever brush you use It's gonna get pretty wrecked because after all art resin is gonna solidify in the bristles of the brush So use a brush that you probably don't mind disposing of these foam brushes work quite well as well So you would just brush art resin all in the same way as you would apply let's say paint You're probably gonna have to do multiple coat now This might be a two or three-day project because you need to wait until the first layer of resin is dry before you do the next layer You also want to prop up your sculpture your 3d object on some sort of piece of wood or something like that So that the resin can fall off and onto the side and it won't stick your sculpture to the platform We have a video of Dave art resigning a rock and you can watch that one right here Just to see how resigning a 3d object is done So keep your questions coming in the comment section below For more FAQ answers how to videos and other cool stuff you can take a look at these and visit art resin.com for more


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hmm what up y'all doing some wall art on the wall there's spray bottle that's not clean water so hope everybody had a great day we had an awesome day what up Kelly we went and let me turn some more light on hi Tammy what's up Canada Stephanie hope you're feeling well hey Kim so we got a package in today from hey Becky and Mona art and glow and I'm not sure why this resin resin is blue I know but I'm excited I don't know what up Ellen Susanna AB thanks Becky I don't know if that makes it more glowy but I'm excited about it because we also got not that's something else we also got these three new pigments from them this is supposed to be red go figure and they send us this handy dandy little aren't and glow UV light what up Susie so that like we could see if it could like it's glowing capabilities obviously we have all the studio lights on so it's hard to see but like isn't that bananas what I'm gonna like write out bananas in one of these how bananas is that anyways we're not using this stuff today but probably do that me on em we did go see miss Judy today who is the most like generous soul on earth she gave us some new stuff to play with a whole bunch of new pigments also I got a new packaging from LeBrez I showed y'all yesterday these four new colors and some stardust I can't wait to try those out oh what else some those some those it's gonna be bananas it is it's a buck just making our sign awesome what up Tammy I'm gonna see if it works on our old like our sorry it's gonna get dark for a minute what's up me I'm gonna see if it works on this glow painting the hats bananas I mean that's not pretty but how crazy is that what's up Natalie anyways stay tuned for this stuff manana Judy was kind enough to send us home with a little bit of resin hey Tammy I could scare Jeff Christina you're right because I'm creepy Jenny made it tonight the colors that we're gonna be using are teals a little bit of Maui and some browns let me show you what we poured earlier work in progress where's that one so we did this one earlier how crazy is that like the biggest cells I believe I've ever seen I'm pretty sure so we decided we like this one so much that we're gonna do a large port those are the skins I'm collecting for some of y'all just want them to get nice and set before we send them out Barbara you made it oh also it's um it's not that hard to read is it is it hard to read Kelly says it looks good Ellen says she loves it what up Tandy Kim says it's easy to read awesome thanks y'all so we showed y'all yesterday that we got these suckas made to mix resin with so that you can reuse them and not be wasteful and we wanted to make sure that you could peel the resin off of it so as soon as Jeff's done with that we're gonna do like the biggest test we like basically encased this one to see if it will come off easy or if we need to figure out something out what's that Marjorie are you gonna we're gonna finish that no okay so tonight we're using Snow White from what oh I'll show them that in a minute Hydrus brown from Doc Martin nickel from Doc Martin I think he's gonna mix these two together for that color and then these two together for this color so that we have like really dynamic colors this is from two days ago yesterday oh yesterday yeah that's right report this morning turned out super celly the silver is Mayron I'm pretty happy with this piece and I basically nothing to do with it hey Clara pretty excited about this piece and of course peacocks up oh sorry we're here we're here yeah I cut it near like where it is so we're not anticipating that you need to cut it like this yeah we just wanted to encase it completely just to see what we're working with Susanna it's funny you don't think that'll make it like stick to the Susanna's in the house and she's got ice cream that sounds amazing that may not be easy to do with gloves on or it is easy to do well okay cool and it's funny because it's like it's completely off there's one side that has it but let's don't do that so now we know that these guys it doesn't stick to Wunderbaugh Aaron of the letters okay that now we can make sure you can make a stamp out of it all right so for those that wasn't here when we went over this yesterday Jeff and I decided we wanted to make reusable stir sticks because I mean we go through a bazillion right so we made a prototype it looks like this that way we can peel resin off and reuse it a million zillion billion times so we have a pointy end so that you can get powder and stuff out and then we have a square end so that you can get into the corner of your cups and you don't like miss anything down there when you're mixing your resin so you get a full complete mixture so what up Greg so we're gonna make some that are longer than this and thinner than this so that it meets all the needs for all the people so yeah he's just sending a photo to the guy that made these for us so yeah we're gonna get the exact sizes and measurements tomorrow and I will post what it's gonna cost because I don't even know what it's gonna cost us to do this yet but I wanted to share with y'all what up France I be what else do we need to get for your super poor a big stick Jeff could stand or file down the pointy corners of the stir stick we're gonna get these rounded off just a little bit more so that we make sure that it doesn't puncture the cup welcome to the live one free with each nice comment we actually are thinking about sending them to people that donate to the channel just for just cuz depending on how much it cost me to do that yes we're gonna do some that are longer for like bigger mixing buckets and we're gonna do some that are thinner as well and we're also gonna do like the what's it called graduated measuring the one-to-one and all that on the big one so that you can use that I would imagine that they'd be good for acrylics to what up Sue I'll definitely send you some Susanna I feel like I owe you yeah Susanna Susanna Susanna don't even say it mm-hmm that's just learning shaming learn shaming I don't okay I'm sure I probably have paint all over my whole face because this stuff works all the time I'm just gonna use the rest of this stuff for this coat did my thing just freeze up okay sorry about that I'm yes I'm sorry I have no idea what happened like the signage behind Jeff thanks he's gonna finish the wall we he had that thought like right before we went live I'm sorry y'all I lost it I lost everybody oh yeah yeah like I have no idea where my my phone like froze up and everybody went away but everybody's back well I think we lost 20 people 10 people sippy sippy y'all think sippy all right so we're back in action tonight we're using art resin donated by the lovely most Judy to the cause and we're using how many ounces 16 this one is 16 so this board was made by Greg and it's what 12 by 24 I don't know how big it is 12 by 36 you did whatever you win so people have asked us a lot lately if we like our resin what we think about it and basically basically we like the resin the only okay there's two downsides the price is more than we pay for the other resins and to it's kind of a softer finish for a couple days so I have to like protect it a little bit like usually two days after I can stack canvases this one I I'm nervous to do that for the first few days it's got no smell apparently it doesn't really yellow I don't know some people say that all resin will yellow eventually because plastic and some people say the art resin doesn't yellow so I don't know time will tell I suppose welcome RC but it's got a lot less bubbles than other brands that we've used and the working time is astonishingly longer by like a lot what's your favorite part about art resin working time and I don't know they're just like I haven't worked with it long enough to really tell you what I like between you know the four reasons I've used because it's I mean to be honest pretty much it's resin you have certain amount of time the texture of paint flowing together or if it you know we haven't tried yet is how that how one makes over the other like it does it with and biotechs welcome Laverne I just I can't really like what I can say is the working time I love that it is what it says it is it's not doesn't heat up but then also if you get it out of the bucket it's definitely gonna last longer you keep it in there yeah I love that he likes to splash since I got you in the house I just want you to know that this fuchsia is bananas paint of mine to the grit that got into it and this is also I think this is your white bananas also while he's doing that I just show you this other one that we did this is the color palette that we're using tonight this is a test we did this morning bananas we need a bigger table we do totally need a bigger table I look forward to making bigger pieces so yeah I have Paul it doesn't that turn out crazy yeah Amber if you want you can send me how your icat piece turned out you just shoot it to that email there it is or to just hashtag it to us I know I haven't I haven't done a piece I was gonna do one tonight but we just got all this art resident and we did test this morning and since Suzanne is live with us we're gonna use some of her new colors this peacock and then her white and Maui and a couple inks will you be at the Plano art festival by chance I won't be I keep meaning to do an art festival outside of here like downtown deep Elmeria but life that is a lot so the way Susanna mixes hers is she'll put a drop of resin in first so that when you go to mix okay we start over put a drop of resin in then add the powder mix it together and then add more resin that way when you start mixing it doesn't all come out into your face that's what I did there I just put it in first and then you pour it in and it covers it and there's no we're using do I need the other one since we're almost out of that one yeah let's get the other one since that one's almost spent but I have some coming down order Judy is the US like middleman for artists who I don't think she sells them she's just like distributes and once they come to the States so the first color that we have in there is peacock by LeRez looks like this if you're interested in this contact Laura usher I'll leave her contact information in the description box the second one is Maui that's from distinctive concrete concepts I think you up that is a nickel it's an iridescent ink and that is was it like a van dyke brown so you said I'm so glad Jeff isn't camera shy anymore he's so in the zone it's true he hates hearing his voice on camera he's amazing have you ever used gilding paint in resin um I don't think we have I have some we have a gold gilding paint but we haven't used it in resin but I can put it on the to-do list really excited to see these colors together that is about as peacocky as it gets almost mermaid-y because well you know you have extra working time with this we didn't even use our new sticks I bet it would be good with a warm magenta probably turn out kind of like that one let's see lovely lovely that nickel turns out pretty do you want me to mix you more resin I want to do this like that one we did I want to do like a big puddle like one of those big long ones and then do another kind of big puddle and do the slow till and then do the super till and then lay it down or maybe do side-to-side and then I want to put white where it's not we're didn't touch we'll see this could be in there um what's up Lori so there are calculations and formulas to know how much resin you'll need for a certain amount of surface area it never really works out right for us we always make too much or too little and so we just make a coaster or two to use up the extra resin which is good because when we do a festival or an art show or something we need a lot of coasters so it just works out but check out the art resin website I love this brown it's a would you say that was Venetian it's like super tiny yeah it's Venetian brown it's it almost has a hint of it's weird purple and red I don't know but it it's not like your typical brown so it doesn't get like a weird tan when it mixes with other colors also sue Tammy says she usually makes two extra ounces and when it tells you an AB says that it's a calculator for sealing a piece not like the art layer and there's definite difference do you type Judy in for a code to us shipments um I'm not sure try it I know I type it all out in the comp the description box under each video that we have her stuff in but I can't remember what up Roland all right yeah it's like a burn number hi Nancy so the great thing about a lot of these pigment powders is that you can add other colors and make your own and so sometimes we will add a an ink to brighten it up a little maybe make it a unique one-of-a-kind color it's funny about resin art like it's it's impossible to duplicate so there's never one piece that's that's gonna be the same if you have a piece that you'll never have the same color in it it's a different story this is the peacock there are a lot of Aussies in the house makes me happy I don't even know what time it is over there what's up Judy in Canada so that's our palette tonight yay we just said a hundred people 1134 a.m. in Australia nice so it's just new time we visit the Festival of the Arts and okay see this weekend we have to finish that mural that we're slacking on we're slacking on it that what we're doing well because of the weather we're supposed to have it done but the weather was like I don't think so I know a lot of the browns do turn into weird colors but these turned out earlier when we did a test so we'll see thanks Kelly welcome Josephina didn't miss too much oh it's a public holiday which honors veterans I love honoring veterans my parents are military retired thanks Michelle I used to live in Florida Terry I was born in Cocoa Beach nobody knows where that is until I mentioned I dream of Jeannie Tammy says she thinned out resin using hot water today when she went to work with it only lasted 10 minutes before it seized is it possible to overheat resin with hot tap water they're different I don't know that I've ever I know you can overheat resin but I don't know if you can do it with water I'll have to check on that usually if it overheats it's because of the type of paint you mix in it or the amount of time it's like in a cup and I read somewhere that the type of cup can make it do that I'll look back and I'll I'll figure it out I'll let you know so many military brats I'm not alone do you want me to put a star stick under it prior military AB that's so awesome Michelle says she likes your shirt welcome Nancy thanks for watching the videos that's weird that's awesome Holly and most people are like I don't is that near Pensacola how far is it for Miami hey Joe just a lot of military people in the house there's something in it yeah does your heat gun have temperature settings I just got a Wagner our heat gun has two settings get this light out we need better studio light that's bananas that's that peacock color I like what this looks like too it's like long cell situation that looks weird I don't know if y'all could see that probably not we get back to my questions where am I I have no idea what to set it on I've always used a torch till now Paul we had like a high and a low on ours so I don't know exactly what the temperature read setting is on it there's something that's in there you got it we used a new bucket I don't understand the problem oh you know what I think this is that it's that nickel I might just put my hand in it where am I with questions the brown the brown ink that we used is a bombay hydrous ink and it's Venetian what's up Switzerland hey Robbie we're using Maui blue peacock by Le Rez artist Sue white I'm out of my Le Rez white and nickel ink and Venetian brown ink are you guys not into country music living in Texas not particularly Natalie ever had trouble while mixing art resin creating little bubbles that float up out of the cup art resin is actually the brand that does that the least of the brands that we've used it's crazy sorry airbrush it does look like it's glowing from certain areas how did your custom mixing sticks clean up awesome we peel it all off of these in the beginning even these like little textured etchings where we have the name came right out hi Janine you had Judy I think it is a watercolor the keys say they like that it's busy on both ends and clean in the middle where is Kujo he is in his little hole he's hanging out under the desk I'll take y'all over there in a second what type of plastic are the sticks um casting plastic I can find out Minyana do you guys ever rest every once in a while that looks crazy is this inspired by the death clock song mermaider um no however it sounds like mermaid so maybe yes how did I miss video about the sticks Joe it was in the the last video on the last live I'm gonna post actually we recorded Jeff recorded how they were made and I'll be posting that it's compiling right now how do I get that I think I need to pour it in like right here for a big puddle mm-hmm heat it do the slow just do it slow let it all just get down there and then do super tilt this way so then it drags it all back that's what that is well I like that it's like busy on the end just like the keys said that way it's not like overrun with cells I feel like it's almost balanced look at that this is what also I love about is that if I mean it settles and it just it's glass like right now mm-hmm like it's it seems a little more clear maybe could be but then there is the downside that you know that it's it's still workable right for me I like that this browns coming up through this and you know you said that this blue and the peacock were similar it just makes a beautiful fade between the two Kelly Green said you should have a live show where we pick the colors and the moves Kelly it's not a bad idea I would just have to get all 118 of y'all let her on today to agree I just ran into the table I know but I don't like it do that let it go okay that's our dust free zone the little one the big one sorry so an awesome skin but Kelly that's not a bad idea at all we're actually thinking about doing like one-on-ones with people like and have people who want us to do a one-on-one with them like do a two-hour FaceTime with them and they can ask questions and we could do a pour with them I thought that would be cool we'll see if we have enough interest in that rod gave us $2 because of your epic kiss shirt thanks rod also awesome pink what up servey a live commission piece of be cool Gloria thank you so much is the table okay I'll ask it later my hip hurts it'll be a bruise just ADD would go nuts if we did like let people pick the colors and the direction of the poor I wouldn't work out that well I would just have to have him reading the comments and then I would just do the poor for y'all Holly said she would agree with whatever we come up with what up Leanne Ellen said she saw the table jump right in front of me so it really wasn't my fault was this what is Leanne drinking on a sippy sippy thank you Joe just the combo here Clara thank you so much this might turn out to look like a real peacock feather if I were to have purple in there and that green John say just ordered 12 pigments from a little res you won't be disappointed they're beautiful and the key say that they have furniture and sometimes walls jump out so I'm not alone the blues are Maui from distinctive concrete concepts and also the green tinted one is peacock green which is probably one of my favorite colors ever it does look like an eye it's kind of creepy like this it does mm-hmm Roxy has our sippy sippy too it's PD light because she has a fever we drank PD light the other morning hey Paula I think I should wrap myself in bubble wrap some days secret to cells then the paint then the resin that's don't bake it Kelly says her resin didn't stick to the tiles Kelly you can get a bonding primer and that will alleviate that issue I'll show you what it looks like in a minute thank you John yes Lores does have a plum now I will have to I'll have to get some for sure if I watch y'all long enough will some of this resin talent rub off on me yes absolutely 100% let's sign a disclaimer that we can't promise that that looks like a Pink Floyd album they sell small tents to cover paintings on Amazon what I'll have to check that out hey Marie we did do the big one but I will show it to you in just a second impossible to that's what happens when you don't do a clear coat yeah it doesn't flow easy but this is insane okay while he's figuring that out I will show you the big poor grab my light it doesn't look as amazing as when it's not like in the cubby it's super beautiful residence to know lights too bright the blues are very iridescent metallic John said I hope I'm not annoying you guys with a ring joke I just you guys make a great couple and I just love you guys not at all I appreciate everything John whatever I've been watching silently for seven months I've had my art residence sitting for two months now trying to work up the nerve to mix it Marci just do it even if it's on like a small canvas this one's a 10 by 10 easily workable sometimes just got to jump right in both feet right both feet what's the light you use to check for dust bubbles in here it's just a husky like 10 bucks at Home Depot yeah it's 10 bucks at Home Depot it's super bright I don't know why the buttons on the front I blind myself 100% of the time turning it on great barrier reef would be an awesome name for that oh yeah the geodes I'm working on them they're in progress first layers all I have done right now but I use some of that car lights too bright I use some of the car glitter can't really tell can't tell it all but it's in there it looks good we do another layer tomorrow oh my goodness where's the last comment I read what color is the brown Venetian and then the watercolor see that fade in between the brown and the white is actually nickel that like soft tan color is an iridescent ink by Bombay it's called a nickel yeah nickel looks like a seashell it is very addicting addicting no addictive medium once you start we love it we were doing acrylic pours when we first started and we got really frustrated because we got mud a lot but then we switched to resin pours and turned out well these canvases are by what is it artist loft these are the little the cheap ones from Michael's but they work well we do need to have resin fest Marcy just do it shoot me an email show me what you're working with I'll help you if you would like it is art resin I love the video about the trip you took to that bathroom of pink and gold when the restaurant review I don't know why I laughed so much and then the crab lesson that was in Boston Baltimore that was an interesting trip and that was the farthest we've gone to do countertops from for somebody that was definitely a trip to remember Kelly have you ever got fluid panels from Jerry's art and porium they had amazing prices and our frame for resin pours no man but I'm going to definitely look into that Edward these colors are amazing you definitely won't regret it they're super rich you're right Kathleen it is a constant science experiment and can get expensive and it's just what what really stinks about it is small you make you try not to make too much but then you end up making too much then you put too much color then you get too much going on then you're like all right let me make a big one and then you make way too much and then you have to go back it's it's such a you have to you just have to really I'm setting everybody up for a softball here you just got to play with it a lot just because you call it a softball doesn't mean I can't hit it what you guys do blues a lot how about doing deeper reds or golds and coppers we just did where's that copper and red one we just did it was a double tea diner that place was horrible Amber don't go there Michael says wood panel canvases on sale three for ten dollars what yeah but are they the kind with just the back like it's just a little notch in the back or they have the lip on the back we'll check yes Aaron I will add all of the ingredients nope materials not making soup here to the description box below Mary Lou asks can you suggest five items to begin with whether they are ink or powder I'm a beginner well I like working with inks because I like the transparency of inks it's an easy way to get layers by doing only one layer I don't know depth with only one layer I would definitely get an ink I would definitely get if you like cells an easy way to get them are with pigment pastes so I'll get a white pigment paste peacock metallic pigment powder a blue ink how many is that one two three maybe a gold or a brown either I would get a gold ink nope a gold pigment paste what else I'm missing one color actually I probably wouldn't do more than four for a first pour yeah it wasn't Frederick do you think three fourth-inch MDF would be too heavy for a cut and geoshate board I don't have a problem with that hey Jackie so we're using our leftover to do this one and then this is the one from earlier but it's really dark in there I'll show you all later let's see where am I at Michael ships to store now that's awesome what color is it and Michelle I have recollections glass glitter it's it's amongst all of that I love recollections do you ever use art spectrum ink it's an Aussie ink I haven't tried it I haven't tried a lot of the Aussie stuff like unless it's sent over here because I don't know how to like this is just turning into mud maybe just let it relax not going anywhere now oh yeah gold mayor on that's what thank you Clara thank you Rod our verdict is that we like art resin I think I'm pretty sure art resin is Jeff's favorite now I'm pretty sure because of the long-working time yeah you can definitely tell a difference in like it not smelling as much as some of the other other resins that is pretty you could see the nickel and the white and the blue through the brown I think I just what I need to do is just it's a go on our own just dirty puddle uh-huh dirty poor night Karen the foretilt thing just to kind of when it all just goes to one side and then moves and then stop that's when it looks amazing mm-hmm it's like a gunshot blast it looks like a flower to me you guys should do t-shirts and caps that way here in Australia we can have a little something for me guys we're working on t-shirts right now actually shipping Jan I think I do have the iridescent Jade I think that's one that we do have I haven't gotten to use it yet but it looks beautiful in the packaging it looks like a flower to me for sure oh no it's still really fluid this art resin have you tried dye with resin we have but it's really like cheap dye while he's doing that yeah because it's what I'm doing it's folk art dye and it's pretty pigmented the problem I have with it is that it's like you have to strain it because it's kind of chunky how do you avoid having multiple holes and your walls and hanging your pieces we don't it's unavoidable we have t-tiny holes everywhere but when you paint them and if we use like the big Jackie's that she was pouring that's why she was late and she ran a cable from the heat gun right through her paint job but she can't yell because it's 3 a.m. we've done that I've also sizzled my arm with a heat gun that's what that is that's not as fun as to be sippy I think we did that a couple videos ago we ran the heat gun through a piece if you do t-shirts they got to say bananas on the back I could not agree more it looks like a mushroom cap I can see that you know it makes me want chocolate I've never liked how resin dirty pores turn out when you do them do y'all have ever ever have any luck if it's like three or less colors they turn out okay but definitely if you have a lot of colors it just it gets really busy you have to have a lot of resin use a lot of resin and heat it and tilt it one or two times and then just let it set just do either a super till or like a slow till let it set and if there's corners that you know or white or black or whichever canvas fill it in so you don't sit there and tilt it and run a stick through it and make little sun lines little people do I don't really understand mm-hmm KB said you could use command strips to hang them that is true but we would we move art around so often I feel like our command strips would just get like useless after two weeks an abalone shell I could see that too hi on the front and on the back I said bye that is an awesome recommendation nope nope let's see where am I at no Marcy you don't have to use a heat gun you can use a torch that's perfectly fine you just need to use something that gets hot to pop the bubbles and I mean some people use a blow dryer but that obviously it blows a lot so it it'll move your design around whereas a heat gun really it doesn't as much hey baby glad you made it Steve how did you like the lavender may run it didn't it didn't work out we don't have lavender that we did what did we get copper silver and gold did we get no we got rose gold rose Kelly said she named her heat gun Thornton yeah we're not the biggest fan of Rezy blast either it's just too much to fix yes you are read through a lot I just don't want to miss anybody that looks fun looks like a cenote who makes a good rose gold um let me get back to you on that I haven't found one that I was just like you guys and have to like share with y'all it's fun very coffee house ish Terry wants to know about a good copper what is that copper we used oh that's the copper from Judy I can't remember what it's called where is that piece Oh Perlex makes a rose well that's true this is a copper from I can't remember the name but I'll put it in the description box below I think I have that rose gold that you guys are talking about through jacquard Jackie that gold from Rustilium will work really well it almost looks like it's smiling pink pink pink all right here it is it's called pink gold let me open it for y'all one-handed like a boss you let me see your hand I don't know if you guys oh gold leaf metallics is the brand of the copper thank you Judy don't know if you guys can see this can see your arm our expert I don't know if you guys can see how you should probably just put it on my skin you don't have much to put on no if you guys can see that but it's it's pretty bright but it's almost like a champagne but in terms of like a rose gold that doesn't turn like into a weird brown color this is boss it is by jacquard it's a Perlex pink gold hey Mariette welcome kind of pale more champagne but pretty yeah but like any time I put like something labeled rose gold into resin it turns like almost a rosy brown instead of a rosy gold but this stays pink and gold are you done with this guy I guess I think you should be because I don't want to lose that part and actually I like this too people are gonna ask how you got that and I'm gonna have no answers it's the till I thought you're about to say just the what anyways we're still making skins for you guys if you want them just let us know we're letting them cure and then we're sending them out mm-hmm Lumiere halo I'll have to check that thank you to all the contributors for this month so far giveaways may 31 if you try a piece and love it and want us to see it hashtag us at this so that we can see what you're doing we can also wall too you can also email us okay at this if you have any questions or want to send us photos of something to like help you out or critique or whatever and also we're doing a giveaway for all subscribers that ends April 30th at 8 p.m. Central Standard Time just share your favorite of our video and hashtag ATDAR T so that we can find it you can share it on Facebook Instagram Twitter Pinterest carry your pigeon as long as I can find it with the hashtag share it there and I'll look also that shout out to art and glow they sent us this stuff this is a blue resin I'm interested to see how that works and all their stuff glows watch this watch watch watch watch even with all these lights on check this out banana like hella bananas you can't see that as bright but it's there out thanks and then these also do stuff we're gonna do this for tomorrow really excited to see what's up with that guy yes Jan I did catch it what do you do with the skins I have nothing to do with the skins people say we should make jewelry but a lot of time so I just some people want them so there yeah pour your leftover resin into molds and reuse that I have crystal molds I need to use that it is sorcery mar see I completely agree so keep me posted on 11 or Maron Steve otherwise we'll see all manana I'll have that done I'll have answers on all the sizes for these guys and yes for the sticks and I should have price points for those I hope you all loved what we did for you guys tonight and you want to turn in manana so we live for you can actually see the letters in it yeah it came off super easy so they see that yeah now that we know that this resin doesn't stick to this we can make a stamp we can figure out everything else so hope to see you guys tomorrow and we thank you all for tuning in as usual so sippy sippy and back I said bye