It's great to be back in Georgia. I've really enjoyed my visits here. I don't know if I've ever thanked Matt, but Matt is responsible for me speaking to the largest audience I ever spoke in front of, which was in 2009 a million people with the capital in my back, you know, to the back and the Washington Monument in front. Wow. I mean that was pretty impressive. It was two minutes. But just to give you an example, I think of some of what Matt has talked about, what emotions could do with the power of even a two minute speech. Not to praise myself, but it's too good of a story not to tell. About four years later, I had a young girl come to me at the institute at Danville Institute. She was an intern. She came up to me.  And I said, what are you talking about? I never met you. You know, how did I change your life? She said I was 13 years old. And I was in that audience of a million people when you came on stage.  I said, I don't remember everything you said that day, but you said one thing that stuck in my mind. And I took home. And I remember saying it because I said it twice. And the audience was very uncomfortable with what I said. And it was a million people being very uncomfortable about what I said. So I felt a little uncomfortable. I said, you are not your brother's keeper. This is the tea party, which is quite Christian. So I said, you're not your brother's keeper. I said it more than once. And I said, when you understand what that actually means, that you are not your brother's keeper. You know what your brother's keeper is? You're more responsible. Your duty in life is to take care of your brother. And who's your brother? Who's your brother? Everybody. Everybody. Not your real brother. That would be trivial. The whole idea is you're responsible for everybody. And she said, nobody ever said anything like that to me. That was striking. I'd never heard anything like it. And she went home and she thought about it. She googled me. And then she discovered, of course, I'm man. She read I'm man. She got a whole family to read I'm man. Change color.  I learned from Matt's talk just now that I am indeed a little older. Because we both discovered I'm man in the same year. We both discovered I'm man in 1977. Matt discovered it because of Rush. And a lot of my friends discovered I'm man because of this rock group named Rush. In 1977, I had no clue that Rush existed. They never made it being in Israel when I grew up. I discovered because somebody handed me a copy of Atlas Shrug. And at the time when I got Atlas Shrug, I was a socialist, a committed socialist. I really believed that I was a huge critic of what I saw as capitalism in America. I was a collectivist. I was a tribalist. I was willing to lay my life down for the states, in this case Israel, for the tribe, the Jewish people. I had bought into all of it. I was 16 years old. You were 13 and 77, I think, so I was 16 years old and committed to these causes.  And I argued with Atlas Shrug. Because you can tell during the story that everything she's leading you towards is against everything I believed in. And I argued with it. I threw in the book against the wall and I would yell at Ayn Rand. Luckily she wasn't about to hear me. And by the end of the book, I was convinced. But Pat has asked me to talk about all the Ayn Rand characters in the world around us. And I think this is connected to what Matt was saying. Yes, I think there are elements of Ayn Rand's characters and a lot of people in the world around us. Hopefully there are people in this room who are becoming or could be an Ayn Rand character in essential terms. I think it's in all of us to be an Ayn Rand character. But I think it's the importance of having those characters. Having a story that illustrates a way of living and a way of carrying oneself. A way of projecting one's own values onto the world. A way of dealing with conflict and struggle is so crucially important. It's how people's minds, I think, are changed. Stories are incredibly valuable because they go deep into our soul. They shape, they can help shape who we are. And to have heroes, to have heroes is so very important. I mean, religion knows this, right? Religion is a story. With heroes, you can agree with the heroes, you can disagree with the heroes. But the heroes, religion understands, and I think most ideologies understand, the power of art, the power of projecting an ideal before all of us, to live up to that idea. So again, I encourage you to read Ayn Rand, to read Atlas Shrug, to read The Fountain, to read Anthem, which is a very short book, which will be in your language very shortly. To read The Living, which I think your parents experienced, what it was like living under communism, with the living as a book about living under communism and implications of that, and what it does to the human soul, not necessarily, it deals with it, not necessarily what it does to the economy, what it does to the individual. Because at the end of the day, to change the world, to bring about the kind of society we all want, the first thing we have to change is ourselves. We have to be able to live up to such a society. Because why does capitalism or freedom require of individuals? It requires them to take responsibility for their own lives. It requires them to be able to stand on their own two feet, to live as individuals. It requires that we abandon any entitlement we feel that the world owes us something, that the universe owes us stuff. Now, a job in the world as individuals who are left free is to create and build for ourselves to make our lives and the life of those we love and the lives of those who care about the best that they can be. But to do that, we have to be confident we can actually live that kind of life. We have to be confident in our own abilities. And when you're young and you don't know exactly, it's often incredibly valuable to have Roma, to have heroes that you can strive to become. Because while capable of it, I believe, and I think this is one of the differences between us and the left, and the right, so parts of the right, is that we believe, I think, that every individual is capable of taking care of himself. The small minority of people, because of some ailments, or some disease, or some birth defect, who cannot take care of themselves, truly take care of themselves. It's tiny. You know, I always ask people, people always say, well, what about those who can't take care of themselves? Okay, how many people are willing to put a little money aside to help take care of those who can't take care of themselves? The tiny minority, less than a percent, who can't do it. Every hand in every room goes up. I say, well, there you go, we get together and we'll take care of them. What's the problem? There's no issue here. The issue is, can you take care of you? The left, and a lot of people, elitists, as they often are called today, although I think that's a bad concept, think that you can't take care of yourself. That individuals can't live a good life by themselves, for themselves. They think that we need to take care of everybody, to some extent. Today in America, almost 50% of all Americans get stuff from the government. Do they need it? No.  Don't drink that soda to make you fat. You can't make that decision for yourself. You can't forbid. We, the philosopher kings, we know what's good for you. So before I think we preach capitalism and freedom, we have to convince ourselves that we can take care of ourselves, that we can make the right decisions for ourselves. Our wealth fails, everybody fails, but that we are capable of failing and then standing back up and doing better. The next step. So it's self-improvement. Self-improvement has to be the beginning, self-education, and ultimately, self-confidence that comes from all of that, the self-esteem, to have a sense that my life belongs to me and I can live it. And I don't care what your IQ is. I know there's a lot of debate these days about IQs. I don't care what your IQ is. I mean, the lowest of the point, maybe it's impossible, but most people, 99% of people, can achieve that. They can take care of themselves. They won't all be Bill Gates. I won't be Bill Gates ever. I won't be that rich, but I don't want to be that rich. Not what I do. I love this more than I love money. I could have gone to Wall Street, but this is so much more fun than looking at spreadsheets, right? Looking at spreadsheets. This is fun. But all of us can have a sense of achievement. All of us have a sense of doing something with our lives, of making something with our lives. And if people have that sense, if we can help people gain the confidence, the self-esteem, that they are capable of living and the focus on making their lives as individuals the best life that they can live, then what kind of world do people who want to live? Want to embrace life? Want to enjoy life? Want to make the most of their own life? What kind of world do they want to live? A world in which mother government sits on their shoulder and tells them, don't drink that. It's not good for you. Don't start that business. Oh, you can't pay your employees that amount. We have to tell you how much to pay your employees. But you can use that product. You can consume it. Don't we really? Individualists who really believe in themselves, they're not going to tolerate that. They're not going to tolerate. Every time I go through, you know, in America, we have the TSA. We have this agency responsible for security in our airports. You have to go through. Just like here, but there, they're all more noxious than pretty much anyway. And you have to go through this metal detector. You have to take all this stuff out of your pockets. You have to take your shoes off. And then if something beats, then they whisk you.  And I think to myself, what would happen if George Washington was going to walk through you? I don't know how much you know about George Washington. George Washington was like his own guy. Tall. Somebody who had the full confidence, now he's going to whisk George Washington. That sword would have come out and you don't touch me. And I think people who have self-esteem, people who respect themselves, people who know who they are, getting the state to come and whisk them. Then I'll let the state determine every little aspect of their life. Yeah, the state has a role to protect us, to protect our individual rights, their police, their military, right? Judiciary. We don't want to go walk around in two walls in the middle of the street. But on the math, I can live my life. I don't need all these state mechanisms. I don't need them to tell me what healthcare procedure I can and cannot do. What drugs I can and cannot take. Legal or illegal. It's not a thing. Business. That's what some confident people think. It's a lot of, a lot of our discussions about the self-esteem that people have. Hey, again, how many people have read one of my men's novels? Not a lot, all right? Okay, a few are just shiny wisdom. It's better than I thought. All right, I really encourage you to read the books, not because of the politics, not because of the critique of status, but because of the heroes, the way they think, the way they approach the world, the way they approach their own life. They take their own life seriously. Their lifeless, their responsibility. We talk about personal responsibility, but the end of the day, the most important thing in terms of personal sports, really, is taking this, your mind, your soul, as important as something to be cultivated, as something to be cherished, as something to be looked on. Your life is something, you have one, one of these, those second chances. I don't believe in reincarnations. Even if you do believe in reincarnations, you might come back as a cockroach. So you want to make, you want to make good use of this one life that you actually have. Iron Man's heroes do exactly that. Whether they're living under communism, like in We The Living, the heroine of We The Living, Kira, is trying to live the best life she can for herself, trying to make herself the best that she can be in a tragic, hovable, evil environment. She never, ever gives up to the last words in the book. In the fountain head, the hero is how it works. An architect who has a vision for what building should look like. That's a vision for what he believes. Homes and office buildings, museums, and temples should look like. And he won't compromise. It's not that he'll force his design on you. Just, he won't take your money if you're not going to accept his design, because he has integrity, artistic integrity. He will not compromise. Even, even, and this is, this is strange for people who superficially know about Iron Man. Even if it means he will get paid, even if it means he has to go work with his hands and lose his business, he won't compromise. At some point in the novel, he goes to work in a quarry, you know, chopping stones, because he would, you know, the client wants to make changes to design changes that will change the integrity of the building, and he won't compromise. And you read that, and we all think about the little compromises we have to make in life, or we choose to make in life, and we think about the little decisions that we have, and we're not about to have to go to the quarry if we don't.  In Alastra, the most political of Iron Man's novels, and I'm not gonna give the story away, but Alastra is an old, it's an old, to businessman. It shows the productive genius that is required to be a successful businessman, the kind of effort, the kind of work, the kind of struggle, and the kind of thinking that has to go into creating a business and creating wealth. Noble in all of human history, since or before, has been so pro-business, so pro-the entrepreneur achievers. And if I think today of characters from Iron Man's books, again, I think it's in all of us, and there are a lot of people, it's in terms of names of the novel. I mean, I think of the prominent businessman today that are consistent. God, they have some bad ideas. But the productive geniuses, think about Steve Jobs. I always use my iPhones if it comes. Having a vision for something beautiful and not compromising. If you've read anything about Steve Jobs, you know no compromise went into this. They had to go back and back and back to the drawing board until it was done the right way, the beautiful way, the effective way, the efficient way. How many focus groups? I don't remember, you know? Probably study marketing. Supposed to be focus groups. Just to get the opinion of the customers because the customer is always right. How many focus groups? Zero. Steve Jobs never asked the customer what he wanted, because Steve Jobs understood that real productive genius is about teaching us what we want. Not about asking us what we want, because if he'd asked me, I would have never come up with this.  That's why I'm not a good veggie capitalist. Productive geniuses, and this is a basic kind of law and economic supply creates its own demand. If you produce something that is of value, people will come. If you build it, they will come also alive from a movie. But he understood. He understood the integrity of the product. He understood what we wanted better than what we did. That was Steve Jobs consistent throughout his life. Unfortunately, if he had been, he probably would still be alive today.  But in his productive life at Apple in building that company and failing and being fired from the company and being rehired, he lived a heroic life. When the day comes, I've always said when the day comes, when we're building statues out there for Steve Jobs instead of for politicians and generals and whatever, that's the day we're winning. When we gain an appreciation for the value that the great geniuses of production make to our lives, the jobs, the gains, the besoas of the world, put aside their politics, but how do they affect our lives? How do they change our world? When we gain that kind of appreciation, that's when the world is ready really to be free. Because the world we live in today resents those people. It likes to knock them down. It likes to see them broken. Everybody today is going after big tech-wise because it was so successful. How do you get successful? How do you become successful in business? Even in America still today, how do you get successful in business? Anybody? How do you become a billionaire? My favorite question to ask all these is because I've got the answer. How do you become a billionaire? What's that? Smart work. I know a lot of really smart people who do good work. They're not billionaires. Some special soft, secret soft, that's a secret. Secret soft to becoming a billionaire. What's a secret soft to becoming a billionaire? Create something that is valuable to hundreds of millions of people. So valuable that they are willing to pay you more than the cost of you to produce it. Which means what? What effect did it have on their lives if they were willing to pay you more than cost you to produce it? What effect did it have on their lives? If I pay a thousand dollars to this, thousand dollars. This is the new one, right? What does it mean? How much does this work to me? More than a thousand. Now don't tell Apple. But it's worth a lot more than a thousand dollars. A lot more. It changed my life. I can communicate with my family from anywhere in the world. I can do business 24 seven from anywhere in the world. I can do business far more efficiently than I could. And I still remember the days before email that I could in those ancient days before the internet and email. This has completely changed my life. It's worth tens of thousands of dollars if you can even put a number to it. So how do you become a billionaire? By making the lives of hundreds of millions of people better off. By providing them with the value that they are willing to pay for. More than what it costs you to produce. So you make a profit off of it. But if you can even make a small profit if you multiply by hundreds of millions of people it's a big number. Think about Jeff Bezos. Think about how he changed the way we shop. I don't know about Georgia yet. Amazon and Georgia. I now live in Puerto Rico. I couldn't survive without Amazon. Not enough choices in Puerto Rico. But I mean it's amazing. We take it for granted. You get your generation doesn't even know what shopping really is like or banking or any of these things because some entrepreneur figured it out and sold and made our lives dramatically better, dramatically better. And it's not like he did it for us. It's like he did focus groups. It's not like he cares particularly about me or you or any one of us. They don't know who we are. And they literally I don't think Jeff Bezos cares one-eyed order about me or you. He doesn't. What does Jeff Bezos mainly care about? In terms of going to Mars. He wants to go to Mars. He's accumulating lots of money. He cares about himself. He cares about his family. He cares about the people that he cares about. Not about his customers. His customers are there because of customers. So what we need in life are great models like that. I mean I admire Jeff Bezos. I admire Steve Jobs. I admire these guys. Any startup entrepreneur who takes massive risks and builds something and places all this energy in his effort into producing and creating and building for himself. And again this is true of entrepreneurship. This is true of a good engineer. This is true of a good writer. This is true of whatever it is that you do in life. If you really put yourself into it. If you really engage. If you are committed to integrity. If you're committed to the virtues that are going to make your life successful. Then you are. Can be. And I meant you. But it's great to have those models so we know what to strive towards. And being successful in life is hard. Being successful in life takes effort. And what I grant ideas. What I raise philosophy does and again I'm going to put aside all the politics. Is it gives you tools to be effective at making your life better. And making your life the best that it can be. Channels you into the right values and the right virtues that can enhance your life. Can make you a hero in this world. A hero to the only person who counts. You. Thank you. Questions. So this is a question about Steve Ditko. The famous cartoonist who was one of the creators of Spider-Man together with Stan Lee both recently died. Steve Ditko first and Stan Lee recently. Again an example of somebody who took their ideas and made cartoons or made odds with them to inspire people. And that's why he's maybe the most famous objectivist although he probably competes with a former objectivist by the name of Alan Greenspan who betrayed objectivism dramatically at some point. But you know I don't know much about Steve Ditko. You know he was a strange person. He was a recluse. He didn't engage with other people. People tried to communicate with them. I know I voted letters. I tried to communicate with them. Voting emails. Nothing. He gave no response. I mean I think it's Mr. A cartoons. Again I'm not an expert on but I think they were a little I don't know. They weren't incredibly successful obviously right. They didn't lead. You know and you can be successful writing objectivism. I've been right. So I mean it's awful. So incredibly successful. They sell as many copies today as when she was alive. She's probably the only author where that is true who is not required reading in high schools. So the other authors that sell as many books now as they were alive is because they're required in high schools. Well almost nobody requires Iron Man in high schools right. Nobody. She's a she's a persona nograda in many high schools although we've changed that in the last few years pretty significantly. So you know I think when it came to his objectivism he wasn't very good at turning the objectivism into productive art. He seemed to be better when he wasn't oriented towards now I'm an objectivist like when he did Spider-Man. Spider-Man's not an explicitly objectivist theme. It's just a superhero and he's very successful in that. I think it's very hard. It's very hard this way. You know Matt's project of creating stories is so powerful but it's hard to create stories. Good stories because stories particularly if they have a philosophical theme it's not easy to do and it takes real work and it takes you know real artistic ability and I think very few people I know have managed to deal with objectivism with the philosophy of objectivism post Iron Man. A lot of people have tried using its garbage because it's difficult. So it's hard to make art and then it's really really really really hard to make art with meaning with a philosophy and a particular philosophy. You know Rush is an exception. They were one of the you know one of the groups one of the individuals who succeeded in doing that taking an abstract idea and applying it in what in and out. Questions about anything related to Iron Man? Objectivism? It's a quite group. So I know you said that you're not okay with what people do. I'm glad. People do want to name the streets. That's not pretty for you. But why not? Well if two people are okay with that they sign the contract and if it gets blocked that's a little group of English people outside. If the street is not front and the overall response is okay with that then why should there be anyone who can do that? I sigh because I know I've got capitalists everywhere. I don't think all contracts are legitimate. They are both adults. I don't care. I don't think all contracts are legitimate even between adults. I don't think every choice you make as an adult is contractable. Contracts are meant for specific purposes and things they're all kinds of and I'm not an expert on this. But legal philosophy that certain contracts are real. Contracts say for example have to expire and they have both parties have to have a benefit to it, an objective benefit to it. There are all kinds of ways in which you can say this is a legitimate contract. This is an illegitimate contract and the courts I think rationally have over many years said they are illegitimate contracts. They're contracts that we cannot fulfill because they don't abide by the basic premises of a contract. I think one of those is that a contract has to involve basically a win-win situation and objectively a win-win situation. Not a win-base win-win situation. And if it doesn't, if one party is clearly objectively losing then it's not a contract.   So yeah you can have the duel on private property. It won't be a contract. You have a duel and the person who shot you is going to have to prove to a judge and a court and a legal system that it was okay, okay in court for him to shoot you. The boot and the proof is still going to be on him. So I don't think you can contract yourself into slavery. I don't think you can contract yourself into stuff that is clearly objectively by the standard of human life bad for you. Shoot yourself. Don't create a spectacle about it. There's something, there's something perverse and by the way dueling is not about I have cancer. Dueling is about we disagree and the way we resolve our disagreement is by going into the street and having a sword fight or gun fight. That is one of the great achievements of civilization is that we don't do that anymore. What's that? You know I'm not that because it's not explicitly about death the same in football. I don't like boxing. I've never liked boxing. I don't like football anymore. My football has gone down as it's become evident that the real damage to the brain is real and these people are really on the field committing slow suicide. I don't watch it anymore but there's a big difference between having a football game where you're bashing each other. You're not actually dying and between taking guns into the street and shooting one another. And legitimizing that. Once you legitimize that then that happens more and more frequently that is not a kind of civilization I think anybody should want to live in. And I think I think that's what anarchy results in. It results in constant shooting in the streets. It's not good for anybody and ultimately who benefits from a society in which everybody's shooting. The guy with the biggest gun who ultimately takes control and runs. But we can get into you know I just did it Poland of all places. Well Poland and Alcocaps are big so I did a big debate in Poland on Alcocapillism. You know what's your online. There are many many many arguments against it. I don't know any good ones for it. So I said about anything. Have you ever thought about dueling to the finish to solve this argument? Well I think I have. It's solved. You know since I don't believe in violence to the finish is not but I you know I don't think I don't think there's a there's a connected to reality rational argument for for anarchy. And I can say that now for capitalism contradiction in terms because I think yeah a requirement of capitalism is government. You cannot have a functioning marketplace without a monopoly over the use of retaliatory force that has objective laws in place. I you know I know I have a lot of opponents on this issue. If the comics are so important in our lives why are not we So why aren't we teaching kids economics in school if given that it's so important in our lives. Well I think one thing I would say is I'm glad we're not teaching it in schools because what we taught today is so bad even in universities that at least we're not corrupting the kids even more today. I think the real reason is that the powers to be don't want you to know economics. Public schools government runs the schools and the government would rather use state ignorance of economics. The more economics you know the more you will realize how destructive government policy is how stupid government policy is and how what really motivates much of government policy is powerless not economics. So to the extent that good economics is taught in schools it would undercut government policy and the government is not going to teach you stuff that undercuts their own their own power. In private schools in many private schools you do have classes in economics you have classes in philosophy you have a much more variety and I think in a market where you actually had a market in schooling they'd be a competitive advantage to teach you good economics in high school and schools would teach it. What are you going to kind of kind of like one time we say that we're against violence and you don't believe that individuals should probably take care of just because themselves and the government is a pro for them. I don't know if you have us every night you're full of time. Regulation of guns. Why are they getting me trouble here? I mean all the topics where I get harassed on I believe government is a necessary good and the government's responsibility is to be the monopoly over the use of retaliatory force.  It's also not your responsibility to run for policy or to you know in a sense to team both yourself in wars or stuff like that. That is the one thing that's being delegated to the government is the protection of individual rights which means the police and the military. So I'm fine with individuals owning guns for their own self-defense in an emergency. Maybe somebody based in my house I don't have time to call the police. I've got a gun. I shoot the best. I'm cool with that right. Somebody's violating my rights. They have forfeited their own and I'm fine with that. But that doesn't involve having in my home 75 AK-47s and a big one of those real machine guns and maybe a tank in my backyard. Defending myself in a civilized country. You know in our civilized countries you know you need a tank maybe but in civilized countries you don't need that. You need a shotgun. It's probably the best off defense weapon there is because you don't have to aim very closely. A handgun. You know maybe one semi-traumatic weapon but you need something for the self-defense but that's it. So I think that beyond that it's out it becomes offensive offensive in terms of offense in terms of use of force and it's not defense and therefore I think the government has an appropriate role in its role as being the monarchy over the use of force in regulating what you have in your home. Look I shot a lot of these guns right. I was in the Israeli army it was a tank blew up stuff and I mean it's fun right. It's fun. But the only legitimate purpose of a gun the only legitimate purpose of the gun is to kill. That's why we like it. It's why we have it. Now I know hunters and sportsmen that's all fine but at the end of the day the reason they design the guns in their way the reason that Glock is the way it is the reason it sits in your hand the way it is is to kill somebody. If you have to kill somebody fine in an emergency that's what you have to do. But to allow people to own weapon to own stuff whose only purpose is killing people and tank the only purpose is to blow stuff up. I think it's wrong. I think it's wrong. I think it's uncivilized and I wouldn't want to live in a place where my neighbor had had had all these weapons and I didn't know how he was going to use it tomorrow. I would I would feel like okay if they have big weapons I better get some big weapons because who knows when they're going to turn their weapons on me. And you get this internal arms race which is it's it's not. So what do you do with a laborer's and karate expert? Then I have a handgun. You ever see that movie where he goes like this I'm going to get to you and the guy pulls out a gun and says I can't remember the movie but there is literally a movie like that where he says no I don't care about your karate this is and this is with a power of a gun. A gun is incredibly powerful. It's incredibly and it gives you a sense of power when you're holding a gun. Right? It's it's an incredibly powerful thing and that's why I think it needs to be controlled. It's the only thing I think. That's right. There are a lot of problems. So it's hard to do government right. Very hard to do government right. And I man argued like we would thought that to do government right you must have the population must have the right philosophy. They have to have the right set of ideas. Even if we get government right like I think the founders of America got it as bad as right as anybody got it. I would have made a few improvements but generally they got it right. You still have to be vigilant to make sure that the government stays right. Stays on course. It's ours I mean in that sense we are the government right and if we don't believe in that kind of government anymore we won't have that government and if you track the US if you look at the deterioration and the quality of government in the US it tracks completely the deterioration in the understanding of liberty and the understanding of freedom among the American population. And that's true of any system. Any system that the people don't believe in anymore will ultimately collapse. People have to believe in it otherwise it won't work.  It will ultimately depend on people actually wanting it. At some point in America the intellectuals turned against the system and we need intellectuals to turn against the system and write good books and articulate the case for bigger and bigger and bigger government which is what happened in the late 19th century early 20th century in America. We got it because the people changed. But just because there's never been that kind of government doesn't mean it can't exist. Can I maybe ask a short question? Okay so he said a short question so let me just take it right. Socialism doesn't work. We all know this. History suggests that every example in the book shows it. Every time people say socialism it leads to death and starvation. That's it. I mean that's unequivocal. There's no counter example of socialism actually working to enrich human life. Not so why do people keep coming back to socialism? Because the socialists in a sense tell a better story. Why do they tell a better story? In my view, in my view, the culture we live in today, the marocon, the foundation of the culture is a morality that's consistent with socialism. So even though socialism fails, socialism feels right and it feels right because our morality tells us it's right. What does our morality say? You should live for other people. Socialism does that. It requires you to live for the others. It's each according to, from each according to his ability to each according to his needs. If somebody needs, it's your moral responsibility to help them. Our moral code says socialism executes on that. Socialism says our morality says if you have more than the other kids, you should share. Sharing is caring. Sharing is good. While socialism does that, if you have a little bit more, it helps you share with everybody else. Our morality tells us that virtue is about being selfless. Socialism encourages you to be selfless. We are told that the most noble thing you can do in life is to sacrifice. Socialism is brilliant at sacrificing. Tens of millions of people sometimes have to die for the good of the cause. So on what basis do we say socialism is better? We sacrifice. We share. We don't live for ourselves. So the stories that they tell, they tug at our heartstrings white because our heartstrings are being conditioned by a morality that isn't wrong. The only way to fight socialism is to replace that morality. It's to change what tugs at our heartstrings because the socialist story is more consistent with those premises. And Ayn Rand challenges that. She's the only thinker that challenges that. She says, no, your purpose in life is not to live for other people. Your purpose in life is to live for yourself and make your life the best life that it can be. No, you shouldn't sacrifice for other people. You trade with other people. You engage with other people in mutually beneficial transactions, win-win. The purpose in life is to maximize win-win transactions, not win-lose, not lose-lose. Your purpose, so at every one of these questions, I mean, when my kid was playing in the playground and somebody wanted their toy, I didn't automatically say, you got to share. Figure out how to trade. That the kid probably has something that you want to trade. We need to change the way we approach the world. This is why it's so hot. This is why I think the case for free markets is so hot because encoded in our moral DNA, it's not really DNA because it's not biologically encoded, but encoded in our morality and our ethics and the way we think about the world is this velocity of sacrifice and collectivism and the nobility of others over our own life.  What we need is not an economic and political revolution. What we need is a moral revolution. If you have the moral revolution, if people start caring about their own lives, about living the best life that they can live for themselves, then the political economic revolution, I think, is easy for the reason I said before. No person with self-esteem actually wants to be told what they can't do, how to do it, when to do it, what to do. They want to be left free to go and produce and make their lives the best life they can. Thank you all.


I started with my session with the name of a kindergarten teacher of two principals and I'm happy to work with clients and team members. I don't want to talk about queer stories because I want to talk about my experience. As a project manager, I work with people and people are different and individual. Metals can help to structure work and are very important. But people are really different and individual, so for that, the practice is never like a theory. So for that, I want to talk about my experience. First, I want to give a brief introduction to who I am and what it doesn't mean to work as project manager for what is internet. So I've been working since 10 days, 10 years as a project manager. First, I worked as a project manager for Photo Studio Chain. There, I worked with a lot of different teams and I was the person who was responsible for a new store. And since 2016, I'm working for what is internet. This was my first touch with Stroopal and software development. In what is internet, we work with on 12 different locations you can see here on the map and I'm working with a lot of different teams. So project management for what is means that Ruki said he doesn't show us to plan and deliver projects. This is possible with a team. So a project team is with different people. We have an account manager, a solution architect, I work with designer and UX, me the project manager. I have a technical lead, of course they are developers from the backend and from an marketing. So we are each team to do our projects. Me as a project manager, I'm preparing for example the backlog together with my solution architect and my technical lead. I'm also doing the co-aid together with my developers and organizing my own release set of projects. I'm normally the person who is monitoring the progress of the project so I'm checking all the people they are working in the project all that they are working together and everyone is doing that what she has to do. I'm monitoring days, reviews and papers and in the end of the project I'm reading invoices and starting reports. So that's what it means for what is internet to be a project manager. Now that you know the context, let's start with my principles. Trust nobody, not even yourself. So for me it's really important that as I said again we work with people and people have reviews and of course then sometimes it happens that stuff that you don't know and for that it's really important that you trust nobody, not even yourself. That means if a person says yes, he did everything and then you check it and you see that it's not 100%, it's normal. So for that you have to control it. So I don't want to completely shun me off of metals for this principle because you can see this sentence, trust nobody, from different perspectives. The first one is checking and creating everything. The client calls me and says, yeah, there's something and the button is not working or I can't log in. So the first thing is what I'm doing, I'm checking in the screen like that because often the client forgets the password and that was the reason why the client can't log in or there's another problem. And before I give this issue to my developer, I check it before. The same as if the developer gives the issue to me and says, okay, I'm finished now, I'm checking if the task has been 100% filled. So creating is everything. The second perspective where you can see my sentence is within the set of spoken commitments. Whereas in what is internet, we say an issue is an audio issue if you buy the car because you can say a lot if you're talking but it's important that it's written down and then it's a task. The last one is correct understanding and communication. People know that and project management is a really known task. So there are a lot of theories and methods that have to communicate. But again, I don't want to talk about the method. I want to talk about my problems with communication. For me, if I communicate with clients or also the developers I'm sometimes using sentences like that. I think you all know these sentences. For me, it's really simple to go to a developer and say, okay, make it nicer. Or, okay, yeah, I want to know a little bit bigger or less. But if I communicate in such a way, then the opposite can only fail. For me, it's the same with clients. So sometimes clients call me and say, okay, let's do it and it won't take too long. But what does the meaning not take too long? So for some clients, it means five minutes for other five hours and for other five days. Also in this situation, I only can fail. So what I try to do to don't use sentences like that is to understand the issue more. I'm using this sentence if I'm not really know exactly what the client maybe wants from me. And for me, it's simple to use make it nicer because after the development did it and it's not like the client wants, it's easy to blame the developer. But you can't use sentences like that and expect that to get exactly what the client knows if you don't know what the client wants. I start to write an issue and I start with one of these sentences. I stop and I try to think about why I use these sentences and how can I write better. So for example, I was glad we did it last time. Then I try to find the last project and I try to write down exactly what we did in the last time. I try to find all issues, explain it what we did in the last time. The same with make it nicer. I try to understand more the client what they want and if the client don't have a really knowing what they want I'm sitting together with my developers and we try to find out together what we are doing to make it nicer. So it's really important that you don't trust a person to do things that you yourself not know exactly how to achieve the result. So the sentence, don't trust anybody, not even myself helps me to communicate better, to do better coding and to find out in an early way if something had been not correct. My second principle, people can't be changed. And that's one I have to learn a lot and I still try to learn it. People who have strengths and weaknesses and for that I'm working with people I have to accept that. For example me. I'm a person I'm really organized and punctual. So this session began at 5 past 12 I was sitting here from 4 to 12 and waiting for the session began. Also with my friends if I have a content with my friends and one hour before our content starts I'm ready and waiting. Of course people can work on the real business and also I'm working on my business but I never can completely animate them. So we have to work with that and accept them because most of this reason people need to read the video that they get the best possible result. So I can be always bad or angry about that that people have weaknesses or that there's a problem that we already talked a lot of times about but the problem is or that the result doesn't change. So what I have to do is I have to try to don't make this weakness to a problem. A typical business. If I'm in a session or in a meeting with people they always promise stuff. Of course it's easy. So if you're in a tour and if you're face to face you don't want to be the person who says no this is not possible. You always try to make it possible. Also if you forget that you may be promised another person more very stuff or if you have an appointment or there are other stuff why you can't keep your promise. So you will never change people. So try to accept that and if there's a person who always promise stuff what they can't do try to do what I said to my friend but first of all write it down check it and try to find out in an early stage if it's not possible to promise. The second one is forget the meetings. Especially with the developer they are working normally not with calendars. So sometimes they are working really focusing on a project and they forget everything around them. That's normally that all I want. I wanted to be focused and they're working concentrated but as I forget my meeting I'm getting annoyed. So what can I do? I can do the RIP off PM and always complain it. So we also have workflows in One S for example check every hour in slack clicking in the beginning of the day your calendar and I can be like always blaming you forgot your meeting again so we have this workflow please check every hour in slack I can do that but if I'm doing that the other person starts to go and defend and that's also not what I want. So what I'm trying to do with people like that forgetting meetings I'm remembering remembering remembering remembering So in the day in the morning I remember please remember on one o'clock this meeting if we're together in the kitchen I remember to ensure that this weakness don't get a problem because it's it's totally important that you're working like a team and if I'm the person who always claiming and saying you did that wrong and why you did it like that then we are not acting like a team and then we are working against each other so the people they are working with we don't feel good with that and you start to be like the person who tries to work against each other and I think this is a big problem in a lot of teams that it says the PMs say that, that, that or the PMs say oh the developers are like that but we are not the PMs and we are not the developers we are a team and we should be acting like a team to act like a team and it's now we come to the title of my session I try to use start from my childhood so for example let everyone decide for themselves if I remember my childhood it was possible that my mother said okay please the weather is cold please put your jacket on or please make music lower is too loud or one of the special ones of my mother please see in your room if she didn't like that I was the person I made my music louder I made extra cars in my house in my room so if that person says exactly what you have to do the first reaction is to do exactly different but there is another way so if I have the possibility to decide I feel much comfortable for example do you want to wear the wet hat or a blue hat because it's cold I have the decision if I want to have one on the covers and I don't think about if I want to react at all so there is an option to do with my clients I have a client that is an internet and the important page of this internet was a mute gun it looks like that so they always made a video and then it was written down what the meal of the plan is and they came to me and asked me okay it would be nice to have a common function for this mute gun and of course I see this page and it's not a nice page and what I want to do is sell a little bit more so I said okay of course you can have this page it's a common function or you get a completely new page with a video function you can write and comment each meal on the copy of the meal plan and the client could decide if they want a common function or they want to have the cool meal plan instead of saying okay let's not only do a common function let's do it in a cool way the second one listen instead of talking parents have different views on how to deal with me in my past so my father was always the one who sold it if I did something wrong and I remember that if I did something wrong I was always a little bit afraid if that's how I came home and if he came home and he heard that I did something wrong or not like my parents want then he was the person that came to me and Shaolin Lorena why you didn't like that your future if you do it like that then in the future so after two words I had actually stopped listening because okay let's talk my mother was very different so if I did something wrong she was the first who asked me why I did that and how she came to call me to act differently in the next time so for that I feel much more comfortable because I can I can talk here and explain my my perspective about what I did so this sentence also has a lot to act like a team and it's always hard for me to accept that it's something that's wrong in a project I want to be like my father I want to go to I don't know to my question to me and say you decide like that but it's not that one that I want or something else that I want to be like my father and Shaolin and I want to say all this stuff for the people with wrong but this is not the correct way because if I'm working like that or if I'm acting like that the person of the other side is reacting the same way that I did so the person starts to defend the person starts to don't listen to me and in the end the result is not better the one I'm trying is to act like my mom especially in real life because I'm waiting for the people that they're starting to talk and sometimes if they're starting I see a completely new perspective I see issues that I'm aware of and I can understand more why people maybe act like that and if I'm working like that if I'm acting like that it's easier to be a team and to have the feeling to be all together and this is a good way for me to work through the visibility so it's hard for me but if I'm not complaining this is the best thing that I can do to get the best possible result can you now understand why I sometimes feel like a kindergarten teacher this was my session and I hope it was interesting for you and there are questions do you want to have any questions one second can you hear me yes I can hear you any questions no we haven't got any questions right so then I have a question to my crew how do you deal with situations like that if a person don't act like you want or if you have a business with persons so how do you try to make that contact through a program any thoughts on from my perspective you have to try and understand why a person is not doing what you think they should be doing or you know try and understand what their issue with doing the thing that they should be doing is and then hopefully sort of negotiate and work through that if somebody is not doing something then there's obviously some reason why why they're not doing it and you've perhaps got to get deeper to understand why they're not doing it sort of say well that's tough so any other question do you want to come around and say Dorina hi Dorina so some curious in your opinion about the challenges with remote teams so it's one thing to have people in front of you sitting in the same meeting room because like you see their body language their reaction so how do you solve the issue with these things this is a really good question because this is a big challenge for me especially because if I'm only writing I'm culture was tricked so sometimes if I was starting with teams and they didn't know me they feel that I'm a little bit more not nice and like not wimpy so for me this is exactly a huge challenge for me so what I try to do it better is teams they are remotely and how you saw in the beginning of my presentation I've worked with a lot of people they are working remotely so the first thing is to read your conference as much as possible so especially those people they are remotely it's exactly what you say so if you're only writing it's not that easy to communicate so you don't see the face you don't hear the voice if the person is angry or sad or other emotions so I try to read your course as much as possible and I also try so to be a team it's more than working together so my team in my office is of course easier because we do a lunchtime and we're talking about private stuff and then it's easier to be a team with people they are working remotely it's hard to to have this so I try also to communicate with them a bit privately so like during presentations and ask okay how is this going today and to get there a little bit more like a team like reading today we have many remote sessions actually yeah thank you this has been a big challenge in many ways but thank you for giving your talk in this way I think we're all learning through the experience and maybe this is the way we'll all work in the coming months a lot of the time yeah any other questions or thoughts or okay thanks very much Darina well bye have a lovely weekend yourself bye


until the end of the season. Well, speaking of injuries, Meredith, I know there is at least one you have to dish on today. Darren O'Day was placed on the injured list today with a right rotator cuff strain. Aaron Boone provided a little bit more information. As you see, Michael King recalled from the alternate site. And Michael King has been so good for the Yankees to start the season. Unfortunately, he was a victim of a roster crunch several times being sent back to that alternate site. But in the three appearances he made with the Yankees this year, 11 innings pitched, nine strikeouts, no runs allowed. Aaron Boone said he has been awesome. He has a bitter picture today that he was three months ago, six months ago, a year ago. They really just like the growth and the progress that Michael King has shown. As far as Darren O'Day is concerned, Aaron Boone provided a little bit more on that injury. He's kind of been cranky in the shoulder really all month. Started out a little bit early. But able, obviously, to pitch through it. And then, actually, the middle of the month was starting to feel pretty good and was kind of a non-issue. And then over the last few days, it still was just kind of in there cranky. So decided, obviously, to get it looked at and found that there was a strain in there. So, obviously, he's got to be shut down now for a few weeks. Zach Britton took a step in his rehab process yesterday, throwing from the mound for the first time. 15 pitches out of him. He's not eligible to come off the injured list until the end of May. And Luis Severino, through a simulated game a couple days ago, Aaron Boone said that he'll face live hitters either May 10th or May 11th. So, Ryan, some arms may be on the way soon for the Yankees. Yeah, a couple of really talented arms there. One on the mound today, making his fifth start of the season. Jameson Tyone, Meredith, what's the focus for Tyone, for Aaron Boone and the Yankees as he gets ready to make his fifth start? Well, at times we've seen Jameson Tyone dominate. And then there are other times where he runs into a little bit of trouble, especially second time through the order. And one thing that has really been an issue for him is putting guys away with two strikes. He'll get ahead of the count and then just can't find a way to put them away. Something he reflected on after his last start. Two-strike hits, that's kind of been the story of my year so far. It seems like, I mean, 90% of the hits I'm giving up are with two strikes. So I'm doing a good job of getting there. I feel like I'm making, you know, out of 82 pitches I threw today, I felt like I made a ton of really good ones, but you got to make the big ones when it counts. So two strikes, got to put the guy away. You know, I've got the weapons to do it. Now I just have to go out there and actually follow through. You mentioned you're getting right there.  Yeah, those are the tough ones to swallow because like I said, like I thought I threw the ball really well, but this is a results league and you get to two strikes and you're giving up two-strike hits and you know, that's all it takes to win a game. And all it takes, you know, today was a streak of three or four hitters to ruin our chances that it wins. So happens quick, you know, I think next time it'll be one of those things. You get to two strikes, you get to a spot, you know, a big spot in the game like that where you realize this can make or break the outing, make or break the game. You just got to put your foot on the gas and take care of business. And Ryan, I asked Aaron Boone about Jameson Tyone and Boone said he likes the trajectory that he's on right now. He likes the pitches he has and the execution for the most part with the exception of some tweaks with two strikes, but he believes that that is going to change soon. He is confident in Tyone and they expect big things out of him this season. All right, well, we look forward to watching his start today and we'll see you in the next game.


Welcome to Intro to AP Computer Science for new AP teachers. The topic of the video is inheritance. And this is one of those topics that actually is kind of fairly easy for students to grasp. Once you've gotten to this point, this one's pretty straightforward. So in this video, I'll talk about what is inheritance. The example I'll use is a person. A student is also a person and a teacher is also a person. But they have some differences because students have certain attributes whereas teachers have other attributes. I'll talk about the actual coding of inheritance. So using the extends keyword and the super method. Then we'll talk about method overriding, which is similar to method overloading. Sort of. There's definitely an analogy there. And I think there's a little practice exercise. I just don't have it on the screen. So what is inheritance? Inheritance is the idea that classes can have a hierarchical relationship. Isn't that a nice way of saying almost nothing? So in this relationship, there is a superclass and a subclass. A superclass can have multiple subclasses. And subclasses inherit the attributes and methods from the superclass.  So you'll see here, we've got a superclass called person. And it has two attributes, string name and int age. It's got four, two mutator methods and two accessor methods. Set name, set age, get name, get age. And what we've said and what we're going to say is that a student is a subclass of person because a student is also a person. A teacher is also a person. Although some of your students might disagree with that assertion. So then the student has an attribute that the person doesn't. So a student is in a certain grade. So grade 9, grade 10, grade 11, grade 12, for example. And we have our setter and getter for that attribute. Teacher doesn't have a grade because teachers were out of school. And but we do work for a particular department in many cases. Cases of media. So string department. So we have set department and get department. But because we say that student and teacher are subclasses of the person superclass, the student also has a name. So it also has an age. So it also has setters and getters. Teacher also has a name. Also has an age. Also has the setters and getters. So these attributes and methods are inherited by the subclasses. That's really powerful. It's a really powerful way of organizing because if we want to add something here, it's automatically added down here, which is pretty darn cool. And this comes in handy in a variety of situations. So to do this, excuse me. So to do this, we need to set up this relationship in the code. So we use what's called the extends keyword. So for example, class student extends person. This tells Java that the student class is a subclass of the person class, as we saw back here. So class student extends person. And the same thing, class teacher extends person. Then in the constructor, we also need to call that superclass constructor. So now if we don't do that, it will call the default constructor for us. Then everything's just kind of set up. But if we want to use one of the non-default constructors from the last, hopefully the last video, if you watch that one, from the last unit, then we need to specifically say supers like name, age. We need to actually call that particular constructor. If we don't, the default constructor will be called for us, which is kind of convenient. Yeah. Method overriding. This is very similar to overloading. So if you recall, in the case of overloading, we had the same method, but different arguments. And based on the signature, it would call that particular method. So this is similar, except in this case, the method and signature is the same, but the method is in a different class. So when calling a method, first check the subclass for the method. If it exists, call it. If not, check the superclass and we call that one instead. So let me go back to my little chart here. So if this had like, say something, and the student says, hey, what's up? This says say something, do your homework. And this says say something, the person might just say hi. So if you're a student, it'll check here for that method first. If it doesn't find it, it'll check here. And again, this is explained in the book in detail. So the introductory exercise. So explain the idea of inheritance. And I would draw that little chart on the border, show that slide. And ask the students to come up with their own examples. They can do this in pairs and then just write this on a piece of paper. And so the superclass should have a few attributes. So give that superclass a few attributes and give each subclass at least one unique attribute. So so again, the example I gave is person and student teacher. And you'll actually find this. I found that the students had a lot of trouble figuring out that, you know, what is a what's a superclass and what's a subclass? They kind of, you know, they went ahead of backwards. They say student in person, which when it should be the other way around. It's kind of interesting to see what they come up with. A lot of them will come up with scientific examples, you know, maybe bird and then or what they'll do is they'll say bird and then like parakeet and swallow. And you have to tell them, no, that's parakeet and swallow. Yes, they're birds, but those are more instances of what a bird is. So that that's one of the things where they get confused is, you know, a class versus an instance. And it's interesting. It's interesting mental exercise. And then, you know, you can extend this. And once they've written it down in paper, then go ahead and code it and see if they can get that relationship working, you know, add some test values, do some constructors and then, you know, print out some values just to see if they can get that to work. So yeah, so that is it. That's what we did. We looked at what is inheritance, an example of inheritance, person and student teacher, the extends keyword, the super method and method overriding. And although I didn't put on this slide a little introductory activity, it'll help cement these concepts after you've explained them. So yeah, that's it. Take it easy. Have a good one.


Hey guys, it's Nate, AKA the Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. It is Monday. That means it's market outlook time for this week. We're going to take a look at the market. What could be upcoming for this next week of FIFA Ultimate Team? How can we prepare for it? How can we get ready for whatever content, whatever promotions might be coming? And we're on the end on the out of the best of team of the week, the Black Friday and the Super Sunday promo. Now, today is technically Cyber Monday, which I don't think they're going to do anything for. I think they basically replaced Cyber Monday in years past with the Super Sunday that they had on Sunday in foot. So I think that's kind of gone. So today, I don't think we're going to get anything superb in terms of content. And honestly, Black Friday and Super Sunday were just almost, I hate to say copy paste, but we got two SBCs, one player moments and one flashback each day. On Saturday, we got the upgrade SBCs. And then we got flash SBCs on Friday and on Sunday. So this promo was it was the promo was that's, I mean, that's all I feel like saying about it. We got 81 plus upgrades. There were more packs, upgrade packs added to the code. We haven't seen those yet. Although I'm pretty likely we should see those this week. I do think we're going to still see the 81 to 87 and the 82 plus upgrade pack added to the code. And well, they are added to the code, but I think they're going to be added to the game this week as well. And that could potentially be a fun thing for like icon crafting and stuff. So we'll see if that actually ends up coming out, which I do think it possibly could. So that could be cool for crafting either team of the week upgrades, or also the base icon upgrade as well. So first thing I want to talk about in today's video is still like the lingering effects and the market general direction this week because of the Black Friday promo and Super Sunday. So these upgrade SBCs are in here for three days. Basically all this Black Friday stuff is still in here for three days, even the team of the week upgrade. So this stuff is actually going to expire. It says three days. It's going to be three days, which from right now I just did the math, it's going to be Thursday at 6pm UK is when this stuff will go away. Basically Thursday at 6pm UK, all this Black Friday stuff will be gone. So what that does is it allows people to do these team of the week upgrades for this next team of the week. So obviously, we're going to be able to see this team of the week on Wednesday and be like, okay, Van Dyke is in Ramos or Carval Hall is in, and maybe a guy like Mowbley is in and maybe Deli Ali or whoever is in. So you might see some people doing a team of the week upgrades towards the end of this week to try to pack a couple of those players because these team of the week packs, it says on there you can save for later. So yeah, right there, it says exchange a squad for an untradable team of the week player open now or save for later. So you're probably going to see some people on like Wednesday, maybe Thursday after rewards, they'll get some coins, probably the 83s and 82s will be a bit cheaper then. And they'll try to go out and stack a couple of these for a future team of the week. If that's something they're interested in, people always do that every time these packs are out, not a huge amount of people, but there are some people that out there doing it. If you have 82s, 83s, 84s, I would say that probably Monday and Tuesday is your time, maybe Wednesday. I don't think you're in a super duper hurry to get rid of those just yet because we're probably going to have less supply during this week. We're not going to have all the promo packs and lightning rounds. They still might keep promo packs in the store, but there won't be lightning rounds and there won't be as many people focused on opening packs because best of team of the week is going to be out of packs at some point. That will kind of diminish the demand on these team of the week upgrade SBCs. But if there's a good team the week next week, you still might see some increased demand for people doing these SBCs. So 82s, 83s, 84s, keep lazy listing them. I don't think you really have to be worried about starting to think about getting them out until Tuesday, to be honest with you. Tuesday would probably be my target date for maybe when they could be the highest. Obviously, EA could drop some pack SBCs in that time frame or if they would again drop the 82 plus or the 81 to 86 and make either of those SBCs really easy, you might see a little bit of a drop on the 83s or 82s just because it'd be really easy to get those with the SBC, but I don't think that would impact it too much. So yeah, there's my thoughts on that. Other things I'm going to talk about, oh, the team of the weeks, like the ultimate, the best of team of the week cards, those suckers have been on a roller coaster ride today. I want to look at it some guys right now. When I'm recording this, we're just after squad battle rewards, like two hours after squad battle. So a little Nate at night action, but I want to look at Ben Yetter and Monet because those are the two examples that I think these guys have been on crazy roller coaster price rise today. What's on Ben Yetter? What is he right now? Like two, just under 220, maybe 215? Yeah, it looks like about 215. So I want to take a look at his graph right now and show you guys just how nuts this card's price has been moving. Basically, in the last 24 hours from recording this video, basically from Saturday night into right now, since the SBC dropped the actual team of the week SBC, and now this card has been all over the place. So he's like 230,000 coins after all the Friday packs went into Saturday. Obviously, Saturday we got the team of the week upgrade. Boom. He's down to 183,183,000 coins. I specifically saw this card at 179,180. It's a couple of undercuts at like 170. And that timeframe, he was low all night into Sunday. Sunday he's low 191,80 and then it's 6pm UK on Sunday. Whatever triggered this, I honestly don't know. I think it's just because there's so many people that have coins on this game now from all the packs that were opened. Like, seriously, again, I talked about it in my video yesterday and two days ago even, that the amount of supply of the lightning round packs that put coins on this game from just people opening packs with FIFA points, which provides a net increase in coins to them because they're quick selling players. And that gives them more coins, of course, selling the cards does as well. But that when you sell a card in the market that takes coins away from somewhere else and gives coins to somebody. So it's just like a swap, right? But quick selling coins or quick selling cards brings a lot of coins to the market, especially when you have people quick selling pack after pack after pack. Think about every 125k pack you're probably quick selling like maybe 1000, 2000 coins worth of all like maybe a dupe non rare gold or something like you have. It's like an average, I don't know, but all those rare golds add up when you get when they get quick sold and that brings a ton of coins onto the market, which I think caused some of this rise today. I think people were like, okay, we got lighting rounds, but there was no other huge content. And people just panic bought I literally was on stream while this was happening. And all these cards like Ben Yatter was 195 he got mass body was actually like 230 almost 250, almost 250k for that card in in a flash in the huge buyback that happened like a panic buyback on Sunday at 6pm UK. Now you can see a drop back down to like 208. And now it's kind of back up because I think people are getting the gist. These cards are going out of pack soon. And that's affecting their price. I want to look at money as well. The informed money 89 rated. This one's crazy. This one is honestly nuts. Inform money was like 840k. SBC comes out 745 in the panic on Saturday. He's chilling around 770 760 boom 6pm on Sunday. The man goes from 769 to 850 837 he was about 850 as well. Kind of back down to like the under 800 range where he is right now. So it's crazy the amount of buyback that was had on these cards. And that just shows me that this market has tons and tons of coins, probably more coins than I can even imagine, which is crazy to think about. But it makes sense because of all those packs that were open. So that really makes me think that this week is going to be a massive rise in the market week. I don't think that's out of I think that's what everybody expects. But I think there is going to be a really crazy increase. That's a nice undercut right there 780. It's like a 15k undercut at the moment. Is this going to get bought? It is going to get bought right away as per. So that's why I want to kind of advise you guys in a few different ways this week. At least early on this week, I think literally for the rest of this week, you're going to see the market climb up, especially in the realm of informs, road to the final cards and other out of pack specials. So screams, I think would be rising as well. The only thing that would stop that is if EA continues to put out a lot of SBCs. I don't know what other SBCs they would put out that would really make a big panic on this market. I'm sure they'll keep doing some pack supply SBCs just because they're going to try to start again, draining coins from people's accounts after Black Friday. You're probably going to see another player moments SBC or another flashback SBC this week, or maybe even like a Champions League SBC. I don't think we've had one of those yet, but I think that's very possible. We'll talk more about Champions League in a little bit, talk about some of those cards. We're also getting very close to the Player of the Month timeframe. We could very well have a messy Player of the Month card coming out in the month of December for his fantastic month of November. So we'll talk about that because a lot of these Player of the Months have just a few days remaining. I think Jamie Vardy has like three days until he's gone. But we haven't got the voting for Prem Player of the Month yet. So we'll talk about all that stuff when it comes. Maybe we'll have some conversations about Player of the Month this week. But mostly it's just going to be people maybe trying to fit together these SBCs. A lot of people are going to end up doing these SBCs if they're able to craft them from 81 to 87 or 82 pluses. Right now, I feel like the 81 pluses are kind of turning people away because you can actually get decent polls from these. But everybody's trying to do these to try to hit like the Inform Bappe, the Inform Manet from the Premier League or maybe the Inform Hazard or Messi from La Liga 81 plus. That's what people are trying to hit from these, which is going to be pretty hard. But you can get a lot of good fodder from these, like 85s, 86s. There's a lot of walkouts, a lot of board drops. But they're just kind of expensive. You need six rares from that league. And a lot of the rares right now are going for a thousand coins. So that doesn't make these SBCs really appealing to me. And I don't think people are going to grind them. They're not craftable, I guess. They're not really craftable from that sort of sense because you have to have so many rares and specific rares from the league. So we'll see what happens this week again with the other SBCs. I think that could make crafting a thing that we talk about for the next couple of days. If they put out the 81 to 87 and it makes base icon upgrades craftable, there's going to be a lot of people spending a lot of time on the menus crafting those. So that's what I want to talk about those. But again, if you guys are looking to make some coins this week, again, I spoke about the market going like straight up all week. A lot of the informs on the market really have not been panic sold that much. Some guys are down. Some guys are chilling. Some guys are actually just going up. Obviously, a lot of the links to our favorite center back in the Premier League, Virgil van Dijk have gone up. Fabinho right now is 206, which is, you know, he was 180 before the promotion. He had 206 during the weekend and he's still chilling there. And Robertson as well, if I could type his name incorrectly. Robertson inform was like 180 or 190 before Black Friday. He went up to like, he was actually like 240 today, I believe. Yeah, 240, 243, yeah, 237. And he's back down to kind of 220. But there's a lot of people that are invested in this card. So I'd be very careful. There's a lot of hype around that van Dijk team of the week card. So I'd be very, very careful with that. But otherwise, look around the market and look for stuff that rose this week during the weekend league that maybe is kind of being sold off right now. Weekend league sell off. Bernard right now. I mean, one of the most popular left mids in the Prem. Brazilian gets a lot of links. This weekend, it doesn't show that he went up, but he definitely hit 200 at one point. Yeah, Friday night in the big buyback, 197. Saturday, he was decently high. He did hit 180. Sunday, he's most like 186, 190 all day. So this card would probably be one that I would consider seeing rising again in the week after the Black Friday promo and just look through a lot of these cards. I'd be, I'd be careful with Deli Ali because he could be getting that inform this week. But a lot of these informs are still kind of at a range where they're low enough where you could buy them and make some profit off of them this week because they're used and a lot of people's squads. Samedo, not really. He's, he's still kind of up. If you see that at like 120, I'm a fan. Theo Hernandez, be very careful with, he very well could be getting an 84 rated inform this week. There's going to be a lot of link investments around that card for Thursday flipping if we do see that. So that's the kind of stuff you guys can be looking into and even some gold cards. If we're not going to be getting a lot of supply this week, I bought one of these, I bought a Griezmann today at 140K. I mean, this guy basically during Black Friday, he didn't move. He went from like 140 during the packs, 150. He went up to about 150 on the big Friday night buyback. He was just chilling around 150 on Saturday. And then Sunday, he was like 140s and even right 140 flats. So this guy's pretty low. And I do think that he's going to get right back up there because I could see this card at 180 by after Thursday rewards, Thursday flipping, because this is one of the most used cards in FIFA. And there's plenty of golds out there. Abomniac is another one. I think that it comes to mind right away just because I've talked about it with a few people. 140K. This could be definitely a card that reaches back up to like his pre Black Friday panic price of like 180 after Weekend League Rewards this week. Weekend League Rewards flipping should be very, very good this weekend because we have an opportunity to trade in a market that is full of coins that people have a lot of coins to do stuff with. And that should be that should make Thursday flipping pretty fun this week. The last thing I want to talk about is SBC Fodder. Fodder. So let's say you kind of missed the boat and some of the informs, you can't find any of those. Or you just have a good chunk of coins, maybe a couple hundred K that you want to try and do something with. Right now, again, I'm recording this after squad battle rewards. So there's a little bit of extra supply on the market. But some of these fodder like the 87s, the 88s. I'll go back over here to flip in and show you guys. Some of these cards are really low. 85 Rateds were all 9K before squad battle rewards and looks like a lot of them took a hit. Now they're down below 8 on some of them. Bruno Fernandez is below 8K. 86 Rated players were down like 2K. They were 16. 87 Rated players at 20K. Like that's low. 2021, 22K for any of these 87s is decently low. 88 under 30. I mean, 26K for Cavani. 27K for arguably the most linkable man. 88 Rated card. David Silva. 27K is nuts. 27K for Cruz's nuts. And then some of these 89s are really low too. So if you're somebody who wants to do a club stock, I think there's going to be a lot of people this week that are going to be continuing to do the base icon SBC. Even if we get the 81 to 87 Rated pack SBC, I don't think that will eat into the prices of the 86 or the 87s that much. And of course, the 88s and the 89s are still used a lot in those SBC. So I think a club stock and if you want to mass invest, I mean, I don't know if I would give you the green light on that, but I feel like I almost might. If you want to just go deep and buy a lot of these players, the base icon SBC is going nowhere. It's still going to be here for another two weeks. And that's just a way where people can drain their coins and do those SBCs because those icons are actually going to be going out of packs here very, very soon. The base icons are not going to be in packs for much longer. And this is kind of like a last chance that EA is giving us to maybe have a chance at going and getting those if we can't afford one with our own coins, I guess they're giving us a chance to do this SBC and pack stuff from it. And a lot of people have packed good stuff from it. So if you haven't done a base icon, SBC, or if you don't want to do one, that's fine. But I think investing in some of the very high rated fodder is a very good shot this week. Because if you look at some of these cards prices, like we'll go back and look at Busquets for a second 89 rated card, yes, he got hit with some supply this weekend. But when the SBC first came out last week, the man was 4849,000 coins. He's went back down with some supply. But I do think these are going to ramp back up. Even look today, he's dropped like 5k today on Sunday. He was 41k in the morning, held like 38 to 40k all day. And then boom, he's down to 36. And right now he's down to 35 again. So a lot of these cards, I think are really, really great investments. I think you could see them like these 89s could pop back over 40k really easily in like a day's time or two. And then the 88s could go up, you know, five, six, seven thousand coins, same with the 87s. So I think that's a really, really good investment this week. And I think you guys should be on the lookout for that as well. There's probably going to be a lot of opportunities during this week. If there is an SBC card that comes out, people are going to have coins. So you might see some panic selling around cards that an SBC comes out for like a substitute good. So like today, Bailey came out. So maybe you saw a little bit of a sell-off with Kingsley Comont. I didn't actually look just kind of saying that. I'm not sure if he actually was sold off or not. But you might see some of that stuff during the week this week. And that would be a really good thing to pick up on the panic this week because there's going to be a buyback from the panic because the market has a lot of coins. Whenever the market has a lot of coins, if there is panic, the buyback is really quick. Basically what we saw today with the informs and the panic, the panic investing in like the Ben Yetter when I showed you the graph when you went from 190 to 220, 230, like in an hour, that's the kind of stuff you could see with a major panic sell. You find that the lowest time where it's kind of dipping down and start to come back up. And then you know it's going to be shooting up because again, the market has a lot of coins. Last thing I want to talk about, we are nearing matchday six for the Champions League. Matchday six Champions League. This determines who goes on to the knockout stage and who does not go on. Maybe some people go down to Europa League. I'm going to pull up that team of the week squad with the road to the finals in it right now. Sancho, I'm glad I bought one tonight. I bought a Sancho at 187 or 184 I believe. And he is definitely going up. A lot of these cards are going up right now because people are buying into them because they know that the next thing that's coming, the next problem that is coming is team of the group stage and matchday six. And these cards will be getting upgrades in a week or so. This is a big week for FIFA. This honestly is, this week and next week are huge weeks for FIFA with Champions League content. It's going to be, I think we're getting a team of the group stage this Friday because EA needs to have a little bit of time for foot miss and whatever good they're going to do with that. So I do think we're going to get team of this group stage this Friday, one week promo and then we'll be into foot miss. So if I think they have to do it this Friday because if they didn't, then they would be getting really close into foot miss time. They'd be like a week before Christmas and they hadn't started anything for foot miss. That wouldn't make any sense. So I do think we're going to get a team of the group stage this Friday. So be in a lookout for that. We'll talk about more of that stuff as we move on further in the week. But as you can see, a lot of these road to the finals have moved up in price a little bit. I'm not a fan of Márez. Márez's card might rise, but I think it's going to get Panic's old big time when he gets the upgrade because he has three special cards, man. He's got the 86, the 87 inform and the 86 Champions League card. So he's going to get a plus one, go to an 87 rated Champions League because when City moves on to the knockout rounds, he'll get that upgrade. So that's one that I'm not a fan of. Sancho, I'm a fan of because he was still down. If you can get one at like 190, I'm a fan of that. He's already up a little bit though. Just look for any panic on these during the week. Of course, one, Jesus is a big one. Militão is up a ton already. Allen is up a ton. Let's go to the set two. Actually, let me look at Coman really quick and see if he did get Panic's old today. What happened to Coman's card? He's 362. Yeah, so we went down a little bit, not much. 375, maybe to 355. I guess if you look on his graph, he was above 400. So if you can snag one, maybe if you can snag one at like 350 or low 360s, maybe under 360, depending on what his price is, that could be a decent shout. But a lot of these cards look like they're already moving up. If you can get on one, it's still low. Like a Marshall at like 550, a Tarea around 200, at the Pi under 300, a Yoris under 200, or a party at like 140 maybe. Those still might be investment possibilities with these cards getting a lot of hype in the next couple of weeks because they're getting upgraded here really, really soon because the next champions of games are on the 10th. The 10th, which is nine days away from now, actually not nine days away, eight days away. Eight days away from now, we are back in Champions League content. So we'll be talking about a lot more of these road to the final cards, their price movements, what to look out for. And one thing that I want to note with team of the group stage is that promo from last year, we're going to head back over to the webpage actually. Sorry, I keep flipping you guys back and forth. Team of the group stage, one thing that we really have to notice here in it outlines it right here on this website, fifauteam.com. Where was it at? Don't forget that once to watch cards boost in ratings for these cards because these are performance based upgrades once to watches. If anybody gets in this team of the group stage that has a once to watch card, they would get upgraded. So we might do some research this week and see which guys have been playing really good in the Champions League. And if there's a possibility that they could get a once to watch card or a team of the group stage card, their once to watch card would get upgraded to that version. I think there was one guy last year, Socrates, got upgraded last year because he had an OTW. So we might as do a little bit of research this week and see if anybody will get into that role based on who we have an OTW. You'll probably start to see their price go up because people will start doing the same research as we'll be doing. So just kind of keep the heads up for that. And yeah, this week should be a fun week in fifa, man. It really should be. I think you're going to see the market rise and even though there might be a panic screen or not a panic screen, a loading screen and stuff coming for team the group stage on friday. I don't really know if you're going to see a lot of panic this week because people just have so many coins that they might not even care what's coming. They're fine with their team. They're happy with their team. And that's that. So again, this week's going to be a great week to trade with fluctuations as well when the market is high and the market is going up. It's a great week to just trade it with fluctuations on special cards on informs and on icons. If you're an icon flipper this week should be huge for you. That should be a lot of fun this week with some of those cards as well. So that's kind of how I see the market outlook for this week. Again, rising market all week is what I would presume probably more SBCs from EA, maybe a league SBC, probably not one of those, but mostly another player moments card, a flashback SBC or some sort of SBC. And then today actually I'm going to look at this really quick. EA tweeted out something today of what is this man? What is this right here? A rain of gold over Madrid. And it says that it's coming on December 2nd, which is today. So I'm really curious to see if this means anything for if it's just like a kit that we're getting in in the game, which would make sense if I don't know. That's my hunch right now, but I don't know if there's anything special going on with that. So watch out for that today as well. And that's the market outlook for this week, boys. Hopefully it's a good one. If you enjoyed this video, smash a thumbs up on it. Of course, if you have any questions, comment down below about anything that could be happening this week. 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