And J.C. glad you made it. Hello everyone, welcome to Options with Doug, streaming live daily on Bookmap Discord and the Bookmap YouTube channel at 1.30 p.m. Eastern Time. Before I get started, I need to go through the Disclosures. General Disclosure. All Bookmap limited materials, information, and presentations are for educational purposes only and should not be considered specific investment advice nor recommendations. Risk Disclosure. Trading futures, equities, and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. The focus of my presentation and the focus of the Options-Doug chat channel and Discord is options, order flow, the impact of options markets on stocks and futures, and the influence of market maker hedging flow on price action. I have a two-step process for trading and the first is planning and I use positional analysis and I look at how traders and market makers are positioned in the options market and how those positions change from day to day to develop a thesis regarding the expected trading range and volatility for the day as well as the directional bias. And the second step in my process is execution. I look at real-time order flow in Bookmap and real-time market maker hedging flow in Spot Gamma Hero to confirm my thesis. All right, JC says he does not hear anything. Could somebody else confirm audio? All right, so audio is good on YouTube. It should be good on Discord. Can somebody just confirm on Discord that you can hear me? Okay, so JC, I assume you can hear me now on Discord. All right, I'm going to go on. So again, I have a two-step process for trading, the first is planning, positional analysis, and the second is execution. I look at real-time order flow in Bookmap and real-time market maker hedging flow with Spot Gamma Hero to confirm my thesis and for setups for entries and exits. And finally, on-topic questions and comments are welcome. And I'll be watching the options-dog chat channel in Discord and chat in YouTube for your questions and comments. And Mark and Nicholas, thank you for the confirmation for the audio in YouTube. Okay, I think we're good to go. So what I want to cover today, first of all, quickly go over the news economic data coming out for the week. Then I'll go through my positional analysis as well as my plan for the day. And then finally, we'll talk about some setups. So just quickly, here's an economic calendar for the week. And there is some data coming out, nothing of great significance. Tomorrow the 28th, Tuesday the 28th, consumer confidence. And there's Fed speakers throughout the week. And then on Thursday, GDP at 8.30 a.m. Eastern time as well as jobless claims. And then Friday, this could be a bigger day market mover, the PCE. And apparently this is what the Fed looks like. Fed focuses closely on the PCE. And then also the consumer sentiment at 10 a.m., again on Friday. And also recall Friday is the end of the month. And that should be the date that JPMorgan rolls their collar. And remember the 4065 call strike is the negative call on the JPMorgan collar. All right, so that is the news for the week. So let's go through our positional analysis now. And I'll start with the S&P 500. And this is the ES Futures in Bookmap. And I'm going to, before I dig further into that chart, I'm going to take a look at a larger timeframe, go out to 20-day one-hour chart and thinkorswim. And this is showing the key spot gamma levels, just sprite, price, and key spot gamma levels. These levels are provided to spot gamma subscribers for a variety of platforms. Here I'm showing it, showing these levels for thinkorswim. And the key levels, there's the 3,800-foot wall. That's a strike with the largest net negative gamma that can be expected to act as support. And here's the 3950 level, as well as the 3960, which is the volatility trigger. And both levels were indicated to act as support today. And then here's the 4,000 key gamma strike, strike with the largest absolute gamma. And then finally the call wall up at 4065, again the short call strike of the JPMorgan collar. All right, so that's a bigger picture view. Let's take a look at another thinkorswim chart just for today, again showing SPX and levels. And this is showing the 3950 and 3960 level below here. And the 3960 is the volatility trigger. That is spot gamma's proprietary gamma flip level. And for an index, that indicates that market makers position above this level, market makers position on the gamma curve is positive, indicating they have to trade against price to hedge their delta exposure. And below that level, their position on the gamma curve would be negative, and they have to sell futures in the direction of price to hedge their delta exposure. And then up above is the 4,000 key gamma strike and also the 4,008 key gamma strike. And so far today, the 4,000 level has acted as resistance. And price for SPX is trading at a narrow range. Again, I will show you a trade that is great for taking advantage of this narrow trading range, the expected trading range of the 3950, 60 level expected to act as support and the 4,000 level expected to act as resistance. All right, so that is the S&P 500, the SPX in a 20-day chart and then a one-day chart. And here it is in book map showing the same, here's the 4,000 level. And note my level is now the same as what book map is using. So book map, spot gamma is using a 30-point difference between ES and SPX. That's what this is showing here. This is the spot gamma cloud notes indicating the major SPX levels. And I'm showing the same thing, noting the 4,000 level as resistance in my cloud notes. And I calculated a 30-point difference between ES and SPX as well. So notice this is at ES 4030, but it's actually SPX 4,000. And that level did act as resistance this morning. And I'll talk about the move lower. And that was confirmed by order flow. You can see here in book map, large icebergs selling as price moves up to that level, shown by the falling light blue line, sell stop orders shown by the yellow line, and then cumulative volume delta all falling down toward the ES 4,000 level. And HERO confirmed that move lower. And we'll take a closer look at that in a few minutes. All right, those are the levels that are in play for today. And let's talk about shifts in levels. And there were very few from Friday. So first of all, for SPY, the key gamma strike did increase from 390 to 400. And also the call wall increased from 402 to 410. And I interpret that as bullish. And then for QQQ, the key gamma strike dropped from 310 to 300. So I'm comparing Friday with today. And I interpret that as bearish. So in the case of a rising key gamma strike or call wall, that means traders are positioning themselves for higher prices in the options market. And then on the other hand, with a falling key gamma strike or other strikes, we'll see with some stocks, that means that traders are positioning themselves for lower prices. They're accepting lower prices and anticipating lower prices. All right, let's take a look and see where those levels came from. So I'm going to go to the S&P 500 first. These are absolute gamma levels. This is free SPX. This is the zero level. And these are showing market makers position at these various strikes. Call gamma or positive gamma above, shown by the black bars. Negative gamma or put gamma below the zero line, shown with the teal bars. And this is the 4,000 key gamma strike, the strike with the largest absolute gamma that can be expected to act as support, resistance, or a magnet for price. There's the 3,800 put wall, the strike with the largest net negative gamma can be expected to act as support. And there's the 4065 level. That's the call wall, the strike with the largest absolute net positive gamma. All right, that's SPX. Let's take a look at SPI. So again, recall the SPI key gamma strike moved up from 390 to 400 today. There's the 400 strike. And the put wall remains at 390. The strike with the largest net negative gamma. And now the call wall has moved up to the 410 level from 402 on Friday. So a shift higher in levels for the S&P 500, particularly SPI. And then one thing I want to look at is the combo strikes. And this is the combining SPX and SPI. Same idea of the chart before, gamma, positive gamma above the zero line, negative gamma below. And then this is shown in terms of SPX numbers. And the interesting thing to note here is kind of the void between 3950 and around 4,000. So put gamma below that level, 3950 level, and kind of a neutral zone, and then positive gamma above that level. All right, let's take a look at the NASDAQ now. And for NASDAQ, we'll look at QQQ. We don't, NDX is not significant. All right, so for QQQ, remember the key gamma strike dropped down to 300. And the put wall remains at 285. And the call wall, the strike with the largest net positive gamma, remains at 320. All right, so that shows you visually where those levels come from. Let's take a look at data. This is in the Spot Gamma AM Founders Note. And now I always focus on gamma notional. This is Market Maker's position on the gamma curve. And this left column shows SPX. The middle column is SPI. And the far right column is QQQ. And note, again, this is Market Maker's position on the gamma curve for all these indices. And they're all negative, indicating that traders are long puts. Market Maker's are short puts. And they have to hedge in the direction of price to hedge their delta exposure. So as price falls, they have to sell futures. And as price increases and applied volatility drops, they can buy back their short futures. So still fairly negative for SPX and SPI and really neutral here for QQQ. And these levels did shift higher. They became less negative than Friday. So for SPX, gamma notional on Friday was minus 453. Today, it's minus 231. For SPI, it was minus 1952. And today, it has become less negative at minus 1486. And QQQ was minus 102. And today, it's minus 27. So all became less negative today. All right. Yeah, JEC, really significant, less negative overall. Yeah, this is important to look at every day, understand at the beginning of the day how Market Maker's position are positioned on the gamma curve. And then finally, I normally look at the Vantage charts, but they're kind of wonky today. So I'm just going to skip over that. And I'm going to go to my key gamma strike list. And so the planning, everything that I've showed so far is just for the indices, the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ. And I also do planning and preparation for stocks as well. And this is the first part of my planning and preparation for stocks. And these are all the stocks in my watch list. I don't have all of these up in book map on my May computer. But I've decided I want to track all of these stocks, mostly large cap tech stocks. And I track the key gamma strike from the previous day. That's shown, and that's from Friday, shown in the E column, the far right column. And then the current key gamma strike is for today. That's in the D column. And I compare the numbers. And I color code those, green indicating that that number increased from the previous day, and red indicating that the number decreased from the previous day. So these numbers are important. And there are a couple of ways of approaching this. You can just take these numbers on face value and trade based on that or do further investigation. And when I show, get to the setup for NVIDIA, I'll take a look at Equity Hub and look how you could do further investigation and see that there were some additional levels. The key daily levels is what I look at. The put wall, the call wall, the key gamma strike, the hedge wall, and sometimes the key delta strike. But really, there are four key daily levels that I look at. OK, so given this, my thesis for the day, my plan for the day, was basically bearish tech. So what I was looking at was, and then, I guess, potentially looking for a shift from tech to financials. Maybe, you know, tech has been very strong recently. Maybe traders taking profits in tech and then shifting into financials. But when tech is weak, it's hard for the SOB. These stocks play such a big role in the SOB 500. It's hard for the S&P 500 to rally with all the tech stocks being lower. But anyway, my main thesis was looking for bearish setups in NVIDIA QQQ. And the other one was Meta. And I look at, you know, this is just a starting point again. And I look at, let's just go to Equity Hub. And you can see what I'm talking about. As part of my prep for trading stocks, this is something that I look at. And here I have NVIDIA shown. And this is the history for the last 10 days. So the history of the key daily levels for the last 10 days, I'm looking at YouTube. Karma FX says it's blurry on YouTube. All right, JEC, thank you for your help. It looks like he helped Karma FX fix the problem. OK, great. Thanks again, JEC. All right, so what I'm looking at here in NVIDIA. So first thing I notice in the Key Gamma Strike list, I notice that that Key Gamma Strike did decrease. And pretty good drop down from 270 to 250. So that is one bearish signal. And the hedge wall also dropped. That's another bearish signal. Now, I see the Key Gamma's call wall did increase. And that is, that's bullish. But then on the other hand, the put wall decreased from 265 to 240. So overall, my thesis for the day for NVIDIA was bearish. And let's take a look at meta also. And the thing that I noticed about meta was this drop in the call wall. So not as bearish as NVIDIA, but still bearish. And I saw a divergence, a very strong divergence in hero, a bearish divergence in hero this morning. And I posted that in Discord. And that led to a good short in meta. All right, so that is how I do further investigation, further planning for stocks. All right, so let's take a look at some setups. And I'll start with the S&P 500 here. I'm going to zoom in. And what this is showing is a combined signal for options trades for SPX and SPY. The white line is price. The purple line is hero. That's the hedging impact of real-time options, showing, again, options trades in SPX and SPY. And the direction is in terms of delta. And it's showing a delta notional value. And this is showing that traders are taking negative delta positions. And in the morning, there was a very strong confirmation between hero and price action. And recall from the book map chart, we saw that large traders were selling icebergs, selling with iceberg orders, traders that large traders used to hide their size. And sell-stop orders were helping to fuel the move lower, as well as aggressive sellers, showing with cumulative volume delta. And then now we can see that traders were taking negative delta positions. They were buying puts and or selling calls. And most likely they were actually buying calls and buying puts, but buying more puts than calls. So we can just check that real quick. That's typically the case. So notice the, and let's just zoom in on this a little bit so we can see the values from the morning down to about 11 o'clock. So this notional value for the puts minus 1.31 billion versus positive 581 million. So they were buying puts more aggressively than they were buying calls. This is typical of the S&P 500. So the put buyers were winning in the morning. And let's go back to book map now. I'm going to zoom in on the morning. So we know that traders, again, were taking negative delta positions. And you can clearly see the shift in order flow here. Note the shift from green dots, market buy orders, aggressive buyers, to pink dots right at the resistance level, 4,000, just above that level. And then a series of lower highs and finally a break below VWAP. And several liquidity targets below the primary being at the ES4,000 level. And again, everything confirming. Stops, iceberg, CVD, all heading lower. All right, so that's the S&P 500. The only thing missing there was the bullish thesis. But again, like I said at the beginning, I look at real time order flow and book map and real time market maker hedging flow and hero to confirm my thesis. And neither of those confirmed a bullish thesis. So given that, the play this morning was definitely bearish. And let me just show you a couple of other approaches. Keeping in mind that this 4,000 level was noted as resistance. And this 3960 level was noted as support. And an excellent way to play this today was with zero DTE butterflies. And I have, this may be difficult to see. I have, these are simulated trades. This is something that I just learned about. And I'm experimenting doing simulated trades before I actually trade this with live capital. This is SBX. So there is some risk there. And these are butterfly trades.  This is just the first one. And this is something that I actually put on Friday afternoon for today's expiration. Notice these are all 27 March. And this costs $6.20 for a 30. The wings are 30 points wide on each side. And I learned this from Tasty Live. I don't know, probably many of you are familiar with Tasty Trade. They changed their name to Tasty Live now. And they have had a recent series on zero DTE options, different trades. And this butterfly is one of them. And this paid off quite well. And notice the range, the break even here is at $39.50 on the downside and $39.95, $39.94 on the upside. So that covers most of the trading range for today. So that was one that was just put on Friday at the close. Again, a simulated trade. And if I just closed it, simulated close before I went on today, and then here's another one put on today and noted it was a bit more expensive, a low over $1,000. And here it's trading at a profit of $600, $700. And the break evens are at $39.60 and $4,000. Let's just spread this out a bit. So right in the middle there, just something to keep in mind. And I highly recommend Tasty Live watching their zero DTE series. All right, so that's an alternative for the SPX. So let's get to the stocks that I had on my shortlist today. And the first was Metta. And this is one that I posted in Discord. Let's go take a look at Hero. Here's Metta. Zoom in. And this is what I saw this morning. And a setup like this for me is hard to resist. Actually, let's draw it here first. And then it continues down. So the purple line, again, is Hero. Negative delta positions. And then price follows a few minutes later. Just a beautiful, divergent setup. Let me check for questions. OK, nothing that I need to respond to. All right, JC in Discord says he'll link the playlist later. I assume that's for Tasty Live. Again, highly recommended. And especially with the information that's available from Spot Gamma and Bookmap, seeing those levels, and then understanding there's an alternate strategy to play that range is huge. All right, so that is Metta. Let's go back to Bookmap. Nice short setup. And it took a while for these short setups to play out today. A lot of chop up until about 10.30. And then finally, Metta breaks lower. Let's just zoom in on this. So finally, Metta breaks lower with a strong drop below VWAP there. Notice falling CVD, as well as Hero, falling CVD. And we saw the falling Hero begin to chopped around for a while and finally broke below the 205 level in VWAP. And notice the strong move lower with aggressive sellers finally selling. All right, so this question in RJ asked in Metta, was it put buying for that drop? And let's take a look. So we'll go back to Hero. Let's zoom in again. We'll separate outputs and calls. So both, but primarily calls driving. Let's zoom in a little bit until about noon. So this is minus about 49 million. Actually, let me point to it just a little bit easier. Minus 48 million versus minus 13 million. So traders are and were buying puts and selling calls, but calls were the primary driver. All right, so that was the first stock on my watch list for a short setup that played out. And RJ asked, do you take more note if a down move starts with call selling versus put buying? And I'm generally looking at the total signal. But I would think if traders continue to buy puts. So when you sell a call, there's only a limit to how much he can make. And well, actually, I just look at the total signal generally. But in an up move, I would generally give more credence to buying calls and a down move buying puts. So again, when you sell a call, there's a limited profit potential. But when you buy a put, market makers, if the price continues lower, they'll have to continue to sell stock to hedge their delta exposure. All right, so that's meta. Now let's go to NVIDIA. And this one was not quite as clear. It did take a while to play out. Let's go to BookMap. Actually, let's zoom in on this. And again, we looked at equity hubs. So based on that, I had a bearish thesis for the day. So let's go take a look at BookMap now for NVIDIA. And again, it took about an hour for this to play out. NVIDIA started making lower highs. And again, just like meta, CVD was bearish pretty much from the open. More pink dots than green dots. And there was a reversal at around the 269 level and then the 268 level VWAP. And then price made a sharp move lower down to the liquidity at 265 and then down to 264. All right, so that's NVIDIA. That was the second stock on my watch list that I had a specific plan for. And then let's take a look at QQQ. And a pretty similar down move. Again, it took about an hour for this to really play out and become evident. Let's go take a look at HERO. I'm going to zoom in on this. So let's go take a look at HERO for QQQ. And bearish for QQQ, falling HERO negative delta positions up until about noon. Confirming the move lower. Let's go back to book map. Note, falling CVD. You can see the pink dots coming in there. Notice also the cell sweeps, all the cell sweeps. Those are shown. That is the two indicators that I have on the chart here, the sweeps indicator and the absorptions indicator. And the small red dots here with this red number, those are that sweep cell sweeps. That's bearish. Cell sweep, cell sweep, cell sweep, along with the traders taking negative delta positions shown by HERO, and then the falling CVD. All the pink dots there, that's definitely bearish. Reversal at any one of these lower highs. There's CVD. There's a trend break at the 311 level. And then primary target down on the 309 volatility trigger. All right, let's take a look at some other stocks. So those are the three ones that I had circled with red for a bearish setup. And Abacus asked, hey, Doug, do you have instructions how to set up the zero DTE butterfly trade? And I got that from Tasty Live. They do talk about that. That is one trade that Tom Sosnov has been doing. And JEC put the link in above for the YouTube playlist for Tasty Live. So take a look at that. That's where I got the idea that comes from Tom Sosnov at Tasty Live. Highly recommended. All right, so here's Apple, another bearish setup, making lower highs. Let's take a look at HERO for Apple. Took a while to play out, but here is a nice short setup. Someone of a divergence here with a sharp drop in HERO right here, and then price follows a few minutes later. So that's about 10, 15, 10, 20. So the drop in HERO comes at 10, 10, and then price starts to move lower at about 10, 25. So let's go take a look at book map again. So remember, we're looking for this reversal lower at about 10, 22. Let's zoom in on the morning. And so there's the reversal lower at VWAP there. Then a retest of the 160 key gamma strike in the falling to the price levels below. So there's a question about VWAP. So let's go to QQQ. So first of all, I have data that starts at 4 AM. So when I start up book map in the morning, I make sure that I have all available data for the day. Then let's take a look at VWAP settings. So I'm just right-clicking on VWAP. And this is all I have. So my start is at 4 AM Eastern time. And with stocks, if you have DX feed, this data is provided. I think they provide up to 24 hours of data. Of course, actually, I could probably go back and on. If it was Tuesday, I could go back and retrieve all the data from Monday if I wanted to. And I've done that before if there's a large move after hours or something, and I want to show that. Otherwise, I just start my data at 4 AM. And this VWAP typically matches my trading platforms like Thinkorswim. It's usually at about the same level. OK, so that was Apple. Here's AMD. And let's go take a look at Hero. And notice all the green dots there. Even if the price is falling, this is one reason that I, for AMD, I really don't look at CVD. It's often moving in the opposite direction or price. And that's typical of AMD. Let's go take a look at Hero. And not quite as clear a setup, a confirmation. And for AMD, the only key daily level that I had moving lower was the hedge wall. And by the way, for Apple, both the hedge wall and put wall move lower. And the call wall moved higher compared with Friday. All right, so that is AMD. We can take a look at Amazon. And a stronger confirmation, definitely setting up a short around 11 AM. Notice, let's zoom in on this. Hero falling, price remains level, then starts to drop. Oh, it looks like about 20 minutes later. Let's go take a look at Bookmap for Amazon. So here's this consolidation that we just saw on Oop's Wrong Tool. The consolidation as Hero was dropping. And then notice, I'm going to zoom in on this so we can see this a little bit more clearly. Notice in this consolidation, finally more pink dots coming in. And then price really starts to move lower. And there was one other set up here, this reversal lower, at the 99 level, and also VWAP, leading to this consolidation then a continuation of the move lower. And this was, if you were looking for a clear signal in Hero, this second break lower was the best entry. All right, let's take a look at Microsoft. And very nice short set up here in Microsoft. Notice this break of this wedge here at VWAP and preceded by a cell sweep. Let me zoom in on this. So notice two cell sweeps here. I'm looking at the small, very small bright red dots, cell sweeps, then finally a break lower out of this wedge pattern at VWAP. Let's go take a look at Hero and see what options traders were doing in Microsoft. Again, it took a while to play out, but Hero definitely shifted negative, or around $10.15, something like that. And then price responded lower. And that was also definitely confirmed with order flow as shown on BookMap. All right, so there's a comment on YouTube. Somebody is looking to go along Microsoft. Let's just take a look. Let's zoom out. I would not. Options traders aren't EH. Options traders aren't with you. I would look for an increase in Hero. I would look for traders to start buying calls. So so far, they are selling calls and buying puts. Let's go take a look at BookMap. All right, so for today, the play in Microsoft, I think, was this short setup that I just showed. It may be trying to move higher. It looks like it's just consolidating to me. And there's no confirmation from Hero. Let's take a look. I see a lot of pink dots as well. No confirmation from CVD. Aggressive sellers continue to dominate. All right, that's Microsoft. Let's take a look at Tesla. So there's Tesla and BookMap. Short setup. And let's go take a look at Hero. All right, EH and U2, what's your basis for a long setup in Microsoft? Is it a level where you think for some reason it would be a buy? I don't see any real thesis for long. There's a slight increase in Hero here. But again, the best play so far today was the short. Let's take a look at Tesla. And as usual, there's a pretty strong correlation confirmation between hedging flow and price action. At least there was for the morning session. Tesla has been pretty choppy lately. I found it recently a little bit more difficult to trade. So let's go take a look at BookMap for Tesla. And the play so far today has been a short setup. Let's go back and take a look at Hero. Let's break this out, puts and calls. So really the short, good short setup started with these lower highs in Hero here at about 10.15. All right, let's go take a look at BookMap again. I'm going to zoom in. And there's the short setup about 10.15. Somewhere, oops, wrong tool, sorry. And a break below VWAP. All right, E8 says it's not an order flow reason. It's a technical offer level. And I use positional analysis. I don't look at technical levels on charts, whatever that is. And he says he's just curious about the accuracy of options traders. And the idea behind options traders is they're driving market makers. So market makers, when traders are buying calls, market makers are selling the calls. They have to buy stock to hedge through delta exposure. That's going on all day long. Market makers are constantly hedging in all these stocks. And I think I've shown time after time that there's a strong correlation between options trades and market maker hedging flow and price action. And Sheena at 2005 asked, what is positional analysis? And that's just what I've been talking about for the first. Go back and take a look at the recording for the first 30 minutes. I'm talking about positional analysis. And I'm looking at how market makers, traders, and market makers are positioned to the options market, how those positions change today from day to day to develop a thesis. So that's positional analysis as opposed to technical analysis, looking at something that happened yesterday or last week or last year. I'm looking at how market makers or how traders, what they expect. The options trades and how traders are positioning themselves in the options market and how market makers are responding is about expectations. I think it's forward-looking rather than technical analysis, which is backward-looking. Looking back in time, I'm trying to look forward in time and seeing what traders, how they're positioning, what they expect. So that's positional analysis. And I use SpotGamma for my data. And I highly recommend just going to the SpotGamma YouTube channel, watching some of their videos, watching my videos. The recordings are archived on the Bookmap YouTube channel. And I show a practical use of this data every day in setups that I talk about. And I think, again, positional analysis is a new way of looking at the market, new for many people. And I think it provides a significant edge over more traditional approaches. If you want to gain an edge, you have to look at something that not a lot of other people are looking at, figure out something new. And I think that's what this is. All right, EH, great. Here to learn. Thanks for your explanation. You're welcome. And just take your time. This is something that's new. It may take a while to learn and incorporate in your own strategy. Again, it's a new way of looking at the market. And I showed today how I use that information for great setups in Meta, NVIDIA, and QQQ. And then how also the order flow and hedging flow did not confirm my thesis in ES. But the butterfly trade that I talked about incorporating the expected range for the day did work out great. And then also, if you were just watching order flow and hedging flow in the S&P 500, I think somebody posted about buying puts and spy, that would have been great, or selling futures, selling spy shares. So positional analysis, order flow and hedging flow provided the information for all those setups.  Hopefully I've answered all your questions. I want to thank you very much for your questions and comments. And I will see you tomorrow. Thanks again. Bye.


Welcome to the Daily Decrypt! The currency competition is on! I'm your host, Amanda, and today's episode is brought to you by EvergreenCoin. Pool mining, or contract mining, is when you pay somebody else to run and maintain cryptocurrency mining hardware on your behalf. You and the service provider then share in the profits earned by the hardware. Contract mining is popular, and as all popular things, it has attracted its own share of scammers. To tell us more about how to navigate the exciting seas of contract mining, and avoid the scams at the same time, I've reached out to Charlie, who is a researcher and writer at Crypto Compare. First, Charlie tells us why mining contracts are popular, and why he himself owns some. Mining isn't for faint-hearted. It's not easy to do to get up and running. You're not technically savvy. It's not something that you should be doing. That's why mining contracts are a good idea. It allows people who don't have the ability to set up their own miner, to get involved, to go out and get the experts to do it for them. The only way to get into the mining game is to go to somebody who's got access to cheap electricity prices, access to huge economies of scale, and buying power when they buy the equipment. Then you can go and buy a share in there. Mining operations, and hopefully earn a little bit of a profit. Charlie told us that in his search for the best mining contracts, he encountered some unsavory actors. Basically, there's quite a bit of skull-duggery going on in the industry at the moment, where people knock up fake companies and pretend that they're going to mine Bitcoin or cryptocurrency on your behalf.  The problem is as well that quite a few affiliate sites are promoting these companies, which means that they gain momentum, they gain more users. And it's essentially a Ponzi scheme that is bound to crash and bounds to lose people money. So with a number of affiliate sites promoting scammy mining contracts, how can you spot the scams? Charlie reported that there are a couple telltale signs in particular. They do fake videos with some dodgy guys dressed in suits trying to look very professional. And it's a little PR, and trying to pull the wool over people's eyes. Charlie says that the more a contract provider will show you about their operations, like with videos, pictures, even agreeing to have a real video conference call with you, the more likely it is that they are legitimate. He reported having good experiences with the mining provider's hash flare and hash coins, and an especially good experience with Genesis mining. So once you've found a good one, what should you expect when buying a mining contract? You get a couple of clauses in contracts. So what it says, you pay an upfront fee for a contract, and that's the cost that you pay to buy the bigger hashes or mega hashes. And then there's a fee per day that's deducted. Charlie says to make sure that the length of your mining contract matches your profitability expectations. So for example, if your Dash or Litecoin contract will pay for itself in nine months, make sure you don't accidentally buy a cheaper contract that's only for three or six months. Furthermore, Charlie also encourages you to examine the fine print of your mining contract to see if, for example, it terminates should the per day fee ever exceed the profitability. It's a high-risk business to be in and so giving your money to a high-risk business means you could lose it all. Charlie says that even with a legitimate mining contract, profitability is ultimately determined by the value of the coin or coins that you choose to mine.  So with all of this due diligence and risk management, does miner Charlie still recommend pool mining to those who are interested in it? Mining is fun. It feels like you're doing something. It feels like you're at the forefront of sort of a conduit. You're out there digging in the dirt, earning some hard-earned cryptocurrency. That sounds like a yes. Today's episode is brought to you by Evergreencoin, a new cryptocurrency which utilizes both proof of work and proof of stake mining in an effort to cut down on the total energy cost of securing its network. Evergreencoin also sets aside 2% of every block reward for its foundation, which is currently working to develop a solar-powered proof of stake miner. You can learn more about the coin and its foundation's efforts in renewable energy at Evergreencoin.org or at the Bitcoin Talk Forum link in the description. You can find more crypto-compare guides about shopping for mining contracts in the description below. And please, if you yourself know of any good resources or reputable mining contract companies, do share freely of your knowledge in the comment section. Thank you. Have a good day. Thank you.


Letter No. SCP-2014 Object Class, Euclid Special Containment Procedures SCP-2014 is to be kept in an artificial habitat appropriate for geckos in Site-27. It should be cared for as specified in CARESHEAT 2014-A, derived from open-source material on Eubulfaris macularius. SCP-2014 may use its skateboard for recreational purposes if good behavior is maintained, although it must be kept under surveillance by anesthesiologists standing by in case it attempts to breach containment. Description SCP-2014 is an adult male gecko belonging to the Eubulfaris macularius species, measuring 8.5 cm in length. SCP-2014 is physically indistinguishable from other members of its species. SCP-2014 is sapient and possesses telekinetic abilities. It can use these abilities to manipulate objects from afar. SCP-2014 is capable of manipulating any object within 24 meters of itself, regardless of whether or not it is visible. SCP-2014 identifies itself as SAR-Megoth, an extra-dimensional entity suspected to have been responsible for creating multiple cults and causing several crimes, such as murder, theft, and indecent exposure. SCP-2014 came to the attention of the Foundation on the 21st of February, 1998, when one of the contestants in a skateboarding championship in Los Angeles, California was seen performing physically impossible stunts. It was later discovered that the contestant had performed an occult ritual in order to summon the consciousness of SAR-Megoths into the body of the pet gecko. SCP-2014 was kept inside the pocket of the contestant and used its telekinetic powers to give him an advantage in the championship. All witnesses were given Class B amnestics. Addendum, Interview Log Interviewed, SCP-2014 Interviewer Doctor ██████████████████████████████████████ Forward, SCP-2014 was given a pen and paper to manipulate telekinetically in order to communicate. All answers are transcribed verbatim. Begin Log Hello SCP-2014, can you understand me? Loud and clear, Dock-o. I want to ask you some questions if you don't mind. Sure, that sounds gnarly. The body you are occupying is not your original one, correct? That's right. I got dibs on this lizard booty when this wimpy kid summoned me, dude with flipping his wig over some skate competition. I could see that he was a total noob and would make nothing but sketchy moves, but I couldn't believe I was being summoned for something like that, you know? And the little flake didn't even bring me a sacrifice. Don't kids read Lovecraft these days? This person's summoning you to get an advantage in the competition, is that right? Yeah, the little guy wanted me to use my wicked powers to kick his skills up a notch. Nothing against that, but I personally think you should work for what you want. Just look at yours truly, dozens of cults have stolen, killed, and totally wigged out of my name. Then why did you help him? I gotta be honest, Dock-o, every rule has its exception. And the exception for me was skating, because in all my aeons I've never seen something so far out. I used to think you guys were a bunch of flakes who I could gladly destroy once I became powerful enough, but now I know better. I see. You also claim to be an extra-dimensional entity. Could you tell us more about where you came from and if there are more like you there? It is pretty insane. There are planets and stars like in your universe, but life ain't the same.  And yeah, there's like a bajillion guys like me.  I would go back home and if I didn't get a sacrifice, the wife and slime spawn wouldn't be too stoked about it. You have a wife and child? Dude, please don't remind me. Alright, this is enough for the interview. Thank you SCP-2014. Hey Dock-o. Can I ask you a favor? That depends. See if you can find some time to go skating with me. I could teach you some wicked moves if you're in the mood. I'll think about it. In log.


What's up everybody? Jason here from jaspierscasebrakes.com 2021 Penini Spectre basketball four box half case break picker teams number seven And again, this is our last case fresh case here. We just didn't sell two teams That was the Lakers and the Dallas Mavericks There you go. Here's the customers in the R&B. Good luck guys Last case we pulled a logo man one of one Tigris Hallibur I'm hoping for a Lamella logo man in this one, but what I really want to pull is a color blast That's actually what I really really want to pull Hopefully it is in our last case our first three cases Did not have a color blast, which I know they're not on average per case. They're super short prints multiple cases But you got a figure we got to have one in our shipment, but then again, we did get a little bit So I don't know I'm hoping though. We did get a color blast as well all right, so one two three Four five six five One two three four five six. All right, so this will be for the last four boxes I'm sorry, right tomorrow's a new day, but it's what can be with Joe. All right, so here you go. Good luck guys Stephen Curry Golden State Warriors Sean Jordan Warren Oh It's like missing a piece of the card I think Or you know what it is cut off from Whoa, look at this. This is what I'm talking about last case mojo now we finally get a Jerry West 33 out of 49 illustrious Legends autographs 33 spot 3 going to Brian Frank. Nice Brian. You put in some work today man. Congrats Damn, this is number seven. We did five a little earlier today. We got shake. Yo, just Alexander for the thunder 22 out of 25 No, Dan, we already did the break. It's already done with the video has been uploaded to YouTube Is what I'm saying Aaron Gordon. Yana Santa de Compo That is a variation Yana Santa de Compo going to Jacob there go man Also, too, I don't know what's wrong with this card. I mean the front looks the back looks fine That's like the front. I don't know if you see that a little white mark, but it's like it was cut wrong All right, and to 149 Devin Vacelle For the spurs Chris with that one Wow LeBron James, but it's Cavaliers edition spectacular debuts 42 out of 99 Cassius Winston And Jermon Green how funny is that that the Lakers and The Bucks were like always part of the random number blocks except this time Jacob took them And we were just looking for these big names and now they're popping out Oscar Robinson icons autograph. That's awesome It's hilarious 29 out of 49 now that's pretty much in the first like five six. I would have been an R&B But not in seven and eight There you go 15 out of 49 for the Lakers spot five James Harden Joe Harris. I don't know if you were delayed or not. So I'm just And a gold out of ten while it looks beautiful for the Seattle Super Sonics going to Chris and the Thunder Ray Allen four out of ten Ray Allen, I love the Sonics. He was there What a sweet break so far that Jerry West autograph Oscar Robinson and now Ray Allen Alright, that was a good first box Victor Oladipo out of 49 Luca Donchich and Malcolm Brogdon and remember guys all of these base cards that are not numbered will be randomized to the group of customers for the R&B's own And an out of 25, I believe Xavier Tillman for the Memphis Grizzlies David with that one that is an awesome patch four out of 25 two off the jersey number very nice RPA Siddiq Bay Anthony Davis and Niko Manian and Vernon Kerry Jr. to 99 Charlotte Horn it's going to say Malcolm Brogdon Pacers 62 out of 99. Is this deja vu? Did I just pull this guy? 31 out of 49 this time burning Kerry Jr.  Halfway through guys Brandon Clark, I think that's a marble these marbles look so cool Four out of five There you go, Memphis When the David very nice brother Jam on green longs of all and for the clip show Danny Manning Hylosuke 27 out of 99 Carmelo Anthony Portland Mason Jones gold for the Rockets 10 out of 10 gold Who's impact you got a redemption Bradley Beal? Washington Wizards 21 out of 25 There's an a Lamello siding Variation Lamello is that as well. Can you Martin? Yeah, I haven't seen Kenny Kenyon Martin. That's right rookie Jersey autographs car number 188 Killian Hayes for Detroit Chad. There you go, man. I lost pack and then we got one more box Bojan trade Jones Carrie Irving and Jared Culver in the zone just got traded recently too Still gonna go to the T-Wolf zone Matthew 37 out of 99 Mavericks or Lakers Says the drumming I know I announced the drum in the right Okay, last box guys. Good luck. Also just left why guys number eight R&B for the last break is down to one left Ooh, very nice Anthony Edwards Really nice face right here seven out of 35 Kylaari Chris Paul and Out of 25 Grant Riller for the Charlotte Hornets Kira Lewis Jr. for the Pelicans Justin with that one 20 out of 149 Kauai Leonard and Daniel Theos Catalysts for the Bulls One EA 17 out of 35. All right last pack guys last hit Ooh, we got a die-cut.  I believe and it's Trey young For the Hawks gonna Justin eight out of eight Very nice hit Puckoo and Laurie Markin to end us off for the Bulls EA three out of 25 and There you go guys. That was the break. So we did get a nice Jerry West autograph earlier for the Lakers R&B That out of eight Trey young we just hit Nice Anthony Edwards numbered card right there as well killing Hayes RP redemption that variation Lamello We got a gold Mason Jones Couple of burning carrier PAs back-to-back Xavier Tome out of 25, and then we got a Ray Allen gold Oscar Robinson a lot more vets LeBron James numbered there than anything But not like they ain't good vets legends So there you go guys So I feel like there has to be a big RPA hiding in the second half and again Lakers and Mavericks Maybe Luka doctor to knows Is hiding there? So we only have to do one randomizer which would be for all the unnumbered base for the Lakers and Mavericks So let's grab the customer names Two and a two four times customer name in our one gets any unnumbered base for the Mavericks or Lakers one two three and four oh So copy that for Joshua Horton there you go Congratulations at any non-numbered base for the Lakers and Mavericks would be going to you. Appreciate you guys number eight coming up next


Hi, I'm Mike Confalone, and welcome to my Allagash Railway set in West Central Maine in the late 1970s. We're standing at a location called Andover, Maine on the Allagash. This is on the White Mountain Branch. We've got an interesting project we're going to do for you here. I'll just give you a little bit of history on the model railroad here that we're looking at. This is part of the original Woodsville Terminal short line that I had done several years ago, which was eventually rebranded as a branch line on my new Allagash Railway regional set in Maine. This particular track here is part of a branch against the White Mountain Branch, terminating here at this sort of gravel pit and cement batch plant area. In theory, this branch continued beyond this grove of trees here all the way into Shelburne, New Hampshire, and beyond at one point in history, hence the name White Mountain Branch. The branch has obviously fallen into disrepair by the look of the tracks here. There's not a whole lot of traffic on this branch, and this is end of track for the White Mountain Branch. It's a marginal branch line on the Allagash. It's something that gets as needed service. What I think what we're going to do here is maybe make better use of the space and create another interesting industry for the railway. As you can see, we've got a very narrow bench here about 12 inches wide with a digital photo backdrop that wraps around on a piece of styrene in the corner and terminates here at this end. We've got a cement batch plant up on the backdrop here, and been a period of consideration in terms of what kind of traffic to model in this area here. We've got a lot of sand and gravel. We've got the batch plant for cement. My thought originally was to maybe load cement here, have some cement towers, but I think a better bet is to do something a little more bold and adventurous. As you can see this aisle I'm standing in here is kind of wasted space. I think we're going to utilize some of that space and create a rock quarry, a place where the railroad can come in and haul out crushed stone for railroad ballast or for any number of construction projects. What I'm going to do, just give you a brief explanation before we get into actually doing the project, we're going to actually disconnect this fascia. This is a difficult decision to make because essentially this is a finished scene, so you never want to break into a finished scene and mess things up. But in this case I think it's going to be long-term benefit of the model railroad. We'll actually disconnect the fascia right about here and pull it back towards me and bring it against this wall here. Kind of at a nice, gradual angle terminating here. This entire corner then will be a rock quarry. When I say rock quarry I mean an area where blasting and drilling of rock would be done. So something relatively tall, steep and mountainous with exposed rock that's been blasted away. What's nice about this space for this project is the fact that we have a corner here and we can mount the scenery right into the corner and I think it's going to work out real well. So again we'll break the fascia out, bend it over creating a nice sweeping arc here that follows the course of this main line and we'll throw a switch in up here ahead of the crossing. It's going to be pretty tight, very, very tight actually to get a switch in here. And that's going to branch off and go into the quarry for rock loading. This is code 55 rail in here which in retrospect I wish I hadn't done. It looks really great in terms of its rickettiness and it looks very dilapidated which is cool. But I like to use microengineering number six switches and I'm going to have to get a number six code 70 switch to mate up with this code 55 rail or rip this out entirely and replace it with code 70. I hesitate to do that. So we're going to try to splice a switch right in here and then have that siding branch off and then we'll go ahead and build the rock quarry. We'll show you step by step how we're going to do that with some interesting scenery methods and I think you'll find it quite interesting. And at the end of the day we'll be pushing some ballast hoppers in here to load up with some crushed stone. So without further ado let's get busy at Andover Main on the Allagash Railway, the quarry project.


All right, welcome back. We are focusing on the next topic for the day and it is on the Electoral Act amendment and the president seems to have some reservation. The president, Mohamed Buhari, has officially conveyed his reservation about Electoral Act 2022 to the National Assembly asking the federal parliament to delete section 84, subsection 14 of the new electoral law. Buhari, while ascending to the Electoral Act 2010 amendment bill, at the presidential villa in Abu John Friday, had highlighted sections of the new law that would revolutionize electoral system in the country, but express reservations about section 84, subsection 12. Now we have former member of the House of Representatives, Cain de Ordenea, joining us this time around to look at the president's reservation. Good morning to you honorable Ordenea, thanks for joining us on the show. We are doing well thanks yet again so let's talk about this section 84, subsection 12. The president says it constituted this enfranchisement of seven political office holders from voting or being voted for at conventions or congresses of any political party for the purpose of nomination of candidates for any election in cases where it holds earlier than 30 days to the election. But the question right now would be, the president had ascended to this particular law, so how come this was not really seen before now? I don't really get, I just need some clarification really. Yes, what do you president wish to do? You want to make for that on the time of the Electoral Act, the cause of candidates to truly believe that the delay in the signing of the Electoral Act was little after the time it was to be reviewed by I like that. And also as a people from the billion after the project, one said the president signed for a house. Again, the question is don't want him on the election. Back to the last time, I will say six times before the final time. So that was why it has come to this time. And at the time of the 19th, further, he had a vision. He quickly rose back to the assembly, that he just had to look at it as a particular strategy to support the control of that act. So what he had done was not out of play. I said that you want to be strong because of the pressure, because of the timing, because of every lesson that he had done. That was why in the past I now made a reservation. However, that reservation that he had sent, that the student would not sign. What I would like to say was due on that day, he was supposed to do an election, but at the end of the day, he left the National Assembly to withdraw or to forward a phone that was requested. What I had said that he was going to do an election was that he had requested a phone that was requested. And probably, you can't withdraw what he had sent to be there or ask that that particular phone to send a phone. So he would sign by himself. So he was supposed to sign the reservation. And looking for that last lesson, you realize that what the President would say is that he does not want to look at that very much. That provision does not prohibit the provision of federal That is exactly what he was trying to do. But as I said, what he would not say, is that he does not want to look at that very much. All right. Honorable, let's really get a sense of understanding concerning that particular section 84, subsection 12. What's really the significance about that particular section? Yes, the significance of that section is the fact that some would say, would not be able to sign for an election. And they cannot also ask any election of the party. That a Congress or convention of the party. So that's what I'm saying. However, what they would do for some of the small things, is that if there's not enough order, we need to resign to apply before the election. So the project here is that we, what we are talking about, which election are you talking about? The consequences, the citizens are talking about the data and not the self-sacrifice. That is our industry. We talking about the data and not the context and principles of the political party. And another thing is that if I reach the house of the next generation, what you observe as a Christian is that the father, the doctors and even the president can do political office to increase their own vote as Congressional and Congressional. Which, as far as I remember, still is not correctional. However, if there is only a private official and a group from this, the two provisions of each side-by-side and public official and legal opinion support is small. If not done now, ISI has a position where there is still a bit of thought, a bit of thought, it's the case of on further, on the coming generation. So this has to be, particular provisions are to start out now once and for all. If there is any need to, a lot of people, my eyes on that need, and take political party, I think, to call it, like it's time to sit down and show themselves. So we have to be careful. We have to be a clear decision on this particular issue. All right, but so I'd like to, you know, look at this from this angle. We already know that, I mean, if the president is asking that that part should be deleted so that you have political appointees having the right to be part of the electoral process and voting. What happens to the issue of loyalty neutrality? Because you also want to agree with me that even in the, I mean, the fact that you have a civil servant or public servant, when that particular service was introduced in 1954, some of the cause where that the people should actually be serving the interests of the public. Should we not be looking at how? So I'm saying shouldn't we be tilting towards ensuring that these persons are not within the control of the governors and the president, because it would always be that whoever, you know, appoints this person, I mean, whoever plays the tune or dictates the tune, these persons who always tilt towards what they want.  We have seen defections in some states. We have seen states that are, you know, particularly a particular state and all of a sudden you have a governor defecting and all of the appointees are defecting. So what happens when we actually get to that point where we're giving them a lot of access? Shouldn't we be tilting towards the public savers? I mean, the civil service pattern, where we're looking at loyalty, neutrality, you know, for the interests of the Nigerian people? Yes, let me put the right one to speak. If the legislature and maybe the executive really want to do so on the sphere of Nigeria, it's very good for them. I think what the question is to go to constitutionally state and not just limit the fact to the electoral act. Let them go to the constitution and ensure that every budget opportunity, but how to accept or be influenced by everybody. That has to be good. They choose both of the parties to say, but not to accept or also give anybody the opportunity to do that and give them the opportunity. But the fact is, they are very, very important. So that is why I just admit, let's say that I, let's say that I should not be influenced by anybody for that same time, every time you have the right, as I say, from electoral power. So therefore it means that if that should be the case, then the law and the review of the constitution should be withdrawing the powers from the governors and the president from appointing, you know, members into their cabinet. Yes, let me tell you put it, the president or the governor have the right to appoint anybody into their cabinet and those appointees have the right to also exercise some kind. What we can also do is to look at other adversely and look at how to and see a way of applying thought, only putting thought into our own to our own, but adapting Alright, I'm honorable. Let's just look at that. You had said before now, when you were talking about what the presidents would have done was to have sent an executive bill to this national assembly as against them writing them to amend or expunge or delete a particular session. But it is right now, we know all that really happened before the ascending of this particular act or the delays that happened, you know, the back and forth and all of that. Eventually the president signed it. So with this right now, what do you see playing out? Do you see another unnecessary delay or do you think the president would actually do the needful and send an executive bill? The implication of the writing of the president of the president of the national assembly is that they should, they should go and explore and what I mean is that when the president of the national assembly, what would he do? That would be to defend them for another which does not get any better. And the fact that we are trying to avoid, we are trying to avoid the presidential appeal of hope. So, I think for one of them, we need to be in town and look at the solution to this. This is the time to ask the president of the national assembly. But if this time is not taken, would this let out the national assembly, the point is, the president knew as the new department that's part of the presidential case, what that means? That I just need to be scheduled to stand table. And we have to be scheduled about it so that I would like to see that the government would be able to meet up with the time in the new department. But can we afford to do any rescheduling right now? We cannot afford rescheduling any of them.  So as it is right now, do you see better elections that will be held this year and of course for the national ones next year? I said this amended the law that we have before us. Do you see the nation having more credible, more sustainable elections this year and of course with the national ones again next year? We're going to be talking about electricity. Transmission of electricity. Transmission of electricity. And the use of the use of electricity both has been entrenched with you, you know, though. So this will bring some input to reduce the influence of either water or electricity. And these are some of the issues. It's a secret of a lot of things. A lot of things that a lot of people have come to know. out. And I want to present the admins as well to the President who aligns these to be up at this particular moment. Do not forget that the plan comes from the that the better the support on the experience is very good. Okay, so that is part of it. In fact, we have good attempts on the I've done well for the freedom for a level of experience to improve our perspective. All right, thank you so much. Honorable Cain de Odenne, we do appreciate your time. Thank you very much. All right, Messy, we've been looking at the, you know, electoral act, the amended electoral act, and of course the need for, you know, the President to do the right thing because if he went ahead with him, he sometimes of writing on the Senate, at the end of the day, there'll be a bit of a time factor and it would affect the the shadowing of the election. But for what time, Odenne has said, the President needs to maybe send like an elective bill to, you know, show up all of these sometime issues. Well, but if you also look at the content of the issue, the fact that you're asking that people should not be disenfranchised because their political point is you can also take out the fact that the reason why this is because you can't, these people are loyalists. There's no way, and constantly we see democracy being undermined. And so it's important that if we have to take that off, then we also need to understand that we probably might need to withdraw the powers from the President or the Governor. But that's the much that we can take at this point in time. Thank you so much for being part of the breakfast. We'll definitely return tomorrow. The time again is seven o'clock up until nine. If you missed out on any part of the conversation, that's all right to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. But Plus TV Africa, do subscribe to the YouTube channel at Plus TV Africa and Plus TV Africa Lifestyle. I am Nessie Boppel. Many thanks for watching. And I'm Justin Akadene. Many thanks for being a part of the show. Stand by for the new user, Top of the Art.


Hey there lads and ladies it is Petrifying Pumpkins here back with another firewall ultra video no sooner had I put up the last one First contact entertainment dropped a new tidbis this time about the contractors So they've updated the PlayStation Store and they've added a section with six of the contractors will be getting our first contact entertainment I've already confirmed that those six are not the only six will be that will be there a day one They're just focusing on those ones because those are the ones in the key art You can see the key art over here. So those are the six ones They wanted to dive into to give you a taste of what they're about So you keep scrolling down and you get to this section called meet the contractors So meet the elite contractors that will join the action Featuring returning favorites from firewall zero hour and a brand new contractor Havoc. So that's Havoc They're putting this guy front and center. He's the poster child of firewall ultra He's the new kid on the block and his skill Which I was thinking was is going to be a signpost to how everyone else's skills going to be seems to be more unique than I was Anticipating so Havoc joins the fray and firewall ultra as a brand new contractor with the background as a Decorated former at least military operative He is well trained and well conditioned and is looking to make a name for himself in the world of private contracting His conditioned skill so the name of his skills called conditioned increases his resistance to bullet damage and Deploys a mine once he's eliminated from battle. Now. We knew this already The interesting thing about this is that it's two skills from the first game combined into one So his resistance to bullet damage that was bullet sponge Texas had that in the first one that was her skilled bullet sponge And then deploy a mine once eliminates it was a skill called karma I don't think it was naso to any of the contractors But it was one that you would unlock and you could add us as a secondary skill So that was the only skill that we had officially confirmed like months ago So my thought was because his is two previous skills rolled into one that everyone else's Would be two previous skills rolled into one, but that's not what's happening here, which is what surprised me the most So here you got five characters from the original Nala thing Mako node and skip node being at the only DLC character that they're highlighting He's kind of gotten a promotion to base roster and you can click on read more to get a little blurb like a little biography about their lives It's interesting that they're kind of making a bit of effort to you know flesh them out story-wise Disappointing them having more character in this game. I don't know like will they have little quips little one-liners and something like that So I don't know probably not but you never know Maybe in the PvE mode seen as they've really enhanced that the X fill mode Maybe they'll be a bit talkative or something them, you know, they haven't said that but that's just complete speculation So first one is Nala her ghost skill allows her to avoid triggering any Enemy traps and the surprise here was that this is the exact same skill She has in Firewall 0 hour now Maybe it's possible that they still keep the secondary slots, which is what I'm expecting But maybe havoc doesn't get a secondary one because he has two and one I don't know. I mean from the sounds of things. It's like why wouldn't I pick havoc if Nala only has one skill Ghost and then obviously a second skill that you can add on. Why would I want that one havoc could get possibly three skills? Basically, you know next one thing is Fang Another one returning and he's got he's lost his hair. He used to have hair in Firewall 0 hour now He's bald his dexterous skill Increases his reload speed. So the whole time look at the picture. He's holding a sniper rifle The whole time they're talking about how he's such a great marksman I was like, okay, his skill is definitely gonna be that he can like hold his breath or something like that when he's aiming to steady the scope But no, it's the same skill he had in Firewall 0 hours That surprised me as well Just by the way, they were like talking up his marksmanship next up then is Mako from Japan Her ninja skill reduces the noise of her movements making her nearly undetectable To nearby enemies and that skill is returning from Firewall 0 hour They really talked her up into being like a psychopath. No, you know, she's snapped. She's unhinged She's cam and collected but she knows she might slice and dice or whatever and the next up is no In fact, he designed the signal jammer that many contractors used in this very there I thought that was a nice little touch this fella designed the famous jammy that we all know and love his Afterlife skill grants him the ability to detonate C4 charges after being eliminates it again same skill However, skip has a different skill. So the last contractor skip his reinforced skill grants him the ability to carry an extra Doorblocker, so there you go for the first time you have the ability to carry an extra doorblocker His skill in Firewall 0 hours to carry an extra magazine. I think it was just like an extra bit of ammo Which is fairly useless outside of The you know that co-op mode, but even then I don't think too many people use this. That was the only time I ever used skip I think The extra door blockers probably gonna come in handy, especially in the PvE mode if all this talk of like advanced AI is gonna Be correct then you're gonna be wanting to block off a lot of doors and stuff like that So skip once again Well, you know, obviously you can use that in PvP to a lot door blockers are gonna be handy in both modes It seems but yeah, that's an overview of the six known contractors We don't know about anymore whatever other ones are to be revealed You know as it's are gonna be new ones or is havoc gonna be the only new one or the rest is gonna be returning ones It's you know, it's all up in the air There's still a lot we don't know more only six days out when it comes down to firewall You know, it is purely about the gameplay. There is some kind of a story going on in the background But it's like, you know, it's ready It's in the shadows you have to really go look at first if you want to figure out what it is But I think it was worth looking over this just to you know, to shine a light on what the skill situation is Especially with havoc skill how he's got the 211 and everyone else has got the same You know, obviously skips changed for the better in my opinion But the havoc one is interesting. Anyway, we're getting closer and closer to launch We're getting more and more drops from firewall from first contact entertainment So, you know, my gun might not be long before I make another video again So if you want to stay up to date on firewall ultra, then be sure to like Subscribe all that usual YouTube and shy. So let me thank Decepticon for let me use his music in all of my videos And you can check him out in the description with the link to his websites.  Those people who are keeping this channel going. 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This is Stink Tech, Hawaii. Community matters here. I'm Marcia Joyner, and we are on a 10,000-year odyssey. So tell me, Muse, a vet plant of many resources which wander far and far wide. The ancient plant of food, fuel, and fiber cultivated from millennia. As we venture through the past 10,000 years, we will explore and discover the plant which cannabis derives. The many uses of the plant, hemp, cannabis, ashes, cannabis and religion, cannabis and medicine, cannabis and Uncle Sam, and so our odyssey begins. Today our odyssey is not long ago and far away. It is current and in progress. It is Paul Clink. He is the founder, patient advocate, chaplain, medical assistant, how about all that. And he just wondered off being with the people of Houston, that horrible, horrible storm. So he brings all of that compassion to those people so far in need. Paul is the founder of Honolulu Wellness Center, cannabis, and he was patient as well as an advocate. So he understands and feels what the patients need and want. And above all, he's learned to listen to be with the patient. So there we are. So welcome, welcome, welcome Paul. I am so glad that you're back all in one piece. And so before we talk about cannabis or anything else, tell me about, because we did talk to you on the phone from Houston. So tell me, I mean, that's just beyond my imagination what being in Houston was like. I've been a volunteer for the American Red Cross here in Hawaii since 2012. And I've been blessed to have been deployed to a few different natural disasters to help our fellow Americans in California during the Orville Dam evacuation. They evacuated 200,000 people. And there was quite a bit of flooding, even though the dam didn't break. We came up with a concept, or Red Cross came up with a concept of a mega-shelter. So instead of, say, having 1,000 shelters with 100 people, have one shelter with 100,000 people or something like that. So being able to centralize all the care in one spot. I'm trained as a disaster action team member, so I go to a lot of house fires here on Oahu. But I'm also trained as a shelter manager. So they deploy me to different parts. I also manage a shelter in Pahoa during Hurricane Izzale as it hit the big island. Nothing prepared me for what would happen in Houston. I had never been in a situation where I could really have more empathy than sympathy. I could totally see myself in these people's situations. Many people were in areas that were not under evacuation, that were not thinking they would ever be affected by the storm. But due to levee and damming and things like that, their homes were flooded at middle of the night. Where water would flow in their bedrooms after smashing in their bedroom windows. They'd have to gather their family wearing what they were wearing at 90 degrees in the middle of the night, swim out of their own home, and try to get to a rooftop and wait evacuation by helicopter. Having only what level of any clothes they had on their back, and then end up in a shelter. So just listening to them. I was night shelter manager, so I do that and I also help take care of the facilities.  And even though I did go through a lot with Hurricane Iniki, I can listen better. A lot of people misunderstand and think they need to compete with the client. And tell them what they went through that they understood it. I think the client's just sense that you've been through it when they see you listening that intently. And giving them the nods at the right time. And truly interactive listening. And so doing that and playing a lot of Hawaiian music. That helps. Handing out some live-aloha stickers and cards and just being there for them. And letting them get it off their chest and get them into a process I like calling the new normal. Because their old normal is never going to be around again. It's gone forever. Their house is maybe miles downstream from where they left side. So they lost all their material, worldly goods. But they realized then, they got themselves, they had their health, they had their family. And they have thousands of Red Cross volunteers who are giving up their time, their vacation time expenses. Whatever it takes to help their fellow man with love with people we've never met and didn't know who they were. Without anything spun to it at all other than humanity. So Red Cross volunteers really are a beautiful example of humanitarianism in fellow Americans. I do deploy other places in the world under other organizations. And nowhere do you see people coming together like the United States. Nowhere. In Texas we have people from all over the United States. And tons of people up from Mexico. All selflessly helping for free. I am just, well I was impressed period with that whole process. And we just talked on the phone to someone in Charleston. And no one talks about those islands. But he did say that unlike the cities where those islands, the water comes in and in goes out. There's nothing that, no walls, no buildings that stop. Right. So they do get hit, but then it recedes. Right. But that's different. Those are different. Yeah, in Houston it's all the cement and it doesn't absorb any moisture or water. So and the bayou system is really interesting. The flooding continued on for days and days and days. Because the way the water comes through the bayou is slower than a straight stream or river. So days were normally we would be receding waters, lowering flooding. It was still going up. And it remained dangerous in ways no one imagined. Alligators came into areas they never were before. These islands of billions of these red biting ants, fire ants, would be floating around. You could see them. It's a wonder of nature. But if you got near them, you got anywhere you had exposed skin, you were in trouble. Snakes, venomous snakes, they had never been in those areas. They were all being displaced by the flooding. And the live wires, you'd be walking in the waters and feel a vibration. You know there's an electrical wire nearby. You had to get out right away. It's deadly. So having risks and situations that we're not really familiar with. Just trying to get to the people and get them out of harm's way and get them some clothing, food and shelter. And getting them on their path to recovery so that they understand there's a system. There's people who've been through this before and it's going to be okay. It's just going to be a new normal. Yeah, new normal. That's a new phrase. That's what I call it. That's really what it is. They're going to learn how to survive and they're going to have a great story later and inspire a lot of people. And we end up making a lot of future volunteers for Red Cross. They see the value of what we do and see the gratification we get just by listening, just by helping, just by being there. And we end up recruiting a lot of future volunteers from people we service. And you bring that same empathy to your wellness cannabis clinic. Exactly. How long have you been doing cannabis clinic? How long? It's interesting. I actually, the grandfather of the cannabis movement in Hawai'i, Quincedonia, I just saw, got fostered and we stand on his shoulders and shoulders of his associates who were working back in the 70s and 80s and 90s so that in 2000 we got that law passed so we could use it medically and legally here in Hawai'i. I became a patient right away because of my cardiological and pulmonary, many physical issues I've had. And I don't like using synthetic, narcotic drugs if at all possible. And I found that all natural cannabis is a much better alternative. And then I opened my company last year in 2016 because my normal doctor was on vacation and my card expired. And it always seemed like people were doing it on the dial and they're like, oh, I got medical marijuana card. It's completely legal. It can be completely transparent and completely appropriate. So I associate with doctors that are qualifying patients. And I take care of all the front end. I find the clients, the patients. I educate the patients with the information I've been taught through schooling. I get them prepared. Then they meet with the doctor to verify and set up a face-to-face ongoing doctor-patient relationship with our medical cannabis doctors. We work out of the Infinity Life Center over at Restaurant Row. We're in the building 470. We just moved in. Dr. Michael Pasquale is our certifying doctor. And he really cares as well. We're there to listen and help. So let's talk about the plant itself. Yes. See, I'm a newbie. So that's why we're on this odyssey. So my understanding is that we've had this hemp since God created the planet. Or the divine, whatever you want to call it. So tell us about the plant itself. The plant itself is fascinating.  It just grows like a weed. But to make it into medicine, there's a process. It's not that easy. It's just some seeds in the ground. You pick it and smoke it. First of all, we never recommend our patients smoke it for ourselves. We choose not to do that. I work with doctors who don't prescribe narcotics. So they're very much into natural solutions. And again, they're DOs. Both doctors I work with right now are DOs, which MDs to me are more about dealing with symptoms and DOs are more about dealing with solutions in my experience. And the underlying there is that medical schools are financed by the pharmaceutical companies. Yeah, so they're discouraged from that. So they're not going to know anything about it. Well, the pharmaceutical companies are learning about cannabis quickly. Oh, they have some patents. They have some patents and they have business models that are accommodating to the advent of it. We being re-legalized. The important thing to me is I'm moving forward. Because looking back on it, it's shameful what's happened. It's really a crime against humanity the way the cannabis a non-synthetic solution for so many ailments. I always start public speaking about cannabis with the same quote. I always start off like this. It's not as good as the proponents want you to believe it is.  But what it's good for, it's really good for. So we have a plant. This plant here. And it is a hemp plant. And on that plant, out of that plant, you get hemp. You get cannabis. You get hashes. That's why I say it's a divine gift. Because you can build a house with it. You can have medicine. You can have fabrics. You can have a non-tree paper. You've got all of these wonderful things out of this one plant. And we've had it for 10,000 years or more or more. So how did we get from medical, because ancient Chinese used it as medicine. And ancient Indians, Ayurvedic medicines. All of these medicines come before they became pharmaceuticals. How did we get from there to it being illegal, it being trashed. All of these things that had happened, scared people to death about it. How did we get there? I try not to be too much of a conspiracy theorist. I'm really good with reality and truth. And the reality and truth of this is it's all financial. I mean, from day one, if you look at whenever there was a detractor to cannabis, you could trace it back to an investment or situation where they're benefiting financially by pushing cannabis down. Whether it was the opiate industry, whether it was the funding of the concept of MDs to begin with in the first colleges and the existing colleges, and the funding by pharmaceutical companies, the money that surrounds the FDA and what needs to go through or not and who needs to be paid or not and what needs to be done or not is a quote-unquote drug FDA certified. A lot's been done against humanity in the name of profit here. And rather than going back and pointing out who did what, for me it's much more useful to move forward and say, okay, we're getting it legalized in parts of the United States. Well, to me the United States is a democracy. So 50% or more would win and we had more than 50% of the states that allow cannabis consumption for medicine. Do I think it should be loosey-goosey recreationally available? Absolutely not. Especially when today's strains and trade, today's concentrates are so powerful if it could just be handled similar to alcohol as far as legal use is concerned or a medicine which to me with rules and such and competing with opiates is not going to be easy, it's much more effective to be handled like alcohol, I think. Let's take a break and come back and we'll talk about that very thing, the problems and the uses and whatever. We'll be right back. This is Think Tech Hawaii, raising public awareness. I just walked by and I said, what's happening guys? They told me they were making music. Ted Rawson here folks, you're a host on Where the Drone Leads our weekly show at noon on Thursdays here on Think Deck. We talk about drones, anything to do about drones, drones, remotely piloted aircraft, unmanned aircraft, whatever you want to call them, emerging into Hawaii's economy, educational framework and our public life. We talk about things associated with the use, the misuse, technology, engineering, legislation with local experts as well as people from across the country. Please join us noon on Thursdays and catch the latest on what's taking place in the world of drones that might affect you. So we're back. And we are here with my new best friend, Dr. Paul Clink, who is, well, his resume is that long and that would take up the rest of the program so we'll deal with that later with you. And we are talking about this subject of cannabis. Yes, medical cannabis. I don't want to talk about all those other things except that we do need to talk about the fact that alcohol, which kills you, is legal. Tobacco smoking is legal. That will ruin your lungs. Yet here we have a natural product that's been with us for thousands of years. Even the Bible talks about Jesus anointing with the oil. That is not legal in parts of the United States. I guess I know when Uncle Sam decides, just like they did at one point with alcohol, which didn't work then, just doesn't work now, the fact that they criminalized it with, what is this a number one? Schedule one, same as heroin. It's scheduled in such a way that it has, to be on that schedule, it has to have no medical value, which is ludicrous. The federal government has patents for medical value cannabis. Real quick, I'm a doctor of divinity. I'm the company's chaplain and I'm also a certified life coach, so I work a lot with the patients about their use of the cannabis and some of the anxieties they have because it has been demonized over the years. Trying to show them that it is now legal to use in Hawaii where they're qualifying ailments. We just make sure they actually have one of the qualifying ailments. And the list is always growing. We're just in a meeting this morning to add lupus and general anxiety disorder. Well, there's a general anxiety with that PTSD? PTSD may be as part of a general anxiety disorder diagnosis, but that would have to be diagnosed by a psychiatrist and documentation would be brought to us so we can give them the card similar to, I mean, the PTSD is a standing diagnosis now. So if someone comes in with a diagnosis for that, we were able to add that on to the state of Hawaii's list with a couple other diagnoses. It's always growing. I'm looking to get autism on there. It's an amazing medication for autism. But I'm there to listen to the patient and to make sure they're well-educated. We give workshops once every two or three months about how to grow it, how to cook with it, how to use it other ways than smoking it. It's never been known to cause cancer. In the history of recorded medical journaling, it's never, ever had someone overdose on marijuana. And there's a technical, biological reason for that in the way the brain handles the THC that's activated. There's a lot of medicines in cannabis. There's, say, 116 to 132 specific quantifiable medicines or terpenes in the endocannabinoid profiles of the cannabis plant. And there's different varieties. So someone who maybe had a bad experience with one kind, when I speak to them about different varieties, there's tens of thousands of varieties. And each one's been documented very well for the specific uses and side effects they may have, dry eyes, dry mouth, how to mitigate those. Other alternatives than cannabis. There's crotom, there's other acratom, there's other herbs that are non-synthetic that can help with pain, anxiety, stress. Because the top three reasons people really use cannabis for, they'll come in for the reasons that are on the list and they will qualify if they do with objective medical information. It's really stress, anxiety, and insomnia. No matter what anybody says, that's generally the reason people use it. And it works really, really well for that. And Hawaii may be the first state in the United States to add anxiety to our list. We've been a pioneer since day one. I would think so. Simply because when we look at, well, since Vietnam War, PTSD is big. Yeah. I mean, they've never had a definition for it before, but now they do. Now they do. And the stories we hear from our patients, we don't solicit our patients. They come in with a diagnosis from their doctor where they're to validate that, which is a quick conversation and have an ongoing relationship. When it comes into our clinic, our initial price, which is one of the lowest in Hawaii, includes two additional appointments during the year. It's not a wham-bam, here's your signature, go away. You're now our cannabis patient. We're here to educate you, keep you up to date with the laws, make sure you're compliant with all the laws yourself and how you're handling your medicine, other alternatives they may need or want, as well as educating them that we're there for them to hear their situation and help them. Well, you said, now, that you don't necessarily smoke. I think smoking marijuana, putting ash and heat in your lungs just doesn't make a lot of sense. Using vaporizing pens or vaporizing systems, which are pre-combustion, makes a cooler inhalation. If you want to inhale it, and if it's made from VG or vegetable glycerin or certain elements, your lungs will digest it, like it won't cause any future problems with your lungs, generally speaking, but I also recommend tinctures, which are made with just... Tincture, is it? It's under the tongue. It could be a sublingual tincture or something, you add the food. I highly recommend cooking with it. I mean, you can put a certain amount in some butter, make it with the butter, because the heat, the carboxylation, the heating of the cannabis activates the psychotropic or the part that gives you the quote-unquote high, but in most cases, to get the medicinal value, your endocannabinary system needs the THC delta to open your endocannabinary system to get the other medicines. You've heard about CBD oils and all these other things. Okay, what's the difference in the CBD oil and the cannabis oil? Okay. What's... Usually, the CBD is legal in all 50 states. That's a great area, still, but I would say that the CBD is something that's separating out the THC or the psychoactive part of the plant. I think to be legally CBD has got to be .003, a very small amount of THC, because it's hard to get all of it out. But in my experience, you need some THC to actually activate your system to accept a lot of the CBD's values that a lot of our patients are looking for, but CBD by itself has been shown very clinically in certain conditions where qualifying ailments to be useful. When someone says hemp oil or cannabis oil, as you called it, that usually refers to full plant or full spectrum. So that will include the THC delta, THCA. I mean, there's, I would say, over 100 of these acronyms and medicines in the plant, which, and again, I'm always traveling to education. I'm always trying to learn. A lot of the best education about cannabis is coming out of Israel, the Netherlands. It's not out of the United States, but yet because it's lost. I did, someone did send me a file from the university in Israel. They've got thousands of years of documentation. That's peer-reviewed. Yes. Very effective. Incredible. Now, also, a person showed me, because, you know, I'm talking about this hemp cream. Yeah. As long as it has a solvent. It's DMSO. Because it's wonderful for tattoos. He says that it protects the skin, helps to heal. Helps heal. It helps with the pain. And whatnot with a tattoo. I've never had a tattoo. People with atopical issues with cannabis has a lot of anesthetic and it has a lot of value. And I always recommend people, instead of talking to someone, go and research incredible sources. A lot of which are out of Israel, coincidentally. Yes. The important thing is if you're going to use a salve or a lotion, if it doesn't have a solvent in it, a DMSO, kind of like the old horse medicine, they give it to them. It goes through their skin. Transdermal. It's not going to get into your system, so to speak. So a lot of the salves that we make or how patients make, and I've made for myself in the past, we'll use DMSO. We'll get them down to Earth or any health food store. I use 70, 30. 70% DMSO, 30% aloe vera, because it can be harsh on your skin. And then I use that and then add the texture to that. And then it makes the tincture, it's a transport of the tincture to get into, you get the topical value you spoke of with the tattoo, but also goes systemic. Once it goes through the skin, then you get the benefits inside your entire system. It seems to me that these high-end tattoo products, and they're not cheap. That's something that they would... Oh, I'm sure. Well, the CBD oil for now, but as soon as it becomes recreational or available, they would be able to use it in other ways, as long as some patients over 21 years old. No, I'm saying that they're giving these tattoos. It seems to me that that would be part of the process. Yeah, it would be a natural. Absolutely. It would... But for older people, and older people, we just got real tight arthritis and other forms of arthritis that cause pains out into the list. And I've had enough broken bones. Well, I can tell you, if you put the CBD oil by itself, ideally full spectrum, it really works. I mean, you can do this where normally you really wouldn't be able to do that. Wow. And it really, for seniors especially, cannabis is just a silver bullet for a lot of ailments that just humans have as a condition of being human as you get older. Well, now... Clarity too, because now we're recommending it for dementia, Alzheimer's. A lot of these psychotropic values go in to help patients in other areas as well. So that it would clear up the fog of whatever's getting in the way. Yes, there's a whole set of cannabis that are specifically built. They call them the college exam cannabis set. The reason why a lot of college students, they're called focused strains. So these strains really help you focus mentally. They increase your math scores. The Netherlands has done studies on that. It increases IQ scores. A lot of it, I think, is relaxing you. Allow yourself to think more clearly and less distracted. Well, what about for Alzheimer's and dementia where you... To pull up whatever's the most... Recollection. I can tell you that I had a severe stroke in September 2015. The only two medications I used regarding the stroke was mother's milk from my much better half because she had frozen a bunch for our daughter and someone who said that just think human mother's milk creates a body, a baby from birth to two years old perfectly creates brains and cannabis. And I'm talking to you right now and using my right hand and my right leg that weren't working. To me, it was a severe stroke. It was a thalamidic stroke. It's a lot of asphagia, which means I wasn't recalling words. I wasn't able to speak without stuttering. It was very upsetting. And I did some research and found out the strains that would help with that, which were high CBD, low THC, similar to the lotions people would get for tennis elbow or tennis arm, and some other varieties that were known to be good for a clarity of mind and thought. And somehow my neural network got me to the point where I'm talking to you today, which is emotional to me because I couldn't talk after my stroke very well. And I had canes and it was horrible. Yeah. Stroke is pretty bad. Yeah. So there is a part of the body and I don't know what it is that accepts this. Your endocannabinolid system. So you have this every human. Every human. System. Every human. So it welcomes naturally. Naturally. It's a natural process for you. And so they work together to fix whatever's wrong. Well, it's what it's good for. Yeah, definitely. For glaucoma, it releases the pressure in the back of the eye. For cancer, of course, the precipitous symptoms from your chemotherapy, it really helps with nausea, any kind of nausea, but definitely with chemotherapy derived nausea. Cachexia, wasting syndrome, you can't eat or what you can't eat won't be digested well. And nutrition won't come in. Cannabis is world famous for those symptoms. And they're finding very clear objective peer-reviewed results in regards to cannabis and cancer. From my experience, it makes your body a very unfriendly place for cancer. And I've seen some miracles, but I'm waiting for peer-reviewed results to come out to share them. I read a piece just a week or two ago about a study and diabetes. Oh, yeah. So I have a friend, we've been family for 40 years. Everybody in that family has diabetes. So one of them who has been on recreational cannabis, for as long as I've known them, he out of the whole family is the only one that has handled the diabetes well. He functions well. He doesn't have dialysis. He doesn't have this. And I've watched that family deteriorate with this. And it never occurred to me until I read the study. And I thought, ah, that's why he has survived. Yeah. Absolutely. And it's a medicine that really works for what it works for. And we're finding diabetes is one of those things that cannabis can be very, very useful. And it's helping people survive.  I've seen people put self on the bottom of their feet with severe diabetic neuropathy and be able to walk again. I've seen people with diabetes that have been able to reverse some of the actions. I'm leery to get specific because until we have peer-reviewed studies, the powers that we aren't going to feel the truth of it all yet. But it's clear to people anecdotally, obviously. Well, there's so much because we have 10,000 years to catch up with. So you will come back? I'd be honored to help you anytime, Marcia. Thank you for you. My pleasure. This is a great start on our 10,000-year journey. And so, again, thank you so much. Thanks for inviting me. I'm honored. And thank you for volunteering to go to Houston. I love being one of the volunteers. It's selfish. We get to see some miracles and it's beautiful. Under the circumstances. Aloha. Thank you.