What's going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here short talk about several different topics in this video here today We'll be talking about Jeepers Creepers for saw X Halloween ends and screen six Just to kick it off with saw X shout out to you one take news one take news earlier today broke the news that Tobin Bell will return as John Kramer for saw X which is expected to begin production Later this same month I just did a video talking about that recently because that again is coming from the user over on the saw subreddit user Vink 360 saw franchise producers Mark Berg and Oren Kahls Said what a thrill to be reuniting with Tobin his performance as John Kramer is part of the magic that made this franchise a phenomenon And his character is an active part of this film now that last statement backs up what the same user again Vink 360 has been reporting over on the saw subreddit that this would be like more of a John Kramer Centric movie we could potentially be seen as from John Kramer's POV as well Kramer's character could be traveling out of the States in relation to his cancer diagnosis And my theory is perhaps that we find out someone did train John in relation to these games He likes to play not to say that he's not jigsaw, but that jigsaw himself learns some stuff from someone else So I mean I guess I could also open the door to tell stories about this other individual But you know who knows I just decided about a true jigsaw centric narrative If it ends up being true and that's what we ultimately get We know that saw X is expected to release in October of 2023 not too much is known about the cast We know Kevin Grudert is back to direct it he's had his hands involved with several of the other installments in the past and This film hopefully will be something that is just a nice bow to wrap up Tobin Bell's iconic role as John Kramer jigsaw and they can at least hopefully Try to branch out and do things without him because I feel like they they think that they need him so badly I think that what you need honestly is a proper send-off and something that will entice your viewers to say, okay We want to see more without him. You have to do something here I would imagine in saw X something to make people excited about the future even if he's not present so just to jump into Halloween ends David Gordon Green recently admitted to something about Halloween is that raises frustration for some in the fandom I would say for me. It's frustrating and confusing to read these comments from him So he was talking with Total magazine Total film in games radars the website. I got this from so So does he said he said this with Total film despite the film being the last in the long-standing Halloween franchise He said never once did they considered he net he had never once considered making a Lori and Michael movie The concept that it should be a final showdown type brawl Never even crossed our minds. I wanted to see where it would go I wanted one to win one to die, but we were always more ambitious with them So how do we go out? So how do we want to go out by doing what no one? Expected us would do or doing what no one except us would do make a love story So like these comments to me they shine a light on how there was a clear disconnect in creative intent and universal marketing decisions Also to me it would appear the studio didn't have a lot of confidence in the new direction And chose to build up something that made up maybe three minutes of the actual movie in Michael versus Lori I'm gonna do a separate video to discuss this because I don't believe green is the sole person to blame here There's also some sentiments I have on a thought process like that that you never thought to kind of construct something in the vein of Building towards that final confrontation between Michael and Lori you wanted to do this Which again this kind of backs up the narrative that this is probably better suited for an anthology Halloween movie But again, I'll get into all of that for the separate video These are just some alarming comments for him in my opinion to kind of read when considering the marketing again He doesn't have too much to do with that as much as I think people assume That's universal which to me highlights. They didn't have confidence in this direction of the story That's just my opinion on that just to jump into Jeepers Creepers 4 So I believe going forward What I should start doing is practicing who owns Jeepers Creepers because it's not Victor salvo He actually admitted to this in an old article from 2011 when salvo was still getting Getting interviewed by people like Brad Misca Or misca from Berletti disgusting. He this was from 2011 He was speaking about the struggling cathedral movie and reminded us during this interview about MGM distribution being holed up We know MGM is going through some financial problems in the late 2000s He concluded the statement by saying Francis Ford Coppola's who we know is a big backer of Victor Francis Ford Coppola's American Zoltrault production company owns Jeepers Creepers This is also a company that has been involved with the series senses inception I believe it's a similar situation to spyglass owning screen But previously it was dimension films in the Weinstein's so what does this have to do it for? Well form was produced by an individual named Michael Ohoven He produced this through infinity films his production company But both myriad pictures in American Zoltrault are absent from this film despite three being handled correctly because Ohoven went to American Zoltrault after After or about three after salvo had begged him to do it before it went to film in Louisiana So why was four handled so incorrectly without the rights holders or myriad pictures knowledge? I'll leave links to some articles here in the description that was just some insightful bits to learn from a 2017 article and going as far back to discover that Victor salvo himself is on record admitting he does not own this IP He's on record admitting that American Zoltrault owns this IP. It's no different than how again Kevin Williamson isn't the he isn't the person who owns screen. He's the creator The people who own screen right now are spyglass. It was just a very insightful bit of details I thought I would share as far as like an update as it pertains to Jeepers Creepers 4 Because it just raises more questions. Michael Ohoven wasn't involved with infinity films producing Jeepers Creepers 3 So what went wrong and why did they go so south with four and end up in this lawsuit? There's so many questions that are now raised from this plus Victor salvo It was nice to find that he admitted in 2011 that he does not own this IP So this franchise can't exist without him. It can exist without him So just to conclude this with screen six screen six Might have something coming out this Thursday now This is coming from a tweet that clips comprehend tweet it out today if you want to go look at the tweet go to his profile But uh while he all they simply put out was Thursday So of course, we have only had so many things that we think are gonna be coming We've already know about the existence of character posters Shout out to you craving something scary you were the first person I believe that did a video talking about that to bring that to our attention and then We also now have seen rumors circulating online I don't know who this originated from this idea that we would get something on Halloween because it'd be ideal because screen six might Have some Halloween settings going on in it Now clips is saying that something could happen on Thursday So it's one of the two either we're gonna get the teaser or we're gonna get character posters My money's gonna be on a short teaser a short teaser that could announce maybe something even bigger coming Maybe a longer teaser a teaser for the teaser, but we'll see what happens this Thursday If anything let me know just think about this down in the comment section below if you haven't already course Make sure you subscribe turn on post notifications so that you never miss a video in the description I will have links to all my social media accounts I am on Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me there of course to let me know if there are any movies news or reviews Let me to cover in the future also with this I think if this happens on Thursday Many people will start to believe that Sydney Prescott will appear in screen six But with all that in mind guys, I'll see you in the next video


So Hobbes tells us that we need to leave the state of nature. We need to give up some of our rights in order to protect our own lives We have to enter the social contract. Okay, so here's a question. Do you agree with Hobbes? Should you leave the state of nature? Should you give up some of your rights? I mean, you know, give them up Not just pretend to give up but give up some of your rights in order to protect yourself Okay, well, let's try just figure this out whether you agree with Hobbes Let's play a game. It's called do you want the points? So I'm gonna offer you a game where you can earn points and whatever points you earn I'll take 1% of those points and add it to your final grade I'll take 1% of those points and add it to your final grade Okay, so in this game you have two options You can either decide to keep all the points to yourself or you can decide to share the points with the class You keep all the points for yourself or you decide to share the points with your class. Those are your two options All right Well, let's put this out in a chart All right If you decide yet you got two options to get out to keep all the points or you can share the points And everybody else has this choice too. They can keep all the points or share all the points All right Well, if everybody decides to share all the points everybody gets 50 points and 1% of that will be added to your final grade Right, so if everybody decides to share 1% of 50 will be added to your final grade But you could decide to keep all the points If you decide to keep all the points and at most one of the person So if at most two people decide to keep all the points each person gets 500 points and 1% of that is added to the final grade and Everybody else gets nothing Everybody else gets nothing Okay, but if more than two people decide to keep all the points Then everybody the entire class only gets 10 points Right, so if everybody decides to keep all the points Or excuse me if more than two people decide to keep all the points then everybody gets 10 points Okay On the other hand if well if you decide to share all the points and you know At most two other people decide to keep all the points well then you get nothing and Those two people or at most two people get 500 points All right Well, you might have some immediate intuitions about what you should choose right away, but take a look at this chart real quick Let's suppose There's at least two other people decide to keep all the points Well, what's the better option for you? Right is somebody if two other people decide to keep all the points What's the better option for you to decide to keep all the points or decide to share the points? Which choice gets you more points? Well, the somebody if two other people decide to keep all the points you get 10 and you decide to keep the points Then you get 10 points But if two other people decide to share the point excuse me to keep the points and you decide to share the points Then you get nothing So 10 points is better than no points So if two other people decide to keep all the points, then the better option for you is to also keep all the points. Well let's suppose everybody decides to share the points. What's the better option for you? To decide to keep all the points? Or decide to share the points? Now remember, we don't know who's decided what until after it's all done. So you don't know what people have chosen. But if everybody else decides to share the points and you decide to share the points, well then you get 50, and that's nice. But if everybody else decides to share the points and you decide to keep all the points, and at most two of you decide to keep all the points, then each of you gets 500 points. So what's the better option for you? Which is better? 500 or 50? Well, 500 is better. So what this means is, if at least two other people decide to keep all the points, it's better for you to keep all the points. If everybody else decides to share all the points, it's better for you to just decide to keep all the points. So this option has the best outcome regardless of what anybody does. Hmm, okay.  Do you decide to keep all the points or do you guys share them?


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Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Rahim, Alhamdulillah ar-Rabbi l-Alamin. As-salatu wa s-salamu ala as-sharaf al-anbiya wa l-mursaleen. Sayyidina Muhammad wa al-Alihi wa sahabati ajma'in. Allahumma alimna ma yinfa'una wa fa'na bima al-lamtina wa zidna ilma. So we're on chapter three, strengthen your motivation and commit to change. With some of the topics we'll talk about in this chapter is the stages of change and how to motivate yourself. It starts on page 42 at the top. It says how we change. So psychologists have spent decades trying to understand the process of behavior change. And after a period of trial and error and evolution, they've come to this concept. One of the most well-studied theories they say is the trans theoretical model of behavior change, which is essentially the stages of change.  So what's interesting about this is they talk about the stages of change. They talk about technical terms like pre-contemplation where people aren't thinking about change, contemplation where people are thinking about change. Like, I don't wanna do this anymore. Preparation where people are now moving towards, well, what can I do to change? Maybe calling a rehab, taking preparatory steps, and then action, which is now taking action to change. And then maintenance is like maintaining that change. So putting all those technical terms aside, what I found very interesting is that when Islam came and started the process of introducing the prohibition of intoxicants, it came down in stages and it was a gradual change. And it's amazing how it understood the psychology of humans and people for that to happen. Because each idea that came down tells a huge story. But suffice to say for now, there was a gradual change and there were gradual stages in making that change. So the first idea that came down was Yes, Alunika an el-Khamar wal-Masir in Surat al-Baqarah. They asked you about wine and gambling. So before I go into that, what it talks about now is on page 44, it says the point of all this, thinking about the stages of change is to figure out where you're at in that stage and then figure out what would it take to move you to the next stage of change. So now here's the interesting part. They say that one of the most powerful things to help move people along that stage, along the stages of change is creating a pros and cons list. So on the bottom of page 44. And again, this book is the recovery skills workbook. It's not a individual person's opinions or anecdotal experience. That's helpful, but that's not what this is. This is somebody who's compiled all the latest and greatest evidence-based approaches to how to motivate, how to address addiction. So they talk about how on the bottom of page 44, consider the pros and cons of changing your alcohol or drug use as well as the reasons why it might be worth changing and you'll get a better idea of how to answer that question. And so, and then on page 45, it talks about, this is what's really interesting. It says it is important to acknowledge that there were some positive rewards that you got out of drinking or using back when you started. So you would think like, okay, the pros and cons list, really the purpose of it is to highlight the cons because that's gonna motivate you to, and that's what people do. They highlight the bad parts, like don't do this, don't do that, this is all the pain that it's causing, so on and so forth. But it goes on, right? And then on the bottom of page 45, it says being realistic about these short and long-term effects is important so that you can take an honest look at the full range of benefits and drawbacks that come with each possible decision, such as continuing to drink or use versus changing your use patterns. So looking at both the pros and the cons. So the exercise that we go into in this chapter is basically you look at the pros of drinking and drugging, you look at the cons, then you look at the cons and pros, the pros and cons of not drinking and drugging. So you go both ways. We'll go to it in a little bit, but the point I wanted to highlight here is, so the aya comes down, right? The first aya, when everybody's drinking in that society, when everybody's at the beginning stage, pre-contemplation stage, when they're not thinking about drinking or stopping drinking, the aya comes down and it says, they ask you about intoxicants and gambling. And then it says, say in them is a great harm and a benefit for the people. And the harm is worse than the benefit. Okay, so now it's like, okay, so there's an acknowledgement that there's a benefit here and that there's a harm here. And this is how the dialogue and the conversation started. And there's a whole science in the olum of Quran around the questions and answers in the Quran. So even in this same aya at the latter part of it, it says, another, they ask you about what to spend. And Allah says, so that they spend the access, just one word. Whereas in the previous question, it's a long explanation. And so it's so fascinating. First of all, there's different ways that Allah could have answered the question. Like they ask you about intoxicants, you can say so much about this. There's so much that can be said. So just in the way that Allah decides to respond, there's wisdom and there's so much to take from that. And then what he says, and there's a going into length here and the explanation, like this could have been said in a different way. It could have just said that the pros outweigh the counts or the harm outweighs the benefits. But the way Allah says it is, he doesn't say it like that. He says there's harms and there's benefits. And then he repeats again, the harms outweigh the benefits. So there's so much wisdom in our deen and there's so much that can be extrapolated. And inshallah we'll go into the chapter, we'll just go into the text and go through it from front to back. But there's so much in our deen to teach us about recovery and the addiction problem and how to live a fulfilling and happy and peaceful life. And that's the trick, to use Islam to be this healing force, this loving force and not have it simply get this feeling of it just reminding us of how much we're a disappointment or being this harsh critical. No, there's so much here. That's not how Allah started this conversation in the Quran. So let me pause and let some people in. So it starts off on page 41 on chapter three. The first sentence is great. It says, have you ever wondered why it is that you can feel entirely convinced one day that drinking or using is something that has become toxic in your life and something you would swear off or even you can't even conceptualize ever doing it again. Yet the next day or even the next hour, you can find yourself coming up with reasons why it might be okay to drink or use just one more time. And this is probably one of the most fascinating things about addiction to me. Whether it be drug addiction, pornography addiction, behavioral addictions, they all share this feature and comment whether it be quote unquote hard drugs like heroin or other drugs like prescription opioids which are essentially also hard. And what's interesting is, is I have this unique opportunity of seeing people when they have this period of time sober like a short period of time. So I see people when they're in the hospital they come to the hospital, they have three, four or five days sober in the hospital. They had an infection that brought them to the hospital or something happened where they had an injury or a car accident or intoxicated and come to the hospital. They're in the hospital for four or five days they have a huge reason not to use and they're convinced they won't use again. And I can see it in their eyes and I know the feeling they're just convinced they will never use again. And then we work with them and our peer mentors follow up with them and then a day or two they're using again. And I really do believe that addiction were convinced that how can we after a consequence like this even think about using again but that thin line between I'll never use again and how can I go in my whole life without using? The thin line between I'll never use again and I can't go the rest of my life without using is one of the most fascinating things about addiction to me. And it really also highlights the irrational aspect of it that those thoughts are in a lot of ways just signals that we don't necessarily have to believe both of them that I'll never use again is an irrational thought and that I can't go the rest of my life without using that's also an irrational thought and we don't have to necessarily entertain either of those. So this is probably one of the most fascinating things about addiction. It's also a great leveler. Everybody with addiction goes through this experience regardless of what background like all of us are all from different backgrounds and despite that, we can all share in that experience and relate to that on different levels. And so when you understand that as the essential understanding of addiction that one moment you could be really motivated the next moment, not, then the question is, well, how do we strengthen our motivation and commit to change? And that's the name of this chapter. So it says in the second paragraph in this chapter you are going to learn about why your motivation to change important behaviors might shift around from day to day. And then it talks about different stages of motivation to change your use of alcohol and drugs. And then they start getting into some practical stuff like exercises. You'll do a self assessment to get a sense of where you're at and your motivation and commitment and you can revisit the exercise anytime you need a little bit of a psychological boost. So then it goes to the next chapter talking about how the best theory that psychologists have been able to come up with is the stages of change and there's five stages. So I'm gonna go over them in a little bit more depth now and the important part to understand about these five stages are, no matter where you're at in the cycle, you can move back and forth between these stages. So basically it's like the stages start from pre-contemplation, which is, I don't even wanna talk about my drug and alcohol use. That's pre-contemplation. Like I don't even wanna talk about it. And then the last stage, which is I'm recovered and I'm just trying to maintain it. So the first stage that I talk about is pre-contemplation and then they talk about how, if you're picked up this workbook and you're working on it, you're probably not in the pre-contemplation phase, then the next stage is contemplation. And again, although many of us might not be here, it's still good to get an idea of this stage because when we relapse or when we see people that kinda dwell with us for a little bit and then they relapse, they're going back to that perhaps at times they're going back to that pre-contemplation stage. So then the second stage is contemplation. And this is where people think, maybe I need to make some changes or maybe drinking or drugging isn't good for me anymore or maybe I can't control this addiction anymore. And then the next stage is preparation. Preparations where you start exploring ways that you can get help. So if somebody calls a rehab but not necessarily committed to getting in, that's preparation. And action is when you've started treatment and maintenance is just being consistent. They defined it as being maintenance as being in the action stage for about six months or longer. So the process of recovery from addiction is different for each person and a slip or a relapse can naturally interrupt your life and the progression through these stages but it doesn't have to put you right back where you started. If you catch yourself early, you can catch a slip before it turns into a full-blown relapse and you can get right back into the action phase. So this is about your commitment to change, your motivation. It's not about if you use drugs or alcohol or if you looked at pornography one more time or gambling, it's about where you're at in terms of either continuing in the ring or not. And so if you can actually go from a relapse, right back or use of drugs and alcohol right back into the action phase as opposed to winding back up into an earlier phase and getting stuck there. So the question, the exercise 3.1 talks about what stage are you in and they ask on a scale of one to 10, what stage are you, how motivated are you? So zero being not motivated to 10 being highly motivated and this is something to constantly check in with about yourself. Like how motivated am I right now? It's something that's really good to, forget about how we look on the outside. Like we're going to meetings, work, everything sort of looks good internally. This is like an internal gauge where you can ask yourself, like how motivated am I really to continue to do the work of recovery or change? And this will kind of give you a gauge of, okay, maybe I'm at a five today. And so now you can say, I'm at a five, what do I have to do to get to a six, seven, eight, nine, 10? And that's what the exercises in this chapter are there to help us do. So in the third paragraph of page 44, it talks about what would it take for me to just move up one more point on the scale? And then it talks about the very important exercise of considering your pros and cons of changing your alcohol or drug use and the reasons why it might be worth changing. Before it goes into that, it goes into another section called ambivalence. Ambivalence is like a technical term which is having mixed feelings about using or not using. So ambivalence means being too minded about something. This is a really important concept. You kind of wanna change, it's not working for you anymore, it's causing a lot of problems, but then it's kind of like a warm blanket. We're kind of comfortable in this state, in this place. There's reasons for me to continue doing it and there's reasons for me not to continue doing it. This is called ambivalence. To understand this and recognize this is really important because what you don't wanna do is pretend like that's not occurring.  It's working through you subconsciously. So what you wanna do is acknowledge your motivation to change, acknowledge if you're feeling two ways about something. So that happens in early recovery. It also happens like six months in, a year in, a year and a half in, where you start thinking about where you can get too minded about things again, that using no longer seems like that big of a deal. I got a stable job now. I can probably just use on the weekends or every other weekend or just to unwind. Once every two months when my spouse is away at their thing. So once we start minimizing the substance use or the problems associated with that or once we start becoming too minded about things again, that's when it's a warning sign that things are not working in our favor and that it's a warning sign to do something about it. And that's what this chapter talks about. It talks about motivation as a warning sign and it talks about ambivalence as a warning sign. So let's say you do the motivation zero through 10 thing and you say, look, I'm a five. I've been at a five for the last week. Now it's time to start like digging deeper on how do we go to a 10? Or let's say you start getting really too minded about your use. Like you wanna stay sober but then thoughts keep coming back as to kind of wanting to not. And so when that happens, then that's where it's a signal to start working on these exercises to improve your motivation. With that being said, we're gonna talk about this really important exercise and then we're just gonna wrap up. I don't wanna make this as long as last week. And yeah, I don't think, I don't have a feeling like we need to go a chapter at a time. I feel like we should just go until, because some of this stuff is denser than other parts. And once I start feeling like it's getting a little too dense, I think we should just stop and then we should just open it up for questions and check-ins. So, but this is a really important exercise. This is a hack. This isn't one of those things that you may come across immediately. It's a pros and cons list. And I'm gonna tell you how to do it and how I've learned it from people. You create a pros and cons list on the left side.   So I got mine right here. On the left side, you write the pros of using substances on the right side, you write the cons of using substances. So why do we need this? We've been sober for a couple of months. Some of us have been sober for longer than that. This is a good exercise to enhance motivation to continue to move forward when times get tough, not if times get tough, when they do. So pros would be the pros of using substances. So this is where you wanna be honest about what it does for you. And there's a purpose for it. So let's say, let's just write a couple down. Stress reliever, you guys can throw some out if you want. Stress reliever, fun, kills boredom, grief. Yeah, yeah, I anticipated you. That's why, yeah, anxiety. Yeah, I mean, those last two or three are really good ones. Okay, go ahead, sorry. Absolutely, absolutely. Yeah, it's interesting. It's what might've brought us to use or what our pros and cons list was right before we had our recent bout of sobriety might not necessarily be our pros and cons list now. Like the pros and cons of using substances three months ago before I got into rehab, and then I got three months sober and where I'm at right now, the pros and cons list might be different. Like there might be other pros to using that bump up to the top of my list. Okay, so then the cons of using that, let's say jails, institutions, death, the fear of death, overdose, you know, we can go on and on. This is the part that might come a little bit more easy to people, and this is the part where people might focus on more. But it's important to focus on both. Now there's a second part of this, this is important, which is the pros and cons of not using substances. So being sober, the pros and cons of being sober. So saving up money as a pro family, not being upset with us, and so on and so forth. The cons of not using, so here's where people say this might be redundant, but it's not, it's an important part of the exercise. And the reason why it's so helpful is because it helps you process the problem from a different angle. It may not hit you when you think about the pros and cons of using, but you may get a motivational boost from let's say the cons of not using or the pros of not using. So I would encourage you to go through that exercise and to really get this elitified in your mind and to write it down. So two more points I wanna make about this. Number one, the pros of using, drugs and alcohol, that pros list, part of the reason why that's so important to record is because now that pros list is a list of things that we need to find alternatives for. So if one of the pros of using was grief, we need to find a really good alternative to manage grief because we will have another loss. Financially, relationship, legal, there'll be something. If it's anxiety, we need to find another alternative for anxiety, exercise, mindfulness, therapy, spirituality, whatever it be, but we gotta do it as a priority and stress relief, fun, finding other ways to enjoy life. So the pros list is really important. The pros of using substances is also very important. And the cons of using substances is obviously important, but then the pros of not using substances is how we enhance our life, our sober life, the areas that we look at to continue to enhance to make a sober life worth it for us. So if it's the fact that if being sober is great because my family's happy with me, then we continue to enhance connecting with family, spending more time with them, so on and so forth. And then the cons of not using, again is, let's say, the cons of not using, let's say that's boredom, let's say that's old friends, again, that's another list for us to identify replacements that we need to bring in our life. So we need to find other ways to deal with boredom. And maybe we're bored because we're boring. So we need to find ways to make life fun with what we have at the moment. Or old friends, perhaps what we need to do is work on new connections. So with drugs and alcohol, friends, a lot of times, there's a lot of intense feelings and experiences that create bonding between people. When you're living life fast and you're at war sometimes, you develop these bonds. And so in recovery, it's important to, sometimes it can feel like that's missing, even if things got kind of, even if people started turning against each other, perhaps at the end or there's other conflicts that happen at the end. Building those bonds are really important in recovery. And finding other people who are in recovery can be a really great way to build those bonds. And it might just take time. So it's good to start making that investment. Relationships take time and investments. And the great part about this is we can choose who we invite in our life. So with that, we'll stop today. And then we will go ahead and, why don't we start with questions? Yeah, that's a good question. So this being an exercise that we do now momentarily, and how do we use this for the long term? How do we make this a tool that we can use for the long term? So one suggestion that I came across, which I find a really fantastic suggestion, is to create a pros and cons list and keep it with you, like in your wallet. And then you can keep it with you wherever you need it and pull it out when you need a motivational boost, because it reminds you of the reasons of why you use, but then it'll also remind you of your reasons of why you don't want to use. So it'll motivate you to not using, but then it'll also help remind you of like, what is going on with me right now? What are the usual suspects that are driving me back to wanting to use?  And then you also look at the other side and you say, okay, I usually use because I'm bored or I usually use because of loneliness or I usually, then you can say, well, what's going on in my life right now that I want to use? Which one of these things is it? And then another tip that I came across which is really excellent is write your pros and cons list on something, an image that's incredibly motivating to you. So let's say you're in a custody battle and it's your child and this is your motivating factor, then take a picture of your kid and make your pros and cons list on the back of that. Maybe it's a particular job or goal or dream that you have. Put your pros and cons list on the back of that. Maybe it's just kind of not wanting to go back to jail in prison and that's gotten so sick and tired. Usually you got so sick and tired of that.  And so that's a really great question and that's something that I think is a great tool. Any other questions? One more thing I wanted to go over is a real quick Narcan training. This is Narcan, it's the antidote for opioids. So this is the part that goes in your nose and you hold it just like this, you press this button to spray. A mist comes out of this way. A mist comes out this way. This is used to reverse an opioid overdose. Opioids are heroin, fentanyl, prescription, oxys, perks and opioids. So this is what reverses an overdose. You can always get prescriptions for this and you can get this at other places as well. All right, so first, how do you recognize an overdose? Number one is the definition of an overdose, an opioid overdose is depressed breathing. So people will be struggling to breathe. It can look like bluish discoloration around the lips or bluish fingernail beds or their breathing is just really so suppressed you're even trying to struggle to figure out if they're breathing or not or it can be no breathing and then, and then nothing for a while. So it's suppressed breathing or struggling breathing and usually people are passed out. Overwhelmingly people are passed out when this happens. You can't wake them up, you can't arouse them. Okay, so when you suspect an opioid overdose, you give Narcan. The way you give it is you hold it just like that. This is how you press it.  You don't wanna waste it by trying it out first to see if it works and then put it in the nose. Just put it directly in the nose and press it. And then it coats the inside of the nose and then that'll bring the person back. Now, when you administer it, you wanna call 911 right away. So you don't wanna administer it and then call 911 later because this doesn't last. This may wear off and then the opioids overdose the person again to go back into an overdose.  So that's really important. You don't wanna just give this and think that everything's finished and the problem solved. You wanna give this and call 911. The second point is that once you give this you give it about a minute. Give it about a minute. If they're not waking up, give another dose. Give it another minute, not waking up, you give another dose, okay? So because with fentanyl now, fentanyl being so strong people oftentimes may need more doses in order to get an effect.  If they're having trouble breathing you can do some rescue breaths.   You can pinch their nose, lift their chin and give them a breath or two every seconds. And that's just important to know.   Okay, let's wrap up here and then we'll do some check-ins.


Give a man a card game and he'll log 30 hours into it without a second thought. Give a man a dice game and watch him go progressively wonky as he is forced to remember six different types of dice mechanics, one for each of the six characters you can unlock while playing Astria's six-sided oracle. That man is me. You know, in case it wasn't obvious, I've put 11 hours into Astria and could easily put another 11 after a few weeks. Having just unlocked the final of the six oracles though, I figure it's a great time to give your look under the hood. Oracles? Dice? A hood? What's this all about? I hear you ask. I'm glad you did because if you hadn't, no reason to make this video is there and that would mean I'm wasting my time again and that would send me into a hole filled with nothing, so much as existential dread and that's no bueno. So let's talk about what Astria's six-sided oracles does right. This game has a gorgeous and vibrant art style, one that works on the principles of contrast between red and blue. Your characters in their sentries are blue. Good effects are generally blue and the collar stands for purity.  Their end, dual system of the game. Purity versus corruption. Nearly all dice have one or the other. You can use or discard or dice as per your preferences, except for the corruption ones, which you must use before you click that end turn button. You can use corruption on the enemies, thus increasing their over-corruption meters and getting them closer and closer to nasty effects that can empower them or hurt you. Or you can use corruption on yourself, thus decreasing your purity meter. Doing that latter option puts you at greater risk from enemy attacks, but it's not all bad because of the virtue system in place. Virtues are special abilities that play to your character's strengths. Nearly all characters have some mechanic for rerolling dice in your hand. All of them have different methods of spreading purification around. That might be an area of effect purification blast like the one Celerius has, or a single target one, or a variety of others. You can use one virtue every turn on full purification. The other is you unlock as you get more and more corrupted. It's a cool mechanic made cooler by the fact that if you can keep dropping your purification bar all the way down and up, down and up, down and up, you can reuse the Virtues time and again. There are also some dice that refresh these virtues without having to take any damage, but if I get into every different type of die I've unlocked, we will be here by this time tomorrow, and the existential red hole will start getting upset. And we don't want that. Oh no sir. No we don't. The soundtrack, so short, is catchy. Dangerously close to an earworm at times, is the work of Moon Celer, a video game music collective formed in 2020, having worked on plenty of games you might never have heard about. I hadn't, but now that I have, I might give them a try. The music is catchy enough, all 28 minutes and 53 seconds of its OST. Of course it all loops seamlessly. Hazard for endless musical magic. Astria is a game in the same vein as Slay the Spire, with dice and Amor, a beat-hopeful world, one that's not afraid of a little bit of levity from the sounds of the company dialogue boxes to the vibrancy of the world. I hesitate to call it a spiritual successor, but certainly there is a familial relationship between the two games, with Astria following the formula of the card roguelike in so many ways, from the way that each node on the map functions to the progression after each run. Your character gathers experience based on whatever you've accomplished over the run, no matter whether successful or not. At the end of each stage is a boss, with several possible bosses across each level, with more mechanically challenging enemies appearing the further you get into the game. Astria is more forgiving and easier than Slay the Spire as well. I unlocked every character within 10 hours of play and beat the game with a character over a single run several times, with several different characters. Although I haven't yet faced the game's true end game boss as I stopped just after my first playthrough with the last Oracle, who by the way was a bit of a pain to unlock. You have to defeat the last level's boss with all five characters and there was one character I had a time and a half with. For the most part, I felt empowered to take risks without fearing that a single big one would cost me an entire run. Now, I haven't played Slay the Spire properly for a few years, but I recall it being a less forgiving game than this one. Slay's elite monsters were a lot more engaging than Astria's. Especially the last level's elites in Astria are rarely more than a nuisance. There's one particular elite as Shark that expires on its own after four turns. Before those turns are up, the shark is invulnerable. The shark does a massive amount of damage until you start hacking away with it with purification damage, at which point the battle becomes a time hurdle. Those engagements are the dullest I've had across this game and just about every deckbuilder. I've played a lot of deckbuilders, the dread hole likes them.  The game's biggest strength is its complexity. In a way, that's also its biggest weakness. Across the six playable characters, you get six sets of unique mechanics, each coming with multiple builds, each so chock full of different die symbols you might as well tattoo them on your flesh and replay the first three seasons of Blindspot in order to figure them all out. I think. I never actually saw Blindspot, but go Jamie Alexander and Ashley Johnson! Characters have a team, a purpose and I'll dig into that purpose in a little bit, but not before I say a little more on complexity first. The sheer combination of synergy possible between different dies, items and virtues is staggering. Every decision has strategic weight. And every decision can optimize your deckbuilder. That's not only true for the dies you pick, but also for those occasions on which you skip a die or item. I've never skipped anything in my life, so I wouldn't know, but doing so can really help you crystallize the purpose of your dice deck? Dice...back? Alternately, finding a cool item early on can define your play style throughout the run, or at the very least direct it. You can start a new run with the option of picking either a minor or a major item once you level your characters enough. So it's a little like a role of the must-a-word I'm looking for. Ah yeah, barrel of a gun. The dread hole loves Russian roulette too. What did you think I was going with that joke, really? On to characters. Mooney. Do you like your ice cream vanilla and your fornication the ways that nuns and priests do it? If that's the case, you will love Mooney and Mooney will love you. This cute little owl is as easy as undemanding as they come. I don't know what her deal is. Maybe she's purity crusader, maybe she has a chastity belt, but there's nothing here that will defend your fundamentalist Christian in-laws. Mooney is your tutorial character, there to teach you about the basics of the game. If you play her after you've unlocked other characters, what's wrong with you? Celerius, this bad boy loves pain as much as a living masochist that your local German dungeon does. To do massive amounts of damage, Celerius will take massive amounts of damage. But through the healing power of wave dyes, light shields and other methods of self-healing, he can take care of himself. More or less, I had a hard time wrapping up a successful run with Celerius, which means I spent more time with him than I did with anyone else. Despite me initial difficulty mastering his playstyle, I find now that in success, I finally found a way to enjoy this truest glutton for punishment. Am I playing with him again? No. Will I miss him? Also no. But did we bond on some deep, inexplicable level that will haunt me for the rest of my life? No, that's not it either. I give up. Celerius. Who? Haha, just joking. I definitely remember Celerius and definitely don't have to go look back in my footage to remember what playing with him was like. Shockingly, my memory of him returned just after I wrote that last sentence, but I'm pathologically incapable of dropping a bit. It occurs and occurs. Celerius looks stunky and his dyes tend to come with serious amounts of light shields, which protects from corruption. He's also the character who does really interesting things with sentries, while all characters have axes to them.  To have a good time with Heveius, you need to learn to exploit sentries to maximise the synergy between character and sentries. Sotis. Oh, Sotis, my friend. I wish I could play with you some more. I don't even have an inappropriate joke to slide in here. All I want to do is slide back into playing with this guy. Wait, does that count? Sotis stacks soul heat. That's how hot he is, which empowers his dice rolls and even gives him axes to amazingly powerful dice abilities. My personal favourite is Sunray, which requires the maximum amount of soul heat you can master. Ten. You get a single stack of soul heat every time you use purification or corruption. Some of his dyes include abilities that do an x amount of purification over several hits, which really helps stack that soul heat. Some dyes can have negative effects without soul heat, but positive and even super positive effects the more soul heat you've collected. The fact that Sotis looks like he stepped out of an Egyptian fresco doesn't hurt his coolness factor either. He's mega fun. Ten out of ten. Austria. Austria is shockingly not the protagonist of this game, but don't be bummed out. She's a lot of chaos and fun and looks like a hornet. Random dyes that can do either purification or damage are her lot in life. To survive those, she's got an array of dodge rolls to make. Her abilities also include buffs to damage, something like hornet dust, which increases purification the enemy receives from you by x until you deal purification to an enemy. She's a fun oracle. We like Austria. Orion. This guy. Oh boy. Is this guy complex? He looks like he's been drinking that Kelta Sunstrider Kool-Aid with four orbs floating around him, each one having a different effect. I'll be honest with you.  And why I decided to take a step back and work on this review now, rather than keep at it. I'm sure I'll return to Orion and try and dig the true boss a proper grave with him. But I was not in the right headspace for this level of complexity when I finally unlocked the old boy. That's it then. A quick rundown of what you can expect from these weird little critters and from Astria's excited oracle. My verdict. This game is an excellent dice deck builder and a must play for anyone who enjoys games of the variety that Slay the Spare is.  Thank you for watching. I appreciate you. I still prefer to read or play Kiran Gillen's Die over playing this though. And that comic book has way more dice induced murders than Astria does. Astria is great for her pacifism by the way. Almost no one ever ever dies. It's just that you purify them. So a great lesson in nonviolent conflict resolution. Oh, there's also a narrative framework.  I've said, broth. If you enjoyed this video, thank you for watching. So, so much. This video couldn't be possible without contributors on my pa- wait, I don't have a Patreon? Shit. Ah well. If you enjoyed this video, please share it with your friends. Send it to them as well. Uh, what? I already told you. Anyway, press the like button. Smash the like button. Leave a comment down below. What game should I look to next? Yeah, that's a question. What game should I review next? That's probably a better question. Yeah. Thanks for watching seriously. I really appreciate it. And you. I'll see you next time. Bye!


Welcome to School of Hustle, the show where we are celebrating and finding inspiration from people who are making their own way. Today, we have Sofia Hossain, founder and CEO of Silly Chili Hot Sauce. I think you have such a fantastic background because you did not start as a chili sauce maker. No. Tell me about how you got to where you are today. Sure. So I went to FIT Fashion School and my whole background is in fashion. If you look through my resume, I never even worked at a restaurant. About two years ago, I kind of started making hot sauce at home, out of my apartment in Hoboken. And the journey just started from there. And I used to go to farmers market and pick up peppers, bring it home and started just making. And it was so bad, guys. It was disgusting. Like, I made it and I just poured it down the drain for the three months. Like, it was just bad. But you know, when you are very consistent and you just want to learn, so that was my thing I want to learn. Like, I was like, I'm just going to get this puppy right. So I just kept doing and doing and making and then it was just getting better. And then one of my co-worker at Gap, she wanted to buy some of my stuff and I was like, wow, you're going to pay me for it? Like, you'd pay me for something that I made. So that was like my first sale in my entire life because I never made something and I sold it. So that feeling I will never forget. Did you grow up loving hot sauce? What was it that set you on the path? I still, to this day, I still don't know. It was like a calling for me. Like, I was making it and I just felt good. And the part felt good was like I was working with the farmers. Like, I would buy stuff directly from them and just bring it home and make it. So that was the part I really enjoyed. And that kind of escalated to what I'm doing right now. From what I understand, you are very thoughtful about where you source your peppers. Yes. I consider myself as the bridge between the farmers and the consumers. Everything that I source, everything I use in my bottle to make my sauce comes directly from the farmers. So as I grow, as I grow my company and the farmers I'll be working with more farmers will be working side by side. So this is actually a social movement for me. A lot more than just making hot sauce, being in business. But it's a social movement for me. And I'm an activist entrepreneur. I want to help them and that's what keeps me going. Break down the bottle. We've talked a lot about the inside and we can see that there's such thought into the quality of the ingredients and the support of the farming community. But I actually just want to look at the bottle. Yeah. It's really pretty, which does not surprise me because you have a background in fashion. In fact, there's a very chic fashionable woman on the bottle with a beautiful little dog. Tell me about where this design came from. I love this. So it's basically, that's my dog, Mushroom, right here. She's a Chihuahua and that's like a little bit taller and skinnier version of me that I picture myself. I know it's very unusual logo for a hot sauce company because most of the hot sauce companies out there has like a skull, a little bit scary photos and those things scares me. I'm very soft inside. Like, I know I like spicy food, I'm making hot sauce, but you know, I'm soft. What advice would you have for people who are trying to start out?  What advice do you have for those people who just don't have that same positivity that you do? Just, you said, positive mindset. Okay. If you're out there trying to build something or make your idea come true, you just have to keep at it, right? So it's an unknown path. Like two years ago I left my job to pursue something that I have no background in. What it was, it's like my gut feeling, that I want to do this, I want to pursue this. Like that's my mission, that's my calling and I think for everyone out there, you have to find that before you invest a lot in it. Can you tell me about that value that you find in your hot sauce every day? Sure. I felt that I lost kind of my purpose. Like it wasn't, whatever I was doing, it wasn't, there wasn't any fulfillment there. You know, at that time I didn't know what it was. You know, I was like, maybe just normal to feel this way. But when I kind of started making hot sauce, working with the farmers as I like diving into it and it felt like, wow, I used to listen to their stories and they get paid like so little for the amount of hours they put in, listening to them and working with them and it felt like I'm actually doing something. It felt, I felt there was like a fulfillment inside, like you know, there's like the purpose of it. Now I feel like I have my purpose, I found my purpose, I found my calling and it feels good, it feels good to know that. Who do you most look up to as a symbol of success? My aunt. She, we're not even blood related, she's a wife of my uncle and she does so much, like growing up, I watched her doing so much for the community selflessly and one thing she would always say that you know, look for peace.  I didn't know what she meant. I was like, whoo, peace, I just want to designer wear bags, designer wear shoes, like party it off, you know, like all the vacation, like, but as I'm growing older, success to me is like, it's like, I'm looking at it and I was like, wow, like when I wake up peacefully now that I wake up very peacefully, that I have a purpose, like that success. Love what you just said about finding that peace within. But I also know that you have a killer product and you are going to hit that one million customer. And I'm curious, when you pace toward that, what do you do to stay on top of trends? What makes you excited in your space? What are you doing to get to that million customer? I have to hit that million customer because only that way I can make an impact. You know, right now the millennials, they love eating healthy food. People are more conscious about what they're putting into their body. I agree with you, I'm not a millennial, but I am thinking about what ingredients are on the package all the time. Yes, that excites me a lot. Like finally people are paying attention to what they're putting into their body.  It's back to basic. How many ingredients are in your product on average? I would say I use real pepper. I don't even use frozen pepper. Like apple cider vinegar, sea salt, oil. Four to five. And garlic, onion, actually like six. Okay, that's fantastic. And how do you think about developing new products? Because I understand that you have a very new, very hot habanero sauce. I'm going to try it. I dare you. The inner bone is a lot smaller, so we know that something's spicy in here. But tell me about when you come up with a new product, what is it that you think of to stay ahead of the trend and to ensure that you're innovating enough? So my first mission is to make it flavorful, not only healthy. Of course, use all fresh ingredients and make it flavorful for people to actually enjoy. That's how I get all my returning customers because they miss that flavor. Taste matters. Yes, it does. So guys, she's trying the super duper hot, the chili hot sauce, which is habanero, is the hottest one I have in my collection. All right. Are you ready? You're in white. Be really careful. Yeah, someone get her milk. So do I just lick it or should I like just a tiny bit?  I can get a chip brought in. She's kind of... She's doing it. I love shishito peppers, and I'm the person at the table that just hope always like one in every bowl. And I love it. Patience. Yes. Because in entrepreneurship, it's not easy. If we're pitching to 100 stores, we get probably rejected by 80 or some people don't even reply. So it's very hard to like constantly like trying and then get those news and I'm getting my thick skin now, but I feel like I still need to work on it. I would love for you to tell us what is the best piece of advice that you have ever been given?  It's a relationship business is what this is all about, right? It is.  Right, exactly. Thank you so much for that conversation. I want to now get personal and learn as much as I can about you in 60 seconds. So we're going to play a game called Hustle Time. And I need help. Jonathan, will you please bring in the cards? Okay. I want you to feel really good about the cards. Okay. And give you an opportunity to do any mixing or cutting that you might like before we set the timer. Ooh, I'm nervous, guys. Your work is we're going to see how many questions you can answer in 60 seconds. Okay. So if you want to think about your perfect answer, it's going to cost you time. Okay. I would say to do the first thing that comes to mind. Okay. And get to as many as you can, okay? You got it. So do we have a timer? Can you watch or watch weekly? Watch weekly. Football, NFL or soccer? NFL. First place you visit when you retire? First place you've traveled? Oh my God, so many. NYC tourists, help with directions or keep your eye on your own way? Of course, help with directions. Come on. First record you bought with your own money? Oh my God, I never bought a record though. Okay. First concert you ever saw? Coldplay? NYC tourist attraction. What is it though? Some advice to it. Our new employee is noodle. Somebody who's afraid of spicy food and afraid of trying new things. To be clear, this advice is for the people out there, not noodle. Okay. If it's for people, I would say listen, hot sauce doesn't kill you. I Google it all the time. I make my interns Google it all the time. Try it. It's fine.  But noodle, don't, right? Like, no noodle. This was such a fabulous conversation. I love it. Thank you for being here. Thank you for having me. You're welcome. Hi, I'm Shannon Truax. Hit to subscribe and all of your entrepreneurial goals will come true. That is if your goals are to see more of noodle and watch more episodes of School of Hustle.


Welcome to the 2021 Fieldmaster Athletic Club Youth Scholarship Bowling Tournament. We would like to thank WSCS-TV, Mr. Greg Sablaki, for once again filming our championship step-letter finals. Today's tournament is a two-division, three-person, co-ed team tournament using Baker Format with handicap. You'll be awarding $81,000 in scholarships, $8,100 in scholarships. Our color commentator today, a longtime president of the Schmogen Youth Bowling Association, Mr. Dave Posh. Thank you, Dave, for giving your in-depth analysis in today's action. Our first match today, our teams have finished third and fourth place in qualifying in their divisions and will compete against each other. Elaine's 21-22 is division two. Taking fourth place or qualifying fourth place is the Elbs, number two, Izzy, Sadie, and Luke. They'll bowl against the team that finished third in qualifying that is a triple threat number two. That's Mackenzie, Robert, and Kyler. All right, in division one, bowling on lanes 19 and 20, finishing fourth in qualifying is team number seven, that is Pat, Kaden, Brianna, they're bowling against the team that finished third in qualifying is Team Roque Duke, that is Justin, Kennedy, and Rory. All right, good luck, bowlers. When you adopt a shelter pet, you discover all the things that make them unique. They're a little bit of a lot of things, but they're all pure love. Hey everyone, good afternoon to the Theelman's Athletic Club Scholarship Tournament held here at Lakeshore Rains in Sheboygan. This afternoon we are having the final four qualifying divisions from division one and division two in a match play one game baker style alternating frames of three bowlers. The bowler has to be for the opposite gender, so it is either two male youth and one woman or otherwise two women and one man for the teams. They would bowl in a baker style format of alternating frames with handicap. The team on lane 20 will have 15 pins of handicap and the other team on lane 21 will have three pins of handicap, so it should be a very close match this time. Bowlers that you see bowling on lanes 19 is Justin Gamak out of Sheboygan, Kennedy Slater out of Fondac, and Rory Stubbler out of Sheboygan, and Usberg. On lanes 20 will be Pat Benninger, Caden Brodnick, and Brianna Dana. On lanes 21 will be Luke Kilgore, Sadie Anderson and Izzy Anderson, and on lane 22 will be Mackenzie Dick, Robert Tocke, and Kyler Zeeman. These two divisions here, the fourth place qualifier that is eliminated, each of those members will be receiving $150 in scholarship money to go on, and the team that goes on to bowl for third place will receive $250 for each person, the team that finishes in second will receive $350 per person, and the team that wins this division will receive $500 per person for a total prize win in each division of $3,750, and then at the end we will have a grand champion match where the two divisions will come together, division one and division two, and bowl to become the grand champion of the tournament. Ooh, big split for Rory on lane 19, and all of these youth that are bowling today are, every one of them are from Sheboygan, except for Kennedy Slater who bowls out of Ledgeview lanes, which is a partner center of Lakeshore lanes in Fondac, and most of all these youth are either bowling in the high school teams or in the middle school programs that we have here in the state of Wisconsin for youth bowlers as well. Ooh, tough break for Justin, 2-8-10, especially in any format. Spares will be key in this game, keeping the pocket in play, and keeping yourself out of trouble. Kyler Zieman on lane 22, Sadie Izzy and Luke Alcove, a lot of the Elkslots here in Sheboygan. Mackenzie and Robert and Kyler Zieman all bowl out of Lakeshore lanes. Pat Penninger, Caden Brugnick and Brianna Dana are also out of Lakeshore lanes in Sheboygan, and as I said before, Justin can mark Kennedy's, and Rory Stubbler are out of Lakeshore, and Kennedy Slater is out of Ledgeview. Oh, she makes a big split there. Brianna comes across for their team and gives them a huge split conversion. There's a strike by Izzy, but a big shout out to some of our sponsors for the Thielmans Athletic Club here today for promoting and donating to the youth scholarships for the Thielmans Athletic Association. Some of those would be quick trip convenience centers, Larry's Distributing, which is Nicolay Water, Sheboygan Chevrolet, Randy Romanowski, genuine mechanics auto repair, Johnsonville Foods, Gasper's Auto Clinic, Eagle Woodworking, Trillium True Value Hardware, Bitter Newman in Sheboygan, Plymouth Industries, four of a kind pasty company, Gabe's Construction, and Dave's Huzin helped contribute to this total prize fund for this tournament today to be $8,100. That's just going to be very, very close as we come to the end right now. They're in the ninth frame, and Luke comes across to give a strike. The team of Luke Kilgore, Sadie Anderson, Izzy Anderson ended up with 144 versus the team of Mackenzie Dick, Robert Todd, and Kyle Azimov at 175. They will go up against the next team of Leland Benninger, Ethan Jensen, and Laila Sershal, Kayden Brednick coming across a big strike in the 10th. And the team of Rory Kennedy and Justin who just shot a 190 game. Kayden will need the next one here. And the final score, Justin Kennedy and Rory shooting 190, and Pat Trebeninger, Kayden Brednick, and Brianna Danes shooting 202. I don't think that many kids in my son's school even do it. No way. No way. No way. No way. My kid would never vape.  Talk to your kid about vaping. Visit talkaboutvaping.org. All right. Finishing in fourth place in division two and winning $150 each are Izzy, Sadie, and Luke. Come on up, please. And finishing in fourth place in division one, winning $150 each are Justin, Kennedy, and Rory. Congratulations. Congratulations, both of you. The winners of the previous match will now face the second place team in each division. In division two, it's Leland, Ethan, Laila. And in division one, it's Jolene, Travis, and Dalton. Come on up, please. All right. We'll be right back after our next match. There are a lot of ways to reach out to a friend about their mental health. Learn how you can help at seizetheawkward.org. All right. Welcome back to the Thieleman's Athletic Club Youth Scholarship Tournament here at Lakeshore Lanes in Sheboygan. We're in a semi-final match now between on Lanes 19, it's Pat. Benninger, Caden Broednig, and Brianna Dana. And on lane 20, it will be Jolene, Bessie, Travis, Tocke, and Dalton, Zeeman. On lanes 21 will be Kyler, Zeeman, Mackenzie Dick, and Robert Tocke. And on lanes 22 will be Leland, Benninger, Ethan, Jensen, and Laila Serschel. On lane 19, the team of Pat, Caden, and Brianna will get 12 pins of handicap. And on lane 22, the team of Leland, Ethan, and Laila will get nine pins of handicap this time. As I said before, in this third place spot, they will use to be bowling for $250 each of scholarship money. All of the scholarship money that these youth win in this, in all the tournaments that they bowl in either in the state of Wisconsin or anywhere in the United States, all goes into their smart account, which is a program that is through United States Bowling Congress. And that money is held for them through their entire bowling career until they graduate from high school. At that time, they will have the ability to use that for their college education or for their technical school education, as well as to pay off any student loans in the future. Or student housing now this year, they added two things to that. And they will also be able to transfer it to another member of their family if that family member has had four years in bowling as well. So there's a tremendous amount of money out there for these youth every year in bowling as well. And just in the state of Wisconsin alone, you're probably almost exceeding close to $100,000 available for the youth if they bowl in all the tournaments that are out there and available to them between the Wisconsin State Youth Tournament that's held every year here in Wisconsin and all the other local tournaments that are out there in the area or tournaments available to all these youth. And as I said before, that money will be there for them when they graduate from high school for a period of eight years past their graduation date to use for their education. Big strike for Cade on May 19. That gives them four in a row right now. A little rough start here for a team of Kyler, McKinsey and Robert, but we should get back on track shortly. Almost made this parallel. But to the Thielman's Athletic Club and all of their sponsors, Barry Gasper, who started this tournament a number of years ago and started raising money to hold this tournament for the youth of anywhere that wants to bowl in this tournament is open to all youth in the United States that want to come here and bowl. As I said, it is a very unique format of a three-person baker format that the youth at bowl high school and middle school are already accustomed to bowling. But it's just got a little bit of a twist to it by having a different gender person bowling on their team. And I guess things starting in Israel meant them to carry on and get themselves their team at a double. It gives them three innings. You can see Spears are the keys here because now the match is kind of starting to even out between Patrick and Charlene. They're starting to come back. All these youth that are currently bowling are all out of Lake Charlene's here in Sheboygan. Got a high school team here at Lake Charlene's as well. I'll just take a little bit of a reset here. Big 7-10 split for Kyler. With 190, they did not have any handicap in there. The score for them was 202-190. That team of Benninger, Brodnick and Dana will be moving on to the championship. It gets the team of Aidan Long, Katelyn Paulson, and Dakota Verveldi. Five strikes in a row here to finish out with the team of Leland Benninger, Ethan Jensen, and Layla Serschel for a 203 with their handicap and 194 scratch. And a strike to finish it out there for a 172 game for the team of Robbie McKenzie and Kyler Zeman. That Leland, Ethan and Layla will be going on to face the team in the championship match of Madison Awe, Trevor Awe and Kyle Helling. You are there for them. We are here for you. Find free care guides at aarp.org slash caregiving. All right, finishing third place in division two and winning $250 each are McKenzie, Robert, Kyler, and taking third place in division one, winning $250 each in scholarship money are Jolene, Travis, and Dalton. And the winners of the previous match will now face the top qualifiers in each division. In division number two they are Madison, Trevor, and Kyle. That's point. In division one they are Aidan, Katelyn, Dakota. All right, we'll be right back with the division championship matches.  We are now in the championship matches in each division, in division two bracket and division one bracket. In division two on lane 21 it'll be Leland Benninger, Ethan Jensen and Layla Serschel going up against the team of Madison Awe, Trevor, Awe, and Kyle Helene on lane 22. Lane's 20 for our championship match, 19 and 20. And lane 19 will be the team of Aidan Long, Katelyn Paulson, and Dakota Verveldi against the team on lane 20 of Patrick Benninger, Kaden Brednick, and Brianna Dana. Leland, Ethan, and Layla all go out of Lakeshore Lanes here in Sheboygan. On lane 22 team of Madison, Awe and Trevor, Awe go all out of Anchor Lanes in Elkhart Lake, and Kyle Helene is out of Lakeshore Lanes here in Sheboygan. On lane 19 of Aidan Long, he's currently out of Lakeshore Lanes. Katelyn Paulson is out of Anchor Lanes in Elkhart where she goes, and Dakota Verveldi is also here at Lakeshore Lanes. On the team on lane 20 of Patrick Benninger, Kaden, Brednick, and Brianna Dana all go out of Lakeshore Lanes here. So the second place team going away today in each of these divisions will be going home with $350 in scholarship money per person, and the championship in this match will go home with $500 per person in this match. As I indicated before, all of this money will be going into their smart accounts to be added to the current money that they've already won at other tournaments either in Sheboygan County or in the state of Wisconsin or nationally for their secondary education once they graduate high school. Patrick and Kaden and Brianna have basically run the bracket from the four-seat position and making their way all the way to the championship division. The number two seeded leading Ethan and Layla have moved on to the championship match as well. And then Kaden picks up to spare. Big strike for Ethan on lane 21 gives him a double. And Kaden comes across with a huge strike for their team after an open and sixth frame. Layla gets a big strike for her team to turn that into a triple. That doubles it up for their team. As I said before, this tournament today will be giving away $8,100 in prize fund money to go into youth scholarships into their accounts for them. For any of you that are new to wondering about youth scholarship tournaments, there is a tremendous amount of money available for these youth in the state of Wisconsin here for bowling. Wisconsin has become a very strong state as far as youth tournaments for the youth and also scholarships awarded to youth that apply for them as well, as far as applying for grants or applying for scholarships to state of Wisconsin. USBC this year, last year gave away $25,000 scholarships to youth that are currently in high school for their education as well. So there's plenty of grants and plenty of availability for youth to either win money through bowling or through scholarship applications or if they decide to go on to college as well there are a number of colleges that will help them out with their education by giving them scholarships or in some instances based on their abilities they can even get their entire college tuition for their four years paid for by the college as long as they bowl all four years with that school as well. So as I said there's a lot of opportunities for these young men and women that choose to either bowl in the youth during their years up till they graduate from high school or if they choose to go on to college and bowl as well. Another huge strike for Leland and Caden in there on lanes 20 and 21 and into five in a row on lane 21 families. I said before usually once one person starts to get the momentum going and they can carry it through it helps out their team entirely. Another huge strike for Caden with a messenger across and Leland and the team of Leland, Ethan and Layla turn out to finish up with six strikes in a row to shoot a 217 scratch with 236 with their handicap to Madison, Trevor and Kyle's score of a 158. Congratulations to all these youth today for bowling so well in this tournament. There were eight teams in the division two bracket that bowl today and these four teams went on and then the other division one there were seven teams of bowlers today with four teams going on. So if you ever get down here to Shibuya it's usually always the last week the day after Christmas that this tournament is held and get a chance to come down here and bowl in this tournament once. It's a fantastic format and there's always a lot of money to be given away. From here now we will take the two champions of each division and move them together as one and let them bowl for the championship of the entire tournament and then those people each share $200 per person as the champion of that as well we'll be back in a moment. If you need to do something to feel okay to drive you're not okay to drive don't drive buzzed. All right the team finishing in second place in the tournament in division two winning $350 scholarship money each is Madison, Trevor, and Kyle. Congratulations and finishing second place in division one winning $350 in scholarship money is a team of Aiden, Caitlin, Dakota. Congratulations. All right and the winners of each division so far have won $500 each in scholarship money. Division one and two will now bowl against each other to find the grand champions of the tournament. The winners of this match will win an additional $200 each. Good luck. The family's visit to the forest inspired a beautiful question. Mother, mother, am I a tree? You tell me to stand tall. You tell me to stay rooted. I think I am a tree. Make the forest part of your story at a park near you. Find one at discovertheforest.org. All right welcome back again to the Theal Missouri scholarship tournament. We are now currently in the division champions matches for grand champion of the tournament between division one and division two. This will be a two-game match with each division bowling once on their starting pair that they bowled on and then they will flip-flop lanes and bowl on the other lane to determine a grand champion. The winner of this championship match will also receive an additional $200 per person scholarship on top of the $500 per person that they've already won today. And there again I'd like to thank Theal's Athletic Club for hosting this tournament again here at Lakeshore Lanes and their all their sponsors that made this tournament possible for a price fund of $8,100 today. The teams currently bowling now will be Lane 20 will be Patrick Beniger, Caden Broednick and Brianna Dana and Lane 21 will be Leland Beniger, Ethan Jensen and Leila Sertian. A big shout out to all the sponsors again for this tournament. Quick trip, quick trip mini-marts at Lakeshore Lanes, Larry's Distributing, Sheboygan Chevrolet, Genuine Mechanics, Johnsonville, Gasper's Auto Clinic, Trilling True Value Hardware, Abel Woodworking, Landler Prescription, Martin Automotive, Genuine Mechanics, Dave Susan, Gabe's Construction, Plymouth Industries, Binder Newman, Four of a Kind, yep yep and there again our sponsors the Johnsonville Foods, the Quick Trip Corporation, Gasper's Auto Clinic, Sheboygan Chevrolet and Cadillac as our major sponsors of the tournament today. By Patrick Beniger, fifth frame, all of these youth bowling here today are currently representing Lakeshore Lanes here in Sheboygan. A big strike by Bri, that brings them three in a row right now. And Ethan catches a lucky break there to give themselves a double in the fifth. Caden catches a possibly unlucky break. Now Caden before once in practices has made this seven ten split so it's not impossible that one of our high school practices that time he was challenged to make it and he did. So let's see if he can do it again. He gave it a shot, Patrick picks up the spare. His teammates are challenging him to go for it as well. Sorry for delaying while we had a short time to get the dead wood out of the gutter. As I said before, spares are keyed in baker bowling for your team. But being this is a two-game match, it's even more important to just keep making spares to try and stay here.  Bri got it to the pocket but unfortunately left herself a ten-banner. And Layla picks up the split. Right, Bri just talking to miss it. That time Caden got both of them off, the seven and the ten-ping. Leland picks up the spare. Caden can help his team with another two strikes here. All right, so the team of Leland, Ethan and Layla on lanes 21 finished with a 193 scratch. And we add in your handicap. They're currently at a 236 right now. And on lane 20, Patrick, Caden and Brianna shot a 193 or 181 and they had no handicap. So Patrick, Caden and Bri are going to have a little bit of a mountain to climb but it's not insurmountable. Again it comes down to good shot making and making spares. If a natural disaster shows up at your doorstep, you can't just turn it away. That's why it's important to prepare for emergencies before they show up. Go to ready.gov.pl to find the tools and tips you need and make a plan today. We're ready to get started here at game two as they switched lanes now. So now Leland, Ethan and Layla will be on lanes 20 and Patrick, Caden and Brianna will be on lane 21. In this game here, they'll determine with their total pins and handicap. They'll determine the grand champion today for an additional $200 per person on top of the $500 per person they won today already in the tournament for being the champions in their respective divisions. Caden starts his team off with a strike. Patrick backs in with a strike for a double. Oh, Ethan just missed the fight pin and Layla pulled it right through the middle. She's given a shot to go for count for her team. Caden comes back with a strike on the open. Another split for Leland and their team for Patrick. Leland's going to go for it and he takes count. And Ethan gets the strike to start his team off. Hopefully that starts giving him some momentum after they just recently just had four opens. Hope this starts some momentum for him to keep on going. Bri put a good shot in there again as well. Left herself a 10 pin. What a good shot but she left herself a split. Almost got to the pocket and Bri makes the 10 pin. Good shot. Layla gave it a shot. Tried to slide that pin over and Caden comes back with a good shot again but leaves herself a four pin and he picks up the spare. Leland gets the spare the hard way but he still makes the spare for his team to get him back on track. Patrick comes back with a strike for his team. Oh, Ethan got a little high in the pocket there and left himself a split. Bri buries on the pocket. Brings him up with a double. Ethan tried to go for the two but unfortunately didn't get it there. Caden picks up the spare. Layla tried to get it to the pocket again but unfortunately left herself a washout this time. Layla is going to try and slide it over and she gave it a good try. He leaves himself a 10 pin to make and he just missed it inside a little bit. We'll be right back with the finals and the winners of the Grand Championship match again. Thank you to all the Thielman Athletic Club sponsors and promoting new sports and scholarships in the Chevoigen tournament here and hope to see you back again here in Chevoigen next year at this time. Again, today's price fund was a total of $8,100 with $200 the Grand Champion match in the Grudge match here in Division I and Division II and $500 to each division winners today. Again, hope to see you in Chevoigen someday. Stop back again. Thank you so much for watching the tournament today. Let's get back to girls tripping instead of solo sipping. Before we can safely come together, we need the facts on COVID-19 vaccines. Visit GetVaccineAnswers.org so you can make an informed decision when vaccines are available to you. All right, winning first place in Division I and awarded $500 each in scholarship money. Our Pat Benninger, Kaden Brooding, Brianna Dana, please. Come on up. Congratulations. And awarding $500 of scholarship money to each bowler for winning Division II and additional $200 each for winning the Grand Championship match. We are awarding a total of $700 each in scholarship money to the following Grand Champion team of bowlers. Leland Benninger, Ethan Jensen, Leila Scherzo. Congratulations. All right, this concludes the 2021 Thielman's Athletic Club Youth Scholarship Bowling Tournament. A record amount of $8,100 was given away in scholarship money. Thank you again for WSCS-TV for filming our championship step-letter finals. We would also like to thank our major sponsors, one last time, Chevoigen Chevrolet and Cadillac, Johnsonville Sausage Company, QuickTrip Corporation, Gasper Auto Clinic. Thank you.