What's happening guys? It's Shane here. So in today's video, we're going to be going over a Dave Ramsey video that's called $1 million in student loan debt. Now, if you don't know who Dave Ramsey is, he's an extremely popular financial advice guy who has people call into his program and he gives them advice on what they should do with their current situation. I'm going to be doing a reaction to this video. This is going to be Justin from Florida. I just recently graduated from residency to become an orthodontist and I have student loans that total just over $1 million. You're kidding me. Okay, so this guy is a millionaire, just kidding. He's literally a debt millionaire and unfortunately not the good kind of debt. All joking aside, $1 million in loans is a lot and a quick Google search shows that orthodontists make somewhere around $230,000 a year. Now, there's a lot of theories out there about how much in student loans that you can take out and still be able to reasonably pay off the debt. Now by reasonable, I mean not do it in like 40 years or something like that. And it depends on a bunch of different things but as a general rule of thumb, these range from either a one-to-one or a three-to-one debt-to-income ratio. So what does that mean? That means if you're making $100,000 a year, you don't want to take out any more than $300,000 a year in debt and preferably you want it to be less than that. And again, there's a lot more to this. I'll probably make a video on it in the future. The more money you make, the higher the debt-to-income ratio that you can have. This is why it's really common to see doctors that are 500,000 plus in debt because they make so much money that their debt-to-income ratio if they make 250,000 is only about two-to-one. So when you're doing research on different degrees and different careers and you're deciding whether the student debt is gonna be worth it, make sure that you don't take out any more than three times whatever you would be making yearly. And again, three times it would be on the high side. So you really want to be, you know, two times more or even one-to-one if possible. Now, in this case, Justin took out over four times what the average orthodontist makes.  What were you thinking? Well, I wasn't thinking clearly. Yeah, this is a really bad situation. I mean, I've seen worse, but man, this is really bad. And remember guys, he's not just paying that $1 million. He has to pay interest on that money as well. And since he went to graduate school in order to get a doctorate, that interest is probably really high. So I've sat down and calculated my interest rates and my interest is about $5,800 a month. All right, there you go, $5,800 a month, just an interest alone. That's not even touching the $1 million in principle at all. Now, this is an example of someone who's so deep in debt that a lot of people that get in this situation just pretty much give up and they decide that they're just gonna pay the minimum payment for as long as they have to. Some of them are willing to just keep doing it for the rest of their life. Now, that might sound ridiculous to you, but you would be surprised at how many people are starting to think this way because of how bad the student debt situation is getting. So if you make $250,000 a year, why are you only putting $120,000 on your debt? Okay, Dave, in his defense here, the reason he can only put $10,000 a month toward the debt is because of the fact that he has to pay taxes on that $250,000 a year. And on that much money, he might end up paying around $100,000 in taxes. Like, seriously, it's no joke. So he puts 10K a month towards the debt. That's $120,000 a year. He's paying $100,000 in taxes. That means he would have about $30,000 a year for him to live on and that's supporting his wife as well. So when you see a huge number like this, you might think that you can pay it off in four or five years, but in reality, it's more like 10 to 15 years because taxes take so much of your money. Now, not knowing anything else about this situation, there's a lot of other things that could change this advice, but in general, the best advice for someone who's in a situation like this is to do the 20-year pay-as-you-earn or the 25-year revised pay-as-you-earn plan. And basically, you'd be paying 10% of your discretionary income and then after 20 or 25 years, in theory, it would be forgiven. Now, he would have to pay taxes on whatever is left, which would be a significant amount of money and he'd have to pay income tax on this. So let's say he gets $1 million in debt forgiven. He would have to pay income tax on that $1 million in debt. That would be a huge chunk of money. So he'd have to also be saving money on the side during this 20-year period just to be able to pay that off. Now, since he started his own private practice and he doesn't actually know how much he's gonna be making in this period, he's kind of guessing that he's gonna be making $250,000, I really think this is the right way to go for him. He doesn't know whether his practice is gonna be successful or not at this point. So the smartest thing for him to do is to do the lowest possible payment, which is the 10% of your discretionary income. If he started aggressively paying down the loan at this point when you own your own business, you really don't know how much money you're gonna be making. So for instance, something like what happened right now could come along with this pandemic and all of a sudden, you're not making any money. If you did the aggressive payment plan where you re-consolidate and refinance your loans so that you can pay it off as fast as possible, there's a good chance something can happen in the world, something can happen to your business, and all of a sudden, you don't have any income. So the 20-year pay-as-you-earn plan is probably a better idea for him at least at first. Once his business is off the ground, it's doing really well. Maybe he's making even more than $250,000 a year. At that point, that's when you can switch your strategy up and start aggressively paying down the loan. At this point, starting up a business like that, he probably has a ton of business expenses. He doesn't have that much cash flow, and so for that reason, he wants to have as much reserve cash as possible. But that's just my opinion. After watching this one, I kinda just wanted to give my quick opinion on this Dave Ramsey video. I think Dave gives really good advice for a lot of people, but I also think he's a little bit too stuck in his ways and he doesn't see the big picture sometimes. And I do disagree with some of his advice on this video. But actually, go ahead and check out the video for yourself. I'll make sure to leave that down in the description. Other than that, check out my videos right here. I made them just for you. Smash the like button, hit the subscribe button, ring the notification bell, and then comment down below any comments, thoughts, criticisms, et cetera that you have on the video.


Hey, welcome back to the channel. So if there is one thing that kills any email copywriter or agency owner's dreams before they even begin, it's picking a niche. So there are 107 people currently in my email side hustle program. And this is the number one place that people get stuck is picking a niche. They don't wanna pick the wrong niche. They only wanna go into the best one and they're always getting stuck on this stage before they even start because they just don't know what niche to pick or which one's the best one. This is also the most common question in my Facebook group on my YouTube channel and the comments and also replies to my daily emails is what is the best niche to pick if I'm writing emails? So today I'm gonna make it super easy for you. I'm gonna help you pick a niche in just, in literally just two seconds. And I'm gonna tell you the only two niches that you should be targeting if you're doing any kind of email related services. So if you've been stuck trying to pick a niche for days or weeks or months or even a year, I've seen people stuck on picking a niche for a year, I wanna help you fix that in this video. By the end of this video, you will have picked your niche if you're doing any kind of email service and you won't be stuck on this anymore. Now, if you like the content, make sure you hit the like and subscribe button so that you see all of my future videos and you can also help me to show it to other people who can benefit from this content as well. So again, make sure to like and subscribe and let's dive into the video right now. So one of the major mistakes that I see people making, especially beginners who are picking a niche for the first time and offering a service for the first time is they go way too narrow and way too specific on their first try. And this makes it nearly impossible for them to find clients because the amount of businesses that fit their criteria are just so tiny. So an example of this is they might say, my niche is female-owned e-commerce stores in California who sell luxury watches to women over 50. Like you see how specific and narrow that is, there's probably not that many companies who fit that criteria, which is gonna make it hard for you to find people to reach out to you and ultimately get clients. So my recommendation, especially if you're new to this and you're picking a niche for the first time, is to pick one of these two broader categories that I'm about to share with you, land your first few gigs by reaching out to people in one of these niches, you're gonna pick your niche in this video, one of these two that I'm about to share, start reaching out to people in the niche and landing your first few paying gigs. Then of course start getting results for people that you are working with and delivering services to and getting paid for. And then you can decide after getting experience and getting paid from working with clients and working on your first few gigs, then you can decide, I wanna go more specific into here, I wanna go more narrow into here and work with these specific types of companies. So again in a nutshell, start with a more broader category, so you have more people to reach out to, more potential clients. And then as you work with those clients, you can start to narrow in the focus depending on the results you're getting and the criteria that you figure out you need to get the best results. And with all that said, let's jump into these niches right now. The two best email copywriting niches and the only two you should be focused on, especially if you're beginning. And by the end of this video, you should be picking one of these two niches here. So let's jump into these right now. So niche number one is e-commerce physical product companies. And I'm sure you can guess what this is, it's anyone who sells physical products online. So I would say from what I know and what I've seen, these types of companies are the most common for people who do an email copywriting or email marketing services. It's most common for them to work with e-commerce physical product companies. And so what are the pros of targeting this niche? Well, number one, they're easy to find. There are tons of these e-commerce stores and people who sell physical products online. If you don't believe me, just go to Amazon. All those companies are e-commerce physical product companies. They sell physical products and they're using an online store, online website to do that, amazon.com. The second thing is there are a lot of simple and really awesome tools to help you, especially if you do an email, to help you with serving this niche. So Clavio is a great example of a tool that is specifically for e-commerce email marketing and for sales tracking. So it's a very mature, solid tool specifically for this niche. And those are two of the biggest pros or advantages I would say about targeting e-commerce physical product companies. Is there easy to find because there's so many of them and there is great tools that will help you to help these types of businesses. Now the main con or disadvantage of working with this niche is their profit margins are lower than the second niche I'm gonna share with you because they have extra expenses like cost of goods sold and inventory and shipping costs. So the way that this affects you is you might not be able to charge as premium of a price point because their profit margins are lower because of these extra expenses. But still overall a very solid niche to target anyone who's selling physical products online. These are a perfect niche to target for you if you're offering email copywriting, email marketing services. Now niche number two is digital product companies. And I'm sure you can guess this one as well, right? Anyone selling digital products online. So some examples of digital products are things like info products, online courses, coaching, masterminds, master classes, workshops, any kind of tools or even SaaS products. These are all examples of digital products. Now the main advantage of targeting digital product companies is they have much higher profit margins because they don't have cost of goods sold or inventory or shipping costs. They create a digital product and they can duplicate it and resell it over and over and over again and they don't have to pay all those extra expenses because it's a digital product. And what that means for you is you're able to charge more of a premium because they have more profits and they can afford to pay you more because they're not paying all those extra expenses for cost of goods and inventory and shipping and everything that comes with the physical product to business. Now the downside to targeting this niche, digital product companies is they are slightly harder to find than physical product companies from at least from my experience and the tools that they have available aren't as good or I don't like them as much as the physical product companies. So I haven't found anything that's like Clavio yet at the same price point where the sales tracking, the email sending and all the tools that Clavio has, there isn't an equal in the info product or digital product space. So those were the main disadvantages for this niche is the companies are a little hard to find and the tools aren't as good from what I've seen as the physical product company tools. Now personally for my niche at growthresponse.io which is my services and consulting company, I target digital product companies in the e-learning space and I'm targeting companies who are on the higher ticket range. So they sell products that are in the 1K to 50K per year range and these are the main companies that I target. I like to focus on high ticket e-learning companies digital product space. Now here's the thing, I didn't just start there, right? I didn't go straight to e-learning companies in the digital product space who are selling offers over 1K. That's pretty specific. I started off just selling to any digital product companies, my email copywriting services and as I started to work with SaaS companies and info product companies and coaches and consultants, I figured out the sweet spot of where I wanted to continue working and then I started to narrow in and create more specific criteria of who I wanted to work with as a client. So now that you know the two best email copywriting or email marketing niches which is number one, e-commerce physical product companies and number two is digital product companies. Here is how you pick a niche in two seconds. So here's what I want you to do. I want you to find a coin. I want you to assign a niche to each side, right? So heads, it could be digital product companies and tails, it could be physical product companies. And then I want you to flip that coin and whatever it lands on, if you're undecided, right? If you don't know how to pick your niche or you don't know what you wanna go with, flip the coin and whatever it lands on, that's your niche. That's what you're picking. So that's how you pick a niche in two seconds, right? Put digital product or a physical product on heads or tails, you're gonna flip the coin, whatever it lands on, that's what you're gonna stick to for the next 90 days. So there you go, boom. You just picked your niche in two seconds by flipping a coin and now you don't have to worry about getting stuck on picking a niche for days or weeks or months or even a year. Now you have it and if you actually go through and flip a coin, you'll have your niche picked and now you can go out and start reaching out to potential clients. So to wrap this up, those were the two best email marketing or email copywriting niches that you should target, especially if you're a beginner. Number one is physical product e-commerce companies. Number two is digital product companies.  Also remember not to make the mistake of going too specific or too narrow on your first try. Keep it a little more broad, pick one of these two that I gave you here and narrow it in and create more specific criteria once you get more experience. The main thing I want for you is to get that experience and to start making money and that's gonna help you make better and better decisions. It's not gonna come from sitting around and trying to think of what is the best niche gonna be, what kind of specific criteria can I create to stand out. It comes from going and reaching out to people and just picking something and starting. So this video, watch it again.  Now, if you wanna learn the skill of writing emails that sell, email copywriting and email marketing, so that once you pick a niche, clients wanna hire you, go to emailrainmaker.com that's gonna take you to my free Facebook group and my email list where I share a ton more content around that. And that's it for this video. I'll see you in the next one. Take it easy.


What's what's what's upside about that Keekley? Obviously he had a heck of a lot of success this league What does he do so well and why is it what makes him so good? my thing um He's been a great player in his league for since he's been in here for a while And I think he's good at everything. He's very instinctive. He's gonna be around the ball every time He's good at you know reading the quarterback being the right place to get picked So play he's a you know total package that linebacker Halfway point of the season what do you feel like needs to To get better that maybe help this team take the next step well as a team or me Probably both maybe you personally then maybe as a team as well. I think we just build off of the good things we're doing and just improve on things you need to work at and As far as me after like I could take it to the next level to help this team You know always feel like I can do that you know to make this run that we want to make you know No, because it's hard to win in this league So, you know this I think just focus on being consistent at the good things and then like you always do like any other way We work on the things that we need to get better at and then no let it carry on to the game I didn't even know that Did you realize he'd heard his hand yesterday when he hit you on the face man, so what did he say? Yeah, he hit it pretty hard, but he didn't say anything. I know you wrapped it up I kept going If you think back to the Heisman race when you wanted are we able to develop a relationship with christian the capri in that short period of time? Um, yeah, we got to talk um, you know on and off, you know going through that process Um, that was a fun week Um, and yeah, so I got to know him a little bit through there and then just watching him from from there on out He's clearly a guy. It's a lot smaller than you know, but I mean when you look at touches He's over 50 percent of their type 46 percent a high amount regardless Is this a surprise you that a guy that size is able to handle that? bulk of I'm not really because I knew he was gonna do that when he came in the league just how he played at at stanford You know, um, he's a great player one of the best players in the league and he's playing at a high level right now You know, he's doing a lot of great things for the team especially on offense. Um, He can do it all man running catching, you know, he's still going blocking So I think he's the tallest practice at running back and he's been doing a great job and you know, hope he has continues Continue success except begins us You know, you got to pride yourself on protecting the football was last week. Maybe a reminder that you know ball security is Always paramount. Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's very very critical You know me just trying to break a tackle, you know, that shows right there My security is critical because I brought the tackle and then hit the ball with my knees So, you know, he's got to keep it high and tight, you know We got a focal point this week and make sure I'm conscious of it and just concentrate on keeping the ball tight Whenever I'm trying to make a move on the defender or you know embracing the tackle


So, Ellie, how do you think we're doing? Ellie, how do you think we're doing? Great. I think we're doing great. Oh gosh, I had to use the talk button there. Why don't you explain that to these folks? So sometimes when you're jamming with people and you've got headphones on and you have an idea you want to talk about in the song, instead of taking your headphones off and be like, hey, you can just use the talk button. So it's located here on the blender or on the app right there. You just tap that. It activates it and you can have a conversation without removing your headphones. And then you can tap it off to deactivate it. Why don't you tell us about the rest of the buttons on the blender? You could call talk a sort of global function and here are some more global functions along the top here. Mute, reset, and compress. We've already discussed Bluetooth, of course, to pair to the phone. Mute is really handy to turn everybody's headphones off while you plug in something that's going to be noisy or it's just a way to just like quiet everybody's headphones for a moment. Bluetooth, of course, we discussed reset. Now that's really handy where if you've got a, you've had a jam session and everybody's messed with their levels and all the levels are all over the place and you want to get them back to a sort of starting position, press and hold that for three seconds and it brings it back to the factory settings, which are nice and nice place to start. Finally there's compress here. Compress reduces the amount of dynamic peaks and so it doesn't hurt your ears so much when you're starting to get loud. So that's basically that. Yeah, and then the last thing we're going to talk to you guys about is the USB, which is on the back of the device there. So this is the one that comes in the box and what this does is it connects to your computer or to an app or, sorry, iPad, thank you, or your iPhone if you want to do any multi-track recording or firmware updates. So we are actually going to do a video called how to do a multi-track recording to an iOS garage band and what you're going to need is one of these camera connector kits and it just takes your USB to lightning so that you can plug into an iPad or an iPhone. So stay tuned for that. Thank you guys so much for checking out this series. We hope it was helpful. Please subscribe to our YouTube channel, like the video and if you have any questions or comments, please do so below and we will do everything we can to give you guys a hand and get you guys all set up to blend. Cheers. Cheers, thank you.


power melanated people. When we talk about who we really are as guys and understanding that our melanin is so power and it connects us in a way that the reason why they fear black the reason why they fear is because they the lack that they have of it. So you have a person that has has the lack of pigment the lack of melanin that they know that they will be annihilated. They have the lack of compassion that melanin comes with compassion melanin comes with soul that we call we call it soul we soul brothers and sisters.   People who didn't have what we had. And when I say we speak of the melanated people right they had to be savages. They're acting as animals. So they're the ones that are actually closer to animals. They're the ones that are actually the true savages. I'll tell you one thing melanin doesn't fix and that's stupidity. Welcome back everyone.  All of this coming from a guy named Nick Cannon. I got to admit I have no idea who the guy is until this story popped up. But apparently he's been on some CVS Viacom show. We're going to talk about this story and how the media reported it or rather what they didn't report on it. But first give me just a minute to tell you about this episode sponsor prepare with drone tech dot com when you see what's going on in our country right now there's plenty to be concerned about social unrest is making life very uncomfortable and it could quickly get worse on top of that a second wave of coronavirus is threatening to devastate our economy and our way of life again. Well we have severe food shortages this time will supply chains get cut off if people can't work will you even be able to go to the grocery store. These are realistic dangers so don't let yourself be caught unprepared. Here's what to do right now go to www.preparewithdrone tech dot com and start building your emergency food supply today. 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Let's go to what it really is then when we talk about the power of melanated people when we talk about who we really are as guys and understanding that when we talk about who we really are as guys and understanding that wrong but melanin definitely doesn't have anything to do with psychology or any of these other traits that this guy is attributing it to but needless to say I'm not surprised at all to hear this rhetoric increasingly coming from the mainstream it's something I've been talking about for years now that we should worry about because it just seems like it's being normalized over time this hatred of white people on this constant reinforcement and justification of that hate and then the people who normally would be the biggest you know the biggest voices against racism are the ones rationalizing and and acting like oh well this is different when you're racist to white people but what did actually surprise me is that he actually got fired from CBS Viacom and although now all these other people like Diddy P. Diddy or whatever he's calling himself now offered him a job and I'm sure he's going to get a job somewhere because you know being racist against whites is not a problem it's open it's you know it's it's okay to do but as always the narrative must not be contradicted and that's what I was just talking about how whites can't be racist and you can't be racist to whites that's the narrative and you probably noticed like I did that all the headlines and stories out there all of them literally I even on like Breitbart and and right leaning sites which is kind of baffling although if you read the articles you'll get a little bit more information but every one of these headlines uh list anti-semitism as the reason he was fired and that's because that's what CBS said CBS Viacom came out and said we're letting you go because of your anti-semitic statements and it's true he he did make anti-semitic statements he's made anti-semitic statements going back seven years so this is nothing new um and on that point actually uh he's admitted uh on multiple occasions that he is in fact a racist. Nick Cannon. Yes.  Uh I don't really look at it like that because I'm the racist.  I'm the I'm very racist. I'm blatantly racist. Example I've never heard so much of proud of it but I am proud to be racist or a racist is one who believes their race is superior over certain things. You know what I mean? There's certain things that I believe my race is superior. So, yeah, he did have some anti-semitic moments going back. I mean this guy you listen to him and he sounds like the black Israelites who are incredibly anti-semitic.  A lot of this violence that you saw in New York against Orthodox Jews was coming from um uh black Israelites or followers of that ideology. Nick Cannon obviously subscribes to that ideology. I mean this isn't just run-of-the-mill bigotry. This is like eugenics, Nazi-esque um high level kind of stuff and you know I also pointed out uh that he calls himself a god at the beginning of his reign. He says black people are gods. I mean I could be wrong but did the Nazis ever even claim that they were gods? I mean they claimed that they were superior but did they ever claim they were gods? I don't know. I could be wrong about that. So, I mean it just seems like this guy's taking it to a whole new level. Like I was saying literally every article out there, every single one of them, the headline is that it was anti-semitism they was fired for. Now, this is a problem because if you read the actual articles, they never even mentioned white anything. They don't mention that this anti-white rant and that's concerning to me. I mean why wouldn't it be? He, white people are human beings too. Why would you not apply the same standards? So, let's just look at some news stories here and just see how they're reporting this because it just seems like they're ignoring the all the anti-white rhetoric and just focusing on anti-semitism from him. Which again I've pointed out has been, you know, he's been saying for years now. It's nothing new. So, we'll look up Nick Cannon here. Nick Cannon to remain at Fox Show after Viacom CBS fired him over anti-semitic comments. Okay, I had nothing to do with the white comments. Those were okay. Duane Wade tweets, delete support for Nick Cannon after actor was fired for anti-semitic remarks. Okay, I wonder if he was supportive of him for the white comments but then he got canned for the anti-semitic ones. So, then he has to pull his support because one is acceptable, one the other isn't. Then we got Nick Cannon apologizes for anti-semitic remarks. Fox keeps him on mass singer. Okay, so then on Fox it's just talking about anti-semitic remarks and so you just keep going here and it's just a total focus on his anti-semitic comments. Nothing, nothing about his anti-white comments which is just mind-blowing. I mean, here we have Nick Cannon apologizes for his hurtful and divisive words towards the Jewish community. Not as white ones, does he apologize for any white comments in here? Nope, nothing in here about white comments.  Just like, you know, the anti-semitic rhetoric that they had a problem with is these anti-Jewish conspiracy theories that, like what you hear from the Black Israelis. The white conspiracy theories are exactly the same. You just replace Jewish with white. I mean, it's the same thing. The issue here is that people are basically being trained.  There's no marches. Nobody's standing up and saying, this is wrong. We need to stop this because if we're against racism, if we're going to claim to be anti-racist, that's racism. We need to stand up against it, but they don't. In fact, they encourage it. And just a side note, it's interesting that both the anti-fascist and the anti-racist are the opposite of what they claim to be. And that's another baffling aspect of all this, is that a lot of the people pushing it are white people. And I don't understand why. Do they just think that by doing it that they'll be spared any sort of negative backlash? Are they not worried about their kids or how their kids are going to be treated or your kids' kids in a couple generations? Because if this continues, it will become normalized in a generation or two. And then what's going to happen? Forget what's going to happen. Look at what's going on right now. Look at what's going on with your tax dollars. What your tax dollars are paying for over at the National Museum of Black History and Culture. Aspects and assumptions of whiteness and white culture in the United States. Wow, that sounds scary. And by the way, the American flag is facing the wrong way there. You would think the Smithsonian would know that, but apparently not. And that was actually pointed out to me by one of our Discord members, WJ Spade. Good guy, full of lots of good information. Come check him out in Discord. But what we have here is the white dominant culture or whiteness refers to the ways in which white people and their traditions, attitudes, and ways of life have been normalized over time and are now considered standard practices in the United States. So the claim here is that these are all traits of white people, that white people have made the main culture of the United States through, I guess, force. I guess they're claiming that no other culture has any of these traits or, you know, none of these things are part of anyone else's culture, which I would completely disagree with. I think most of the world probably operates this way, but apparently rugged individualism is bad and it's white. The individual is the primary unit, self-reliance. Oh, self-reliance, that's bad. I can't tell you how many years I've been saying that the Democrat Party wants black people to be completely reliant on them so that they'll always be in power because these people always need them. And here it's like, it's like they're admitting that. I don't understand. Independence and autonomy are highly valued, rewarded. I'm, I'm really confused here. Independence is no longer good, subjugation is good, it's very Orwellian. Individuals assume to be in control of their environment. You get what you deserve. Yes, the choices that you make determine your life and they do have, there is a cause and effect there and uh, I don't think that's a white thing. I think that's just how reality and life works. And not just in our culture, I mean that's just nature in general. The family structure, the nuclear family, which we know is under attack by BLM, it's right there on their website about who they are. Emphasis on scientific method. Oh, that's bad. And how often are we hearing that it's conservatives and the right that are anti-science? Yet here, apparently emphasis on the scientific method is now bad. They, they can just have things both ways apparently. Objective, rational, linear thinking, cause and effect relationships. So then we have work ethic. Hard work is the key to success. What are they saying that being lazy is the key to success? That hard work being and becoming successful from your hard work is some sort of white idea that's brought on by white supremacy? I mean go to Japan or China and these countries, they value hard work. And just, I mean, in nature, if we had no cultures at all and we were just tribes, just tribes roaming around, the hardest working tribe is going to be the most successful. There's no doubt about that. It has nothing to do with the color of your skin. And just to wrap it up here real quick, I'm just going to kind of go through the rest of this quickly, but we got future orientation, plan for the future, delayed gratification, progress is always best, tomorrow will be better. I mean these are all good things. This is being optimistic, planning for the future, waiting to spend all your money.  You're always just catching up. And you can do it that way, but it's obviously better to do it the other way. Time, follow rigid time schedules, time viewed as a commodity.  Is that this pamphlet reads like something that came from the Ku Klux Klan. It's like enforcing all these negative stereotypes about black people and portraying white people as this superior godly group of people. I don't understand it. It doesn't seem, it seems to be doing the opposite of what it intends to do. So what can we do to counter this insidious creeping hate? I think the answer is that we need to stand up for ourselves. We need to protest and make noise, something that we don't usually do. And I think that a lot of that comes down to a lot of us are working. We have families. We don't want to go out and protest and get in trouble, get arrested and have records. We don't, we do respect authority. I mean we may have issues with the police but ultimately we respect the institution and we respect people who want to keep the community safe. And so you don't really see us out there a lot protesting. That's why they call us the silent majority. But we need to stop, we need to maybe stop that. We need to maybe take some risks and get out there because otherwise we're not being seen. And I realize that the counter to that will be that the media will always portray us in a negative light and that's true no matter what we do. So it's completely nuts but we gotta do something. We have to stand up to what is essentially a communist uprising that's been kind of slowly happening for a while but really seems to be ramping up right now.  Our culture is not evil. We have a great culture, a culture that's constantly improving. If we just tear it down it's going to be replaced with something much worse. There is no way that these people are going to replace this culture that we've been building all this time and they're just going to come in with Marxism or communism and just and make something better that's not going to happen. The more that this goes on unopposed the more that the younger generations are just going to think that that's how it is and they're going to go along with it.  It's going to be ingrained into the culture at that point. It may already be too late. I kind of worry that it is already too late. But if nothing else you can support this channel so that I can continue doing my small part to call out this stuff and spread the word. You can do that by supporting this channel sponsors like preparewithdronetech.com and healthwithdronetech.com or you can also do so by supporting me on one of these platforms. You can find all those links in the description or pin comment. Thanks for watching. Keep coming back.