The following is a presentation of TFNN Trading Hour with your host, David White. Call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, David White. And welcome all to another exciting edition of the Power Trading Hour with me, your own lovable and squeezibly soft host. As always, we like to come to you at this time. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. People ask me why I do that because I always say because if you didn't know and you watched a rebroadcast, you only know what you know at the time, right? So I know what I know right now. But in six hours from now, that may be dated, just like the newspaper, today's newspaper or something tomorrow's newspaper, a mullet wrapper, if you're on the docks. So we're up 34.5 points. I was hoping that we'd get a little bit more of a volume decline, a little bit lower today and kind of get it out of the way. When we look at options, in fact, we'll do that maybe in the next segment. Pretty much saying 2850, 2870 is kind of where they went out last night. So I was hoping that we'd have a lot more downside today or at least just go sideways and burn a lot of the premiums off. So maybe I could get ready for the pop late this week. Didn't really see any kind of indications in the charts that we're going to get a pop today, hopefully, or maybe even tomorrow we get one more push down, drive everybody to despair.  But you never know. Anyway, again, we finally had some decent volume in the market today. Not such four point, excuse me, 3.8 and change billion shares. So volume is kind of light. Let me update that. Not what you would think. And of course, we never really got the kind of big down put numbers that would make me think we've had a permanent low in. Even with this bounce, I still suspect that when we get into next week, it's going to be a slow slide into the three day weekend. Maybe we just continue to lose five, six points or something a day on average through next week. That would be the perfect setup to coming back into June and buying. And so many of the stocks are set up that way, all the ones I'm looking at anyway, that it certainly looks like that's going to be it. I've had a lot of stocks that I wanted to get into longer term, the tech insider. Just too many things going on. But now that everybody isn't betting on us going to the moon, much better prices to get back in on longer term trades and have a little bit of cushion down below instead of buying them at the top of the hysteria. For the hype cycle, which I'm writing about for this week's tech insider, along with some other stuff, a lot of biology in this week's tech insider, we did finish a trade that we've had on since early January in the tech insider. So what is that five months? And that was on Tesla. We started shorting. I think the top tick I had on Tesla when I started shorting was 345. I wanted to show exactly how you short an elephant or something that's way too short. So we showed how you could just short every pop and kind of ladder in. So we laddered in 25% of a time, the last time at 290, I think at 295 or 297. I was a little bit more ambitious up at the top. But if you've got a long term short on, how do you put one on if you can't be in front of the screen all the time, especially with a stock that's got fairly high short interest? And the answer is kind of ladder in. That way you won't get quite as much, but at the same time, you don't have to put all that risk on at once. Anyway, we covered it at 227 yesterday, and I think my average is around 330 or something. But you could actually take a look at that. And it's one of the more impressive and most easily identifiable bubbles, I suspect, in the market in a long time. It took me back to iOmega and several others. I still think it's going to 40 bucks if you've listened to the show for a long time. I think that's approximately what its real value is. But it's going to probably go sideways for, I don't know, the summer. Maybe it's two months, maybe it's one month or something. You're going to have to digest it. Had too many shorts coming in. I wanted to hold it for the next couple of years, but I didn't think if we got a decent bounce that it was probably worth hanging on to. And two, probably going after some long positions here, like I said, in that newsletter around the 1st of June, maybe sooner, saw a couple of today that interested me greatly. We just need them to close back into the trading range in the next day or two. I could buy them by Friday. But very interesting trades, and of course, everybody's glum the end of the world. That's when I like to buy. When everybody's euphoric, I'm afraid. And when everybody's afraid, I'm kind of greedy, thinking that maybe I'll be able to buy for pennies on the dollar and try that. Anyway, a good wrap up for our Tesla short. And we'll probably be coming back to that well once again. You can call me at<PHONE_NUMBER>. You can email me at path at tfnn.com. And of course, you can always put a message. There was no cost, additional cost to borrow Tesla shares. So yes, we will show the option curves. There wasn't any additional costs that I found. And I've got another question from actually one of the subscribers, why I covered it. And the only reason was there weren't any shares at anywhere to loan. And generally, that's a pretty good indication that it's probably time to get out, let some of the late to the party guys get bored out. Generally when we start seeing maybe a fourth or even a half of the shorts kind of get out and get bored. That's generally when the stocks are ready to go back down and take the next big leg down. But we've talked about all the things in this technology sphere of electronic vehicles and how the rest of the world seems to be going on to fuel cells, or at least Germany, South Korea. 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I kept on hoping that it would press farther and farther and the volume would fall out. I'd have a good opportunity to buy some calls didn't seem to work out so far still have a little bit of the week left. I have a feeling that maybe we pressed a little bit too far down and we probably picked up too many shorts. Sometimes you can. Yeah I'm going to say 285 is kind on the low side 287 on the spies kind of looks a little bit more realistic so and we're not that far away. So the question is do we get much of anything else happening the rest of this week. I don't think so but we can you know very news driven market but it certainly looks like on options they've cinched this up dramatically since last Friday and even into yesterday where they had flat basically from about 240 all the way to 300 on the S&P and really cinched it up yesterday. So they kind of think that they got it now that the news is in they kind of got something that can go sideways here into Friday. I continue to hope that we get a light volume pull back into the three day weekend. So we go back maybe test few of these lower spots on some of these stocks and set up the buy for the summertime rally. I'm not as bearish as everybody else is long term at least a lot of people I'm talking to man they're not quite out there in the Times Square with a sign that says the end is nigh but close they're close that always makes me think that maybe it's time to start looking for stocks that have come back on low light volume back to previous lows. So I'll be probably concentrating on that and in the shows and pointing those out over the next week. What else do we have got a little bit of history history repeating it is history repeating it on this day in 1804 one year after the United States doubled its territory with the Louisiana purchase the Lewis and Clark expedition leaves in St. Louis Missouri on an expedition to explore the Northwest from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. Even before the U.S. government concluded purchase negotiation with France President Thomas Jefferson commissioned his private secretary Mereweather Lewis and William Clark on an army captain to lead the expedition into what's now the U.S. Northwest on May 14th the core of discovery or if I was Obama it'd be the corpse of discovery featuring approximately 45 men although only approximately 33 men would make the full journey left for St. Louis for the American interior and that was it. What else is going on. Okay. And did you do what else to do. Okay. And what else do we have. I think that's it for history and I have a lot of more comments. I do remember going in my teenage years going for a river rafting tour somewhere where these guys were but kind of a vague memory. Don't remember much of it left. Let's get into some charts have a lot of questions are ready. And we shall see answering a couple of emails here. As we said covered the Tesla short yesterday in the in the tech insider and kind of see where we went short back here in the first few days of January of the year. I wanted to hold this thing for a couple of years but man it just just seemed like it was getting kind of long in the tooth could have a decent bounce in this and then try to re short it in the meantime we've got a few other questions. First one is take a look at McDonald's MCD and this thing did not break at all on the way back up. I don't see anything that breaks this why everybody keeps telling everybody they won't eat McDonald's they continue to eat McDonald's not a lot of juice back up here. I don't know if you want to go short or long. I just don't see the risk reward going short support comes back in at about one ninety four and at worst if it blows apart one ninety. So you make ten bucks on a two hundred dollars stock that's five percent ain't not enough for me. I don't see anything out here that said that's ever broke in the downturns. And until you get some kind of signal I don't see anything out here that says lower being improving economy far in advance of what we got. But they still make a lot of money on breakfast and lunch even if people aren't eating a lot of dinners there these days. I don't see anything in it at least in the chart at the moment and I haven't looked through the books that far. Another quick question out here before we get to the restoration hardware to do OK. And this kind of one of the reasons why I covered the short and Tesla yesterday and that is that you've had these things blown apart. This one from one from one fifty seven seventy one down to ninety four thirty one. The problem is you had to be right there on earnings pretty much to catch most of these and kind of a tough sell as wildly as this is reacted to earnings before and of course when they came into earnings there wasn't a lot of foreshadowing other than the stock price had already started to move down. You were going to blow out the lows so significantly. You know what you would really I think the next leg on this one if you could get it would be one twenty five. If it gets back up there you shake off a lot of the early shorts and this thing everybody gets bored with it. That may be one of the bigger ABC's. What is that going to be about. Well I can actually do it since I wrote the software that does it. We can look at the expansions and I don't have to do that much to do that. What are we going to do here.  Well I guess probably not what I'm looking for. But we'll see. Let's just look at the retracement at the moment. OK go a little shorter time frame. Maybe there we are. 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Got a couple of emails during the break. Okay. Dunkin' Donuts on this one. I don't go to Dunkin' Donuts. I got a friend, we go to the beach on Sunday mornings to walk down the beach and stuff. Anyway, I don't drink coffee. That's probably why I don't go to Dunkin' Donuts that much. Don't eat donuts either, or have it for a long time. I get one if they're free, but generally I go for something a little more substantial and have a big breakfast. I have kind of a light lunch, maybe have a light dinner, but I like to start off the day and not hungry all day long. Didn't really bother me at night, but I'm always hungry in the morning, probably because I don't eat at night that much. But I don't see a whole lot in this one either.  I think you really have to go back up to 7750 and fail before. Yeah, it could fail right now, but I'm not a big fan of shorting that one either. See what else we have. Okay, and we're back in here. Got a couple of questions we'll try to get to. And we got, who is this? Me, oh, Richard. I got a whole bunch of emails here. U.S. Steel's big dog. What do I think of it here? Actually, Chart doesn't look that bad. And again, I'm a big fan of when the throwing all the babies out with the bathwater to go back and look at it back on May 2nd, $14.16, 26 million shares. You got into it with 17, 18 million shares yesterday. You kind of go on sideways out here. You got kind of light volume now. This is where a lot of these patterns, I think everybody's going to be driving and going, you know what, we're going to get an instant V-bottom. We're going to get it. I don't think it's going to be that way. I think we're into that part of the year where things kind of slow down and volume slows down. So it's going to be hard for shorts to drive these things into the ground. They're just not going to be that kind of huge, you're going to need a lot of selling. Now, we've got pretty much the end of the big IPO boom this week. They needed to raise another five billion shares. My guess is that most of that people started selling after they saw on Friday how bad it went. They probably went ahead and started selling, hoping to catch these IPOs this week and maybe thinking that these IPOs would come out at a much better price than probably thought when they were trying to get out before Lyft and Uber. And a lot of times that's it. A lot of times they just print a lot more shares and still screw you in the end on these IPOs, but I'll be watching for a handful of them. But we've got a couple, the rest of this week, about five billion dollars, and then that's kind of it. So there may be a little hangover over there. You know what? If I have, as a seasoned drinker in my youth, I used to like Long Island teas, and if I drank rum or any of the other things in the Long Island tea by themselves, seemed to have a hangover. But if I drank them all together in one big thing, this never seemed to have the same hangover. But you knew that you were drunk. That was for sure. That's back when you could do it in the 80s. Now you can't do that anymore. Mad Men was kind of the end of it. Anyway, we're down here at these Lowe's. I would love to see these things go sideways and disbore everybody out of the world. So I don't say that it's a bad setup here. And especially with the tariffs, I think everybody's, like I said, throwing the baby out with bathwater here, I think that's gonna set up some very nice buys. But you're going into a week where the volume's really gonna start falling out. It's not generally wanna wanna plant a flag. I would love for these stocks that are down on light volume, just to go sideways all the way into next Friday, all the way into the next vacation period and see how well these things work out. Because I mean, there's a couple of things that Tim Ward taught me as we listened to him all here on TFNN in the early 2000s. And that was one, don't get in too big a hurry and when everybody's bored, good time to start really watching either at highs or lows. And again, you've got enough of a volume drop here that looks good, but you're also going into a week where we needed to raise a little more money and probably still a bit of a hangover and everybody looking over their shoulders and in the rear view mirrors that the tariff guys, the tariff monster is gonna get them. So it could be nice. Now, if we just go sideways and light volume and let all that tension, the tensions, wouldn't that inspector clue? So he had to get rid of the tensions. I forget what movie that was in, but they were bad for some reason. I'll think of it. I think it was when Kato was forced to give him a massage every day, but the tensions have to be let go and time is part of it. So I would absolutely love for the market and the big indexes to pull back on light volume next week and stocks that you're looking at here, don't move. This volume all falls out. They really don't go any lower. Everybody that sold, that had an opportunity to sell is done with it. And then maybe come back. What is that the second? Whatever it is. 27th is that. So you got, yeah. You got fund buying coming back in the 28th. You could start seeing that market move right into that fund buying coming back on the 28th. And so that's what I would ideally think it would be the bullish setup. The bearish setup would be us just running right back up into the 24th into that weekend. I don't see that. There's still a lot of overhead resistance. So it's gonna be hard slogging. Could do it. I don't think there's a lot of risk reward until we get to the 28th in this market, except maybe Thursday and Friday for options expiration. But yeah, this day kind of wiped out a lot of it. But yeah, might have individual stocks that show a lot of promise. I looked at the option curves on about 100 stocks last night. I'll look at them again. 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If you remember that 1975 game where it was kind of like Pong, except it was a single person. You'd bounce it around and they were able to use the machine learning algorithm on it. After it played about 500 games, there was no human that could beat it. At about 100 games, it was better than all humans. But by 500 games, it learned something about a strategy in the game that just absolutely tore the game up and no human could really do well.  So I've got a model that does that. One of the problems though is this model is very much kind of like the weather forecast. I can tell about 10 days, three months, much harder to do or two months. So a lot of times I will take the money early. In the case of the last of the options, what do we get? Five or 600% and a handful of days. Now, if we hold on, we could have gotten considerably more, but at the same point, I can't bet that either the president of China or the president of the United States gonna say something that's gonna help our cause. I know that there's a certain amount of movement that you should get whether or not those guys were tweeting or not. And that's kind of when I try to get out and how I kind of say the same thing at the end of every show, which is sell when you can not when you have to, because generally, if you get a huge win and then you have to give half of it back, you're generally a lot more disappointed than this selling it up front, but who knows? Anyway, same thing. The problem with basically why didn't I take the puts on the UVXY when it was up at 95 and we were shorting it up there? Well, when everybody wants to short the world, you just the call, the puts and calls are ridiculously priced. You can make these huge, the huge money in option when everybody's euphoric and they don't wanna really spend a lot of money or charge a lot of money on calls or puts because they think that the market's just going higher. And at that point, if you can get it correct and my model's been is now two for two for that type of machine learning model on the UVXY so it works pretty good, but anybody that in machine language knows what I'm talking about and the kind of model that it is. But again, almost always like the weather forecast, yeah, can you tell two, three, four, five, six, seven days out, but the models more than often fall apart after a handful of days. So if I'm doing something like that and I can make five or 600% on a single trade, more than likely to go get and take that cash. Got a couple more things to talk about and then an announcement before the end of the show. So we gotta get to that. TXNC Jim or Tim says from Golden Colorado, can you give me a buy point for Texas Instruments and HD? Texas Instruments, man, you basically had it yesterday. You filled about half of that gap. The pop-up today's not too bad, but anything around 107, 106.50, again, like I said, what you want this to do into next week at Light Volume Bounce today is you want the same to come back into that 107, 106 area and you want the volume to just die out in the stock to go sideways. I think there are probably better plays than this, but not a bad trade, maybe up to 115, something like that looks like where resistance would be on that. What else are we looking at? TXNC HD. This one's tougher because it actually broke through the previous high, which is the February 25th high on Home Depot. You didn't have a lot of volume. You need a close back above 193.42 to give you a buy signal. You're at 192.32. To me, this one looks like the better play because if it bounces and closes above 193.42, you're probably still in it to win it. And it was just a false break and pullback into what should be fairly decent support. What I dislike about this stock, it never had a sign of strength. When it went over 193.42, so I don't know if you get that much out of it again. A lot of diminishing returns on these, I want to find stocks that are kind of all washed out. I suspect that if I'm looking in the right sector, it is more than likely going to be in biotech, maybe the big winner for this summer, depending on where you're at in it. And I've been looking at some stocks. In fact, I attended a symposium on stocks in a certain part of the biotech sector. And that's what I'm going to be writing about in the Tech Insider on Friday. Anyway, not a lot of volume out here today. I would love to see biotech come back down to IBB come down to maybe 100 bucks. And if it just comes on light volume all next week down to there. Now, if you are a bearer, what you want to start seeing is the market moving up on very light volume and making that B to C move on light volume during this week, and then have it all fall apart in June. But that's it. What else do we have? Got a couple more emails to take a look at. Nothing, nothing. Okay. He had a question, probably a good thing to address at this time. The question is about Jim Chano shorting Dunkin Donuts. He's made a fairly good case on it. The problem I always see with these accounting things was and same thing was with Tesla is he was a short a year before it started to fall apart. He was short test. He was short in Ron a year before it started to fall apart. A lot of these accounting fraud kind of stocks or ones that are where the books are just generally roasted take a long time to get ready. So when I see this stuff, I put it on my radar. I think about it a long time and I wait for the next big signal technically to see whether or not I still think that thesis is there. Like I said, I didn't see much in Dunkin Donuts now, but now that I know that Chano's is on it, I'll think a lot more about it. But I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best at everything you do in life. 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Good morning everyone. It is Monday. Today I'm just in the studio. I'm going to an event. I'm gonna get my nails done this morning because I don't really have much time the rest of this week and they're, like, rough. This morning I woke up really early and I got a lot of editing done and just, like, random schoolwork and stuff. Finals are due, like, tomorrow and done with. And I'm actually, like, pretty much done, honestly, with all my schoolwork. But anyways, I just found out after going to this nestle on for, like, I don't know, six months that they have a parking lot.  It's just embarrassing. So I'm going to... how do I even know which one? Reserve Nature Well. Nature Well. So anyways, I just found this parking. If you guys are new here, subscribe. I only have a few days left in LA. This week is kind of just, like, getting everything done and then I'm gone until early January. So I go to New York this weekend and then I come back for, like, 20 hours and then I leave for the holidays. So we're doing a lot of stuff this week. But, yeah, today I'm just recording a bunch of episodes, intros, ads. I'm recording with my favorite Pilates instructor, which will be very, very fun. I'm going to have it with Morgan and then I'm going to Pilates with Daylight, my favorite instructor. So that's what's on the agenda for today. Hope you guys are enjoying Vlogmas. Comment down below what your favorite thing that you guys have seen in Vlogmas has been so far. Also this morning, I ordered a few last Christmas presents and here we are. Okay, I just got my favorite Tobbo Green Smoothie from Nature Well, which is literally right next to where I get my nails done. I go to Alora in Studio City. All right, so I just got my nails done. I got them a lot shorter and I got a classic red. This is, like, pretty festive, I think, but I really was just feeling short red nails. This is, like, lately, honestly, I wish they could be a little bit shorter, but their dip and dip, for me, is just so much better for my nails when I do gel. It trashes them, so, yeah, that's just what I got. Love it. I go to Alora Nails in Studio City. Okay, guys, I don't know how I'm just realizing that the Sweetgreen in Studio City did open up. I knew it was being built because it's right next to Drybar. That, fun fact, I'm almost positive that's the second Drybar to ever have been created. They started on Brentwood. That's the second one. But, yeah, anyways, I didn't realize that this Sweetgreen over here had opened, so I'm gonna go to that and I might even try to fill his coffee after because I do need to grab coffee I haven't had any today. So we'll see. Here we go. All right, update everyone. It's not open. So I, like, walk all the way there. I'm filming, just doing my whole thing, and then I realized it's not open and the lady told me it opens right before Christmas, so that was embarrassing. Anyways, it is never, I don't know, I just, I don't, I don't know. Anyways, I'm just gonna drive to the one on West Hollywood because I have to go to West Hollywood anyways to record in a little over an hour, so I'm gonna grab some food there and then go. So here we are, guys. All right, update. I'm at Sweetgreen number two, and we're off.  I'm about to do a little bit of computer work. I need to leave here in about, like, 25 minutes. I'm just gonna get a few things done. Okay, guys, so it is a few hours later. I don't know if you guys could tell earlier. I was just having a rough day.  It was just, like, I don't know, I think it was, like, my hardest night, so I just went kind of down today. But I knew if I got up and I got a bed and I did, I mean, I didn't have an option to, like, not go to, like, work and stuff, but, um, yeah, I don't know. I, like, knew that I would feel better, but, um, I also knew because I had De La, who's my favorite Pilates instructor ever. I'm gonna, like, personally train with her and stuff, starting in January, which I'm really excited about. Anyways, so I kind of figured that that was what was gonna happen. I was gonna, like, go to the studio. I normally feel so much better leaving the studio, having a weird mid-day slump. And then De La got there and we recorded and I think, like, honestly, it's one of my favorite episodes. It's all about health and fitness and stuff. It's gonna go out on January 2nd, so it's, like, perfect for the new year, but literally just, like, being with her just made me in a much better mood, like, so, so, so much better. So anyways, now I am off. Um, I'm going, actually, to De La Pilates class at 7.15, but it's currently, like, 3.40. I'm gonna put my camera right here, like, I forgot that I can do. Morgan and I were actually gonna go to an event, but for some reason, like, the power of water, something happened in her apartment, and so she got back from rumble and, like, couldn't shower, and she's like, Kinsie, I cannot go to a hair event without, like, with my hair looking like this and she can't, like, shower and fix it. So that's totally fine. It was, I was her plus one anyways, I think. Um, I really, like, don't care. So we're not going to the event, but we are still going to hang. So we're meeting in Beverly Hills right now. Oh my gosh, it's so bright. This is literally right where I got my facial earlier this week. We're meeting in Beverly Hills and we're gonna go to Cafe Gratitude and I'm not really hungry because I just ate, like, three or four hours ago. I was in the studio for, like, three hours. Um, I'm gonna get some, like, afternoon stuff or whatever and then we're just gonna walk around. It's Christmas and hang and then I have Pilates tonight. So I'm in a much better mood. I feel so much better. And also, Morgan is my most comforting friend. Like, Morgan, it's so funny. Like, it's really oddly, randomly, like, very maternal with me and Danielle. So, like, whenever I'm upset, like, you know, when people want their mom, I, like, want Morgan when I'm in LA. So I'm very glad that we have plans. Anyways, the day has really, I'm so sorry for this awful lighting. The day has really gotten better. Okay, bye. Okay, so I just made it to Beverly Hills. I'm gonna walk to Cafe Gratitude. It looks, like, so pretty because the sun is setting. You look down there. So beautiful. The lights are up. It's so festive. Amazing. I love this nice afternoon that I have, guys. I seriously was crying in my car earlier. And now look at me. Thank you, daylight. All right, guys. We're at Cafe Gratitude now with Morgan. I was telling them how you're very maternal with me. So I was really looking forward to seeing you on my awful day. I know. You were making me, like, sad earlier. I almost said that. But my phone was dying. I'm sorry for the hours out. I was supposed to be recording. And here we are. I'm thinking, like, oh, I'm kidding. I'm gonna say it because I was saving money. But here we are at Cafe Gratitude with some buffalo cauliflower. I'm gonna start making this in my air fryer. And she got some fries. So it looks amazing. Okay, Morgan somehow, like, brought a whole present and I didn't even notice. I don't know how I didn't see that. I thought someone got here because it was a ship and it was the same place as mine. You were the first person I shopped for, but I'm still not done. Really? I am done as of tonight, but it's not here yet. Oh, something in there for Quentin also. Oh, for Quentin. Yeah. He's gonna be really thrilled. Is it the dad joke to him? No. Oh. I'm like, we get tagged on that all the time. That's why I asked. Okay, okay, okay. Is this, like, okay. Is this for me or for Quentin? That's for you. Oh! Whee! No! What is this? Whee! Wait, is this for... Wait, not the start of the beginning. Oh, wait, sorry. Oh! No way. Wait, is this for that one? Yeah. Oh! Oh my gosh. I tried to make it, like, a little decor piece of, like, cool, like, I paired the photos together. Oh my gosh, this is so cute. This whole time you were talking about this and you had, you tricked me. Oh, this is so cute. Guys, okay, I'll show them when I flip the camera. Okay. So... Oh, wait. Yeah, all right, all right. One of those. This one's yours, this one's Quentin's. Should I let him open this? Yeah. Okay. I mean, if you see this, it's the same thing. He's not going to see the vlog. He doesn't watch them. All right. Okay. Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. I'm like, whee! Oh my gosh. This is so cute. I don't know if you want to open it all the way or not, but, you know, what it is. Wait, why not? I mean, go for it, but... Oh, I thought you meant, like, this one. Okay. Okay. I shouldn't see it. Yeah. No. It happens sometimes, you know? Oh my gosh, this is so cute. Okay. January. Do you want me to open this? Aw, that's so cute. That's my screen too, right? Wow. My most iconic photo. Yeah. My Casey Mascara's photo. That's so cute. Guys, they're all the photos. Oh my gosh. My cowgirl pic. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. My cowgirl pic. Thanks, Morgan. Aw. That's so cute. Wait, I kind of want to sequence this, but I'll wait. Yeah. I mean, this is like a pic, but okay. Different photos. He didn't have many photos up. I see he's either not posted or archived a lot. He only posts photos with, like, me. So that's kind of the issue. It doesn't really take photos. Oh my gosh. Thanks, Morgan. Yeah, quickly. This is seriously the nicest thing ever. This is cute because this is something I can keep for, like, my kids. I know. You know? It's so cool. And you have so many good, like, sets of photos, so it worked. Oh my gosh. My office stuff. Yeah. Those are two separate shoots, and I'm basically wearing the same outfit. I noticed. Great. This is so freaking cool. Thanks, Morgan. Aw, cool. This is the entire time I don't think it was recording. Thank God. Thank God. We had a few mishaps. We love having gratitude. We are walking. I didn't even show you guys my outfit. We're wearing this tree wool sweater. I basically wore this yesterday. Wait, I didn't vlog. Jeans from Magolde. How are we pronouncing it in docs? But I don't know what I'm wearing to New York, and it's kind of stressing me out thinking about my outfits. I have approximately, like, eight coats and nothing more under them. Yeah. I have all the outerwear down. Don't worry about that. But I also have, like, a lot of coats. We can't get them off. Yeah. I'm gonna... We got our outfit. Shout out to Devon. Yeah, it's the white one. Sweet things. I had a sort of hot try. We're at Alfred Beverly Hills. So beautiful. We just got our outfit. Love it. It's so cute and festive. Okay, so we're just gonna walk around, do some shopping. I hope that guy's face is on camera just now. But yeah. Guys, it just looks so beautiful. A lot of my vlogmas has been spent in, like, over here, because I go to school over here now, but so beautiful. Guys, I just found out... Morgan, I don't know how. I don't know. I didn't know. I guess you're my dad. What? She's, okay. So apparently Morgan, like, knows all there is to know about luxury cars and, like, obviously we're seeing some here. I don't know all there is to know. Well, you just might know everything about everything. And I quote. I know a lot. I know several things. And there was just a really hot Ferrari driving by. Wow. And I made a comment because he was like, do you like cars or something? Like, and I was like, yeah. But I thought you were serious. You didn't know this? No, I literally had no idea. I'm so sorry. Okay. That's tragic. Okay, well... That's why I was right there when there was that... When there was that guy standing outside the car, I was like, we're open way from your $100,000 Mercedes because I didn't want you to cost. Oh. It beats me. I know nothing really about luxury cars. It's a high-key old life. Also... It's more tacky out there. Yeah. That's definitely a little tacky. I'm going to have to be honest. Oh my gosh. Yet another. Wow. So beautiful. Beautiful, beautiful. Still going through. I guess we're just giving you a little tour. Guys, this is just a stroll. It's so Christmassy and cute. Aww. Oh my gosh. Is that Santa? No way. Turn up. You want to turn? Do you also love Santa? I don't know. The otters in my house? Okay. Well, because I'm learning a lot about you. This is actually so beautiful.  It seriously is so beautiful. Wow. I don't have to hit by a car or this is an option. No, this is an option. I was being dumb. Guys, we're going to Olo. They have these weights that I want to look at. Like ankle weights for Pilates. And I want to see if they have like scars and stuff. Because they randomly have cute accessories. And we need them for New York. Because we're going to actually freeze. So, that's great. It is very dark out. It's like, what time is it? Almost 7. I turned that on for no reason. I am actually going to go into Pilates and change. And go take from Daylight today actually. Who I recorded with. I did my podcast with. But this was a fun afternoon. We just kind of did some shopping. I ended up finalizing. Like I finally ordered Morgan's last gift. Oh, good to see you guys. I finally ordered Morgan's last gift just now. But I got it personalized. I don't want to say it in case like someone tells her she happens to be watching this or something. But it's very good. And it's going to be mailed to her house in North Carolina. So she can get it then. But I still have like part of her present here. Anyways, I'm going to go inside and change and go take Pilates. But I feel so much better than I did before. So I'm very happy. Feeling grateful for life people. Back home, I just got out of the shower. Haven't even. I just don't feel like doing. I have like literally no motivation today. Like, none at all. People always ask like, how do you say it's so motivated and blah, blah, blah. And like, honestly don't. I just like do things, you know? So anyway, actually, I don't know. It kind of just depends on the day. It honestly just depends on the day. But I came home to a very exciting package from what? From Twin Flames. So Keaton, I already packed it in my bag. I also showed it to you guys. But you guys are waiting tomorrow's vlog. Keaton came out with a clothing line and not. Which I'm really excited for. She's been working on this for legit forever. And I'm like so excited. So you guys will see it in my next vlog. I'm going to wear it tomorrow. Like immediately packed in my bag. And then also Too Faced sent me a package which is really cute. It's like this whole thing. So I'm going to open this up and show you guys what's in it. Oh my gosh. Coco is ready to see my little unboxing. It's not really an unboxing. I already unboxed it. But the first thing I had on the top was so cute. It's this little Better Than Sex mascara. This is one of my favorite mascara. Hi. This is one of my favorite mascaras. This is not my favorite mascara. Coco, do you like it? Huh? Oh. Okay. You actually do. That's a no. It's Candy Cane. Which is cute. Whoa. Hey. No. Shoot. She's going to think it's a toy. No. It's not. Too Faced actually sends her. Okay. Coco, look. Actually. One of her favorite toys. She loves the ones that Too Faced sends. There you go. Okay. Bye. Anyway. So there's three boxes there. Just holiday gift sets. Coco, seriously. Great gift sets for people. Like, I just love all this. So you have a little Better Than Sex mascara. Eyeshadow primer. Oh my gosh guys. Throw it back to like the Naked palette. And what was the, what was the, it was Urban Decay. Right? Eyeshadow primer.  Or gray. If anyone knows what I'm talking about, let me know in the comments down below. We have the Melted Deluxe Melted Matte Gingerbread Man. Then we have some eyeshadow palettes. And then a Highlighter Bronzer and Blush. Which is awesome. The next one we have, this one is also super cute. This is the Let It Snow Girl. So it's limited edition makeup. This little really pretty palette of eyeshadows. All of these. You guys can see it. I feel like I'm kind of being annoyed by saying all of it in the mascara. And then the next one. I'll leave these down below too in case you guys want to get these for someone. But the Too Faced Christmas Star. This is so cute. It's in the shape of a star.  Which is really really cute. So, love that so much. If you guys are holiday shopping, cannot recommend these enough. Also Too Faced is like one of, I really like them. So anyways, that is it for today's video. Hope you guys enjoyed. Subscribe down below. Finals are done tomorrow at midnight. I've already turned in most of my stuff. But I have class tomorrow and pretty soon. Life will be amazing. And so great and perfect. Love you guys so much and I'll see you tomorrow. Bye.


Ettery Majorana's original work on non-adiabatic transitions between two quasi-crossing energy levels was revisited and significantly expanded upon. A new derivation of the Landau-Zenerstuckelberg Majorana formula was provided, along with a complete description of the wave function, including its phase. This wave function accurately describes the dynamics away from the avoided level crossing, but has limited accuracy in this region. This article was authored by P. O. Koffman, O. V. Ivekhanenko, S. M. Sivchenko, and others.


Uh, our next two speakers. Here's consists of the founder of DangerousMind.io, a biohacking, grinding, implantable tech and network security podcast established back in late September of 2016. As well as another member of the Dangerous Minds podcast with a masters in software engineering focusing on studying RFID vulnerabilities. As well, a PR director slash member of the board of directors of the pro phase, uh, bio studios in Austin, Texas. They clearly didn't really need introductions but I like hearing the sound of my own voice. I was here to present on their talks Implant, Show and Tell, Cooper and Cursor. Thank you all for coming. Uh, we're, I'm, as you can tell, I'm the one that's actually from Austin he's from England. You'll be able to know that very distinctively later. If you didn't know that, I'm sorry. But anyway, we're here to give you a little bit of intro and talk about implantable technology because we have a party tonight that all of you are invited to. Implantable party. So you'll come and you can be augmented. Uh, minimum donation is uh, 50 bucks. If you want to give more, feel free to. Um, like you said, uh, who are we? I'm Cooper. I'm founder of Dangerous Minds. I'm also, uh, PR director for pro phase bio studios in Austin, Texas. And this is my co-host here, uh, Cursor. Uh, he's one of the two co-hosts that are based out of London, England. Now, we're gonna start off with some basic terms. Cause, well, when you're entering, uh, getting a nice intro to things, it's always good to get a basis of things that are going on. NFC, it's near field communications. And then RFID is radio frequency identification. So, what is RFID? Uh, well, hey, I'm the England one. Um, RFID is a short range low frequency passive powered device. Um, used often as a security key in industry. Uh, NFC is, is sort of like a subsection of RFID. They're both considered radio frequency identifiers. But, um, they, NFC is slightly different in the terms that it can also be a sender and receiver. It's kind of a loose definition that the industry has gone with. So often enough, if you listen to the podcast, we highly suggest not to implant this at home. If you do, then you'll run into the same mistakes that we've made ourselves. We'd like you to learn from those mistakes and not repeat them. It's always best to, you know, seek out a trained professional that has done this before. Uh, otherwise you'll end up learning just like us that there will be some blood, some pain. It's kind of like any piercing that you get. Uh, as you can tell by my ears, I've, you know, gauged them up a little bit. But, you know, so you might wonder what an implantation might consist of. So as it says, if you have a weak stomach, just close your eyes. I'll let you know when it's safe, or maybe I won't. It is DEF CON, so I might troll you.  But, you know, it's just a simple, uh, insertion of the needle than deploying in the chip. Once it's in there, then it'll, it'll take a little bit of time for the tissue to encapsulate and, uh, make it more stable. So you might be asking, where can I get some? Well, there's a few makers out there that offered augmentation, not just in the, uh, cat, uh, glass capsule, which is often called an X series. Danger Sings was one of the first to come out. CyberizedMe is, uh, based out of Australia and they offer some, uh, some versions of the chips and there's Gigiwell over in the EU. And as well, Grindhouse Wetware has a line of very interesting products that we can't wait to see come out, like the North Star and, uh, Cicadia. So now you're probably wondering, what can I do with this? And I believe Cursor's gonna help us.  Uh, just to let you know at the top, the XEM is the RFID one and the XNT is NFC. Um, ask any questions you need after, after that. Uh, but it's a quick key. Um, so the first one most popular is NDEF records. So things that can work with your phone, your Android device, uh, you can scan your phone, uh, your, your chip and it will do things like Bluetooth settings, contact details. Uh, it can even set up Wi-Fi configuration. Um, then you have phone entry and key chain access. So if you're on an Android, then that's great because it has a built-in feature for NFC Unlocking. Um, there are third party apps as well. And if you're on iPhone, it's always not lost because iOS 11 was announced to have a core NFC library. So we'll see what happens with that. Uh, Bitcoin wallets. This is something that's been done. Um, someone, uh, made a, a Bitcoin transaction using an implant. Um, the implement, implementation was kind of trivial and not very secure, but it opens up the discussion to what we can do in the future. Uh, you've got travel cards. So, I know recently across the news there's been different things talking about implants and travel cards. Um, unfortunately we're kind of strongly confined by the technology that they choose to use as opposed to what we can get hold of. Um, door, door access and computer access is probably the most used one for RFID. Um, and this is things like if you're seeing like a prox card or, you know, like typical work, work, uh, cards you have on your key chain, um, this can be used for RFID. Um, the access is done by a unique identifier which every RFID device has. Um, so it's not too secure and there's no cryptographic functioning within the tags. Um, but you can configure, uh, a NFC device to sort of hide data in whatever custom way you want to do that. So, you're probably wondering what's coming next with the basis of, uh, this technology. Um, one of the, one of the things that's still under beta right now is called a Vivo key. It's a Java platform that is a PCB that's biosafed with a plastic-ish coating. Not to give away any trade secrets, uh, put out by dangerous things. It's still going through beta, but there's going to be a lot of interesting applications from that. So the tags that you'll be seeing today are, um, the glass capture ones. Uh, there is a different form factor one, uh, which is like a flat, uh, just like the Vivo key will be. Um, and another version of that is a DESfire. Uh, if you know RFID, you will know DESfire is a type of RFID that NXP put out. Uh, it supports triple DES encryption and AES. And the Vivo key itself, uh, as Cooper said, it is a Jacob and global platform compatible card. Uh, so what does this mean? This means a lot more can happen. Um, so again, door access control at this time, you can have fully, uh, cryptographic algorithms, um, especially for high frequency. Um, you can also emulate cards. So like the my fair classic from NXP can also be emulated with the Vivo key. Uh, and low frequency, of course, say the same because most businesses won't think that they need to pay any money to get more security, as we know. Um, wallets. So, uh, using the Jacob and global platform, you can have lots of different wallets. At the moment, it runs on Fidismo platform, uh, which you guys can, it's out of Sweden. I think it is. Uh, you can grab one of the cards from them, uh, and start playing around if you want to develop some solutions before, before this is released. Uh, they already have things like ledger unplugged, some fleet car and the Vivo key, uh, uh, OTP app. Uh, payments. Sorry. Uh, travel travel and identity cards. Um, again, because we're not confined so much, there's a lot, a lot of adoption with Desphire EV1 cards. Um, and Jacob is used pretty much everywhere. Even mobile sims and contactless payments use, use that. Unfortunately, we're still confined by organizations and public thinking. It's a hard thing to get people adopted to. Obviously, a lot of people are interested if you see the lines we have for our talks, but it's getting over that professional step of, ah, you know, it's something crazy. So, uh, and then payments. Um, at the moment it's not used and it doesn't really seem, I haven't seen many people touch in over, over this side of the pond, but uh, we use it all the time. Um, it's something that can happen because the Jacob card is, is similar to what we have in our, in our payment cards now. So this hopefully is along the horizon. Uh, and then the last thing is sort of whatever you guys can think of. So we're kind of doing a call for developers, engineers, noobs, and hobbyists, hobbyists, um, to build some stuff.  So put something together and then put it on our Dangerous Minds podcast university page, uh, which can find at Dangerous Minds.io. We just want to get as many people to submit as many cool things that everyone can, like a community building project thing. Now with this basis of information, you might be asking how I can know more. Uh, easy book, uh, to pick up, which is out of print, but you can still easily find on Amazon is RFID Toys by Amel, as well as, of course, uh, Dangerous Minds podcast, where we will seek out the experts and find out what got them into it and also, um, what projects they're working on and if they are actively seeking any help, as well as you just mentioned, the, you know, Dangerous Minds University, which is, uh, our attempt at putting it out there to where people, if they have projects they want to share, uh, to be able to post it and get it out there to the community. But we just want to say thank you for listening, um, and of course our tag line often enough is seek the spark, but if you find it, please share it.  And, you know, we do have other, other devices as well available, like a diagnostic card that's put out by, uh, Dangerous Minds, uh, as well as, uh, USB RFID readers to help you with your own exploring of the technology. So anyway, thanks for being here, Biohack the Planet. And if you have any questions, uh, feel free to do so. We've got the mic up here for, if you, if you have a question. We just kind of blew through that real quick. So thank you, thank you so much for speaking to us. So of course when you find a technology that you like, then you start to worry about things that could possibly go wrong. And so one of the things I think about is what happens if I ever need to get an MRI done? Um, do you have any experience with undue heating of implants? Thank you. Uh, we've actually talked to, if you listened to our episode with, uh, Melanie, uh, Segato, she, uh, mentioned that some of the higher end, uh, MRIs have a chance of, uh, damaging the chip, but, uh, some lower end ones, uh, not, not so much. I haven't had any MRIs myself, uh, since being implanted. I don't know if Cursor has. No, but what I would suggest is you go onto Dangerous Things Forum, um, and you can see the test that Amal has, has done. Things like, um, uh, shocking the thing and also, uh, cooking it in a chicken. I don't know what that was supposed to prove, but it's just a, the extent that he's done. Also the, you know, the YouTube videos he's seen lately with the crushing thing. A lot of people worried it's made of glass. Is it going to break? Uh, he's put it inside, um, one of these compressor things and, yeah, hydraulic press. And you, you'll see the amount of testing that goes through it. It's not something we've just decided, yeah, yeah, let's, let's just do this. And hopefully that might you feel a little bit better about, about that. Yeah, like one point to make on, uh, worst thing that can happen. Um, I do martial arts. I used to be a firefighter. Uh, I've, after my own investigation of it, I was very, uh, hesitant at first about having glass shrapnel in my hand. And I've found after, you know, hurrying about the chicken butter, which is basically implanted chip into a chicken, put in hydraulic press. Chicken did not survive, but it's quite spreadable now. The chip itself is, uh, survived. So it led me to believe that my hand wouldn't survive, but the chip would. So I could always pull it out, clean it off, put it back in the stump. Any other questions? Good afternoon, sir. Um, I was wondering like what makes this better than wearable tech? I look at wearable tech with the smart watches and the apps are created for it to really kind of do what you guys listed, which was very little. When you said web URLs and contact details, like why would someone want to go from the garment to like a chip? So um, that's, that's a good question. And it's a question you get asked to everyone as soon as someone figures out that you've got a chip in your hand. Um, the answer that's probably the best one I've heard again is from Amel, the guy that like develops the chip. And that's the fact that in life we have many burdens. Things like your phone, your keys and your wallet. Um, by having a small procedure that is less, you know, less damaged than say an earring can do, then you're almost getting rid of that one burden. If you have things like access systems for your house, et cetera, you don't have to worry about your keys. People have linked these up to their motor bikes, to their cars. Um, and I think the, maybe the, some of them can be seen as a bit sort of like gimmicky, maybe like the contact details and stuff. But if you're, if you're looking to, um, do some networking, uh, they're not going to forget that when they scan your hand and the details go into their phone.  We're not developing something new. We're running on a platform that's used everywhere. So the confluence of what you can use it for, uh, are your own imagination.  Um, so anything you can kind of think of doing, IOT devices, connectivity, things like that, you can use it for that. Any other questions? Feel free to line up if there's multiple people with questions. We won't hold it against you. I was just curious about, uh, like airport security lines and other security lines. You know, is it, uh, set those off and, and do you have a plausible explanation for those kinds of people? I'm sure cursor has had recent experience. I actually, uh, found out on a trip to Portland myself going through full body scan as well as wands. Unless you show it to them, they don't know it's there. And when you show it to them, they're like, what the hell? What is that for? I was like, well, it's my front door key. What's yours do? And he's like, um, obviously to get here was a bit of a long flight. But, um, so the thing, the thing that I think, uh, maybe take some realization is actually the amount of metal that's in, in these chips is less than say, the, the fly on your jeans. So that doesn't go off when you go through. It won't go off when you go through. And again, on the way here, I had to go through one of those, like, rotating thingy with jiggies. I didn't even get asked what it was, whether we need some help in London with our security or not. That's a different question. But, um, I'm, I'm pretty sure it, it should be fine out of all the people that we, we know that have them. There's a massive community. It's not just us in the room. Um, I've never heard of any stories where someone's had been stopped or apart from the inquisitive, hey, look, look what this does, which I wouldn't advise anyway, especially with you guys and your TSA people. So I'm just curious, what does the upgrade process look like as new? So implanting is one thing, but extracting it, putting a new device in, how does, how does that work? Well, if you want to get rid of it, uh, and then upgrade to a different device, it's just a small incision and then pressing on the bottom, it'll make it pop up. Then you can use some forceps to pull it away with the encapsulated tissue. It's really quick and easy, less than like five minutes. As long as it's, you know, normal in the triangle on the hand, if you put it on the back of the hand, it's a little bit more interesting at that point. Got it. I think all the words that Cooper tried to use made me feel a bit ill as well. Um, things like pulling and pushing. Um, it's, it's not actually as bad a procedure as you think because it's going into like the webbing of the skin. It's not, it's not like an operation. Don't think of it as that. It's more like, you know, you could cut your hand and it's easier actually to take out than it is to put in. And to put it in, you saw the process. It takes seconds. Thank you. Uh, I was just wondering in terms of like let's say you have like scar tissue in the webbing of your hand. Is there, is that complicated?  It's like any other piercing. It, it might be interesting feel for whoever's applying it. And, you know, just like any cyst, what have you in the body, it doesn't complicate it. It's just going to feel like a speed bump almost. Uh, to be honest, because I've definitely got a lot of scar tissue on me. Anyone else? Cool. I just want to say, uh, the last time Cooper went to a con, we managed to break the provider that we have for our podcast. Uh, we since upgraded with that provider and I'd like it if we could break it again so we can go back to them and hopefully get some free stuff for the next year. Yeah, it was kind of interesting then and we were just trying to break 20,000 downloads early this year, like back in January. Uh, I can definitely tell you that this provider, according to their own stats, this weekend we broke 40,000. It's kind of crazy considering that it got started after DEFCON last year. But, uh, I'm guessing we put out some decent content and those of you that are listeners, thank you so much for everything you do. Those of you that aren't, please like us, subscribe. And if you don't like what we do, please tell us why. If you do like what we do, please tell us why. We like feedback. As you can tell, you know, both of us will talk to you if you have questions further. And feel free to come back and get some holes and find little devices in them. Thanks guys. If anyone has any questions regarding the implants, the implant procedure, if you're worried about it, et cetera, don't feel like you have to be a tough guy. Like, come and speak to us. We've done it several times. And also if you have any questions in terms of what it can do, what you think it can't do, or any ideas, just come and, come and approach us.


What is up, YouTube? We're back with some scary TikToks. What up? And the famous Mikey Scream. All right, dawg, you ready? I'm ready, bro. Let's go watch the animation. It's been a while. All right, starting off with broken finger paradise. SpongeBob, what happened to SpongeBob, bro? Oh, what the heck? Ugh. Wait, Larry? They like bonded together, bro. I think it's a fusion dance. The fusion. Oh, it's SpongeBob's arm. You see that? It was like his arm got cut off, and then it was like some fungus, and it took everybody's body over. Bro, that animation was not over the place. Bro, what is this? Pigeonus. You're so cool. Dude, the moon was awesome, by the way. Why do you look like that? Oh, why does she look like that? Oh, I think I read the caption that said something about the last of his fungus and Mario. Mario didn't even move because he was like, ooh. Is he kissing me right now? Oh, what's he doing, bro? Pigeon. Oh, Bro, the finger paradise. Come on, what is this? Who's grandpa is this, bro? Is that what he said? I don't know. That's someone's grandpa, though. And he's wounding. Wait, what character is this? That's a broken finger paradise character. Oh, yeah, that's true. Oh, you're having a nightmare, dude. Oh, they got her. You got to smile, then consume. Oh, she got locked up. And they won't let her out. Dude, she's a broken finger paradise SCP now. That's pretty crazy. Oh, Bert! Oh, man, he looks a little different from before. Oh, look at this. The hands on his tail. Oh, tell.  Ooh, Ernie. Bert or Ernie? I forgot, man. I feel like it's Bert, yeah. He looks more like a Bertie. Oh, that's that demon stuff. No, that's the hand from Wednesday. Oh, Count Dracula? Oh, one. A two. A three. Oh, we just got here, Batman. Dude, he's not working out. Why don't you move? Man, he doesn't get it, bro. He doesn't get it. Sometimes some people are just ready to die, bro, except for me. Oh, she got turned into the painting on the wall. Oh, oh, that scared me. All right, girl, you got to chill out, bro. That's a lot of screaming going on. Feed her. Oh, look at her. Oh, damn. You're about to say the excuse, but not anymore. Oh, there you go. What's up with the arms? There's a lot of arms being ripped off in these videos. Oh, damn, open the birds. They're like a mega evolution.  That's eight limbs. Oh, he's just OK. He turned into a painting. That's pretty interesting. That's cool, if they die, they turn into a painting on the wall, you know? So everything on the wall is because they got killed. It's a pizza. I would not want to eat pizza from there. A big tomato? Pizza monster. Would you be scared if there was a pizza monster? I'll probably fight it. I'd eat it, bro. What depends on it? Like, what type of pizza it is? If it's like a pineapple pizza, I'd be kind of scared.  Look at that. Run away. You see it all started with his arm.   He cut off his arm again. And then you started with his arm.  Oh, patchy. He's like a superhero. He's like a parasitic, mutated fungus. I don't freaking know, man. I was going to see what's going to happen. Oh, now we're at Shortest Bloodbusters. Grandma, what you doing? She's doing it out here wild enough. Oh, now she's just dancing, bro. Grandma! What did you do there, bro? I jump over her. Jump over her? Or on her? Ride her like a horse? Oh, on her lower back. What's that thing called? Where people can't look at the space? Like, where people can't look at skin. I think it's called, like, tryphobia, I think. Yeah, something like that, yeah. Yeah, that is nasty, man. Get the flame thrower. Hey, what? What are you doing? Do a flip! Oh. Jump! Nah, she's just hitting the name, bro. She's always dancing, dude. Hey, hey, oh. Who's auntie was that, bro? OK, those two weird monsters are back. That's pretty nasty, bro. It's the babies. Oh, like there's a Game Boy on the wall. Oh, heck nah, man. Why your hair look all crazy, bro? What the heck? Oh, there's one of his characters, too, huh? There's got to be a weave, for sure. Oh, it's a little baby. It's a little baby. Oh, look.  Uh-oh. Nah, bro, I think the baby is demonic. Oh, do that, dude. He's doing like a dance, like, ah. That's a big, oh! Oh, the goat man! There's a lot going on right now, scared for my life. Oh, I think he's like a little trainer of all his monsters. Dude, he's fast. Dude, this is cool. Those are creepy right there. The underwater one's always. Oh, somebody's at the door. So there's the blockbuster. That was like a cool little mini-trainer. Hey, go follow. I think he's everywhere as, like, shortest little person. He's on Instagram, YouTube, everything. It's not over, bro. It's not over. A little real of all his work. Yeah. Oh, that's cool. Oh, that one is creepy. They have no head. A little Wendigo. What an eye, lady. Oh, this looks weird. Tell me, bro, like, the ocean one's always taking me out. Dude, it feels like I'm watching a movie. That was dope. Yeah, it was. Hey, get off my lawn, man. What are you doing? I'm just sneaking by. Oh, this is like real-life aliens. If aliens looked like that, I'd be scared. Bro, that's just a big grasshopper. I wish. Actually, yesterday, I saw a big grasshopper on my wall at home. I think she, like, rubbed a balloon on her head. That's without static. Why is she looking at it like that? Oh, now you're naive, all. You're going to break your neck, Ms. I broke her neck because I already broke it. What are you talking about? Look at that. All right. What is this? This is Nicholas Moets. Or Kirby, man. What the? Kirby should have just inhaled it. Oh, yo. That didn't end high. Patrick. I got to work to register and make crabby patties.  I want to go home. Get the YouTube also, by the way. Mr. Krabs been paying double for this. He's literally, he's a literal squid. I think I've seen this one before. Hello. It's a late night visitor. Welcome to the Krusty Krab. How can I help you? We have security cameras, you know. Oh, he's trying to get you scared. Hello? Yeah, man, the other dude's just creeping. No face. No face, no case, man. How are you scared, bro? You look scarier than him. Our fry cook took the day off. All we have right now is crabby patties. That is all you need. Let me give him that good stuff. Oh, sorry about that. I couldn't hear you that well. I just got over those gilpox. Oh, man, a crabby patty. My favorite. Thanks again, Squidward. The same as nice. 80 hands. Mr. Krabs didn't pay the light bill again. Cheap old Mr. Krabs. The way I heard him walk behind him or something. Like that. Would you like a crabby patty? Oh, he wants a squid. What? Squid's not on the menu. Squid's never been on the menu. Oh, my God. Listen, if this is about that tape, I never even wanted to watch it. That was Sandy, Spudgy Mom, and Patrick's idea.  Please. Listen, we can talk about this. Oh, he gave me a secret dust. Wait. What in the world? What the? Somebody help. This guy's crazy. Are you shrinking? I think he is. What's happening to me? Jesus Christ. What the? Come on, man. Just go out to SpongeBob with them. They're the ones you want. Please. Please give me one more chance. I'm sorry. I got him. Bro, he's going to have some sushi. Please help me. Somebody help. What's the green stuff called? Wasabi. Bro, he ate them?  He didn't even use soy sauce. Who even was that? He just came out of the blue, man. I thought the other guy was a real killer or whatever, but he was just a nice guy. I thought it was more weird that he didn't use soy sauce or hot sauce or anything. Yeah, he just ate it raw like that. Creepy. What a creep, man. All right, you guys, there we have it. Scary TikToks. It's been a while. We're back. And yeah, it was pretty fun. Yeah, I enjoyed them. But if you guys want to see more, make sure you guys click like, subscribe, comment, share, tell your mama about it, tell everybody. Grandma, auntie, all that, man. All right, well, see you guys in the next one. Peace.


Hello YouTube welcome to Art of Charm TV. I'm Johnny and I'm AJ. This month as you guys know we've been chatting about Negotiation we brought in a wide range of characters and it's certainly been having some fun on the podcast But today we wanted to give you five tips to help you negotiate better. Number one always look for the win-win Exactly Negotiation doesn't have to be a win-lose scenario It doesn't have to be a winner take all where the other person has to feel slighted or feel like they couldn't leave the table with The win so how do we get to the win-win? Well, we have to grow the pot We have to think about other ways that we could add value to the person's life that we're negotiating with and this leads to tip number two Yes, and our research one of the best lines that I've heard doing this month and it comes from Richard Schell before You negotiate you must investigate. That's right We're gonna use our emotional intelligence and empathy to put ourselves in the other person's shoes What would be their ideal outcomes? What are their desires wants and how can we get to a consensus on that a lot of times? We go to the negotiation table only thinking about our expected outcomes and how we can get something out of it But just taking a minute to think about what that other person is thinking feeling and how their Expected outcome would look like in a negotiation can help strengthen your position and allow for that win-win to happen another tip is to make sure that both parties have enough time to adequately and Articulate go through all their wants and desires in order to find that win-win Exactly sometimes when we're in a negotiation it could be tense It could be stressful if we're a little nervous We tend to have this shot clock in the back of our head and it rushes us and when we're rushed We actually make really poor decisions. So take your time when negotiating be willing to walk away from the deal That actually gives you leverage tip number four And this is for those who fear the idea of walking in that room and negotiating if you feel that you're a bit Intimidated if you feel the other party is a bit aggressive put it all on the table call it out Exactly when you get there and you are feeling a little nervous and maybe intimidated because you lack some experience and the person across from you Is a seasoned vet when it comes to negotiating let him know if you're like, hey, you know I'm a little bit more cooperative, and I don't really like negotiating it seems like you're really competitive and you love Negotiation, what's the best way that we can come to a deal that works for both of us? I'd love to get to a win-win and number five. Let's make sure that we go into negotiation having a good plan B That's right We need a fat enough a best alternative to a negotiated agreement meaning what is another outcome? That would make you happy in that negotiation a lot of times we go into negotiation only thinking about one outcome And that leaves us handcuffed if things don't go our way having a Batna that backup plan allows you to negotiate from power and Knowing that you have that in your back pocket can often lead to that high-value negotiation About that will also help you have a line in the sand so that you'll know when that Negotiation is breaking down, and you can walk out if you like this and you want more tips on negotiation Negotiation check out our podcast this month. Yes, I will say that negotiation doesn't have to be hard It can actually be fun if you enjoyed this video Make sure you hit the subscribe button and also click the little notification bell that when we upload a new video You'll be notified see you next week