Darnell Cookman, high school students are experiencing Navy Medicine first hand through Naval Hospital Jacksonville's Science, Service, Medicine and Mentoring program. Well we're happy to have you here and I know many of you have been selected from a vast group of your colleagues and this is a great opportunity and we hope that while you're here you get to see and do a lot and learn a lot. Darnell Cookman's students were involved in interactive workshops and hands-on medical activities. We're at the Naval Hospital at Jacksonville and we are doing external pictures, fixing broken bones and orthopedics and I think it's absolutely fun. From Navy Public Affairs Support Elements Southeast, I'm Petty Officer Salt C.V.


Wow, yeah, I swear to God I'm with it. I don't see nobody in my lane It's quite go get it like me. Don't me waste of my time with that business Tell you what there's no better feeling coming back to your room and having it nice and clean And that's exactly what I've experienced this morning. So guys welcome back to another video today. I'm on day number nine of Of my stay here in total of my training holiday here in Thailand today's date number nine It's a Tuesday. We started Monday last week today.   It lived up to the hype Tyson fury is The actual man. He is amazing man as a human being The things that come out of his mouth Just incredible, you know, he's always happy-go-lucky and then he went in the ring and did that To the bronze bomber Deontay Wilder. Wow. Wow. We I tell you what I went to Hooters, which is a Very world-famous bar. That's around all different places in the world. I went to Hooters. They had it on I was the loudest person in the room.  It was absolutely amazing I would have loved to have watched it with a big group of friends that were into it as well But I was by myself.  So this morning I'm happy to say I went to my eight to ten Muay Thai class and then I went to my 10 30 to 11 30 Western boxing class And that was good That was Extremely packed. There was about 50 people there We split them to half beginners and then amateurs and professionals. I was in the beginners We just practiced jabbing.  Okay, three rounds of three minutes shadow boxing And I'm thinking well, you guys haven't even taught me anything yet, but You know, thank god, I've done a little bit of shadow boxing in the mirror So I could actually, you know, put my wraps on And start doing shadow boxing. I probably didn't look that out of place But you know, this is my first ever, you know, proper boxing lesson here in Thailand And I really enjoyed it. It was only an hour long You know considering that the moitai classes are two hours long. This seemed like it went like that There you go. Three hours of training just like that Three hours of striking training, which is what I love More than almost anything in the world except for my family and my daughters. So guys, um What do we got to say? I do have a nice little injury across my neck from clinching this morning. We did clinching sparring And the guy that I went up against was going way too hard But I didn't say anything and in one of the last clinches that we sort of did He scratched my neck with his nails And as you can see That's probably going to hang around for a good week But I'm happy to say that my Achilles is feeling good. It's new. I haven't been training weights I trained weights for the first two days I got here. Then I thought no, there's no way I'm doing that If I'm going to go down to thai moitai, I'm going to go For moitai training or boxing. I'm not going to go kickboxing. I'm not going to go for for weights anymore So I may lose a bit of muscle mass But I feel like I'm only going to get leaner and as we all know the fastest way to look bigger Is actually just to lose body fat. So I'm hoping that's what happens. But anyways, um, we're just here at the hotel Chilling out. It's 12 30 since I've been here. I've been sticking to sort of intermittent fasting Um, at least till lunchtime, if not longer I eat basically up until I go to bed. I get up in the morning. Have a coffee Have a shower and and go and train You've still got plenty of energy in your system from eating right up until the time you go to bed There's no worries about not having breakfast in my opinion. In fact, mentally, I'm definitely sharper In the morning without, you know, eating anything. In fact, I think the task of, you know, preparing something Eating it sitting down eating something you might get on your phone. Look at social media It really halts my, you know, extreme sense of motivation that I get first thing in the morning So I'm good. So I'm I'm quite happy in the morning Just focusing on on on a small routine to get me down to training You know without anything that's going to stop me and that's that's what I'm going to focus on for the Rest of the time I'm here. So That was a bit of an update day number nine Fury vs. Wilder Definitely lived up to expectation My injury on my killies is good. I've got a new injury on my neck from clinching sparring today, which is Kind of annoying, but it is what it is. It actually makes me feel like I've I've got a bit of a battle scar You know what I mean? I'm walking around the place thinking Whoa, you know, I might actually kind of look like a fighter now But not really Not really. We'll get there though. That's that's the plan this Saturday. I'm really looking forward to the barbecue beatdown, which is a An event that they put on tiger moi tai puts it on it's it's on campus And they put together that amateur fights, whether it's western boxing moi tai mma. There's three different types of or kickboxing Um, so that's this saturday. It's the last saturday of each month. I'm definitely going to go down and watch this I'm really looking forward to it because basically You know Anyone that's training at tiger can put their hand up to be matched up with someone that's on you know an even skill level And and can fight and they're all videotaped Everyone's watching. They're all put on put on the internet You know if someone really wanted to get their name out there, this would be a great first step This weekend. I'm going to go down and enjoy it. Look at what the skill level is like um and Yeah, I mean yesterday. I didn't train that what I did do is watch a hell of a lot of fights And I watched a whole heap of barbecue beatdown fights um, I watched I watched eternal mma, which was Uh, I think it's an australian based mma card similar to the ufc, but obviously on a lesser scale and a lesser skill level But um, they had one in Auckland because the ufc was in Auckland last weekend So not only do we have fury and wilder. We also had ufc Auckland and And that lived up to the hype as well There was three fighters on the card from new zealand All train out of Auckland the gym that they train at city kickboxing is only a kilometer away from the spa arena Where they fought it was literally on their home turf and all three new zealand fighters came up with a win Including dan hooker who was in the main event. So dan hooker Comes in number seventh ranked lightweight in the ufc wins against paul fowler the number six ranked six ranked And uh, you know, if you go up from there five four three two one, there's only absolute superstars in the lightweight division including could be connor tony fergusson You've got justin gaichi kevin lee is about Number nine. I believe you've even got brad redell. Who's one of the other New zealand fighters. So he's going to be making his way up into the into the rankings. He's had two ufc fights now both very impressive wins And um, he's he's a name to watch out for brad quake redell You've got kai don't blink cara france. You've got brad quake redell and you've got Dan the hangman hooker And i'll tell you what guys being here being all of those guys have trained at tiger by the way alex valpinowski The champion ufc champion trains out of tiger for his camps. You've got Valentina chevchenko trains out of tiger for her camps And a few others honestly this place is just chock full of of extremely You know skilled and accomplished fighters and i am i am just loving it. I'm absolutely loving it You know, I haven't talked to that many people. I haven't really made too many friends, but You know just look at like at any moment of the day from 6 a.m To 8 p.m. There's there's people hitting pads.  I will say that there's plenty of other moi tai gyms on the street There's probably more intimate. You know one-on-one style moi tai gyms Tiger is very very busy. It's very popular It's world-renowned And if if you're coming here as a complete beginner you just want to taste of it like me I think it's perfect if you're coming here as a more experienced fighter. You want that one-on-one attention I don't know. I don't know that it would do for you what you need it to but you know I'm I'm not a fighter and so I wouldn't really know but I think that Just the sheer volume of trainers, you know the the sheer size of the place it it gives it a Clear advantage over many other places. So that's it guys day number nine I'm going to have a a nice drink of water, which which you'll find over here Is literally gold. It's liquid gold And you've got to make sure you have a lot of it or else you'll be struggling I've had a few days where I've had headaches because I haven't drunk enough water Easy fix drink water Most of the time when I'm here, I'm in an air-conditioned room, which is quite nice And you know to be honest I've come from extreme heat. I live in Alice Springs So it's really no trouble for me And with that being said if you've made it to the end of this video I want to say thank you so much for coming along on this ride Thank you so much for supporting me on my channel And if you do decide to come here if you're thinking about it Let me know in the comment section below or send me a message on instagram because I'd love to hear about it And with that being said I'll see you in the next one peace out


Welcome back to the channel, welcome back to the vlog, today we are doing something a little different. We are venturing out to try one of our restaurants that we haven't been to and we've always wanted to go to for some time now. The only problem is the whole pandemic and all that sort of thing. So we decided to support local businesses for the first time and for I don't know how many weeks now because I've been on call so many other times, so many other weekends haven't been able to really do anything, so today we're going to try a one Michelin star restaurant. We had to do reservations a while ago for it and the reason we wanted to document this whole video is because it is the first time we have been out to eat in the middle of the winter outdoor dining whole setup here. So I'm curious to see how it all goes down. We dressed extra warm today because we're going to be sitting outside for like two or three hours, so just going to bring you along for the ride and see how it goes. Having to make a transfer here because we're going down to the Soho-Noho area and then call us for a train transfer which means we can stop at Grand Street Station and walk like half a mile. So first and foremost I just wanted to say that no we are not the type of people who would vlog going out to eat or a date night or whatever but we did want to show you all what it's like to dine outside when it's 28 degrees outside because I haven't done that before. It's kind of like camping and we wanted everybody to see it because everybody talks so much smack about New York City. This is a way for everybody to see what it's really like, right? Yep. Let's go. So we're going to Carbone which has two locations in Noho. Well it has one location but they're using their sister restaurant to like accommodate more guests. So we're going to the other location right now and we'll see how it goes. Alright so first impressions we have Peters everywhere as you can see and there's also a hammocks, a special reservation spot back there which I have an hammocks but Andran had called me as I was about to go into a procedure and I didn't know my image card number. When I finished my procedure, came back, gave Andran my hammocks number, they were all booked up because this is honestly a very slot at the restaurant so we just got here so far, so good. I'm pretty warm actually. First course. Second course. Oh yeah wait. Second course. We've been here like 30-45 minutes now and not too bad. I'm sweating. My head's on fire and I can take layers off so it's actually really comfortable. These heaters are actually pretty warm, yeah very warm. We ended up at a speakeasy place which is just outdoor, it's no longer speakeasy, it's just outdoor. Only it is at a point, at a point right here. So we got some cocktails. That's pretty usual. Andran got a, I don't know, I just let them make whatever they want. They stress the bartender. Some ginger, something or another, I obviously got some bourbon or something or another. The best thing about this place is because it's like a typical speakeasy, there's no actual menu, you just kind of order whatever kind of things you like.  They make the cocktail. Literally I tell them I like bourbon for a drink and they maybe a bourbon for a drink. This is also my second drink I like. I tell them either gin or tequila and they make me gin or tequila, so it's also my second one. So this is where we're going after our dinner. It is actually pretty warm in here. They have heaters up here, so yeah it's not too bad. And can't forget, always a lot of food. Yeah you have to order food even though you're at a cocktail place. When you stumble on an H-Mart you always go ahead because they have the best snacks ever. She was excited to get her matcha boba tea. What is it? Ice cream I guess. Ice cream boba tea from H-Mart. It's frozen. It's 20 degrees out and she's eating a frozen. Good? It's frozen. Alright I'll be the judge of this. So I'm eating the popsicle and it's 25 degrees out. It's basically like you froze a matcha boba tea. The boba are frozen in here. Definitely good for a sweet dessert. It's good for a sweet tooth. It's actually really good. It tastes like a frozen matcha boba tea, which is exactly as advertised. Alright so it is now Sunday morning. We got a little sidetracked because we had a whole bunch of cocktails and then went shopping at H-Mart. But now it is early Sunday morning and Andrana is about to get her vaccine because she hasn't gotten it yet. So she's like two weeks behind me. So we're going to do that right now. She's getting the Moderna vaccine. I got the Pfizer vaccine. So I'm curious to see what her effects are versus mine. Are you ready? Ready. We're ready. Obviously that's how you what her side effects were as well. So you can see both the Moderna and the Pfizer vaccine. So let's go. While I'm waiting for Andrana, I might as well tell you all the whole reason I wanted to make the video on dining outdoors in New York City in the first place. A lot of you don't know that actually when I grew up my father was a chef and restaurateur. We had a ton of different restaurants growing up. Probably six or seven restaurants growing up. So I was in and out of pizza shop pretty much every week, every weekend, et cetera. So for me it actually hits pretty close to home seeing all of these small businesses having to deal with being shut down for months and months and months and trying to kind of keep their head above water because I know from experience growing up that way that restaurants run on very thin margins. Even if we were closed for the holiday we barely had enough revenue or income coming in to keep us afloat for that coming weed or whatever. The operational costs, you have such a thin margin. I don't know how these restaurants are staying afloat after being shut down for months and months. And then to top it all off, we have all these new restrictions. We can have outdoor dining, but the only problem with that is some restaurants don't have space outside of their building to have outdoor dining.  Going further on that, the only problem with eating outside amongst obviously limited seating is that you have to deal with the elements. On days when it snows or when it sleets or rains for that matter and when it's really cold outside you can't even eat outdoors. So when it snowed recently they actually shut down all outdoor dining for four to eight hours which puts even more constraints on these poor small businesses. And if you've seen the Barstool Fund which has raised over $20 million for small businesses I think that is absolutely incredible. So we try to eat out to support local businesses whenever we can and do our part even though it seems kind of futile given how far behind a lot of them are right now. But any bit can help and that's why we wanted to go out show you what it's like to dine outside in 30 degree weather 25 degree weather, whatever it was it honestly wasn't that bad at all. We had a fantastic time. Obviously if you have a nice glass of wine or a small glass of whiskey you feel a lot warmer and with the heaters I actually almost took out my coat at one point because I was too hot. Obviously it's a little uncomfortable eating with a giant puffer coat on but this is just what you gotta deal with in these current times and hopefully it'll all go away sometime soon. So I know this is kind of a different video than I have done in the past it's not really medically related but it's something I care a bit about because of my upbringing. And one thing I forgot to mention I'll show you pictures I had my cousin send me some pictures of the old restaurant that I grew up in and I think I'm going to start making some t-shirts of that logo because I wouldn't bring that logo back because I loved it so much so if you know anybody that can design this logo let me know in the comments below I'm going to start cranking out some of those shirts so I think it'll be fun to give out to some of my family members Okay so I think I've talked enough here about small businesses I'm just waiting for Angelina to get out of the clinic so she can get her vaccine and we can go back home and make some breakfast. Alright so Angelina just got her vaccine how do you feel? So far so good! Did it hurt? Actually not at all. Did you experience any reaction whatsoever? I did not I was monitored Monitored? How long afterwards? Like 10 to 15 minutes Okay so we'll keep an update that is the Moderna vaccine Pfizer vaccine and we're all good That officially concludes this crazy video of outdoor dining and vaccination and restaurant talk So we'll see you on the next one For our eventful weekend Quite an eventful weekend So we'll see you all on the next video


And so I'd like to introduce a person who's very well known to all of you, who runs maybe the most indispensable libertarian website on earth, lurockwell.com, and also the founder and chairman of the Mises Institute, someone who's been at this for many, many decades, and who's going stronger than ever, and someone to whom we all owe a lot, Lu Rockwell. So I want to talk about something controversial today, unlike everybody else. We'll talk about open borders of libertarian reappraisal. They're talking about illegal immigration from Mexico and Central America, or birthright citizenship, or the migrants coming from the Middle East and Africa, subject of immigration, been very much in the news and widely discussed for months now. It's an issue fraught with potentially perilous consequences. So it's especially important for libertarians to understand it correctly. This Mises circle, which is devoted to considering where we go from here, seemed to me an opportune moment to raise this momentous question. I should note that at the outset that in searching for the correct answer to this problem, I do not seek to claim any originality, of course. I draw much of what follows from two people whose work is indispensable to a proper understanding of the free society. That's Murray and Rothbard and Hans Hermann Hoppe. Some libertarians have assumed that the correct libertarian position on immigration must be open borders, or the completely unrestricted movement of peoples. Superficially, this appears correct. Surely we believe in letting people go wherever they want to go. But hold on a minute. Think about freedom of speech, the other principle people associate with libertarians. Do we really believe in freedom of speech as an abstract principle? That would mean I have the right to yell during a movie, to disrupt a church service, the right to enter your home and shout obscenities at you. What we believe in instead are private property rights. No one has freedom of speech on my property, since I set the rules on my property. In the last resort, of course, I can expel someone. You can say whatever he likes on his own property or on the property of anyone who cares to listen to him, but not on mine. The same principle holds for the freedom of movement. Libertarians do not believe in any such abstraction in the abstract principle. We do not have the right, I do not have the right to wander into your house, into your gated community, or onto Disney World, or onto Jay-Z's private island, or someone's private beach. As with freedom of speech, private property is the relevant factor here. I can move on to any property I myself own, or whose owner wishes to have me there, but I simply cannot go wherever I like. Now, if all the parcels of land in the world were held privately, the solution to the so-called immigration problem would be evident. In fact, there would be no immigration problem. Everyone moving somewhere knew would have to have the consent of the owner of that place. When the state and its so-called public property enter the picture, though the things become subtly more murky, and it takes extra effort to uncover the proper libertarian position, I'd like to try to do that here today. Shortly before his death, Murray Rothbard wrote an article in the Journal of Libertarian Studies called Nations by Consent Decomposing the Nation-State. He'd begun rethinking the assumption that libertarians are committed to open borders. He noted, for instance, the large number of ethnic Russians whom Stalin had settled in Estonia. This was not done so the Baltic people could enjoy the fruits of diversity. In fact, it never is. It was an attempt to destroy an existing culture so that to make the people more docile and less likely to cause problems for the Soviet Empire. Murray wondered, as a libertarian, am I required to support this much less to cheer it? Or might there be more to the immigration question after all? And here Murray posed the problem just as I have in a really private property society. People would have to be invited on to whatever property they traveled through or settled on. Every piece of land in the country were owned by some person, group or corporation. This would mean that no person could enter unless invited to enter and allowed to rent or purchase property. A totally privatized country would be as closed as the particular property owners wished it to be. It seems clear then that the regime of open borders that exist de facto in the United States and Western Europe today really amounts to a compulsory opening by the central state in charge of all streets and public lands, public buildings. It does not genuinely reflect the wishes of the proprietors. In the current situation, on the other hand, immigrants have access to public roads, public transportation, public buildings, and so on. Combine this with the state's other curtailments of private property rights and the result is artificial demographic shifts that would never occur in a free market. Property owners are forced to associate and do business with individuals they might otherwise avoid. Quote, commercial property owners such as stores, hotels, and restaurants are no longer free to exclude or restrict access as they see fit, wrote Hans. Employers can no longer hire or fire whom they wish. In the housing market, landlords are no longer free to exclude unwanted tenants. Furthermore, restrictive covenants are compelled to accept members and actions in violation of their very own rules and regulations. Hans continues, by admitting someone onto its territory, the state also permits this person to proceed on public roads and lands to every domestic residence doorstep, to make use of all public facilities and services, such as hospitals and schools, and to access every commercial establishment, employment, and residential housing protected by a multitude of non-discrimination laws. It is rather unfashionable to express concern for the rights of property owners in such situations. I know and indeed I can already hear the sympathy for migrants expressed by left libertarians, but whether the principle is popular or not, a transaction between two people should not occur unless both of those people wanted to. This is after all the very core of libertarian principle. In order to make sense of all this and to reach the appropriate libertarian conclusion, we have to look more closely on what public property really is and who, if anyone can be said to be its true owner. Hans has devoted some of his own work to this question. There are two positions he says we must reject. The first is that public property is owned by the government, that public property or that public property is unknown, and is therefore comparable to land in the state of nature before individual property titles, particular parcels of land have been established. Certainly we cannot say that public property is owned by the government, since government may not legitimately own anything. Government acquires its property by force, usually via the intermediary of taxation. A libertarian cannot accept that land or property acquisition is morally legitimate if it's done by force since it involves again the initiation of force against the innocent through the extraction of tax dollars. Hence governments pretended property titles are illegitimate, but neither can we say that public property is unknown. Property in the possession of a thief is not unknown, even if at the moment it does not happen to be held by the rightful owner. The same goes for so-called public property. It was purchased and developed by means of money seized from the taxpayers. They are the true owners. This incidentally was the correct way to approach desocialization in the former Soviet regimes in Eastern Europe. All these industries were the property of the people who had been looted to build them, and these people should have received shares and proportion to their contributions to the extent it would have been possible to determine those. In an anarcho-capitalist world, with all private property owned, immigration would be up to each individual property owner to decide. Right now, on the other hand, immigration decisions are made by a central authority. The wishes of property owners are completely disregarded. The correct way to proceed, therefore, is to decentralize decision making on immigration to the lowest possible level. So we approach more meticulously and closely the proper libertarian position on which individual property owners consent to the various movements of peoples. Ralph Raco, our great libertarian historian, once wrote, free immigration would seem to be on a different category than other policy decisions, in that its consequences permanently and radically alter the very composition of the democratic political body that makes those decisions. In fact, he said the liberal order where to the extent it exists is the product of a highly complex cultural development. One wonders, for instance, what would become of the liberal society of Switzerland under a regime of open borders? Switzerland, in fact, is an interesting example. Before the European Union was involved, the immigration policy of Switzerland approached the kind of system we are describing here. In Switzerland, localities decided on immigration and immigrants, or their employers had to pay to admit a prospective immigrant. In this way, residents could better ensure that their communities would be populated by people who would add value and who would not stick them with a bill of laundry list bill of benefits. Obviously, in a pure open border system, the Western welfare states would simply be overrun by people seeking tax dollars. As libertarians, we should, of course, celebrate the demise of the welfare state. But to expect a sudden devotion to laissez-faire to be the likely outcome of such a collapse in the welfare state is to indulge in naivete of a especially preposterous kind. Can we conclude that immigrants should be considered merited, invited, excuse me, by the mere fact that they have been hired by an employer? No, says Hans, because the employer does not assume the full cost associated with his new employee. The employer partially externalizes the cost of that employee on the tax paying public. Hans says, equipped with a work permit, the immigrant is allowed to make free use of every public facility, roads, parks, hospitals, schools, and no landlord, businessman, or private association is permitted to discriminate against him as regards housing, employment, accommodation, and association. That is, the immigrant comes invited with a substantial fringe benefit package paid for not only partially by the immigrant's employer who allegedly has extended the invitation, but by domestic proprietors as taxpayers who had no say whatsoever in the invitation. These migrations, in short, are not market outcomes. They would not occur on a free market. We are what we are witnessing are examples of subsidized immigration. Libertarians defending these mass migrations as if they were market phenomena are only helping to discredit and undermine the true free market. Over as Hans points out, a free immigration position is not analogous to free trade as some libertarians have erroneously claimed. In the case of goods being traded from one place to another, there was always and necessarily a willing recipient. The same is not true for free immigration. To be sure it is fashionable in the U.S. to laugh at words of caution about mass migration, why people made predictions about previous ways of immigration were told, and we all know those didn't come true. Now for one thing, those waves are all followed by swift and substantial immigration reductions during which time society adapted to these pre-welfare state population movements. There is virtually no prospect of any such reduction today. For another, it is a fantasy to claim because some people incorrectly predicted a particular outcome at a particular time.  Fact is politically enforced multiculturalism as an exceptionally poor track record. The 20th century affords failure after predictable failure, whether it's Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, the Soviet Union, Pakistan and Bangladesh, or the Malaysia and Singapore. By the countless places where ethnic and religious divides have not yet been resolved to this day, the evidence suggests something very different from the tale of the universal brotherhood of man that is such a staple of leftist folklore. Though not some of the new arrivals are perfectly decent people despite the US government's lack of interest in encouraging immigration among the skilled and the capable. But some will not be. The three great crime waves in US history, which began in 1850, 1900 and 1960, coincided with periods of mass migration. Immigration may not have not been the only factor at work, but it was indeed a factor. Crime isn't the only reason people may legitimately wish to resist mass immigration. Four million Americans showed up on the shores of Singapore for admission that country's culture and society would be changed forever. And no, it's not true that libertarianism would require that the people of Singapore shrug their shoulders and say, well, it was nice to have our own society, but all good things must come to an end. No one in Singapore would want that outcome and in a free society, they would actively prevent it. In other words, it's bad enough to be looted, spied on and kicked around by the state. Should we also have to pay for the privilege of cultural destructionism, an outcome the vast majority of the state's tax-paying subjects do not want and would actively prevent if they lived in a free society and were allowed to do so. The very cultures that the incoming migrants are said to enrich us and the Europeans with could not have developed had they been constantly bombarded with waves of immigration by peoples of radically different cultures. So the multicultural argument doesn't even make sense. It's impossible to believe that the US or Western Europe would be a freer place after several more decades of uninterrupted mass migration on welfare. Given the migration patterns that the US and the EU government encourage, the long-term result will be to make constituencies for continued government growth so large as to be practically unopposable. Open borders libertarians active at that time may scratch their heads and claim not to understand why their promotion of free markets is having so little effect. Everyone else I would argue will understand why. Thank you.


Ever heard of the MBTI test? It's shorthand for Myers-Briggs type indicator. First published in 1943, it still holds significance today and is used in many circumstances, ranging from marital counseling and relationship compatibility to career selection and personal development. As lovers of psychology and personality types, we thought it would be fun to do a series on all 16 types. Today we'll be talking about INFJs, otherwise known as the Advocate. Here are seven fun secrets revealed about INFJs. 1. Their Magical Unicorns Okay, not in a literal sense, but INFJs statistically have been reported as the rarest personality type. To be exact, only 1-2% of the world's population identify as INFJs, with slightly more females than males.  2. They Put the Book in Bookworm As introverts, INFJs love to pass time with the good ol' reading hour. They enjoy learning new things and have a broad range of interests, whether it's history, Hogwarts, or psychology. If you find that your INFJ hasn't gotten back to your texts, they might just be visiting Platform 9 and 3 quarters. 3. They Know How to Climb the Social Ladder Consider INFJs as the goats in society. They know how to climb a mountain when they see one. Ambitious, knowledge-seeking, and always open to self-improvement. This type does what it takes to reach their goals. If they aren't careful, however, they may push themselves too hard. 4. They See Things and Understand Them Think of Charlie from the Perks of Being a Wallflower, a classic INFJ or holding Caulfield from The Catcher in the Rock. The minute they walk into a room, they can absorb everyone's moods. 5. They Love a Good Puzzle INFJs might seem timid when you first meet them, but don't be fooled by their quiet demeanor. They never shy away from a good challenge. Deep thinkers with rich inner lives, INFJs enjoy problem-solving and reflecting on ethics. 6. They're Classy AF This type likes the finer things in life. Whether it means enjoying a good glass of wine or wearing a snazzy pair of oxfords, they strive for sophistication. It's important for them to look and feel good. You'll catch them owning one or two quality items instead of five cheap ones. 7. They Make Routine Unboring INFJs are masters at organizing, from filing papers at work and color-coding bookshelves to planning the week ahead with those nifty bullet journals. Meticulous about their details and regimens, you can always count on an INFJ to be prepared, punctual, and persistent. Are you an INFJ? Do you identify with these traits? Please share your thoughts below. We'll be exploring the rest of the personality types, so stay tuned if we haven't covered yours yet. Our comment of the video goes to Vadde who wrote, You forgot crushing on a fictional character. That's very true. Stick around till the end of every video to see if your comment made it to our next video. Thanks for watching!


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I'll check it here in a second Davis Mills got silver premier level rookie Darden for the Bucks Herlock or field level. No, it's not white. It's silver Jonathan Taylor. It's definitely a silver Got me Cole Hardman chiefs on the Jersey card 15. I think of yeah 15 of 99 for the chiefs Silver concourse Browns Anthony Schwartz Darby Yeah, it's tough to tell the silver I don't know. It's more shiny in select entities and other products club level Lawrence for the Jags a blue James Robinson Jags premier level 102 of 149 forgot my number a couple level silver shy Smith Panthers. It's going to go gates We have select hobby. 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No way a lot of words for that card right there, but Holy cow I'll say Wow Bengals you are gonna want to get some insurance for for shipping at the least I would say That is freaking massive A gold field level Bengals rookie Jamar Chase One of ten. Let's go. We got the jersey number for you Bengals Good god Dean I Dude Dean is in chat right now.  The jersey number Jamar Chase gold field level You'll love to see it You'll love to see it. That's what we're here for y'all That's what we're here for Dean big congrats, buddy. You know our insurance is on the site. I don't the link after the break though That's insane concourse silver Ian book That's insane wild Silver L. Way field level Broncos Thomas Nah, I didn't see a Dean W. The break only saw a Dean. I all these deans in chat Got a maroon Derek Gore Chiefs rookie Numbered of one or 43 of 149 and a carnell Lake Steelers auto 79 of 99 carnell Lake Keeps raining around here. There's gonna be a new lake in the parking lot Silver selections Kenneth Gainwell Eagles silver club level shy Smith Panthers danger Russ Silver sensations Justin Jefferson silver Ritchie Grants Dawkins Yeah, we pull some we pull the past two breaks, especially have been pretty pretty wild and a Kyle Pitts premier level tri-color Svicta there you go man 193 of 199 There he is Kyle Pitts got silver premier level Fitzpatrick for the Titans Silver concourse waddle for the Dolphins off-centered there nice one Dolphins still with our sets We've got an Ian Buck Saints rookie Jersey card 50 of 75 Silver club level Ray Lewis Ravens Dean eyes in YouTube chat. That's who got the chase got Devin white club level red Buccaneers 12 of 49 nice one bucks. Let's have a solid break Devin white having a solid break actually Concourse silver Mons. He also had the trash though bucks did do well The three box are for sure This is break number seven Three blocks number seven hope level silver eats the end for the Jags Yeah, we're about to do a recap snake skin time snake skin time Club level that purple is that purple on that team color is that blue or for me to tell oh Boy, I think that's the bottom. I think I'm wrong. Nope. I am wrong. I am wrong. All right. Here we go Here we go. This is top for sure It's a Raven. It's a Raven snakeskin. Come on Lamar. I don't think it's a rookie. So come on Lamar Ray Lewis, that's awesome to club level snakeskin boom one of two Baltimore Some heat in three box number seven Congrats Ravens That's absolute fire as well Insanity insanity Beautiful Club level snakeskin Ray Lewis probably the best metal linebacker ever silver Josh Allen for the bills at Trey Lance Premier level base Holy cow, there's a card stuck here. There's Tony Cornell Powell rookie Jersey auto chiefs Chiefs 52 is 75 Yeah, Rich, I think that's the way it's going right now. It's working. So Gotta keep saying it. Let's do a recap guys. This is about to be a An insane recap for a three boxer. I don't know if you can open three boxes again For the rest of your life and have them look as good as those three boxes I'm gonna guess you could but you'd be the outlier. All right, so Relic cards here for the Bangles T. Higgins 25 is 75 Chiefs, Nicole Hardman 15 and 99 St. C and book Number 50 of 75 Devin white white auto bucks white white 13 of 35 Cornell Lake for the Steelers 79 of 99 tie-dye Tylen Wallace tie dial in Wallace 6 6 25 auto for the Ravens Trash Jersey auto bucks 59 of 149 Fajoco Jersey Auto Cowboys 33 of 49 and Chiefs Cornell Powell 52 of 75 everything else in him. That's a lot of mags for a three boxer I will say It is really nice Green club level Panthers rookie Chuba Hubbard three of five Chuba Huba a Gold field level rookie for the Browns Greg Newsom the second. That's nasty too. That's five out of ten a Snake skin club level for the Ravens Ray Lewis numbered one of two a premier level tri-color for the Niners Trey Lance numbered 149 of 199 And the gold field level Jamar Chase There it is the Jersey number as well one of ten the Jersey number Dean I I'm very happy for you sir big congrats on that absolute Monster hit Just insane man. What a three-box break. We've got another one coming up next. We got to keep it rolling. Thanks everybody