And he gets worse because he goes from a monopoly to what? And you can blame that on capitalism, but you can get the same, you can get exactly the same result if you have people trade because they flip a dice. So if you took 100 people, let's say give 100 people $10 each, and then they had to trade with each other. If I, you flip a coin and I flip a coin, and if it's, we flip a coin, if it's heads, you get a dollar. And so that's your game. Heads gives you a dollar. If you play that out till it concludes, what happens is some people lose, let's say 10, they have $10, they lose 10 times in a row. Well, then what happens? That's zero. Well, they can't trade anymore. So what happens is that people lose at different rates, but if you lose enough, even if it takes you 100 trades to lose all your money, as soon as you hit zero, you're done. If you play that out to its conclusion, even though it's random, completely random, the trading, one person ends up with all the money and everyone else ends up with zero. And so that I'm a member of a name. I mean, this is terrible. I can't tell you how much, how terrible this is. It's, it's, it's really, really bad because this plays into every anti-capitalist idea that's out there. Capitalism is just flipping coins. The distribution of wealth is not determined by ability. It's not determined by production. It's not determined by ingenuity or applying reason to a problem. It doesn't enhance the world. It doesn't enhance other people. It's a zero sum world. And therefore, if it's a zero sum world and it's all based on luck, then why is it wrong to redistribute wealth? Why is it wrong to regulate people? Why is it wrong to control people? But the whole essence of trade, the whole essential aspect of trade is the trade as a win-win relationship. It's a win-win transaction. Both parties are better off. That doesn't exist in monopoly and that doesn't exist in flipping a coin. And by giving up on the most important feature of capitalism, which is entrepreneurship and trade, production and trade, that's what, that's the most, from an economic perspective.  The two important features of capitalism are production and trade. And yet, for Jordan, they don't exist. There's just an algorithm out there, flipping coins, people getting money, and he can predict how the money will be distributed at the end of the game. And how did new money show up? How did new wealth appear? Where did that come from? And who gets that? What's the physics formula to allocate that? I mean, it's hard for me to express how frustrated I am at this, because millions of people are going to watch it. Millions of people are going to watch it. And it's just wrong. And he is portrayed out there as a defender of markets, as a defender of capitalism. And later on, he'll say a wonderful market saw. But he's just given this, which is undermined everything he says later on. People think of him. He's got the millions of followers. All right, let's see. Let's keep going here. We'll get to Joe Rogan. And you'll see what Joe Rogan has to say about the world. Oh my God. God. It's so frustrating. It's so frustrating. And I understand why he won't have me on the show, given what he says about economics. Native Canadian family, West Coast Indian family, Native family, and this particular culture had a tradition, part-life, and they had the same problem in their culture. And the problem was that some of the big chiefs over some period of time would end up with like all the stuff, all of it. And now. But how did they end up with all the stuff? And again, if you don't differentiate with capitalism, then people assume that this is the same way the capitalists get all the stuff. The chiefs got all the stuff because they had the political power to take all the stuff. The chiefs got all the stuff because they confiscated all the stuff. They stole all the stuff. They took all the stuff. They didn't trade for all the stuff. It's not that this chief them with some free market where the chiefs landed up with all the stuff. It's a zero sum world in which they had the gun, political power, and took it all. And he's saying this is just like capitalism. This is what happens. All these systems are the same. And he's ignoring the fundamental principle, difference between them. And thus undermining and undercutting any support he might provide capitalism leader on. That wasn't good because, well, for obvious reasons, you know, it would destabilize the society. That's in some sense the least of the problem.  They'd have these big celebrations that rich people would put on where status was determined by how much of that wealth you would give away. Right, right. And that was the potlatch. Yeah, yeah, they had to do it. Well, that's philanthropy, right? People really look very highly, very wealth and gain. Yeah, well, then I haven't, this might be a biased sound. So the whole idea philanthropy is you've stolen all the stuff from all the people, and you give some of it back and you to appease them so they don't rebel against you. They don't slaughter you. And philanthropy in the modern time is the same way, you know, you accumulate a lot of money for no reason other than how much Joe Rogan has earned. But obviously it's all being luck and so on. God, I mean, these are wealthy people, both Jordan and Joe Rogan have earned a lot of money through their own skill and talent and entrepreneurial capabilities. And yet this is the level at which they understand. And then philanthropy is just done in order to appease the people so they don't rebel against these rich guys who've taken all the stuff. And this is just how society is supposed to function. This is how this is the model, you know, example, but I don't think so. And if it is, it's biased towards entrepreneur conservative types who you would think in the parody sense would be the least likely to do this. I haven't met anyone who has a vast fortune whose primary concern is isn't what the hell can I do with all this money that's beneficial as fast as possible. They're not sitting around thinking, I need another super yacht that now look, there's going to be people like that, you know, but, but I haven't met any of them. You met Jeff Bezos? No, I haven't. I haven't met Bezos. What is Joe Rogan got against Bezos? But as he's got a couple, I'm sure he does. I'm sure he does. But like, I'm pretty happy about the fact that he's building rocket ship. Good for Jordan Peterson. She once in a while, he says something and you go, yes, I'm pretty happy is building, you know, spacecraft as well. And you need billions and that actually takes a lot of capital. Yes, you know, and the other thing that there's a couple of other things about capitalism that are worth thinking about one is he hasn't said anything about capitalism until now, by the way, not a word about capitalism until now. But there's another thing she's talked about all these other systems, communism, tribalism, all systems of force and coercion, all systems of zero sum economics. And now he's saying there's nothing about capitalism. So what he's saying is everything I've said before is capitalism. So angry. All the evidence suggests that relatively free markets are the best way to make the absolutely poor richer. That's so relatively few markets. Why? Yes. I mean, maybe absolutely free markets would make them even richer. Not an inequality issue. But notice that what's good about capitalism is helping the poor just that while they're not starving, and that's something we've lifted more people out of poverty in the last 15 years than in the entire course of human history. Can I pause you for a second now? Okay, now we're going to get a Joe Rogan rant. Brace yourselves. Brace yourselves because you remember Joe Rogan at some point during the campaign supported Bernie Sanders. So you know, this is his Bernie Sanders take on economics. It's about at the level of economic understanding that Boone has. Oh, one point that I forgot. I read this the other day that where Karl Marx is buried, they have to charge money because they have to maintain. And they need to maintain it, which makes sure that's true. Because I read that and I was like, is that real? My daughter once bought me a 50% off Karl Marx doll, which I thought was just ridiculous. And she bought it for that reason. She told me it's so funny. It was so funny. Capitalism. Here we go. Here's when people start talking about capitalism, and we talk about capitalism uplifting poor people. One of the issues that a lot of people have in this country is when you ship jobs overseas and you ship companies start manufacturing things over essentially pennies on the dollar.  If you went further to where the minerals are dug out of the ground and the Congo, you know, let me just, let me just say, I'll stop him here. I could comment on everything he's going to say, but God, you would not be heartbroken if you went to where they manufacture the iPhones. Indeed, you'd be heartened if you had a heart and people who've actually done it rather than just sit at home comfortably in wealth and complain about these things. If you actually went to the factory in China and then went, talked to the workers and actually then went to the place where the worker came from. Maybe they're a little village in rural China where they grew up and saw the life they lived there. You would be heartened by the fact that the workers in the factories of the making the iPhones in China, whose lives are significantly better off than what they used to be and are going to be significantly better off in 10, 20 years if they're allowed to, you know, because of constraints and freedom that are coming in China, significantly better off than a path to success, not a path to prosperity, not a path to not starving, not a path to economic independence. As individuals, forget China, forget that you hate China, forget that it's fascist, just at the individual level. It's just not true, but you see when people like Joe Rogan say it over and over and over again, and the left says it over and over again, and economics professors say it over and over again, and modelists say it over and over again, and they all say it over and over again, then we start believing it. There's a great Ted Talk, which I recommend. God, I don't remember her name. She's an Asian correspondent for NPR, so a typical leftist NPR correspondent who spent a lot of time in China, lived in China, and reported from the factories and went to the factories and talked to the women who worked in the factories and wrote about it and did a Ted Talk about it and wrote a book about it, and she shows how much these factories have benefited and improved the lives of these Chinese and how evil it is to sit back at home and condemn this, and as a consequence of that, ultimately, if people follow this condemnation, you're basically condemning these people to poverty for the rest of their lives. They have to go backwards, backwards. There is documentation after documentation after documentation after documentation, sweatshops are good for the people who are there, and they disappear now because of your activism, but because they gain skills, they increase in productivity, and their wages go up. Now, I'm not justifying slavery, evil, I'm not justifying whipping people and chaining them to machines, any of that, but in terms of wages, voluntary transactions, sweatshirts have been proven time and time and time and time and time and time and time and time and time again to be hugely beneficial because they train people, they give them skills, and the reason they take the jobs is because the job is a better alternative than what they have, and they get wealthier from the job. Their wages go up over time, and ultimately sweatshops disappear. Even in China today, a lot of the very, very lowest paid activities are no longer done in China because China, the productivity of labor has gone up so much that you'd have to pay them a lot of money to do the work. Be devastated. That's the reality of capitalism. That's the reality of sending jobs overseas. The cure to that is a more even distribution of wealth within the company, meaning that the company would have to, and I'm not picking on Apple like any company needs, they would have to pay the people that work there a decent living wage with great benefits and health insurance and dental and all the stuff that people want and need in order to feel secure and safe, give them a great working environment, don't overwork them, and now how much money? Because the amount of money that Apple has put aside, and obviously I'm an Apple fan, I have an Apple phone right here, I'm not picking on that, but they are one of the richest companies that's ever existed on the face of planet earth, but how are they doing that? One of the ways they're doing that is by paying people very little to make their products that they sell for a giant amount of money.  I mean, it just really is. You know, the contribution of labor, in terms of assembling these iPhones is that is what allows Apple to make a fortune, and what would happen if Apple started paying all its workers much higher wages, much higher wages? What would happen if that was the case? I mean, they would have to charge a lot more for the iPhones and sell a lot less of those iPhones, and because they sold less of those iPhones, what would happen to the number of jobs that were available to assemble those iPhones? It would decline. A lot of those people would go out of business. Whenever you pay people artificially high wages, artificially high wages, whenever you pay people more than they are productive, what happens? You lose money on those employees and therefore you get rid of them. Now, we'll get to John Ford, the Ford example where Ford basically doubled wages of everybody at the Ford plant some year, but what Ford did when he doubled those wages? By doubling those wages, he attracted the most productive workers in the car industry, and he laid off the people who couldn't produce at five, whatever it was, I think five dollars an hour, I can't remember what the number was, five dollars a day, probably a day in those days. So what he did by increasing the wages was not just randomly increase wages, but increase wages for the most productive, and expected them to live up to their productivity. And he said he wanted to pay them so they could buy their own car, but that's not why he did it. You know, Jordan Peterson will talk about this. That's not how he did it, why he did it. Jordan will say it is, but it's not. He did it because he wanted to attract the best, most productive people to work at his factory. He wanted to be able to expect and demand from them extraordinary productive ability. I mean, the number of them who could buy the car would not make a dent in how wealthy Ford would be, would not make a dent in the sales of Ford. He did it because it was his, his rational interest. He did it because it was going to raise profitability. He did it by the way, because he was a master, and this is what made Ford so amazing. It was a master at increasing the productivity of labor. That's what the assembly line is all about. The assembly line is a way to get more productivity out of the people that you have. And as a consequence, you can pay them all because they become more productive. Thank you for listening or watching The Iran Book Show. If you'd like to support the show, we make it as easy as possible for you to trade with me. You get value from listening, you get value from watching, show your appreciation. 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Sheridan County, on the eastern base of the Bighorn Mountains, has long been an attractive location for human settlement since before the Crow Indians arrived in the region which they called a country in the right place. Sheridan County experienced rapid settlement after the conclusion of the Plains Indian Wars and Bighorn City became the first town. Railroad expansion and a favorable climate encouraged settlements for agriculture production, shipping, mining, and timbering across the county. The town of Sheridan became the hub of many of these activities and the county seat. Many of the settlers in the area were of British descent and Sheridan County gained a reputation for raising horses when F.D. Grizzle and Oliver Wallop, among others, moved to the county. Sheridan County supplied horses to the British Calvary during the Boar War and became a world-renowned polo destination after World War I. Queen Elizabeth II visited the county in 1984 to purchase polo ponies. Many early Wyoming dude ranches also began in Sheridan County. Agriculture and tourism continue to play an important role in the county, finding ways to thrive in a terrain that varies from mountains to lush valleys to dry plains. From the University of Wyoming Extension, I'm Brian Sebade, Exploring the Nature of Wyoming.


So my new inside legs all is coming forward the new outside leg is all is coming back I think of my shoulders matching my horses shoulders so my shoulders are doing the same thing I would expect his shoulders to do and Since my hands are connected to my shoulders right through through my arm that ends up moving my hands You'll notice that as I'm doing this my horse is changing his bend in shape as he's coming through and I'm exaggerating this a little bit and You can do this to any degree you want you could come way in and make it quite a large serpentine initially and Then as you come you know through around a time or two you might start dialing it in and doing less and less What I want you really focusing on though is that change of bend in shape


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2019 Ford F350 Crew Cab Long Box Dual Rear Wheel Lariat is stock number 14200Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy duty truck headquarters. This 2019 Ford F350 has a 6.7 liter power stroke diesel engine. It's paired up with the 8-6 speed automatic transmission. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this truck is 100% ready to go. Super low miles, very clean all the way around. And that's exactly what I'm going to do in this video. Go all the way around inside, underneath, start it up. Take a look under the hood and give you the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle. A gate black metallic is the color I show all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, consider subscribing to the YouTube channel. Click the bell notifications to get updates on the videos I do each and every day, as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walk-arounds on YouTube and heavy duty truck walk-arounds. And keep current on our inventory that changes daily here at Summit Auto. This one comes with these 17 inch polished aluminum wheels. And it has Michelin LTXAT tires. These are LT24575R17s. They have most of the tread left on them. This truck only has about 5,000 miles on it. And the frame and unbodies exceptionally clean. This is a one owner clean title history, clean car facts out of Minnesota. Front fenders, absolutely perfect. No dents or dings on there. Headlight lenses and fog lights are nice and clear. And that front bumper and lower valence are in fantastic condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. You do get the chrome tow hooks as well as the chrome trimmed grille. The hood is in really nice condition. I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. And you do get the cab lights up top. Also has the chrome mirrors and the chrome tipped exhaust. Passengers side front fenders in great shape. No dents or dings on that. And the passengers side front wheel. No major scuffs or scrapes on there. A gate black metallic's got a lot of metal flake to it. A lot of yellows and blues and purples. Really a cool color. Especially when you get it out in the sunlight. As you go down this side of this 2019 Ford F-350, take note of how clean the body is. How reflective and mirror like that paint is. I take these HD videos. So if you're far away or even if you're close by just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle. You can see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision or just make the decision to come take a look at the truck from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that decision let your salesmen know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back wheel is in excellent shape as well. And the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Frame and underbody back here is in excellent shape. It does have the camper package with the anti sway bars. I think all F-350s come with that but this one does have it. Frame and underbody back here looks really good. Has all the remaining factory exhaust and it does come with the nice factory chrome step bars as well. Didn't see any dents or dings on the box. Dualy tub is in nice shape. Do get that chrome tipped exhaust. Looks really good. Coming around to the back, the rear bumper is in great shape. No dents or dings on there. You get the backup parking sensors full towing package which includes the receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring. And the tailgate is in excellent condition as well. Didn't see any dents or dings on there. Comes with a pull right ISR series super fifth wheel, 20,000 pounds and that is in nice shape. You also get a nice drop in bed liner and that bed liner goes onto the tailgate which is a great feature. You also get the tailgate step assist back here. Also seven pin wiring there as well for that fifth wheel. Tailgate shuts nice and solidly and as you go down the driver side just as clean as that passenger side. No major dents or dings on the box and the dualy tub, no scuffs, scrapes, cracks or major imperfections on there. This back wheel is in excellent shape as well. And down the rest of the side of the truck, doors and cab all look fantastic. Didn't see any dents or dings. What you'd expect on a truck with a 5,000 miles has the telescopic tow mirrors. They power telescope out, power fold in, they're heated, built in directional signals, does have the driver's side door code entry. We do have the code for this truck and if you ever want to figure out what your code is for your 17 to 22 super duty. In the upper right hand part of screen I got a video showing you how to do that, how to find that code. Back seats are in fantastic condition, no rips or tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. Power sliding rear window with the built-in rear defrost. These seats are in fantastic condition. You get a nice storage area under here, some side box tie downs and then this piece can actually fold down flat. You get factory floor mats back here. You also get 110 volt, 400 watt plug-in and two USBs and a 12 volt PowerPoint. Carpings nice and clean. Side cardinair bags on the front seats.  Inside and bottoms of the doors are all in fantastic condition as well. I'll show you the VIN sticker here as well as the tire and loading information sticker. No Canadian trucks here. Tight loading information sticker.  No rips, no tears on these seats. Both of these seats are power. Driver's side lumbar, factory floor mats, auto headlamps, power pedals, LED side lights for the mirrors, tilt telescopic steering wheel, power windows locks and mirrors and these mirrors do power fold in. I always like showing both sides so that you know that both sides are working properly and then they do power, telescope out and in and out and in. You also get the nice wood grain trim on the doors there as well. See the steering wheel is in really nice condition. You get the cruise controls and information center controls on the left. Leather wrap, Bluetooth and audio controls on the right. And you can see that this truck only has 5,422 miles on it. You do get a digital spinometer on there. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. And you get the six speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. This one also has the sync eight inch radio. It has AM, FM and SiriusXM radio capabilities as well as Bluetooth capabilities.  This one does have the factory navigation system on it as well. And there is highway 41. So you can see that is working nicely. You also get all your different settings on here. And this is also where your backup cameras show up, which I'll show you in a second. It has factory exhaust brakes, stability control, the B&O premium sound system, hazard lights. That's to get to your cameras. Turned out four wheel drive, factory brake controller. Down here is your more tactile volume tune and climate controls, including your dual climate controls. You get two USBs down there. Check out those cameras. There's your cargo cams. So you can see what's going on in the bed of the truck. Then you can see what's going on when you get hooked up to your camper. So down here are your cup holders. I got a magic trick. If you go abracadabra, you have four cup holders now. Back to two. That's the magic trick. 12 volt, power point, 110 volt, 400 watt plug-in, dual glove boxes and the passenger side format. And seat are in excellent conditional. Rips or tears, smells very clean inside this truck. I don't think it's ever been smoked in. And the headliner is absolutely perfect. You do get six auxiliary outfit switches, power side and rear window controls and map lights up there. Let's start it up. Take a look under the hood. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. I am going to turn all the lights on so you can see that they are all working. There are those LED side lights. They are very bright. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video, you've been able to verify the quality condition options and of course, cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside and out. 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What's up everybody once again is Brand Man Sean and this video is brought to you by brandmannetwork.com because I signed myself now. We got to talk about the damage of leaks because there's a lot of information out there about leaks or a lot of opinions that people have when song leaks happens. And I know there's some general thoughts of how does a little song leak happen. But really there's a darker side that most people don't understand and the really truly negative impact that has on artists and some of the other people on the back end and why some people are doing it on purpose. Because there's a few different sides to look at this from. First we got the fans perspective, second we got the marketers perspective, third we got the artists perspective and also the songwriters perspective which is fourth right. They can be separate, they could be different. Now this is what people have to realize. Fans are not educated on how this business works and I don't blame them right. They don't get paid to understand right. There's a people who say they got careers or they want careers in music that don't understand the music business. So you can't expect fans to do that or even take the time to because they're in the music thing for entertainment. But this is where a lot of conflict happens because when fans have leaks they're like yo I'm just glad to hear that music again. But then you also have the marketers perspective which often times kind of can end up similar to the fans perspective but it's two ways a lot of marketers look at it and when I say marketers this could be the marketers on their team or people coordinating it. One you got the negative side. That's yo man we've been planning this thing. We had all these things we wanted to do and ways to package it yet however this thing has been ruined because the dad gone thing done leak. Like that's it. Like I can't do it how I wanted to. But then secondly we also have the perspective of okay yes this did happen. But since it did happen let's go ahead and capital loss of this thing if people are starting to like it and they're showing good feedback. Let's be agile and make the most out of the situation. It's a sunk cost that already happened. Let's get it. Let's go. But this is when we get into the trickier situations because even with that in mind because that does sound good right. Well it did happen already. Why don't they just maximize the fact that it happened and leverage things. It's easy to say but it's harder to do and this is when we get into the artist's perspective and the songwriter's perspective and this is when we start to also get to that darker side. So first let's just talk about this right. How does a lot of these leaks happen. Well one artists send their music out early a lot of times to the media journalists and all that type of stuff so they can write articles and have it up on you know release dates and get it up really quickly afterwards and sometimes you know these artists they just ain't right right. Not these artists. They'll just they'll leak it because they'll be like I had no big deal or whatever they might have something to get somebody or you know they think they're cool so they're gonna let their friends hear it early and then the friends somehow get a hold of it and leak it themselves. Then you got artists who have like just so many people that are touching their stuff right on so many teams and then those people I might be a producer or producers assistant somehow and then I got the stuff leaked because it leaked through me. You have the P and D route which is you know pressing CDs and being in the factory a CD fall off the truck fall off the line and people find it that way. There's so many different ways that music gets leaked but none of those ways really get into the darker intent that some people have when it comes from a business aspect of how leaks impact artists and songwriters. So let's check out this let's look at this songwriters perspective right songwriters get paid to write songs right. You know sometimes they have part of back in oftentimes they do right but they also have fees that they get up front and look y'all might not notice but we say artists are cheap on to come up but so many of these artists and their teams that have huge budgets or just are larger and y'all would think they wouldn't be cheap are cheap in their own way just as cheap as a matter of fact bigger numbers but still cheap considering what they have. So artists might have to pay 30k 50k for a song and definitely probably not 50k these days but 30k 15k for a song right. Now when a song leaks it actually loses its value just in this business industry side of things right. Of course it can still go on be monetized especially the way streaming works and the way the industry is and all that stuff but it still can be monetized but just for a variety of reasons and ways that people can look at stuff it can lose its value right. So I might be a manager I might have I'm somebody with some pool a power that be working with this artist with a songwriter this songwriter says this is how much it costs and it could be a pretty standard fee but you'll have situations where somebody gets the music on that team that you're trying to sell it to that's not uncommon at all by the way right the artists get the song they record the song and then they handle a lot of the business after the fact in a lot of those situations but they can have somebody on their team leak the song because you're like you could be like oh you know yeah 30k now let me get this for 20k or let me get this for 5k because they could be like 30k I'm not really trying to pay that but of course the songwriter is not gonna move on their value and then they leak a song right they leaked the song and then hit the songwriter back and say yo I mean this thing is leaked am I gonna I don't want to know about paying that exactly I mean I'll give you 5k because it's already out there I mean you know it's already out there we're on the track already but we can't really do it like one two five k right and they will leak it and of course they'll pretend that like they didn't leak it themselves right that's a very real situation when you understand how these songs give value on the back end how you're able to flip them for other things that are set up even hitting certain numbers right because from an artist perspective that's number four right these artists have these milestones that they got to hit right or they're planning to hit and that could be a part of that situation and when you don't roll certain things out like you think or want to that can hinder that situation it's not just oh I'm an artist and I have this whole way that I wanted you to experience it and it's so perfect when it's experienced this way and now you got it in a piece that came before the other piece that I intended you to have first no it's not all just that it sounds great you know artsy fartsy that's kind of the one of the things some people will just leave out there as not to address some of this back in stuff that's going on a lot of times with these leaks because real people are losing money real people are not eating a lot of times due to these leaks situations because we got to remember this is a business music business fans I just want to consume music but the people on the other side why I can get tricky it's like yo I mean I got a I got a job I don't hit these numbers I don't eat or I don't hit these numbers I might get fired which again oftentimes results and not eating right you got a team got people to pay so from an artist standpoint it can be so damaging that a lot of times you will see people just wipe their hands clean of it and keep moving or maybe if they found out yo this person who did these drums was the one who leaked the number take their drums off right or and figure out how to you know do this situation a different way or it just severely might delay the project we can even look at the Kanye was a Yandy Yandy was leaked which is crazy right like it was leaked for a long time and stayed online for a long time by the time I stumbled across the Yandy online it already been online for like two months it seems like and I had no idea that it was even leaked at the time so it is weird how little traction that got but that's an aside these leaks are not as unintentional as so many of them might seem a lot of times it's power plays in the background of leverage here and there that people are playing around with and that's something that you have to keep in mind as an artist as you get to that part of game but even more so as a songwriter right you can't be completely loose with your stuff of course there's things like watermarks and things like that that people do but that doesn't work as easily or even make as much sense when we come talk about songwriters and certain types of production and all that stuff so keep that in mind those are just a few things to consider and just more perspective to understand that there are those four sides of it the fans you know the marketers and then you got the artists but you oftentimes those marketers are on the artist team so they could be feeling some of that same pain and then the songwriters and then of course you know songwriters and artists can be the same people at times too it could be extremely damaging beneficial for some of those other folks who are paying the money and like yo now I lost market value or try to push that people do play hardball it's a lot going on in the background and that in its own way in fashion but just some information as always this video is brought to you by brandmannetword.com go ahead and check us out link in description below if you got time of your artist and looking to level up other than that hey if you liked this video go ahead and like button if you like it you might as well share it and if you're not subscribed 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What's going on you guys today? We're going to be talking about those practical and logical guys Why is it? Do they have such a tough time with their dating lives and on top of that? Why do they have such a tough time getting good dating advice? You know speaking as a practical and logical guy myself This is a big motivator for why I started But this channel in the first place and why I'm kind of going to be coming out with the practical approaching system Which is actually going to be released this this Friday September 10th We finally have a release date. So if you want to get notified about that, there's a link in the description box below Okay, cool. So what am I going to talk about in this video? I'm going to talk about why it's so hard for practical and logical guys to Get a good dating life. I think they have it tougher than a lot of other people And why is it that they are it's so hard for them to get good advice, okay?  Let's take a test for dating and see what your mating Intelligence is okay, so that's going to be available for you in the description box below There's a link click on the link and take the test and then if you want to get your results You'll get them emailed to you. Okay All right, so let's talk a little bit about why it's so hard for practical and logical guys Okay, speaking as a practical and logical guy. I grew up in this In this fear where I was basically You know I succeeded in a lot of other areas in life And I find this is true for a lot of other practical and logical guys, you know my sports teams did great Schoolwork killed it my job Well, I killed it at first and then I kind of started to lose motivation It's why I'm doing what I'm doing right now But I succeeded in all of these areas and it was frustrating for me when it came to my dating life And in some cases my social life that I wasn't getting what I wanted. I wasn't satisfied Okay, so if you feel like this then there's a pretty big reason for and one of the reasons was I was a super practical and logical guy and Women unfortunately are emotional creatures. Yes, they can do practical and logical stuff in their jobs and stuff like that Yes, they're very capable when it comes to the relationships They are gonna go for the guy who makes them feel something there are some women who will just logically to oh He's the he's you know got a certain social status and he'd be you know Safe choice or whatever so sometimes logically they'll pick that person But how often do those marriages actually end up being happy very rarely, you know, and a lot of times they end up in divorce Okay, so I don't want you to be getting into a relation relationship or relationships With women who make decisions based off of that reason I want them to feel something when they get with you and like that's usually what it's gonna be necessary anyway, okay? So I would apply the logic and practicality that I had done to all the different areas in my life But when it can't came to an emotional person someone who was complex someone who had different wants and needs I was completely incapable of satisfying those and because of that I was not very good with picking up women getting girls getting dates having a girlfriend any of that stuff I was completely clueless and I struggled most of my life in that position So what did I do to try and fight this? Well, one of the things that I did was I went out five nights a week Pretty much every single week. Okay to figure this out And it was hard. It sucked applying the same, you know logical principles that I had done again and again You know a lot of times it wasn't working, but eventually I figured it out Okay, and I don't want you guys to have to go through what I went through To to learn what I would I know right now? Okay, so that's why I have this channel That's why I'm coming up with a practical approaching system is to help you guys with all that stuff Okay, so practical and logical guys. They have trouble understanding the emotions behind women. Yes It's a complicated situation, but you can it is possible. You can do this guys You can break it down into like practical simple and logical steps I've done this and this is this is my life's work right here. It does it can happen. All right The problem is that most guys are given the wrong messages and the typical advice that you see for the practical logical guy is just be yourself or my favorite just be confident It's like listen, buddy. If I was confident, I wouldn't ask you this question in the first place Okay, and I have been been being myself. That's what's not working You know so you get that you get that kind of advice and you also get the guys who are like Oh, it's all about looks and so the person ends up giving up it doesn't even try or it's all about being rich And so the guy makes a lot of money and then he's still back to where he was before with no options and no You know a very unfulfilling dating and relationship life Okay, so if you feel like you any of those things resonate with you you're not alone There's so many guys out there who feel like that and so what came along after that was a lot of the pickup advice That was you know, that was the thing thing that I was was dealing with a lot when I was coming up There was some good advice. There's a lot of bad advice okay, and some of it worked some of it actually helped guys get better and But what I noticed was that although there was some guys that were get better I noticed that there were a lot of guys who were actually getting weirder and You know even a little creepier in some cases and so it didn't really help those guys It didn't help them actually get a fulfilling dating life What it did help them was it kind of sometimes it helped them get like a lot of quick reactions or like surface level successes And that's not really what I was looking for so when I went about this process I wanted something that was like more encompassed everything It was kind of like I guess that the advice that they were those lot those guys were giving but like You know a more complete version of it Okay, because I think that a lot of it was actually good. It did help out some people All right, so that was why that that was the reason why practical and logical guys Were struggling with their daily lives and also to why the advice that they were getting just wasn't really helping them out So as a practical and logical guy, it's important for you to figure out where you're at right now And what we'll do tomorrow is I'm gonna be coming out with a video that's gonna help you Figure out how to use your practical and logical sense To succeed with women, but first let's take a test to see where you lie and that test is to test your main intelligence So if you want to get a link to that the link is in the description box below Cool. Thanks a lot you guys. You may see and consider subscribing and I'll see you all tomorrow Good luck out there


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Hey guys, welcome back to my channel. Drew here from West, not West Elm, from Lone Fox. We are keeping it super casual and cozy today. It's actually really gloomy in Los Angeles, which is so strange. It's been such a good streak of sun lately. And then the gloom comes in and I'm just like, wow, today we are going to be doing some DIY decor and this is going to be focused on an actual shops decor. So we're going to be focusing on West Elm. And I actually used to work at West Elm for a year and it was really what opened my eyes to interior design and decor. Like I swear to you guys, I got this job just knowing that it was an aesthetic brand. And I just wanted to get my foot in the door and retail and just kind of figure out what I wanted to do with myself and my career. So I ended up getting a job at West Elm just as an on the floor like associate and was quickly transferred actually into an in-home styling position where I would go out and like bring decor and pieces with me to our clients homes. So today we are going to be taking some popular decor pieces from West Elm that kind of cost quite a bit and we're going to be duping them DIYing them and just putting our own little fun twist on them to create some really cute decor items for you guys. So if you are not already, make sure to subscribe to my channel. I post brand new home decor and DIY content every single week, but let's go ahead and jump on into our first project. So the first piece of decor we are going to be creating is a leather wrapped vase. Now these are super cute. I've seen these across many different websites in the past. West Elm has them. I believe anthropology has them. The ones on West Elm range from 130 to 220 dollars. So I wanted to go ahead and create our very own. It seemed pretty simple in my head.  So let's go ahead and create a leather wrapped vase. The tools and supplies for our first project are actually super minimal. You're going to need some of this faux leather material from Joanne's along with some leather cording and I used a Dollar Tree glass hurricane which makes the project super affordable. So I started off by using a flexible ruler like this one to measure the outside of my container along with the height of the vessel as well. I'm going to transfer those measurements over to my piece of leather material here and I'm also going to go ahead and add two inches to my height measurement. So the height of the vase was around seven inches. So I ended up adding two inches, making it nine inches tall. That way when we cut out our piece of leather material, you can wrap it around your vessel here and you can see that at the top, there is about two inches of excess material which will be folded in just like this when we work on the vase. Now a little tip for you guys is that the core of faux leather has this very white edge. So I just used a sharpie to kind of camouflage that edge and make it look a lot nicer and clean. You could also use a brown one if you have that. And next what we're going to do is create our holes for the lacing. So I measured out the height there as you could see and then every inch I went ahead and I marked a little dot there. This is going to be a hole which will then allow us to lace up our vase.   I use that same little sharpie trick on the holes just making sure I had something underneath like this paper towel to catch any excess.  This is just going to allow the seam to be not as noticeable. So I'm starting to go ahead and lace up the vase here. Now I tried a couple different methods for lacing this up. And honestly, it was just not lacing up properly. And I do believe it's because the faux leather material is very flimsy. It is not as stiff and durable as your proper leather that they would use on this project. But I did want to just go ahead and use the faux leather instead. So to achieve a similar look, I just kind of did a zigzag all the way up going through holes that kind of matched up and then going up to the hole above it and just kind of lacing it up as shown here. I feel like it's pretty self explanatory what I did for this little section here. And you can also go back and tack down any sections with hot glue. And of course on our top rim there just to create a nice clean finish. I did go ahead and adhere the excess leather from this area onto the inside with some hot glue and that finishes off your leather vase. So the next piece of decor is totally one that you could purchase from West Elm and it would not be an outrageous purchase at all. It is a set of coasters. They're $35. I don't think that is too crazy for a price for this really great, like, you know, chunky marble finish. However, I did have some ceramic coasters from Target and I had some contact paper for my recent Amazon haul and I figured why not mesh the two together and create our very own set of marble coasters and I love the way that they turned out. I think you guys are going to love this project. So let's dive on in. This little project came to be when I found these ceramic coasters in the dollar section at Target. They are $3 for three coasters and I also pulled out this marble contact paper which I featured in an Amazon favorites video just recently on my channel. I thought this would be a perfect material to use for these coasters.  I just found this is the easiest method. I tried to firstly kind of trace them out on the contact paper and cut it out but it was just so much easier to place them all down as shown here and then cut around the edge of the coaster really close with your pair of scissors to achieve a nice clean finish. Then go in here with a little bit of sandpaper. This is just a fine grit sandpaper to take off any excess paper or any edges that aren't super clean. This is just going to make your contact paper just kind of line up perfectly with your coaster edge there and next what I'm doing is actually just cutting a quarter inch strips of our contact paper. This is going to be for the sides of the coaster since there is some actual dimension to these coasters. I did want to make sure that they looked like a full piece of marble there. So I cut out quarter inch strips using my paper trimmer here but you can totally use a ruler and scissors if you don't have a paper trimmer on hand. I just had one which made the process a bit easier and then you're just going to stick that down to the side of your coaster making sure that it really butts up nicely to the first piece of contact paper you applied to the top there. I find that having that seam look the best is easiest and then you could trim any excess off the bottom as shown here with a pair of scissors and then once again you can go with a little bit of sandpaper if you need to and kind of sand down those edges to ensure they're nice and clean but do keep in mind when you sand down the contact paper it does reveal again the white core. So I do suggest just kind of going back with a sharpie or whatever you have to color that white core just to make it look a little bit more cohesive and like one piece of marble. So just trimming away the excess there and we're going to move on to the next step which is actually applying a coat of resin over the top to make them waterproof and all around just look like one cohesive piece of marble. So using this craft resin here I am mixing up equal parts and you guys I know I should be using gloves with this I will tell you right now I did have a mask on but I did not have any gloves I was looking for them all over my apartment I didn't have any so I just made sure to stay cautious and not get my hands in it at all. I propped up all my coasters on some paper cups along with a piece of parchment paper and I'm just pouring a nice generous amount of resin on it to each of them you really don't need to make that much resin because we're just putting a coat over the top and then I did use a popsicle stick just to ensure the resin was kind of falling over the edge and it was just pushed around wherever it needed to go and then over time of course all the excess resin is going to drip off of the edges and kind of fall onto your parchment paper there. I did use a heat tool to go ahead and make sure that there were no air bubbles inside of the resin and you're gonna let those cure overnight and that finishes off your coasters. Now in the past from DIYing your DM series I have been sent these Riverrock and metal sculptural objects in the past from West Elm and I really never knew how I wanted to go ahead and try to figure out this project but today I was like I have the tools and supplies I think I can go ahead and do it. We are going to be creating these sculptural objects for a fraction of the price once again. These range from $30 to $60 but they're actually pretty simple to recreate and I think you guys are going to love the outcomes. So let's dive on into this one. The supplies for our Riverrock sculptures are also super minimal. I went ahead and used some of these rings here that have a bar down the center. You can get these at any craft store. I also had some plain rings as well and I have a big box of clay here. I suggest just picking a box of it up at Joann's or Michael's. You can use a 50% off coupon and get it for a fraction of the price that it normally costs. And I went ahead and for my first one I wanted to create a larger sculpture so I did use quite a bit of clay for this one because we're going to want to emulate the bottom as a rock. Since I'm not actually going to go out and find a Riverrock and drill into it I'm going to recreate the look of one with some clay here. So once you have a shape that you like you can go ahead and press your ring down into your clay shape here. Now I know this seems strange just go ahead and press it down into this clay shape but it totally works and do not worry we're going to be baking the entire object as one piece. So it's going to kind of solidify and turn into one object here. So I'm just pressing the clay back together making sure it's nice and mended but what you're going to want to do is actually push the ring down like shown here. This just makes the baking process a lot easier and do not worry I'll show you guys how to make sure that it stands up later on once we have it baked out. And for this one here I'm going to do the same thing creating first the base for our ring. So I'm just kind of creating this oblong oval shape that kind of has a flat bottom to sit on pushing my ring down onto the inside and then pressing that clay back together making sure it's nice and mended. And this kind of gives you an idea of what that's going to look like so far. So I'm going to pop these both into the oven. Now this is a very, very thick piece of clay so I did bake them for about an hour. I think I left them in for about an hour and 15 minutes and once they did come out all you have to do is pivot the ring upwards again like back in the direction you want it to kind of sit in and then fill in your holes with some strong bond hot glue or some super glue whatever you feel comfortable with using but the hot glue worked perfect for me these aren't going to be items that are touched very often just more so shelf decor. So I taped off the ring there and brought it outside and used my stone finish spray paint which again I shared this in a recent Amazon favorites video as well and I just gave the clay a stone finish with this spray paint and it looks so legitimate you guys. I love the outcome of this, let it dry and you have some new little sculptural objects. And our last project in the video is a set of planters. These terracotta planters caught my eye when I was scrolling on West Elm's site I thought they were so cute and I wanted to go ahead and put my own little flare on them and kind of create my own set of three planters. I was at the 99 cent store and came across a box of three planters for $7.99 and figured they'd be the perfect base for this project so I'm going to take them and transform them into a similar looking set of planters. I will however say you guys this is not my cleanest DIY project to date. I ran out of masking tape so I was using electrical tape and I just tried to make it work. I think they turned out super cute all in all in the end and I'll let you guys be the judge of them. So let's dive into this one. When I saw this set of three planters for $8 at the 99 cent store they were substantial as well. These are some nice quality planters for eight bucks totally customizable as well which I love. So I brought two of them outside with my terracotta finished spray paint and I did give them a full two coats of terracotta spray paint for both of these pots here. But I do know you guys that the terracotta spray paint is hard to come by.  So I'm going to share with you guys a DIY terracotta paint method as well. I actually used these three colors here starting off with quite a bit of the Pueblo color and then I did add in there a little bit of black to kind of deepen it up but you then have to go back with some red to kind of bring back that reddish tone in the terracotta. Now for this particular paint I went in with a little bit of baking soda as well just to give it a slight texture. I didn't use too much because I don't want it to have too much texture just a little bit of that kind of sandy grit. Now I would say that this one I did add a little bit too much red. I should have leaned a little bit more on the orange side but it really just looked like more of a reddish tone terracotta which was not a problem at all and I just used a paint brush from the dollar store as well to apply this on the outside giving it a nice generous coat and I did go ahead and apply two coats of this paint here. Once it was dry you can see that the DIY color is on the left and the spray paint is on the right there. So next what I did was I used some electrical tape and now I know I probably shouldn't be using electrical tape for this. I ran out of masking tape and all of my washi tapes I had nothing on hand so I was like I'm just gonna use this electrical tape and see how it works and it did work pretty well for this first one here which is our smallest pot I believe. I went ahead and I'm just going to be adding some stripes very similar to the West Elm Pot there so I just put the tape basically where I wanted the stripe lines to be and I went in with my paint and applied it on to those sections there giving two coats of the white paint to make sure you have a nice opaque finish. Once that's dried down you could remove the tape and reveal your new little paint lines there which give you that look of a nice kind of detail on the front of your terracotta pot which I love and to all of these pots I actually used my Sculpey Gloss Glaze and I painted these on the white sections once they were dry and I love the way that this looks because it almost looks like the white sections are glazed and then the terracotta sections are more of a matte kind of raw finish so I like the contrast of glossy and matte as well.  Now as you can see the electrical tape made the edge a little bit fuzzy there but that's not an issue because I kind of don't mind the kind of handmade look that it gave it. Now again I'm applying two more strips the same exact width apart that I did the first one and then I'm applying some new pieces of diagonal tape on there to kind of fill in the sections that I want to add my white paint to as well. So as you can see I'm going in here applying another coat of white paint to create the other half of our herringbone design and you're just gonna repeat this around the entire exterior of the pot just putting some vertical strips first then adding a couple of diagonal strips and then filling in any of those sections that just makes sense for that spot. You can totally mix it up as well and kind of not even create a herringbone pattern but more so like a cluster of diagonal shapes which I think would be really cute and I also went ahead and finished the top rim as well Now for our last pot I'm going in with some triangles here Now this one I feel like I could have done a little bit nicer and a little bit neater but you know what, we all, we live and we learn so I just cut out a little piece of sponge that I've had it's for grouting, I had it in my stash cut out a triangle shape and I just used it as a stamp for this project to go ahead and stamp in my triangles but I wish I was just a little bit more patient and tedious with this process because I do feel like I kind of made them look a little bit wonky and not that great I was just going too quick with the process but I think the planter still ended up super cute in the end I went back with a paintbrush and just filled in all of the shapes and just cleaned up the outside edges as well so that's what I'm doing here I applied two coats onto each of the triangles and I also added a little band to the bottom as well and that finishes off your trio of terra cotta planters And there you go you guys that finishes off today's West Elm DIY decor dupes video if there are any other stores that you would like me to go ahead and kind of recreate some decor from totally leave them in the comment section below I would love to see your guys' suggestions make sure to leave a comment below letting me know which project was your guys' favorite in the video and also I will make sure to link all of the original projects from West Elm's website in the description box that way in case you want to go ahead and check them out or even purchase them you can definitely find the originals I will link them below for you guys again thank you so much for watching today's video I hope you are all having an amazing day wherever you are and I will catch you in my next one which is going to be a really fun makeover we have another makeover coming to the channel you guys so keep your eyes peeled for that and I'll catch you in the next one bye