Warning. There is an excessive use of the words bro. Baby. Man. For your discretion is advice. Now enjoy this awesome video. Get over here. Get over here. Ah. Let's go, baby. Ha ha, twirling. Beautiful good old bass, baby. Not big one but I'll take him on.   Quick release on this guy. What a dank, bro. Small bass. Really shorty. Really. Jesus Christ. Hungry little fellow. Did he just really try to go for my rage bug? Bro. Stuck really good. Got him up. Really? Bro this bass. Ain't no joke man. They feisty and hungry. Quick release on this guy. There he goes. Another one down. Let's go for another one. Don't jump, baby. This one feels good, baby. This one feels good. Like a three ponder. Third bass, baby. Of this day. Back at the lake. Again. I know I shoot a lot of videos on this lake but it's my favorite. My favorite lake. He's going to jump. Oh man this is a good one, man. Two ponder. Get over here, baby. Get over here.  Jesus. Back at the lake. I know I post a lot of videos over here on the lake. You gotta bear with me, guys. I love this lake, man. And it's, you know, one of my favorite lakes to fish at. And I always kill it with the rage bug. I always kill it, man. If I'm fishing for catfish, I catch a lot. If I'm fishing for carbs, I catch a lot. If I'm fishing for bass, I catch a lot, man. Y'all can blame me, man. Panfish, you name it. Look at this two ponder, man. You know why I come back over here, man. Yeah, I know why I come back over here to the lake, man. For this. The vast of the day on this beautiful morning. Two ponder, man. Heavy. You know, man. What a beast. On the lake again, man. Bear with me, guys. Like I said, you see what I'm dealing with? Go bass over here, baby. Y'all can blame me for this, man. Let's go for the quick release on this beast, man. Let me put my rod down. Look at this beautiful beast, man. Look at this beautiful bass, baby. There he goes. He's right there. Go, go. There he goes. Peace. The lake, baby. He never fell. Bass number four, baby. Bro, number four. You know how it is on this day. Beautiful day, baby. Sunny day. Back at the lake. You know how we do, baby. Not a big one, though. The third one was like a two and a half or two ponder. This one is barely hitting one pound. Quick release on this one, man. Another bass down. Let's go, baby. You know how we do. Stay tuned for more. We back at the lake, baby. Back at the lake. Man, he got loose. I still got it.  I thought he got loose. Get over here. Another bass, baby. This one feels good. Get over here. Don't get loose, baby. This one feels good, too. On the crawl, baby. You know. Another largemouth bass, baby, on the lake. We back at it. This one feels good, baby. That's what I'm talking about. You know how we do. Back at the lake. Near the bridge. Look at this gold bass, baby. You know what I mean? That's why I keep coming back, baby. You know. They got the gold bass over here. The hook is stuck. Oh, I got it out. Let me set my rod down. Bruh. Bruh. One and a half or one something. You know what I mean? Bruh. It's hot today, man. My mouth is dry. I've been walking, can barely talk. I need to get some water. But look at this. Let's go for the release, baby. That's how we do, baby. We put him back over here. Oh, now let me throw him back from over here. Same spot. He was at. Bruh. This is like the fifth bass. Or sixth. I'm losing count. Let's go, baby. Let's go for another one, man. Over here. There he goes. Over here, man. Back at the lake. You know how we do. One got it, one got it. I went under a log. A tree. Damn, he's all the way deep. Oh, he's a good one, baby. Let's go. He's going to jump. I'm about to lose my crawl, man. I'm losing count of how many bass. Oh, man. I'm catching today. Oh, man. He just threw my freaking crawl away. He's hooked really good. Like I said, I'm losing count of how many bass. I'm catching today. I think this is number six. But I've been fishing for, since I caught the last bass, for like half an hour or 45 minutes. And I lost two. And I broke up on one. But look, I think this is bass number six on this day. I'm probably hitting one pound. I don't know how I'm going to release this guy because I'm in the hell right now in a big rock. So, you know, let me just go down here, man. I hope I don't fall. Thank you for buying, baby. We'll go bass, baby. Oh, man. Back at the lake, baby. Let's go. There he goes, man. Back at the lake, baby. And we're still catching good bass. Oh, he got it. He got it. Let's go, baby. Oh, this one feels nice. Bass number seven, baby. Let's go. This one feels good, baby. Let's go. Where he's going? Get over here. Oh, damn. Get over here. Damn, bro. He's taking me to the side. Get over here. Bass number seven, man. This one feels good. Back at it, baby. Back at the lake. I got the lake. Seven bass so far today. Damn, I lost the crawl, man. Get over here, baby. I lost the crawl, man. Anyways, wealth worth it, baby. Bass number seven. One pounder, baby. Pond and a half. I was a little belly on him. Damn, man. Lost brand new crawl, man. I just had it set up. Let me set my rod down so y'all could take a better look at this fella, bro. Bass number seven. A pounder and a half. You know what I mean? I caught him over here. Need his grass on the edge. Then he went all the way back and forth. Good bass, baby. Let me put him back, man. Better not slip and fall. Back at the lake, baby. On Central Park where we always kill it. One pounder and a half. So far, we got two good bass. Bass number three was like two pound and a half. Let me just put him back, man. I'm not even going to take a picture. There he goes, man. Safely released. Back at the lake, baby. Put the fishing over here. So I'm talking about, baby. Bass number eight, baby. If I could land it. Oh, he's a good one, baby. Let's go. Bass number eight. Over here. Don't get loose. Let me just go down here. Bass number eight, baby. And it's a good size. My God. This is a good bass, baby. Another good bass on the lake, baby. Another pounder and a half. We're killing it, bro. Every time I'm at the lake, always kill it, man. Always. This is why I always come back to this lake. That's why you see almost all my videos, man. Then he was about to get loose. That's why you always see me back over here. Catching these good bass, man. On the crawl. Or a spinning bait. White color. Or a Senko. Orange color. Or white. Bro, you know what I mean? One pound and a half. Good bass, baby. Over here, near the bridge. Oh my God, look at these good bass, baby. Let's go for the quick release, man. I'm never taking pictures for my Instagram. Bread the fishing. Yes, you follow me. I'm just making videos today. Back at the lake, baby. Let's go for the quick release on this good old bass. Ah, there he goes. Safely and free, baby. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about, baby. Let's go for another one. That was bass number eight. Bass number nine, baby. Under this bridge. I don't get loose, baby. Damn, he's deep. Over here. Oh, he's all the way over there. He's going to jump. Oh, man, this is a good bass. Another two ponder, baby. He's a little bit hooked. You better not be loose, man. Oh my God, bro. Another good bass, bro. Let me go over here. And the light. Oh, good bass, baby. Over here, next to the bridge. Bass number eight. I caught over there on those rocks over there. Then I came over, around, and I'm over here. Another one punting a half. Bass number nine, baby. And we catching good bass, baby. Good size. Damn, bro. Look at his beast over here, baby. Let me set my rod down, baby. I'm excited, baby. Bass number nine, baby. And we just getting started. Our first move was catching dinks. Not even hitting one pound. Then after the third one, bass after bass, baby. One punting a half. One punting and up. So I'm talking about, baby. That's what I'm talking about, baby. Bass number nine, baby. We're going for 10th. Over here, man. I caught over there. I don't know if he was guarding the fries, but hey, fat belly. Let's go, man. Man, there he goes. There he goes, man. He's free. He just flipped over. He's gone. Oh my God, bro. I know the bass down, baby. You know how we do, man. Back at the lake. Bass number 10, baby. Number 10, baby. Over here on the lake. 10th bass on this day, baby. Let's go. I started this morning. He was sunny. Then he got a little cloudy. Then he got a little sunny. Then again, he's cloudy. I don't know if he's going to rain today, but bass number 10th, baby. Let's go. You know how we do. This is not as big as number eight and nine. But hey, I'll take it, man. 10 bass. That's a good number today. Oh my God, bro. Back at the lake, like I said. Yeah, I know why I keep coming back, baby. Now you know why I keep coming back over here. Bass number 10, baby. Let's go. Right the fish in here. You know how we do, man. Let's go for the release on this little guy so he could get bigger and I could go for him next year. Let's go, baby. Let's go. Let's go for another one. 10th bass, baby. You know how we do, baby. Back at the lake. I'm in the same spot. My cold bass number 10. Another one just picked. Another one just picked it up. Oh my God, bro, I'm tangled. Come on, man. Don't make me lose this good bass. This one feels nice, too. Let's go, baby. I'm just going to jump. Another bass, baby. 11 bass so far. Today, get over here, man. My God, get over here. Same spot and I just caught number 10, like five minutes ago, man. 11 bass today, man. Like I said, back at the lake, baby. We got something over there lurking in the lips. I think he's been caught before. Bro, another bass, baby. Another bass, man. And I'm freaking tired, man. Been hustling since the morning. Let's go for the release on this guy, man. Two bass over here on this spot. Number 10th was smaller than this one. This one is like hitting right there, one pound. We'll bass over here at the lake, baby. You know what I mean? That's how we do, baby. Let me put this guy back, man. Oh, man, there he goes. He just turned around, just slept. 11 bass so far. Lost my crawl. Let me put a brand new one. And let's get back at it. Come on, get over here. Oh, my God, almost lost it, man. My rod tip. Oh, my God, this is a three pounder. Two pound and a half, baby. Bass number 12, baby. Oh, my God, we're killing it today, man. Lucky day today. On the lake. Oh, my God, better not lose this.  Oh, my Jesus Christ. Bro, I'm not playing, bro. Two pounder, one pound and a half. Now, this is two something, man. Almost hitting three, bro. Bass number 12, baby. On this beautiful day. On the lake. Jesus Christ, bro. Look at these beasts. Oh, God, bro. Almost lost it, man. My rod tip. Got tango over there on that branch. Bro, look at this beautiful bass, baby. Oh, my God, hitting two pound, baby. They got some good bass over here on the lake. Oh, my God, bro. Better fishing, man. On Instagram, follow me, man. You got to give it up, man. 12 bass today, man. I'm never going to take a picture, man. Today is only video, man, for the channel. Bro, are you serious? 12 freaking bass today. All good sizes, man. All decent.  Let's call, baby. Let's call, baby. There he goes. There he goes. Bass number 12, baby.  Almost hitting three, man. Heavy bass. I didn't even need to wait it. I could tell, man. Heavy bass, baby. Back at the lake, baby. You know how we do. Let's call, baby. Bass number 13, baby. Come over here, man. Quit playing. He's going to the left. Come over here. Oh, this one feels nice. It's a cool one, baby. Let's call. Bass number 13, baby. On this day, he just got in cloudy. I think it might rain. I don't know. Quit over here, man. Quit playing. Bass 13, baby. Let's call, baby. Oh, my God.   Bass 13 today, man. We're killing him, baby. Don't stop. He was sunny earlier. He got cloudy. I thought he was going to rain. He got sunny again. And now he got cloudy again.  God, bro. Let me put her back. Oh, bro.   That's what I'm talking about. Let's put her back, man. Back where she belongs. Ah, there she goes. Bass number 13 today, baby. It's gotten cloudy. It might rain, but we're still going. Because the body's on fire, you know? So let's call, baby. Let's call for another one. Better fishing here. Another one, baby. Jesus Christ. Number 14, ifaculande. Jesus Christ, man. 14 bass already today. I'm putting overtime, baby. Today is just, you know, you got cloudy. It might rain. If it rains, I stop. I leave. Because I still quit jumping, man. Because 14 bass is really good, but I'm going to try to go for 15 or 20, whatever. Because, you know, the bite is on fire today, man. I got to take advantage of it. Oh, my God. Another good bass. I want ponder, baby. Get over here, baby. Damn. My thumb is in pain, man. A lot of bass today, bro. A lot of bass. Today's my lucky day, man. I did another video when I started the channel, 10 Bass Challenge. This is 14. Today, the 14 bass. Oh, my God, bro. Back at the lake, man. 14 bass, baby. 14. Let me go for the release on this guy, man. I'm dropping from over here. There he goes, man. 14 bass, baby. Good sizes. All of them. From three to two and a half to one pound and a half on the crawl. You know? Because nothing else is working, but, hey, man, y'all got to give it up, bro. 15 bass. I mean 14. Let's go for number 15, man. You take it in cloudy, man. If it start raining, I leave, but it's cold, man. Let's go back at the lake, baby. Bass number 15, baby. Where he got it? Oh, my God. He's a dink.  This little dink. Bass number 15. Oh, man.  You got balls. Damn, man. Little wise bass, man. Going for this rage bug.  Look how small this bass is. Bass number 15 on this day. Oh, man. Should I keep going or should I quit? Man, are you serious? Bass number 15, baby. Let's go. Let me put him back. There he goes. Oh, man. I'm tired, man. About 15 bass down, baby. Back at the lake. Get over here, baby. 16. Oh, my God. 16 bass today, baby. He's gonna jump. 16, baby. Oh, my God. 16 bass today. Lucky day, man. Get over here. Get over here. Get over here, baby. Yeah, I know I'm not playing today, man. 16 bass. Back at the lake. Let me go over here where there's a little light. The sun is starting to come out little by little. 16 bass, baby, today. 16 bass. Number 15 was a dink, but, you know, still counts. That's what I'm talking about. You know what I mean? 16 bass. I'm gonna try to go for 20 today and see if I could manage to make it done. Bro. 16 bass, baby. Over here on the lake. We back at it. Let's go for the release on this guy. Almost 80 on the one pound. Bigger than number 15. Let me put him back. Thank you for buying, baby. There he goes. There he goes. I'm a 17, baby. You. We're getting near the 20 number, baby. Let's go. It's been a long day, man. Long day. But bass number 17. Here we go. We're going for 20 today on this striking rage bug and on the lake. Having fish here in like three weeks. So I decided to make another video over here on the lake. This one is not even hitting a pound, but I'll take number 17. We need three more for the 20 count. So let this little guy go. It looks like a smallmouth. The features. Anyways, let me put him back. There he goes. Free and happy. So number 17. Let's go for number 18. 18, baby. Get over here. Little dank. But number 18, baby. That's all we do. Little baby bass. Number 18. And shawty. He was hungry. Hungry little fellow. But you still count. Doesn't matter. Number 18. I don't get this weather. This New York weather. It was sunny earlier. He got cloudy. It was about to rain. I hit up some bass. And then now, again, the sun just came out. So doesn't matter. Better for me. Fishing on a better weather. Number 18. Little baby bass. Still counts. 18 down. Two more to go. 19, baby. Get over here. If I land it. It's about to jump again. It's gotten really sunny, man. I've been drinking lots of getaway to stay hydrated and keep going until I hit my 20 bass mark. But it's been hard, man, doing this 20 bass challenge. Yeah, baby. Number 19. That's what I'm talking about. You've been caught, man. You out of the water. Number 19. Decent one, too. Almost hitting a one pound. We got a lot of good bass over here, man. I'm telling you. I don't know why I've been throwing spinnerbait and sandcoals and lipless or net rig or drop shot. They never bite. Only on the jig and the crawl. So I don't know. I'll take them anyways. Number 19 and one more for the 20 count. And we completed this challenge. I don't know if this video might be long or how I'm going to edit. I think I'm going to cut it. I think I'm going to cut lots of parts to not make it like, you know, like one hour video because it wouldn't be fair for the audience. So number 19, baby. Let's call back at the lake. Let's go for the release. There you go. Safely and sound. Back at the lake, baby. And he's got sunny. I think this is it, guys. Bass number 20.  Bass number 20, baby. If I could land it. And we completed the challenge. That's what I'm talking about, baby. 20 bass today. Only one day. It took like six hours or so. Ah, don't jump, baby. Ah, get over here. Come on. You're lucky number 20. Get over here. We're playing. You're lucky bass number 20. And he's a good one. He's a decent one. We completed the challenge, baby. Oh, my God. This one feels good. Ah, bass number 20. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about. One pound something. We got a little fat belly on him. Oh, man. Oh, he swallowed the crawl. Oh, man. I need applause for this. Lucky bass number 20, baby. Oh, man. I gotta go under the gills. To not hurt him. Ah, yep. Under the gills. He's not even bleeding. Nothing. He wasn't hurt. Ah, let's go, baby. That's what I'm talking about. Not even a drop of blood, baby. Let me put my rod down. My pliers. Let's look at bass number 20. As we just finished completing this challenge. All on the rage bug by striking. So, you know, all jigging and flipping and pitching. Lucky bass number 20, baby. How special this bass is.  Bear with me, guys.  And my freaking thumb is like broken by catching so many bass. Lucky bass number 20. That's how it is. Let me put him back. Thank you for biting, baby. Oh, he's ready to go. He's ready to go, man. Quick and easy release. No harm done. We just completed the 20 bass challenge in one day. It took long. I took a lot. I hope that this video, when I'm editing it, doesn't become that long. So, you know, I hope you guys enjoy. Like and subscribe and comment. It never been done 20 bass in one day over here on the lake, on Central Park. I did a 10 bass challenge when I started my channel. That was easy. But this is 20 bass challenge. So, I see you guys next time. Like, subscribe, comment, and enjoy. Peace.


In this video, I wanna give you another example or two of an equivalence relationship. How do we show one? How do we show something's equivalent relationship to be specific? So let's, for our seven consideration, let's consider N by N matrices. So let's say we have two matrices A comma B, which are N by N. We say that the two matrices are similar. So A is similar to B, and we'll denote this as A twiddle B. We say that A is similar to B if there exists a non-singular matrix P, which is also N by N. In this context, non-singular matrix means it has a matrix inverse. We say that A is equivalent to B is similar to B if there's some non-singular matrix such that A equals P, B, P inverse. So there's some factorization of A that involves the matrix B in a manner of speaking. And so we claim that this is an equivalence relationship. Now, when we talk about matrices, we should specify what are the appropriate scalars for that matrix. I'm not specifying that here because it honestly doesn't matter which fields you choose for your matrices. For the sake of argument, I should say for the sake of example, you can just pretend they're real numbers and we'll make much consequence here whatsoever. We just have to understand what matrix multiplication means in this context. So how do we show that this is an equivalence relationship? Well, to show something's equivalent relationship, the proof always has the following template. We prove the three properties, the three axioms, the reflexive axiom, the symmetric axiom, and the transitivity. And so we use the definition of the relationships to show reflexivity, just take an arbitrary element and show why it's equivalent to itself. So note, for example, note that A is equal to INAIN inverse here where IN is equal to the IN by IN identity matrix. So this is the matrix with ones along the diagonal zero everywhere else. The identity matrix has the property that if you take any matrix A and times it by the identity, this is equal to A. So this is the identity matrix. And so note that we have this factorization and I should mention the identity matrix is non-singular because the identity matrix, its inverse is itself. This is a non-singular matrix. So this then tells us that A is similar to A. So every matrix is similar to itself. The reflexive property typically falls out pretty quickly. And we will show the reflexive property here because we had an identity matrix. How do we show symmetry, right? For symmetry, what we have to do is we have to start with an assumption. Assume that A is similar to B. That's how you always start a symmetry property proof. Start with one assumption about the relationship. Then you unravel the definition. So there exists some non-singular matrix P such that A equals P, B, P inverse. That's what it means for the two things to be related. Now you wanna start unraveling this equation here, right? So then if you're not sure what to do then you can always work this thing backwards, right? We wanna conclude with something like therefore B is related to A. B is similar to A. And that of course means that B equals Q, A, Q inverse. So we have to find some non-singular matrix so that you can factor B using A in that non-singular matrix. So coming back here, we might think of how does one accomplish that. Notice that if we take P, B, P inverse, we can times both sides of the matrix by P inverse. I should say this is gonna be equal to A, of course. I'm gonna multiply on the left-hand side by P inverse. And I'm gonna write on the, I'm gonna multiply on the right-hand side by P. Do be aware that matrix multiplication is non-commutative. So the order in which you multiply does matter. If you wanna cancel the P on the left-hand side, you have to multiply by P inverse. And if you wanna get rid of the P inverse on the right-hand side, you have to multiply by P on the right. So those things would cancel out in that manner. So notice what we have here is that P inverse times P, B, P inverse times P, that's gonna equal, every, that looks kinda sloppy. Oh well, we know what it says. That's gonna equal P inverse A, P. And so then continuing down this vein, what we see here is that B is equal to P inverse A, P. Now that's not exactly what we need, right? We need a Q, A, Q inverse. So we need to have the inverse on the right-hand side. How do we do that? Well, note that P is equal to P inverse, inverse. And so thus we see that our matrix Q is actually just gonna be P inverse. So we get B equals P inverse A, P inverse inverse. And that actually finishes up the proof we wanted. This proves the symmetric property. That oh, if A is similar to B using the matrix Q, or matrix P, excuse me, then B is similar to A using the inverse. So we are able to prove the symmetric property because we have inverse matrices. Non-singular matrices are invertible and they have an inverse. So transitivity is the last one we wanna show. To show transitivity, we're gonna assume, we assume that A is similar to B and that B is similar to C. And so what does that mean?  And we also have that B equals Q, C, Q inverse. We wanna show that A is similar to C. So there has to be some non-singular matrix which when multiplied by C appropriately gives us A. Now in this example, you'll notice here, it's like, okay, we use the identity matrix for the reflexive property. We use matrix inverses for the symmetric property. How do we do the transitive property? We have to put these together somehow. Well, B equals B, right? We could substitute this inside here. And so then we could see that thus we're gonna get that A equals P times Q, C, Q inverse, P inverse. And so by the associative property, this will equal PQ times C times Q inverse, P inverse. And so this seems like we're going in the right direction, right? If we could, maybe our non-singular matrix that relates C to A is QP or PQ, excuse me. But what about this one right here?  The order in which you undo the operations is backwards. So the order of operations matter when it comes to matrix multiplication, multiplication is non-commutative.  So note here that, excuse me, PQ inverse is equal to Q inverse, P inverse. This is called the shoe sock property because if you reverse the order, that is if you do the process backwards, you put your socks on, then your shoes, you have to take your shoes off, then your socks to invert it. And so then because of this observation, we see that this is equal to PQ times C times PQ inverse. And so therefore we see that A is related to C. And so this shows that the, that this similarity condition is transitive. This shows us that we have an equivalence relationship because it's reflexive, symmetric, and transitive. And we've proved that it's a requirements relationship. Similarity is an important equivalence relationship on matrices. For example, if two matrices are equivalent, they'll have this thin characteristic polynomial. They'll have the same determinant, they'll have the same trace, they'll have the same eigenvalues. Those eigenvalues will come up with the same multiplicities. There's a lot of important stuff that happens. In terms of choosing a representative, there's actually a couple options. The Jordan canonical form is a good representative for similar matrices. There's the rational canonical form. And if you study more linear algebra, you'll see this is a very important equivalence relationship. I think I'm gonna squeeze in one extra relationship inside of this video here. It's not really a continuation of the other one, but just a very quick one, right? If you have two real value functions, F and G, these are real value functions from R to R, and we'll actually say they're differentiable. We can say that two functions are equivalent if and only if they have the same derivative. And this is gonna be an equivalence relationship, right? Why is it reflective? Reflexive, I should say. The reflexive property holds because of the following that F prime is gonna equal F prime, which implies that, I guess I should say it this way, right? So if F is equal to itself, right, this implies they'll have the same derivative, which then implies that F is related to F. That's pretty easy. Symmetric property. If, so let's say if we have F is related to G, I guess we have a different symbol here like this. We're saying, oops. If F is related to G, that implies that F prime equals G prime, which implies that G prime equals F prime, which implies that G is related to F. There you go. And then for transitivity, equally as simple, you get that, all right? So if, if F is related to G, and G is related to H, that implies that F prime is equal to G prime. But then the second relationship says that G prime is equal to H prime. And then that implies, and I should be more careful here, that implies, so G prime equals H prime. By transitivity of equality, you get that F prime equals H prime, which then implies that F is related to H. Very, very basic arguments. This is the typical argument one does here. And so you just have to show all three properties to show that you have an equivalence relationship. Now in calculus, if two things have the same derivative, you can also argue it at the following statement. They only differ by a constant. And honestly, when you start doing antiderivatives, you often then make that specification. Here's an antiderivative plus an arbitrary constant.  So you're choosing a representative of an equivalence class, which in calculus, you typically don't want to do that. You get in trouble for getting your plus C because you're choosing a representative instead of choosing the class of equivalent functions there.


Hello, thank you for joining me. I'm at Oxford today. I've just arrived on 168 003 I've never been on the bit track between Oxford Parkway and Oxford before so I'm pleased to finally take that bit track off It's also a new entrance and exit here, which I didn't know was here until today So we've arrived here in Oxford in today's video. We're going to literally do a bit of everything So we're gonna do a bit of old railway. We're gonna do a bit of walking along the river We're gonna do a bit of canals. We're gonna do some history. We're gonna go and look for a ruined abbey So it's really going to be quite a varied Interesting bit of everything video today. So this is the current Oxford station. It's been rebuilt many times over its life It's not the original one. The very first station in Oxford was opened in 1844, which would have been somewhere south down there What I'm most interested in is what was here This is where Ruley Road station once was. Now the station was the London and Northwestern Railways Terminus on their line from Bletchley. So it was a terminal station. It was a listed building It eventually became a car garage. Now as you can see it's no longer there, but it wasn't demolished It was taken down bit by bit and rebuilt at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre Which we have been to many times in the past and will go to again in the future So although Oxford Ruley Road station isn't here in Oxford anymore, it still survives not so far away So most of what was at the London Northwestern Railway is still open. The railway would have gone up there So yes, they've built houses on that section But the section through Oxford Parkway to Bista that is that original track bed And then from Bista through Clayton to Bletchley is in the process of being reopened So when it reopens we're gonna go and walk along that section of track But what I'm gonna do now I'm gonna head off down there into the housing estate because there's a really quite exciting Relic left over from that original railway. So let's go and let's go and have a look for it So we're just walking up. What would have been the track bed from Ruley Road The main line Here's just along there and here you can see the track bed ahead of us. Down there is the Sheepwash Channel Now can't see it so well from here, but we're gonna walk round. There's a very unusual bridge So the engineer Thomas Brassie, he didn't have enough spoil to put the track a higher level on an embankment So what he did in order to get across the Sheepwash Channel, he built This rather unusual swing bridge. So the swing bridge as you can see is still here Although the track bed either side has been built on so that bridge would have swung around Trains could have gone over the Sheepwash Channel. So the Sheepwash Channel is not a long bit of waterway It runs from the River Thames over there, which we're going to go and see and Just behind that van up there is the Oxford Canal So I think that's a really fascinating relic of you know of former railway times I remember as a child there wasn't a fence around it And I remember going in there once and I found the handle and I was turning the handle hoping I might actually Swing the bridge, but I realized it had been disconnected. So just look at it. There's a train as well Cross Country Voyager And if anyone on the train looked out for it was an interesting swing bridge there So you can see the base of the swing bridge down there So it's a bit like a railway turntable, but obviously on a different doesn't turn right round. It just turns you know So the trains could have crossed the canal So when we get to here you can see an overgrown pier of the bridge. That's it. Look see that handle there I was trying to turn that as a child once and I thought I might make the whole bridge swing But I you know realized afterwards it had been disconnected. You can see the other pier of the bridge just there So what I'm going to do now I'm going to follow rounds this footpath here get another view of the swing bridge So now we're down at track level So you can see the other railway how much close it was it was high enough to Bridge to track a sufficient height for boats to pass under so now we're gonna do we're gonna go under the railways It's still quite low. I'm actually having to duck down to go under here So just following the sheep horse channel on the railway which is slightly high this final one so we're coming up to Here And that bridge you can see in a distance that is the bridge Where the River Thames Connects with the Sheepwash channel And this little river here this is known as the Fiddler stream So this flows into the Sheepwash channel, and then there we have the River Thames Just over there. So what I'm going to do in today's video. We're going to walk up the River Thames It's up towards Godstow nunnery. We will see more of the Fiddlers stream later on We're just really going to explore the other side of Oxford So we're not going to go into the city centre where you know all the tourists go I'm going to show you what else there is to see the more rural side of Oxford So here's River Thames looking quite a lot smaller than what most people are perhaps used to seeing of the Thames Because we are that much further upstream and then there's the Railway Ridges commander So we're gonna go up the Thames now and up towards Godstow nunnery It's a pleasure to walk along the River Thames Walking north from Oxford As I said back there it does seem stranger just seeing the Thames You know everyone thinks that it's really big river You know where it goes through London And Buckinghamshire, Berkshire but up here You know it's this nice smaller river I mean all of the Thames is nice but It's just we're just not used to seeing it You know at it's smaller stages It's probably the furthest north I've been along the Thames One day I'll have to, well I know I'll keep saying it I'll do the Thames path so then we'll see Right from Source to Estuary But I'll have to try and explore some of the other towns Further north up the Thames Now back there where we were at the Sheepwash Channel I showed you the Fiddler's stream Well this is where the Fiddler's stream comes off the river Thames And then it becomes the small stream down there So we're gonna go over this concrete bridge here And the area ahead of us is known as Fiddler's Island We're gonna be on an island in the middle of the Thames For not for long, for a couple of minutes And then the Thames path goes on to the other side of the river So we will then keep following up on up north So I'm not gonna go over, this bridge would take us back to the other side And you could walk back to Oxford If you wanted to do this as a shorter walk to what I'm doing You could come along the Thames You could go over this bridge and back down there Back to Oxford, see we are officially on the Thames path So I'm not doing that today I have a different route back to Oxford planned I'm gonna take you across Fiddler's Island There's a bridge up here known as the Medley Bridge And it's just coming in to view up here It's quite an exciting looking bridge So we're just walking on the other side of Fiddler's Island You've got Marina The railway line is over there Marina isn't gonna pick it out But you can just see a load of containers moving along So it's obviously a container train heading north That's a nice boat, that one there So we're coming up towards the Medley Bridge Which is, they say it's like the rainbow shaped bridge It's a lattice bridge but, well rainbow shaped I suppose So we're following Fiddler's Island I see one of the churches over there in Oxford That's why I said you couldn't now So these bushes are just over there There's a church by over in Oxford City Centre And so the Oxford Canal and the railway in the Thames They all head north along this, what I suppose It's a flood plain, I expect it probably does flood along here I'm gonna let you see the Medley So once we get onto the other side, Thames path is in On this side over we're gonna keep following it So we get to Godstone Abbey We'll talk more about that when we get there So we've now reached the end of Fiddler's Island Can't go a lot further Now let's go over the Medley Bridge And there you get a view over the flood plains North of Oxford So we're gonna keep going right to where those houses are Right the way up there That's the plan on today's video Just coming over here So there's the Medley Bridge behind us I know it's a bit in the trees I'm gonna now keep following the Thames path Up here for another mile or so So we just walked past Godstow Lock This section of the Thames here This is a man-made cup built in 1780 The original Thames flows off over there It's now known as the Wolfcote Stream We're gonna have a look at that a bit later The lock back there is called Godstow Lock Which is named after Godstow Abbey Or Godstow Nunnery which is the remains of it And just here So this is a Benedictine Nunnery It was founded by Eddiver of Winchester In around 1115 There's not a lot of it left other than this chapel here They've rebuilt the external walls I believe the main church would have been just over there somewhere And there have been the cloisters in here What we'll do We're gonna go inside what we can see of it This small chapel and have a look If you look over there across the field That's Godstow Lock You can just see the Lock Keepers Cottage So let's go and have a look in the chapel And then after that we'll go and find What I believe is the original course of the Thames The Wolfcote Stream We're going to go into the village of Wolfcote We're gonna go and find the site of it It's a very short lived railway station And then we'll finish up on the Oxford Canal But more of that when we get there So come round here There's a gateway into the monastery here So I'm not sure what this is original Or what this has been gradually rebuilt So we come into this big space here You can see it's really just a big empty space I believe the cloisters would have been In the middle somewhere So there'd have been a tower over there The church would have been over there And then this is the chapel I think the chapter house might have been Somewhere along there I'm just not trying to visualise the whole place As a ruined abbey So I may have decided to come here When it was still an abbey before the dissolution I think it was in about 1539 I think it was dissolved I'll probably walk along the edge of a cloister now Let's go and have a look This is the tallest abbey The masonry of the abbey I've always enjoyed something Well Start with the negative Not very nice seeing all this rubbish I really wish people wouldn't Why leave rubbish in a historic site like this I think that's a real shame Those sort of people shouldn't be allowed To come into the countryside But if we pretend the rubbish isn't there Let's just have a look at the architecture So you can see looking down to the window Up there And interestingly Where we came in that must have been There must have also been another floor up there Because you can see where the wooden Joyce would have been In the wall Why people have to leave rubbish here You know You can see clearly A door up there I'll let you see that view With no rubbish off the chapel So now We'll come out here I'm going to go across there I'm going to go and find the original course Of the Temps So we're now just leaving Godstow Nunnery behind us We're going to come out and cross the Temps Now I've just realised back there What I said about The new cut and the original cut I said that the old river Might be now the Wolfcoat stream I've realised I don't think I'm correct there This is the new cut here No mistaking that When you're looking up there There's another bridge here I think that's the original cut And when they put the lock in They built this cut across here The lock is just around the corner And Godstow Nunnery's Abbey Is over there So we're now coming onto this island There's some rather nice Abandoned looking gates there Just try to keep out But if we come along here Now on the island there's a pub Just here So Here we are, the pub It's called The Trout So I think this is the original course Of the River Temps here To me that would make more sense But if anyone wants to comment and confirm Please do And then on this side you can't see a lot But you can see the two rivers Through the trees do join up again I'd love to walk over that bridge So here We are now back onto This side of the Thames I'm going to walk through the village Of Wolfcote And we're going to go and look for the old station And canal So I'm going to carry on walking up this way For a little bit I'm now just a little bit further along Godstow Road Now I said about the Wolfcote Mill Stream earlier So we're just coming up here Over the Wolfcote Mill Stream So it flows into the River Thames Just up there So where I walked was right away Down there So this is the Wolfcote Mill Stream Nice little garden Down there I'm going to continue on down here Towards Wolfcote Station So I'm going to walk through Wolfcote village And soon we'll be at the site Of the very short lived railway station Let's finish with another view Over the river Here we are at Wolfcote Common We've walked through Wolfcote village That's Wolfcote Common all the way over there The River Thames flows right along there And here's the railway line So that's obviously looking towards Oxford City Centre So this is the main line, there's two good swoops Whether the camera's picking it out There is a container train sitting up there It's heading in that direction If it was heading this way I might have waited to see it come along Now if we look over that side Of the road bridge, just down there That's where Wolfcote platform Would have been Now the GWR had a habit Of calling certain Station's platforms So they were a bit more important than a halt But not as important as a fully flung station So there's just been two little platforms With little Pagoda waiting rooms A bit like you've got Denham Golf If you have a look at this video on screen now You can see what I mean It opened in 1908 And then it closed in 1915 We're not going to go there today But just over here A bit further on There was the London and North Western Railway Which we talked about when it went into Rooley Road They also had Wolfcote Holt on their line So there were two Wolfcote platform, Wolfcote Holt Very very close to each other And now they're both closed Almost makes you think now If there was a Holt or a station at Wolfcote Would it be used because Although it's sort of a village It's a bit of a suburb of Oxford So you never know My plan now though is As you can see, we found the Oxford Canal And there's the road bridge On the Oxford Canal there So my plan is To go down onto the Oxford Canal And that's the way I'm going to walk back To Oxford And that will pretty much conclude this video But it looks like getting to it It's going to be easier said than done I think I should have walked I wanted to show you the view over Wolfcote Common So I went on this bridge But it looks like I've got to come all the way down here To go all the way back down there To get onto the canal But I do want to finish the video On the canal So let's go and find that canal Interesting that there's these traffic lights For the two bridges over the railway And canal They look like they were temporary But they're very permanent temporary lights So let's get down onto that canal And then that will be My route back to Oxford So I think when I get back to Oxford Station I would have probably done About a six mile walk It's been a very pleasant six mile walk It's been a very flat six mile walk In fact I'd say coming over this bridge Has probably been the steepest gradient Encountered on the whole walk It's literally as flat as a pancake But it's been a really enjoyable walk So why not come on a train To Oxford and do this walk for yourself So let's go down these steps And there's a lock as well So it's even more interesting So just coming down here We find a lock on the Oxford canal But there's 45 minutes to Oxford Not sure if that's on foot Or by walking But that's looking up the canal Here's the very small lock This is Wolvercote lock We're going to go through here Under the bridge And then I will continue my walk On back towards Oxford So just let you see the lock Bridge 235 So by the way That's where we went a moment ago Up there On the Oxford canal I hope you enjoyed this video And as I said why not come here And do this walk for yourself And it's a really pleasant walk So thank you very much for watching Please do feel free to like, subscribe, comment Tell your friends Thank you very much for watching Goodbye


Something's wrong with these things. Alibaba's down, Amazon is down, Netflix is down, NVIDIA barely held on, which is amazing. Barely held on. Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, giving everybody happy Monday. Hope everybody is doing okay. Hope everybody had a great trading session. Just an insane market right now. We are basically, the players are changing. The symbols are changing, but the sentiment is still the same, these SPAC names, right? Same theory, the SPAC names, the energy names, the EV names, the, you know, the Bitcoin names. They're just all going out of control. These energy names, these alternative fuel cell names. Anything to do with energy is having incredibly big runs today. And again, they just change the symbols over and over again.  I'm still in, I still have a runner. I was long this NBAC, I bought it Friday, right? We talked about this on the video. I bought this thing Friday. I'm down to a runner, right? My second to last sale was at $11, like 15 cents, 18 cents, whatever it was. This thing is right now trading $11.70 after the close. And again, it's just insane right now. You look at stocks like DPW.  I mean, look at these moves. Just one after another, after another, these little stocks, O, E, G, I mean, put it this way. If this is your market, right? And this is not mine, right? I'm playing with it just because it's the whole theory of when in Rome, right? You know, I'm playing with these things and I'm trying to catch, you know, I'm definitely trying to catch a wave on these things. But if this is your market, you have to capitalize on this. Because again, this is a market you're not gonna see in 2021 for the vast part of the market.  It's so out of control that you could literally chase anything. That's exactly what this market is. You're literally chasing anything in sight. And because the hotness, right? The hotness factor of this market, you're getting rewarded. Like, look at this DPW, right? DPW closes at 7.19, okay? Look at the stock. The stock's at $9. It's not even five o'clock Eastern time. So incredible amount of strength in these things. And if this is your market, again, try to capitalize as much as possible. You know, don't pay attention to the ones that put up the $5 move.  You know, stocks that nobody's looking at like this NBAC, that, you know, you're saying to yourself, it's in the group, let me take a shot, I have a 20 cent risk and see what happens. Even the name like HCAC, which I forgot to buy, you know, I was talking about this $11 for the last few days. I forgot to buy this one. Look at it today as well. Trade it up to like $11.56. So the ones that are just going nuts, those are great, right? Those are fantastic, but those are the most dangerous. That's where retail is driven. That's where the fear of missing out is driven.  So if you are trading these things, please be careful. Pay attention to only the ones that are just finally coming out of the channels. You might not get the biggest move in them, but your money is safe because again, you are looking at a predefined level from a technical point of view instead of jumping because the whole rest of the group is going. So absolutely craziness going on in the market. Again, short week, we probably expect to have more of these same in the last, you know, for the next several days until Thanksgiving, but I'm telling you, once it's over, right?  I don't even wanna look at these things after they're done. Here's the flip side, right? So we've been talking about what the hell is wrong with beta now for a long time. Again, if you look at the Dow today, the Dow was up 327 points, okay? The NDX was flat, okay? Q's were up a penny. And if you look at the names, the majority of the beta names were down. They were all down. There's just something wrong with these things. Alibaba's down. Amazon is down. Netflix is down. NVIDIA barely held on, which is amazing. Barely held on, but you know, again, Apple is down. These things not only are they not even participating now to the upside, now they're starting to break down to the downside. And if you look at the value to tomorrow, and of course, look, there's definitely some plays I like to the long side that have nothing to do with beta, right? Like a lot of these smaller names. But boy, oh boy, I mean, look at Apple. First close below the 50 day moving average. Look at Netflix, right? First close below the 50 day moving average. The graces of God, and I traded, and I traded in the video to say, first close below this area. Melanie had a cashflow trade on this thing. We'll talk about the pivots in a second. But look, again, look how close this thing is really set to break down. So very, very odd tape, huge disconnect, right? Again, Facebook got killed as well, got re-acclimated with the 50 day moving average. But there's something very, very odd that's going on in the tech space. There's obviously some sort of buyer strike. Again, maybe everybody's just trading these EV energy slash Bitcoin stocks.  But there's something very, very odd in the water what's going on right now. And again, if there is going to be a rotation to these things eventually, well, great. We're ready to go. But the one thing, again, the continuously aspect that we are seeing this market is you are getting one or two of these beta trades a day. You are, okay? We've been talking about the rotation every single day. One day it's Roku, and the Roku continues to be very, very strong. The next day is Tesla. How awesome was Tesla today? Everybody give yourself a round of applause. Phenomenal moves. Every macro area got confirmed today, which is amazing. And if you saw the option flow today, it was just nuts. As far as ISO, just on flow algo, there was at least $30 million worth of premium. I think somebody told me on Cheddar, which is another option scanner. There was over $50 million worth of money flow on Tesla. So just craziness going on, okay? Craziness going on, Tesla broke out in a major, major way. But again, it's literally one beta name a day and a lot, right? An absolute a lot of these stocks that have nothing to do with beta, just pure speculation and some aggressive, phenomenal, aggressive money flow. So again, I think probably it continues, but again, my main watches tomorrow are going to be these beta names. If they do get stuffed into supply, I mean, again, look at these charts, right? I mean, look at Netflix, right? Look at this chart on Netflix, right? Look at Apple, right? Again, if they can't rally, it's common sense. Whatever doesn't go up in a hot market must go, right? So again, we're definitely watching these names for tomorrow. We're definitely still paying attention to the smaller names as well. But again, the bread and butter is where the bread and butter, it lies. So it's very, very important to understand that. So let's talk about today's session. Again, amazing, really good stuff. I mean, really, really good stuff. Again, NBAC, which I'm probably gonna like, I'm literally watching, if you see my eyes, I'm literally going back and forth. I'm watching this NBAC. If this thing starts getting over 12, if this thing starts getting over 12 after hours, I gotta make my last sale, but unbelievable, unbelievable move there. And they just started going one by one. These are the two macro levels we talked about. We talked about on Tesla 503 was last Friday's highs, 510 would have confirmed that whole move from the previous day. Remember guys, these funds, index funds, they need to be long Tesla, right? They need to be long the stock ahead of the inclusion. So that's why you're getting this massive, massive short squeeze. We talked about this on the video as well on the weekend. So here was the 503, the initial confirmation, right? 503, it took out the 509 and just absolutely exploded, exploded, went up to 527. This thing needs to be bought on dips. Any move back into rising support until the inclusion needs to be bought on 60-minute channels, obviously red to green for experienced traders, or obviously confirmation of channels for the previous day. So for example, this whole channel tomorrow needs to be confirmed for a possible move. And this ban will rise tomorrow, probably to the 540 area. If you look at the daily chart, again, you have room 550. This is your measure potential, 555, 668. So there's a lot of really aggressive call buying. We saw the 600s today. We saw the 620s, the 630s, short-term expiration. So again, Tesla is doing a phenomenal job, definitely the trade of the day for me today on the video. And again, I'm very puzzled by this. So I got short, and we talked about this on the nightly video. So I got short on this 522 breakdown. And it wasn't rallying, but it wasn't going lower. So it went down like a dollar in change. And again, here's the whole channel here. So I always take cashflow on the way down just because, again, nothing is guaranteed. So I took some off like a dollar in change. And the next thing you know, it just stalls out. The futures start rallying and yada, yada, yada. I break even on the balance, and then it goes up another $2, $3. So I'm still watching this thing. You could tell it's still very, very weak, but I am watching this thing. But again, cashflow trade, nothing more there. Peloton 113 needs to build. Put up about a buck. It wasn't a big move. I still like Peloton for tomorrow. ZM never got up here. Sumo, nice little move on Sumo. They had some COVID news. 2150 needs to build. Here was Sumo, right? Here was Sumo. The initial move on Sumo went for like 22 and changed. Nothing big. And then it started selling off towards the end. TTT never got close to 850. Crowd only put up, you know, crowd only put up, I think a 50, 60 cent move. Netflix again. I like this thing to the short side tomorrow if it confirms Amazon. They were coming for the 3,200 weekly calls, but nothing. I mean, nothing even came to close to confirming space. Nice, not a big move. 2480, 25 needs to build. Here was space, right? Here was space. Put up a move to like 2540, not a big move. But again, not everything could be a big move here. And again, I kept on saying, look, they're coming for the 600 and the 630 December calls. And again, they weren't just coming for the calls, you know, 50,000, 100,000. They were coming for five, $6 million worth of premium on one shot. So again, Tesla is an absolute rocket ship. Boeing, big move on Boeing. Congratulations to you guys who caught Boeing. And he closed over 20950, super bullish. Here's Boeing, took out the 20950, traded all the way up to 214 and change. If it confirms 250, you can see how much room it has all the way to the 222, 23 level. So keep an eye on that as well. Yeah, I think that's it. So, you know, look, the market is ridiculously hot right now. But guys, I just want everybody to understand this type of environment is very, very, it's very secular, okay?  And especially if this is your thing, and again, this is really not my thing. I'm just kind of participating on the coattails of how hot this market is. But if this is your thing, you really need to take advantage and take advantage at right levels.  The last thing you're gonna do is kick yourself because he really didn't participate. Now again, if this is not your market and this is just strictly, you know, subsidized income while, like for example, like beta gets back to normal, that's a whole different conversation. But again, if this is your cup of tea, your sweet spot, I hope you guys are doing really, really well with these plays and the moral of the story is again, they're hot, but they're hot right now. Believe me, once the musical chairs stop, you wanna make sure you have one. Guys, have a great night everybody. God bless, love you all and I'll see you all tomorrow. Take care.


Next question is from Jules Tilman. What do you think of the Jefferson deadlift? Are there benefits to straddling the bar for building deadlift strength? You guys know what this exercise is, right? It goes between your legs. At first, I was confused with the Jefferson curl versus this, but then I was like, oh, that's what they call it. Yeah, it's a very odd lift. It doesn't look like anything else. It's off-center, obviously. Here's some of the benefits I could see. I've never consistently trained this. I've never programmed it consistently, but I've messed around with it based off of what I know of the human body. I would say it's definitely strengthening similar muscles that you would get with maybe a trap bar deadlift, but the difference is you're rotated. So it might help with strengthening a slightly rotated upper body while you lift, which might have some functional abilities in the real world when you're lifting a couch or moving things. One thing I would say is make sure you train both sides evenly. I could see this really causing problems with somebody favoring one side. Yeah, immediately it was what I was thinking in terms of asymmetry and addressing that. I've seen people create these types of exercises where they're loaded off-center and it does help from a functional standpoint to be able to address this in everyday life because all these opportunities come up all the time. There's something heavy that you need to move and the weight shifts on you and training your body to react and adapt to that is very beneficial. Again, I haven't done these enough to really voice too much other than I speculate that it is like you are getting anterior, posterior, a little bit like you would with a trap bar, where my mind would go is similar benefits to that with also the anti-rotational work with heavy weight as well. It looks to me like a sumo deadlift has married a barbell hack squat. When I look at it, that's the benefits that you get from sumo deadlifting and what you get from a barbell hack squat kind of molded into one exercise. I don't see it having, the question is referring to a traditional or conventional deadlift. I don't see it having a lot of carryover to that because if you notice when you do the Jefferson deadlift you're in a much more squatted position. It's much closer to the hack squat or the sumo deadlift than it is a conventional deadlift. So I don't see it doing a lot of carryover to a conventional deadlift. But like you guys, I've messed around with this but this has not made its way into regular programming for me. If I were to do it with a client, this would be my client who just like, they love unconventional lifts and functional training and challenging themselves. Do like bamboo bar stuff. Yeah, yeah. Like Sal was saying, there's a little bit of rotation in the upper body while you're having to stabilize that weight and then it is challenging that way. That could have some good functional carryover. I'm not saying that that would be a bad exercise. I definitely wouldn't put it, I said, Adam, I want to get my conventional deadlift up. I saw these Jefferson deadlifts. I heard this could help that. I would not program that with that intention. It would be more of a fun, functional, unconventional exercise that I would put into a routine because I like to challenge my client that way. They like the challenge. So if you're asking the question like that and you like really challenging exercises, then sure, I think there's nothing wrong with doing it. It was invented in the 1800s by a strong man. Back then, strong men would do these exhibitions and the goal of the exhibition was to impress the audience and they'd find weird ways of lifting a lot of weight. There's like a hip bridge type exercise that some would do where they put a board across their lap and a horse would walk across it or all these weird kind of lifts. A Jefferson deadlift balances weight between the front and the back of the body so technically, if you get really good at it, biomechanically speaking, you should be able to lift a lot of weight with this because it's a little bit more balanced. You're not having to use so much of your low back and your back to support you. There's a lift in, I think it's in Scotland or Ireland called the Dinney Stones, or if you guys have seen this, these two incredibly heavy stones and that's kind of how they lift them, one in front, one in back and they got to stand up with them. Yeah, their handles almost like they're in the rocks or the cement or whatever. Yeah, so lifting like this was around for a long time. It's just because it's offset and weird and it's lost popularity but I'm going to mess around with it a little bit. I'd love to report back on how I felt.