Hi, I'm Freddie DiMarco for Blackstar Potential, and this lesson will be for beginners in dialing in clean sounds. So I'm on an ID Core 100. The ID Series features six different amp voices, two of which are clean. So there's a warm clean and a bright clean. The warm is more American sounding, a fat bottom and very clean, whereas the bright, it kind of has a little bit of an attitude to it, a really cool chime. They often call it a British clean or a boutique style clean. So this chime has a bit of grit in it, and it's very cool. It's cool to have both of these at our disposal. I'm on the warm clean, and I have a little bit of reverb dialed in. So when you bring in the reverb, there's different choices of them. For right now, just a spring would be fine. That's what I have on here, and I'm just dialing in a little bit of it. So you hear it, it's inspiring to play on, but yet it's not washing out your signal. So something like this. Now I'm going to add a little bit of delay to that. So we're on the warm with the reverb, but adding some delay, the delay will add repeats like little echoes. We don't want that very loud, so keep the level knob down. You'll hear the repeats. That'll add some ambience. Sometimes you don't even notice that when you're playing, but if you didn't have it, it would be drier. Check it out. Now we have a choice of different modulation effects on this amp. I'm going to choose a chorus. The chorus adds somewhat of a doubling effect, so this should be a really soothing, lush sound, being a bit of reverb, bit of delay, and chorus all working together. Let's move over to the bright clean. So this would have a little bit more grit to it. Check this out. And I will bring out the, let's see, the delay and the chorus, so we're left with just reverb. Now I can add some delay to this and make it a slap back. So I'll tap tempo very quickly, so it doesn't echo boom, boom, boom, boom, it's bup, bup, bup, bup. And this is used a lot in country, some blues, and in rockabilly. It has a really cool repeating effect. I'll bring up the level to exaggerate it. Like a country player might do this kind of a lick. If you're not chicken picking just yet, it's still cool to use for country music and chording where you get that slap back type effect. Okay, we're back on the warm channel with a little bit of chorus, a little bit of reverb, and I'll show you some different styles and things that can be done with the clean sound. For example, one of them is a funk type sound where it's very percussive, a real fast right hand.  Clean sounds are also very nice just for chording, like kind of like a folky type thing, something like this would be very nice with just a clean and keeping the level down in terms of gain. So don't have your gain very loud when you're dialing in these clean tones because we don't want them to crunch. If you do, you can get a really nice crunch off these clean sounds, but for all intents and purposes, right now we just want to have a nice clean tone, so gain lower and then turn your actual amp's volume up a little bit louder. Another nice thing to do with a clean sound is play chords mixed with melody notes, like scale notes, and kind of double up on chords versus melody. I do have a delay and reverb on the warm channel for this one. This kind of a thing. Hey, thanks for joining me for this Blackstar lesson on dialing in clean tones.


speculation the definition reads the forming of a theory or conjecture without firm evidence and speculation is something that we love to do here on Team Keep It Clean we love to look at little clues and little hints that the Ravens or any other NFL teams may give us in different circumstances and yesterday it was no different it was no different with the entire Jake Ryan release we began speculating and I said multiple times in the video I they did this for a reason I think they did this for a reason because of the timing because we always say that timing is everything you don't just release a player in the middle of June when there's nothing going on you don't just do that for no reason so a lot of us wondered and of course the speculation started going a little bit more crazy with some people especially when this was even before the post went up but when Antonio Brown when he did his Instagram post and it said big 4x soon and he meant the fourth team that he'll be signing with and he put up a picture of himself in a Patriot Steelers in a Raiders uniform and he said 4x coming soon so and before people even saw that post people were talking about Antonio Brown in the comment section but some other people were thinking hey maybe it's your David and Clowney and as much as I would love that as much as I would love it I just I didn't think it was him either but we found out the real reason the Ravens released Ryan how many what is that four five hours real reason Ravens released Ryan well that's five or okay so we found out the real reason Ravens released Ryan it's not really a tongue twisted but anyway just three big eight in the morning man I had read this and then I was like you know what time to get to work but then I lay back down in bed and went back to sleep and anyway he said Ryan was officially released with non football injury designation so he was released because he was hurt but he was hurt away from the game since they haven't been around the game so he got diagnosed with the non football injury designation let's just read his tweet verbatim he said Ryan was early officially released with non football injury designation so wasn't case of team just releasing him because they now have more depth at inside linebacker Ryan has dealt with a bunch of injuries in recent years so yes they released them because of injury reasons so does that clear up everything for everybody now no because again the timing he's been injured recently he's been he's been dealing with injuries for the longest so my question would be why now why would Ravens release him now he obviously was able to pass a physical because he the because the announcement was made official from the Ravens because as you all noticed or those of you that follow the Ravens on social media they don't they don't make any announcements official as far as signings and whatnot and trades and all the transactions they they can't make the announcement official until the player passes a physical and I remember when the Ravens initially signed Jake Ryan they didn't make the enough the official announcement straight from them until two weeks later they made the announcement two weeks later and everybody was like whoa I thought we signed this guy a long time ago and they had come to terms on an agreement with him but they hadn't actually signed him because to sign and be a member of the team you have to pass a physical so he did that but so that's that's why this the timing of their this release still is just I still think something's up because again they didn't have to do this now they could have did this a long time ago did he all of a sudden get it just get an injury randomly recently I have hey who knows we don't know the background of it but it is what it is so this got to this this got a lot of people thinking especially me because you know Ravens are gonna fill that spot they are going to fill that spot and this had my guy Adam he sent in a question he said he watched a video about Jake Ryan being released and in the speculation that we were talking about and he said through the last couple of months I have read a few articles about undrafted free agents the Ravens signed after the draft recently I took a look at the list where a couple caught my attention now as we all know they released linebacker Jake Ryan so you think it might be because EDC and hardball might be more interested in a younger healthier player like defensive in John DACA who had 67 tackles 28 tackles for a loss of 16 and a half sex in 2019 then there's Edge Russia outside linebacker Chauncey Rivers shout out to my guy yo Steph because I think he loves Chauncey Rivers we have 43 tackles eight tackles for a loss and five sex in 2019 now I know we have drafted three wide receivers in the last two drafts but do you think it might be for trade or a cut veteran wide receiver take care man and hashtag team keep it clean hashtag Ravens appreciate you Adam so for the first two that you mentioned because he said it could be because EDC and hardball might be more interested in a younger healthier player like John DACA or Chauncey Rivers both undrafted rookie free agents no it couldn't be for that because those guys are already on the roster they're already there the Ravens for anybody that's already there any undrafted rookie free agents that the Ravens have already there would be no need for them to make room for somebody who's already on their 90 man roster they already accounted for so they are already Chauncey Rivers and John DACA they are they already account for two roster spots out of those 90 men well now 89 so it couldn't be for them it couldn't be for them at all and then he said I know we drafted three wide receivers in the last two drafts actually four wide receivers because Hollywood Boykin DuVernay and Proshay and he said but do you think it might be for trade or cut veteran wide receiver for the cut not yet not not yet unless they go on the free agent route it could be but again y'all you all have heard me talk about it numerous times in a lot of different videos I do believe the Ravens will add a wide receiver via trade who that wide receiver is beats me but I do think that they will add somebody via trade now it could happen via free agency that's a couple guys out there not really too much but there are some pretty big names out there do they both still have the big game I know one of them does one of them sure been looking like it but the other one I'm not sure we haven't really seen much from him he wants to get back as well they both want to get back but we'll see I mean they Ravens have they have some options on different things that they could do at the wide receiver position one of those options would be just rolling what you got and actually really developing your own like really taking that keen interest in developing your own wide receiver talent and as we all know that's something that the Ravens just haven't done just something that they just haven't done that hasn't been there in more for a long time and it seemed like it started last year but we got to see it's all about consistency it's all about consistency that that is a big thing in just life period consistency what are you going to be known for people are going to know you for whatever it is that you're consistent at doing if you do something one time and then you never do it again they're not gonna know you for that because that's not what you're consistently doing so with the Ravens we'll really see how much they how consistent they are at developing their own or if they if they start a new pattern of consistency with developing their own so again I wouldn't mind if they roll what they got I still don't expect them to but we'll see but another option that wide receiver like you said they could go to a free agency now they could go to a free agency now or they could wait and go to free agency later because as we all know and I'm and my guy Yosef actually did a question from subscriber about this that y'all are seeing a future episode about camp cuts roster cuts and the Ravens they have been known over the years more so yeah they did it last year because that's how they got on Seth Robbins I believe well no no he was already a free agent whatever it was but anyway they have been known especially in in the Aussie era I mean the it's really been the entirely the Aussie area the Aussie era because Eric Acosta just started last year but I'm under Ozzie Newsom they had been known to just wait it out wait it out wait it out wait it out for those training camp cuts when teams got to get down the size Ravens will be sitting there waiting oh it's like when when it's like when stuff when clothes because you know one of the biggest day for sales is December 26th that is one of the biggest days if you ever want to do some massive clothes shopping or just shopping period cuz it's a lot of people returning stuff December 26th is the day to go of course there's Black Friday as well but December 26th I think a lot of people sleep on it but Aussie be he'd be waiting in the cut he would be waiting in the cut like ooh who's gonna get cut it's bargain time baby it's bargain time baby I gotta give Flacco some some guys who teams don't want anymore I gotta give Flacco somebody are they washed up we can get by with them to be alright but no and that would be a time when when Ravens would really be going after guys but now I mean we'll see what the Costa does the cost of seems to be again a big contrast to Aussie Newsom I think is the cost is uh he's just he's more with the with the current times and a lot of you all have mentioned this to Aussie Newsom was more old school and the cost is more up-to-date but I think the cost to me he seems so far he seems more aggressive he seems more aggressive for getting more premier talent yeah and it hasn't always worked out but the fact that we know that this guy is always trying that says a lot that says a whole lot so we're gonna see what they do with that last spot man I'm I don't know I don't know like obviously none of us know some of y'all working for the Ravens and y'all watching and y'all really know what's going on but anyway none of none of us know so I'm sure because it happens enough times where we hype ourselves up it happens to me y'all know I did it with the draft with Jerry Judy and with Jerry Judy and not rugs but man why can't I remember his name there with Jerry Judy and oh man I cannot remember his name now please somebody put in a comment section cuz I can't think of it but anyway y'all know I hyped myself up with those receivers and I was a little sad when they got drafted by other teams I didn't really expect the Ravens to get them but I still really wanted them to and I fell in love with those two receivers like oh man but it's all good but enough times we can hype ourselves up with a lot of speculation and then when a move is made it can be let go okay all right well that oh okay that's it so it'll probably be something like that but we won't know till we know but I'm sure we will know very very soon over the next today is Friday we may know by the end of today but certainly I think at the latest we would know by Monday afternoon because Ravens are usually pretty quick about feeling that roster spot up this possible we may even know today but I think at the latest it would be by Monday afternoon I don't even think it'll go that long because that seemed like a long time away but anyway we'll see how things go so team keep it clean I love you all man I appreciate y'all so much and just thank you for continuing to be positive thank you for continuing to support just thank you I love y'all so much and just y'all are the greatest man so I appreciate y'all thank you and we out


Destroying poverty. Destroying. I'm telling you, destroying poverty and actually creating general wealth for the next generation. There's no need for us to live in this poverty thing anymore. Man, it's bad. It's bad.  I don't want to talk about it because I'm coming from there. Yeah, let's not. Good evening and welcome back to The First Time Homebuyer Show. I'm your host, Estie Klaassen. As you know, every Wednesday night we chat to amazing property investors, property moguls, first time home buyers who share their story and journey with us. And tonight is no different. But before we get into that, as you know, Zaman Tungwakumalo is on your screens every Monday to Friday at 8 p.m. And of course, if you're interested in farming and agriculture, we've got Mbali ready for you. That's every Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. And of course, last but not least, Chad Viveros is traveling Johannesburg looking at amazing mansions, townhouses, apartments in Santon, whatever you name it. If you're ready to invest in amazing property, do watch his show every Monday and Friday at 8 p.m. And without further ado, I am chatting to Peter Mutlala this evening, an optometrist. And tonight we see things through his eyes. Good evening, Peter, how are you? And let me actually, before we even go there, tonight we get to see things through his eyes as he is an optometrist. See what I did there, Peter? Yes. How are you, Peter? I'm fine, thanks. And how are you doing this? I can't complain, I prepped. I literally ran that line, that joke in my head five times. So thank God you found it funny. Peter, thank you so much for joining us. You're an optometrist by profession, property investor. And just before we get into that, tell us a little bit about what Peter does. Thank you so much, STN. I want to appreciate you for inviting me into your show. Thank you for coming. I really appreciate that. Of course, I'm an optimist. That's my undergraduate degree. And I'm running three practices currently. One in Brocksberg, one in Oslo, one in Kallehom. And I'm also a real estate agent, actually, working for another company in Gemiston. And I'm also doing property investing as a property investor and running sessions and seminars for those who are interested in investing in property. That's what I'm basically currently doing. And that's a lot, right? You're not about to stop anytime soon. You're juggling all these things. It's too early for me to actually stop. The good part is that I do work with teams. I do have two optimists working with me. I do have administrators for administrators working with us. We sometimes bring low incomes to actually cover in, especially when I'm really busy. So we're fine with that. Unfortunately, when it comes to estate agent duties, I have to be present all the time and I have to be able to be the one showing not lines, this and that. When it comes to property investing, it's also a case of teams.  So it's manageable and I'm very excited that having teams around them provide that good trust that one needs as they continue to invest. Exactly. And it's very important to have a power team. We always talk about that on the show. People who are trustworthy, people you can trust. And this is not only within the real estate field. For you, this counts in your practice as well. Your team needs to be efficient. And they need to be on the board because I'm not always there, but I'm there. So if I'm not there, let's say for a few days, there shouldn't be anything that is stopping because I'm not present. So that becomes very critical for us to be able to be functional, for us to be able to push and provide services that we are promising outlines to be. You said you're an agent as well. Let's talk about how you got into property. Yeah. In 2010, I was in Cape Town, already based in Cape Town. That's when I started buying my first property sexually in the same year. But my journey did not start in 2010. It started in 2008. I had some little money that I've put aside and I just resigned from the University of Limpopo from working as a lecturer. And I thought, where can I actually invest my money into? From 2008, 2009, 2010, I said, let me just actually experiment on what the books are talking about. So I'm buying two properties. And the idea was to check whether it's really true that property investing makes money and how often can you make money? Whether the question of appreciation really does make sense. Cash flow that comes from rentals that you're collecting on a monthly basis does make sense and so on. And four or five years later, I realized this is it. Property investing is my way to go. Because I've now, you know, checked and I've come to a point where I've been convinced by results that property investing is actually the way to go. And that's when I then moved into Johannesburg in 2015 and I started buying more properties on going. Just to get it done going. Of course. So the million dollar question, can we make money from investing in property? Any day. Any day. Of course I do understand that there are some that fail to make money because making money is a skill and skills can be learned. But if you really don't know, you may think people are not making money based on your own experience. So just as people make money in other asset classes, others are losing money. The same story with properties. Just as others are making money in properties, some are actually losing money. So I guess I'm in the fortunate part because I'm in those that are making money. And I'm very grateful for that. And it is as we do that we become better and improve. And that's why currently I'm in that mode where I'm sharing my experiences based on the things that I've done for the past 11 years, so that people can also invest successfully in properties. Exactly. And I want to double-tap on this because I think it's such a good topic and I don't think we've spoken about it enough. This is nothing we've kind of planned for.  You're doing these seminars, you're talking and having new people in your seminars on a monthly basis. Have you experienced someone who invested in property the wrong way? And what were those mistakes so that we don't make them? There are a few, but what I've learned in the experiences is that they are thinking wise as long as you buy property, then you are fine, you are good to go. They do not understand that we also look at numbers. We also look at, does it make sense that I need to buy property A and not B? Is the asking price making sense? What is the municipality saying in terms of valuation of this property? What's the light stone saying in terms of the general market valuation of the properties that are for a similar size or similar structure like the one I'm buying? So I learned it's a question of them not necessarily understanding or knowing that investing in property, it's something that needs to be learned and you need to get to a point where you know how the money is made. So those are some of the people I've seen that I've not necessarily made. I think it's also lack of research. I mean, sometimes you don't know where to start because as a first time buyer, I sometimes give people an example and say, when I bought my first two properties in 2010, I looked around before I could, to see who I can necessarily follow or who can advise me, who can just validate my decision to say you're doing the right thing, keep going and so on. And I didn't find anyone, unfortunately. So there are some of the people that would want to invest in property but there is no one around to support them. They don't even know whether there's a need for them to research or something or they just look at the board that is advertising a property and they quickly want to make an offer on that property. And I mean, you do know that if you want to see a board that is saying a property is sold and you go and want to know who's advertising it, they want you to buy it. They don't care whether you buy it at the right price. They don't care whether the market is doing well. They also wanted to get rid of it. They just want to get rid of it so that they move forward. So those are some of the things that I'm basically learning as I have teams around that I'm working with and mentoring. Yeah, you talk about constantly learning, which is important because I feel like you learn something new every day. And just because you've invested in numerous properties and that doesn't mean that there is not more knowledge and more things to learn. What are you as Peter still learning today? I mean, it's 10 years later in your property journey. What are you still learning? You know, one of the things I've learned is you actually can negotiate for everything. Starting from the prize, starting from the offer the bank is giving you, starting from the contractors, you can negotiate anything and everything. Closes on the OTP can be canceled, can be returned, you know, that's one aspect. But I'm also in the process of learning how new developments work. Because I'm interested in getting to a point where I can develop new properties and help people buying into those new developments and, you know, renting some out and so on and so forth. I mean, also I'm very passionate about running my own agencies, you know. Did the full status agent thing NQF for and did the board exam. I did the NQF five, now I'm going to write the board exam for me to become a principal so that I can run my own agencies. That's where I'm going. So I'm learning that every time you do something, there's still something more that you can learn. There's still something more that you need to actually benefit from others. And I love that you're still willing to continue learning and teach yourself new things every day because like we just said, there's never enough knowledge of this thing. Never. And we just spoke about you having a good team by your side, but besides that, how else does Peter manage a day job, whether it's nine to five or however many hours you work in the day, manage that and families at home or whatever the case, maybe. Did you just say ish?  Yeah, more than 24, come on. 24 is very small, but you know, it will not change. So instead of us really, you know, complaining or worrying too much, this is what I generally do. Of course, I don't do it every day, but most of the time that's how my days would be. Between seven and nine, I look at, you know, new leads that have come that relates to, you know, my agency duties and so on, emails respond quickly and so forth. Half past nine, then I'll be doing my optimum duties. So I'll be going to practices to look at what they're doing. Now the good part is most of the viewings that people make is inquiries for them to come and look at properties that are advertised. They are done after five, around five, six, seven. So ideally you are more likely to find me doing my optimum duties between 10 o'clock and four, five o'clock, you know what I mean? Yeah, that's how I'm able to do that. When it comes to property investing, the good part is that I do have teams of, you know, rental agents that are doing the management aspect of these properties. Because in the beginning, of course, you know, the first five years I was doing these things, they were doing placement for me, but I was doing the managing, you know, myself. Then I thought, you know what? No, let me just use the time differently. Let them do both the placement, management, and exit interviews, and so on, of all these tenants that are coming to the property. So that, you know, makes it easier for me to focus on investment purely and focus on doing my agency duties and my optimum duties here. And I think it's so important time management is key. Critical. Critical, but very important, you know? And you talk about, you've been in the property market for almost about 10 years now. It's been 10 years, a good 10 years. How do you manage to, how do you still sustain your property investment journey through all of these things that are currently happening? Yeah, it's always good for you to understand what you're doing or where you want to go. My property investing journey is not just me buying one, two properties. And then you sleep. That's not about, it's about financial freedom. It's about passive income generation. It's about finding ways to do new developments. It's about finding ways to run as an interpreter in running agencies around. Now, many of these things are going to happen, you know? We're just talking to these issues, but I mean, we don't know what's going to be happening in the next five, 10, 15 years. So these things will always happen. Now, as long as you can focus on the main goal, which is about, you know, being financially free, you know, being able to provide accommodation for many people, being able to provide platforms through which many others that are aspiring, entrepreneurs aspiring property investors would want to benefit from, you know? If you understand that, that's the bigger thing. All these things are just small. They just shrink into small events and daily events and so on, yeah. So that's basically what it's about. So you keep fixed on that goal in order to, you know, keep pushing yourself on the daily to know what, even short-term goals are very important, I believe. I believe that whether you have a goal for tomorrow, Friday, end of the week, this is very important to have, especially, and not just in property investment in life, in general, because that keeps you going, right?  And then we need to kind of adjust and realize, okay, now it's happened, what now? How do we carry on living and carry on investing? And, you know, property investors, the pandemic actually did you guys good, not necessarily. I mean, I've had one of the many tenants that we do have. We've got one that, you know, was not able to actually remain in our unit because of, you know, the impact of the pandemic. They couldn't afford to continue to pay the rent. I guess they needed to downgrade or they needed to move out and so on. But, you know, as they move out, somebody else takes the place, you know what I mean? Yeah, so it has not always been so bad, but it also has not always been so good, you know? There are lots of other opportunities that came because of this pandemic. Exactly. Those that couldn't afford to, you know, maintain their own mortgages, pay for whatever, they felt maybe they needed to sell and so on. And I mean, each time they want to sell, you know, we are available to say, we do have maybe some cash to assist. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now we'll buy the property at a little lower price compared to where the market is asking for. You see what I mean? Yeah. That's all about preparation and knowing that when certain things are going to be happening or these things are going to be happening, the likely impact is we'll have lots of properties all over the place. Right. And then we can get them at discounted prices and be able to invest and move forward. Exactly. You know, just two weeks I'd go with my wife and I'd close two more deals, you know, because of the very same thing. So I'm saying it can always be, you know, the positive part. And then, yeah. Yeah, but the good part is you must focus on the bigger picture. Right. These events are going to continue. I really don't know, but maybe in the next five years, we may find also opportunities where, you know, if we have money somewhere else or equity in many of our properties, we can quickly unlock it by other properties as we go. Of course. It's a chain reaction. Keep, you know, keep buying. 100%.  You've even gone for courses to do that. I would like to find out because we spoke a lot about having a goal in this industry. Right. So what is one of your goals to own an agency? Many times it's very important for you to understand your personal abilities and your personal ambitions. I'm an entrepreneur at heart. I love to own a business, run a business, control the business, and so forth. So as an agent, I'm an employee. But as an owner of agencies, I'm the employer. I'm the entrepreneur at heart. That's how it comes in. So my goal is to actually own an agency and then maybe franchise it and have other people joining in there. But the second reason is because I want to provide a platform where many of our brothers and sisters can actually come into property investing. There's still lots of many young black brothers and sisters that don't think property investing is a way to go. Because they were not exposed. And it's primarily because our parents were not exposed. So now that some of us are exposed into these things, we need to actually find ways in which we can bring them as easily as possible.  That's what I'm actually looking at. It's part of bridging the gap between those that are not in the industry and those that can actually come into the industry. The speaker system of our people continuously making money. 100% And I think it's so important because we spoke about this just before the show. About how our people look at property and they're just like, why? Doesn't make sense. They question this thing property and I think the only way to eventually or kind of find out is to just do it for yourself. 100%. Because like we said, you can still go do it but then do it wrong. And my thinking is if we have come into property and we have found that property investing is good and money can be made and opportunities can be created throughout the value chain, by the way, throughout the entire value chain. From being owning agencies, being agents, being landlords, and so on, throughout the entire value chain, then we must be able to open that platform for those who don't think it is. So that they can come into the picture and they can decide where to place themselves. Whether they want to own their own agencies or just work as agents, work as property investors or work as contractors who are refurbishing this thing or work in new development. So that's what this is about. Providing a platform through which I vast can enter the market and decide to actually dominate spaces where this market is going. On that note of new developments, that's another thing Peter wants to do. Of course. You want to go into big developments as well. And let's talk a little bit about that because my follow up question was going to be what is your property goal? Yeah. I've seen that property investment has both great benefits in terms of tax advantages, but also the fact that you are able to provide lots of accommodation for others that you do not have. It's one of those fulfilling things. And also the fact that you are able to make money in the process.  So I have seen that there are these opportunities that exist and I'm currently positioning myself in that direction because I want to actually get a sense of how this is done, what are the requirements and what do we need to look for, look at and which people are already in there that can actually mentor me into that space. So that as I get into that space, I'm not only tying with an intention to fail and learn from my mistake, but rather I'm using their experience, using their wisdom, using their skills and so on to be able to advance as quickly as I can and provide accommodation for many people as possible. We actually recently spoke about this leveraging of people and it's so important to do that. Of course. You're not, it's knowledge that they have. Of course. And they're literally giving it to you for free. So leverage of that, learn from that and then automatically you grow. Even if they charge you for that, remember for them to accumulate that kind of knowledge and experience, they pay for it. They had to get it. Yeah, I mean the same is true with me. I've made my own mistakes, you know? I mean, sometimes I give people an example about my very first property when I bought it and I realized that actually it was the second one, I bought it and then on the OTP there was a clause that I need to take occupation when guarantees are actually granted. In the event I don't, I'm accepting to actually pay around 11% interest on the balance of the purchase price. All those things at the time were just very exciting. And what was exciting was the fact that I'm buying properties. But I did not understand the financial implications and the real implications of doing what these processes are saying I should do. And guess what? A week before the property registers, the conveyancer sends me a bill and it says, you know, we are looking for around $26,000 to $29,000 because you did not move into the property. And it took around six months before they register. And I'm thinking, what is this for? They say they're clause, they're clause. So I've paid my school fees in terms of understanding why reading an OTP and understanding it is important or finding somebody who can actually advise you to do it to do the same is very important. You know what I mean? Yeah, sometimes I give another example concerning the fact that in one of our properties we just decided to close it. We're very excited about getting the title deed. We did not realize that at the time when we want to take equity out of the property, we will need to refinance it, then register a new bond and so on and so on. You know what I mean? Had we left it open, at least the amount to the bond that we initially register would be easily accessible for us to take out without re-registering another one. You know what I mean? Or even if we had to register another, at least it's just an extra money above the existing bond which may not be as expensive as registering the whole bond and so on. So all these things are lessons I've learned and I've paid my school fees. So what does it mean? If I have to be actually teaching somebody to avoid the same, I mean I should be fairly compensated. You're not, I'm not. It's okay. And you know we talk about your property goals and I want to find out from you what is your own personal goal? And I believe that our own journey and our own story contributes to what we're doing out there. For us, we want to actually become financially free. And that speaks to our passive income being able to cover our general expenses. Whether it's luxury life, whatever, it doesn't really matter. As long as the money we are able to actually receive passive wish, we'll be able to cover that. But I also have already spoken about the new development things and owning agencies and so on. What do I want? We want to create platforms. We want to create opportunities for people to enter into this industry. We want to be able to offer accommodation in the process but we want to also be able to make money in the process. That's what we're, your goals are about. Fairly so.  I like how you use the word we all the time because you're not doing this alone, right? You have your family. Of course. I love how you say that we want financial freedom. Of course you do, but if you do it as a unit, you know, and that's... And it's always easier or much better at least from where I'm sitting to work with my partner to do other things. Because many of these decisions we have to discuss together because they may have far-reaching financial implications on them, whether I'm still alive or dead, you know what I mean? They're still affected. Of course. So that becomes very important for us to discuss this together. But also in the event that I'm gone early, you know, at least they will have the heart of what I always wanted to do. Exactly. And then my kids can always take the spirit and be able to, you know... Continue your legacy. Continue with the legacy that they are now rebuilding. And that's what we're doing. We're building generational wealth and a legacy. Destroying poverty. Destroying. And I'm telling you, destroying poverty and actually creating general wealth for the next generation. There's no need for us to live in this poverty thing any more than that. Man, it's bad. It's bad.  I don't want to talk about it because I'm coming from there. Yeah, let's... I'm coming from there. Yeah, no. Okay, let's not even look that way. It's effective. You talk about, you know, and we just spoke about you need to obviously also be compensated for your knowledge and you are sharing your knowledge through the seminars and teaching other people, you know, people to how they can be more like you. Yeah. How they can even be better than what we are, you know.  Of course, people don't understand the importance of these contracts that the OTP will talk about. And I guess many people possibly in your show should mention that mistake. When people buy property, they're very excited. They're first property. Remember, maybe in their family, no one ever bought a property. If they ever did, they bought it at the time when their parents were going for retirement. Now, these ones is 22, is 24, is 26. Yeah, we're buying. And it's very exciting that it's buying property. And all they want is, I love that property and therefore I want to just sign on the dotted line. They don't understand what they're signing on the dotted line. So I say to people, always read the OTP, if you don't understand it, find another opinion from another agent or another conveyance and so on. But just find somebody who can actually explain it in simple terms and make you understand the causes that are giving you an unnecessary obligation. Because some of these causes can be cancelled. So they don't have this unnecessary obligation as well. But number two, people think they are buying a property. While they are buying a neighborhood. So it's very easy for you and very tempting for you to feel like, you know what, I own this wonderful property in this street, I own this wonderful property in this area and so on. But I can tell you, it's going to be very difficult for you to sell it to investors. Investors are looking for a property that is not so wow in a wow neighborhood. Because they can even demolish that same property and build a very wonderful property and sell and make money in the process. So understand this, we are buying a neighborhood, not just the property. If the neighborhood is going down, maybe you need to run away and look for other neighborhoods around. If a neighborhood is actually going up, that's where you need to come in as quickly as possible and let your property appreciate quickly, because it will. Appreciate quickly as it can. And then you are able to take out equity and invest in other properties going forward. I mean, earlier I was making your hour that one of, actually two of the properties that we bought very early in 2010, one of them has now grown by 112 percent. That's just 10 years. So it has doubled its value and then just 12 percent more. The other one has grown by 90 percent. So it's because the neighborhood, it's actually appreciated, it's a good neighborhood. And even that, even that, we're not offering a full price. Because that's the way we progressively make money in the process. You can't just offer the asking price. They are asking for that, but it's you who has the right to make an offer. It's your money, you are offering. Tell them what you are offering. Let them reject it or accept it. That's it, you know what I mean? So many of my first-time home buyers, they're just excited, they just offer the full price. Now they send this into the bank and the bank, one bank just comes in and say, we're going to give you prime plus two. You know what they're interested in? They're just excited the fact that the bank is going to give me a bond. But they're not interested in, at what rate is this bank giving me this bond? Now that's how we feature in as mentors. Because immediately when you're very excited and your emotions are all over the place, you come to me and you say to me, I got this deal and the bank is going to give me this. I look at those figures and say, your numbers don't make sense. Call the mortgage originator, the banker. I tell them that you have a good credit scoring. Your affordability is quite good. For them to give you prime plus two or plus three does not make sense. Therefore, they need to review it. Otherwise, we will go to the next bank. I think that's the issue with a lot of first-time home buyers. We don't know who to go to when we see these things and we're like, who do we ask? I think we also think that these financial institutions aren't easily accessible and we can't easily talk to them. Because, and that's why it's so crucial to have a mentor. Yeah, and it's important for you to understand that the way you do business is not necessarily how others are doing it. Many of the people that are experienced are doing it much better than they are. And with many of these banks, if you cannot get a banker that you can speak to, there are lots of mortgage originators all over the place. Speak to them. If you have a sense that this one is not necessarily assisting, find another one. And it's your money. It's your money, yeah. Money investment and so forth. So that's very important for people to understand this part. But it's your deal, it's you who's making the deal. And therefore, if you're making a deal, you should be able to get a favorable return. Banks are in the business of making money. If they are giving you prime plus, they know they're just chowing your money. And they're very excited about that. But you mustn't be tempted to be excited unnecessarily. And I think first-time home buyers, as first-time home buyers, we shouldn't be too naive going into this process. It is exciting. It is an exciting process. Let's not take that away from it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, of course. Because it really is, you know. When you sign that line, it's exciting. Of course. And you don't expect the worst. Of course. You really don't. You are thinking everyone is looking for your own benefit. Exactly. And in reality, each person is looking for their own benefit. The agent is number one. He's looking for their own commission. The seller is looking for their own money. The bank is looking for their own interest. The mortgage originator is looking for opportunities to close the deal so that the bank can pay them and so forth. So everyone is looking for their own interest. You also need to look for your own interest. I'm not saying don't get excited. Actually, get excited. The same was true with me. I was very excited. That's why I did not see those courses or I did not understand those courses. But if you have an opportunity to find the pitas, the mentors, and the other people, that can walk you through a deal. I mean, take that opportunity. Of course. Even in my mentorship session, I also do sport mentorship.  And after the deal, we are gone.  But at least you must just give me some also too. To sleep at night. To sleep nice at night. And that's exactly where I want to leave it, Peter. I think that especially in the spirit of first time home buyers, be excited about this, right? Be excited. Be excited, but also be cautious. Of course. And take help from those around you, from those who can, if you can afford it. I think what's so key, and what I've learned on the show, is that if anything, if you can afford to pay for a mentor, pay. Yes. And save you lots of thousands. Exactly in the long run. We will save you, no. Even in the first deal. I say to people. Even in the short run. In the first deal, in the first deal, if you can come to our mentorship session, I can tell you, you will save over 20,000 dollars. I'm going to just charge you 500 dollars for you to come into our mentorship session. But in your first deal, you will save over 20,000 dollars. I can guarantee you that. So you are just not talking now. We are talking throughout your entire, and the experience you will then get. You can use it for your entire life. You can pass the information to your children, your partner, and everybody else. But you've got it for a little less than 500 dollars. And you can avoid making these mistakes. Making these costly mistakes. Losing 20K is a lot. A lot of these times. A lot of painful ones, you know. So Peter, just thank you. But just before we end off, and I think this is key, especially for first time home buyers, we talk about be excited. We talk about finding your property. But let's talk about that journey when looking for that perfect property, right? Maybe let's just narrow it down to three. If there are three key things that is a big no-no when looking for your first property. What are those three things that can literally make you as Peter say, No, I'm not. This is a bad investment. Okay, great. Remember my property investor? Yes. So I'm looking at opportunities for making my... Right. Number one, if I look at the property that I'm thinking, the repairs that needs to be done in this property will lead me to over-capitalize on the property rather than making money out of the property. I'm not buying it. Practical example, the roof is leaking. A lot of areas of this roof is leaking. Not to replace a roof. It's an amenity.  The plumbing is not necessarily working because when the building cement got in there and therefore it's no longer working and not of that time the cement. Plumbing job can actually be very expensive. So those are some of the things I just think, you know what? Maybe that's not worth investing in. Number two, it's a question of numbers. I'm investing to make money. I'm not donating. I'm investing to make money. I need to be thinking, as I make this offer or this purchase price, what will be the implication on the bond? What will be the implication in terms of the expenses that relates to this property? And what income am I going to get in this property? If I work on my numbers and I realize my numbers are not making sense, I do one or two things. Number one, I review the offer and represent it. Number two, I work away. Because if it doesn't make sense, I can't afford to keep paying more money on to the property and so forth and so forth. The last one relates to the nature of funding. Sometimes you go into the property and you realize that you're excited, you're thinking you'll be able to get funding from the bank. And for some reason the bank doesn't give you funding. And you realize you need to be getting funding from other investors. Now getting funding from other investors can be easy, but it's more costly than getting money from the bank. So because funders or private funders, they want their money back, they want to get in terms of interest and profit, but they also want to stink. So if I look at the property and my sense is this, this deal is not going to give us enough effect, all of us as potential investors. I may have to say, maybe for now, I let it go. Right. Yeah, okay. And I think that's key to know as, and not just property investors, first-time home buyers as well. This is very important to see if, because I, and also as first-time home buyers, to know what your long-term goal is within property. Because that first home that you buy could actually just be a property investment. Of course. And then you continue buying, you know? It doesn't necessarily need to be your home. Yeah. And that's so key. So thank you so much, Peter, for sharing those facts with us today. I appreciate your time, Mr. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. So our viewers at home, thank you so much. You know that we are live every Wednesday night at 8 p.m. Do not miss this.


This video is measures of inscribed angles, and we're asked to find four values based upon the diagram given to us. In the first one, notice that it's asked to find the measure of arc AC, and that little M here, remember, means that we're trying to find the degree measure of this arc, and that can be based on either the inscribed angle that intercepts that arc or the central angle that intercepts this arc. And since we know the central angle, we're going to base it on that. We know that if angle AOC, the central angle equals 32 degrees, that the measure of the intercepted arc AC is going to also be equal to 32 degrees. And so this one is just based on the intercepted arc, and then that can lead us right into finding the value for X, because if the measure of arc AC is 32 degrees, we'll set that right equal to 5x plus 2, and now we have an equation where we can solve for X.  The last two values, we can base the information that we just got to find the measures of these last two values. We know that the measure of arc AC is 32 degrees. Remember when we have a major arc, we're going to use the three letters, so ABC is going to be this arc all the way around. We start at A, and we go all the way around to C. We also know that the whole circle, the degree measures of the arcs of the whole circle will be 360. So to find the measure of arc ABC, we just have


Tlo what's we are on twitch? We are not live, but you can leave a like comment subscribe turn on your post notification buzz No, let's continue to grow the family from Chicago to UK We've got big Nasty aka uncle pain My big sister is the village bike That sounds funny the title in itself is good The normal life goes Why do you do this to me?  Yeah, yeah, all right. Get this out. Yeah, yeah, um Basically This is from schools in North They're like school day schools in North Ambersha.  He's not lying. That's the like that.  Well, if she's gonna be abyssal She needs to be abyssal in secret You know that she can't be like Like oh happy and proud that she's abyssal and you're supposed to accept it That's the older brother.  What are you doing?  She's big sister.  Isn't there JT here club promoter.   That's real tough. I feel like I feel everything. He's not lying This is the mindset of a black man. He's not lying.   I'm talking from either side Bosser head for six months. No busy on this cuz she'll be in some some healthy confirmed You too, I know you're watching this. I Know you're watching this. Have you made it this far? I don't know These are all jokes It's comedy It's comedy. Please do not put your morality is on me. It's just comedy He's joking Taking antibiotics and inflammatory tablets for six months trying to get it back from and in that time She'll get a self-respect back from base And again some healthy confirmed taking anti-biotics and inflammatory tablets for six months trying to get it back from and in that Times you'll get a self-respect back from base Real shit cuz no I might watch cuz cuz all the sister is not all the sister cuz I would Not feel like a vacuum you cuz So rich cuz I'm not man if I had a sister I do got a little sister But like if I had a sister that was around me all the time and she was moving like that. Yeah First of all, she wouldn't be moving like that cuz cuz me she know I don't get coming But yeah, no, I choke her and I'm saying that I choke her with my hands to her neck.  Damn tiktok. You guys hella sounds and people just you know How they just we create the sounds and they act like they talk in it You can have a hella nose.  Y'all know we watching over there. We'll go You


A youth group has asked Nigerians to intensify priors for the peaceful conduct of the 2023 elections. They made the call while speaking to plus-TV news at an event organised in Lagos. They called the Nigerians, particularly the leaders, to ensure all forms of differences that could stand as hindrances to the success of the election is tackled. The beauty of Nigeria is that we don't seem to realise that Nigeria has always been taken care of by the youth. Nigerians have driven their best of the youth since independence. If you look at the people that have ruled us, I think the current president is the oldest president that we have ever had in the history of Nigeria. If you go to the National Assembly, you will see that the Senate president and the speakers have been between the age of 40 and 50. So the youth have actually controlled their affairs of Nigeria. And if you go to the corporate sector as well, the banks that we have today, the those that formed the banks were in their late 20s, early 30s, back then when they formed the banks. So Nigeria has been directed and controlled by the youth and I'm sure that we will continue to make sure that to control Nigeria, that Nigeria is in our hands. Good afternoon. My name is Honourable Abayomida Amola. The Vice-Chairman of the APC Liga State Centre, then the APS Leader of Victoria Highland, LCDA APC. Praying for Nigeria, praying for ourselves because the spiritual believe that prayer is the key. So anything that is good in this prayer, it has any issue anywhere in this prayer. So I'm very happy that this program reflects, this program needs, this program knows that prayer is the key and we pray everything we can do. We also want to use this medium to appreciate those that fought for independence of this country. Even though some of them they are late and to the glory of God, some of them they are still alive and they are still pursuing and making sure that we have a greater Nigeria. And we are here today to celebrate our heroes and because we know that in Nigeria today we need prayers and the restoration so to speak and it is only God and ourselves as individuals that can bring back that restoration so that Nigeria we have is Lord's glory back.


Cystic fibrosis Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disease that varies in incidence across the globe. The majority of people with cystic fibrosis are of Caucasian descent and so therefore the disease is most prevalent in North America, Europe and Australasia. In the European Union, 1 in every 2 to 3,000 newborns are affected by cystic fibrosis. It is caused by a defective gene on one of the chromosomes which has been inherited from the parents. The severity varies greatly from person to person and largely depends on how much the lungs are affected. Deterioration in conditions is inevitable and eventually leads to death. Whilst today is currently no cure or effective treatment, treatments can slow some of the changes that occur in the lungs. Progress is being made in treatments. Only 30 years ago, life expectancy was pre-adulthood. Today, the median age of sufferers is 33 years old with many patients living into their 50s and 60s. Gene therapy holds great promise for treating cystic fibrosis. The defective gene causes the body to produce lots of thick, sticky mucus in the lungs which has to be removed by a massage. Sufferers are prone to chest infections. It also causes excess mucus in the pancreas. Symptoms tend to start early in childhood however they may not be obvious until adulthood. The genetics of cystic fibrosis is actually quite simple. It is caused by a mutation on a specific gene. This is a recessive gene and is carried by about 1 in every 25 people in the UK. Because it is a recessive gene, it means that you can be a carrier but not suffer from the condition and also your children will not necessarily inherit the mutation. Cystic fibrosis carriers have one normal gene and one mutated gene. If both parents are carriers of the cystic fibrosis gene then it can be passed on to their child. The child inherits one chromosome from each parent. If the child gets both copies of the chromosome containing the cystic fibrosis gene then they have two copies of the mutation and so will be born with cystic fibrosis. However if they inherit one of the chromosomes carrying cystic fibrosis and one normal chromosome they will be a carrier of cystic fibrosis but will not actually have it themselves. If one parent is not a carrier then there is no risk of having a child with cystic fibrosis because it is a recessive gene and so the dominant healthy gene overrides it. There is a test available to see if you are a carrier. So from this video you should know that cystic fibrosis is caused by a recessive allel and that it is a deteriorating disease that causes surplus mucus in the body. Treatments are improving and gene therapy is looking hopeful. And if the child inherits both of the normal chromosomes then they will not have cystic fibrosis and will not be a carrier either. So the possible combinations of two cystic fibrosis carrying parents are normal from mom and mutation from dad gives a carrier child. Normal from dad and mutation from mom gives a carrier child.  Mutation from mom and mutation from dad gives a child with cystic fibrosis. So if both parents are carriers then there is a 25% chance that the child will have cystic fibrosis, 25% they will not and 50% chance the child will be a carrier.


Hey, hello, buddies. Thanks for watching. All right, you guys. I am gonna be doing the November Facebook member share Bolo video right now. I have about 30 35 Bolo's coming your way big money unexpected Bolo items items to be on the lookout for items You can hopefully source low and sell high I am gonna be looking at my computer to read off what Each person wrote in the Facebook group and then I'm gonna pop up screen shares of the sold items So this is hopefully gonna tell help everybody learn items to source for The first one I'm gonna start with is mine and I picked this up at a garage sale for $10 And it sold pretty quickly. I ran it on an auction just kind of to fill out the market It did not see it sell on auction, but when I listed it out of buy it now It sold pretty quickly for $157.50. It is this vintage ceramic Christmas tree This one is by Cordy It is a harder to find tree. I only found one sold when I was looking up comps So I knew to price it On the higher end of things. All right. The next item is Me try to make this bigger. So I'm not squinting It says snagged this toilet seat a toilet seat for $12.99 from an antique shop It was only listed for a few days. So for $99.99 plus shipping and It is um a fishing lure toilet seat you guys how funny is that? um I mean check it out. What do you guys think? Says man cave in the title. You got to love that Um, I got this at the Goodwill for $25. That's way more than I usually pay for anything from a thrift store I took a best offer of $300 and the buyer paid shipping It is a rabbit air minus a to spa dash 700 a HEPA air purifier pet allergy, but it says starry night. So it's got this little Starry detail, which is very very cool. Um, I think I would have paid $25 and flipped it for $300 That looks like a good flip I picked this up.  Definitely go check out her youtube channel. She is amazing She is also a moderator of this group and a bolo buddies member Um, I put this one on auction and had lots of watchers With one bidder paid less than 50 cents and sold it for $199. You guys Um already got feedback from the buyer So I don't know if you guys know a lot about cards. I do not but she said that there is a app that you can download Um And I'm gonna pop up what it looks like. Um, I've never used it Have no idea how it works, but I do trust terry from mindful recycle. So, um, it looks like it's called tcg player So i'll pop up a screen share so you guys know what to look for But she said download this app and you can scan your cards to see what they are worth Now if I knew there there was a place I could scan my cards I might consider picking these up at garage sales because I had no idea what there was an app for that I don't know if it costs money or if it's free or what so Um It says make sure you lay each card down on a white background Okay, so that's her tip. All right. This next one says I paid four dollars at my local thrift store Just grabbed it without looking it up because they were about to close It sold for full asking price in one day And they said I think I may have underpriced it. Um, it sold for $149 and 99 cents. It is a Fond Oh fontanini. I think is how you say it It's right here um, italy wedding at Canna set jesus bride and groom canopy set mint condition So, yeah, I know some of that made in italy stuff can be big bucks, but um Four bucks into 150 you got to take those margins Um, let's see Sold for one of my consignment client clients I had it listed for $589 and took a best offer. It sold within two days of listing for $470 you guys it is a yadro, which is spelled L L a d r o. Okay, so Um, it does not look like it sounds yadro. I believe is how you pronounce it and their horse is galloping It's vintage glossy retired Mint with no box. I would not want to ship that. Ah, okay. Um Somebody asked what makes it so valuable and I one thing that makes it super valuable is the brand that is highly collectible um Somebody said how did you pack and ship this? That's what I was wondering and it said had it professionally packed I want wanted no part of packing this and shipping it from florida to washington. I totally agree. That would be so scary Okay, paid one dollar at a local habitat for humanity store sold in five days for full asking price of $149 and 95 cents plus shipping sold gsp, which is global shipping program through ebay to great britain and It sold for Oh, you guys it's madicascar vhs 2005 Dreamworks and it's still sealed. So again, you guys we have a vintage vhs Um, selling for $150 So they are selling you guys Uh, let's see So somebody asked why is this so desirable and he said one because it's sealed two It was right at the vhs to dvd transition and not as many vhs were made so it's a harder to find item Um, so you guys as i'm going through here I'm reading off to you guys what they wrote in their original comment But if there are questions and I feel like the information is would help us learn I'm going to go ahead and read that off. So let me know what you guys think about this format if you have any Uh comments concerns questions or things that you think would make the video better Feel free to put those down in the comment section Okay, bought three of these rugs for two dollars each about a year ago Finally sold the first one last night and the buyer has paid Oh my goodness four hundred and fifty dollars and ninety eight cents. That was definitely worth the weight It is a judy bossison boy son boi ss on I want you guys to know how to spell it so you can find it Oh, I just sold something. I sold a tory birch leather bracelet super exciting I saw it pop up on my phone as i'm doing the video Um, okay, so it's a show scape two stars area rug and this is what it looks like Four hundred and fifty dollars.  Thank goodness because I walked past them without a second thought I would have walked past them without a second thought too. Can you believe that sold for four hundred and fifty dollars? That is amazing um Check it out. I just found one on facebook for five dollars recognize the look from your post. Thanks for the share I'm gonna pop up what she found on facebook marketplace. So i'm wondering if she actually bought it. So Um, I don't know if this is actually the item or not. You guys let me know in the comments what you think Uh, all right picked up for a quarter at a yard sale in the spring I hung on to him and finally listed him last week. You guys it's a vintage 1988 plush turkey. So During each like Thanksgiving and Christmas and Halloween plush that go with that holiday Will sell this is a turkey. So a turkey goes with the Thanksgiving holiday And it's a plush and it sold for 29 dollars and 99 cents plus shipping. Now. Is that huge money? No, but you guys It was a quarter into 30 bucks. Boom. I would take that all day long. So that is a great bread and butter bolo I got this at an auction. I paid up for it 35 dollars. It went on a seven day auction right away starting at 200 237 50 was the final price the buyer also bought a royal adult and whiskey to canter from me for 15 so this is a royal Dalton limited edition abraham lincoln Jug looks like it's a jug. This is what it looks like 237 dollars and 50 cents you guys plus shipping So the next one says my mom found them in her attic and gave them to me sold for 80 dollars plus 15 shipping within a week It was through a global shipping program.  So they're selling it as it could be like A decor item and not something that you would wear, which is interesting The next one says I got this vintage glass santa clip clip on ornament in a box Um of christmas items at a garage sale the whole box was two dollars I would say this cost me 10 cents I was just going to throw it away because the paint is so chippy and the chip clip is broken I disclosed the condition issues and sold for my full asking cost in two days The buyer gave feedback saying they love it. You never know what people will buy So this is more of an unexpected bolo because number one the paint was chippy and the clip was broke You guys I sell defective broken items all the time people will still buy them This sold for 15 plus shipping. Is it big money? No, but if you've done the research and already look the item up You might as well just list it with the defects and see what will happen The next item says I bought it at a local thrift store for uh less than three dollars and it sold for 300 on best offer Oh my goodness.  It is a holt howard. Hold Howard is a collectible christmas Brand definitely look it up. Um, I do have some christmas. Um What is it called bolo category videos that I have done in the past definitely check those out I do believe I've talked about holt howard in the past and this jar sold It's a three-piece jar and it sold for 300 and it is considered mid-century modern Let's see.  I guess travis mathews is maybe the brand I got in a home clean out so technically free I just had to get all of the clothing out of the home after a few lowball offer offers This was a full price sale of 55 from a guest account. So this sold on poshmark You guys if you're not selling on poshmark, I love poshmark. I love mercari. I love ebay ebay is my number one We'll always be my number one, but definitely those extra sales that come in from other plant platforms are fantastic um Vintage puzzle purchased with a lot of other puzzles and paid less than 10 cents for it I was doing well selling puzzles during lockdown and you guys puzzles were her big money during lockdown Everybody was buying puzzles And enjoyed putting them together too Look this went up and on a whim and found a few solds in the $70 range listed at 50 and took a best offer of 40 posted For eight months on facebook marketplace So it looks like it sold for 40 dollars picture of the box So it looks like the brand is giant. Oh, no wait. I'm sorry. Hold on.  I don't have time for all that But some people love putting together puzzles So if you love putting together puzzles and you find a valuable one, that's a thousand pieces and you want to put it together I guess you can do that. All right. The next one It says paid five dollars for this wall tapestry at a church resale shop and it sold for 85 dollars It is a vintage wall tapestry Spanish bullfighter And it's 71 by 48 inches and I'm not sure what platform that sold on but um, it's what it looks like pretty cool, right? Bought this desk top server for five dollars at the Benz galore in Georgia Benz galore must be like a Amazon type Where they do Benz. I don't know I could be wrong sold on mccarrie after brief negotiations I was asking 115 The buyer paid eight. So it looks like it ended up selling for $107 on mccarrie Like I said, you guys mccarrie is awesome Also, I do have a video that shows you how to list on mccarrie. If you're not Definitely check it out What I do is I start my items on ebay and then I cross post them with list perfectly to mccarrie and poshmark sometimes facebook marketplace etsy and grailed but my main three platforms are ebay poshmark and mccarrie and They all have their pros and cons for sure But if you want to check out list perfectly there is a demo video down in the description and if you use coupon code Bolo buddies all one word you can get 30 off your first month I love list perfectly. I'm going to leave it there. You guys can check out the video All right, my husband found this vintage raiders hat at a yard sale. He paid 25 cents for it It sold on auction originally for 455 But that was from a troll account. Womp. Womp I relisted it and took an offer of 350 which is still fantastic So it is a vintage los angeles raiders hats It's a snapback and it needs restored and still sold for $350. So that is fantastic Found at the bends paid pennies for it. You guys it is a vintage 1987 avon christmas countdown advent calendar I have one of these listed and mine has not sold yet. Um I want to say I got an offer. No, I'm sorry. It did sell it did sell Oh my goodness. Where is my brain? Um, mine did sell. I'm trying to think of what it sold for Um, I was going to look at my phone, but my phone is filming this so I can't look. Um They sold theirs for 199 dollars and 97 cents. Mine did not sell for that much. I think it was close, but um I was really happy with it I got mine at a garage sale for like a buck or two and it was like one of those things that I've been wanting to find Because I used to sell avon when I was younger. So I'm like, I want to find one of those avon calendars and uh Yeah avon calendars the advent calendars. You guys definitely a big money bowlo All right found these at a thrift store And took a chance at a dollar each sold for 38 plus buyer page shipping to alaska This is the second set of these graphic audio books that have sold to the same buyer Graphic audio books destroyer 110 through 114 I don't know what that means. I don't know if that's like the title or what but um I don't know dollar each so five bucks into it sold it for 38 anybody know what that is But audio audio books is actually one of the first things that I ever sold on ebay I wasn't planning on becoming a reseller and I had some audio books that I would listen to when I drove long distance And um, I was like, I just want to sell these so I can buy more and I put them on ebay That's how I started on ebay. Isn't that crazy was not planning on being a reseller, but It's addicting guys. I love it. Okay paid a dollar and that was back in 2005 So i've been doing this for a long time quit my full-time job to do this full time So you guys if you're not Selling full-time it is possible But don't do it too quickly make sure that you get everything in order before you quit your job Okay, paid a dollar for this raggedy and blow mold sold for 68 dollars. Oh my goodness. So cute um bob's meryl yard decor 1973 raggedy and Check it out. So cute. I've never seen a raggedy and blow mold Paid five dollars at a local estate sale love the new old stock stuff. This is a vintage 1996 art deco brass Trine eight by two note Westminster door electronic I'm sorry electric chime. I still don't know what it is Um, is it a like a if you ring the doorbell. Is it like a chime? I don't know. This is what it looks like Do you guys know? All right got this cowboy print at the goodwill for five dollars can't remember what I originally had a listed for But happy with what it sold for it looks like it sold for 94 and 50 cents. It is bill hampton cowboy It looks like a print, baby. I don't know. Yeah, it's a print a cowboy print Paid five bucks for it. Okay, bought this slag glass lamp for 20 dollars With a $20 gift card so free Uh purchased at a goodwill in ashton town, ohio You can get goodwill gift cards. I didn't know that sold within 24 hours for a full asking price of $350 to someone Three states away in the city. I was born in that's fun vintage gothic victorian slag glass panel mission arts And then I can't read the rest because it's cut off But talk about a fantastic title 350 dollars free shipping $5 goodwill find it is a oh my goodness. Um Hisashi Otsuka I don't know. I'm guessing that's another language and it says when spirits unite signed ltd edition silk screen Vintage japan sold for $325 you guys they got it at the goodwill for five dollars There is hope there is still hope for finding things at the goodwill Can you believe it five into three 25? That is awesome Found it savers for four dollars minus 20 discount, of course Uh purchased by a repeat customer hence the discount Okay, what is it here? um Northwest coast native american tribal drum signed Clarence a wells looks like it sold for a hundred and ninety five dollars I'm trying to figure out where they sold this because then it says Discount thirty nine dollars shipping and then sales tax. I don't know where that sold at, huh? But either way four bucks into a hundred and ninety five Okay, I bought a jewel.  Would you have bought it? Let me know in the comments. I bought a jewelry box for five dollars I didn't look through it until I got home and was grossed out to find teeth Yuck posted about it on facebook and a fellow antique dealer friend said to post it on facebook oddities page I sold them for 30 dollars including shipping the gal that bought them makes jewelry and art with them and was so excited Oh look at the pointy ones. Oh my goodness Oh goodness me Somebody wrote dang. I threw my wisdom teeth out and I found that I found when I was packing to move Oh That is so funny Okay, the next one says pick this up at my local re-use store It was not on the mark uprack. So I paid four dollars rough shape inside accepted $400 offer What did she say she paid for it paid for her box? Oh my goodness. It's a rooty Duh G-e-r-n-r-e-i-c-h Jernrich, I don't know angie coat wool silk plaid What on earth? Yeah, somebody put they'll probably have to pay to have it relined Um, I don't know but that is crazy I don't know that brand. Do you guys know that brand? Okay bought it savers for five dollars Sold on a store sale for 98 dollars. It is an art glass studio vase orange spiral 60 70s retro hand blown So it's a vase you guys. It's beautiful Carol has actually been finding some amazing art glass pieces at her thrift store She is butterfly hustles on youtube. Definitely go check her out. She is a bolo buddies member So i'm gonna feature her youtube channel right here. So you guys go check her out. It will I don't think I link them down below. No, not in this video But I do have a featured members video where I actually feature bolos from all my featured members If you guys haven't checked that out here is the most recent one. Definitely go check it out And all of their stores and all of their youtube channels are linked below But just go to youtube and type in butterfly hustles. She will pop right up and she is a bolo finder So you will like her content The next one comes from nicky love snacks who is also a featured member um She has a youtube channel called nicky love snacks and she found these cute little 1950s vintage kittens made in japan spaghetti and um spaghetti is referencing like The uh how they look Sugar salt textured great condition made in japan. I have a made in japan bolo category video Go check that out. There might be something in there about this But um, she sold this for 45 dollars and she picked it up for two dollars and 99 cents at a charity shop And definitely check out her youtube channel Major bolo never found a single cutco knife only learned about them five years ago Found these three days ago sold it in one paid 10 Then found two single knives in another set today when it rains it pours now that is a good rain um They sold this cutco set You guys it's a 17 piece set for 750 dollars and they paid 10 I love it. I love it. I love it. Thank you guys so much for sharing like these bolos like things like this It just makes my day. They're fantastic okay The next item Comes from it says I received this book for free with another one that I bought for a dollar at an estate sale Along with five more books from the same time period listing more this week I threw up a pretty high price and it sold within two days $80 for a book that is less than two ounces. It says induction Um, I can't is it? Coil or cods or coils it's kind of blurry guys curt stoyle Uh something trade school so it's a trade school book and it says rare 1906 80 bucks 80 bucks All right, you guys I think there's like 30 or 32 something in this video. There are another 30 35 I'm gonna do another video right after this that will air On this channel in the near future. 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going on, everyone. Sam here with late and sports cards, Ripon21, a Panini Playbook football hobby, 16 box master case break, random division style. Here's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the website under the results tab, as well as the link that's in chat. So good luck here, everybody. Let's do it.  I mean, there was 12 of them already open, so that makes it a little easier, though. T-Law would be cool. Massive T-Law would be good. Empty. What's up, Donald? Huge Justin Fields Bobby. I'd be in on that, too. There's Cornell Powell. Mammoth materials, 18 out of 75. Not a great corner on that top right corner, actually. There's some snagging empty box and wrapper for the AFC West. AFC West. Zach Wilson, that is mammoth materials, the 299 for the AFC East. AFC North, Ozzie Newsom, that's 22 out of 25. Nice one there. Congrats on that for the Brown Signature Routes. That game, you player-worn, that's not bad. The Wizard of Oz. One of the greatest Ravens GMs ever. Love it. And nice booklet. We've got 225 out of 299. Amon Ross, St. Brown. Rookie Jersey Auto Booklet for the Lions. Congrats, Lions. NFC North. Hey, yeah, Anthony. You probably will. Yeah, he is working tonight. I enjoyed the NBA trades, honestly. I hope the Warriors one goes through, because now the Hawks getting Sadiq Bayes and Jeopardy, which kind of sucks for nothing, literally like a bag of chips. It's unbelievable. There's a Tyler Wallace 299 for the AFC North. Mammoth Materials. Ian Book Mammoth Materials as well. It's 23 out of 75 for the NFC South. Ooh, Hawaii Coffee Company shipment. Thank you. I appreciate that. John O'Smith, 5 of 10. Nice one there for the Patriots and the AFC East. Yeah, that sounds good, Mike. Thank you, man. Anthony, Mike. My restream is not showing. Oh, it's not showing up. 295 out of 299. Tutu Atwell on the Rookie Jersey Auto Booklet. Congrats on that. NFC West. Yeah, plus getting out of Detroit isn't the worst thing in the world either, because Detroit's like they're done. They're probably top four for Wenbenyama. Mammoth Materials, Ramandre Stevenson, 245 out of 299 for the AFC East. Also for the AFC East, Mammoth Materials, that's 37 out of 49 of Jalen Waddle. That is four-color patch. Nice one there on the green. Congrats, AFC East. That is Adamie. There you go, Adam. Followed by Mark Bavaro, 162 out of 199 for the NFC East. And Chuba Hubbard is going to be the Rookie Signature Locker, 23 out of 99 for the NFC South. Nice one there. That's awesome, man. That's Jersey Patch, Jersey, Jersey, Jersey Patch. Detroit, Charlotte, Houston, San Antonio. Yeah, San Antonio would be cool. Detroit, I just feel like isn't getting any better. Charlotte, I wouldn't want to see him in Charlotte, to be honest. Houston, I'd say Houston or San Antonio. That's right. I'd prefer Wenbenyama to land. Plus, they'd be in the West, so I'm about to hawk, so I'll have to deal with them. What's up, Iggy? 299, another Mammoth Materials for the AFC East. That is Double Moves, Adam Feeling, 74 out of 299. The NFC North. What's up, Jeremiah? How you doing, dude? Got Darnel Mooney on the Gold Line Graps, 106 out of 199. That's sick. Delco, we canceled the entire, like, the big mixer and split it into much smaller mixers. Yeah, pinned comment. That is going to be Cornell Pow, 50 out of 99, Rookie Signature Lockers. Nice one there. Congrats on that for the AFC West. Congrats, AFC West. Very nice. Kind of void all the super, but yeah. God, I forgot, waste management's going on, right? Oh, but that's not probably not super close to you. We've got Mammoth Materials, the Scridge to 299 for the NFC West. Finally. Golf. It's like a golf tournament. Yeah, the waste management are open. Justin Fields, Mammoth Materials to 299. Oh, that's cool. Awesome. There we go, Yogi. Nice. Got Deontay Johnson, that is 46 out of 199. Jersey Auto for the Steelers. Elijah Moore, 67 out of 99 on the Rookie Signature Locker for the AFC East. Oaring Texas Barbecue just for me. There we go, Sid. I'm very jealous of your Texas Barbecue. Oh, yeah. Like, GZ Stewart Sink already had a, he had a Kevin Durant Phoenix Sun's Jersey. He wore on 16 and then John Rom, one of the golfers, he went to Arizona State. So he has like an Arizona State Jersey that says Rambo on the back that he wears on one of the holes. It's so awesome. Simi Fajoco, 45 out of 99. Mammoth Materials for the NFC East. AFC North, that's going to be a Jamar Chase, 25 out of 75. That's one there. 40 degrees. Nice. There you go, Donald. Got Cam Acres, that is 157 out of 199 for the Rams and the NFC West. The Scridge. That's kind of nasty, actually, on the Rookie Signature Lockers. Numbered 96 out of 99. It's a cool patch on that top right window. That's awesome. That is awesome. Excellent. There we go. The Scridge again to 299. The NFC West, let's go. We've got Najee Harris, that is 81 out of 99 for the AFC North with the Steelers. Read the pin comment, Henry. Got NFC South, J-Bo Wins, that's James Winston, 2 out of 49. And 299, Rookie Jersey Auto, that is going to be a Jacob Harris. Alright, thanks for the gift, gift it's up there, Yogi. Appreciate you, buddy. Nice one there. What's up again, Jay Blazin? Eating W's, baby. Weird. Oh, I missed one. Thank you for the other gift, too, Yogi. Come up on our re-stream unless we have our Twitch open, so it's hard to see, but yeah, thank you. There's Nico Collins to 299, Rookie Mammoth Materials. What's that? AFC South. AFC East here, we've got a 91 out of 99, it's Mac Jones on the Mammoth Materials. Now we're splitting it into smaller breaks, we're splitting all the products into smaller breaks. There's a big Q, that is 26 out of 35, Quinn and Williams for the AFC East. 100 out of 249, Terris Marshall Jr., nice one there for the NFC South. Well, it's not all going today, we have more product and everything. We have like a bunch of it going today, but there's other ones, like we'll have other days, we'll have like older products and stuff going. Just one. Out of the very first break. Yeah, like the second box of the first break. Yeah, they're nice, Iggy, the signature lockers are cool. I like them. DJ More Hot Routes to 299, the NFC East. Shaz Sarat, that is 22 out of 25 for the, oh yeah, the Jim Telly printing plate, that counts out of MC. Yeah. Nice one here, we've got Tre Lance, that is 10 out of 25, going to the NFC West, the Rookie Jersey Auto, Hail Mary signatures, that's kind of sick. And then 21 out of 99, Amon Ra, St. Brown. Nice one there for the NFC North. That's true. Yeah, I agree. I agree, Vaughn. There's like a 27 Immaculate, or no, is there 27? 27. 17 Prism, for sure. Yeah, I'm acting, there's some 17 products.  And there's the 2006. A 16. And then a 2014 Prism, 14 something. Something, yeah. Ooh, that's Down and Dirty, 48 to 49, Joe Mixon, that's Game War. Nice one there, NFC North, that's sick. I love it. Tops, five star. Five star, that's what it was, five star. Ron Dale Moore, nice one there, 53 out of 99, going to the NFC West. Followed by, one of one is Aaron Robinson, that is Printing Plate Auto, that is for the NFC East. And nice one here, we got a Volt, that is going to be, geez, wow, Najee Harris. No, sure. Partial logo, that's really cool. Nice one there, AFC North, that number out of, 25 of 25, nice one there on the Volt. These Volts are nasty. Nice partial logo, Najee. That Steelers Diamond. Ooh, do you think there's, yeah, that's a good question. Do you think there's more doors or wheels in the world? Oh, don't start that again. Oh, were you here when they had that whole debate? No, I remember, maybe I was, I don't remember. Yeah, that debate was literally talked about for a week. Yeah, I think there's points in here, so I'm not that out first. Oh, just kidding. 600 points. Oh, did you send? I think Brad started that. That sounds like a Brad. Yes. DK, or DK, Jalen Waddle, 5 of 25, that's why. Nice one there for the AFC East. We'll save that for last. We've got Deontay Johnson Hot Routes, 141 out of Q99. Very Brad conversation. And we've got Red Zone, 12 out of 49, DK Metcalfe. Very cool. The NFC West, that's awesome. The photography on these, like, toilets are really cool. Player of War and DK. Very nice. King Gratz on that. Yeah, Red Zones are cool. I'm in. I'm in on the Red Zones. Forrest is not doing personal tonight, so again, I'll have about maybe like 45 minutes to do personals after this until he gets here, and then there'll be more tomorrow morning with me. 64 out of 299, T Higgins. Hey, Donald. Yes, it is, Donald. Ooh, cool one here for the AFC South. That's Chris Johnson down in Dirty. It's a 99. That's Game U, CJ2 Ted. Looking this weekend, Donald. Gary Brightwell, nice one there. That is 20 out of 49 for the NFC East. 69 of 199, Najee Harris again going to the AFC North. A couple of Najees. Very nice. Of course pulled the picket shield out of Spectra. I was doing drip that night. I was literally walking back in to go to the other office and he had his door open. He goes, what a one, NFL shield. He goes, can he pick it? Let's go. Come right in here. I'm like, no way. I had to go check that out. Chris Godwin to 299. I don't blame you, honestly. To 299. Tim and Bryson were like, we heard your feet pick up when you were going. We've got Amon Ross St. Brown on the three-color patch, 18 out of 25. And then Hunter Long, that is 66 of 99 for the AFC East. Mexican food. Hey, it's always good to treat yourself sometimes. Ooh, that sounds good. I had Mexican last night. God, Rashad Bateman, 12 out of 199. That is technically Jersey numbered. As he is rookie year, he was 12. Now he's seven. So that is Jersey numbered. As of 2021. Nice one there for the AFC North. Rashad Bateman. Please be healthy this year. Stop getting hurt. Donald, I'm making some teriyaki salmon for dinner. That sounds good. I have to keep Canaveral. We're going to Grills though, so I'm excited about that. Oh, that's like, it's on the water. Kind of, yeah. Yeah, yeah. So that will be fun. It'll be nice. We got points again, plus a nice card on top here. 600 again. Yeah, Blake, it should. There's only like three or four people in queue right now. There's Matt Jones, Jersey numbered, 10 of 25. Going to the AFC East on the rookie auto. Congrats on that. There you go. Patriot, AFC East. Yeah, Jarvis Landry sounds like no Raven for sure. 2023 Jarvis Landry sounds like a Baltimore Raven. There's Calvin Ridley, 81 out of 99. So does TY Hilton. Nice one there for the NFC South. And AFC South, that is 87 out of 99. Nico Collins. Yeah, it's been a minute since I've done it. Yeah, they do. Okay, good. Happening in your Madden franchise. That is a classic Baltimore Ravens move. And you know, it's not even Jarvis Landry will be a Raven. Jarvis Landry is going to get like three years, 18 million from the Ravens. He's going to play there for a whopping year. Mike Will made it 76 out of 99 for the AFC West. TY Higgins. That is a down and dirty game used to 299 for the bangles in the AFC North. Quincy Rochet, that is 72 out of 99. That is a Giants card. Steelers Unity, but it is a Giants card. So that'll go NFC East. Ooh, this is kind of nasty. Wow, Justin Fields. That is red number seven of ten. Congrats on that NFC North, Joel B. There you go, buddy. Nice three colored Fields RPA. That is live as well. Congrats on that there, Joel. There you go, buddy. And last box of the break. Bobby, you did call it. Bobby did call it. Yes. Yup, said massive Fields coming. That was a massive Fields. Empty. Points again. This time, 900. That ain't bad. There's a Cadarius Tony. We've got a, well, first off, we've got a TJ Hawkinson Hot Routes, the 149. Then we've got 16 out of 25 Nexus. Ooh, triple for the Jags. Travis Etienne, T-Law, and LaVisca Chanel. Nice one there. Congrats, AFC South. That's Braden Kaye. There you go, Braden. Very cool for the Jags. Again, numbered 16. So that's T-Law's jersey number. Very nice. A lot of nice jersey numbered stuff coming out of this break. Let's do a quick points random, guys. We've got a 900 and two 600s. So I'm just going to put the, I know honestly, or like Nike swooshes or something's in. God, that'd be awesome. Points. We've got 900, 600, 600. Going to roll the dice. Whatever team is on, or whatever division's on top, we'll get 900 and then the two after we'll get 600. So good luck six times. One, two, three, four, five, six. Got AFC South with the 900. We have got the NFC West with 600. And the AFC East with 600 as well. All right, guys, let's do a quick recap. We'll just start with the booklets, because they take up a decent amount of space. We've got Nexus for the Jags. Nico Collins, that is Rashad Bateman. Najee Harris. DK Metcalf. Amanra St. Brown. Terris Marshall Jr. We've got Jacob Harris. How we going, Donald? That is Scridge. Elijah Moore. Cornell Powell. Schuba Hubbard. Yeah, we got a lot of signature lockers. Tutu Atwell. Amanra St. Brown. And Volt of Najee Harris. Right, we've got T.J. Hawkinson. Calvin Ridley. T. Higgins. Mike Will. Amanra St. Brown. Chris Godwin. Chris Johnson. T. Higgins. That's Deontay Johnson. Rondale Moore. Joe Mixon. DJ Moore. Matt Jones. Nico Collins. Najee Harris. The Scridge. Jamar Ashace. Simi Fahoka. Justin Fields. Scridge. Adam Thielen. Michael Carter. Jaylen Waddle. Remandre Stevenson. Tyler Wallace. Ian Book. Cornell Powell. Zach Wilson. Canaria Sony. Quincy Roche. We've got a... That is Hunter Long. Gary Brightwell. Chas Sarat. Quinn Williams. James Winston. Jonny Smith. Jaylen Waddle. Aaron Robinson. Cam Akers. Deontay Johnson. Darnell Mooney. Mark Pavaro. Ozzie Newsom. Trey Lance. We've got Justin Fields. That is 7 of 10 on the booklet auto. And Jersey numbered 10 of 25. Matt Jones. That will do it for the break. Thank you guys again for filling this up. Next up we've got person.