What's up everyone? It's your girl Kenzie here from Layton Sports Cards, and I am ripping a personal here for Joshua E We've got 15 boxes of 2022 Bowman Chrome Baseball hobby. All right, Joshua We got three loose boxes on the top here for you and then a sealed case Start with the three loose boxes. Good luck 2022 Bowman Chrome Baseball. What's up, Tope? Yeah, the Abe, honest Abe auto. It's crazy Crazy crazy She up to today more gaming Chilaxon, Torque Rookie, Ohop, Velzcar, and Myer Pretty much nice. Do you have a stream toke? Want a franco rookie base? Refractor James Wood Deandre This game for fun Shohei refractor first of Ricardo Cabrera Vasquez, Perez, we've got first auto of Wilfred Veras, Marte and Fernandez We'll do an auto recap on this Got painter refractor Brandon Crawford J-Rod That refractor is 320 of 499 came to the league Coloss They'll do it for the first mini box there and the Eagles Eddie Sanchez refractor Triantos That's my guess. Yeah, fun rope here for sure. We saw in Hello, Kunya Arsh, we've got yellow Ryan Reckley first for the Giants. That's 59 of 75 on the yellow Anita James Wood We've got orange shimmer auto of Juan Guerrero for the Rockies 11 of 25 on the orange shimmer There you go, Joshua Nice orange to 25. We'll mag that one for you Lurad and Luciano Wonderfranco shades of greatness rookie refractor and as we've got fuchsia first of Drew Baker 99 of 199 Moony ups I'll do it for box number one here for you Joshua box to box to good luck refractor James Wood 350 slabs. Oh man Well, you're Rodriguez rookie base. We've got speckled James Wood Padres 208 of 299 Yeah, let's see a super. Oh, that's crazy Arizona. That sounds really cool a Liam Spence first auto cups Prito painter. We've got Invicta Isaac Pacheco York and Cabrera. All right, mini box Lewis Sanchez refractor Lara Zuki Luis on Hello Kunya. We've got blue Jazz Chisholm Jr. Beautiful color match there one 19 of 150 Nice gonna be on the cover of the the show this year We've got purple of one bench. Oh first Cardinals 30 of 250 nice color coming out of this See a true blue auto now or got speckled auto of Michael Burroughs Pirates 248 of 299 Speckle our Wonderfranco shades of greatness refractor Morbell Got shimmer Nick York Not number close Montgomery and West cat Three box three here for you Joshua And we'll get into the case Johnny. Yeah, I think that would be cool Gettemurr's Rosario refractor We've got Oscar Coloss on the Bowman ascension such a sick looking card nice hit there for you Joshua Coloss and Hernandez Abrams rookie base refractor of Marcelo Meyer 178 499 Stanton refractor auto of Alexis Hernandez 350 of 499 Fractor first auto nice Montgomery West cat Carson Williams. We've got fuchsia Christian posh a ace 167 of 299 Castle Guzman scared me my gosh Lady came to the league Khalil Watson Lee's Jordan Noah's Ark Relic Han Springer looking Davidson heel Montgomery Got Aqua Louise on Hella Cunha nice one there Rangers 92 of 125 We've got a Victor Labrada Mariners Mariners first auto there Quarrows bean curvy rookie bucks in O'Neill cruise shades of greatness rookie refractor Last pack box three Yeah, that's crazy. No, and I highly doubt any of those are actually gonna get paid O'Neill cruise rookie You've got purple shimmer of noel v marté mariners 129 of 250 Perez and harry ford. All right. Those are the three loose boxes for you josh one now time for your case 12 boxes here As that flies all the way over there All right, here we go box four everyone's having a fabulous sunday. Thanks again for tuning in watching the stream Find some personals up saying hi again force will be live starting at four for uh group breaks tonight Watson He's got a 20 boxer NFL Pro Bowl mixer definitely check that out So for some sunday fun day breaks lorenzo on the aqua 47 of 125 Carol Sunday fun day. I love it Got speckle first auto of alexander suarez 192 of 2 99 Giants first speckle auto second speckle chariot and mania fully rubbery guys rookie base castro j. Allen Ruhon rookie. We've got green shimmer first of dan draid twins 11 of 99 on that green shimmer Bernabelle and sweeney charger heel me Kinsey noel refractor Got refractor of eric hernandez first 83 of 4 99 Perez and forward When you know cruise rookie base contrast we've got edison palino first auto for the red sucks Paulino Rojas for dugo We guys we've got fuchsia of corey seager 58 of 2 99 came to the league henry davis morbell last pack box four Bailey montgomery and west cap All right box five here for you joshua And y'all we've got our super bowl mixer next saturday 400 boxes Including a 2000 black diamond searching for breedy rookie Absolutely crazy another spot came in for that earlier today Every spot purchased we'll get a uh full-size fanatics authenticated authentic full-size Helmet So definitely check that out little sneak peek video was posted on our instagram yesterday If you're not following us on instagram be sure to do so post a lot of uh Cool hits that we pull some promos some videos behind the scenes same same with our tiktok as well We've got purple adjacent demingas 129 of 250 demingas So be sure to follow us on all platforms 18 hours we have a willy Faunas Fanas first for the immense Nice one there Veras and morbell Is 15.5 k a spot on the super bowl mixer julio rodriguez riddle focastro de la cruz 400 boxes Ruhon we have shimmer of jackson joe tigers Guzman Belize Waller shades of greatness Let's get out of here Fuchsia first of ryan wrackley giants 39 of 199 What's up matthew? How's it going? One of your cruise rookie base We've got yellow alexander suarez 70 of 75 on the yellow first Giants Nice That two yellows in one box That's the last box we pulled together Colson couser colton couser Uh matthews on the invicta All right box five Jagger amandas and de la cruz All right Six here Box six Uh i am april i'm rooting for the eagles I mean, I I like the chiefs in my homes in travis kelsie, but it would be nice to see you know a different team win I feel like the chiefs have Been dominant in the last, you know a few years Yeah, all right. Here we go box six Got blue selvin or perez royals 109 out of 150. There's a link right there. Thank you nightbot Yeah, I will be here in a cow Raleigh on the purple that is 245 of 250 Yes, sir You hopping in that one bernie? So fun. I was I was so bum last year. I was out of town for a darn wedding Uh, dany de andrade for the twins on the first auto No wedding to go to this super bowl weekend Um, I think we allotted like 12 to 12 to 13 hours. I think for that It'll take a couple hours the next day. I'm assuming what we did last year They came in and did a hit recap the following day and that recap alone took like two or three hours We got shimmer dust and harris Yeah, I think so too april for sure Miller torque rookie base Watson shades of greatness Wanda franco rookie We've got atomic. It came to the league.  That is 20 out of 150 Cool hit there, uh, joshua we're almost Tony We've got first refractor auto of jason chariot. Nice 278 of 499 Nice hit there for you joshua rezz and alvarez Jay allen and victor of rosemar quintana Quintana tovar Diaz came to league alvarez And one seed All right, then we go for box six box seven Too many expired redemptions. Yeah I feel you on that If you can't buy it or don't want to definitely be sure to watch the stream. That's for sure It's gonna be fun fun watching and ripping that and then if you haven't already be sure to go, um bookmark the the stream on drip Be sure to go bookmark it I appreciate that You're in last year. Nice. What teams you get last year, bernie? when you know certain andez Got atomic shades of greatness andrew painter That is 39 of 150 play it ramos. We've got uh more bell first auto for the rangers Sign that one pretty big too palace car jonkins in the well Uh, no mackey. This is a personal Guy green shimmer first of yonkwell for nandes 77 of 99 Be watching Nice Yeah, be sure to watch because we're doing different trivia and um trivia during the The break Chance to win some break credit a lot of different um What are they called bounties and stuff too that rich rich put it in this year Montgomery shades of greatness Yeah, we have here This is super that looked like a super for a second. Uh, that is 24 of 75 a danier quaver That is 75. It's not yellow. It's like orange yellow and like So it makes orange yellow and it is That's cool I sit there Curtis mead and couser Um, no no re-randoms the same team for out the whole break. What's up, tony? How's it going? Super yellow one of one Way, uh, jeremy vargas first auto brewers So I thought it was a super for a second because the top and bottom of the left side looks like a like almost like wood color Yeah Um, mackey, you can check out our we got o'neill cruise and frazier ony and victor our website latent sports cards dot com Layton sports cards dot com j. Alan and candelillie There's our website right there. All right box number eight Yeah, sure thing force will be live at four for some group breaks tonight. He's got some more artifacts hockey and some baseball basketball and football I'm wrong. I'm going to break the record tonight I think he's in already the next game. How many points does he need now? 36? Oh, yeah But they're playing the Thunder and burger I'm strong hoping I had the eagles Nice, but those are worth some big money now, bernie Of course, tony. Congrats again.  Holly. We've got a victor costa on the yellow 17 of 75 polino lorenzo Congrats again Was it a herd sign autograph a helmet for you too? Who was on the helmets the eagles helmet last year? I can't remember got blue rookie auto wania pez. Nice 57 of 150 blue rookie auto Very nice hit here for you joshua anandas triantos couser Cunha got purple shimmer jose rodriguez Who 22 of 250? Um, matthew if you go to the personals tab Those are all the boxes we have available for rip. You have to click uh, they rip on youtube option Those are the boxes we've got available a little bit of damage on that base card right there easy as you can see josh, hello Yeti cappy on the bowman assumption a bowman ascension. Nice. That's awesome That's awesome. You have much memorabilia bernie. Are you more just cards refractor yeti cappy? That is for 14 of 499 Oh, yeah Yeah, it's ranging like there's boxes from 2000 obviously looking for brady Then there's like 2006 and then so on there's a bunch of different different years boxes We have a jr. Perez first auto a's can't see the well marcelo meyer nata francisco lindor refractor 344 499 down trade box nine Again, everyone will be ripping here until 3 p.m. Sharp as forest is live at 4 So definitely um, I will probably get your order in here soon if you would like something ripped Still a bit of a cue after uh, josh was boxes here got some gilded boxes up next for eric Devante smith. Oh nice He had a huge catch In the championship game. He's a good good young wide receiver valera Oh, we got orange here James triantos for the cubs 22 and 25 Nice hit there for you joshua.  It's hard to see you can see one right here Through his midsection He'll send the box little uh piece of dust. I'll have dylan wipe that off with the microfiber before we put that in a mag But I will send a box here for you It's a nice car Montgomery and akunya see orange auto They have an orange shimmer auto already see an orange oh Can I speak that into existence? I'll see Rangers a denier quaver 14 of 25 second orange auto of the day There you go joshua Nice 14 of 25 will mag that one too back to backpacks with orange Wow That's funny If it's something in your budget, I would definitely check it out for sure Yeah, for sure. Well, we appreciate you hanging out matthew. We've got uh fuchsia shimmer eddies lennard 101 of 199 Hernandez And there's davidson refractor Come on super Got torque rookie base St. Bachman Wonder franco rookie base fuchsia lurad 101 of 199 We've got first auto of michael hernandez orials First auto there nice up an autograph basket as Mercedes Jeremy penny a rookie refractor nice that is 369 of 499 Excuse me. I have to hiccups, man Nice to hear me penny a rookie So, william it's going great. How about yourself? Continuing to pull some heat today. That's for sure came to the league jackson joe Back box 10 zero Hernandez box 11. I know right. I'm really gonna miss football after next weekend That's for sure. Matthew. I am not sure I am not a tech person Gorman Not a tech person penny a rookie base Bachman Not many rookie refractor south frailig That one is 426 of 499 Almost looks like a photo variation too We've got a young quell for nandes first auto Rockies on quell for nandes Well, jackson joe cafe refractor of cunha Rano to cunha junior 55 and 99 got to specify now that there is multiple a cunha as in product Yeah, I am rooting for the evils rosario room for eagles Uh, let me refresh here, bernie. Let's see if any more orders came through This was the bigger order that we had in queue. Let's see. Would you order? Some absolute hobby boxes. Nice. Hope we can pull a uh A kaboom. I haven't pulled one yet. Um, I probably say close to two hours bernie to play it safe Probably close to two hours We've got red rookie madman first red here for you, joshua.  We've got a red now got blue Nice rainbow going. Well mad got one up for you. Fast guys Very nice. Let's see red auto see some red ink Not here. Orange shades of greatness. Insert auto louise rodriguez mini box here orange Third orange auto fourth orange total He's got such a beautiful autograph too Wow We'll mag that one up for you joshua congrats on that Very nice Heating up this second half of the case that's for sure davis another one Last pack here. We've got purple shimmer of lani white jr 299 of 250 was that 10 11 12 30? Yeah, that was box 10 and 11 Yeah, mag is like a hard plastic Case that we put it in to protect it even more than a top loader All right box 11 box 11 again everyone about a two hour queue currently Sounds good burning. We'll see you see you in a bit. Thanks for stopping in Thanks for ordering a personal Yeah, one touch. Yeah, same thing Garcia and joe Panada shades of greatness Got purple rookie cj abram's nice one there. That is 193 of 250 Abrams color rookie color demingas We have a john rhodes refractor auto 226 of 499 Orioles First on it or anything 75 76 overall round three john rhodes Rotega Leonard got shimmer jose ramos So now that Blake is gone if we pull a quantado you got to do the corner, right? Someone's got to do it. Is that what he would do when he was born? Meryl shades of greatness God blue la are blue aqua lava chris bryant 146 of 199 Got purple first auto of munch mac candy 68 of 250 machinedi Nice matthew. That's awesome. Yeah chronicles.  We got tyler black and victor last pack box 11 Nice buddy jordan lawler Verdugo All right on to box number 12. What sport of chronicles matthew? hopefully We were on shades of green Baseball chronicles. Nice. You only collect baseball Who's your favorite team? Got speckle marcello meyer 276 of 299 Got another orange here Orange uh one bin show 19 out of 25 Fourth orange auto now. There you go, joshua Mag that one up for you nandes triantos Where we've got in victor kurtis mead atomic 93 of 150 Mariners you're from seattle. Oh cool Nice. You probably like uh Julia. Yeah, Julia Rodriguez. Carson william shimmer Curtis mead shades of greatness Got blue first of louise mesa 84 out of 150 nice color match there blue jays On the first We've got Curtis mead on the shades of greatness insert auto 96 of 99 Second insert auto there Nice Kensi no well marcello meyer And the ads are brought to a compost in victor bald car Springer Julia Rodriguez Valera Vasquez and mercedes All right That was 12 box 13 And everyone force will be alive starting at four for group breaks tonight Make sure to check that out. He's definitely got a spots available. He's got a 20 box, uh football mixer as well Give me the last football mixer before The super bowl mixer next week And if you are uh following us on drip be sure to go uh bookmark that's super bowl The super bowl mixer will be streaming on there as well. Gonzalez James wood shades of greatness We've got aqua james wood Padring 69 of 125 just another uh another streaming um Platform that we use a daniel mc elv mc mc elv Vinnie mc elvin red socks You can download that there's a drip app or you can go to drip shop dot live on your browser Yeah, yeah same concept uh gate Just painter Got purple shimmer first of wilfred verus 176 of 250 i'm not sure see I'm not sure I don't know what what not chargers miller refractor About all shades of greatness kolo waxo Rizzo refractor first of michael hernandez For 43 of 499. All right matthew. Have a good day, buddy. Thanks for stopping in Sorry, your brother. I said good luck on his uh box. We'll be all right. Are you guys rookie? We've got a antonio panero first auto brewers Panero Paulino j. Allen Thanks, buddy. Allen. Jose Miranda on the refractor rookie 410 of 499 his heel Coloss Hernandez all right Box 14 here We've got the last one right there. Hope everyone's having a fantastic sunday. Hope everyone's had a good weekend too So people were excited for uh nats car going on coming back today Anyone gonna be watching the race? Only if you don't have headphones on arizona You can get a little loud We've got aqua lava max scherzer 182 of 199 mezz Oh, we've got gold got gold Dominguez and Garrett Mitchell All right, gold shimmer here Rangers a jojo black man 31 out of 50. That's gold mini diamond.  We've got fuchsia shimmer of john kenzie. No, well 58 of 199 Joe All right last box here for you, joshua Good luck box 15. It's been a fun rep. I'm very nice cards We'll do a quick recap of all the autos that you pulled here after this box Everything we got mags. We're gonna do this Yeah Hey, if you still have those pokemons gate, they could be worth big bucks For sure. Yeah, and yugioh zuki marino It was funny. I saw a card. What was it like the blue and white dragon? Yeah, I was like, I had so many of those Jordan walker on the bowman ascensions Blue eyes white dragon Yeah Refractor jose ramels 396 of 499 I don't know that one. I just remember the blue eyes white dragon one We've got speckle. Diego velasquez 285 of the 299 giants Velasquez Volpe and honus Meyer fuchsia brace harper for the fillies 102 of 299 Yep, same Same Henry davis Bobbitt jr. Rookabase Velasquez Merrill burrotto here joshua Green uh jason chariot first nice 14 of 99 On the green first Yeah, cabrera one Geez Got refractor first auto of yasser mercedes 147 of 499 twins refractor first auto York Yep, I did that too, arizona make it sound like a uh Uh-huh.  Oh, we got gold shimmer in the last pack Why white and mendez? All right, come on big hit here meds a simon won on the gold first shimmer 45 out of 50 The last pack mojo Very nice All right, give me one second here and we will do a quick recap Quick recap here. Here we go We had the parker shavers antonio panero mclevany a yanquil Fernandez um michael hernandez jr. Perez jeremy vargas uh yacin morbell a danie d andrade willy funness a eddison paulino victor labrata liam spence wilfred veras Alexis hernandez refractors. We've got our refractors now john rhodes ansia mercedes cheerio our speckles diego valasquez alexander suarez michael burrows purple machandi blue rookie auto of warnia pes Our insert auto shades of greatness. Curtis me to 99 yellows alexander suarez Gold mini diamond jojo blackman And then our mags. We had the orange shimmer to 25 of wan guerrero Shades of green is insert to 25 lurod on the uh orange Orange wan bencho to 25 A danier uh quave up to 25 orange We had the james triantos first uh orange to 25 again. There was a scratch mark across his midsection It's hard to see now that it's in a mag But we will be sending a box with that And then we had the red matt manning out of five rookie congrats again joshua. Thanks so much for your um support We'll get these right out to you


Tino, what's it like coming to a place where your face is on the wall in version of a plaque that's got to be kind of interesting? It's very interesting and it's still kind of surreal to me that I'm here at Monument Park with all these great players that have been in this organization for so many years since the 1900s.  What was that day like for you? It had to have been nerve-racking speaking to the fans at the stadium once again as they were retiring the plaque. Yeah, the most nerve-racking part, the exciting part is when I got the phone call two or three months earlier that they were going to put me in Monument Park and that's when I was obviously very excited and stunned and shocked and whatever but from that moment on until the day that came about on three months later thinking about my speech every single night what am I going to say? I was nervous as heck so it was nerve-racking, exciting and just a lot of fun to be out there doing that. Another part of some very, very good Yankees teams. Many would say this Yankees team is a pretty good one as well, the best record in the American League. So what have you thought of the way they have played this season? Yeah, I think they're playing outstanding baseball obviously, their record shows it but I think the difference this year is they're playing such great defense. Third base, shortstop, first base, catcher, they've really improved defensively and the offense has always been there but I also think the attitude they have when I watch them play on TV, if they're down two or three runs in the eighth or ninth inning they feel like they're not out of the game and in the past few years you felt like well the game was over. This team has a desire to win and they play nine hard innings and they're going to be tough to beat. Aaron Judge, 41 home runs so far this season, we're not even in August yet. What do you think he's capable of? You know, he's capable of a lot, he doesn't want to put numbers out there, I mean he's getting close to 60 obviously and that's very doable for him. I mean down the stretch here depending on if they even pitch to him or not so if they keep pitch to him I think he's capable of hitting 60, 65 home runs but the thing about him is he's focused one day at a time, one game at a time and he's not really worried about the stats. As a guy that's played in this market, just how difficult is that to do when there's so much media around, there's so much attention on you? Yeah, there's so much media and they're reminding you every day about your stats and when they're going to do this and he does a great job of handling those questions and kind of putting the team first which is most important to him and I think people don't really realize that he really does care more about winning than he does about his stats, that's the kind of guy he is. When it comes to old-timers say what do you most look forward to on this day? You know, I look forward to seeing the older guys here that played in the Rod Guideries and those guys and I used to love seeing Whitey Ford here in Yogi, it was such a cool thing to come back and see those kind of guys that you know we've always read about for years and over time and the history they have in this game. Tina as always, thank you. Thank you.


newlytwyd. I welcome members to the first meeting in 2017 of the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee. Agenda item one is instruments subject to negative procedure. The first one is the town and country planning miscellaneous amendments and transitional saving provision Scotland order 2016, SSI 2016, number 421, thank you. Monica Cymru. I'd like to draw the committee's attention to my register of interest as I am a member of the Royal Town Planning Institute. That's great, thank you, that's helpful, sorry for not noting that earlier. Going back to what I was saying, the primary purpose of the order before us is to amend the town and country planning use classes Scotland order 1997 with the effect that any material change of use of premises to a betting office or PD loan shop would require a planning application to be made. Article 4 of the order makes a transitional provision so that the new rules do not apply to a change of use to a betting office, which occurs before 10 February 2020. This applies where the building is authorised by a betting premises licence issued before 10 February 2017. Paragraph 2 of article 4 of the order includes a definition of PD loan shop in its application to article 4. However, no other reference is made to PD loan shop in article 4. The Scottish Government has confirmed that the inclusion of the definition of a PD loan shop in article 4 has no purpose. Does the committee agree to draw the instrument to the attention of Parliament under the general reporting grounds on the basis that the definition of PD loan shop in its application to article 4 of the order is a drafting error, as no other reference is made to PD loan shop in article 4? Further, does the committee agree to invite the Scottish Government to amend the instrument at the next available opportunity so that it can remove the definition of PD loan shop by way of removing paragraph 2 of article 4? I am happy to agree to that, convener, but I am keen for the instrument to proceed at some point in the future for it to be amended. It is an issue that I have been involved in for quite some time and this change has been a long time in the coming. I am delighted that it is now before this committee and also before this Parliament. Anyone else want to make any contribution? Are we agreed that we proceed on the basis that we do not seek the instrument to proceed but, nonetheless, that it be tidied up at the next available opportunity was the form of words that we used? No points have been raised by our legal advisers on the following instruments. Police Service of Scotland amendment regulations 2016, SSI 2016 number 419 or the Gallic medium education assessment requests Scotland regulations 2016, SSI 2016 number 425 or the civil partnership marriage between persons of different sexes and same-sex marriage, prescribed bodies, Scotland amendment regulations 2016, SSI 2016 number 427 or the firemen's pension scheme amendment and transitional provisions, Scotland order, SSI 2016 number 431 or the letting agent registration Scotland regulations 2016, SSI 2016 number 432 and so is the committee content with these instruments. Excellent thank you very much. Now move to agenda item 2 which is instruments not subject to any parliamentary procedure and the first one is the housing Scotland act 2014 commencement number 6 and transitional provision order 2016, SSI 2016 number 412 and this order brings into force various provisions of the housing Scotland act 2014. 1 May 2017 is appointed for the coming into force of the remaining provisions in part 5 of the act relating to mobile home sites with permanent residence. 31 January 2018 is appointed for the coming into force of the majority of the provisions in part 4 of the act relating to letting agents. The order provides that section 44 of the act which establishes the offence of operating as a letting agent without registration will come into force on 31 September 2018. This is intended to give a period of eight months from the date the register of letting agents is established before that offence provision is in force. Article 3 of the order aims to ensure that the offence provision will not apply if by that date an application has been made but has not been finally determined. Article 3 1 purports to make a transitional provision in circumstances where a person has before 31 September 2018 made an application under section 30 of the housing Scotland act 2014 for registration in the register of letting agents. The last entry in column 3 of the schedule purports to commence section 44 of the act on that supposed date, the date which should have appeared in those provisions is 30 September. Accordingly, does the committee agree to draw the order to the attention of Parliament on reporting ground I as it appears that article 3 1A and the last entry in column 3 of the schedule of the order are defectively drafted? Does the committee also agree to note that the Scottish Government intends to correct those provisions before they have effect within the next commencement order for the housing Scotland act 2014, which will be made during the course of this year? Does the committee wish to indicate, however, that while such correction would be acceptable, given that the order refers in two places to a non-existent date, it would be preferable to correct provisions as soon as practical? No points have been raised by our legal advisers on the criminal justice Scotland act 2016 commencement number 3 and saving provision order 2016 SSI 2016 number 426, so is the committee content with this instrument too. At our next meeting on 17 January, we will discuss SSI and we will return to our consideration of the limitation childhood abuse Scotland bill, so that is really just to make you and others aware that that is what we will be doing next week. We look forward to that, of course, with bated breath. At this point, close the meeting.


Hey, y'all, what's up? My name is Sonali, welcome to my channel if you are new and if you are, definitely hit that subscribe button and if you are already subscribed, make sure your post notifications are turned on so you can get notified for every video I post. Today, I'm sharing how much money I've made on YouTube in 2020. I actually have not yet looked at my analytics for the whole year yet. So you'll be able to see my reaction. I mean, obviously I see every month how much I get paid, but it'll be interesting to see it as an overview. So today we're gonna kind of go into a deep dive of my analytics, my CPMs, all of my revenue and everything like that. I've actually been wanting to do this video for a really long time. I've seen Shelby Church do it and Natalie Barbu and I'll link their videos down below. I think they just did videos for 2020, but they are big on financial transparency. I personally think it's really cool that they share the information because I'm obviously trying to grow my channel and I kind of wanna know, oh, if I do get this many subscribers, what would that look like? And let me preface by saying the subscribers don't really equate to how much money you're making. There's honestly so many factors that go into what you are making on YouTube from AdSense, but let's just get into the video because we have a lot to go over. I just opened up Creator Studio where you can see all of our analytics. So obviously the overview, reach, engagement, audience and revenue. I'm filming this video on December 28th.  So I thought I would just go ahead and film it. We're gonna go month to month and talk about my estimated revenue and some other analytics. But before we do that, I want you guys to guess in the comments down below what you think I made as my yearly total estimated revenue. I'm so curious to see if it'll be a lot lower or a lot higher than it actually is. So don't skip ahead. I truly wanna see what you guys think. So comment that down below and let's get started with January. The first month of the year, I made $198.58. In February, I made $284.67. And both of these months were around $10 for my CPM. And if you guys don't know what that is, it's basically like your cost per thousand views. Going into March, I earned $264.61. So it went down a little bit there. April, it went down a little bit more. I earned $201.91. Then in May, I earned $309.70. In June, it went down a little. I earned $286.55. In July, I earned $766.26. So I wanna say in July, I posted my Austin, Texas apartment tour, which was probably my most viewed video in the whole year. I'm definitely gonna look at that and let you guys know. So I think that's the reason for the almost $500 difference. In August, I earned $466.55. In September, I earned $428.88. So it went down a little, I guess it's going back down because in October, I earned $398.09. And then it went back up in November. I earned $461.75. And then in December, I earned $515.45. In December, I was posting pretty much every single day because of Vlogmas. So I wonder if that was the reason for that increase over there. Now I wanna go a little more in depth with the analytics. So we'll go to CPM first. And I've watched a lot of these videos and some people said that at the peak of quarantine, March, kind of like in the summer-ish, their CPM decreased significantly. And I kind of see that because in February, it was $10.48. Then March, it was actually $11. And then in April, it went down all the way to $7.35. And then it went back up to $9 until August where it was $10. September was $12. October 13, November 14, and then December 15. So it kind of just did a little dip in the middle of the year. I'm looking at the views now. And it's kind of interesting because as you can see, in August I made $466 and had 95,000 views which is a freak ton for me. And then you go down here where I made $515 in December, but only had 69,000 views. And that's because the CPM was $15 in December compared to only $10 in August. You can't really control the CPM, but what helps to increase your CPM is the niche that you're in on YouTube. I've heard finance videos do really well. Videos about Amazon dropshipping, those are just some of the topics that come to my head that have really high CPMs. But if you don't like finance or, you know, Amazon dropshipping isn't a topic that's on your channel, then I would say you really can't control it because obviously you wanna make content about what you wanna make content about, if that makes sense. For the total estimated revenue for 2020, it says that I made $4,591.48. It'll be really interesting to see if your guesses were remotely close to this number. Right now I wanna take a look at last year and see how much I made in 2019. Okay, so I made $2,040.85. So I freaking doubled, more than doubled my revenue on YouTube this year, which is insane because I feel like especially with, you know, the whole COVID-19 thing, a lot of people's revenue maybe didn't decrease too much, but it definitely decreased from last year. I will say that I gained a lot of subscribers from my apartment tour video. I feel like that video just carried me through the whole year. I think I gained this year 6,406 subscribers, which I feel like is not that many, but maybe it's good for a whole year. Let's see how many subscribers I gained last year. Let's see. Okay, last year I only gained 2,000 subscribers. So that's actually very interesting. Now we're gonna take a look at some of my most popular videos of the year. So of course, coming in first is what $1,800 will get you an Austin, Texas apartment tour. This video in particular got 111,000 views and I'm actually interested to see what this video alone made me in revenue for this year. This video only made me $587 with a $10 at CPM. So I feel like I definitely thought that was gonna be a lot higher. And then next, my number two video is going to a nude spa. And the only reason it's viewed so much, like I hate to say this, but I'll be honest, it's probably really creepy men. I get really angry comments on that video a lot being like, oh my God, you scammed us because I didn't show them nude people. Like what? Like I'm not gonna show nude people in my freaking video. Do you know what clickbait is? This video was posted in 2016. Are you kidding me? And it's my second most viewed video in 2020. That's actually crazy. My third most popular video was I got my dream white sectional couch, what I really think about Wayfair. That one came out at 71,000 views. And this video, I linked my couch and similar couches. I used reward style to create this link from Wayfair and it gave me commission off of every couch that was purchased through my link. This video was posted in 2019. It made me $766 just from the AdSense from YouTube. But I actually probably made maybe over $2,000 in commission from my couch links. So that's freaking crazy. And if you guys are interested to learn more about affiliate marketing and just more about the reward style platform, I'd be super down to do that video. So let me know if you guys wanna see it. Before I end this video, I wanted to give you guys a couple of tips that can help you increase your revenue and possibly double it like I doubled mine in the year 2021. Feel free to follow along with my YouTube screen. So I am gonna go into my most viewed video that I had in 2020, which was my apartment tour. And I'm gonna go to the monetization tab. First of all, you always wanna make sure that monetization is on because if you're using copyright and music, it could be ineligible. And even when you were signed up for these platforms like Epidemic Sounds or Envato Elements, which is what I use, I get flagged all the time for copyright and music. And then I have to input like the license that comes with the download of the song, which is definitely an inconvenience because I have to like dispute it. And then it takes a little bit of time to like, you know, have the green sign, but it's an escrow. I guess they just need time to verify the license. So for type of ads, we're gonna check all of them because let's say if you only checked sponsored cards, maybe this one advertiser could have been an ad on your video, but they didn't have a sponsored cards ad. So then you miss out on their money. At the bottom, it says location of video ads. You're gonna check all of these because, you know, obviously there's usually an ad before a video, I feel like for every YouTube video. And then definitely put it after the video because, you know, somebody might be doing the dishes while they're watching your YouTube video and can't like skip it. So you never know if they're just like busy doing other stuff and that can make you money. Most importantly, we want to click manage mid rolls. So we're gonna go in here and see how many ads I have because I was actually really curious about this. So I only have two ads for a 15 minute video, which I'm seeing nowadays that people are putting three ads in a 10 minute video. They're like doing every three minutes or so. I'm honestly not sure how I feel about that just yet. I might start doing it just to see if I could double my revenue. You do wanna be careful about putting ads too early on in the videos because you want your watch time to be very, very long, like five minutes or even more, that would be amazing. That means people aren't clicking off of your video. So obviously if they see an ad like one minute or two minutes in, they're probably gonna be less likely to have watched your video for longer. But I'm really interested to see if I put a third ad in this video, will it make me even more money because it is my most viewed video. You have the option to place the ads automatically, which I don't recommend because I strategically put them in places where I, let's say, oh my gosh, I forgot to tell you guys something that I would place an ad and then continue what I forgot to tell you guys so that you would be more inclined to watch the ad all the way through and then continue watching my video. So that is my biggest hack when it comes to placing your ads. Another tip I have for y'all to make more money in 2021 on YouTube is to be creating evergreen content, which means less vlogs and more sit down videos like this one because people are searching for this title. People are searching for what I eat in the days, which I guess that is more of a vlog type video or going back to my most viewed video, people are searching for apartment tours in Austin, Texas. So doing these types of videos that you know people are searching for will get you those views and get you that money. So I think in 2021, I definitely wanna create more evergreen content. I'll definitely still be vlogging, but I want to make a lot of the titles searchable because I feel like my vlog titles are not and they definitely could be better. So that is something that I'm gonna work on in 2021. The last tip I have for y'all is about watch time. So first of all, watch time is very important because YouTube wants to keep their viewers on YouTube. They don't want them to go to another site and get bored or log off of YouTube. So they actually favor videos with a higher watch time and they will put your video if people are watching it for five minutes or longer or let's say even four minutes or longer. They'll put it in the suggested bars and I think that's why this apartment tour got so many views because it was popping up in everyone's suggested bars. So I thought that was really interesting. You can actually see where people click out. So I pulled up this analytics screen that has the number of days that it's been on YouTube and what the watch time is in the first nine days, the first 11 days, the first 20 days, the first 40 days. This specific video had an average watch time of four minutes and 14 seconds. Something that might increase your view duration would be previewing a clip that's super juicy or just telling people what they're gonna get out of this video. I feel like people will stay on a lot longer to hear about that juicy moment or hear about how you can make more money on YouTube in 2021. So definitely keep that in mind when you're creating and editing your content. That wraps up this video sharing how much money I made in 2021. I wanna hear from you in the comments. Did you guys think I was making more on YouTube AdSense or were you kind of shocked when you heard that number? Also, let me know if you guys are interested in videos like this. Do you guys wanna see more financial videos on the business side of things? Do you wanna see a video all about affiliate marketing? Let me know and don't forget to subscribe to my channel to see all of the content that I'll be pumping out in 2021. If you guys don't already follow me on Instagram, go follow me there. It's so underscore gnarly without the G. I'm definitely trying to grow my Instagram in 2021. It's been a struggle, but we are gonna do it this year. So I will see y'all in my next video. Bye.


Welcome back everyone to theCUBE's coverage of re-inviter, 11th year. I'm John Furrier with Dave Vellante. We're here in the MongoDB Emerald. Lounge. Emerald Lounge, Emerald City. This is the sugarcane, this is the sugarcube. Okay, the sugarcube and the sugarcane as we say. We've got David Chia here, CEO of MongoDB here. Thanks for hosting us here with theCUBE. We really appreciate it. John, Dave, thank you for having me. Thank you. Yeah, awesome. Well, we've chatted at your event in New York. Generai was on the conversation space then. Now, Amazon's laid their cards down on the table. Data's really important. And they led with storage on the keynote. Yeah, obviously everyone uses storage. Our relationship with Amazon though is really strong.  We're deployed in 29 regions around the world. So we're in every Amazon region. We have thousands of customers of all shapes and sizes using us on top of AWS. We're working closely with them on a bunch of new capabilities offering new services for our customers. Our teams in the field are working really well together. And so the relationship is going well. The culture at Mongo is evolving. The presence here at Reinvent is bigger every year. So I think it's the second year you have this restaurant kind of bought out. You've got the big booth on stage. Talk about how Amazon and Mongo's relationship from a cultural standpoint. It's a faster pace of play now in this tech game with AI where data is the centerpiece of all the conversations and architecture. Well, I think in the early days, you know, Amazon was very focused on developing its own first party services. But over time they realized partners like MongoDB can drive a ton of business. And collectively we can solve some very interesting problems for customers. And so that relationship has really blossomed. We just struck a new strategic relationship with them earlier this year. We're on both go-to-market products and just general kind of integration of services. So we feel really good about the relationship. We've actually been in this restaurant since 2018. We first did it in a renegade way where we just bought out the restaurant and then now it's become a core part of the Reinvent show. And it's a great site, right? It's in the middle of the traffic of people going back and forth to the show. You've had a pretty amazing business momentum. I remember when we talked last year at Reinvent, interest rates were rising. You had made the case to Wall Street that, look, we're a transactional app. It's critical to business. So we're not as prone to some of the optimizations that are going on. Even though you're optimizing, your customers are optimizing. I remember I talked to some customers in here and they were like, we love Mongo. We're up for renewal. We're going to take it in little bits and pieces. So you guys have managed through that very well as evidenced by your last quarter. So that premise I think has come true. Increasingly you move into sort of the world of analytics. You're expanding Mongo and you basically got a very small share of a very large market.  Yeah, so our whole focus is enabling developers to do more. So we're not trying to be a data warehouse or some analytics platform for a BI user. We're really focused on enabling developers to do more sophisticated analytics as part of building very intelligent applications. As you know, we introduced Vector Search and the reason developers are flocking to it is as AI becomes more democratized, as it moves left away from the machine learning engineers to developers really embedding AI to make apps smarter, it's having a real profound effect. And the reason they gravitated to MongoDB is that the usability of all these capabilities is very well crafted so that the developers can just get the technology out of the way that they can just do their work. They don't have to kind of clunk through and kind of meander through a bunch of point tools. They can really use a very seamless platform to be able to move fast. And in a world where customers are being asked to do more with less, the best way to do that is to make your developers more productive because you're not necessarily going to grow your team by 30%, but if you can make your developers more productive by 30%, 40%, all of a sudden, by definition, you have 30%, 40% more capacity. So I presume you saw the Retool Survey, if you haven't seen it, go to retool.com. Retool is like a software development platform to develop business apps, and they did a great survey of I think 14 or 1500 developers. And I was shocked, they said, you know, which vector database are you using? You guys haven't even GA'd yet, and you were as popular as Pinecone, but your NPS was off the charts. So obviously the developers are trying it, they're downloading it. We use Mongo, we use a separate, we actually use Milvis, open source, and so we want to sort of think about that, pitch us on why we should be using Vector Search in Mongo. What are the benefits of there and why are developers taking it up so quickly before it's even announced, GA? Well, the analogy I'd use is with products like the iPhone or like Tesla, it's not like there aren't other phones or other cars, but how it's all packaged together in a way that's so compelling and so user-friendly and enables people to do what they want to do is essentially what differentiates MongoDB. So yes, there's other vector point tools out there, but it's very clunky for a developer to basically connect their vector data to their metadata, to their core data, be able to orchestrate all that, then figure out how to do the embeddings and all that. It just becomes a very convoluted process. We made that so much easier, and you're right, we're not even GA, but the demand from customers have been off the charts, and we're really excited about the opportunity. Now, I do want to say it's early days, like I don't want people suddenly to think like there's something going to be an inflection point in our business, but the fact that people are gravitating to MongoDB, it makes us feel good about where the market's going and that they're going to think of MongoDB first as a thing about building AI apps. Well, John, I don't know if you saw it, only 20% of the survey respondents were actually using a vector database. So I was actually proud, but we were one of the 20%. Well, there's a lot of things going on in vector data. Is it distributed? Can I use it on my machine? Is it working with my data store? We talked to Sahir, I talked to him on Google next about this, even though that we use open source version, we're going to put it with the data store, mainly because of what we saw on the keynote today when you see things like Agents and the Q product that they showed. The dots connect when you want to take advantage of those workflow automations by having the embeds, which essentially is post-ingest value. One of the other things that I think differentiates MongoDB is the usability is very good because think about it, like your vector data is just one subset of data. Like, so if I imagine, you know, say you and your family are looking for a new house and you see a picture of a beautiful house, you can do a search in MongoDB saying, I want to find out is there any house like this within 10 miles of this zip code? Now, so you're marrying vector data with geospatial data, right? And that you're doing it all in one platform, right? Or you're seeing a wonderful image, you want to say, hey, who is the photographer who took that photograph? And I want to see what kind of other work they do. So you can do very sophisticated analytics with your vector data. So those kind of sophisticated queries is what really developers are excited about when they use MongoDB. So if I asked you on an earnings call, they don't really ask these technical questions, but if I said, okay, I get Atlas, what is Atlas vector search and what is search nodes? How does it all work together? What's the difference between them? Why should I care? So vector search is essentially enabling you to essentially, you know, create vectorizer data in a very seamless way and then essentially use things like RAG to basically marry your private data with your public data to get more accurate results from a large language model. So that's why people are very interested. Search nodes is the ability to scale up and down your search arc nodes, depending on the use case of your app. So you're very search-intensive use case. You can scale up your search now. You would have to scale up the rest of your cluster so you get much better price performance in your architecture. So that we offer these kind of fine-grained tools for customers to figure out how they want to kind of really, you know, build their app and what kind of performance levels they want to offer to their customers and we do it in a very cost-effective way. I think the search, this whole search-thick concept around this generator is interesting because it changes the game, it's multi-dimensional. And the apps are now going to take advantage of it. So how do you guys see, what's your vision for how you guys are going to enable this next-gen level app market? Because low-code, no-codes coming, we see that. And they're still going to shift left with developers. What is going to be the lingua franca for developers when it comes down to enabling them to do apps? Well, I think you're going to see a bunch of threads, right? Obviously, with code generation tools, you're going to see developer productivity increase pretty dramatically. So the scale and ambition of the kinds of workloads they want to take on will just go to the next level. I think you're going to see them obviously embed more intelligence into these applications, whether it's driving automation or productivity, et cetera. And then I think what you're also going to see is people looking at their legacy platforms and saying, I need to migrate my legacy platforms to an architecture that could kind of position me and future-proof me for AI. And so you're going to see a lot of customers, and we're investing a lot of tooling to enable customers to more easily migrate from their legacy relational platforms to a more modern platform to position themselves for an AI future. Is that implied, the cloud, or not necessarily? Because you play in both places. Are you seeing a demand from customers to apply GenAI to their data that's on-prem? Yes, I mean, so obviously we have nearly 50,000 customers from the largest company in the world to two guys in a garage. What we're seeing is a lot of customers, especially large customers, who have regulatory constraints of what they can do in the cloud. Or they have such infrastructure, some cost that for them, it makes sense to keep using that infrastructure because it's already paid for. So what we've heard loudly from customers, they love the optionality. They love the optionality of using MongoDB on-prem and then future-proofing it for the cloud or starting on the cloud and going multi-cloud. Either staying on one platform or using multiple platforms, different apps, or in some cases using the same app on different clouds because they need the geo-diversity of not being on only one region and save some one part of the world. So that region goes down, they're in trouble. They can basically have diversity in a certain part of the world across two different cloud providers. So that gives them such a range of options of optionality that they really value doing that on MongoDB. So my final question for you is what's the strategy going forward? I'll see if you have a good bet, develop a productivity at your target. You're not trying to be some sort of data thing all over the place. Develop a first platform with Atlas. I'll see you seeing the DOSConnect with Genervai and it was possible with Agents and other kind of co-pilot things. What's your strategy to run the business going forward? Our strategy is said very simply is to enable a broad set of use cases across a broad set of deployment models, right? Back to on-prem edge and to the cloud and also multi-cloud and a broader set of use cases. So we're just increasing the aperture of the use cases being addressed. We talk about search, vector search, time series. There's a whole host of use cases that we're supporting because we want to make it so easy for developers to think of MongoDB to address any problem they want to solve across any deployment model. So those are basically workloads, right, that you're attacking. You don't have to necessarily, who knows, you may go out and buy some companies from a technical, but it's not like you have to buy companies to increase your TAM. No, we're going after one of the largest markets in enterprise software. There's no lack of TAM for you. And it's interesting to see, because you see the analytic and the BI guys, they're trying to bring in the transaction data. You're the transaction side, and as you've described before, you just want to make it easier for your developers to do analytics with the data that you have today. So your TAM is, I don't know, 100 billion. I mean, it's like enormous. Yeah, we have a, you know, obviously, I wouldn't say we never do M&A if we see an opportunity where we can build versus buy faster, but we're always looking to innovate quickly and that's, and obviously in this market that now there's more opportunities to look at some technologies and teams that may not be possible a couple years ago. But you don't have to pay 28 billion for Splunk as an example. Well, that's why I asked the culture question. I want to come back to that because I want to circle around because if you look at the history of Mongo, it's always been a developer culture. Okay, but now you're becoming so big and growing so fast. How is that managing internally with the team as you add more people, you're going faster?  So again, TAM's expanding, that's great check, but now you've got your teams, global team, what's, how is the culture? Our biggest challenge, I would say, is there's a big difference between being well known and known well. So a lot of people think they know MongoDB because they tried MongoDB three, four, five, six years ago, but they have no idea, many of them have no idea what we're doing today. And especially at the senior levels, maybe because they weren't developers using document databases, they still have a very relational mindset. So we know that we have to constantly educate them on why a modern platform like MongoDB is so much more compelling in terms of scale, flexibility, performance, and agility, and security, and simplicity, versus the existing platforms. I guess I have one more final question since we've got one more minute left. The theme here is price performance. We're now shifted back from solutions. Price performance, speeds and feeds, go to solutions. Now we're back to how much is going to cost me over time in the systematic rollout of a platform and what's the performance of it down to the chip level? So what's your reaction to that? How do you see that going forward? Is this going to be more of the same? Continue to be a cost performance conversation? We hear a couple of things from customers. One, innovate, they still need to innovate. Two, AI is the center of everything they're thinking about. And three, they need to do it in a very cost-effective way. So the ROI bar for making investments has definitely gone up. So that's why actually in some ways we think that helps us longer term because people are tired of using these single point solutions for every single use case and then they look at their data architecture and it's a complete mess. It's very costly, very complex and very cumbersome. And so being able to do vendor consolidation on a more modern platform is something that I think is going to be good for us. When you have these big inflection points it kind of flips the script. Data management, how you do data, how you develop data in your wheelhouse and you've got a great focus. Thanks for coming on theCUBE, Dave. It's great to see you. It's great to see you guys. And thank you for hosting us today. It's our pleasure. Excellent space and primo real estate. Our pleasure. Thanks for having me. Dave Vellante is here with me. He gets Kelly Kramer's here. Rob Hove, Mark out. 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So if you have your Bible, let's dive into the scripture where Jesus in John chapter 16 verse 7 He says the following Nevertheless, I tell you the truth. It is to your advantage that I go away For if I do not go away the helper will not come to you But if I depart I will send him to you So Jesus is telling his disciples who just got used to him. They have seen him perform miracles They have seen him. I mean Jesus has been a great example Jesus was like the big deal for them and Toward the end of his ministry three and a half years Jesus looks at his disciple and says hey guys Just giving your heads up. It's actually gonna be better if I'm going to leave now. I understand. It's in red So it's Jesus's words and understand his prop. It's the truth a man, but there's a lot of stuff in the Bible That's the truth you're reading and you're like, I'm not sure about that Because what's that's be real if Jesus would have been on earth right now it would have been incredible If he would have been in Israel, I will be the first person buying the ticket Getting the local hotel over there and I would not be a Christian trying to get to Jesus I will cut corners. I will push people probably I would lose my Christianity and trying to get to Jesus And then once I get to Jesus, I will ask you for forgiveness, of course Right, we will all do that But think about this Jesus was on earth for three and a half years Most of the people who were religious never embraced them Actually crucified him What makes you think you wouldn't be those people? Since we're religious The people who were his followers For three and a half years you would think their life would be changed Most of them the Bible says many of them got offended at him and left him The ones who didn't get offended denied him and one guy took his own life So having Jesus physically around us. We saw the results Jesus actually is there's a fact that what Jesus is saying It's better that I leave because when the Holy Spirit will come in and we see the results of the coming of the Holy Spirit Book of Acts shows us that these cowards these Offended people these religious people the Pharisees the Pharisees were being saved People who are his followers were being transformed to go from being cowards to being courageous Their life was being transformed and changed they shook the world upside down. None of them took their life They laid their life down for Christ There is power in the Holy Spirit Somebody did some math and they came to this conclusion that if Jesus could physically minister 14 hours a day to people and 14 hours a day is a lot of work Some of us who work, you know 10 hours and the four days a week It's a lot of work 14 hours a day if he could see people for 60 seconds one person 60 seconds He would be able to see about 840 people in one day, but how many of you agree you need more than 60 seconds Because the problems you got with your wife is like you need six hours to explain why she's wrong Why he's wrong the crazy kids. What about the neighbors? You know, what about the other people the relatives the family members we need more than 60 seconds But let's just imagine you would have 60 seconds with Jesus if that would be possible if Jesus would have been on this earth You know that it would take Jesus two million years to see seven billion people For 60 seconds Jesus says it's better that I leave Because when the Holy Spirit will come in you can call him anytime For no reason Not for 60 seconds for six seven hours every single day if you want to he will always be available And he will use you he will impact you and Jesus said this works. I do He said when the Holy Spirit will come in there will be greater works Because they will not be done just through one person. They will be done through many people Today God is moving in this world That's why a book of Acts doesn't have a man at the end Because the acts of the Holy Spirit are still continuing through you through me and through the church in this world can somebody say a man God is still moving. God is still healing people. God is still saving people. God is still changing people God is still breaking the chains of people's lives. God is still reconciling people. God is still Resurrecting people and reconciling people. Can somebody say praise God So right now we're gonna dive in and look at the example that Jesus left us of what it's like to walk with The Holy Spirit. What it's like to live with the Holy Spirit. What it's because sometimes we can look at preachers, pastors, your own life and start to develop doctrine from our Experiences which is dangerous. We have to develop and derive our doctrine from the word of God and from the example of Jesus Jesus is the perfect theology. Jesus is the standard not even David from the Bible not even Apostle Paul and Peter These guys are great. Their lifestyle is great. We imitate them as they imitate Christ But Jesus is it because somebody say amen And so I want you to write down number one is that Jesus was born by the Holy Spirit Jesus was born by the Holy Spirit. Jesus's birth was conceived Supernaturally by the Holy Spirit. His birth was natural. He was born naturally But he was conceived supernaturally by the Holy Spirit in Matthew chapter 1 verse 18 It says the following now the birth of Jesus Christ were as is followed after his mother Mary was betrothed to Joseph before they came Together she was found with the child of the Holy Spirit This may sound kind of crazy, but the Holy Spirit was Jesus's biological father He was his father The Holy Spirit was the one they gave Jesus that birth Now Jesus is not the only one who had Holy Spirit as his father When you got born again, the Holy Spirit became your father Because we were born from the Holy Spirit. Amen. First time when we got born The Bible says that we were born with a sinful nature called flesh So on your first birthday the devil has given you a gift and you have opened that gift and been using ever since It's called the flesh The flesh is this bad thing within us that wants to do bad When you get born again when you get saved when you give your life to Jesus Christ when you surrender your evil ways to the Lord You put your faith in Jesus as your only way and the only salvation God the Father not only gives you a new heart not only he writes your name in the book of life Not only he gives you gift of righteousness not only he gives you adoption you become his child But God the Father gives you a gift at that moment called the Holy Spirit Not when you start speaking in tongues now when you get your act together Not when you stop casting now when you stop smoking now when you stop sleeping around But the moment you get saved in that moment the Holy Spirit comes to live inside of you because somebody say amen And so now we have a problem as exciting as that is Because we got flesh with our first birth we got the Holy Spirit with our second birth We got a conflict inside Your salvation doesn't solve problems. It creates conflict Because before it was easy was just a flesh now we have the flesh and the Holy Spirit You don't live a holy life because you have the Holy Spirit you have the Holy Spirit to have a Potential for a holy life, but it's yielding to the Holy Spirit that brings holiness Yielding to the Holy Spirit that brings victories it explains why many Christians still live defeated life Even though they are genuinely born again because being genuinely born again doesn't give Holy Spirit automatic control It gives him a presence inside of you But it's still your part to yield to the Holy Spirit or to yield to the flesh in my house You know I have my wife in my house. I sleep with my wife Praise be to God. Amen But there is there is one more Female that lives in our house and she helps us with the house She helps she runs a few teams in our church and we help her with that and she is a friend She is an acquaintance, but she is not my wife. I am not close to her. Hi bye. How you doing? That's about it, but my wife I am close with I am intimate with I share my life with and that's kind of like How it is inside of you there's a flesh? Who can be a roommate because you can get rid of your flesh You could have to constantly crucified it and then it gets resurrected next day if your flesh doesn't disappear You can cast out your flesh It's always gonna be there as long as you live you just have to learn not to be Intimate with your flesh, but you have to be close with the Holy Spirit and many of us We have the Holy Spirit as a roommate But the person we're really intimate with is the flesh and we think having a Christian bumper sticker Or going to a church or even passing a growth track or even speaking in tongues. It automatically makes you victorious Actually, who are you quote-unquote sleeping with? Who are you intimate with? Who are you close with? Will determine whether you will live a holy life or a sinful life Having the Holy Spirit is great But when the Holy Spirit has you it's best Amen when you were born Physically you came with legs right away You were born with legs legs came as part of the package God the Creator gave you legs not as a reward For learning how to speak It was a gift But learning to walk with the legs you God took some time Some practice Patience falling and getting up, right? None of us walked out of our mother's womb None of us walked out of the hospital Walked out like what's up there good to see y'all. Let's get ready. What are we doing here? None of us did that we We were crawling for months. We were crawling. We had the legs. We had the potential They could carry us. I mean, yes, they were little fragile little chunky and chubby But but they had the potential to carry us instead. We dragged our legs everywhere. They were they were there They were given to us but we didn't know how to walk in them until it took us some time and we were so lucky because we were Surrounded by people who learn how to use their legs because if we would be surrounded by our mom and dad who still crawled We will crawl all our life thinking that's normal See when you were born again, Holy Spirit is like legs God gave him as a gift Automatically, but to walk in the Holy Spirit takes some time takes practice takes surrender Takes paying attention to the Holy Spirit takes acting on the prompting stakes Learning the scriptures and the best benefit is when you're surrounded with other people who walk in the Holy Spirit Because if you come to a church or you come to an environment where everyone has the Holy Spirit But they still crawl in flesh you will think that's normal Christian life And you will never take advantage of the gift of the Holy Spirit living inside of you Many of you you carry the Holy Spirit.  He had the legs They just didn't walk and That's why he was never in the temple. He was outside of the temple and he was not there praising God He was there begging But when Peter came Peter didn't give him legs He just gave him his hand and he says listen get up and the strength came into the legs He had and he's got inside and inside of the church. He wasn't begging though. He still had the same problems He still didn't have a job. He still needed money, but he was praising God. He was worshiping God See when you learn to walk in the Holy Spirit You will still have challenges in life, but your attitude is going to be different You don't have to be bribed to come to church.


Hello! Welcome back to the channel. Today I have Chantel with Growing Up Without Borders and we're going to talk about what it's like as an American and Canadian moving abroad. And so this is going to be part one and if you want to see part two, which you will want to see, it's going to be up on the Growing Up Without Borders. I'll have the link in the description. So here we go. Okay, so to start us out let's talk a little bit about our story. So I'm an American that moved my family of six to New Zealand and I have lived here for seven years. And so I have lots of stories if you want to hear them all. It's all on my channel. But today me and Chantel were just talking and like just so many stories about what it's like moving abroad and we came up with this video idea. And so I hope that you like it.  So we're a family of five. My husband and I, we have three girls and we travel around the world. We came here in March 2020, got stuck in New Zealand for a wee while and kind of fell in love with the culture. It had fun with it. And now we are officially moving to New Zealand. Yes. Yeah. So we're kind of two women with kids moving abroad. We both work from home. We're very similar. Very similar. So it's like easy to connect with Tara. Every time I see her we're like we share so many funny stories. Yeah, it's great. And so we were just talking about and it's so funny because we like decided if you, okay well we had like my live cooking show yesterday and we started to hint on some of the differences of being from Canada, from America, say in New Zealand in particular, or maybe you have stories other places. But okay, so one of the things that we talked about was when I first came here and I still do, when people meet me they ask are you from Canada? And she said, no, I get like every time we speak and we don't even sound really American but we kind of have this like blended accent. People always like, oh you guys are from the US. We're like, Oh, no. Well you lived in the US for 10 years, right? So it's not, oh six years. Oh, okay. Still, you know, you kind of usually get your, your, yeah, of course I think you sound Canadian. I think I sound Canadian. People say I sound Canadian but they always say like US first and I think it's just because the US is so big. It's just like, oh you're from the States, right? And I'm like, oh no, we're from Canada. And then the first thing I'm like, I'm so sorry. Yes, they apologize and that's exactly what I get because I'm like, no, I'm not from Canada because. She's clearly not Canadian. No, Americans are very offended by being called Canadian, just like Kiwis are offended by being called. They're offended? Yes, sorry, it's true. Oh, that's funny. Because we're like, we don't really acknowledge that Canada exists. Oh, stop, stop. We're the true North Stronger 3. Okay.  We don't even know that you're there. I know. Have you not seen the videos online where people are like, can you point to Canada and they're like, yeah, they don't know it's right above if you're especially if you're in Minnesota or something, but like, you know, and so I say when people ask me about Canadian, I'm like, oh, and they're like, oh, sorry, will we always say that because Canadians get mad if we think that they're American? Oh, yeah, it's not well, have you not American in 2023? Let's just be honest. Have you not seen when you're traveling backpackers who put a Canadian flag on their backpack, and they speak and you know, they are not Canadian, like they're so American. And you're like, what? Why would they do that? Because in certain countries, they don't want to say they're American because they might be poorly looked on in certain countries. Yeah, no, it's true. Definitely. I've seen the change even just being here for seven years.  And so that's funny. No, so that's that's like one thing. But yeah, most people are like, a lot of the people here will be like, Oh, yeah. So Canada and the US is similar to our Australia and New Zealand kind of. Right, just like, you don't actually dislike them. But it's just a little bit like, wait, I'm not Australian, you know, if you're from New Zealand, right? Like, and it's the same way. So, you know, it's just it is similar, a little bit similar. And then arguing about like who owns what or whatever. But I'm just telling you, like, I don't think in any conversation, living in the US till I was 30 some years old, that we ever talked about Canada. Remember, like maybe you find out like movie stars are from Canada, you're like, really? Oh, you'd be shocked.  So anyway, no, no, it's true. It's true. But there's plenty of good ones. Anyway, I've learned to appreciate Canada. Okay, because this okay, one more thing about that. So I've made lots of friends. And then friends are like, I'm going to go move to Canada. And for me, that was like, why? Why would you move to Canada? And not the US? Like, why would you do that? Obviously, it's easier if you're in the Commonwealth and all of that. So that makes sense. But actually, people prefer it. People are like, we don't want to move to the US. You know, like, it was like, we don't want to, you know, we could mark on the obvious reasons. But like, in general, this was before like, probably all of this stuff, this was early on, they were just like, no, we'd rather move to Canada. And for me, as an American hearing that was like, huh? Well, what I find interesting and kind of funny is we were just in India this year, or I guess now last year. And we went to certain areas. And there's these huge immigration signs move to Canada, move to New Zealand. Yeah, yeah, yeah, big, huge. It's a big business. They're bringing people in mostly in like that Punjab area. Oh, okay. I think other parts of the country too. But they're like, that was the only spot I saw these big huge signs on all the build, like buildings. And so we're like, this is crazy. And I'm like, why would like, if a person literally chose to move to Canada, and they have the option between Canada and New Zealand, just for the weather alone, for the New Zealand, like, what are you thinking? But I don't know, they have this mind and I'm I feel bad. No, I feel bad for them. They get there in January, February, they're probably like, what did I do? You know, yeah, I just feel like it's very highly regarded as a Commonwealth country, Canada is that I just had never experienced because I lived in the US where it's like, this is the greatest place on earth. Why would you ever want to go anywhere else? Like kind of mentality, right? People don't travel. People don't really know there, you know, and you don't want to diss it because it is a good country. I feel like it is. It is. I've been there. Once I've been to New Zealand, I then went when I went back to the US, I then traveled to Canada quite a bit because it is stunning. And so much of it when I was walking moving around like cafes and stuff spelt like New Zealand, whoa, this is giving me New Zealand vibes, which America doesn't at all. And it's so huge. It's a very big country. So it changes from one side to the other. Yeah, that's true. It's very different. I haven't seen everything, but it is stunning. Yeah, it's like really beautiful. So to be honest, I need to go back and discover my own country, to be honest, like I've discovered, like how long have you lived in Canada as an adult? Um, like, you know, to really, yeah, like where you could really appreciate it because here, yeah, see, like you do, right? We left. We left. And I was gone from 16 to 20. And then I was only back for a few years. I started going to Florida. So maybe four, no, maybe four or five years. Okay. Yeah. But that's still not a lot. Like that's true.  I think that you would appreciate. So I think that if I went back to the US, no, no, I feel like seven because Julia was only born and that's where I started going back. So you've been in Canada for seven years? Or more like, yeah, yeah, yeah, I was there seven years is what we're going to say. But like I think that also when you travel, like you travel and live so many places that you then start to appreciate different things about your country that you wouldn't have if you didn't, but I'm definitely feeling that way. Like I'm obviously America has all these problems. And I really appreciate living in New Zealand, but I can start to see, you know, you just do look at it differently. So one other thing for this video that I want to talk about is, okay, I just want to give you some advice. Okay, now moving to New Zealand, you're going to feel not that different. You're going to feel like, Oh, this is the same, but just a little bit different. Okay, that's what you're going to feel. As you get in depth into the culture, it's quite different. And so this is why I have the training hub for people moving here because like you don't really understand and like that's really helpful. But in addition to that, what I really suggest is that you get used to asking questions. So if you're not a person that asks questions, yes, gonna take you a while. Because like even today, so we've been here for like seven years, even today, we're in a meeting this morning, and we're like, What did he say? Yeah, we just didn't get a lot of mumbling. There's a lot of variation and in the accent here. And man, you miss a lot. Both of us, we looked at each other and we're like, What just happened? Are you kidding me? And then like words, like we're constantly learning words.  But I'm, I'm just here to encourage you to ask a question. Because I because I was like, what are you? Because sometimes I don't even know if that's positive or negative, like on a very basic level. What are you even saying? Because they're using jargon or whatever and it's jargon that I haven't heard. And I feel like I know everything and I don't. And you just and it's just so different. So definitely ask questions. So here's a story, just one quick story. When I first moved here, somebody invited me to lunch. So nice to people here. So nice, right? People are so nice. Yeah. So she invites me to lunch. And she is a really strong accent. And she's giving me directions to her house. And I, I'm not no joke. I think I asked her seven times to repeat it, to spell it, to write it. And I'm telling you by the end of it, still no idea. Still no idea. And like, what am I going to do? I don't know where I am. I don't have any sense of where anything is. What was she saying? I don't, I don't know. She was spelling it out. But like, the way they're saying the letters was like, wait, I felt so, I was so embarrassed, you know, because I have to keep asking. And so, imagine English, imagine moving to a country where you don't speak the language. And so I, I ended up, okay, so my plan was, is I get in the car and then I decided I was just going to go to the general vicinity, tell, call her then, tell her where, and then I eventually got there. But it was, I was really stressed because I don't know. And I asked the questions and then died. I was like, can you repeat again and again? And yeah, or can you text it to me? You know, give me that, maybe I didn't have a phone yet, maybe that's what it was. I don't know what I did, but I got there and it was stressful. So there's so many stories like that. So even like, I even encourage people when they get off the plane, you don't have your cell phone set up yet. So just ask somebody, like they're really, really helpful. But yeah, and be okay with asking questions. There you go. That's the lesson for today. Okay. All right, so go over to growing up without borders and watch part two.


Ladies and gentlemen, very warm welcome to module 134, sources of innovation, new knowledge. What is new knowledge? New knowledge can be source of innovation, a new opportunity, longest lead time for all innovations. One thing to tell you is how much innovation last, any new innovation. Bulb last, halogen lights survived, then yellow tubes came, then white lights came, science changed, they said white lights are not good, because of sun, yellow lights are there, which scientifically proved that bulb is better than the white light. But white light said that it eats less watts, bulb eats 100 watts, so there is a difference in units on the electricity. So by the time the new knowledge obsolete another knowledge, so new knowledge means obsolesion, obsolete will continue, so you adopt new things. Okay, there is a long time span between the emergency of the new knowledge and it has become applicable to technology, plus another length of the time before the new technology turns into the product and markets place. Okay, you go and write me on the sensor. Now it is mobile, you write simply on the mobile and start writing on the same board. Why I need a sensor? Why I need a pen? Astronauts came. Astronauts came and made a pen of 300 billion which will work on space. Research also found out that lead pencil will work. So why we need a, I mean complex decision to have. When there is innovation then why there is no innovation? It is obsolete.  That means 15 rupees has taken the astronaut away. So when you see things, bungee land, you go to Pakistan, you call it Namakwari land, bungee land. People have started harvesting in it, started scientific appeal, fertilization in it, etc. New examples have started to come. When these things will come, your market will develop. Your agriculture mechanization, agriculture technology, agriculture advancement in relation to the new research and what is research? Research is not about your 4-5 papers, 40 papers, you have added different words, you have given a title, you have changed the citation, you have changed the results, you have caught the soft paper of carbon emission, you have changed it and you have given the results according to them. Believe in me research is like this. Please, this is my humble request to you all, entrepreneurs even who are writing, do research on those things that bring new things for the coming time.   Please come next. I don't have to take any calculations on the back end. I have to take this, it is authentic. I don't have to take my coding, I have to take this, this is my best front end, I am so easy, I can do so many online shops, I can scan, I can see my bank transfer, I have so much money in my bank, why should I go to cashier, why should I write order, why should I write check order, why should I write pay order, why should I write application, I don't know. Why not I can be in my bank account with just one touch? Educating it. Now, another characteristic of the knowledge-based innovation is that they are almost never based on one factor, but on the convergence of the several different kinds of knowledge, this is a new era of opportunity, but only for those who are willing to accept change, change, change as an opportunity, not for those who are afraid of it. Remember, change gives resistance. The one who is afraid of that resistance, it will obsolete, it will not on the path of new ventures. And the new people who make a new world, they fail, they wake up, they fail, until and unless, there comes a time, Peter Drucker says, the one who is afraid of change will never be able to move forward. According to Peter Drucker, you need a new knowledge-adaptation, try to find the unknown, and for those who are unknown, make it new knowledge. Thank you very much.