What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We are ripping 2023 Bowman Chrome Baseball HDA choice 12 box case break number three random team style. Here is 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 currently in chat. So good luck guys. Two choice cases so far, two massive hits. Start off with a Gold Celestine, two 50. We had a Green Bassio to 99 on last break. Last case. So let's do it. See what we got in the next one here. Ultimate collection today. Potentially I would say Jenkins. Definitely potential. It's definitely potential. Did you try to cherry yet?  Axial Piazz. Nice one there for the pirates. Dos uno. We've got Demetrio Cresante going to the D-Bex. Nice one there Arizona. To 499 that is Christian Maynard. There is that is a very noticeable like print line on the top. I don't know what that is. Some sort of like looks like glaze from a glaze donut. So Jimmy the intern unfortunately got to that one. Sorry about that white sock. Yeah lights were on at that uh Krispy Kreme on that one. That'll get you though. Fair. Fair. Fair. But we got you an empty box and wrapper white sock. Sorry about that. I can get you a better one if you want. Box two. All right. We've got a Juan Corneal for the Demetrex Besoto. Juan Corneal. That is a Geraldo Quintero for the Braves on the first order. Geraldo Quintero. And Refractor of Henry Ramos to 499. For the old Doiers. I know I was going to say it's getting getting to that time of night right here. First Besoto Diego Mosquera for the Metz. Mosquera. It's Christian Cerda first Besoto for the Diamondbacks. Dude the Dimebacks are loaded in this. Dimebacks are loaded. We've got a Yeniel Yaboy Laboy to 299 on the white speck. A lot of congrats. A's. Yeniel Laboy. Look at him. Can't risk injury apparently. Must be. Must be. Must be. Workplace. Workplace violence. Yeah there you go. We've got Spence Kaufman for the Padres. Spence Kaufman. That is a Brett Wisely. First Besoto for the Rates. Brett Wisely. And a Joandre Rivera to 299. Nice one there for the Nationals. Nationals there. Next up is a Juan Benjamin for the Guardians. Juan Benjamin. Again guys 23 to go on plates and patches. Hayden Dunhurst. Besoto for the Royals. And nice one here is True Gold Anthony Pueguero. That'll be going to the Marlins. Nice one there. Miami. Anthony Pueguero 49-50. Andy Perez first Besoto for the Rockies. Got Green of Leonardo Bernard to 299 for the Cardinals. And Purple Yeniel Yaboy Laboy to 250. Congrats on that. A's. Nice one there. Oakland. Adon Sanchez going to the Cups. First Besoto. Choice Exclusive. Axial Pia, applause to 150. Pirates. Axial Plaws. And Blue Raywave is Bryant Betancourt. Nice one there. Rockies. Congrats Colorado. Bryant Betancourt. Very nice. That is going to be a Everett Cooper the third for the Nationals. Got nice. Justin Henry Malloy for the Braves. There's no auto on that. There's no auto on that. Invisible Ink. Boxing Rapper going to the Braves. Okay, all right. That's a new one. A Ludwing Espinosa to 299. Just draw a smiley face on it. Yeah, there you go. Cleanest. Yeah, cleanest sig all day right there Chris. Just give it to me. I'll have him sign it at a Mudhead and keep Mudhead's game. He will not get it back. Thank you for Billy's being honest Spencer. We'll give you that. It is Daniel Mateo. First Besoto for the Rangers. Not wrong Joshua. Not wrong. Got Javier Rivas to 150 for the Pirates. And Green Ronald Hernandez to 99. True Green for the Marlins. Congrats Marlins. I'm like 95 percent sure. Yes Nathan. Didn't even realize it. Oh no, Spencer. You didn't even get the Houndam for an autograph. All right, we've got a Jonathan Henriquez going to the Mets. That's nice. A gold of Diego Mosquera. Gold Shimmer, six of 50 going to the Mets. Congrats Mets. And Purple Anderson de Los Santos going to the Orioles to 250. True Purple. He's got the old Doosuno. Carlos De La Cruz. Base first auto for the Phillies. Nice one there. Choice exclusive is Ariel Castro to 150 for the Twins. Again, choice exclusive on Mets. And a Refractor Dylan OOO Ray. Refractor for the Brewers. Bam. Congrats Milwaukee. Shit's it all blends together at this point. All just blends together at this point man. background noise at this point. White noise. Baby Alert. Got a Miguel Tamarez. Hot Tamarez. That is going to be Anthony G with a spot in plates. Anthony A with a spot in plates. We're down to 21. Both the Anthony's. Thank you both very much. Anthony. That is going to be Chase Astep. Base first auto for the old Mets. And Refractor Jonathan Enriquez to 499 for the Mets. Congrats Mets. There is one in there. I say I will now I think about it probably to Mag. I'll just hand it over to you when you when we get there. 21 to go guys. 21 to go. All right, we've got recap. Base autos of Chase Astep, Miguel Tamarez, Carlos de la Cruz, Yonatan Enriquez, Daniel Mateo, Justin Henry-Miloy with no auto. Everett Cooper, Adon Sanchez, Andy Perez, Hayden Dunhurst, Juan Benjamin, Brett Wisely, Spence Kaufman, Christian Serda, Diego Mosquera, Axel Plaz, Dmitryo Crescentes, Gerardo Quintero, Juan Corneal. Refractors to 499. Dylan OO Ray, Yonatan Enriquez, Christian Mena, Henry Ramos to 299 is Joandre Rivera, Yeniel La Boi to 250, Anderson Adela Santos, Yeniel La Boi. 299 is Ludwig Espinosa to 150, Ariel Castro, Javier Rivas, Bryant Betancourt. I would say probably that one. Oh, geez. Axel Plaz to 150. Green to 99, Ronald Hernandez, Leonardo Bernal, and Gold to 50, Diego Mosquera, and Anthony Piguero. Do it for the break, everybody. Thanks again for the fill. Up next is Divis.


Welcome to Jalassa News, the Ketop Stories and Cryptocurrency Jalassets, and breaking on to Bite-sized pieces. So today I want to take you back a little bit of a history lesson because what is going on with Ethereum right now. Ethereum is pumping and it is either at or has already surpassed its all-time high around 1440. It's been fluctuating right now and the date is January 19th, 11 am, I'll pass to Texas time. And what I want to talk to you about is this crazy price prediction that I put forth and actually I had went this video to go live on March 14th. And when I did that around that time, it was all when that craziness was just about to hit with the coronavirus here in the States. And it was just a very odd time. So just to fast forward to today, we've got, you know, Bitcoin 37K, Ethereum 1400 dot and whatever, dots at 1655. It's up 100% for seven days.  It's a pretty great time. This is the time that everybody wants to be in crypto. Nobody wants to be in crypto when everything's moving sideways and it's boring as hell or it's crashing to the ground.  So when I was taking a look at everything that had gone through, I was like, you know, I think what I was looking for was my Ethereum exit strategy, because I was thinking about this last night. I was talking to a friend about exit strategies and, you know, the things to sell and what not to sell. Bitcoin, I'll probably hold on a little bit longer because you never know what's going to go on with Bitcoin. So Bitcoin could go to, you know, it could not this bull run, but maybe next bull run 400,000, 500,000. Who knows? But it could be massive, but everything else, all the old coins, they're all fair game in my opinion. I'm not going to hold on to a ton of them all the way. I'm going to have to sell because that's what I'm talking about for the longest time. And if history repeats itself, which it seems to do pretty well because everybody likes to talk about, you know, these cycles. If that is the case, 2021 is the massive bull run and 2022 is the time for the big dip. So I expect it to happen. I believe it will happen. I don't think we're going to go to the moon because we don't have everything in place as far as the infrastructure. I know people talk about how great it is, but I don't think it's there. I don't think it's there. Just take a look at DeFi. DeFi has got a long way to go. It could be something great, but not right now. We're not going to be putting mortgages on our DeFi anytime within the next two months. So that is just one aspect. Ethereum is still progressing in Ethereum 2.0, won't be ready for at least a year.  So we will see. But the thing is, is about getting ready for your exit strategy. I know people talk about, well, I'm just going to put into loans. Well, you can do loans. We've talked about that, but you have to make sure that those loans work for you as far as cryptocurrency collateralized loans. If you take out loans and then there is a huge crash, which is what I think will happen in 2022, then what happens? Well, those loans get called back and all the different cryptocurrency that is collateralized. Well, that just gets sold off at a massive discount. So I'm not going to wait around for that. And if I do take loans, it'll be for other assets, properties, land, that type of thing that can appreciate. But it's not going to be, I mean, a huge bulk of that just doesn't make any sense to me. So exit strategies and where I see it. So actually, this, this video, what I made this video was pretty funny time, not this one, this one here, the Ethereum price prediction, the Ethereum price prediction, which went live on March 14, 2020. And I actually had pre-recorded this again, because I went to Brazil for a volleyball tournament. And I wanted just to put some content out there. And I left it around on like March 11, March 10, we flew over there, you know, it takes about a day to get there. And then it just went live on March 14, which is pretty funny because if you remember what happened in March, that's when it was pretty stable around 200 bucks, around $200, 250, somewhere around there. And then it was kind of, you know, stabilizing around, you know, 244, 230, something that looks right here. But then when you, when I had recorded this, and then like a couple of days later, that's when we had that Black Swan event. And as soon as that happened, it went from like 220 down to like, what was this, 110? Yeah, like 120, 110, somewhere around there, 123, pretty crappy. So of course, when I released this, it just was really funny because the predictions that I gave were like ridiculous.  And I've always said on this channel that I think Ethereum is a $10,000 token or coin. And I think it could do, you know, great things. It's just that I don't know if it's going to happen this bull run or next bull run.  But I'm just not convinced right now. I just not, especially with the fees and everything else. So when I did this, and you're going to see the actual price prediction. But I do say that a conservative number is 10K. I think anywhere from 5 to 10K is pretty reasonable. And I back it up with data of what we're talking about. And in one of these on the high end predictions, I do say it's around 27, 28K. So, you know, it's one of those videos. Anyhow, I want you to watch this video and just tell me what you think at the end. But the big thing is, is the Ethereum exit strategy. Again, you never want to sell all of your crypto because you never know if it's going to go to the moon. It's going to go to Mars or Jupiter. So you always want to keep some around. But at some point, you really need to, I can't tell you what to do. I'm not a financial advisor. So this is what I'm going to do. This is what works for me pretty well. And I still see it as a four-year cycle. I see it as a halving at an all-time high, then a massive dip, and then a reset, then a halving, then an all-time high. So I'll be here in five years. I'll be doing this channel and I'll be leading or talking to people about what happened before, what happened in the second bull run, now the third bull run. And I'm going to tell them what's going to happen in the fourth bull run as far as I see it. So watch this video. I'm just going to break it up to the most important parts. But it was pretty crazy timing for this one. All right, let's jump in. Season. Now, talking about all these things, where do I get to $10,000? Let's take a look. So for this one, I like to look at the Bitcoin halvings and what the price action happened. So the first halving, the first one, remember, Bitcoin is around 2009. Around 2012, we had our first halving. The halving, it cut the minor rewards in half. So essentially all those miners, great job everybody, but you're going to be paid half of what she did for the last time, which back then wasn't too big of a deal. So I said, okay, so November 20, 2012, the price of Bitcoin, $12.31, Jesus. That's awesome. Then in roughly a year, it went up to almost $1,000. That's super awesome. And that's an increase of about 8,000%. So like, great. What happened the second one? Well, the second one on July 9, 2016 was the date of the halving. And that was 650 bucks on July 9, 2016. On the all-time high for that year, December 16, 2017, it was around $20,000. That's about a 3,000% increase. So from 8,000 to 3,000, it went down by about two thirds, or it's a third of 8,000%. Great. So it's a third. Now from the second halving, the third halving, what's going to happen? I don't know. But if we look at history, make an educated guess. So from the first halving and second halving for the all-time high type of thing, it took about one from one year from these two dates, these two dates, about a year and a half. So maybe this one, conservatively, maybe two years, maybe one year, maybe one and a half. But if we look at history, two years, one, one and a half, two, makes sense, right? So if we have a $10,000 Bitcoin at the price of halving, which we have almost right now, I think we're like a couple hundred bucks away, we hit $10,000. A couple, yeah, I think it was yesterday, yesterday or two days ago. And it went down, which I knew it would. I don't see why people get so hyped up about $10,000. People are not going to FOMO in until they see like a $30,000 Bitcoin. Just telling you. So $10,000, that means between these two parts right here, we take a look at here to the relative all-time high, $20,000, $10,000, $100,000. What we're looking at is the percentage increase. So from 8,000% down to 3,000%, let's take it down to about a third. Let's say it's 1,000%. 1,000 times 3 is 3,000. 3,000 times 3 is, well, 9,000. But let's deal with round numbers. So 1,000% increase. So it's 10,000 on May 2020. And we go up 10x. We're looking at 100,000 Bitcoin. Everybody got it? Great. Let's take a look at the same type of thing, but Ethereum. So Ethereum, everything being considered. The price went live on July 30, 2015 at $1. During the second halving, when the halving occurred on July 9, 2016, Ethereum was $10.91. How sweet is that? And then in December 16, 2017, just a year and a half later, it was 1,400 bucks. That is a 140x increase roughly. Can you imagine for $10 you put in, every $10 you put in?  So amazing, amazing return. That was, I mean, from $1 to $10, you're like, 10x. But look at this one. From the second halving to third halving, we are at $221. I do not see Ethereum going down that much lower. I believe it'll only go higher towards the halving. But let's just say, for the sake of argument, it's at 200 bucks. So if we take $10 to $200, that's a 20x increase, right? 20 times 10, 200. So if we do the same thing over here, we say, well, 1,400 times 20 is $28,000.  You may be right. 20,000 is pretty high, right? That would be like almost a $3 trillion market cap. But let's just go with the 10,000 number, okay? Let's all just be easy peasy and just say, how about 10,000? So 10,000, after we just, what we looked at, does that not seem reasonable now? Now remember, this is 2020.  Ethereum went so much higher. I'd rather say that it turns to be 10,000 than to say something wacky like 50, 60, 70, 100,000. That's just, that's a little crazy, but who knows? But I think 10,000 is definitely doable. I mean, heck, the all-time high was 1,400, and that wasn't like breaking a sweat. We didn't have the infrastructure that we had. We didn't have all the different big players in the game. There wasn't the track that was laid down.  Now we have a lot of things going for us. I think it's gonna happen. So the problem we have is getting out at the right time because how do we make sure that we get those profits? Well, to get these profits, we need to have an exit strategy and let's go over that right now. Okay, so let's go over this. So here we have our Bitcoin chart. And this is overall from the beginning of when it was actually recorded. We know that Bitcoin started in 2009, but this is when it was actually recorded from 2013 all the way to today, right? Somewhere in February 20th, 2020. So we've got this overall picture. Let's take a look at what happened with this bull run. So this bull run, the last one, started around November 12, 2017, and it was about $5,800. Now some people would say, well, the bull run started back here, it started over there, but just for the sake of argument, let's just put it right around here because that's when we see a nice little trend line go vertical. Fantastic. So what happened? So from November 12th to December 17th, that's about a month. It went from $5,800 down here to about $20,000 down here. So you had to hitch your peak roughly around four weeks, three and a half, four weeks, something like that. And then what happened?   This is what I went through and it's awful. What you see is it keeps going up and up and up and mentally you're thinking to yourself, this will never go down. This is awesome. I'm good to go. I'm the smartest man alive. I'm a genius. Nothing can stop me. And then you start to see these things just kind of toiled down and down and down.  Then it goes down, down, down. And it goes up and it goes down. And before you know it, you're stuck over here and the price is $6,200. And depending on where you bought, you can either be like wrecked or super wrecked and especially if you held it all the way on to $3,000 like I did because I am stubborn and do not like take losses. However, as a good teacher puts ice in your veins and teaches you to be patient. Now this leads me to the moment we've all been waiting for, the Ethereum exit strategy. Now I've learned some things along the way and I can tell you this, that if you don't have a strategy in place, your mentality will hold you back because just like what I talked about, you think, oh, it'll never go. It'll never go down. It'll keep going up and I can wait a little bit. Before you know it, you started losing and losing and losing and nobody, nobody can predict the top or the bottom. I don't care if it's Noshidamas himself. You will not be able to time it right. It just doesn't happen. And all the TAPO let's say, oh, I can do it. I can do it.   Dollar cost average in and out and you'd be fine. So here's my exit strategy. So I'm thinking myself, it's going to go to $10,000, right? And hey, look, it might go to $100,000. I don't know. But I want you to notice one thing, the amount of Ethereum remaining. Just watch this number, okay? So let's say I'm going to think around around $1,000 I want to sell and right next to $1,000 is a price point of $9.93. Now, why do I have $9.93? Well, I learned this from Mr. BXRP. Pretty smart guy. He said, look, everybody's going to have their sell walls. They're going to have, they're going to pick these points of like round numbers. Everybody likes round numbers, right? So they're going to put those in and then on the exchanges, all these different sellers are going to come in and you can just get passed by it and that's a problem, right? So if you have it at $1,000, you might miss out. If you had a $9.93, then boom, boom, boom, everything is taken care of and you're good to go. Now all the other people at $1,000, they have to wait sometimes because they're all huddled together. But you are smart. You put it at $9.93 or $9.92 or $9.84 or whatever it is, some kind of crazy number below that round number point. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to sell about 5%. So let's say I have 40 Ethereum. So 5% of 40 is 2. I'm just going to sell 2 and I've got 38 left and I'm going to profit $2,000, 2 times 1,000, 2,000. I can get that. I know that math. All right, let's say it goes at 2,000, right? So I'm not going to sell 2,000. I'm going to sell like around some crazy number, 1,968, somewhere around there, right? I'm going to sell 10%, which means I'm going to sell 4. So if I sell 4 from 38, now I got 34. 4 times 2,000, 8,000. So right there, hopefully in a small amount of time because if you went around for the 2017 bull run, you know that how fast things can go up. They can double like that. So maybe in three or four days, I made 10 grand. It's a good day, right? And let's just say that, I don't know, I didn't do this, but if I did do this, let's say I bought 40 Ethereum at 200 bucks. All right. Well, that's about what, 8,000 bucks? So if I just sell, you know, my 4 and 2 right here, I've made more than my money back and everything's good. Now I'm just living the dream, baby. I'm riding a gravy train with biscuit wheels, no problems, no issues, and I'm just waiting for this train to come in. So let's say I think, well, I think it's going to go to 4,000, which I do believe. I picked this number 37,89, I don't know.  So I sell 7, I have 27 left, and I make 28,000 on a profit. Pretty good, right? Now we go to 6,000, good 92, 20%, finally. So I mean, you can see how this all rolls in. And to leave you not short, you don't have to pause this video and watch it in the description. I have my Bitcoin, my Ethereum, or XRP and Ethereum exit strategies all in a Google spreadsheet. You can access it anytime, take a look. This is just what I'm doing, not financial advice, just what I personally am doing. Now, if you are someone who is younger than me and want to let it roll, let it roll. Don't take any profits out, it's up to you. I don't care what you do personally. Only thing I do want to say is don't be like me and hold bags for years and years and years without taking some profit because it keeps things tight. And I always thought that things were going to go up, but it never actually did. So just be careful, that's all. And yeah, but I want you to notice one thing about this amount remaining. At the very end of all these things, I still have a Bitcoin, I still have a lot of XRP, I still have Ethereum, I still have EOS, I still have Chainlink, I still have credit, I still have a lot of those even after my exit strategy because I never know if these things really do hit, not the moonshot, the Marshot, where it just goes to like crazy bonkers, $50,000 Ethereum. All right, so I hope you enjoyed that video. I know pretty crazy, right? Anywhere between 10K and like 27, 28K, I mean, that's what the data shows us. And could we do that? Yeah, sure, why not? But I mean, will we definitely can do it? No, nobody knows. Nobody has any clue. Nobody has.  And that's it. So just be careful and play it smart.  I still think it's going to serve me pretty well. I mean, we're coming up to March again. It's been a year and that's what I'm going to stick to. What do you think of the comment section? And thanks for sticking with me. If you like these types of videos, maybe two months going to pop up on your left and right, but YouTube do its magic and that's all. So thanks so much. See you on the next one.


So what's this out here about you pulling any horns on Fortis? I thought we were going to confirm him. I didn't turn on him. Well, I said your staff said that you were going to be gone and that you couldn't do much more and that Fortis wouldn't be confirmed. I just got a few dates set for September, but I'll be here. I'll tell Fortis and these folks that you're going to see he's confirmed it. I got it. I want you to stand up there and slug it out. Yeah. I don't know how to help Jim. Well, why don't you take charge and find out? I just got to take charge of it again. Jim and Sam Irwin and John Petrelin and Strom Sermon. Are you less optimistic than you were? Uh-huh. Are you less optimistic about Fortis than you were? Uh-huh. Do you think these folks won't want to go back on that bench? Uh-huh. Do you think they won't want to go back? Oh, Christ, I don't want them to go back. Now you think they do? I don't know. I don't know. I gotta be.


I'll show you Punish Dato Doya. Punish Dato Doya coming up something fierce and I dropped my comma. How's it going everybody? Dato Doya here with some more Dragon Ball Fighter's rank matches but this time we're actually on the Xbox version instead of the PC version which I usually play. So that's why I'm a little lower, I'm at Maazin rank still. And the reason I came over here is because you know I kind of want to get Super Saiyan God on here as well and then I'm thinking maybe after that I'll try to go for it on PS4 but really I don't know yet that's kind of why we're playing the main team here just because you know new console you gotta stick to what you know honestly. Oh just keeping it basic all right let's not let's not rush anything we're still going up against a Kid Boo. It might be post nerf Kid Boo but we still gotta keep it pretty basic. Oh missed that. Oh that was supposed to be a reflect definitely not a Key Blast. I could promise you that all right uh that's not gonna kill us so we should be all right nice ooh let's go all right going in for the basic stuff oh no oh okay that hit thank god all right that easy easy nice okay by the way if you hear any klaxis because I am playing on a arcade stick now I always do when I play console just throwing a little destructive this so Krillin gets to be the leader of the group again I don't know why on console it's just more comfortable for me to play with arcade stick I know that might be a stark difference than what you're used to oh Krillin I see oh we are definitely we are definitely going for the hard knockdown on this one I'm thinking uh I think I'm thinking maybe a little side of Dragon Rush maybe fake overhead dragon oh god he saw us coming oh god he got us before the beam came out that hit oh that was cheap that's still our turn baby that's still our turn all right nice knockout Krillin just putting in the world's finest let's see if we can't get a nice helping of Krillin time here okay we're getting him to the corner that's the first ingredient when you're baking a Krillin combo cut pie oh he got us that was just good defense good D good D can he kill us though no he can't he didn't with the vanish that's one of trunks biggest problems big punish big punish yep ah nice punish okay so he kept calm got the punish he's gonna get the switch in too this is the scary part damn unfortunate but we can still get a sliding knockdown here so not too big of a deal oh that was a beautiful dragon rush I don't even think he I think he thought I was gonna hit him with a dragon rush but really I was trying to after a bit to mix him up so in the end that really worked out for him there oh I should have I should have been ready for the down heavy there no that's not gonna kill I probably could have sparking oh please hit no oh he's not letting up he's not letting up oh oh all right now it's time to hit every button on the joystick here and just pop it actually we got some time we got some time we don't gotta pop it right now we can still buy a little oh nice mix up he's not really hitting me with any crazy sparking trunk stuff oh I tried checking that no okay let's see now it's probably about time unfortunate here we go oh I would have been I would have been peeped oh I would have been peeped at that level three hit me off the vanish that would have not been gravy for me I probably would have lost the game off pura there we go bring it home with the downward coming at me huh you know it's not very often you actually get a person that stays through to the loss on console ever since I like I've been playing a little over the course of the day numerous rage quitters let me know down in the comments if any of you guys that play on console experience like I got three like three in a row I was like holy moly like on PC rage quitting is not that common I think it's just because it's a little harder and there's not as many players so maybe like there's a stigma attached to it okay nice nice nice I just didn't want them I just didn't want them to get away with that boob all for absolutely free okay okay good stuff get off of me though oh that was supposed to be it ah that was supposed to be a comment may I not a key blast I have my hands under the desk hopefully the the sounds of the joystick is uh you know masked just a little bit I don't want you guys to be hearing it constantly like it is the fact that you are just going to oh we got it we got it ladies and gentlemen we got them ah we didn't get the full thing though a real shame real shame super dash yon to the the bread and butter of my uh the bread and butter of my theatrics honestly all right so now we get another mix up and it's Krillin time oh he got out what the there we go that should be a kill run up on him forgot to knock him down that's fine we do got these key blast Krillin oh with the nice throw I see you Krillin boy all right let's get it some more again with the super dash yon to you gotta not get caught by that oh I dropped it oh get off of me okay got the five frame five frame special there not not the most exciting thing that's ever happened to me there we go let's end it how do I how do I keep dry is it because these five frames keep sparking up oh he got me he slapped the he slapped the absolute sanity out of Krillin right there that was not the best thing that's ever happened to me okay okay I see you I see but do you see me ah get him out of here dude wrap it up all right next game next game let's see if we can actually get the thing is if over the many games I've played today if they didn't rage quit they at least quit out before three three strikes no we actually okay much respect to this guy now I'm now this is getting a little interesting oh that wasn't even real that's you always hate to see a non real combo we might not get any assist up oh I'm going way too slow on that I think that's what's happening oh it's been a while since I've done that combo damn tripped up by the light low usually I usually I focus more on blocking overhead with kid boo because he has so many of them well not really so many but he can hit you so many different ways with two different overheads that's not hitting every time I do that stop flocking oh that's oh yes that that is very important because now we get the instant switch out we're moving in that was a little rusty a little rusty is probably putting it a little too nicely for me that was that was covered in rust I'm glad I didn't get hit by that though oh man that was a good conversion that was like at the tip of the light you had to react to that pretty fast oh mistime the reflect all right you know what let me get a let me get a little bean in here excuse me sir that was kind of my lunch oh let me get some of this now there we go eat it up oh that's good health no don't ever try that on me oh I didn't miss oh that missed two all right I'm just gonna let him kind of assert himself on offense here I'm just gonna kind of play the secondary role and I got caught by the slide try to jump didn't happen for me that's a big catch that's a level three yep I agree I agree big hard knock down in the corner you got three bars to spare anyway why not hit me with the mix up and what a mix up it truly was okay it's it's true what they say I tried spamming buttons I saw I saw him walk up a little I was like he's just gonna walk up and block let me go ahead and assert myself turns out that was the worst decision I could ever made oh no sliding on that that's a oh come on Krillin you gotta stop dropping this let me readjust the way I'm holding this because apparently it's uh prone to getting more drops wow oh that's not gonna be enough wait maybe not even close not even close oh that's fine if I can guard all this oh that was a beautiful cross up that was actually beautiful oh all right we're gonna spark up now oh no no no no that's good that's good oh and that we're gonna take that trunks all the way to the bank okay whoo all right this got close all of a sudden so you know what let me hit him with a little bit of you know let me show this man why I got a yamcha degree there we go it's because I can read those attacks in the air oh big yikes oh get off of me get off of me nothing but the finest of defense oh we don't even clash uh oh oh that's a bad that's bad for the momentum taking a little blue hill thinking oh I thought it was gonna be a tech but he just let it up come on you gotta oh no no hit oh I was trying to block that I what was I doing if I wasn't blocking maybe I held up back instead of just back so I it registered a jump all right come on Krillin oh no no no no no no like there's level three no level three what are you would say I checked that I checked it no my buttons oh my buttons drop it drop it drop it be a good boy come on oh oh yeah hate to see it happen how many drops oh the time stamp comment is going to be filled up today boys new controller knew me how to nice to meet you drop Odoya here okay but now we're playing with a chip on our shoulder though let's get it you want to see punished dato doya let's go I'll show you punished dato doya punish dato doya coming up something fierce and I dropped my comma no switching nice no no not nice nice there we go that's what I like to see everybody's still pretty healthy wipe off the old hands let's get back into a little break uh get Krillin back in here I don't want no Goku hello we need Goku fans we Krillin fans going up again there we go let's go a little bit of a mix up just jk i just dropped my combo two hits how many destructo discount him was that efficient no but did I need to do it to send a point don't do it you've got to watch out for the super dashing objects eating you alive ultra instinct dato doya random level three works every time hurry you need to save me oh no it didn't help it didn't help I could oh big lag oh let's play some defense let's play some honest defense I I hate honest defense I hate honest defense that's a kill nice nice nice all right but I still have my Super Saiyan Goku so we we should be good here well that's not necessarily good for us we in there he's gonna wake up and just block oh my gosh 10 frames is this the power of a god is this the evolution oh god I had to hit every button on the damn stick nice we take it three one uh a little bit rusty honestly I gotta practice with this arcade stick more but who how many drops that was truly the epitome of a drug you know what let's go one more I ain't done yet I want to I want to get this combo and I want to prove myself I want to go three out that's right I'll drop that for now definitely planned by me oh tech that let's go let's go Krillin big energy big bald boy energy dropped it remember I said this was more comfortable for me wow wow that was that was almost insane dude that was almost insane two beams instead of one that's right back it up boys back it up all right that's not the combo okay all right you go ahead and take a break deflect didn't work there oh big yikes big yikes we're going down probably hard knockdown too at least I would know no hard knockdown he just mixes me up ops to go for that that's going to be a I don't know looks like a big mistake right there every time with the Krillin drops oh that was just well spaced well actually I kind of saw that coming honestly because I've been doing a lot of back tech super dash but you know it's not just absent minded we we do we do recognize that we do it a lot there we go we can do a standard vanish combo into the sliding let's just fake the overhead and go for the dragon rush I forgot he jumps up he does that a lot that's that option never works against that so probably not the best idea no I did up back instead of back oh big yikes okay drop me hard knockdown no hard knockdown oh that was just good five frames don't forget about it oh my god he just watched me away all right I think this one's going to be even more difficult than the last one he why is he doing I think every time I stop my offense he thinks it's going to be a dragon rush I should probably stagger out my punches a little better back to back tech drag super dash works every time every time 99% of the time I think he's going to spark in here let's just see if we can't catch it we can't okay oh no that's bad news oh that's a dead Krillin right I don't know how many of you guys have seen a dead Krillin before but that's a dead Krillin I mean it never happens in the show so probably not a lot of you who could forget the freeze of saga when he when he hid amongst the explosion made it look like that was him that was just true beauty let's see if I can't let's see if I can't style on I can't style on him super dash no super dash vanish oh we out of there that's right I got I got I got touched oh let's get it eight spirit ball oh okay I'm gonna call it there because I am I am on fire 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Don't know who I'm talking about when I mentioned Andrani, then you're not following me on Instagram. I see somebody. Is that what we're doing? Yes. Yay! I believe it's Variety, yeah. Variety dropped this new video, I think yesterday, of Priyanka. Yay! I think we did 73, is that Variety? I can't remember if it, Variety or not. Yeah, we did it with Topeka, we did it with Priyanka, and I think it was Variety. Yeah, it's a Variety of Oak, I can't remember. But we've done a couple of one of theirs, but this one's called Everything Priyanka Does in a Day. I believe she also talks about some about this guy's pink and everything he's seen and stuff like that. We love Priyanka, and hopefully, I think this goes a little into this guy's pink behind the scene stuff too. Oh, good. We enjoyed that, if you haven't seen that review, go, I'll put that right here. I haven't done that in a while. Oh. Here we go. Priyanka Chopra Jonas. Hi guys, I'm Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and this is what I do in an entire day. And I am, it's like, I don't wake up or anything. So, a typical day when I'm filming sky's pink, say in Mumbai, because we shuttle over. We would have really early mornings because we wanted to quiet. It's basically this love story of this couple that lose their child. The grief of it, joy of it, celebrating the person who has lived rather than mourning the person who has gone. It's a very complex film with many complex emotions.  And it was just a beautiful, beautiful thing because I was raised by two ferociously protective and possessive parents. And I saw how parents fight for their kids' firsthand. And this was just very, very special to me on many levels. So the movie travels a lot, but we filmed all the set stuff and the set pieces in Mumbai, but we were on location in Delhi and London. I would wake up around, say, quarter to six. First thing in the morning I have to do is check my home. I finished filming like a big, big chunk of the movie three days before I got married. There was just so much going on. And I never was too far from home. I'd have my friends go, I'd have my shower, I'd give my car, we'd take about 40 minutes to get to set. By the time I reached that, I get into the zone of my character. And I'm off-book. I aged from about 25 to 52 in the movie. So we had different looks for every decade or so that I played. It was very subtle aging in the movies because Shonali's a believer that my director, that women are never aged beautifully in movies somehow. So at 50, why should a woman look dowdy? I really agreed with that. So if it would take about two hours, I would get into hair and makeup at about seven. I'll be ready to shoot by about nine o'clock. But that process, when I'm in my trailer, it becomes like a cocoon. Very intense movie with a lot of intense emotions. So the red music was important. Hair and makeups were even in the zone. Give me mood, give me angst, give me pain and sadness and all of those things. So that would happen. I can't remember what was specific. I'm sorry, it would be really funny if I did. I can't. Walking from my trailer to set is like a big important zoning in sort of a moment. Once I walk in the sets, I'm going to go into rehearsals and there's a lot to see for us. Because Shonali was very about what natural instincts come to our actors or what depends on our actors and allows them to be. Like I'm not method in a way where I can't. I can't even have other thoughts. I can't do that because then you don't surprise yourself in a performance. I feel like personally as an actor, I have to leave room for magic. Then while they set up the show, I go sit on my chair, have my coffee. This coffee doesn't leave my side for at least four hours after I wake up. Terrible, I know, I know. But my brain needs to wake up. After like maybe 20 minutes of shooting a scene, I would have 60, 65 images and images and a million images of a million things. And especially friends saying like, we can only get this wine or only these flowers are available or what is it? What is it? The right color of ivory, which I'm very specific. But it's also kind of like my fault because I wanted to see everything. I talked to myself saying that this is my fault. And while I was working, Nick would handle it because he was in the US at that time. So we conquered really well because Vali was in the US. Wedding, planning, attacking, fighting. And I knew it would be day there. So while I was sleeping, he could get a lot of work done. I guess that's how we, I ended up shooting a movie and planning a wedding in like five weeks. I don't know. I do not know. And maintaining their long distance relationship. It was a wedding app that we created for the wedding. But outside of that, I feel like people will judge me. For this. I like doing math. So there's this app called Math 42. It's like really cool. Yeah, I do math for fun, okay?  Wow, that's great. I don't want to say hydrated. I forget to eat and drink sometimes when I'm on set for sure. So I definitely have my assistant and we like appreciate in the day that today we're going to get through six bottles of water or like five bottles of water. It's so easy to do. We call it hydration perhaps, man. Yeah, oh yeah. Time stands still. Water has to come from me whenever I have to. That's amazing. And I have to. Especially with the kind of like how much coffee I drink and the fact that I hardly sleep and I'm always in different time zones and planes. And I also hydrate the coconut water. Smart. In and by from the coconut itself. Smart. In Mumbai, I have a home. So I live at home. And location for two hours away, location could be half an hour away. First Nick and I would connect about the progress he made during the day and the progress I made during the day. And then we would talk about the things that we have to do. And then we'd speak to our wedding planners on a conference call. All this would happen while I'm coming back home. And then there was so many friends and so much family at my house. So I go back home. There's like dinner and there's so many people and I love that. But just while you're filming a movie, it was a lot. I had to have been a lot, oh yeah.  But my friends and family are kind of great. They kind of know me. So they know if I'm getting quiet in the middle of a lot of people, I need time.  And I'm very happy to. I didn't come back after like 45 minutes to teach everyone what I was doing. So it's okay. I usually am a wine kind of girl, but it was before the wedding. I was like, wait, getting the shape. So I was offline at that point. It wasn't taking too much cause I was on films. But I would definitely be. I would sleep about two, three in the morning. It always takes me at least half an hour to sleep. Even if my body is like. So she can only get three hours to sleep on this phone? Especially with the high stress and pace of my job. I need at least like an hour, hour and a half to just sit down, talk, maybe watch TV, eat dinner. But just to come down from the energy and the adrenaline. I didn't get much sleep. So right after I wrapped, you know, about three, four days for the wedding, I had to take a day and a half of just sleeping, you know, facial massage, nails, like just one day of decompressing. And then I got straight into it. That's great. You had a vlog. Cause it was very relatable. Cause we were very relatable. Obviously we've been at a certain level. Yeah. We get out of the millionaire level. No, no, no, no. The actor level of relating to how set life is. Set life is fun, but it's also, it's very, if you haven't done it, you don't know. It's a own universe. And obviously a superstars set life is very different from what we would have on set.  It's true. Even if you're doing, like if you're doing a student film and you're the SAG artist, they'll go out of their way to make sure they're doing what's right or the union will get on. Oh yeah. Would you, you want some bottled water and they'll make the craft services that just like some granola bars and M&Ms, they'll do something for you. It's amazing. It is amazing. But if you're on a full blown set and it's like network TV or a big budget motion picture, that's what I want. It is insane what craft services will provide for you. I wonder, you know, we're both SAG actors, which is a screen actor. The screen actors are ill here in Los Angeles. I don't know if that has anything to do with anything out of that idea. I've asked that question before in regard to is there a union for actors like there is here in the States? Since we are a union, are we allowed to do anything in India? I'm sure they have things, because they hire actors from the SAG. They're not the SAG. Yeah. But Nina, she is drunk. Yeah. But SAG will also do things where you can get permission. SAG, I've talked to SAG people who say we can't police everything. We're not going to police everything. But if you were caught doing something, violating it, obviously you shouldn't. So yeah, and I don't know about the working, if there's a union for actors in India or maybe there is a branch of SAG that covers. Yeah, that'd be interesting to figure out. But yeah, Priyanka is one, she's a really good talker. Yes, she is. And I think she'd be so fun to actually talk to and sit down with and talk about acting with. And then just because, in seeing obviously her whole way of preparing and her approach to it, she's not method, but she's, you know, I think everybody's a little form of method. Got to be. To an extent as an actor. You have to be. I don't know how you can't be. Yeah, not full method, not Daniel Day-Lewis. Very few people are full, Daniel Day-Lewis method. No, no, no. Very rare. Well, should most people be full method? No, very rare. It's one of those things, but you know, whatever works for you as an actor is what you should do. And some actors will only do it first. Like there's some actors who'll be full method for only a particular role and then change it. I love what you said that Shia LaBeouf said, that he's method adjacent. Method adjacent. That's the perfect description for what I think most actors act. Yeah, most actors probably are that. But the fact that she was doing the entire film while playing, I mean, I know she has assistants upon assistants upon assistants. But plan a wedding and that kind of wedding. Yeah, like a royal wedding basically. Right. And when she was on Jimmy Fallon, she was talking about her and Nick and how, you know, celebrities will get their names blended together in some way. And she said, yeah, it's kind of hard to put our names together. I've got one that I really like, but I don't think Nick likes it. And that's to put our names together and just call us Prick.  That's great. Isn't that great? That's a great name. Oh man, she should do it. She should do it. She should start calling them a bunch of, the group of Prick. I love it. Yeah, have you seen a new thing from Prick today?


Hey guys, welcome to Rotorat. I'm Lidryb and I'm here with my friend Mike, a.k.a. Curb FPV. Today we're gonna be working on one of my favorite tricks, the emulmin. Come on. There it is! Alright, so we've been flying with Sean a lot lately, and he keeps talking about doing this trick. It's an emulmin? Yeah. I can't even say the name right. Emulmin? Emulmin. Emulmin. Emul- Emulmon. So the name comes from Acrobatic Planes, 3D Planes. This is a fixed-wing maneuver that's been kind of adapted for FPV. Half power loop, roll, and you go that way. It's a very handy trick to have in your bag because it opens up how you can maneuver around a spot. So just like a split-s is a great way to smoothly change your direction where split-s means you roll and pull under it. An emulmin has essentially the opposite effect where rather than going over an object, you get to go under an object and then change that way, right? So, and then roll out, right? Yeah, so you just go under, power loop up, roll out. And it's something that you might end up starting to do as you bail out of power loops, right? So like, let's say you're trying to power loop around an obstacle, right?  Roll out, right? But the idea is you want to make it as smooth as possible. Make it as possible, so, well, we're actually doing it on purpose. The idea is do it on purpose and make it all flow together as you go up and roll on out. It's more than just getting upside down and rolling over. It's about getting that momentum to push yourself backwards. So having the travel. And I think that's one of the hardest parts is adding enough throttle on your way up to inversion so that you have that backwards momentum. When I see a lot of people struggle with is they come out, they're up, they roll over and they're just stopped. Gotcha. One of the most important parts of this technique is to get your momentum going the other way as part of the power loop.  Like when you're looking up at the sky, add that throttle, start pushing yourself that way. So as you come out, you've got your momentum going this way and so then you're already traveling this way. So as you roll out, you just keep your momentum going, right? So I think what we'll do is we'll start in the open air, just get used to the movement, right? Then we'll do it around some trees, right? Where you have kind of no ceiling and you can kind of get used to the practice. You can go up, you can use the dive to hide any kind of momentum you need to make up. But ideally, the best place to do this trick and why we're here today is a parking garage. I think it's so cool when you can go out of one floor, Emelman up and shoot into another. It's very difficult and impressive, especially if you can Emelman up and shoot into the other level while still upside down and complete the roll. That's tricky.  But where you can get to the point where you actually blast into the gap upside down and then roll out. Emelman, I've got three cameras and three drones. Okay, so we got it. Once you're starting to feel warmed up, all you want to do is do that half power loop and roll out of it. And I'd say practice going both ways because I think I definitely favor going kind of that way out of the rotation. So I need to try and force myself to go the other way. Something to keep in mind is you'll want to mix in yaw of the opposite direction to control where your rotation point is on the screen. So that's a real fundamental skill is mixing. It's like if I go up and I just roll, see I'm looking down at the ground. If I want to make the roll centered to the screen, I need to yaw the opposite way. So there, now the roll is nice and centered. So the same applies when you're rolling out of an Emelman. If I do the Emelman, if I do the half power loop and just roll out, oh, I'm looking at the sky, right? And that's really going to cut your momentum. So if you add in yaw in the opposite direction, so roll and yaw, now we're nice and centered. And if you are struggling with the momentum thing like we were talking about, if you overdo the yaw, it'll end up pointing you down. So now I'm going to use more yaw than I should. Boom. And now look, I'm like, in that case, I was pointed down at the ground, which helped me build up some of the momentum I shaved off with the power loop. But really the best way to keep your momentum up is to use power in the loop part to thrust yourself backwards. So just a lot of power. Boom. But ultimately, like I was talking about the parking garage is what's going to make the coolest ones.  Now you see that, like with that one, I completed the roll before I went to the gap, right? Which is fine. I think that looks cool. But now I'm going to try and get really crazy with it and see if I can go. Oh, we're a little sloppy, but I saved it. Real sloppy, but you see the idea there is to actually thrust backwards into the gap. But now you have to keep in mind that with this parking garage, especially when you go through the window, it's not like there's a lot of elevation to the ground. So you're going to not have a ton of time to roll, but you still want to do it as slow as possible to keep it nice and flowy. Come on. There it is. Yes. Whoo. I'm proud of that one. So at the end of the day, I'm going to be able to do that. You're going to do that exactly like that. You're going to power right into the window and then we're going to go pick up the pieces. No, I think you're getting at the point where you're powering in kind of invert and rolling out. That's probably a more than one day of practice. I think that's that takes like a lot of like timing and getting like the muscle memory in. But I think today we'll get to the point where you can go up Edelman and then go back into the garage. I spent multiple days on the simulator practicing the Emelman before I felt like I was at that point to where I could actually go into. Blast in backwards. That's a little tricky. So have you done this trick in any form at all before? Not on purpose. Okay, yeah. So you've kind of done it maybe as like a power loop bailout, right? Yeah, bailout power loops. Now we're going to get you doing it on purpose and making it look good. All right, let's do it. Just go ahead and get some freestyle on. You want to start doing it, maybe just do some power loops. Yeah, that's a good ask. Okay, so you really blasted past it. Yeah, way past it. That's okay. All right, here we go. That was good. Okay. Yeah, I mean, I think you've got the power down, you know. There we go. Boom. That's it. First try. Sweet. So how much yaw did you use there? Did you use any? It looked like you got a little bit because you didn't end up looking at the sky. So it looks like you've got a good mix in there. Are you going for the garage? Not exactly. No ceiling. Okay, so there I think you didn't use enough yaw. Because you see how when you came out of it, you were looking too far at the sky. Yep. Use more yaw in the direction that is opposite of the direction you're rolling. So that you end up more with your nose down as you come out of it. Okay. More yaw. Yeah, I see. Wow, I got it right the first time. If you're struggling with mixing the yaw, just loop more. So loop to the point where you're looking back down at the ground. Okay. Then when you just roll, it'll correct you and you'll be looking forward. You're already looking forward. So I was doing it so that when I started my roll, my quad was like this. And then I used yaw to correct as I rolled so that I went like that. What you can do is do more of a loop, get upside down. And then if you just use roll, boom, you're perfect. The problem with that though is that getting upside down is going to be more stopping your momentum. Right. So that's why you want to get to the point where you loop over and are like at this point, your thrust is going the way you want and then use the roll and yaw counter mixing to go like that. But as you're learning it, there's nothing wrong with just going up over looping and then just use roll and then you'll have to add throttle to get going forward. So I said, I don't know why I get an adrenaline dump trying to trick on camera. You should get this. The whole point of doing this is to get that adrenaline rush. Why? Like it's shaky. That means you're doing it right. There you go. See there? Yeah, you did more power looping. Go even more on the power loop, like get looking down at the ground. More and more and more. Now roll out. Ah, it gets scary though. It gets scary. Yeah. Let's move them pretty fast towards the ground. That's good though. That was good.  Okay. Power loop. Emelman or not and try to do it like between the trees. So a little lower. So you see how you went over the trees? Yep. Try to do the power loops that you go upside down between them. So a little bit tighter. That's fine. Yes. Yes. That was awesome. Yes. Okay. Now just emelman out of that. More. Oh, that was pro. That was so good. So you did the thing where you over looped and then just rolled. Maybe try to do the same thing between the trees and do the counter mix yaw. I know it's thrown a lot at you. Counter mix. Dude. Okay. Yeah. And I stayed out of the tree. A little lower though, because you're above that still, which is fine. Boom. Oh, and you made it under that time. I don't want to push it too fast, but I'd say it's time to maybe start thinking about the parking garage. Like, you're getting there, man. That's really good. So yeah, you can enter from the side there. Oh, I appreciate the commitment. Go out further than you should. So when you exit, like the bottom to do your emelman, right? Go out further than you should. Loop up and over and like, you know, don't worry about kind of bringing to stall like spot spot your entrance, right? So to get a feel for it. So, you know, you were doing it tight, which is ultimately good. That's what you want to do. But yeah, go way out there. Emelman and now, oh, oh, you were good, man. You were good. Your camera angle just got jacked way up. That was perfect. It's just then shooting in. That's a good thing to cover actually. What camera angle are you using? Okay. So I was running about 25. Okay. And then recently somebody was giving me a little bit of grief about that. I was not giving you grief. Just saying they said that I wouldn't be as bad of a pilot if I lowered the camera angle. That was Sean. You must be talking about Sean. You must be talking about Sean. So now I think I'm somewhere between 15 and 20. That's what I'm using. I use about 20. You don't go as fast on average. You're not just your cruising speed is slowed down. It helps you flow a little bit. Well, at my age, I don't have the reaction time that a lot of younger people do. So it's nice to actually slow down just a little bit so that you don't hit things quite as hard. But I think you're, I mean, I think it shows that it helps you like do more freestyle based flying. Because I mean, look how quickly you're picking this up like through the trees. It was gorgeous. I think this is just really difficult because even though you got to turn around, then you still have to shoot a pretty tight gap. Well, it's extra hard for me because I have trouble going through the tight gaps like that just flying straight out. You're going to get it. You're going to get it. Is he going for it? You can't stop him. You can't stop him, Mike. That was awesome, man. That was awesome. From there, I think you just work on bringing it tighter and tighter until you're whipping it in. But that was epic. Oh, wait, Mike, come on. Get back in there. Honestly, I would not have thought to even try doing that trick without a little peer pressure. Got this. Yes. Ah, perfect. The parking garages are so tricky because you have a ceiling, you have a floor, lots of bounce back and forth. Yeah, not a lot of headroom past the window either. That didn't sound good. Is it just not plugged? Nice. Okay. Plots holding up. These things are so durable. GoPro is still recording. It's a good day.  I really would not have even attempted that trick without a little bit of peer pressure and some practice and being talked through it. Dude, you got it, man. You have absolutely learned the trick. I think it's just a matter of keeping it practicing. Just keep at it and get it tighter and tighter. Like I said, I don't know if that, getting to the point where you're really blasting inverted into the window is something that you can get one day. Maybe let it sink in a bit. My timing on the power loops isn't great to start off with. This is going to help a lot. Just in a few attempts, you were doing the power loops between the trees and then turning it into an emelman. You've got it. You've got all the foundational pieces. I think it's just a matter of repetition. I'm trying to get it and keep making progress because you improved a lot today. You're really killing it. If you can get it today, great. If you need to work on it a little later another day, no worries, man. Maybe on a softer target. Maybe on a softer target. This is the cool one, though, but something else that helps is not to just keep grinding it back to back. Maybe just get some flights in here, man. Why don't we all just get some freestyle in and enjoy this awesome spot. This is one of my favorite spots, so let's get some lines in. Let's have a good day. Thanks for doing this, man. I hope you guys learned something. I'm really impressed with how quickly Mike picked this up. If you guys don't pick it up quite as quick, don't get discouraged. It takes everyone a different amount of practice to learn different tricks. It's all about what clicks for you. Just keep at it, keep trying, and most probably just have fun.


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Our next caller is Matt from New York. Hey, what's up Matt? How can we help you? Hey guys, so um a little backstory. So I was around like I'm five nine. I was around like 230 pounds. I dropped about 60 pounds last year. I was doing a lot of running a lot of weightlifting as well. I but I came to realize how hard it is to keep that weight off after doing all that running. I was running about 30 miles a week and uh I was wondering now that I've gained about like nine pounds back since then. I'm about like 179 right now. Is there a way that I could build muscle and drop a little bit of body fat while maintaining the same the same weight or do I have to bulk and then cut? No, 100% could do that. You can. It's hard. Uh you know you might want your Goldilocks zone. Yeah, you might end up gaining a little bit but if you if you're if you put your calories at a small surplus a little bit above maintenance, it makes it much more likely and then just focus on strength. Am I getting stronger in the gym? Do I feel more stable? That'll make the biggest impact and then what you do is you slowly increase your calories from there so that you can get your metabolism to keep boosting so that it's more maintainable because what you experience is what we talk about all the time where people lose a lot of weight but play so much focus on this kind of manual calorie burning that they find themselves in a position where it's impossible to maintain. I actually think this is uh a little bit easier than what people think it is. It's tougher mentally right there. That's the toughest part of this is that we allow the scale of up and down a little bit or even the mere what we see in the mirror to all of a sudden uh dictate what you do inside the gym or what you do with your calories. I mean honestly if if your goal is to hey I want to build some strength build some muscle I also want to lose some body fat at the same time then the goal really is to kind of hover around the same on the scale like that so you don't want to see too much north or south on there and just get stronger in the gym. So you're basically are feeding the body what feels right and normal which sounds I know uh vague but that's the goal is to eat to where you're satisfied don't over consume don't really try and restrict have good balance make sure you hit your protein intake and then get stronger in the gym but don't eat over on the calories to where you're kind of staying the same scale if you do that you know and you focus on kind of hovering there while you're strength training and eating a balanced diet the body will kind of naturally do this you know you'll have times where you're probably a little bit of deficit so the body utilizes some fat for energy and then you'll have times where you're a little bit naturally above on calories some of that will get partitioned over to building muscle and you should have this nice little exchange it's the mental part that fucks with people because they go okay here's where I need to be calorie wise and because the scale isn't moving in a direction they all of a sudden change things up but um this this is how like when I'm whenever I'm training and dieting like if I have a goal in mind what doesn't matter like this is kind of where I want to be I don't want to see huge swings in any direction that tells me that I'm feeding the body uh adequate calories and I know if I'm training consistently and following a good program I'll build muscle and then the body will probably lose some faddle on the way okay cool thanks guys I also have one what are you are you following any of the maps programs what are you following right now yeah I'm uh I'm following anabolic right now I just started stage two today actually yeah that was my second question I had um can I swap out for the trigger sessions can I use um a suspension trainer rather than using the uh the bands yes you can any any kind of resistance training can replace the bands the only key is don't overdo the intensity which is easy to do so yeah yeah and the reason why we recommend bands is just because it's a little less damaging too so you get a nice pump uh and you don't really exceed that intensity very often yeah that's the one thing I'd caution about suspension trainer I mean like if you do a suspension trainer and you make it pretty easy to do push-ups and to do some like rows on it even some curls and uh try some extensions all great exercises for the suspension trainer and can do the triggers but uh you don't want to be struggling to get that 15th rep if you do 15 and you barely your arms are shaking to get 59 your intensity is probably too high so trying to keep driving that signal yeah so whatever you use because obviously you're not using weight you're using the leverage of your body make sure you don't leverage it so much that you're struggling to get 15 reps you should be able to do 15 to 20 reps relatively easy if that's the case then you're probably doing the right intensity for the trigger sessions does that make sense okay cool all right sounds good thanks for calling in map thank you guys I appreciate everything no problem right yeah that's that's the the eternal struggle it's like I lose all this weight but what I did to get there is unsustainable keep it up what do I do now I mean if people only it's like 80 something percent plus fail rate after people lose a lot of weight it's really not a weight loss issue it's a keep weight off well this is part of why though I mean I feel like lately I don't know why I don't know if it's because we've talked about this on the show more often than not is the whole cardio thing that we've been getting flack for like you guys are so anti-cardio it's like no or not the perfect case uh you know in point of why this is the most common thing this is this is more common than the other way around most people use it as this tool to get down to a certain weight abuse it yeah yeah I know but they don't think they're abusing it so I don't like to use it because then someone goes oh I don't abuse it I'm only doing it so many you know I'm saying so it's like you don't think the fast law fat loss button it's just like that button they have they think that they have to keep hitting that button in order to keep a shaving down yeah and insert any starting point any sex it doesn't matter but using cardio as one of the main tools to get yourself down 30 40 60 whatever pounds not a not long term yeah unless you're a love doing that like if you like if one of your favorite things is to get up now and go for a run in the morning and you want to make that a lifelong pursuit and you never stop that then by all means but that's not what happens most people that decide they're going to start doing five to six days or 30 miles of cardio are doing it because they have this massive weight loss goal and that is a that's a fast way to get there problem is as soon as you stop doing that the weight's going to pile back on so that's why that's why we don't like to recommend people in that direction because now you're in the shitty situation versus how do we build a good meal plan and built a program for fat loss around resistance training and just moving and walking more throughout the day way more sustainable for this person for the rest of their life