Youtube daily report w Aug 27 2018

This week on TGC news, Wilson Combat swings a hammer at 300 Blackout, a huge increase

in Concealed Carry Permits, and Caracal wants to play!

Welcome back to another episode of TGC News, the only gun news show that covers things

you actually care about, my name is Jon Patton.

First up this week, a new challenger enters the field to faceoff against 300 blackout

in a fight to the death for 30 caliber AR15 SUPREMACY!

Or sales, whatever.

Wilson Combat has just introduced a new cartridge called the 300 Ham'r.

What makes this better or different than 300 blackout?

Well first off, there are no current subsonic offerings and I'm not sure that's something

they are after.

This one seems to be aimed at hunters that don't care about anything besides terminal

ballistics.

Beyond that, according to Wilson Combat's data, 300 Ham'r sends rounds down range at

about 3-400 feet per second faster than a blackout using similar bullet weights and

barrel lengths.

That's pretty significant.

As it turns out this is actually redesign/revamp of the failed 7.62x40 wilson tactical which

was introduced back in 2011 by wilson combat and was quickly overshadowed by blackout.

With no need to run the huge subsonic bullets, the case could be even larger and therefore

get more horsepower out of the gate.

One of the other interesting things is that the barrels they are using all have a 1 in

15 inch twist.

Significantly slower than most new offerings these days.

They claim that the rifles are optimized with the bullets they're using and sub MOA accuracy

is the norm.

There are 5 different models of the rifle available off the bat chambered in 300 Ham'r.

Ultralight Ranger, Ranger, Ultralight Hunter, Tactical Hunter and a Bill Wilson rifle package

that comes with a trijicon optic.

Prices on those start around $2350 for the ranger and go up to $3650 for the Bill Wilson

package.

DEFINITELY not a rifle that's going to fly off the shelves BUT if the claims hold up,

things could get VERY interesting.

Ammunition costs between 18 to 30 dollars a box depending on which load you go with.

I would love to get one of these things in my hands to test out those accuracy claims

at longer ranges.

What do you guys think?

Is the 300 Ham'r going to smash the 300 blackout?

Or is this another flash in the pan for AR15 rounds?

Let's hear your thoughts in the comments below.

I don't know about you guys, but I love to geek out on stats from time to time.

We talked about gun ownership numbers and background check numbers and NFA item numbers

before, how about concealed carry permit holders?

In a recent study published by Crime Prevention Research Center, we find some REALLY interesting

data.

In 1999, there were 2.7 million concealed carry permit holders, in 2007 that rose to

4.6 million, in 2011 it went to 8 million, in 2014 11.1 million...and nearly 20 years

after that first data point, in 2018 there are 17.25 million estimated permit holders.

That's an average of about 727,000 people getting a permit each year if the growth was

linear.

According to this paper, that means 7.14 percent of adults in the US have a concealed carry

permit.

And if you leave out California and New York, that number bumps to 8.63% of adults.

To me, that number is both good and bad.

It's great to see that many americans being ready to defend themselves but also kind of

disappointing that more folks dont have a permit to do so.

I know permits do not equate to gun ownership or even the amount of people that actually

carry a firearm but you get my point.

It also doesn't include the 13 states that don't have that sort of permit.

The top 3 states in the union in regards to percentage of adults with carry permits are

Alabama, Indiana and South Dakota.

My home state of PA is number 4.

If you look at actual number though, Florida leads the way with almost 2 million permits

issued, likely because of reciprocity concerns.

The other interesting things about this study are the increases in permits among women and

minorities.

Between 2012 and 2018, the percent of women with permits grew 111% faster and the percent

of blacks and asians grew 20 and 29 percent respectively.

And because this is kind of the icing on the cake with this study, In florida and texas,

some of the highest per capita CCW holder rates, permit holders are convicted of misdemeanors

and felonies at one sixth the rate at which police are convicted.

WOW.

Now this is just the tip of the iceberg, there are a TON more data points and interesting

bits of information to learn so we've put a link in the description for you guys to

go check out the report for yourselves.

We have a couple more new guns for you guys.

First is a new bullpup shotgun from EAA, they are now importing a gun from Husan Arms called

the MKA 1923.

It's essentially a bullpup version of the MKA1919 that we've covered on the show before.

Long and short is that the gun has a 20 inch barrel and comes in at 29 and a half inches

in overall length.

It shares the same mags as its bigger brother.

Otherwise it's got a fairly cool looking design on the plastic housing.

Pricing comes in at 769 bucks.

The next one is from Caracal USA.

They've seemingly been on a rocky path since the massive recall of their Model C and F

pistols back in 2012.

I remember SHOT Show that year, and they had some big plans, none of which ever came to

be.

Fast forward to now and they've jumped on the AR15 bandwagon.

This new one is called the Versus and its not cheap.

However, it does come with a hefty parts list.

For 1800 bucks MSRP, you get a proof research 18 inch carbon barrel with a 2 port brake,

a geissele super 3 gun trigger, a 15 inch mlok rail, mission first minimalist stock,

XMR extended mag release, and the rifle weighs in at just over 6 lbs.

Not too shabby for a gun aimed to jump into the 3 gun market.

The barrel and trigger alone retail for a combined 1070 bucks so I'm not sure if the

1800 price tag is appropriate BUT I've already seen the gun for sale at 1650 bucks which

is a bit more reasonable.

Still not cheap.

What do you guys think of that new shotgun and AR?

Are you lusting after either one?

This week our Good Guy with a Gun story takes us to Durham North Carolina.

It was the night of July 18th, about 9:30pm to be exact.

A 38 year old man entered a convenience store.

He grabbed a pack of beer, walked to the counter and then drew his gun and told the clerk that

he was being robbed.

The clerk reached for the gun, and fought with the assailant until he gained control

of the gun and shot the robber 2 times.

And those were the first two times he had ever shot a gun in his life.

The suspect was picked up by police a couple blocks down the road after fleeing the scene.

Apparently not all good guys with a gun, are using their own gun.

Sometimes the good guy portion just becomes a survival issue.

The question I have for you guys this time, what would you do if you were not armed and

had a gun pointed at you?

Do you reach for the gun or try a different tactic?

Let me know your thoughts below.

That is it for this week's show.

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And as always, thank you all for watching, we'll see you soon.

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Why Are Rolex Watches So Expensive? - Duration: 7:02.

Ask most people around the world to name the finest brand of wristwatch in the world and

the answer will usually be Rolex.

A status symbol, Rolex is one of the world's most loved luxury brands.

Worn by everyone from Winston Churchill to James Bond, this brand is one of the most

recognizable and sought after brands worldwide.

The most expensive Rolex sold at auction fetched over $17 million.

But why are they so expensive?

Is it purely clever branding or are there valuable parts inside these iconic watches

of incredible worth?

Or is the value of these watches owed to the rich and historic journey of the brand?

In today's episode of the Infographics Show we will look at the history of the company

and figure out –Why is Rolex so Expensive?

So first of all – just how much does a Rolex cost?

Prices for a mechanical Rolex watch start at around 3,250 pounds for the Oyster ladies

watch, and the James Bond Submariner will cost you as much as 5,000 pounds.

A cult Daytona costs around 8,250 pounds.

Moving up the range, a platinum ice-blue diamond Daytona costs over 50,000 pounds.

In 1955, the GMT-Master was born.

This timepiece was designed for Pan AM pilots, allowing them to see the time and day in different

parts of the world.

This model with a rotating dial retails at 5,600 pounds.

Thus, while being expensive, Rolex offers a wide range of models that most people could

afford if they were to save up or land a high-paying job.

Despite their high cost, Rolex watches are obtainable to most consumers, and once you

own one you might feel like you have arrived.

Rolex began when Hans Wilsdorf founded a watch distribution company in London.

At the time wrist watches were imprecise, but Wilsdorf had a dream of making a watch

that was not only precise but also elegant.

He used small movements manufactured by a watchmaking firm based in Bienne, Switzerland.

He came up with the name Rolex as it was short (thus able to fit on the timepiece) and was

easy to pronounce in any language.

The firm concentrated on the quality of the movements, and its quest for chronometric

precision eventually led to a successful product.

In 1910, a Rolex wristwatch was the first of its kind to receive the Swiss Certificate

of Precision by the official watch rating center in Bienne.

In 1914, Kew Observatory in Great Britain awarded Rolex with a class A certificate.

At that time such a certification had only been awarded for marine chronometers.

From this point onwards, Rolex was a brand name associated with quality products.

In 1919, Rolex shifted its headquarters to Geneva.

By 1926, Rolex had launched the Oyster.

This was the first waterproof wristwatch with a sealed case to protect the inner movements.

The next year an English swimmer named Mercedes Gleitze wore the Oyster watch while swimming

across the English Channel.

The watched survived the 10 hour journey and remained in good working order on the other

side.

This is an example of the company's excellent early branding and marketing strategies.

In 1933, a team of explorers flew over Everest all wearing Rolexes.

In September of 1935, Sir Malcolm Campbell set a land speed record of over 300 miles

an hour.

And what was he wearing on his wrist?

Yes, a Rolex.

Sir Edmund Hillary climbed Everest wearing a Rolex.

By this time, Rolex was well established as the wristwatch worn by high achievers.

This is the watch for winners, record-breakers, and adventurers.

In the year 2000, the 4130 chronograph movement was developed and put together by Rolex.

It was an admirable simplistic chronograph made of just 290 components, which is far

less than standard chronograph movement.

Rolex continues to lead the wristwatch market today.

Each watch that leaves the factory in Bienne is tested to a high standard.

They are also tested by the independent Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute.

Each watch earns the title of Superlative Chronometer.

Each Rolex is accurate to -2/+2 seconds a day, surpassing the stringent standards of

-4/+6 seconds per day.

The inner movements of the watch are costly to develop and take both time and money to

perfect to the desired level.

Watch movements are expensive to make.

The parts are small and have a high failure rate during the manufacturing process.

These parts need to be put together by hand, and the Swiss have one of the highest labor

costs in the world.

Also the materials are expensive to acquire.

Rolex uses 904L steel instead of the standard luxury market 316L steel, and this adds to

the manufacturing cost.

This metal is harder and shinier but also more expensive and more difficult to work

with.

Rolex had to replace most of its production machines and tools when it made the switch

to 904L steel.

The quality of workmanship is normally higher than say an Omega or Tag Heuer.

Rolex is unable to price its watches at the same level of other brands.

Rolex makes between 800,000 to a million watches each year, and it does everything itself,

including the melting of its gold and steel.

It could be said that Rolex watches are reasonably priced because their retail prices are close

to their resale values.

If you were to buy a new Rolex watch and wear it for a year or so and then sell it to a

new buyer, you wouldn't lose much money with the transaction.

Some popular models after a period of 10-20 years might actually rise in value from their

original retail price.

This appreciation in value is rare with watches but is in line with Rolex's intelligent

marketing and brand value.

Despite the high price tag of a Rolex wristwatch, you will find it difficult to find another

product with the same level of quality.

Over time, Rolex has built a reputation based on the length of time and quality of workmanship

that goes into its watches.

Mechanical watches not only cost a lot to manufacture but they are also expensive to

design.

The movements must be designed and developed for each new timepiece.

Rolex spends time developing products that will keep ahead of the industry curve.

Rolexes are more than just practical objects to tell the time with.

They are a fusion of engineering and watchmaking art, and their rich heritage adds to the brand

value.

They are highly desirable among collectors.

The stainless steel Rolex Daytona that once belonged to actor Paul Newman holds the title

of being the most expensive watch ever sold at auction.

The Phillips auction house in New York sold the timepiece for $17.8 million beating a

prior record of $5 million for a Bao Dai Rolex.

So when we consider the cost of the Rolex, we must consider the development, workmanship,

and materials cost of the watches as well as the brand value that has been established

over the years by the achievements of Rolex customers.

Do you think a Rolex wristwatch is worth the price on the box?

Is there a better watch out there on the market?

Let us know below in the comments section.

Also, be sure to watch our other show called – Most Expensive Machines in the World - Thanks

for watching, and as always, don't forget to like, share and subscribe, and see you

all again next time at the Infographics Show.

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LEGO The Simpsons is BACK BABY! Actually - let's not get TOO excited. - Duration: 1:25.

I'm still sick - follow me on Twitter for updates like this - so sorry if I sound off,

but LEGO has revealed an official image on their Twitter for the LEGO The Simpsons BrickHeadz.

LEGO Simpsons is BACK baby.

But, for a - uh, one off BrickHeadz set.

*sigh*

Yeah, there were some leaks of these a few weeks back and I was really let down then,

and now with official pictures, they're... a little better?

Just a little.

Still let down.

Let me explain.

They do an interesting thing with Homer's stomach to show the fatness, which I don't

mind, but there's like no colar, so it just looks incomplete.

They could've redone the neck with a 1x2 plate in yellow at the center, or print on that

white 2x4 slope.

But nope.

And that's really my biggest flaw with homer, though it's a big one.

I actually like how they did the hair up top, it's clever.

As for Krusty, keep in mind Krusty and Homer have the same bodies - apparently it was an

idea thrown around that they would secretly be the same character in the early years of

The Simpsons.

With this in mind... why doesn't Krusty have the same body type as Homer?

Krusty looks way too slim and square in this aspect, but as a whole, I think the design

of the Krusty BrickHead is better - I lvoe how they did his hair.

Either way.

What do you guys think?

Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

I'll ese you guys later, peace out, bye.

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#EwangeliarzOP | 28 August 2018 | (Mt 23: 23-26) - Duration: 2:12.

[music]

We are repetitively regaled with a scoop by the media that somebody was a famous proponent

of a social virtue, for example keeping marital chastity or fidelity, they incessantly talked about how important the family is,

that in this society you have to fight against the enemies of the family.

Suddenly it turns out that the person - such an ardent proponent - lead a double life.

It is sad because the other life turned out opposite to the one announced to and imposed on others.

There is such regularity that today's Gospel say about - that the one who cares very much for the outer shape

of some values and imposes them on others so avidly is within often the anti-testimony of the promoted attitude.

Jesus says - firstly, take care of restraint, of the inner truth, of the inner freedom,

also of the inner asceticism. Begin with it, with such personal maturity;

and only then invite others to it, bearing witness through your life.

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Oslo (Noruega) - Perdido, Pontes, Horta e Beleza - As Viagens do Gerson - Duration: 4:34.

If I am where I think I am,

I walked up a lot!

it's so beautiful!

I never expected that I'd do this!

Look for crosswalk!

'cause we always look for a space between traffic to cross!

But here, no!

It's automatic, u feel worried for not do the right thing!

I'm sure I walked up a lot!

♪i'm in a desert place

♪I hope no one kill me,

♪may if it happen

♪I ask u all, be careful!

♪Don't do like me,

♪walk as a crazy chicken,

♪Something bad can happen,

♪and everything explode!

♪I think I won a look

♪A seduction look

♪I tried to do the same

♪the person started to run

♪look at the train

♪It's a love train

♪I could get it, if I knew how to pay it

I've been walking through downtown

looking for a nice place to buy a cheap bag

and look where I am now!!

I can't deny it's a beautiful place!

Trying to find my way back home (Anteriormente, em Lost)

I founded this vegetable garden!

How is it possible?

When will I find an open vegetable garden while I'm looking for my way back home?

I don't know if it's comunitary, but it's here!

There are so many places to go, But I ended up here!

Well,

WHAT'S GOING ON?????????

As you can see,

this line is not working anymore.

Where it came from and where it was going, I do not know.

This is Tomorrow's Bridge!

I'M JOKING!!

I left Stockholm with that idea,

after two weeks here, when I'll be in Oslo it will be the same.

I was completely wrong!

It's another mood, place and reality! I'm shocked!

And even everybody is white

and blond, as in Stockholm,

the face lines are sooo different!

I have the impression that I saw

there from there.

If I'm right, I must go there!

Because when I was there, I saw there!

But I'm not sure if's there

is the place that I saw.

I talked with people here that I cannot walk without my passport,

It's dangerous!

Everybody laughed at me.

Gerson, did you do something wrong?

No!

Will you do something wrong?

No!

So, why do you need to walk with it?

Take a photo of it!

And it's ok!

Really?

Everybody say that we must walk with the passport 24-7

No matter where, no matter what,

I'm with it!

Just in case...

For you that are enjoying the trips, Subscribe at my channel!!

Share the video!! Like the video!

Activate the notifications, at the little bell!

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300 HAM'R, 17 Mil CCW's, Caracal Versus - TGC News! - Duration: 10:29.

This week on TGC news, Wilson Combat swings a hammer at 300 Blackout, a huge increase

in Concealed Carry Permits, and Caracal wants to play!

Welcome back to another episode of TGC News, the only gun news show that covers things

you actually care about, my name is Jon Patton.

First up this week, a new challenger enters the field to faceoff against 300 blackout

in a fight to the death for 30 caliber AR15 SUPREMACY!

Or sales, whatever.

Wilson Combat has just introduced a new cartridge called the 300 Ham'r.

What makes this better or different than 300 blackout?

Well first off, there are no current subsonic offerings and I'm not sure that's something

they are after.

This one seems to be aimed at hunters that don't care about anything besides terminal

ballistics.

Beyond that, according to Wilson Combat's data, 300 Ham'r sends rounds down range at

about 3-400 feet per second faster than a blackout using similar bullet weights and

barrel lengths.

That's pretty significant.

As it turns out this is actually redesign/revamp of the failed 7.62x40 wilson tactical which

was introduced back in 2011 by wilson combat and was quickly overshadowed by blackout.

With no need to run the huge subsonic bullets, the case could be even larger and therefore

get more horsepower out of the gate.

One of the other interesting things is that the barrels they are using all have a 1 in

15 inch twist.

Significantly slower than most new offerings these days.

They claim that the rifles are optimized with the bullets they're using and sub MOA accuracy

is the norm.

There are 5 different models of the rifle available off the bat chambered in 300 Ham'r.

Ultralight Ranger, Ranger, Ultralight Hunter, Tactical Hunter and a Bill Wilson rifle package

that comes with a trijicon optic.

Prices on those start around $2350 for the ranger and go up to $3650 for the Bill Wilson

package.

DEFINITELY not a rifle that's going to fly off the shelves BUT if the claims hold up,

things could get VERY interesting.

Ammunition costs between 18 to 30 dollars a box depending on which load you go with.

I would love to get one of these things in my hands to test out those accuracy claims

at longer ranges.

What do you guys think?

Is the 300 Ham'r going to smash the 300 blackout?

Or is this another flash in the pan for AR15 rounds?

Let's hear your thoughts in the comments below.

I don't know about you guys, but I love to geek out on stats from time to time.

We talked about gun ownership numbers and background check numbers and NFA item numbers

before, how about concealed carry permit holders?

In a recent study published by Crime Prevention Research Center, we find some REALLY interesting

data.

In 1999, there were 2.7 million concealed carry permit holders, in 2007 that rose to

4.6 million, in 2011 it went to 8 million, in 2014 11.1 million...and nearly 20 years

after that first data point, in 2018 there are 17.25 million estimated permit holders.

That's an average of about 727,000 people getting a permit each year if the growth was

linear.

According to this paper, that means 7.14 percent of adults in the US have a concealed carry

permit.

And if you leave out California and New York, that number bumps to 8.63% of adults.

To me, that number is both good and bad.

It's great to see that many americans being ready to defend themselves but also kind of

disappointing that more folks dont have a permit to do so.

I know permits do not equate to gun ownership or even the amount of people that actually

carry a firearm but you get my point.

It also doesn't include the 13 states that don't have that sort of permit.

The top 3 states in the union in regards to percentage of adults with carry permits are

Alabama, Indiana and South Dakota.

My home state of PA is number 4.

If you look at actual number though, Florida leads the way with almost 2 million permits

issued, likely because of reciprocity concerns.

The other interesting things about this study are the increases in permits among women and

minorities.

Between 2012 and 2018, the percent of women with permits grew 111% faster and the percent

of blacks and asians grew 20 and 29 percent respectively.

And because this is kind of the icing on the cake with this study, In florida and texas,

some of the highest per capita CCW holder rates, permit holders are convicted of misdemeanors

and felonies at one sixth the rate at which police are convicted.

WOW.

Now this is just the tip of the iceberg, there are a TON more data points and interesting

bits of information to learn so we've put a link in the description for you guys to

go check out the report for yourselves.

We have a couple more new guns for you guys.

First is a new bullpup shotgun from EAA, they are now importing a gun from Husan Arms called

the MKA 1923.

It's essentially a bullpup version of the MKA1919 that we've covered on the show before.

Long and short is that the gun has a 20 inch barrel and comes in at 29 and a half inches

in overall length.

It shares the same mags as its bigger brother.

Otherwise it's got a fairly cool looking design on the plastic housing.

Pricing comes in at 769 bucks.

The next one is from Caracal USA.

They've seemingly been on a rocky path since the massive recall of their Model C and F

pistols back in 2012.

I remember SHOT Show that year, and they had some big plans, none of which ever came to

be.

Fast forward to now and they've jumped on the AR15 bandwagon.

This new one is called the Versus and its not cheap.

However, it does come with a hefty parts list.

For 1800 bucks MSRP, you get a proof research 18 inch carbon barrel with a 2 port brake,

a geissele super 3 gun trigger, a 15 inch mlok rail, mission first minimalist stock,

XMR extended mag release, and the rifle weighs in at just over 6 lbs.

Not too shabby for a gun aimed to jump into the 3 gun market.

The barrel and trigger alone retail for a combined 1070 bucks so I'm not sure if the

1800 price tag is appropriate BUT I've already seen the gun for sale at 1650 bucks which

is a bit more reasonable.

Still not cheap.

What do you guys think of that new shotgun and AR?

Are you lusting after either one?

This week our Good Guy with a Gun story takes us to Durham North Carolina.

It was the night of July 18th, about 9:30pm to be exact.

A 38 year old man entered a convenience store.

He grabbed a pack of beer, walked to the counter and then drew his gun and told the clerk that

he was being robbed.

The clerk reached for the gun, and fought with the assailant until he gained control

of the gun and shot the robber 2 times.

And those were the first two times he had ever shot a gun in his life.

The suspect was picked up by police a couple blocks down the road after fleeing the scene.

Apparently not all good guys with a gun, are using their own gun.

Sometimes the good guy portion just becomes a survival issue.

The question I have for you guys this time, what would you do if you were not armed and

had a gun pointed at you?

Do you reach for the gun or try a different tactic?

Let me know your thoughts below.

That is it for this week's show.

Guys if you disliked this video, hit that button, if you liked it, hit like, get subscribed

and consider supporting us via the links in the video description below.

We have a new amazon affiliate store as well as a link to purchase cool shirts just like

this one and of course links to find us all over your favorite social media platforms!

And as always, thank you all for watching, we'll see you soon.

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LEGO The Simpsons is BACK BABY! Actually - let's not get TOO excited. - Duration: 1:25.

I'm still sick - follow me on Twitter for updates like this - so sorry if I sound off,

but LEGO has revealed an official image on their Twitter for the LEGO The Simpsons BrickHeadz.

LEGO Simpsons is BACK baby.

But, for a - uh, one off BrickHeadz set.

*sigh*

Yeah, there were some leaks of these a few weeks back and I was really let down then,

and now with official pictures, they're... a little better?

Just a little.

Still let down.

Let me explain.

They do an interesting thing with Homer's stomach to show the fatness, which I don't

mind, but there's like no colar, so it just looks incomplete.

They could've redone the neck with a 1x2 plate in yellow at the center, or print on that

white 2x4 slope.

But nope.

And that's really my biggest flaw with homer, though it's a big one.

I actually like how they did the hair up top, it's clever.

As for Krusty, keep in mind Krusty and Homer have the same bodies - apparently it was an

idea thrown around that they would secretly be the same character in the early years of

The Simpsons.

With this in mind... why doesn't Krusty have the same body type as Homer?

Krusty looks way too slim and square in this aspect, but as a whole, I think the design

of the Krusty BrickHead is better - I lvoe how they did his hair.

Either way.

What do you guys think?

Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

I'll ese you guys later, peace out, bye.

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What Issa Just Dropped On Sessions Explains Why Trump Must Take Matters In His Own Hands - Duration: 2:50.

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Why Are Rolex Watches So Expensive? - Duration: 7:02.

Ask most people around the world to name the finest brand of wristwatch in the world and

the answer will usually be Rolex.

A status symbol, Rolex is one of the world's most loved luxury brands.

Worn by everyone from Winston Churchill to James Bond, this brand is one of the most

recognizable and sought after brands worldwide.

The most expensive Rolex sold at auction fetched over $17 million.

But why are they so expensive?

Is it purely clever branding or are there valuable parts inside these iconic watches

of incredible worth?

Or is the value of these watches owed to the rich and historic journey of the brand?

In today's episode of the Infographics Show we will look at the history of the company

and figure out –Why is Rolex so Expensive?

So first of all – just how much does a Rolex cost?

Prices for a mechanical Rolex watch start at around 3,250 pounds for the Oyster ladies

watch, and the James Bond Submariner will cost you as much as 5,000 pounds.

A cult Daytona costs around 8,250 pounds.

Moving up the range, a platinum ice-blue diamond Daytona costs over 50,000 pounds.

In 1955, the GMT-Master was born.

This timepiece was designed for Pan AM pilots, allowing them to see the time and day in different

parts of the world.

This model with a rotating dial retails at 5,600 pounds.

Thus, while being expensive, Rolex offers a wide range of models that most people could

afford if they were to save up or land a high-paying job.

Despite their high cost, Rolex watches are obtainable to most consumers, and once you

own one you might feel like you have arrived.

Rolex began when Hans Wilsdorf founded a watch distribution company in London.

At the time wrist watches were imprecise, but Wilsdorf had a dream of making a watch

that was not only precise but also elegant.

He used small movements manufactured by a watchmaking firm based in Bienne, Switzerland.

He came up with the name Rolex as it was short (thus able to fit on the timepiece) and was

easy to pronounce in any language.

The firm concentrated on the quality of the movements, and its quest for chronometric

precision eventually led to a successful product.

In 1910, a Rolex wristwatch was the first of its kind to receive the Swiss Certificate

of Precision by the official watch rating center in Bienne.

In 1914, Kew Observatory in Great Britain awarded Rolex with a class A certificate.

At that time such a certification had only been awarded for marine chronometers.

From this point onwards, Rolex was a brand name associated with quality products.

In 1919, Rolex shifted its headquarters to Geneva.

By 1926, Rolex had launched the Oyster.

This was the first waterproof wristwatch with a sealed case to protect the inner movements.

The next year an English swimmer named Mercedes Gleitze wore the Oyster watch while swimming

across the English Channel.

The watched survived the 10 hour journey and remained in good working order on the other

side.

This is an example of the company's excellent early branding and marketing strategies.

In 1933, a team of explorers flew over Everest all wearing Rolexes.

In September of 1935, Sir Malcolm Campbell set a land speed record of over 300 miles

an hour.

And what was he wearing on his wrist?

Yes, a Rolex.

Sir Edmund Hillary climbed Everest wearing a Rolex.

By this time, Rolex was well established as the wristwatch worn by high achievers.

This is the watch for winners, record-breakers, and adventurers.

In the year 2000, the 4130 chronograph movement was developed and put together by Rolex.

It was an admirable simplistic chronograph made of just 290 components, which is far

less than standard chronograph movement.

Rolex continues to lead the wristwatch market today.

Each watch that leaves the factory in Bienne is tested to a high standard.

They are also tested by the independent Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute.

Each watch earns the title of Superlative Chronometer.

Each Rolex is accurate to -2/+2 seconds a day, surpassing the stringent standards of

-4/+6 seconds per day.

The inner movements of the watch are costly to develop and take both time and money to

perfect to the desired level.

Watch movements are expensive to make.

The parts are small and have a high failure rate during the manufacturing process.

These parts need to be put together by hand, and the Swiss have one of the highest labor

costs in the world.

Also the materials are expensive to acquire.

Rolex uses 904L steel instead of the standard luxury market 316L steel, and this adds to

the manufacturing cost.

This metal is harder and shinier but also more expensive and more difficult to work

with.

Rolex had to replace most of its production machines and tools when it made the switch

to 904L steel.

The quality of workmanship is normally higher than say an Omega or Tag Heuer.

Rolex is unable to price its watches at the same level of other brands.

Rolex makes between 800,000 to a million watches each year, and it does everything itself,

including the melting of its gold and steel.

It could be said that Rolex watches are reasonably priced because their retail prices are close

to their resale values.

If you were to buy a new Rolex watch and wear it for a year or so and then sell it to a

new buyer, you wouldn't lose much money with the transaction.

Some popular models after a period of 10-20 years might actually rise in value from their

original retail price.

This appreciation in value is rare with watches but is in line with Rolex's intelligent

marketing and brand value.

Despite the high price tag of a Rolex wristwatch, you will find it difficult to find another

product with the same level of quality.

Over time, Rolex has built a reputation based on the length of time and quality of workmanship

that goes into its watches.

Mechanical watches not only cost a lot to manufacture but they are also expensive to

design.

The movements must be designed and developed for each new timepiece.

Rolex spends time developing products that will keep ahead of the industry curve.

Rolexes are more than just practical objects to tell the time with.

They are a fusion of engineering and watchmaking art, and their rich heritage adds to the brand

value.

They are highly desirable among collectors.

The stainless steel Rolex Daytona that once belonged to actor Paul Newman holds the title

of being the most expensive watch ever sold at auction.

The Phillips auction house in New York sold the timepiece for $17.8 million beating a

prior record of $5 million for a Bao Dai Rolex.

So when we consider the cost of the Rolex, we must consider the development, workmanship,

and materials cost of the watches as well as the brand value that has been established

over the years by the achievements of Rolex customers.

Do you think a Rolex wristwatch is worth the price on the box?

Is there a better watch out there on the market?

Let us know below in the comments section.

Also, be sure to watch our other show called – Most Expensive Machines in the World - Thanks

for watching, and as always, don't forget to like, share and subscribe, and see you

all again next time at the Infographics Show.

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Don't Talk | Ethan Hawke and Ben Dickey from BLAZE - Duration: 1:08.

Turn off your phone...

the movie's started.

No one wants to hear you (nobody at all)

gabbing at your friend (that's the facts, friends, yes).

And don't even check an email

or Instagram, don't even put it on vibrate

It's really annoying when a light comes blooming into my peripheral vision.

You never know what the actor might be doing it might be very interesting and

you would ruin it. Don't you just wanna check out watch this piece of art that you came to see.

Such a crazy, crazy movie. So many happy people. Look at them dancing.

laughing having fun oh but you ruined it cuz your phones on. Seriously!

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Furious Trump Threatens The FBI, Says He May "Get Involved" In Investigations - Duration: 4:33.

Well, most of the country was busy mourning the death of John McCain and lionizing him

in a way that really didn't fit with what he was as a person, Donald Trump was on Twitter,

laying the groundwork to fire attorney general Jeff Sessions and that would then open the

door for him to fire special prosecutor Robert Mueller.

Here's what happened.

During a Twitter tirade that lasted basically Saturday to Sunday, Donald Trump was talking

about all of these alleged wrongdoings of Hillary Clinton and the Democrats, and it

all stemmed from Jeff Sessions' memo last week, saying he was not gonna let the US Department

of Justice become politicized.

So here is the first tweet that Donald Trump sent out: "Jeff Sessions said that he wouldn't

allow politics to influence him only because he doesn't understand what is happening underneath

his command position.

Highly conflicted Bob Mueller and his gang of 17 angry Dems are having a field day as

real corruption goes untouched.

No collusion!"

A few tweets later, he followed it up with this: "Big story out that the FBI ignored

tens of thousands of Crooked Hillary's emails, many of which are really bad.

Also gave false election info.

I feel sure that we will soon be getting to the bottom of all this corruption.

At some point, I may have to get involved."

At some point, I may have to get involved.

Let me explain what's happening, in case it's not already crystal clear.

Donald Trump is trying to convince us that Jeff Sessions is not doing his job.

That the FBI is not doing their job.

That all these alleged crimes of Hillary Clinton, which don't actually exist, they're all going

uninvestigated.

Hillary Clinton got away with the biggest corruption ever, according to Donald Trump,

and nobody's doing anything about it.

Aren't you angry about that, fellow Republicans?

Well, yeah, they are, if you spend five seconds on social media, you're gonna find a conservative

whining about Hillary Clinton getting away with murder.

So.

He throws those talking points out there.

He's gonna let them simmer and let them grow.

And in no time at all, there's gonna be an uproar from those crazy, MAGA hat wearing

folks asking him to fire Jeff Sessions, and that is exactly what he will do.

Now, I hate Jeff Sessions.

He has been an absolutely horrid attorney general.

Absolutely horrid, and we all know how this man feels about non-white people.

That's no secret.

Horrible human being, Jeff Sessions is.

But in this one particular instance, he's actually doing the right thing, and so for

the time being, kinda needs to hold on to his job, because if he doesn't, that's gonna

let Donald Trump install someone even worse as attorney general, even though it's unlikely

that the Senate would approve a new nominee, especially before the midterms, so then the

job would go to Rob Rosenstein.

Well, Rosenstein has already been attacked by Trump relentlessly, so he'd probably just

fire him, too.

And basically, keep on firing down the line 'til you get a Trump apologist as the acting

attorney general, who would then fire Robert Mueller and replace him with somebody who's

a little more sympathetic to Donald Trump's plight.

The problem is that you're not gonna find anyone in that position.

If Robert Mueller does end up getting fired, he has to be replaced.

You can't just kill that investigation.

You would have to put a new one there.

It happened to Nixon, and things got so much worse for him when he did that.

And I think Trump is just stupid enough to think that he could go forward with this plan.

That's why he's already laying the groundwork for it.

You fire Sessions, you go through the line of succession until you find somebody who

will also fire Robert Mueller, and then all your problems disappear.

Unfortunately for Trump, that's not how it works, and if he were go to that route, things

are going to get much, much worse for him very quickly.

But again, he's not smart enough to understand that.

But he is arrogant enough and foolish enough to actually try it.

Let's see how that works.

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LEGO The Simpsons is BACK BABY! Actually - let's not get TOO excited. - Duration: 1:25.

I'm still sick - follow me on Twitter for updates like this - so sorry if I sound off,

but LEGO has revealed an official image on their Twitter for the LEGO The Simpsons BrickHeadz.

LEGO Simpsons is BACK baby.

But, for a - uh, one off BrickHeadz set.

*sigh*

Yeah, there were some leaks of these a few weeks back and I was really let down then,

and now with official pictures, they're... a little better?

Just a little.

Still let down.

Let me explain.

They do an interesting thing with Homer's stomach to show the fatness, which I don't

mind, but there's like no colar, so it just looks incomplete.

They could've redone the neck with a 1x2 plate in yellow at the center, or print on that

white 2x4 slope.

But nope.

And that's really my biggest flaw with homer, though it's a big one.

I actually like how they did the hair up top, it's clever.

As for Krusty, keep in mind Krusty and Homer have the same bodies - apparently it was an

idea thrown around that they would secretly be the same character in the early years of

The Simpsons.

With this in mind... why doesn't Krusty have the same body type as Homer?

Krusty looks way too slim and square in this aspect, but as a whole, I think the design

of the Krusty BrickHead is better - I lvoe how they did his hair.

Either way.

What do you guys think?

Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

I'll ese you guys later, peace out, bye.

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SUPERCHARGED 30" Pizza Challenge w/ Erik The Electric!! - Duration: 7:59.

Hey everybody this is Randy Santel "Atlas" with Atlas & Zeus Promotions and

proud owner of foodchallenges.com! Very very excited tonight I am back in the

San Diego area at California I'm going for overall win number 571 and this is

an awesome night because I'm finally meeting a lot of the competitive eaters

and youtubers that I've been following for a long long time! My partner for this

challenge here is Erik the electric be sure to check out his channel all the

links are down in the description but I'm also with my friends

we've got Magic Mitch on a team with my friend Naader Reda, he goes by

"Freak Eating" and then on the other team we've got our friends Raina and then Kevin

Ross! We are all taking on a Pizza Challenge we're here in the Mission

Beach area of San Diego we're at Luigi's at the beach we're taking on their

30" pizza challenge! Now we all have one hour to finish this thing we

only had to go with cheese but we're all idiots and got cocky and decided to have

toppings for our challenge here we got ham and pepperoni, but we've got one

hour to finish this thing if we fail I think it's going to be about 75 bucks

but if we win we're going to get the pizza free we'll get sweet t-shirts and

we'll be added up on their Wall of Fame you ready you ready?

Lets get this challenge started!

All right thank you to Luigi's for hosting this challenge we've got a side

bet with one of these staff EriK and I have to be in under 12 minutes in order

to get 20 bucks we have 20 bucks on the line the record for this challenge is 17

minutes so we're all just trying to beat that one hour but let's all get this

challenge started! 1, 2, 3. . . Boom!

Jaw is hurting. we're seven and a half minutes in!

11 minutes and 48 seconds which is a new record here at Luigi's at

the beach but yeah that pizza was awesome! very very hard on the jaw a lot

of mastication there, but awesome pizza but now we've got the other two teams

eating!

We're 15 minutes in we got team hoodies over here, we've got Superman and

Michelangelo, they're dominating. Lets go guys! Last bites!

Around in 15 minutes and 27 seconds which is still beating

the old previous record so very good job! Been following this guy since

2010 very good to finally meet up in person then we got this guy I've known

him a while - very good job guys now we got one more team to go!

We're twenty three minutes and ten seconds in I call they are dominating

they just got a few more crumbs [Kevin] Throw in the towel?

They're almost there!

Kevin's been eating since like 2009-2010 as well which is I started back in 2010

so it's great to finally meet him he's got his "boats and hoes" shirt on but they

doing very well and Raina over here she's actually started very recently like five

six months ago! She's been dominating, beat most of the

food challenges down here in Southern California so be sure to check out her

channel all the links are down the description!

25:05! Awesome job! We've got Kevin Ross here, and the Raina

All Three teams got the $75 pizzas for free, we're all going to get sweet

t-shirts to add to our collections and we'll all be up on the wall of

fame, so thank you to everybody that participated in today it was overall for

me win number 571 and yeah thank you to Luigi's at the Beach here on Mission

Beach of San Diego, California thank you guys for watching!

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Just Toying with me!「Paper Mario 📄 Ep11」 - Duration: 57:48.

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American Made Bombs Are Killing School Children In Yemen - Duration: 4:13.

In the last four weeks, missiles and bombs made here in the United States by U.S. defense

contractors have killed at least 70 children over in Yemen.

70 children in one area of the world at the hands of U.S. defense contractors, and that

includes several weeks ago when a missile hit a school bus and killed 44 children, most

of whom were between the ages of 8 and 11.

Those children were actually on a celebratory field trip to celebrate the fact that they

had just finished all their summer courses.

They were celebrating.

They just hit a major accomplishment.

They were done.

They could take a break.

And U.S. made weaponry killed them because we're selling those weapons to Saudi Arabia.

Two weeks later, last Thursday, actually, 26 children and 4 women were murdered, again,

by U.S. made weapons while trying to flee violence in Yemen.

Once again, those weapons were made by U.S. defense contractors and launched by our allies

in the Middle East.

Starting to see a pattern here, aren't you?

U.S. made weaponry is killing children all over the planet, and we're doing absolutely

nothing about it.

I mean, CNN, the warmongering network that's never met a conflict they didn't like, even

they had enough courage to come out and speak out against what the United States is doing

oversees, murdering children.

We may not be the ones pulling the trigger, but we're the ones handing them the trigger

to do it.

They're targeting school buses, school buses filled with children, to die.

Why?

Well, that's really not that clear.

Is this part of the War on Terror?

Is it just Saudi Arabia acting as a terror nation?

That's what it seems like to any observer at this point.

Yet for some reason, in spite of their gross human rights abuses, in spite of the fact

that there is no equality to speak of in that country whatsoever, we're their ally and we

give them lots of weapons.

They then take these weapons and murder innocent people for no apparent reason, no discernible

reason at least, but that's what's happening.

The defense contractors here in the United States, the Boeings, the Lockheeds, the people

making these bombs and missiles, they love it because every time a missile gets fired,

they got to come back and buy another one.

They fire 10, they come back and buy 20.

That's how it works, and the U.S. government is more than happy to facilitate that relationship

between the missile makers and the missile launchers.

Right now, they're just the intermediaries.

They're going to sell as much as they can to countries like Saudi Arabia because we

want to stay friends with them for some reason, even though they're one of the worst countries

out there at this point.

Something has to change.

Something has to be done.

We cannot sit by while our weapons that are made here in the U.S. are being used to murder

school children, but that is exactly what is happening today.

There needs to be investigations.

There needs to be some kind of sanctions on Saudi Arabia, starting with we won't sell

them weapons anymore.

But, unfortunately, that's never going to happen because Saudi Arabia wants our weapons

almost as badly as we want their oil, and there's no amount of child's blood that can

be shed to make us kick that oil habit that Saudi Arabia's more than happy to supply us

with.

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The Bold and the Beautiful - The Blame Game - Duration: 1:50.

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How To Use Amazon FBA To Find Winning T-Shirt Designs – Print on Demand - Duration: 12:17.

What is up hustlers, I'm going to show you in this video how to use Amazon and

how to use Amazon tools to create your own t-shirt designs that are going to

sell and make you money so let's go so this morning it's really

cold here in Sydney hence the beanie and the tea drinking tea too if you're

wondering I don't know why this is on my desk it's not like I have a kettle here

but anyway jumps on that jumped onto my laptop start researching as I do every

week every month to find some winning designs for my print-on-demand store

which is hosted on Shopify just if you're wondering because you know I need

to refresh my t-shirts and their designs so I'm going to show you step by step

what I do and and how you can implement my research on Amazon to inform you of

what does t-shirt designs to go for so let's jump up to my laptop right now and

let's take a look by the way this is a new microphone it's blue Yeti I probably

need a pop filter so excuse me for all the popping that happens in this video

mmm okay so let's start off right on Amazon obviously the first thing you

need to do is head up onto clothing I'm just gonna go with men for now just as

an example clothing and obviously with print-on-demand

you can create hoodies sweatshirts t-shirts whatever it is for the sake of

this example I'm gonna go with t-shirts just show you what I'm doing here and

you know from here you just select a niche and I'm gonna show you a few more

tools that is gonna inform you of which niche to go with and if you've got a

general store works perfectly if you've got an itch store then there we go

you've got your niche already but for the sake of this video I'm gonna input

something really random in here let's just say funny t-shirts now this is

going to give you some this is gonna give you an idea of what is selling

so as you can see here you know without using any tools or just using Amazon

just by itself you can see what is selling just by going off reviews okay

so for example world's okay it's brother it's got 77 reviews clear it's selling

profit don't know what the profit looks like because it's only selling at six

dollars eighty seven which isn't much at all this this t-shirt t-shirt here

you're killing me smalls almost thirty dollars in price it's got 14 reviews now

don't know how well that's selling but profit margins are pretty good so a lot

of you people are sleeping on Amazon FBA tools I'm talking about jungle scout

here for example because a lot of people think hey jungle Scout Amazon FBA drop

shipping could put completely different things no it's not it is the same thing

it's still ecommerce you are selling products online okay and that's

e-commerce so you're gonna go ahead and use jungle Scout or unicorn smasher

whatever it is I'm gonna use this tool here and it's gonna start analyzing the

amount of sales the ranking estimated revenue etc so I'm gonna show you you

know what's selling so let's sort by estimated revenue here and you know this

is really exciting because this really informs you of what designs to go for

and I'm going to show you more tools like I said to you know go from research

all the way to implementation so anyway let's sort by estimated revenue where is

that funny t-shirt that I was looking at so this you're killing me t-shirt right

here you can see that it's selling for obviously $27 $28 estimated revenue

right here five thousand six hundred almost five thousand six hundred a month

and so obviously you know that blows away the misconception that nowadays in

2018-2019 you need a crazy t-shirt design with graphics with you know a

really professional-looking t-shirt you really don't it can be really simple

witty and gonna sell so from here I recommend

place it this specific page here will give you pop popular t-shirt designs

every single week and it's updated now I've recommend a place at before if we

gone to my channel I'm just going to show you the video that you should watch

if you haven't already especially if you're doing print under man okay

this video here do this and increase print on demand sales by up to 25

percent this video right here this is a killer video that I highly recommend

okay let's exit out of that that video is going to tell you how to create or

place your t-shirt design onto any lifestyle image without any copyright

issues and they have a blog that I use we tweak to inform me what's selling

basically what it does is collate every winning design off a bunch of

print-on-demand platforms and shows you hey this is what is winning if there's

any trends if there's any niches now as you can see he TT public Threadless

you've also got teespring and you know of teespring itself we can see here that

you know almost basically all of these t-shirt designs that are winning this

week they're all text now that goes against a misconception that you need

graphics to win not necessarily okay so these t-shirt designs are winning what I

like to scroll down to is this the word cloud which changes every single weekend

this is going to inform you of what t-shirt keywords a winning week to week

and this is invaluable I don't know why this is free but hey wishing complain

right so ramen is clearly winning you know science Wildcat ramen you know

unicorn universe all these keywords are popular and this is gonna easily inform

you of which niche to go with especially if you're running a general

print-on-demand store so the next tool that you want to use is Facebook now

this is a demo account and let's pick ramen as so obviously if

you don't know how Whitecloud works by the way the bigger the word the more

popular the keyword so the more searches are being thatthat so in other words

ramen is being searched for quite regularly when it comes to t-shirt

designs so we're gonna go here use your Facebook account and type in the search

ramen t-shirt now Facebook and Amazon both really good tools to use when it

comes to t-shirt designs and research now you're gonna click on photos videos

work - depends how many videos there are based on these t-shirt designs you're

gonna go in to see all when it comes to public photos now this is just gonna

give you a rough idea of you know some t-shirt t-shirt designs that you can go

for s maybe some funny bunny words that is gonna work so you know stuff like

this ramen in progress now that's you know that's a pretty cool design and you

know simple stuff like that now you're not gonna plagiarize and just pull out

the exact same design that's not what you want to do that's not what I

recommend that's blatant stealing from people what you want to do though is

create something similar you can take that idea and transform it make it

better now that's what's gonna sell because these proven - so anyway so if

you go back into again let's go ramen t-shirt for example on Amazon see just

basically see what selling give you some ideas here you can see here there's a

cat eating ramen and that is very popular and no surprise there 124

reviews so in 10 bucks a pop because if you go back to our word cloud here cat

ramen two biggest words here it's clearly selling this week okay and as

you can tell it is a winning design such a simple way guys to inform your

decision on what to sell unlike aliexpress drop shipping which is

you know this is the perk of print-on-demand which I really like now

not taking anything away from drop shipping I obviously dropship

and I make another video on how to drop ship n sell print-on-demand

t-shirts or custom t-shirts together and that is the secret to winning and when

you sell pray on the man anyway go back into the go back into the tool here just

to see how much revenue its generating just give you a better idea here this is

what I do every morning basically not every morning I mean every morning when

I'm researching designs and this is this works really really well but of course

it's how you market your own products and it's how you push paid media on to

your product designs now this is taking a while so I'm gonna let's let's forget

that anyway as you can tell it's winning it's got a lot of reviews I mean the

profit margins probably aren't that high but you know it's a very popular design

so what you're gonna do here is you know take a similar design and here's the

thing if you're really bad with Photoshop you don't have any experience

that is fine again another the other thing with printing the man and drop

shipping as a whole the beauty of it is you don't need to be you don't need to

execute on all of this you can outsource it and I recommend things like upwork

fiverr.com and anything that has freelance opportunities outsource it out

to freelancers now this is gonna cost you five ten twenty dollars depending on

the design but these guys are gonna get you a pretty decent design that could

easily cover the initial cost up front I can easily make you thousands of dollars

if you've got a winning design so in a sense it's kind of like Amazon FBA

you're testing products but it's much more accessible than you know ordering

500 units from China and then if it fails you're stuck with 500 products so

you know again another perk of drop shipping so from here once you've got

that design you've informed your decision okay let's just say it's ramen

with cats ramen with cats you've found that it's

working on a face book as well so that's just doubling up you're just basically

opening each other you're going to go into

Shopify here basically and go ahead and put it into print full and now I can see

that my battery my camera is about to die here so just quickly to end it off I

was about to run you through how to insert it into print fool but since I

don't have that much time and you can watch another video I'm gonna link it

around here that shows you how to use print for my print and demand series

completely free shows you how to set everything up but that is my research

process and hopefully that helps you out and anyway guys keep thanks for watching

obviously rushing this out because it is gonna die my camera is gonna die but

hopefully this helped if you if it did hit that thumbs up follow me on

instagram subscribe this channel if you haven't already as always thanks for

watching and keep on hustling

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The Untold Truth Of Tim Hortons - Duration: 6:31.

You can tell a lot about a person by where they choose to get their coffee.

Fans of Tim Hortons are die-hard devotees, and usually proud to tell you about it.

All coffee shops spark a certain amount of brand loyalty, but Tim Hortons inspires passion

on a whole different scale.

Fans of the chain can tell you that their Timbits are legendary, and Roll-up-the-Rim

season can give Christmas a run for its money when it comes to sheer excitement.

What's there to know about this Canadian icon?

Plenty but it's not all pretty.

"I sat in the place for like two and a half hours, and no one waited on me, eh?"

"You're supposed to - you get your own donuts, you go up to the counter."

"Oh, get out, eh?"

Small start

While the name "Tim Hortons" is now almost universally familiar as a coffee-and-donut

destination, it didn't always bring to mind a restaurant.

Unsurprisingly, Tim Horton was a real person — a hockey player who suited up for the

Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Buffalo Sabres.

He always had a desire to get into the restaurant business, but it was only when he met a Montreal

businessman named Jim Charade that he got the chance.

Charade owned a donut shop only two doors down from Horton's go-to barber, and the pair

formed a company the same year they met.

The duo started out with four restaurants serving up burgers and chicken, and later

opened another serving donuts and coffee.

That shop was then known as "Tim Horton Donuts" - and it was tiny.

They sold coffee for 10 cents a cup, and only had two kinds of donuts: apple fritters and

Dutchies.

For various reasons, both founders would leave the company before its true success kicked

in, with most of the company's expansion coming under the watch of the now-billionaire businessman

Ron Joyce.

Tim Horton himself never knew how big his brand would get.

Not possessive

Let's address the elephant in the room: Why doesn't this company's name have an apostrophe

in it?

The answer's kind of a doozy, with roots surprisingly going all the way back to the French and Indian

War.

The story goes that when France gave up possession of what's now Quebec, the people living there

still embraced their French culture, despite the resistance of influential English cohabitants.

Tensions persisted for 200 years until a pro-French party managed to make French the official

language of the province - including in the realm of commercial signage.

Since the possessive apostrophe is an English invention, it technically became illegal to

use in advertising.

Rather than confuse matters with a restaurant with two slightly different names, they just

left off the apostrophe everywhere.

Canadian coffee?

Tim Hortons might have a reputation as being the coffee company from the States' friendly

northern neighbor, but their java actually has a surprising source.

The brand may be famously Canadian, but much of their product is actually roasted in, packaged

in, and shipped from the USA.

To be precise, it comes through a processing plant in Rochester, New York.

It's not too far from Buffalo, where Horton donned his skates for the Sabres.

That one processing plant sprawls over 40,000 square feet and employs only a few dozen people

to make all the coffee Tim Hortons stores across the US and parts of Canada need — "parts,"

because some Canadian stores are supplied by a separate Canadian processing facility.

How much coffee comes out of Rochester?

Reportedly, it's close to 40 million pounds each year.

The indelible "double-double"

A "double-double" is a coffee with two creams and two sugars.

Any Tim Hortons fan already knows that, even if they don't order it themselves.

It's become such an iconic thing that in 2004, "double-double" was among the new words added

to the Canadian Oxford Dictionary.

The book's editor-in-chief said the goal with the term's inclusion into the Canadian Oxford

lexicon was to create a dictionary that, quote, "accurately reflects how Canadians speak and

write in the 21st century".

Based on how many times a day people across the country are asking for a double-double,

we'd say it's a fairly legitimate addition.

The disappearing founder

Before Tim Hortons went from a thriving small business chain into an international empire,

the company's namesake lost his life in a car accident on February 21, 1974.

It wasn't until 2005 that details of his autopsy were released - and they revealed some uncomfortable

truths about the behavior of the hockey icon.

Reportedly, Horton had more than twice the legal limit of alcohol in his system at the

time of his death, along with a drug called Dexamyl.

A legal prescription drug at the time, the concoction was a mix of barbiturates and dextro-amphetamines,

which doesn't exactly sound appropriate for use behind the wheel.

When news of the circumstances of Horton's fatal crash came out, photos of Horton disappeared

from many of his restaurants, and it wasn't until 2014 that there was a public movement

to try to put them back in.

While some defended his actions by saying the drug was legal at the time, and he was

taking it in order to stay competitive with hockey players half his age, the other defense

of his actions - that the stigma against drunk driving wasn't as strong then as it is today

- is a bit of a harder sell.

The fight for higher wages

In 2018, Ontario raised their minimum wage to $14 an hour, with a further increase to

$15 set for 2019.

It was a win for workers - unless you work at Tim Hortons.

Instead of sharing the company wealth, Tim Hortons got stingy - and people hated their

response.

With both the corporation and its individual franchisees unwilling to cover the mandated

increase in wages, decisions were made to take away employee benefits in return for

the higher pay.

One franchise in Ontario asked employees to sign a document agreeing to give up their

paid breaks, and that they would partially pay for their own benefits.

Those particular franchisees are Ron Joyce Jr. and Jeri Horton-Joyce, the son and daughter-in-law

of the company's co-founders.

To put things in perspective, Joyce's father has a net worth of over $1.5 billion.

The backlash to the company's stinginess has done a good deal to damage the brand's reputation,

particularly among the kinds of working-class people who get jobs with - and coffee from

- the company.

Perhaps coincidentally, the brand's sales have been falling ever since, and public opinion

of the company is at a notorious low.

From the Canadian public's reaction to the company's stance, it seems the quickest way

for Tim Horton's to get back in the people's good graces would be simple: roll up those

wages, and start playing fair.

After all, that's just the Canadian way - right Timmies?

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Inside The Bizarre Life Of Elon Musk - Duration: 6:11.

The story goes that when Robert Downey Jr. was figuring out how to portray eccentric

billionaire inventor Tony Stark, he knew exactly where to look for inspiration: billionaire

business magnate Elon Musk.

And it's easy to see why.

Like Stark, Musk aims to take fantastic concepts and turn them into real-life technologies.

But where did a character like Elon Musk come from?

What's his story?

Not surprisingly, Musk has lived an interesting life … which, if he gets his way, will one

day end on Mars.

Here are just a few bizarre things you may not know about the life of Tesla and SpaceX

founder Elon Musk.

A quiet kid

From an early age, Musk's quiet, intense, and introverted personality stood out.

According to biographer Ashlee Vance, Musk's mother, Maye, was dazzled by her son's brilliance.

However, his demeanor also worried her, primarily because of his strange habit of distantly

gazing off, seemingly oblivious to when others called out his name.

This also concerned doctors, who determined that Musk was probably deaf.

In response, Musk's parents had his adenoid tonsil surgically removed, hoping to restore

his hearing.

When this didn't change his behavior, Maye realized her son didn't have hearing loss

at all.

She told Vance,

"He goes into his brain, and then you just see he is in another world.

[…] Now I just leave him be because I know he is designing a new rocket or something."

Bonus Musk-related trivia: Elon's mom Maye has been a model for decades, and even became

the new face of CoverGirl at age 69.

Game boy

According to The Verge, Musk coded his own Space Invaders-like computer game, titled

Blastar, in 1984 when he was only 12 years old.

The magazine PC and Office Technology found Blastar impressive enough that it bought the

code from Musk, earning the preteen a $500 check.

Not surprisingly, Musk's gaming ambitions didn't end there.

According to Esquire, by 16 he was trying to open his own arcade business around the

corner from his high school - without his parent's knowledge! - though this effort was

ultimately blocked by the city.

College hustle

Vogue magazine reports that while attending the University of Pennsylvania in the early

'90s, Musk and his roommate regularly threw parties with up to 1,000 attendees, all of

whom paid a cover charge to get in.

For Musk, this was just a clever way to pay the rent.

While the party raged on in the normally empty 10-bedroom frat house, he'd be by himself

playing video games.

After wrapping up his time at U Penn with degrees in both physics and economics, Musk

flew out to Stanford University to get a Phd. in Applied Physics, but dropped out only two

days later.

Musk said he saw the internet boom happening around him, and he wanted to strike while

the iron was hot.

His chemical romance

Musk told Inc. magazine in 2007 that he used to be a major Diet Coke fiend, drinking about

eight cans per day, in addition to, quote, "several large cups of coffee."

The intense caffeine rush fueled his 100-hour work weeks in his post-PayPal entrepreneur

days.

He told the magazine,

"I got so freaking jacked that I seriously started to feel like I was losing my peripheral

vision."

Musk's relationship to substances frequently makes headlines.

In 2013, Musk openly tweeted ideas for Tesla products while on painkillers following a

minor surgery.

In 2016, he joked that he uses, quote, "large amounts of crack" to keep himself focused.

And in August 2018, the New York Times reported that Tesla board members expressed concern

about Musk's admitted reliance on Ambien, which they think is leading to late-night

Twitter sessions that are bad for his image.

"Elon Musk is right behind the president in using Twitter to cause a lot of trouble."

Musk revealed to the Times, however, that he's not a fan of cannabis, despite his market-rocking

tweet about taking Tesla private at $420 a share.

He said in the interview,

"It seemed like better karma at $420 than at $419.

But I was not on weed, to be clear.

Weed is not helpful for productivity.

There's a reason for the word 'stoned.'

You just sit there like a stone on weed."

What about booze?

In a Reddit AMA in 2015, Musk said his drink of choice was whiskey.

But Musk's biographer wrote that he's not really a fan of the hard stuff, noting,

"Musk will have the occasional vodka and Diet Coke, but he's not a big drinker and does

not really care for the taste of alcohol."

Overworked

2018 has been an bizarre year for Musk.

In January, Musk started selling a $500 propane-based flamethrower called the "Not-A-Flamethrower"

for legal purposes.

The "totally-a-flamethrower" ended up selling out, earning him a cool ten million dollars

to put toward his tunnel construction company, cheekily called The Boring Company.

In July, Musk personally delivered a child-sized submarine built by his team of engineers to

Thailand in an attempt to help save a dozen boys and their soccer coach trapped in a cave.

But the rescuers on-site reportedly didn't want Musk's help, with the head of the search

operation telling the New York Times,

"I assure you that the equipment he brought to help us is not practical for our mission."

The sub, which Musk noted on Twitter was, quote, "made of rocket parts," went unused,

so Musk left it Thailand, hoping it could prove useful in the future.

Musk later got into a war of words with one of the actual rescuers, culminating in baselessly

calling him a "pedo guy," AKA a pedophile, on Twitter.

But that's not all.

In August, Musk sent Tesla shares sliding after an off-kilter interview with the New

York Times was published.

Musk, reportedly in tears, revealed that he hasn't had more than a week off since 2001,

worked for 24-hours straight on his birthday in June, and had recently been working 120

hour weeks on the mass-market Tesla Model 3.

"When things get really intense, I don't have time to go home and shower and change, so

I just sleep here."

Despite reported pressure from his board to hire a "Number 2" executive to take some of

the burden off, Musk told the Times he had no plans to switch gears, adding,

"If you have anyone who can do a better job, please let me know.

They can have the job.

Is there someone who can do the job better?

They can have the reins right now."

Here's hoping Musk doesn't work himself to death before finally getting a chance to retire

on Mars.

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Wildland Fire - Ramsey Canyon Fire Very Close to the Ranch! - Duration: 6:29.

I want to take you out back here so you can take a look at the smoke any of you

that have been following the channel know that we're working on a property in

Southern Oregon this is that time of the year when the western United States has

tons of wildland fires in Oregon in California are probably top of the list

right now Northern California has the Mendocino complex car fire have merged

largest wildland fire in California history Southern Oregon has a number of

fires I got to the property last night I got here before Beth and I was driving

around doing my errands before she got here and as I was heading to the ranch

perpendicular I was able to look right back up through there and there was a

huge column of smoke so quickly got online did some research I didn't notice

it at first when I drove into town just because there's so much smoke from the

other fires and basically you can't see any of the landscape right now just

because the the smoke is so thick and heavy but that column right up there

caused me a little concern and sure enough there was a fire that broke out

yesterday right before I got here I'll put some links down below just for those

of you that are interested it's called the Ramsey Canyon fire and yesterday I

think they were estimating a hundred acres and this morning when Beth and I

got up and got online and checked for some updates it was had grown to eight

hundred acres and for any of you that are firefighters in the audience you

know one thing fires do is they just keep getting bigger so I'm anticipating

that fire is going to get bigger and I'll betcha that it goes over a thousand

acres but not that I want it to but that's kind of the nature of these

things that territory back up there is pretty rough

and rugged it's causing a lot of difficulty for the firefighters on the

scene I just want to thank them for what they're doing it has been called a

conflagration basically the fire has exceeded their firefighting capabilities

and the resources they have on hand I know that from looking this morning

they've got several aircraft on air attack and there is yesterday last night

Beth and I went for a drive and I'll roll a picture in that I took last night

we went all the way up to the top of the road and got fairly close to the fire I

got a pretty good photo last night late at night last night there were level two

evacuation notices put out for a zone in that area and we drove up into the level

2 evacuation zone this morning that is a level 3 evacuation which means get out

now the fire is eminent danger for I think to a little more than 200

structures I think they don't know the exact number but they say somewhere

around 200 210 structures right behind me there is the Ramsey Canyon fire and

it probably I'll put google map in there but I bet it's somewhere about six to

eight miles in that direction so Beth and I are going to keep a close eye on

that we're down on the ranch right now we are celebrating our 38th yeah 38th

wedding anniversary and I've got to say I can't imagine spending thirty eight

years with any other person Beth is the best life partner anybody could ever

have we actually have been together longer than 38 years but 38 year wedding

anniversary today so we're going to leave the ranch today we're going to go

on a jet boat ride we're gonna stay in a hotel go out to

dinner and then come back here and we'll be on the property for a while

and then well I've got a surprise we're do a little road trip just for fun and

if you look around boy there's like no landscape look at that it's just smoke

as far as you can see makes for a great moon rises and awesome sunsets but no

landscape right now all right that is the ramsey canyon wildland fire

currently today august 23rd early in the morning estimated to be 800

acres don't know the level of containment but i suspect zero and a

number of aircraft on air attack and guys on ground crews in there working

right now and we thank them for what they're doing I pray that they stay safe

before we end this video you've got to take a look at the front of my truck and

you can see all that ash that fell last night there's actually some big fire

brands and it was covered with white ash this morning but the wind has blown it

away and Beth has the same thing on on her vehicle looked like it was snowing

last night if you took a flashlight and shine it up into the sky you could just

see ash just blowing through the wind in the beam of the flashlight look pretty

cool try to take a little video of that and impossible but it looked very cool

all right Ramsey Canyon fire currently 800 acres

working for the down to the bottom and I'd like Carly

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I Had Heart Surgery - Duration: 4:59.

Hi!

Bob the Canadian here!

It's been a while.

I haven't made a video for almost three months, and there's a reason for that.

Way back in May, on May 31st of this past year, I had heart surgery.

I had an operation to fix a valve in my heart.

And if you watch some of my videos from April, you'll see that I'm sometimes a little

bit out of breath.

As I'm walking along and trying to talk, I'm having just a little bit of trouble

breathing.

So I went to my doctor.

In English we say, "I had a doctor's appointment."

So I made an appointment with my doctor and that led to a number of tests and they determined

that I needed to have a valve repaired inside of my heart.

So on May 31 my wife brought me to the hospital and she brought me into the hospital entrance.

I had a scheduled operation.

In English we say, "You have an operation."

You can also say that you have, "Surgery" So I was scheduled for a heart operation.

I was scheduled for heart surgery.

May 31 I went in and you can't really see it, I'll back up, but I have an incision

now right here.

It was a minimally invasive procedure so they did not have to go in here, which I was very

thankful for, but they were able to go in through the side and the doctor was able to…

to access my heart and to and to fix the valve.

I came home from the hospital I think it was June 5th.

And, honestly I have to say, the month of June is little bit of a blur.

In English we say, when it's hard to remember something, we say it was all a blur, or it

was a little bit of a blur.

I'm gonna turn a bit 'cause it's getting a little windy.

You can see the nice flower fields behind me.

The month of June was a little bit of a blur.

I had planned to make a video, a video to help you learn English in June, but I didn't

have the energy and I just didn't feel well.

In July I had what you would call a complication, in that my heart rate was not constant.

My heartbeat would skip a beat.

So it would go thump thump thump thump…….. thump thump thump thump.

My heart would beat, but every once in a while it would miss a beat.

So July was a little bit of a slow down in terms of my recovery.

After you have a surgery, or after you have an operation you have what's called your

recovery.

So my recovery time was a little longer than normal.

This past August 1st I started what's called "Cardio Rehab".

Cardio Rehab is when you go and work out.

They put me on a treadmill almost every day I walk about 45 minutes to an hour to get

my heart rate up and to help things get better.

So here we stand.

I think it's August 27th today.

I feel a lot better.

I don't feel 100%.

In English when you feel great you say I'm feeling 100%.

I don't quite feel 100%.

I feel about 90%.

But I feel pretty good.

I'm healthier.

I have been eating healthier foods.

And I just have been doing everything the doctors and nurses tell me to.

Anyways, what does this mean for you?

It means that I'm back.

I'm back to start making videos again.

I know this is my second big break.

I know I took a big break a year and a half ago because I had other heart problems.

But I think I'm good now.

I think I'm good to go.

I think I'll try to make 1 video a week.

Don't forget to come and find me over on instagram or on facebook as well.

But just super excited to get started with this again.

Thank you so much for all of you that were watching my videos while I was gone for the

break.

But again, I'm feeling way better.

My heart working really well.

I look forward to making you guys a whole bunch of new videos so look for another video

next week and the week after.

As you can see, we're growing quite a few flowers on our flower farm as well.

And as promised I will do my next video, I'll do another tour of the farm.

I'll put a link up here.

I did a tour of the farm way back in the spring when there wasn't a whole lot to look at.

I'll do another tour of the farm for next week and you can see all of the gorgeous flowers

that my wife and I have grown.

Sorry to talk to fast in this video.

I'm just excited to be doing this again.

It's just feels great so I hope you're having a great day.

Bob the Canadian here.

Learn English with Bob the Canadian.

Look for new videos coming up!

Thanks a lot.

Bye.

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Looking For A New House? - Duration: 10:16.

[music]

Jill: Does it fit?

Cute!

[music]

So this one is...

This is 6-9 months and these are 9 months.

They seems to fit already.

He's 7 1/2 months, well 8 months.

Such a big boy!

So today we're gonna go all over. We need to go shopping for her.

We're looking at some houses. I'll explain more later.

Get some lunch,

and then just chill out and have a good day together.

I work at 7pm so we need to be back by 6pm.

But we will be back before that.

[music]

I think if you have to have a shirt tucked in with suspenders... I don't know. See?

No, they come to a point still.

No, they're too big!

Look, that's where my toe is.

Yeah

Shoe shopping

We just looked at a house,

which I'm not gonna show you cause they obviously you'll know where we are.

I thought it looked really nice online.

The kitchen looked really clean and everything,

and then we went in and there looks like there's water damage and different things.

So its important you actually look inside the house,

not just at pictures.

People can be really skilled at taking pictures.

So, we're gonna pass another house,

to take a look and see, and then we're gonna head home

and eat some food!

Hey!

Okay, can you see me okay?

Alright, so that's what he's doing.

So I wanted to talk about the reason we were looking at houses.

We just went to one cause they had an open house

and like I said, we took a look at the outside of another one.

We're just looking because...

ugh wait, let me show you what Jenna's doing right now.

Hold on.

Okay...

I guess she's on this side of the house,

but right now she's mowing the lawn

and we have decided we want to move.

One of the biggest reasons we want to move is

is we want to movie the city, like downtown.

We live in the outskirts of Rochester,

a little farther out.

We want to move in the city.

One of the things we don't like about here,

is actually the yard (laughs).

We just don't like it cause both of us

don't like mowing the lawn, we don't like

planting flowers and doing all of that.

We just don't like it. I'm being honest with you.

We prefer to stay inside and do the cleaning up in here.

If we want to go out, go to a park or something like that.

So we're kind of sick of having a yard

and maintenance and all of that.

So we would prefer to live in the city,

where most of the yard, like they still have a little bit, but it's small.

You can do your lawn mowing

with a small lawnmower. Get done in 10, maybe 5 minutes.

That's it!

Maybe be close to a park

or be close to stores or whatever.

We can walk and I can stroller with him.

I just think it would be a lot better.

But the house is not ready for sale right now.

We still have some maintenance we want to do.

Some improving... like uh we already painted the cabinets,

as you can see here.

But that area,

that's where we need to paint,

and then put a backsplash in.

We already have the backsplash, we've had it but haven't put it in.

So there's just a few things we need to...

add a few things, do some painting, stuff like that.

Um, and...

Mikko is excited.

This week, well I'm going back to work, kind of.

I'm starting to work a lot more than I did.

I'm going to be focusing on cleaning everything up,

getting everything "ready".

So that the house is almost ready.

Then we're going to call a realtor,

someone to come, that we trust,

come and take a look and let us know if there's any last minute things

we need to do before we're ready to sell.

Obviously we want to make a profit

so we can invest in the next house.

So that's what we're doing today!

So now I'm going to make some french fries,

and it's 4:00p so I need to start getting ready for work by 7:00p.

Jenna's mowing the lawn and hopefully I'll have enough time

to do some weedwacking around the fence.

Probably gonna have to do a little bit tomorrow too.

We shall see. Peace!

(babbling.... [this whole time I was talking])

Okay, I'm suppose to vlog while Jill is off at work.

We had a good day. I'm sure you saw.

One thing annoyed me a little bit

was, I'm looking for a

white dress shirt, or a white button down shirt

for a wedding that I'm suppose to go to.

Good for work too.

Just a regular, long sleeve, button down, white shirt.

We were looking, and looking, and looking,

and we went to Macy's,

and they have Calvin Klein, but they were like $60!

I was like no thank you!

Then we went to Lane Bryant, they didn't have any.

Target didn't have any.

We went to a few stores and nobody had any.

Luckily I do have one

that I can try to wear again. Before it didn't fit me.

Now I'm gonna have to try and see if I can get it to work.

If not I might have to go to another store and keep looking.

It's just ridiculous. I mean, it's just a white shirt!

It should be pretty standard. All stores should have something like that.

Even Target should have something like that.

It just doesn't make any sense.

But whatever, weird.

Mikko's sleeping. I just put him down recently.

So cute, and here's Peanut.

So yeah, it's Sunday night,

already just kind of winding down here, and doing some planning.

I have a bullet journal and I'm trying to start using that again.

So that's what I'm doing, just planning ahead with work

and getting all of that stuff.

Hopefully you had a good weekend so far.

Yup, that's what you get.

No... hopefully you had fun with Jenna, Mikko, and the cats while I was at work.

So yeah, that was our day.

It was great! See you in the next one. Bye!

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Storytime YouTubers in a Nutshell - Duration: 5:53.

Ryan: Skyler, I just realized something.

Skyler: What?

Ryan: We're on the floor...

Skyler: Yeees we are, there's no furniture around here.

Ryan: We need furniture, then - We need to make another video!

Skyler: Okay, I mean, what video do you want to make?

Ryan: What's popular with the kids is V-Logging!

Skyler: No!

Ryan: But listen. Our lives are really exciting!

Skyler: No, they're not.

Ryan: Like... What did you do today? Like, let's really think about it!

Skyler: Today? Ryan: Yeah.

Skyler: I went to Walmart...?

Ryan: Good... Now what did you do at the Walmart?

Skyler: I went to go get a 12-pack of Dr Pepper...

Ryan: See, no no, this is what we got to do.

Ryan: You take the 12-pack and make it the 24-pack.

Skyler: But why?

Ryan: Bigger is better! That's how YouTube is working nowadays and that's how we'll get all the money!

Skyler: What are you looking at, dude?

Ryan: The Money!

Skyler: Oh.

Ryan: Hey guys! Ryan and Skyler here from Nerd Odyssey and today we have

Ryan: the most epic story to tell you guys - really to bring in the money!

Ryan: Now Skyler, apparently you went to the store the other day for some Dr. Pepper.

Skyler: Yes.

Skyler: I went to the Walmart and I got a... 12-pack of Dr. Pepper.

Ryan: You see, that's not what you told me - you told me if you've got a

Ryan: 26-Pack of Dr. Pepper

Skyler: A 26-Pack of Dr. Pepper, they exist?

Ryan: Yes they do! Only in this very specific idea...

Ryan: ...That's real and true

Skyler: Okay.

Ryan: Now what did you do with that 24-Pack of Dr. Pepper?

Skyler: I... bought it...

Ryan: You bought it and then what happened?

Skyler: I... went home?

Ryan: What happened when you got home?

Skyler: Well, I-I got home and I put in the fridge.

Ryan: But what happened when you put it in the fridge?

Skyler: I don't think anything happened.

Ryan: Cut cut cut! Listen Skyler, here's the thing!

Ryan: You need to make it more entertaining!

Skyler: I mean there's nothing that happened, dude!

Ryan: What? Okay, okay... (breathes)

Ryan: Listen. You went to the store, right?

Ryan: There could be LOADS of things that happen at the store!

Ryan: You can, like, see a rhinoceros come in and just plowing to blow you up!

Skyler: That's highly improbable.

Ryan: It is, but little kids don't get that! So figure it out!

Skyler: Here, if you're so concerned about that, how about you tell the story?

Ryan: Right, I'll say it's MY story

Skyler: Okay.

Ryan: Now you ask me what I did in my day!

Skyler: Oh, okay, um... so yeah so this is this is Ryan's story!

Skyler: about him going to a Walmart Ryan: MY story!

Skyler: and what happened at the Walmart, Ryan?

Ryan: You see, here's the thing! I went up to the Walmart, right?

Ryan: And then an old lady came up to me

Ryan: and she's like "Please Sir! Please, can you donate $5 to my Patreon?

Ryan: And I said "No! Patreon is for the scum of the earth!"

Ryan: I slapped her away!

Ryan: I NEEDED that Dr. Pepper!

Skyler: That's really... That's really rude.

Ryan: This is what I feel about beggars! They - they can't come to me like this!

Ryan: We just can't have this kind of stuff!

Ryan: So, you know, I'm walking into the Walmart,

Ryan: and my goal was to find that Dr. Pepper, alright?

Ryan: Then, all of a sudden-

Ryan: The Cashier comes in and she's like "Hey, do you want to buy the 36-Pack of Dr. Pepper?"

Ryan: You know what I told her?

Ryan: I want the 24-Pack, I will not accept this in my facility!

Ryan: And then I saw my 24-Pack of Dr. Pepper.

Ryan: I picked it up, I smelled it and I thought...

Ryan: Evolescence!

Ryan: ...the band.

Ryan: And... *busts in laughter*

Skyler: Sooo... you were woken up?

Ryan: I, I, I *laughter*

Ryan: You "woke me up inside!"

Ryan: And then I said to myself, "This is the moment!"

Ryan: "I'm gonna go home and enjoy my Dr. Pepper!"

Ryan: And as I'm walking towards the door...

Ryan: Black Panther riding a rhinoceros comes in!

Ryan: And he goes "Wakanda Forever!"

Ryan: And I'm like, "This is not Africa! Go home!"

Ryan: And he's like, "Wakanda Forever!"

Ryan: And he rides away on his rhinoceros.

Ryan: As I'm driving home, I get to the lightstop, the, uh, the 4-way Stop.

Skyler: Right. Ryan: Then all of a sudden, I turn my

Ryan: head to the right and there he was...

Ryan: Black Panther on his rhinoceros!

Ryan: He starts v'rooming - he just, he just starts, like, imaginary v'rooming!

Skyler: On his rhinoceros? Ryan: On his rhinoceros!

Skyler: Interesting... Ryan: And for some strange reason,

Ryan: the rhinoceros is going *motorcycle noises*

Ryan: I don't know if he trained it,

Ryan: I don't know if he gave it the ability to do that,

Ryan: Maybe it's some Black Panther powers, I dunno!

Skyler: It's the Vibranium, man! Ryan: Yeah, it's the Vibranium powers!

Ryan: And I cannot jeopardize my 24-Pack of Dr. Pepper that is sitting in my back seat!

Skyler: Right, right... Ryan: So...

Ryan: So when the green light went,

Ryan: he just starts revving away! And, you know, I'm a responsible driver.

Ryan: I, I just slowly, you know, go the speed limit of 45 miles an hour.

Ryan: And, you know, I get home safely...

Ryan: ...and I safely put my Dr. Pepper on the refrigerator.

Ryan: Then I go up to my window and look who it is?

Ryan: It's Black Panther on top of his rhinoceros!

Ryan: And he just starts laughing really hard at me - he starts belly laughing at me.

Ryan: He's like, "Wow, you guy, you go REAL slow!"

Ryan: "Like, REALLY slow, dude!"

Ryan: And I'm like...

Ryan: "No, man, I'm a responsible driver! Unlike YOU, Mister!"

Ryan: And he's like...

Ryan: "Yeah, you're right. I'm gonna go..."

Ryan: "...count my loads of money from my box office sales."

Ryan: And I'm just like, "Yeah, you do that!"

Ryan: "I'm gonna enjoy the finer things in life, like my 24-Pack of Dr. Pepper."

Ryan: And, uh, yeah, I go home and I open a nice cold one.

Ryan: Not beer, kids! Dr. Pepper!

Ryan: And... I take a sip...

Ryan: ...and I watch my favorite show:

Ryan: Ben 10: The Remake!

Skyler: So... so what's...

Skyler: What's the moral of this completely accurate and totally true story?

Ryan: Drive safely, kids!

Ryan: You'll never know when you might get caught in a street race.

Skyler: Well, that was a very interesting story that you have there.

Ryan: Yeah, tune in next week, guys and I'll talk about that time when I went to the dentist!

Skyler: Right...

But no, really, we have no furniture. Please support our Patreon!

Seriously, there's, like, shoes in the corner, like, you know, whatever...

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What Issa Just Dropped On Sessions Explains Why Trump Must Take Matters In His Own Hands - Duration: 2:50.

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Professor Allegedly Poisoned Wife & Teen Daughter with Yoga Ball Filled with Carbon Monoxide - Duration: 4:24.

 A former anesthesiology professor in Hong Kong stands accused of murder — which he denies — in the 2015 poisoning deaths of his wife and 16-year-old daughter, according to multiple news outlets

 Prosecutors have described the killings as the "deliberate and calculated" work of 53-year-old Khaw Kim-sun, then an associate professor at Chinese University and a senior medical officer at Hong Kong's Prince of Wales Hospital, the South China Morning Post reported

 Authorities contend that Khaw, under the guise of a scientific experiment, ordered carbon monoxide and then filled two yoga balls with the deadly gas and left one of the balls, unplugged, in the trunk of wife Wong Siew-fing's yellow Mini Cooper, according to the Morning Post and the New York Times

 Wong, 47, and their daughter Lily Khaw Li-ling were reportedly found unconscious in the front seats of the vehicle on May 22, 2015, by a passing female jogger who had grown disturbed by the scene: As she later recalled, mother and child appeared to be sleeping and the windshield wipers were on, but it was not raining

 They died within hours, at the same hospital where Khaw worked, the Morning Post reports

Wong and Lily had 50 times the normal level of carbon monoxide in their blood.  Khaw, who was arrested in September, is charged with two counts of murder, according to the Morning Post

He has pleaded not guilty, according to the Associated Press.  The case initially seemed to offer more questions than answers, but investigators zeroed in on the yoga ball in the trunk — and, eventually, Khaw — after ruling out possible mechanical issues, according to the Morning Post

 At trial, prosecutors have argued Khaw was having an affair with a student and his wife knew about it

Though the two were estranged and Wong had made some peace with her husband's mistress, according to court testimony, she did not want to get a divorce

 While the couple's 22-year-old daughter, Khaw May-ling, spoke warmly of Khaw in court — and asked the judge if she could stay after she testified to "support her father" — she also said he held his children to exactingly high standards, according to the Times

 "My father discouraged me from taking anti-depressants because he didn't believe that I was depressed," she said

 Khaw has volleyed wildly in his emotions during his trial, breaking into a smile when his eldest recalled a shared family joke and weeping when his daughter's autopsy was described

 Authorities believe that Khaw went through with his plan to poison Wong not realizing that Lily would be out of school that day and with her mother

 "The last thing the accused wanted was for his 16-year-old to die," prosecutor Andrew Bruce said on Wednesday, according to the Morning Post

 But, he told the nine-member jury: "If that person knew what was in the car was carbon monoxide and knew it was a dangerous gas likely to kill you, you can confirm this person had homicide on his mind

"  Khaw has said that daughter Lily may have used the yoga ball in the car in her own suicide plot — an explanation that prosecutor Bruce dismissed, according to the Times

 Khaw also said the carbon monoxide was to be used in fighting a rat problem at the family's home, which has been disputed by authorities, the Morning Post reports

 His trial continues Tuesday. His attorney could not immediately be reached for comment by PEOPLE

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Know the 7 Times When You Shouldn't Exercise - Duration: 7:13.

Know the 7 Times When You Shouldn't Exercise

Physical exercise is one of the best habits you can practice to take care of your physical and mental health.

It's easy to incorporate into your daily routine, doesn't take up too much time, and there are so many benefits that there's no comparison with other activities.

In fact, exercise is one of the most effective ways to increase your energy expenditures to control your weight and prevent various types of diseases.

In addition, it has positive effects on your cognitive function, physical endurance, and other aspects that increase your productivity on a daily basis.

Although daily exercise is advised, however, there are certain times when it should be avoided to keep from having any adverse reactions.

Because many people are unaware of this, we want to share the seven main ones with you today.

Find out what they are!.

1,When you have a fever.

Infections accompanied by fever, pain, or general malaise are the response of your immune system to some virus or bacteria.

In this type of situation, your physical strength disappears and it becomes very difficult to exercise.

Exercise will temporarily stop your immune system function, causing additional energy expenditures that interrupt your body's ability to fight the infection.

2,Not getting enough sleep.

Sleeping less than five hours in a night is a bad habit that has serious mental and physical consequences.

Although many of its effects don't turn up instantly, over time you can develop complications and disorders.

A lack of sleep also immediately weakens your immune system and physical strength, so that is not the time to overload your body with a strenuous training regimen.

A bad nights sleep not only decreases your performance when exercising, it also causes fatigue, a loss of balance, and a lack of coordination.

3,When you're injured.

Muscle, joint, and bone injuries require strict care for their treatment, because any error can lead to serious complications.

While many experts advise low-impact exercises as a supplement for their recovery, it's best to just rest for a few days.

This is because moving those injured tissues can make it impossible for them to heal, which prolongs the injury or may even aggravate it.

It's essential to keep this in mind, especially if you have the following:.

Fractures. Tendonitis. Sprains. Bruises.

Open wounds.

4,When you're suffering from gastroenteritis.

Disorders of the digestive system can affect your performance during exercise, causing vomiting, diarrhea, and other uncomfortable symptoms you might not even realize are related.

For some beginners, these problems are not a reason to stop working out.

Still, it's important to give your body time to rest and recover, as excessive movement and fluid loss can worsen your condition.

5,Receiving a chronic disease diagnosis.

Patient who have been diagnosed with chronic diseases, such as cancer, severe high blood pressure, or diabetes should be very careful when exercising.

These and other problems can alter the function of your body's most important organs, causing you to expend even greater amounts of energy.

For this reason, it's important to skip your exercise routine until the diagnosis is confirmed and you receive treatment to stabilize the symptoms.

Once it's under control, low-impact training is the best way to continue.

6,When you have a cold or the flu.

Some yoga poses can be helpful in controlling various flu and cold symptoms.

High-impact activities like cardio workouts, however, can worsen your symptoms even when you keep the exercises short.

Sweating, loss of fluids, and cold symptoms decrease your body's immune response and leave you susceptible to attack by viruses.

7,Engaging in heavy lifting.

You don't always need to go to the gym to get exercise.

Sometimes, you probably perform some activities that you don't even notice work your muscles.

Moving furniture, lifting heavy boxes, even regular household cleaning can involve certain physical efforts that you should keep in mind.

Getting more exercise after performing these types of activities increases your risk of muscle injuries and fatigue.

While exercise is a very beneficial practice for your health, it's crucial to also know when to avoid it.

Although its effects are almost always positive, sometimes the body simply is not up to the pressure.

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THE CUBE IS MOVING RIGHT NOW! (Fortnite Battle Royale) *PLAYING WITH SUBSCRIBERS* - Duration: 40:16.

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Tony Evers for Governor, "Who." TV ad. - Duration: 0:31.

Whose side is Scott Walker on?

When Walker was running for President he played politics and rejected hundreds of millions

in federal healthcare money that would have lowered costs for our families.

Minnesota's governor took the funds.

They made changes.

Wisconsin families now pay nearly 50% more than Minnesotans... for the same health care.

It's not right.

Scott Walker does what's best for himself.

It's time for a change.

And a governor who will do what's best for us.