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How To Find Good Real Estate: Discount Deals - Duration: 11:50.
Hey, what's up my friend? Listen. Sometimes, I just get sick and tired of telling you
how to make a lot of money in real estate and sometimes I just want to go
out and do it. So, today's your opportunity to watch me work. What I'm
going to do is I'm going to hop on. I'm going to use my favorite system for finding some
of the best deals that are out there in my backyard. It's the same system you can
use in your backyard and I think this would be a super tutorial to showing you
what you can do right now to take fast action to finding a sick amazing deal
that can help propel your financial future forward. Listen. Let me break this
down for you. When I started investing in real estate, I had to rely on Realtors, I
had to rely on other people. And you know what? At the end of the day, who really
gets my philosophy as well as I do? Who's really watching out for my best interest?
Realtors and bird dogs and other people out there, they're really great tools
that can be super helpful and useful but at the end of the day, you got to take
ownership over what you're doing to make sure you're finding these really good
deals. And fortunately, we live in a world of technology where the deals are now
available and you can bypass Realtors. And I'm going to be showing you a system
today where I'm aggregating millions of pieces of information that give me
access to everything that Realtors can see, everything on county records that's
public record. And so today, I'm going to actually show you one of my favorite
strategies for finding really awesome discounted deals. Okay, so check it out. So,
if you go to... If you click the link in the description below, you can actually
get set up with a 6 day free trial of PropStream. Out of all the systems, that
is my favorite finding really, really good deals. And as you're looking at the
screen here, I've just finished logging into my account. Beautiful thing is it's
just web-based. So you can go right online. And in the top left corner, check
out what I'm going to do here. What I want to do is in this moment, I want to see if
I can find a sick ridiculous deal loaded up with tons of equity right before your
eyes. And I live I'm going to find this in my backyard. So right here, I'm going to go
Utah County, Utah. I'm going to put that in. And automatically check out what we see
here on the left corner. We see 13,000 MLS listings. We can see 135 pre
foreclosures. 31 foreclosures across the top.
43 cash buyers. We can see over 3,000 liens. There are some O-OHS. People
and problems right there. And then we see 66,000 properties with high equity. And
so what I'm going to do right now is I'm going to go up here into the center. And
listen, if you have your free account, you can do this right now. You don't have to
pay anything for the system and you can leverage it. I'm going to come over here and
I'm going click filter in the top left. And what I'm going to do is I'm going to do a
search for finding single-family homes that have a high degree of equity that I
could ask a realtor to try to find for me but I'm going to find it more competent
than them and I don't have to worry about what they're screening out. So up
here, I'm going to say list type. I'm going to look on the MLS for this particular
search. I'm going to say we're going to look for something that, Is that
owner-occupied? Is it owned by corporation? I don't really care. I'm
calling it any. Property characteristics, this one's really important. This is... I'm
going to click on single family because you know that's my game. And I'm going to look
for... And I got to tell you something guys. Single family is not my game.
I'm... I've graduated on to a much bigger game. But I keep talking about single
family because 99% of you, you're brand new to the game real estate and I think
that's the most intelligent easiest way to get started when you're brand new. And
you got very little going for you. So, I'm going to find something built maybe
1970 and newer. I'm not going to put a max so we can do anything on up.
And what that being said, dude, I like newer homes. But I just want to see
what's out there. Means that has updated plumbing. We don't have some of those
little problems. I'm going to look for at least a three-bedroom home. I'm going to
look for at least a one bathroom. Square feet, I'm going to look for, let's just say
at least a thousand square feet from my area. I don't care the lot size. Do I care
if it has a pool? Air conditioning, fireplace, a garage? I
don't. So, next we're going to hit MLS status. And we're going to say that it is
on market. Yes, it could be off market. The ownership information. I don't care about
that. Liens, but value trend. This one's really important. What is the estimated
value that I want to take a look at? Okay, so I'm clicking on MLS status. And I'm
looking for all things that are active on the MLS. And then I'm going to say
listing amount. I don't care if it has a minimum. But what
I'm really looking for is a home that has, that isn't listed for anywhere
higher than $230,000. So, you know me. I'm
trying to stay underneath the median. So, I'm looking for 170,
180, 210 thousand dollar homes. I'm going to say
that I don't want it listed over 230. But check this out.
Under value trend, I'm going to say that I want it to have at least a value of two
hundred... I'm going to say $260,000 on up. Here's what
that's going to mean. It means that it's gonna look at all properties that aren't
listed higher than 230. But it has to have a value of 260 or higher. Did you
see how I just gamed the system there? Like let me break that down because you
need to understand this. If I'm not finding homes, they could be
listed to any price up to 230. But don't show me anything unless it's worth to 60
or higher. What I've created there is a gap. That gap is going to be called what?
Equity. Let's see what our market has, right? We're going to hit apply.
And I have four properties that hit my criteria. So this is cool.
Dude, let's check this out. Okay, this first one that you can see here, that's
kind of a tractive looking. It's kind of got a turquoise door. But this is a house
in Springville. It's a 4-bedroom, one-bath. It's 1500 square feet and it's
listed for 225. And friend, it was just listed a couple days ago, in
the middle of December, okay? So, let's actually check out what's
going on here. I'm going to click on it. And the first thing that I want to know is
man, do we have a deal here that might be worth something. I'll check it
out. This is giving it an estimated value of $266,000.
Now, remember they've listed it for what? 225,000.
But if it has a value of 266, what have we found there? Well, we have
found $41,000 of equity. Now, I don't know if it's really
there. But at first glance, it looks like it's there. Now by the way, if you can buy
a home and walk in a $40,000 of equity, is that good? I dare say yes.
Okay. So, then we got to say, "Okay, let's kind of dig into this look at this." I got
the owners information. it's owned by KXXD Charles J. Whatever that means. I've got
the exact address of the house. I've got the number of living rooms. I got all
sorts of data on this property here. What we're going to do is I want to click on
MLS details right here. it's going to show
me that's listed for 225. And then the next thing I'm going to do is right across,
I'm going to click on comparables. Now, this is important. My biggest reason for
having the system is not just finding deals but when I go to a realtor to say,
"Hey, pull some comps on this." I'm basically saying, "Realtor, look at
everything else that is sold in the area. And tell me if this is a good deal or
not." The reality is without me, they can see
14 comparables and they can pick the ones that skew the value high enough
that it meets their needs. Because hey, Kris is an investor, he wants to see big
equity. I'll showing big equity. And they might be comparing it to inappropriately
more expensive homes that's going to drive the value up. So, I like to do my
comparables myself. So, look what we have here. We have 24 comps. I'm going to
pull this freaking confident. Going to do this myself. I've got all the information
on my neighbors. I've got a hundred and 14 homes in the area on the MLS.
But let's look at least 24 comps. They are, as you can look at the map here,
there's a couple that are outside. Here number 24, 22. But guess
what? These are all within half a mile. That's a lot. So, here's what we're going to
do. We're going to first of all, we're going to pair this down. Since the property
we're looking at is a 4-bedroom, 1-bath, I'm going to say, "Bedroom minimum is
4, maximum is 4. Bathroom minimum is 1." I'm going to say maximum is 1.5. I'm
going to say 2. And all of a sudden, it says that we actually have zero comps.
Actually nope, it's pulled up 3. There's our subject property and there's
1, 2, 3. So now, check it out. Let's look at our square footage. Ours is 1500,
this is 16, this is 16, this is 17. Close enough that'll be adjusted. Your built,
2000, 2002, 2013. And remember, these are all... If we look at these properties right
here, this is actually creating an average sales price of 321,000.
You know on average, they were on the market 53 days
on average. But that is a hundred thousand dollars more than the
properties listing for. Now, either there's something really wrong with this
property to have that much equity or we have found gold. And Friends, this is how
I find gold. But look what technology just did by
having access to this. I got to sift through 13,000 listings, on my
criteria as an expert investor to find 3. If you're watching this video, you
can click the link in the description below. You can download the system for
free. And in your area, you can do exactly what I just did. And you know what? You
can find a deal with some hot equity. So, this is one for me to chase down. This is
one that I would send somebody or I myself would go look at the property. And
I would see if there if there's anything wrong with the condition of it.
I'd take a little deeper look at my comps. But guys, it looks like I've got a
property here with almost $100,000 of equity. Okay, we're
going to back up one step. We're going to look at what else we have here.
Okay, this in Spanish Fork. This is a
3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home listed for $216,000.
I'm going to pull this up. And this is giving it an estimated value of
220,000. That does not sound like equity to me. What the
heck happened here. Listen, for 216, they're saying it might have a
value of 220. That is not showing... That is kind of disobeying the computer
so I will skip you. Okay, 1796 East American Way, number 6. This is an Eagle
mountain. It's listed for 220. Let's check this one out. This one has a value of
230. That's not enough equity to impress me. And this one is
valued at 235 listed at 228. Also not interesting. The only thing on this board
today that's coming up is this top one. And I want you to remember something. The
deal of the decade comes along how often? Every freaking day. You just got to be
looking at the market and you have to know exactly what you're looking for. So,
we got a hottie right here. So, this was one way of doing the search. And
basically, if you manipulate the system just the way I showed you, what you can
really do is look for a massive equity discrepancy between what something's
going for and what you want it to be worth and find that gap right in the
middle. So, I hope this was useful for you guys. I wanted to show you this is what
it looks like. My next step once I get off of this
video is I'm actually going to go ahead and actually call up the realtor
representing this house and I'm going to say, "Hey, I want you to actually send me
some comps. And I'm going to compare their comps to my
comps. And I'm going to decide at that point, how much equity I have. And if I got equity,
I'm making an offer. And if I'm making an offer, I got a good chance to get in this
deal. And if I got a good chance to get in this deal, this house right here, it's
going to make me around $100,000." How long did that take? However
long this video is. Friends, it can honestly be just that simple. Join me on
the next video, I'm actually going to show you how I use people with tax liens
in those situations to also find deals with incredible equity that you can
negotiate for huge wins will help you solve their problems.
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Here's Why This Jeep Has a Chevy Engine - Duration: 5:54.
welcome to wacky Wednesday's, where everyone has a chance to show off their
car mods, and here's this week's winner welcome to my 1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer,
I bought this 88 Grand Wagoneer on eBay in 2010, the body and the wheels were in
very good condition, no dents and the paint was a fresh single stage
application, the simulated wood trim and side paneling had been replaced, the dash
wasn't cracked but the instrument bezel was, seats and carpet were in good
shape, but some of the leather inserts on the seats were replaced with vinyl, rear
seat and cargo area were complete except for the metal strips on the tailgate and
floor, in the engine compartment some electrical wiring issues were obvious
and the a/c hoses were missing, and the air breather tube was also missing, the
smog pump was not operational and all of the options except the rear window wiper
were on the Jeep, so what kind of engine I had to decide what kind of engine to
put in the Jeep, but eventually I narrowed it down to a generation 4 5.3
liter with a 6l80 automatic transmission I found this one on eBay out of a brand
new 2010 Silverado, there had been a fire in the cab and some of the wiring was
singed, but it was completely repairable it had 6 miles on it, so what did I do to
the Jeep, the first thing was to take the engine transmission and transfer case
out of the Jeep, next I removed the original
motor mounts out of the Jeep and bolted and welded in the new motor mounts, I
needed to patch up this big hole in the firewall, I fabricated this piece of
sheet metal and I riveted it in place, makes a nice backdrop for the dual battery
system, so I got rid of the old battery tray and the old AC mess that used to
run across the fender well, so all of the old holes were weld it up and the dents
were bonded in, on the driver's side I got rid of the old electrical stuff, that
was under the hood and then under the dash as well, I put headers on the new
engine so we dropped it into the Jeep it was ready to go, but I had to build a
new exhaust system using all three of those catalytic converters that came
with it, and I had to relocate some of the O2 sensor ports, so I used heat tape and
heat paint fit right in, I modified the fender well to accept a new battery tray,
I used bondo on the firewall and the battery tray fit right in,
next I started on the air box for the K&N system, I fabricated this piece of
sheet metal, then I had to cut this part of the fender well out to accept the new
box, left a pretty big hole in the fender well it's kind of scary, next I replaced
all the wiring under the hood and I installed this grounding block all
grounds went to a common ground I also replaced all the wiring under the
dash and installed the new air conditioning condenser core as well as a
new radiator and I mounted the new oil cooler and transmission cooler, then I
mounted this electric fan which is controlled by the ECU, we mounted new
springs and shocks under the Jeep there was no rust on this Jeep at all so the
job went fairly fast, I also rebuilt both of the front hubs, new bearings, new
rotors and new brake pads as well, i fabricated a larger heat shield that was
going to go between the new catalytic converters and the new transmission, I
was lucky to find a brand new transfer case an MP 229 just like the one that I
had taken out, a former Jeep dealer had it in his garage, I had new Drive shafts
built as the rear had to be shortened and the front had to be lengthened, and I
replaced all of the u-joints while we were doing this, later on I replaced
both the rear axles due to a vibration and I upgraded the brake shoes, so what's
under the hood everything is fully functional including
all of the emissions systems, so here's the new cold air box
it keeps the filter nice and clean here are the two batteries with a battery
isolator located between them, the wiring is a little messy but I'm working on it,
and the engine sits in there nice and straight, the fan is held in by some
brackets that I made, and this is what my electric mess looks like, but it's proven
to be very reliable on these roads that I live on up here in Northern Virginia, so
what does the interior look like, so I get rid of all the red color, I redid all
the door panels and all of the arm rests replaced all of the simulated wood trim
on the inside, covered the steering wheel in leather as well as the seats and
that center console is from a Ford van and I installed this digital dash that
runs off an obd2, this is the digital heater control with the two controls for
the heated front seats, I installed this large screen radio that also has a lot
of entertainment capabilities, and I have the ECM and the TCM reprogrammed
to accept his tap up tap down shifter and of course it also has a backup
camera capability which comes in handy new mats, new seat belts, and USB charging
stations, front and rear and heated seats in the back too, the back seat folds up and
it's held in place by this elastic band that's completely sound proofed in the
roof and on the floor, and this is the rear passenger control for the heated
seats and the USB charging station, the yellow battery runs this DC converter ,and the
rear seat belts I put in shoulder harnesses which this Jeep did not have
previously, Scotty thanks again for allowing me to feature this Jeep I
really have a lot of fun with it, it's great to drive, thanks for watching,
well that was this week's video and to have your car mod shown on my channel
here check this out, so if you never want to miss another one
of my new car repair videos, remember to ring that Bell!
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Como se forma a AURORA BOREAL - Duration: 3:13.
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These Mauro Ranallo reactions will make your day - Duration: 2:37.
All right, they talk about a malfunction at the junction.
Power slam by Hanson.
What a cart wheel escape.
>> [LAUGH] >> And O'Reilly gets turned inside out.
Hanson and Fuego with Phoenix.
>> What's the big doing?
>> Hanson with a splash, herd around Phoenix.
>> War Raiders treating O'Reilly like a crash test dummy!
But, O'Reilly's no dummy!
>> No, no, no!
>> That's 300 plants!
>> Superplex by Strong!
>> What the?
>> Headspring double back elbow, what the hell?!
>> My gosh.
>> No!
>> Wow, if Pete Dunn likes finger food, catch The Zona has a thing for toad!
Was he biting his toes!
Wow, wow!
>> Did you see that?
>> Ricochet lands on his feet!
Mama mia!
Can you believe it, Nigel?
>> No one can.
They can boo all they want but.
>> [SOUND] >> My God!
Did you see [INAUDIBLE] sailed over the top turn buckle wiping out Gargano.
Sling shot DDT plants the champion.
>> That is it!
>> Gargano, no!
I think we're about to find out.
>> The exposed floor of Gargano.
>> What Gargano we're dealing with.
>> No, no, brain buster!
>> My God!
On the exposed floor, Gargano just drove ricochet straight down.
Did Aleister Black just kick out of the fairy tale ending?
>> Not once but twice.
>> This is incredible Nigel.
>> Wait a second.
>> But they're looking for the KOD.
>> This is it!
>> The KOD!
>> They're looking for the KOD but there's no referee.
>> My, no.
Whoa, no!
>> 150 Lexi pulled down in Wrestle Mania last year but
this time Baszler turns it into the carafuna clutch!
Dragon screw leg whip by Chap on that inner leg.
>> Now he'll do the single crab.
A single leg crab and this could force him to tap!
>> This could be over.
>> Champions in bondage can't lose the title on the outside.
>> Black on the second [INAUDIBLE] My god!
>> Whoa!!
>> [INAUDIBLE] >> By the injured challenger!
Conversation with the referee, meanwhile, Black's on the apron.
Black with the Meteora, from the apron, double knees.
Wipes out the NXT champion.
Back!
>> Good night!
>> He's out.
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TOP 10 Things to Do in CALIFORNIA in 2019 | Travel Guide - Duration: 10:53.
In this video, we'll show you 10 best things to do in California.
And don't forget to like this video, subscribe to our channel and enable notifications.
And share your California experience or suggestions in the comments below.
Here are our top ten picks:
NUMBER 10: San Diego
San Diego is known as one of the most laid-back cities in the US.
Sunny beaches, beautiful parks, and warm climate offer a relaxing experience.
Visit Balboa Park which offers an array of art galleries, museums, and gardens,
including the world-famous San Diego Zoo.
Drive to the beautiful Coronado, a peninsula connected to San Diego with an impressive
Coronado bridge or visit La Jolla Cove with amazing ocean views.
Charming downtown neighborhoods such as Little Italy
or the historic Gaslamp Quarter offer great dining experience
and endless nightlife possibilities.
San Diego is also a great destination for history buffs.
The first settlement in California is located in Old Town San Diego
full of old-style buildings, authentic restaurants, and museums.
San Diego is the birthplace of naval aviation and houses USS Midway,
a decommissioned aircraft carrier which is now a museum.
Check out our Top 10 San Diego travel guide for more information.
NUMBER 9: Imperial Sand Dunes
Located on the border with Arizona and Mexico, California offers a very unique attraction:
45-mile long sand dune field.
Something you would expect to see in Sahara, not in North America, right?
Imperial Sand Dunes also called Algodones Dunes were formed by the sands of an ancient
lake that, of course, doesn't exist anymore.
Dunes can reach heights of 300 feet or more, creating an illusion of an endless landscape.
The dunes are a popular spot for off-road enthusiasts
and over one million people visit the dunes every year.
You can simply drive through the dunes and stop at the Osborne or plan a camping expedition,
either way, visiting the dunes is a one-of-a-kind experience.
The Imperial Sand Dunes are also a common filming location for famous Hollywood movies
such as Star Wars: Return of the Jedi.
Don't miss the nearby Salton See, a unique shrinking saline lake, a popular vacation
spot in the 50s and 60s, and now ghost town-like shoreline.
NUMBER 8: Palm Springs
Palm Springs is a desert resort city, located in Coachella Valley.
It is known for its year-round sunshine, boutique hotels, festivals, great recreational possibilities
and, of course, palm trees.
The city became a popular gateway for Hollywood stars in the 1930s and later developed into
one of the best vacation spots in California.
Palm Springs is home to numerous luxury resorts, charming hotels, and over 100 golf courses
and is often referred to as the golf capital of the world.
Downtown Palm Springs will impress you with its mid-century modern architecture, impressive
art scene, and great restaurants, although you can expect to wait in line for a table
for quite some time, especially over the weekends.
Did you know that in Palm Springs, there are over 50,000 pools,
more pools per capita than anywhere else in the US?
Don't forget to also visit Palm Springs surroundings including
Palm Springs Aerial which is the world's largest rotating tramcar,
go to see the giant palm trees in beautiful Thousand Palm Oasis
or take an interesting and unique windmill tour.
Palm Springs is also located close to the venue of world famous annual Coachella Festival.
NUMBER 7: Orange County
Orange County is a large metropolitan area located south of Los Angeles
and a popular tourist destination known for beautiful beaches,
high-end shopping and dining, and other attractions.
Disneyland, the second most visited theme park in the world
is located in Anaheim, Orange County.
Some of the best places to visit in Orange County include Laguna Beach, Huntington Beach,
and Newport Beach, all great places for surfing or spending a relaxing day at the beach.
You'll find many interesting and unique shops and restaurants in Orange County such
as handcrafted churros, ice cream made by liquid nitrogen and many other places perfect
for your next most-liked Instagram photo.
Check the description for the list of interesting places in OC.
While Orange County is known for its relaxed atmosphere,
it is also home to many Fortune 500 companies.
NUMBER 6: Los Angeles
Los Angeles is the biggest city in California
known for good climate, ethnic diversity, and, of course, the entertainment industry.
Some of the best places in and around Los Angeles include the famous Santa Monica Pier,
free-spirited Venice Beach, Hollywood with Universal Studios, Beverly Hills with the
world's most expensive shopping street Rodeo Drive, as well as downtown Los Angeles with
growing culinary scene and attraction such as OUE Skyspace LA,
a glass slide at the top of US Bank Tower.
Los Angeles is also home to over 800 museums and art galleries,
such as LACMA and the Getty Museum.
LA has more museums per capita than any other city in the world.
Los Angeles is spread out and known for its slow traffic.
In fact, the average traveler experiences over 72 hours of traffic delays per year
so be prepared to be stuck in traffic all the time.
Speaking of roads, did you know that the famous route 66 ends at Santa Monica Pier?
If you have time, you can also visit the nearby Channel Islands,
a group of eight islands just off the coast of Los Angeles.
Check out our Top 10 Los Angeles travel guide for more information.
NUMBER 5: Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara is a glamorous town with beautiful
Spanish-style 18-century architecture, located on the coast about a two-hour drive from LA.
Apart from the regular activities typical for Californian seaside such as fine-dining,
hiking, sunbathing, and an array of other activities, Santa Barbara also offers a unique
atmosphere on its vibrant streets resembling that of Italian coastal towns
or the French Riviera.
No wonder it is often referred to as the American Riviera.
Most Santa Barbara attractions are conveniently located near each other, so you can easily
explore the beautiful streets and amazing beaches of Santa Barbara on foot.
Visit Mission Santa Barbara, a magnificent church built in 1820
or Sterns Wharf, a pier with numerous restaurants,
specialty shops, a Sea Center and Museum of natural history,
and, of course, amazing views of the beaches and nearby Santa Ynez Mountains.
NUMBER 4: National Parks
California is home to some of the most exceptional
national parks and preserves in the US:
Joshua Tree national park, located on the crossroad of Mojave and Colorado desert
features a surreal geologic landscape and rich cultural history.
Death Valley, one of the hottest places on earth is located in the northern Mojave Desert.
Don't miss the Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America
with the elevation of 282 feet below sea level.
Mojave National Preserve is located between Los Angeles and Las Vegas
with breathtaking Kelso Dunes.
Yosemite National Park is located in the Sierra Nevada mountains and offers amazing hikes
through waterfalls, sequoia groves, streams, meadows, and beautiful granite mountains.
Redwood National Park is located on the coast of Northern California
is home to world's tallest trees.
If you don't have the time to drive all the way to the North and want to see big trees,
you can also visit Sequoia National Forrest located about 200 miles from Los Angeles.
If you plan to visit more than one National Park, make sure to collect your receipts and
when you've spent over $80 you can redeem the receipts for the annual pass which you
can use in all US National Parks.
We created a Google map with some of the most fascinating outdoor places in California.
Check the description.
NUMBER 3: Pacific Coast Highway
What better way to discover California
than by taking a scenic drive on Pacific Coast Highway.
Of course, there are faster ways to travel from one point to another in California but
Pacific Coast Highway, also referred to as California State Route 1 offers an amazing
journey covering anything from hidden beaches full of seals and seagulls to amazing views
at Big Sur, jagged sea cliffs, and other surprises.
You can take the epic Highway One between San Francisco and Los Angeles and stop at
one of the following places:
Big Sur and McWay Falls, Ragged Point, Elephant Seal Vista point, and Hearst Castle.
Of course, there are other amazing attractions and hidden gems along Pacific Coast Highway.
We created a Google map with additional suggestions, check the description.
NUMBER 2: San Francisco
San Francisco is a cultural and financial center of Northern California.
The city is located on a peninsula between the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay.
San Francisco is known for Golden Gate bridge, one of the best-known bridges in the world,
steep rolling hills with old-style cable cars, Alcatraz island, home to infamous Alcatraz
prison, the largest Chinatown outside Asia, and many other world-famous landmarks.
Don't miss the nearby Silicon Valley, home to world's largest high-tech firms and a
global innovation hub.
Check out our Top 10 San Francisco travel guide for more information.
NUMBER 1: Napa Valley
Napa Valley, located about an hour drive from San Francisco,
is one of the world's premier wine regions.
While massive wine production didn't start until the 1960s,
Napa is now home to over 400 wineries.
The experience goes far beyond wine and Napa is a popular place for romantic escapes,
amazing culinary experiences, concerts, and, of course, wine tasting.
The reason Napa Valley is becoming even more popular in recent years is the abundance of
exquisite accommodation and dining options and its proximity to San Francisco, making
it easily accessible to worldwide and domestic travelers.
Take the three-hour wine train, a 36-mile round-trip journey from Downtown Napa to
St. Helena and back or enjoy the bird's-eye view
of beautiful rolling hills from a hot air balloon.
You can also explore the nearby Sonoma Valley, another beautiful wine region also known as
the birthplace of California wine industry.
Do you have your favorite destination
or have you been to one of the places we presented in this video?
Share it in the comments below.
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Thomas & Friends Flying Apart Finger Family Nursery Rhyme Song - Duration: 9:18.
[Finger Family Introduction Music]
Daddy finger, daddy finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I always love you!
Mommy finger, mommy finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I love you so much!
Brother finger, brother finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I love you!
Sister finger, sister finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I am here for you!
Baby finger, baby finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! Goo goo goo goo..
Peek a poo.
Dame tu cosita
ah ah
Dame tu cosita
[Daddy Finger Music]
Daddy finger, daddy finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Mommy finger, mommy finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Brother finger, brother finger where are you?
Where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Sister finger, sister finger where are you?
Where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Baby finger, baby finger where are you?
Where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Dame tu cosita
ah ah
Dame tu cosita. ah ah
Dame tu cosita, ah ah
Daddy finger, daddy finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I always love you!
Mommy finger, mommy finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I love you so much
Brother finger, brother finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I love you!
Sister finger, sister finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I am here for you!
Baby finger, baby finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! Goo goo goo goo..
Peeka boo.
Dame tu cosita, ah ah
Dame tu cosita, ah ah
Daddy Finger, Daddy Finger Where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I always love you
Mommy finger, Mommy Finger, where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I love you so much
Brother Finger, Brother Finger, where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I am love you
Sister Finger, Sister Finger, where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I am here for you
Baby Finger, Baby Finger, where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! goo goo goo
Peek a boo
Dame tu cosita, ah ah
Dame tu cosita, ay ay
Dame tu cosita ah ah
[finger family introduction song]
Daddy Finger, Daddy Finger where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Mommy Finger, Mommy Finger, where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Brother Finger, Brother Finger, where are you?
Where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Sister Finger, Sister Finger, where are you?
Where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Baby Finger, Baby Finger, where are you?
Where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
Dame tu cosita, ah ah
Dame tu cosita, ah ay
Dame tu cosita, ah ah
[Finger Family Nursery Rhymes Introduction Music]
Daddy Finger, Daddy Finger, where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I always love you.
Mommy Finger, Mommy Finger, where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I love you so much
Brother Finger, Brother Finger, where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I love you
Sister Finger, Sister Finger, where are you
Here I am! Here I am! How do you do?
I am here for you
Baby Finger, Baby Finger, where are you?
Here I am! Here I am! goo goo goo
Peek a boo
Dame tu cosita, ah ah
Dame tu cosita, ah ay
Dame tu cosita
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hey guys cupocafe here I'm theo I'm Melissa and I'm jonathan last year in 2018
we decided that it was time to give back to the community so we came up with the
Gr 1 superhero project we dressed up like superheroes and visited nine
schools and greeted every Gr 1 with a high-5
so in 2019 the calendar evolved to a lunchbox recipe book these recipes are
put together by members of our community as well as the tenants of kolonnade
retail park with 31 recipes children can be feasting like kings so
moms get ready to build those lunch boxes so in 2019 mini came on board and they
are sponsoring the supermobile so we will be driving to every single
school in this area with the supermobile to go and visit all the Gr 1
too of course given this beautiful lunchbox recipe book for you mommies to
make sure that they can eat healthy then also to go and motivate all the Gr1
to be like superhero's and to tell them that they can be the superhero's to
every single person around them by being there for them and being nice to them so
you guys need to be on the lookout for this mini driving all around the zambezi
area if you see it grab your phone take a pic and put on social media and make
sure to use the hashtag #supermini so Gr1 here we come...
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MUSIC
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go !! my loves the recipe I'm going show you here is simple easy but
especially very accessible yes because that's what we're talking about today
accessibility for those who want to clear, whiten or even
further improve the texture of the skin removed for example black things, these things
you see, these things like that the them pigmentation tasks on the hands
on the tips of the fingers all these things like that, here is a simple recipe that
you can also do at home for that you will just need a
little bit of alcohol vinegar as this one is easy enough to do
recipe so I advise you to do that
evening at home because as I told you, if you have to make a recipe with lemon it's hyper
sensitizing here is it
photosensitizers you will have need 1,2,3 then you add
simply your lemon
a half lemon like that at the same time it's perfect
then add a little bit of toothpaste you know that toothpaste c is super brightening
It contains whitening agents a very small
quantity half a spoon like that is enough
since here we go simply used in scrub which I
advise you to put either, you have the choice between two ingredients is
corn as it is when you can see or simply apple starch
of land and even if you have to white clay is perfect for you
so what you have at home even agree that rice flour
it will be enough for the preparation so mix everything well
it's normal that this foam of this way it's normal it's very normal
Okay my loves it's all that mix that makes it foamy like that
if you want an effect faster on your skin especially if it's
on the skin of the face you can add a little bit of
cornflour but if you simply want give whiteness clarity while
sweetness I advise you to do this so once it's good, here you are
apply it directly to the zones who are to be treated like this
rub it like that for about five minutes with force with force and
so the more you'll rub the more you have a look at it before you
little bit is normal so my loves you can see the difference
that's the result after waiting so for a faster result I
told you, you can add either of the corn flour, either rice flour or
white clay you will have the same results so
you see that all this stuff the that's all to remove for you
get rid of it's ok to get rid of over skin
well sure it also applies between the legs
between my thighs everywhere my loves so you see the
difference you can see it is true that there is still a little but me j do
do it all the time all the time the time all the time suddenly y'a
almost never anything on it but you see as soon as you stop doing a
little bit it appears so veiled loves we ended with this
new video i hope i could you bring something here if ever
you have questions put them in the comments okay of course that
takes time but I always finish by answer be very patient by then
take good care of yourself and if you are not subscribers thinking about doing it but
know that I carry you in my heart I'll see you soon for a
new video
XOXO
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Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra Ekran Değişimi 🇹🇷 - Duration: 18:59.
Yes friends hello. Today
In GSM Communication
Sony
Sony Xperi
XA1 Ultra
screen will change.
D3221
code.
D3221 Sony Xperia
XA1 Ultra screen exchange will do
friends all together.
Yeah. As you see
The screen is broken from the inside.
It was broken internally.
We're going to do a screen change of this.
We removed the back cover.
Friends while repairing a device
before everything
disconnect
So take out the battery socket friends.
We removed the battery.
We removed the screw holding the main board.
Since the screws are all the same size
Since the screws are not of different size
no danger of screws.
Even when a different screw is attached to the other side
it's the same size
even so
Installing the same screw in the
it would be better if you wont.
A total of 13 screws were removed.
There are also screws on the edge bars.
You know about this.
Up to 13 pieces
We've been ripped off friends.
We're removing the network antennas.
We remove the headphone socket, the external headphone socket.
Connect the front camera sockets and the rear camera socket.
Çıkartıyoruz.
Friends. The main thing on a device is the motherboard.
As you see. The motherboard of the device.
Motherboard of the device
the most important part.
Yes motherboard
firmly, healthy.
We removed the front camera.
Headphone socket
We removed the headphone socket we call the headset handset.
Front camera flash
This piece is front of the camera
track
Front camera flash glass.
What we call external headphones
external headphone receiver
external headphone socket.
There is also light on it.
When you receive a message when you
burning light
friends on the headphones.
Friends outside on the headphone socket.
Yes, what we call a ringer
telecom
The piece we call ringtone.
Network antennas.
Yeah. This is the piece
What we call a charge board, what we call a charge board
charging socket, also
vibration motor
at the same time the microphone
The piece is in one piece.
At the same time network antennas.
These screws hold the bar of the edge of the screws friends.
The edge bar is not included with the screen.
It is separate from the screen.
We are currently removing the screws that hold the side strips.
There are 4 screws on each side.
Sorry, on every side
There are 5 pieces screws.
Yeah. We're also removing the sidebar.
A total of 23 screws have been dismantled friends.
As you can see,
side keys
sound keys
same time
speak camera key camera key.
Yeah. Our Yen screen
I'm stripped of all the parts
friends will put on the new screen.
Yeah. We're installing the sideband screws.
After inserting key flexes
voice key
After installing the flexi
Power key, voice key at the same time
insert them after fitting
We're gonna put the screws on the slat.
After you have screwed all of the screws
friends will squeeze them all at once.
Friends. People who are not experts in this subject
watching our video
screen replacement or any repair work
We do not recommend.
Otherwise, you can make your device unusable.
This way many customers come to us.
The device is shattered.
Some of them are of course some of them may not be friends.
Watching our videos
We do not recommend changing the screen.
This video to our technician friends
shared as preliminary information.
Instead of the charging board.
Charge board vibration motor at the same time
microphone The part with the speech microphone.
We're wearing headphones.
We're wearing the piece we call bellhead.
Yeah. We're wearing the board.
Yeah. Finally we're wearing his battery.
We stick the warranty label.
And we're wearing the back cover.
We're putting the old screen on the edge.
Yeah. As you see
Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra screen replacement
success.
Thank you friends for watching.
Yeah. Thank you friends for watching.
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Luxury Watch Bubble Finally Bursting?! Rolex, AP, Patek Philippe, Richard Mille and... - Duration: 9:36.
This is Watch Your Style.
Today we're gonna be discussing the watch market bubble and if it's about to burst.
Ok, so there's no secret, right now the watch market is super inflated right now.
I mean it's pretty much just a little bit bubbly will say.
I wouldn't go ahead and say it's like the housing market bubble that there was in two
thousand and...the mid two thousands that ended up obviously bursting in 2008, but there
is a little bit of an inflation going on there and most of it has to do with supply and demand.
So, I don't really see it so much as a bubble that's about to burst and the watches are
gonna be worth nothing.
That's the speculation that's going on.
I got comments on my videos.
I got phone calls at the store.
Everybody's always talking about, �Ahhh it's a bubble.
It's about to blow up!�
Yes and no.
I do think that there's some brands right now that the prices are a little bit inflated,
but take for example Rolex.
Rolex has never been a bubble, since the beginning of time.
I mean, there's people that purchase these vintage watches back in the 1960s, fifty years
later they're worth fifteen times what the original retail was.
Is that a bubble?
It's not.
What I do think is that right now there's a high demand for some of these models and
there's a limited supply, so they're a little bit high right now.
That's the only thing that I feel.
I don't feel that this bubble is gonna burst and you're gonna find ceramic date Subs for
$4,000.
That's just honestly I don't see that happening.
I mean, take the Batman for example.
You can't even find it right now.
Yesterday it was an $8,000 watch.
Now it's at 11.
They're about to discontinue it.
It might be $13,000 like the Hulk, so I don't really see it so much as a bubble.
I just kind of think right now the demand is high.
There's not enough watches, so there's a bit of an increase.
There could be a kick in the market where once the ADs and the brands start releasing
watches, you know they might kick down on the market another 1500 bucks, but I don't
see this explosion in the Watch Game that everybody's waiting for, that the watches
are gonna be worth nothing.
So then you got other brands, perhaps like Patek.
You know, again I don't see Patek as a bubble because they're just...the demand for Patek
is not gonna fall.
The collectors of Patek are not gonna lose interest and they're not gonna over produce,
like that other watch brand that starts with an H that just came out with 30,000 watches
of each model in every single color, shape and form.
You see that was a bubble and it already blew up, but Patek I don't know man.
I just think that there's a lot of hype going on and people want the watches, you know?
I think that at the end of the day, it's what I keep saying, there might be a correction
in the market.
For Rolex I see it being a couple of grand.
For a Patek, maybe five to six thousand dollars, but I don't see it just exploding and this
bubble.
I mean, everyone's telling me, �I can't wait for these watches, for this bubble to
blow up and these watches to be worth nothing.� One brand that we may have to watch closely
the next four to five years would be Richard Mille.
We just gotta see what happens with that brand, you know?
Cuz the prices of those watches are inflated twenty, thirty thousand at a time over retail.
See that's when we might have to look closely after, but as far as Rolex, Audemars, and
Patek, I just don't see it happening.
Take for example the Royal Oak in stainless steel.
They're going for retail, pre-owned.
I don't see that so overly inflated, you know?
So maybe you don't wanna wait two or three years to get one at retail and you wanna pay
a couple grand over.
A couple grand over, maybe even three to four thousand over for me doesn't justify a bubble
theory in the watch market.
So again, we're gonna watch this closely all together, but I don't think there's gonna
be this massive explosion.
Now, some of the rumors that I've been hearing and actually they're facts is that coming
up now in Baselworld 2019, Rolex is gonna be releasing a new line-up for the Submariner,
so pretty much the Submariner that we know today is gonna be discontinued.
Is probably just gonna be a new movement, a couple of little changes, so pretty much
what's gonna change is the reference number.
Does that mean that the previous model, the one that's currently available right now,
is gonna skyrocket?
Probably not.
Like I said, it might correct in the market a couple of thousand.
That's about it and I don't think that Rolex is either gonna just flood the market with
these new Subs.
So it's just high in demand man, the Watch Game has really picked up in the last four
or five years and people have gotten interest in this hobby and they really wanna buy some
nice stuff.
What else can I say?
Now there's also rumors that the Batman is gonna be discontinued.
I mean, you never know with these guys, you know?
The Hulk was supposed to be a watch that celebrated the anniversary of the brand, but yet they've
made it for a ton of years, so I don't really know what's gonna happen with that, but I
tell you what, if they do discontinue the Batman, that might be a mini bubble in itself
because people might want way too much money for those watches.
Now, in the last five years, the only literal bubble that I have ever seen in this market
has been with that brand that's starts with an H. You see, that one did blow up.
They had something good going there.
Their watches were in demand.
I remember there was a time that you couldn't even get one of those popular models that
they sold the most of at all.
Prices were going through the roof.
Nowadays what are they worth?
Nothing.
I'm talking about $250,000 tourbillons, I wouldn't even give 30 g's for.
You see, that was a bubble within the watch market.
As as the Hulk, I don't see it.
I think that right now, if you're buying a Patek, AP or a Rolex and you're getting it
at a decent price, even if it's market value, even if you're paying $11,000 for this Batman.
Not that I agree with it, but that's the market price, I think you're safe man.
You know, it's not like you're buying, OK how can I say, a waterfront property in the
summer of 2007, you know?
Those prices were really inflated, so things should be pretty stable.
We're gonna have to wait and see with the releases this year and what they do as far
as production.
I mention in my previous video about being able to buy some of these watches at retail,
but you gotta buy three or four other ones at an AD.
I mean look, there's nothing wrong with that.
If you wanna have a good relation with your AD and some people still want that experience,
and obviously the watches gotta come from somewhere, so they're gonna have to come from
the AD.
Nothing's wrong with that.
They're gonna start shipping out some watches and they're gonna be a little bit easier to
get.
You might maybe have to buy two watches instead of three, so I don't see that as a long term
solution for buying your watches at retail at AD.
I think eventually that's gonna turn around.
In the end, if you're looking to buy watches as an investment purpose, then you really
gotta be able to see around the bend and these surges in prices because buying a watch today,
let's just say in today's market, you can make a good buy and you can have a pretty
solid piece at the right price, but in order to make an investment where the watch is gonna
jump up, for example five years ago you would have picked up a Patek 5980 steel for $35,000,
today it's gonna be worth 70.
I mean, right now is not really the market for that.
Right now it's more of a hobbyist market.
Now, perhaps maybe you can buy of those and hold it 25 years.
It's like everything man, this is a hobby first.
I try to always show people and buy these watches with investment mind.
Investment doesn't mean that I'm buying this as like to try a yearly return on it.
I'm just trying to buy something where I have some fun, it's a hobby, and I don't lose my
money if you get what I'm saying.
So keep this in mind.
Let's see what happens.
We're gonna come back to this video when Baselworld comes around and we see the new releases from
Rolex and see what really's gonna happen.
So feel free to comment below how you feel about the current status of the watch market
bubble and don't forget to hit the notifications bell until it looks like this.
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POGs at Disneyland - Duration: 5:37.
Disneyland is a classic American staple and has been since it opened in 1955.
Just saying the name, Disneyland, evokes the images of Mickey Mouse and the famous Matterhorn
Bobsleds and…
POGs.
OK so maybe POGs don't jump to the forefront of your mind, but they did in-fact find their
way to Disneyland in the spring of 1994.
You see, Disney at the time was constantly interested in finding new ways to make the
parks more appealing for older kids.
The classic Disney characters worked well on young children, and the legacy of Disney's
films and parks won over plenty of adults who grew up with it, but Disney was usually
struggling to win the attention of older kids and teenagers.
To put it bluntly, Disney wasn't cool.
So the 90's were a period of frequent attempts to convince kids otherwise.
In some cases it worked and brought us classic attractions like The Tower of Terror and in
other cases… we got Goosebumps and Barbie.
When the spring of 1994 rolled around, Disney introduced Spring Break '94.
It was a limited event that ran at Disneyland from March 25th through April 10th in order
to capitalize on the spring break vacations that kids in the region were on.
And what better way to win over kids in 1994 than with rollerblades and POGs?
Uncool Adult: POG is a cool kids game.
Rad Kid: Team Rollerblade Stunt Shows!
Cool Kid: That's phat!
Uncool Adult: Most incredible.
90s Child: Kids get a free POG pack with a Disneyland kini!
Uncool Adult: The kini slams the POG
Cool Bro: There's a POG play zone!
90s Child: Team Rollerblade's so burly! Uncool Adult: Awesome
Go POG Wild and Rollerblade Crazy! Spring break!
Only at Disneyland! (Cool)
POG Wild and Rollerblade Crazy offered three daily skate stunt shows performed by "Team
Rollerblade" over in Tomorrowland.
The shows featured ramps, jumps, and a 10-foot-tall half pipe.
Southern California, already home to surfing and skateboarding, had seen rollerblading
grow in popularity over the previous few years.
The other offering during the event were POGs, which was still on the rise at that point.
The game itself was nothing new.
It originated back in the 1930's in Hawaii as a game called milk caps, and was even believed
by many to be a descendant of a 12th century Japanese game called Menko.
The rules of milk caps varied slightly depending on who was playing, but the basic idea was
that players would stack the cardboard caps and then take turns hitting the stack with
a heavier piece which was referred to as a kini or slammer.
The player would keep whatever pieces landed face up, and then the rest were restacked
for the next player.
Whoever had the most pieces in the end was the winner.
To add to the stakes, people could play "for keeps" and would ultimately get to keep
whatever pieces they scored during the game.
The game's popularity would wane over the years.
Then, in 1991, a 42-year old teacher from Oahu named Blossom Galbiso introduced the
game to her students.
They used the caps of a popular Hawaiian drink that contained Passionfruit, Orange, and Guava
and was aptly named POG.
It caught on and began to spread across Hawaii, and by 1993 it found its way to the US mainland
in California.
So as the craze grew, Disney decided to capitalize on it for their Spring Break event.
Every child under 13 who visited Disneyland during those 17 days received a free set of
collectible POGs along with a kini.
The park also featured an area advertised as a "slammin' scoopin' POG Play Zone"
where kids could play POGs with other kids.
And oddly, this was more or less the height of Disney's involvement with POGs.
The craze would continue to grow the rest of the year and into 1995.
You'd think with the wealth of characters they owned that Disney would get into the
business of making and selling their own POGs, or at least licensing them out.
However they'd end up only licensing one Lion King set in 1995 for retail use in Canada.
There were plenty of counterfeit Disney POGs that were manufactured without Disney's
permission though, and in the fall of 1995 they'd reach out to over 300 retailers and
distributors to put a stop to it.
Perhaps they knew it wasn't a long lasting opportunity, or maybe because POGs themselves
were so cheap that it wasn't worth the effort.
Either way, it didn't matter much.
The fads of the 90s, like most fads, would eventually fizzle out, and POGs were no exception.
As for Spring Break '94 in Disneyland, it would prove to be unnecessary the following
year as they had something better than rollerblades and POGs to win kids over.
They had Indiana Jones.
Between Disney's general lack of involvement in POGs during most of its craze, and the
short length of their Spring Break '94 event, it makes the few legitimate Disney POGs out
there pretty rare.
So make sure you're not playing for keeps the next time you break out your POGs.
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Top 10 McDonald's Regional Burgers - Duration: 13:05.
The popular glowing Golden Arches have locations all over the world, so no matter how far from
home you are they can be a familiar and comforting sight. What's cool about Mickey D's is
how diverse and culturally adapting their menu is to the region of their locations.
Surely you can find your classic core products like the well known Big Mac or their crispy
fries but they also have some unique burgers you can't find anywhere else! If you're
a McDonald's fan, these top 10 McDonald's regional burgers just might help you determine
your next travel destination.
Singapore - The Nasi Lemak Burger
All around the world McDonald's has been impressing people with their menu items and
diversity. If you're looking for a burger that's halal, Singapore is the place to be!
A significant portion of the population in Singapore is Muslim so all McDonald's in Singapore
are certified halal. The McD's introduced the Nasi Lemak burger in this region, and
it has become very popular! People all over the net are ranting and raving about this
one and its tasty flavours, inspired by the local food - this one might be worth trying.
The burger contains a juicy coconut flavoured chicken patty that is coated in cornflakes
and topped with a golden fried egg, caramelized onions, and crunchy cucumber slices with sweet
and spicy sambal sauce. Talk about the flavours of Singapore, right? Sounds good to us, if
it tastes as good as it looks and sounds we might be on the next flight out! Coconut fans
might also like to add a pie to their meal for dessert. They also offer the famous McD's
pies in coconut! Filled with rich coconut pulp and a crispy shell, sounds like a good
pie to bite into.
Japan - Ebi Filet-O Shrimp Burger
If you see a shrimp burger on the menu then you must be in Japan! Traditionally you would
not expect to get shrimp in a burger but in Asia, they love their seafood so it isn't
that much of a surprise. The Ebi Filet-O Shrimp burger, (Ebi meaning shrimp in Japanese) can
also be found in Hong Kong. It is a perfect example of how McDonald's caters to changing
its taste and burger format based on its market. If you're a seafood fan and a burger lover
you might just love this combination together. The burger features whole shrimps embedded
into a patty of breading, deep fried to a golden crisp crust with lettuce and spicy
sauce with a kick served on a sesame seed bun. If you like to follow up your meal with
dessert you could also try the matcha tea and adzuki bean McFlurry. Sounds like a strange
combo, but McDonald's combined Japan's favourite drink and favourite dessert to inspire
this McFlurry flavour.
Thailand - Samurai Pork Burger
Surely not everyone is kung fu fighting right? In martial arts history there is also the
Samurai - which McDonald's has named their burger after in Thailand. The Samurai Pork
Burger from Thailand is full of teriyaki flavour. Honestly, this burger might be worth fighting
for - it's made with a sword sliced pork patty that is covered in teriyaki sauce, layered
with lettuce, tomato, onions, and mayo on a sesame seed bun. Actually, it's not really
sliced with a sword but then why is it the "Samurai" pork burger? The word Samurai is
merely meant to indicate that the meat patty is covered in teriyaki sauce. You might also
see this burger name pop up in the Mickey D's in Malaysia and Singapore locations as
well. Those of you who are teriyaki lovers might like this exquisite burger that bursts
with flavour. Like including add-ons to your meal? In Thailand, you can get a corn pie
filled with creamed corn filling, a little more savoury than the usual sweet pies.
China and Hong Kong - Black and White burger
In Chinese and Hong Kong McDonald's they introduced the Black and White Burgers, two small "half-size"
burgers that come in a box. You can't supersize these half size burgers but you probably wouldn't
want to, according to reviews they don't taste as good as they look. Some say these
burgers were introduced to represent Yin and Yang and by the colours, it may seem so. The
black burger bun is made with squid ink to give it it's black colour and between the
squid inked burger buns is a layer of mashed potato with two beef patties, lettuce and
truffle sauce. That sounds like an interesting combo of items on a burger. Whereas the white
burger uses the same mashed potato base but instead of beef it's topped with a fried chicken
patty, bacon, and topped with peppercorn mushroom sauce. According to reviews, the white burger
takes the win and is said to be the better tasting of the two. An interesting feature
in some McDonald's locations, especially in China, is that they offer a "McExpress" walk-up
window. Most of these McExpress windows are attached to a restaurant but you can also
find them independently like at a subway stop or inside a shopping mall. From the McExpress
windows, there is a selection of McCafe items including small drinks and ice cream desserts
you can grab quickly and conveniently.
France - Le Grande Veggie Burger
Parlé vous vegetarian? It's not often that you can find an appealing or tasty vegetarian
option at a fast food restaurant. But in France, it seems you can even eat sophisticated at
the local Mickey D's! The Le Grand Veggie or "The Great Veggie" is served on a thick
bun with a combination of poppy, sesame and pumpkin seeds and a veggie patty made from
French Emmental cheese and fresh vegetables. The patty is topped with a mix of microgreens,
red cabbage, white cabbage, two tomato slices and topped off with red pesto sauce. That
sounds like one of the finest burgers on the McDonald's menu, we wonder if Remi the rat
1from Ratatouille had anything to do with the creation of this recipe! It is certain
that McDonald's is trying to diversify to appeal to the health conscious audience. The
French sure know how to make a delicious veggie burger to appeal to the veggie enthusiasts,
bon appétit!
Greece - Greek Mac
If you're travelling to Europe you might want to hop over to Greece as well. The McDonald's
in Greece has put a greek twist on the Mac, so don't expect a traditional Big Mac style
burger if you order one of these. What you'll get is actually less of a burger and more
of a pita wrap with burger ingredients, a combination of the traditional Greek gyro
and the fast food chain's standard fare. The Greek Mac is served on a folded pita with
two beef patties, white yoghurt sauce otherwise known as tzatziki, fresh red onion, tomato
and lettuce. If you prefer you can choose to get the Greek Mac with chicken strips instead
of the beef patties too. Perhaps the only thing missing is the feta cheese? If you're
a fan of the Big Mac and Greek food you may like this Mac hybrid and you can even wash
it down with a McBeer. That's right, certain McDonald's locations also offer beer! In Greece,
you can order a Heineken with your meal whereas in France you can get a Kronenbourg 1664
to accompany those salty crispy fries.
Italy - Sweety con Nutella Burger
Leave it to the Italians to offer a sweet Nutella dessert burger. Just hearing the name
"Nutella burger" sounds enticing and it might make your mouth water! Of course, Italy is
notorious for their deliciously sweet pastries and espressos so go figure you could find
a decadent chocolatey burger at their McDonald's locations. A dream come true for all the hazelnut
chocolate lovers. Instead of the standard slab of beef, tomato, lettuce, cheese and
a pickle in the middle, the burger has a big gooey centre oozing with the famous Nutella
spread, between 2 hamburger buns. If you have heart eyes for this burger just know that
it is available on the McCafe menu only in Italy. Do you wonder if it's better than your
typical Nutella sandwich on Wonderbread? You could head over to Italy to give it a try,
but you might not want to say arrivederci after trying it!
India - Chicken or Veggie Maharaja Mac
India is known for their vegetarian culture so you can certainly find many veggie options
at their McDonald's locations but don't expect to find a beef patty Mac. Indian McDonald's
serve the Maharaja Mac with two options, chicken or veggie. It's also by far the fast food
chain's tallest burger and maybe the most filling! They call it the social burger because
over lunch or dinner you'll have plenty of time to socialize in between all those bites.
They also introduced a junior size version of these burgers taking into consideration
the size of the originals. The Chicken Maharaja Mac has a grilled chicken double patty layered
with jalapenos, onion, cheddar cheese, juicy tomato slices, crispy lettuce and drizzled with habanero
sauce on a sesame seed bun. Now that's a mouth full but so is the Veggie Maharaja Mac. This
burger is just as filling and just as tall, it has a cheese and corn double patty instead
of the chicken patty and uses cocktail sauce. If you're trying out the vegetarian menu,
they also offer the Pizza McPuff, similar to a pizza pocket filled with carrots, bell
peppers, beans, onions, peas, and mozzarella cheese. We also cannot forget to mention the
McCurry pan, a curried vegetable pie - a deep dish of Indian flavours!
Mexico - Flaming Hot Doritos Quarter Pounder
Mexican food is known to be a little caliente and spicy. If you like the heat with a Tex-Mex
spin, this burger is the one for you - head down to the nearest Mexican McDonald's.
To match up with the heat of Mexican cuisine, Mickey D's introduced this variation of the
Quarter Pounder that adds spicy Doritos on top of the burger. Not only that but they
include the traditional favourite guacamole and no it's not extra! The burger has a nice
crunch to it, but this "muy caliente" burger will have you feeling hot, hot, hot! What
if you don't like spicy? Well, there's another burger created for the Mexican population
since they love guac so much - you can find a Signature Guacamole burger! It is made with
two burger patties, melted cheddar cheese, guacamole and instead of Doritos you'll get
your crunch from the crisp lettuce leaf topped off with pico de gallo sauce. Who's ready
for this fiesta?!
Sweden and Finland - McVegan Burger
Well, with all the different food trends and plant-based craze, McDonald's wants to keep
up! In 2018 McDonald's in Sweden introduced an all vegan burger called the McVegan. This
burger is served with a sesame seed bun with a vegan patty made out of soy, layered with
lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, onions, pickles and a vegan McFeast sauce. McDonald's tested
this burger and has had a lot of success with it being on the menu in Sweden and Finland.
According to a poll done by Animal Rights Sweden, about 1 in 10 Swedes are vegan or
vegetarian and the numbers are predicted to increase. McDonald's developed this meatless
burger in partnership with a Norwegian food company called Orkla because of the increase
in people that have been showing an interest in eating more of a predominantly plant-based
diet that is better for the environment. If you're vegan and haven't been able to eat
Mickey D's, you'll be able to in these countries - they have made the McVegan a permanent item
on their menu. Online reviews of the burger are raving how tasty and good it is - whether
you're vegan or not this burger might be worth a try! Some honourable mentions that didn't
make the list but might interest you include the McKebab served on a tortilla wrap and
the McFalafel from Israel. Here you can find the traditional McDonald's restaurants but
you can also find kosher versions or McKosher by looking for the blue sign with the golden
arches. There's also the McLobster, found in Atlantic Canada and England. It's lobster
served on a hot dog bun with lobster sauce and shredded lettuce. It is served out in
these regions where there are enough lobsters to supply making the McLobster. Lastly the
Kiwi Burger in New Zealand, there's no kiwi fruit in the burger just a beef patty topped
with a griddle egg, tomato, lettuce, cheese, onions, beetroot, ketchup and mustard. Many
items on the menu in New Zealand are similar to those in Australia but not this burger.
Why is it called the kiwi burger? New Zealanders are called kiwis because of the kiwi bird
that is found only in New Zealand.
So, with all these enticing burger flavours - which ones would you want to try! Let us
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Losing the FTC Trial Could Devastate Qualcomm's Fundamentals - Duration: 8:21.
Dylan Lewis: Evan, when you look at how Qualcomm's top line works, the licensing segment,
which they refer to as QTL, doesn't seem like that much money.
But you need to think about the margins for these different businesses that they have.
We're talking about something that's the breadwinner for this overall business.
Evan Niu: Right. IT's super high-margin because they're just licensing the technology.
Whereas on the chip side, of course, it's a hardware business, so inevitably you're
going to have much lower margins there.
The two sides of this company go very well together, as we've seen over the past decade.
Lewis: I think the actual numbers, the licensing business does currently about $1 billion in
revenue per quarter.
You go back over the past 12 months, Qualcomm has done about $23 billion in sales.
So, licensing looks like a drop in the bucket.
You look at the margins, though, licensing is near a 60% earnings before taxes margin.
The other side of the business makes much more revenue but has an EBT margin in the high teens.
So, anything that will impact this part of the business will have an outsized impact
on the financials for this company.
Niu: Right. The licensing business has been under a lot of pressure over the past couple of years
in part because of these legal challenges.
For example, licensing revenue total in fiscal 2018 was about $5.2 billion.
That's down from $6.4 billion in fiscal 2017 and $7.7 billion in fiscal 2016.
So, that business has been under a lot of pressure.
They've been trying to make concessions to try to appease all these people that are upset
with how they do business.
For example, in late 2017, they reduced the percentage rate that they're asking.
In early 2018, they also lowered the cap of both the value of the handsets, since they
charge based on the total value of the phone, but they cap it.
They lowered that cap from $500 to $400.
They're trying to make these concessions to appease these people that are upset, and that's
also weighing on the business.
Lewis: It seems like the market is starting to take notice of the fact that this is a
pretty big risk for this business.
Earlier this week, we saw an official short note out from Kerrisdale Capital about this company.
It was tied to the fact that they didn't think that this business model was sustainable and
they were worried about what this company might look like if they're not able to charge
the current margins that they are on a lot of their products.
Niu: Right. Kerrisdale was pretty damning in their estimates.
They argued that Qualcomm's only worth $21 a share if they lose all of these battles.
They estimate that they would be losing out on $2.7 billion of licensing revenue compared
to their fiscal 2018. That's over half of revenue in that business for the last fiscal year.
That's a massive cut.
They're predicting the stock is going to fall by 60%, assuming that they're going to lose
these battles, and that's why they have a short position.
Lewis: Yeah. Even if you're not predicting a huge haircut for this stock, you look at the type of company
that this has been over the last couple of years, this business has bought back a ton
of stock, they pay a pretty solid dividend, about a 5% yield right now.
It's hard for me to imagine that those types of policies, that type of capital allocation program,
is going to continue if they aren't able to command the same premiums on their
stuff that they have in the past. Niu: I definitely agree.
They've generally been pretty good about capital returns historically.
They did a massive $30 billion buyback last year after the NXP deal fell apart.
In general, they've been increasing these dividends very regularly.
But, yeah, the sustainability of that dividend will be seriously called into question
if they lose these legal battles.
If you look at their adjusted earnings per share, last year, they did about $3.69.
I think they paid out $2.30 in dividends.
The payout ratio is about 65%, which theoretically says that maybe they have some wiggle room.
But if you look at free cash flow, which is what pays dividends, free cash flow last
fiscal year was $3.1 billion. Dividend payments were $3.5 billion.
They paid out more in dividends than they brought in in free cash flow, and that's not a good sign.
Lewis: No, it's not what you want to see from a dividend payer.
I look at all of this -- some people might see a big decision like this and think,
"There might be some upside potential for this stock, possibly a chance to buy before we see something
that could meaningfully change the thesis," try to get ahead of that news.
I don't want any part of this business anytime soon, Evan.
Niu: I actually sold back in 2015, and that turned out to be a good time.
Obviously, I didn't know that this relationship with Apple was going to implode so spectacularly.
But at the same time, there were a lot of risks around customer concentration.
Apple is the biggest modem customer by far and it's been pretty obvious that they've been
developing their own modem for few years, even though it could be still more years before
they're ready to actually ship their own modem. On top of that, they have a massive debt load.
They've been trying to pay down their debt. Right now, it's about $16 billion in total term debt.
That's down from $22 billion from fiscal 2017.
But even with the debt, the interest expense last year was more than operating income.
That's another sign that these financials are deteriorating.
They paid $770 million in interest last year, but they only generated $740 million in operating income.
They're already at this precarious position.
As we mentioned, if these legal battles go against them, it's just going to get a lot worse.
Lewis: I think as an investor, you want things that are relatively easy and relatively simple to predict.
This reminds me a bit, it's not quite on par with the binary outcomes that you see in the
biotech space, in the healthcare space, but this is maybe as close as we get in the tech world.
One decision will very meaningfully impact the trajectory of a business for the next year or two.
In this case, I don't want to have to pay to have a seat to watch that happen.
I'd rather just watch from the sidelines and see.
This could be something that really changes the dynamic of this business and what they're
able to do in terms of rewarding shareholders, and also what they're going to have in terms
of cash on hand to be able to plow into R&D and anything else that they want to do over
the next couple of years.
Niu: I agree. There's so many risks facing Qualcomm right now.
I'm very glad to not be in it. I'll be with you on the sidelines watching them.
Right now, it seems like most experts feel like the FTC has a pretty strong case.
The federal judge, Lucy Koh, handles a lot of these high-profile tech cases, has already
issued a preliminary ruling last year tentatively siding with the FTC and saying, "Yes, Qualcomm
should change its licensing practices." Of course, that's not a finalized decision.
But I think there's indications that it's not going to go in Qualcomm's favor.
Lewis: Yeah. It's not necessarily that we're going to go back to a period of them basically wiping
this business segment.
It might be that it's more reasonable, but even at that, if this is the engine that's
driving this company and any element of it is taking a haircut, it's going to be problematic for investors.
Niu: It also has implications for other players.
There are something like 10 or 12 companies that are similar to Qualcomm in the sense
that they develop these standard-essential patents for the cellular industry and then license them out.
Almost all of them do charge based on the total price of the smartphone.
If that practice gets shot down, that has implications for a bunch of other companies
like Nokia, Ericsson, a bunch of other players, too.
This is going to be a pretty big trial that will have a lot of impact on the industry.
Lewis: For people that are following this story, we should have an update when?
When are they going to be actually releasing a decision?
Niu: I don't know if they've set a timeline for that.
I know that the trial is supposed to conclude next week.
But then, the judge is going to make a call. It's not a jury trial.
Lucy Koh will have to take some time to form her opinion, because those opinions tend to
be super long and detailed. She'll have to have a lot of good rationale for her decisions.
I don't know exactly how long to expect on that, but it's going to be a big one whenever it drops.
Lewis: We'll have some update on the business when they report earnings, but a far more
important update on the business whenever that decision is finalized and we get a sense
of what this company will look like over the next couple of years.
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