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If you've read or watched any tutorials on reactive programming, then you

probably already know that reactive programming is programming with

asynchronous data streams. But what does that even mean? Here's another way to

think about it. Reactive programming is like taking a series of events that are

happening asynchronously over time, and treating them like a single collection

of objects that you can perform operations on. Think of a standard

collection. We'll use an array of Fibonacci numbers as an example.This

collection is immutable, which means it can't be changed. Let's say we wanted to

grab just the even numbers from this array. One way to do this would be to

filter the collection using LINQ's "where" operator. This would return a completely

new collection leaving the original array untouched. Taking this example a

step further we could chain the "select" operator to transform the values in our

collection. For instance we can multiply each value by two. Again this returns a

completely new collection. The code for this example would look a little

something like this. It's pretty standard stuff if you've ever used LINQ or

worked with collections. A data stream is nothing more than a collection of values,

except for one important distinction: time. The values in a data stream are

emitted asynchronously over time. And because data streams are first-class

citizens, we can pass them around as arguments, return them from functions, and

even assign them to variables. Imagine a data stream of click events. Just like

our previous array example we can filter this stream using the LINQ "where"

operator. And transform the values using the "select" operator.

Then we can subscribe to this feed, passing the emitted values into the

function of our choosing. UniRx provides a long list of operators that can be

used to filter, transform, and combine data streams, making it a powerful tool

for composing asynchronous code. Treating your events like data streams and

thinking in reactive will help you write your code in a more declarative way. But

if you're like me, and you're used to imperative programming, then writing

declarative code isn't the easiest thing to do when you first start out. So let's

take a quick look at an example that will help illustrate the differences

between the two styles. This MonoBehaviour detects double clicks. It does

this by calculating the amount of time that's passed between each click. If it's

under 250 milliseconds then a double click has occurred. The code for this

logic is considered imperative. Imperative code uses statements to

change a program's state. It consists of commands for the computer to perform, and

describes how the program operates. This code contains statements that control

the flow of logic, analyze and update state, and describe what operations

should be executed when. Let's take a look at the same logic using UniRx and

reactive programming. This code makes a declaration. It says, "give me a stream of

data events, but only the ones where the mouse is clicked." Then it says, "collect

groups of all the updates that occur within the same 250 milliseconds, and

give me just the ones that contain more than 2 elements." It then takes the

resulting data stream and subscribes to it.

This is declarative code. Declarative code expresses logic without describing

control flow. It describes what the program needs to accomplish rather than

how to accomplish it. Understanding declarative programming is

a large part of learning how to think reactive. In the next video we'll be

taking a closer look at Observables. Up until now I've been referring to

Observables as "data streams". These are the building blocks that our reactive

programs will create and operate on. If you enjoyed this video, please leave a

like and a comment letting me know what you thought.

For more tutorials like this one, be sure to subscribe with notifications on. And

if you'd like to support the creation of content like this please consider

becoming a patron on the Infallible Code Patreon page.

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WORTH $200??? 💸 LIMITED EDITION BOXYCHARM UNBOXING November 2017 | ColorMeCassie - Duration: 7:41.

hi guys it's me ColorMeCassie and today I have for you the limited edition

boxycharm box unboxing how many times can I say box a lot so guys before we

get started I just wanted to introduce myself to those of you I haven't met yet

hi my name is Cassie it's nice to meet you and I would love for you to become

friends with me on the internet and how you can do that is by scrolling down and

clicking that red subscribe button down below and also make sure you click that

little notification mouse so that you get notified every time I make a new

video and guys I am so close to 10,000 subscribers I'm gonna be having a huge

giveaway when I hit 10,000 subscribers if we hit 10,000 before 2018 I will have

two grand prize winners so make sure you scroll down and click that red subscribe

button without further ado let's jump in to this boxycharm limited edition

unboxing so this is the limited edition boxycharm box I believe it's about $40

if it's not I'll let you guys know post editing whatever but this is what it

looks like it's just a nice pink box pink and purple box I think it's really

really pretty but I'm excited to see what's inside because it's supposed to

be over two hundred dollars worth of stuff we have a little card here and it

looks like it has all of these stuff on the back room to try not to look at it

because I want to be surprised I want to be surprised and we're gonna peek on in

here the first thing I'm seeing is this Sigma brush I love Sigma brushes there's

a sigma store at the Mall of America and they are some of my favorite brushes

ever this is the e 45 the small tapered blending brush and I have used this

before I really like it I'm probably about due for a new one so that's good

that's awesome so that retails for $16 that is exactly

accurate I know because I bought this before so I think that's really cool to

get in this box the next thing I'm seeing in here is

this Becca first light priming filter instant complexion refresh I've never

heard of this before so I'm definitely excited to try it out it looks like it's

a brightening primer so it's but purple yeah so it is a purple

primary purple is the brightening color and it has a little bit of luminescence

to it as well so I am definitely excited to try that

out I'll have to let you guys know how that does the next thing I have in here

is this tarte high-performance neutrals palette and it just looks like this

it looks like it has about six shadows and a blush in there so that is really

fun as well I forgot to tell you guys the price of

the primer the primer was $18 and this Tarte palette is $38 so so far we're

doing a pretty good with the value of things so this is what the Tarte palette

looks like and on the inside here we just have six shadows and a blush as

well so I'm definitely excited to try that out I think that's a very good

value Packaging is super cute I think Tarte

always has the cutest packaging you guys next thing I'm seeing here is a full

spectrum eyeliner pencil from makeup geek I've actually never tried makeup

geeks geeks I've never tried makeup geek eyeliners before so I'm

definitely excited to try this out it looks like it's in the color obsidian

which maybe it's just a black color yes and it's very creamy and very very black

so I'm super excited about that I think that'll be good this is a $9 pencil so

so far we've definitely overstepped the value of the box by a lot

next thing I'm seeing here is the cover FX custom enhancer drops in the color

blossom I'm so excited guys oh I have wanted these for so long but I could

never justify the price of them here let's double check what the price

actually is the price of this is $42 so this alone is the price of the box and I

oh I wanted to try these out so much but they're so expensive for this little to

be of things so if you got this box then this is something definitely to be very

very excited about woah oh man that is pretty you guys I really like that a lot

definitely more very very pretty it's got a nice rose gold pinky tone to it so

I'm definitely excited to be using that then

next thing I've seen here it says bareMinerals Jen nude butter cream lip

gloss I'm not really into lip glosses this is in the shade cosmic but I've

never tried the bareMinerals once before so I'll definitely have to see if it is

sticky or if it's gonna turn out really nice it is very very pigmented and it

doesn't feel SuperDuper sticky so I might be able to deal with it as a gloss

so I'll just have to try that out and see if I like it

and this look glass goes for $18 so definitely a great great addition to the

box the next thing I have here is an ultra advanced vitamin C cream it's kind

of weird it has no label on the one side and it looks just like a back label on

this side it really doesn't feel nice packaging wise at all it feels like a

little travel tube that you get it is very false so that's a good thing

and it feels really nice and moisturizing I don't love getting

lotions in my boxes but this one feels really nice

it's it's very moisturizing feeling it has a citrus scent which it's kind of

borderline just like oranges and a little bit like citrus cleaner I'm not

sure how I feel about that it might just be a little bit more Clementine II then

like cleaner scent so I'll definitely have to try it out let you guys know

what I think about that that is it goes for $50 apparently I wouldn't pay $50

for that but you know I definitely pay like $10 for it in my opinion this is

just way too small of a container if this is the full size I would not pay

$50 for it so we'll just have to see what I think about that in my opinion

ofra products have always been a tiny bit overpriced anyways so and the

last thing I'm seeing here is a pure big look mascara I think but the tube is

pink it says this mascara is worth $21 it definitely has cool packaging and the

brush looks like something out really like it's one of those like silicone

spikey brushes so it's not like bristly it's like silicone Ian spikey I don't

know if that makes sense but I am definitely excited about that as well

I love getting makeup so it'll be fun to try this out so that is everything in

the box I think we got a lot of really

really good stuff for this box we're looking at 172 dollars with a value if

we're not including the vitamin C cream which I thought was a bit overpriced so

even if you just completely discount this moisturizer you're still getting a

hundred and seventy two dollars worth of makeup in the box and I think everything

in here looks like something I would really really love I would highly

recommend getting these limited-edition boxes in the future because this is

awesome I'm really excited about all this new makeup and I am excited to try

everything out so yeah if you guys like this video if you want to get more

limited edition type boxes in the future make sure you smash that like button so

I know I keep doing videos just like this one and if you haven't yet

subscribed to my channel make sure you scroll down and click that red subscribe

button down below and make sure you click that notification ml as well so

that you get notified every time I make a new video I'm trying to hit 10,000

subscribers by the beginning of 2018 so if I do that I'm gonna have a huge

giveaway with two grand prize winners so stay tuned for that and that's pretty

much it I love you guys and I'll see you next time bye

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we are putting together amazing hands prosthetic hands that are being put

together by a project through e-Nable the e-Nable community is an amazing group of

individuals from all over the world who are using their 3D printers to create

free 3D printed hands and arms for those in need of an upper limb assistive

device this is an amazing project that allows the children to work

collaboratively work with their teachers and also work with the district and the

robotics team from the high school as well as parent partners to make this

project more of a community and beyond the school district currently the Novi

Community School District and the Novi Public Library along with its partners

in the city of Novi are working to establish an e-Nable chapter becoming the

chapter will allow for continued support and success of the hand project the goal

for 2017-18 is to make and assemble two hundred hands

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Theory of Reactive Programming | Learning UniRx [Part 1] - Duration: 5:02.

If you've read or watched any tutorials on reactive programming, then you

probably already know that reactive programming is programming with

asynchronous data streams. But what does that even mean? Here's another way to

think about it. Reactive programming is like taking a series of events that are

happening asynchronously over time, and treating them like a single collection

of objects that you can perform operations on. Think of a standard

collection. We'll use an array of Fibonacci numbers as an example.This

collection is immutable, which means it can't be changed. Let's say we wanted to

grab just the even numbers from this array. One way to do this would be to

filter the collection using LINQ's "where" operator. This would return a completely

new collection leaving the original array untouched. Taking this example a

step further we could chain the "select" operator to transform the values in our

collection. For instance we can multiply each value by two. Again this returns a

completely new collection. The code for this example would look a little

something like this. It's pretty standard stuff if you've ever used LINQ or

worked with collections. A data stream is nothing more than a collection of values,

except for one important distinction: time. The values in a data stream are

emitted asynchronously over time. And because data streams are first-class

citizens, we can pass them around as arguments, return them from functions, and

even assign them to variables. Imagine a data stream of click events. Just like

our previous array example we can filter this stream using the LINQ "where"

operator. And transform the values using the "select" operator.

Then we can subscribe to this feed, passing the emitted values into the

function of our choosing. UniRx provides a long list of operators that can be

used to filter, transform, and combine data streams, making it a powerful tool

for composing asynchronous code. Treating your events like data streams and

thinking in reactive will help you write your code in a more declarative way. But

if you're like me, and you're used to imperative programming, then writing

declarative code isn't the easiest thing to do when you first start out. So let's

take a quick look at an example that will help illustrate the differences

between the two styles. This MonoBehaviour detects double clicks. It does

this by calculating the amount of time that's passed between each click. If it's

under 250 milliseconds then a double click has occurred. The code for this

logic is considered imperative. Imperative code uses statements to

change a program's state. It consists of commands for the computer to perform, and

describes how the program operates. This code contains statements that control

the flow of logic, analyze and update state, and describe what operations

should be executed when. Let's take a look at the same logic using UniRx and

reactive programming. This code makes a declaration. It says, "give me a stream of

data events, but only the ones where the mouse is clicked." Then it says, "collect

groups of all the updates that occur within the same 250 milliseconds, and

give me just the ones that contain more than 2 elements." It then takes the

resulting data stream and subscribes to it.

This is declarative code. Declarative code expresses logic without describing

control flow. It describes what the program needs to accomplish rather than

how to accomplish it. Understanding declarative programming is

a large part of learning how to think reactive. In the next video we'll be

taking a closer look at Observables. Up until now I've been referring to

Observables as "data streams". These are the building blocks that our reactive

programs will create and operate on. If you enjoyed this video, please leave a

like and a comment letting me know what you thought.

For more tutorials like this one, be sure to subscribe with notifications on. And

if you'd like to support the creation of content like this please consider

becoming a patron on the Infallible Code Patreon page.

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WORTH $200??? 💸 LIMITED EDITION BOXYCHARM UNBOXING November 2017 | ColorMeCassie - Duration: 7:41.

hi guys it's me ColorMeCassie and today I have for you the limited edition

boxycharm box unboxing how many times can I say box a lot so guys before we

get started I just wanted to introduce myself to those of you I haven't met yet

hi my name is Cassie it's nice to meet you and I would love for you to become

friends with me on the internet and how you can do that is by scrolling down and

clicking that red subscribe button down below and also make sure you click that

little notification mouse so that you get notified every time I make a new

video and guys I am so close to 10,000 subscribers I'm gonna be having a huge

giveaway when I hit 10,000 subscribers if we hit 10,000 before 2018 I will have

two grand prize winners so make sure you scroll down and click that red subscribe

button without further ado let's jump in to this boxycharm limited edition

unboxing so this is the limited edition boxycharm box I believe it's about $40

if it's not I'll let you guys know post editing whatever but this is what it

looks like it's just a nice pink box pink and purple box I think it's really

really pretty but I'm excited to see what's inside because it's supposed to

be over two hundred dollars worth of stuff we have a little card here and it

looks like it has all of these stuff on the back room to try not to look at it

because I want to be surprised I want to be surprised and we're gonna peek on in

here the first thing I'm seeing is this Sigma brush I love Sigma brushes there's

a sigma store at the Mall of America and they are some of my favorite brushes

ever this is the e 45 the small tapered blending brush and I have used this

before I really like it I'm probably about due for a new one so that's good

that's awesome so that retails for $16 that is exactly

accurate I know because I bought this before so I think that's really cool to

get in this box the next thing I'm seeing in here is

this Becca first light priming filter instant complexion refresh I've never

heard of this before so I'm definitely excited to try it out it looks like it's

a brightening primer so it's but purple yeah so it is a purple

primary purple is the brightening color and it has a little bit of luminescence

to it as well so I am definitely excited to try that

out I'll have to let you guys know how that does the next thing I have in here

is this tarte high-performance neutrals palette and it just looks like this

it looks like it has about six shadows and a blush in there so that is really

fun as well I forgot to tell you guys the price of

the primer the primer was $18 and this Tarte palette is $38 so so far we're

doing a pretty good with the value of things so this is what the Tarte palette

looks like and on the inside here we just have six shadows and a blush as

well so I'm definitely excited to try that out I think that's a very good

value Packaging is super cute I think Tarte

always has the cutest packaging you guys next thing I'm seeing here is a full

spectrum eyeliner pencil from makeup geek I've actually never tried makeup

geeks geeks I've never tried makeup geek eyeliners before so I'm

definitely excited to try this out it looks like it's in the color obsidian

which maybe it's just a black color yes and it's very creamy and very very black

so I'm super excited about that I think that'll be good this is a $9 pencil so

so far we've definitely overstepped the value of the box by a lot

next thing I'm seeing here is the cover FX custom enhancer drops in the color

blossom I'm so excited guys oh I have wanted these for so long but I could

never justify the price of them here let's double check what the price

actually is the price of this is $42 so this alone is the price of the box and I

oh I wanted to try these out so much but they're so expensive for this little to

be of things so if you got this box then this is something definitely to be very

very excited about woah oh man that is pretty you guys I really like that a lot

definitely more very very pretty it's got a nice rose gold pinky tone to it so

I'm definitely excited to be using that then

next thing I've seen here it says bareMinerals Jen nude butter cream lip

gloss I'm not really into lip glosses this is in the shade cosmic but I've

never tried the bareMinerals once before so I'll definitely have to see if it is

sticky or if it's gonna turn out really nice it is very very pigmented and it

doesn't feel SuperDuper sticky so I might be able to deal with it as a gloss

so I'll just have to try that out and see if I like it

and this look glass goes for $18 so definitely a great great addition to the

box the next thing I have here is an ultra advanced vitamin C cream it's kind

of weird it has no label on the one side and it looks just like a back label on

this side it really doesn't feel nice packaging wise at all it feels like a

little travel tube that you get it is very false so that's a good thing

and it feels really nice and moisturizing I don't love getting

lotions in my boxes but this one feels really nice

it's it's very moisturizing feeling it has a citrus scent which it's kind of

borderline just like oranges and a little bit like citrus cleaner I'm not

sure how I feel about that it might just be a little bit more Clementine II then

like cleaner scent so I'll definitely have to try it out let you guys know

what I think about that that is it goes for $50 apparently I wouldn't pay $50

for that but you know I definitely pay like $10 for it in my opinion this is

just way too small of a container if this is the full size I would not pay

$50 for it so we'll just have to see what I think about that in my opinion

ofra products have always been a tiny bit overpriced anyways so and the

last thing I'm seeing here is a pure big look mascara I think but the tube is

pink it says this mascara is worth $21 it definitely has cool packaging and the

brush looks like something out really like it's one of those like silicone

spikey brushes so it's not like bristly it's like silicone Ian spikey I don't

know if that makes sense but I am definitely excited about that as well

I love getting makeup so it'll be fun to try this out so that is everything in

the box I think we got a lot of really

really good stuff for this box we're looking at 172 dollars with a value if

we're not including the vitamin C cream which I thought was a bit overpriced so

even if you just completely discount this moisturizer you're still getting a

hundred and seventy two dollars worth of makeup in the box and I think everything

in here looks like something I would really really love I would highly

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WOMAN (VOICEOVER): I trained for a scenario

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MAN (VOICEOVER): Our mission is to save what remains.

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Actors That Weren't The First Choice For These Famous Roles - Duration: 10:22.

Sometimes, an actor becomes so intrinsically associated with a movie character that it's

very difficult to imagine anyone else occupying that screen space.

In the case of these castings, the actors were so right for their roles that it seems

completely wrong that they weren't the first ones the filmmakers had in mind.

Here are some actors who almost didn't get their very memorable parts.

Gene Wilder

While he's best remembered for his iconic performance as Willy Wonka, Gene Wilder also

collaborated with director Mel Brooks on a series of classic comedies, such as The Producers,

Young Frankenstein, and most famously, Blazing Saddles.

This 1974 satire was a savage takedown of both the Western genre and race relations

in America, and it featured Wilder as the Waco Kid, a drunken gunfighter who decides

to help Sheriff Bart face down racist townsfolk and an evil gang of cowboys, bikers, and German

soldiers.

But while Wilder now seems like such an obvious guy to play the part, Brooks originally wanted

an older actor, somebody who "could look like an over-the-hill alcoholic."

He considered going after Dan Dailey — an actor best known for starring in old-timey

musicals — and thought about casting talk show host Johnny Carson.

Brooks even asked John Wayne to read the script.

And while the Duke thought it was hysterical, he said he couldn't play in a movie "that

had such low-down dirty talk" — even though he did promise to be the "the first one in

line to see it."

"I won't?

The hell I won't."

Eventually, Brooks hired Gig Young, but he had to drop out, ironically, because of his

problems with alcohol.

Desperate, Brooks finally decided to cast Wilder — who'd been asking to play the part

for a while, and the rest is cinematic history.

Ed Harris

In 1998, Jim Carrey gave one of his best performances to date in The Truman Show, but he wasn't

the only one bringing his A-game to Peter Weir's brilliant take on TV, celebrity, and

religion.

Ed Harris also created a memorable role in Christof, the all-powerful director who sits

in his moon base and controls every detail of Truman's life.

But while Harris was perfect in the role, he actually didn't get the part until two

months after shooting started — and that's because Christof was actually meant to be

played by a different Hollywood legend.

Best known for his performances in movies like Easy Rider, Apocalypse Now, Blue Velvet,

and Hoosiers, Dennis Hopper was the man originally cast as Christof, but he didn't last very

long.

Speaking with writer Alex Godfrey, Hopper said he "was on the set for like, two days,

and got fired … Scott Rudin, the producer, had made an agreement with the director [Peter

Weir] that… if he didn't like what I did after the first day's dailies then he would

fire me.

And they fired me."

Although it was an insult to Hopper, it also put Ed Harris in a tough spot, as he started

shooting just days after signing onto the project.

Harris later revealed, "I didn't have much time to prepare, but it worked out all right.

In fact, it was almost a blessing in disguise, because I was forced to trust my instincts."

"Good afternoon, good evening, and good night."

Clint Eastwood

Directed by Sergio Leone, A Fistful of Dollars is the movie that kickstarted Clint Eastwood's

career as the whispering, no-nonsense, squinty-eyed action hero that we've all come to know.

But back in the early '60s, Eastwood was just a lowly TV actor and nowhere close to the

top of the list when it came to casting choices.

In fact, Leone offered the role of the Man with No Name to pretty much every actor in

Hollywood before giving the job to Eastwood.

He went after guys you've probably never heard of, like Rory Calhoun, Henry Silva, and Eric

Fleming.

He also tried to lure in bigger names like Henry Fonda, Charles Bronson, and James Coburn,

but they all shot down his proposal, mainly over money.

Leone could only pay $15,000, which wasn't much for an established star.

Fortunately, the Italian director saw an episode of the TV show Rawhide which featured a young

Eastwood as Rowdy Yates, a naïve, immature cowboy who's a whole lot friendlier than the

Man with No Name.

Despite the differences, Leone thought Eastwood was, quote, "good at getting on a horse."

Soon enough, Eastwood was one of the biggest movie stars in history, all thanks to a corny

TV show and a bunch of overpaid actors.

Casey Affleck

In the critically-acclaimed film Manchester by the Sea, Casey Affleck plays Lee Chandler,

a man struggling with grief and guilt in the aftermath of a terrible tragedy, and he totally

owns the part.

In fact, he won an Academy Award for his work with the role in 2017.

But it was actually long-time Affleck family friend Matt Damon who was initially supposed

to star in the role.

The film's plot was originally dreamed up by Damon and John Krasinski of The Office,

and they asked filmmaker Kenneth Lonergan to write the script.

Damon intended to direct and star, but it took Lonergan three years to write the first

draft.

When he was done, Damon didn't have time to direct.

He still wanted to play the main character, but when other projects got in the way, he

passed the role of Lee to Affleck.

"Yeah, he passes on all the good ones."

Damon told The Hollywood Reporter, "This is one of the best roles I've ever seen for a

leading actor.

I didn't want to hand it off to somebody unless that was somebody I grew up with and who would

make me happy I gave it up."

All that work and all he got was one lousy shoutout.

"Thank you also to Matt Damon for creating this opportunity."

Jodie Foster and Kristen Stewart

Sandwiched in between Fight Club and Zodiac, Panic Room is a film that's often forgotten

when discussing David Fincher films.

And really, that's too bad, as the 2002 film is a solid thriller featuring strong performances

from its two female leads, Jodie Foster and Kristen Stewart.

The two play a mom and daughter taking shelter inside, well, a panic room after a trio of

thieves breaks into their home.

But while both actresses do a great job, neither were the original picks for this gritty suspense

film.

Fincher has revealed that the first actress chosen for the part of the daughter, Sarah,

was, quote, "very feminine and girlish and all those things, and just irritated [him]

beyond belief."

Fincher hasn't mentioned the actress by name, but Hayden Panettiere was reportedly booked

to play Sarah, but dropped out shortly before filming started.

Fincher then went with Stewart after seeing both an audition tape and a commercial featuring

the young girl, saying he liked her "tomboy-ish, androgynous quality."

As for the role of Meg, the mom, the part originally went to Nicole Kidman, and she

was actually working on the movie for about two weeks before injuring her knee.

Evidently, the pain was so bad that she was forced to pull out of Panic Room.

Fortunately for Fincher, Jodie Foster saved the day, taking the lead role and getting

production moving again.

Interestingly, casting Foster changed the director's entire vision for the film.

Talking to The Guardian, Fincher explained that Kidman was all about "glamour and physicality,"

like Grace Kelly in a Hitchcock film, while with Foster, "it's more about what happens

in her eyes.

It's more political."

Vin Diesel

The Fast and the Furious franchise is full of memorable characters, but Dominic Toretto

is the centerpiece of the series.

This street-racing criminal who puts family above all else has appeared in every entry

in the series except one, and he's basically the chassis of the whole Fast and Furious

universe.

Nowadays, it's virtually impossible to think of anyone besides Vin Diesel playing the part

of Dom because he is the face of the franchise.

But as you've probably guessed by now, Diesel wasn't number one on the list of actors to

try out for Toretto.

Producer Neal H. Moritz has since revealed that while actor Paul Walker was Brian from

the get-go, studio executives were keen to cast Timothy Olyphant as Dom.

However, for unknown reasons, he passed on the part.

Seeing Olyphant as Dom would've been interesting, but picking Diesel was obviously the right

choice.

The first Fast and the Furious earned $207 million on a $38 million budget, and the series

has become one of the top-ten highest-grossing franchises of all-time, largely thanks to

Diesel's star power.

"The street always wins."

So yeah, it looks like the studio executives at Universal eventually chose the right man

for the job.

Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling

Sure, La La Land didn't actually win the Oscar for Best Picture, but it did win the hearts

of audiences around the world, largely thanks to the winning duo of Emma Stone and Ryan

Gosling.

But if things had played out a little bit differently, an entirely different Emma would've

been dancing across the silver screen.

The same goes for Gosling, who got the call to play jazz pianist Sebastian when writer-director

Damien Chazelle decided to change his original acting line-up.

Originally, La La Land would have starred Emma Watson and Miles Teller.

Back in early 2015, Damien Chazelle said the only thing he knew for sure about La La Land

was that it would be a musical, and that Teller would play the male lead.

The two had previously worked together on his critically acclaimed film Whiplash, so

the reunion made sense.

But a whole lot can happen when you're working on a movie, especially one you started writing

back in 2010.

Along the way, La La Land began to evolve, and Chazelle eventually decided that Teller

wasn't right for the part after all.

Unfortunately, the young actor didn't take the news very well, texting the director, "what the f---, bro?"

Emma Watson reportedly handled things a lot better, and she was okay with passing on the

part of Mia.

After all, she was already committed to Disney's live-action reboot of Beauty and the Beast,

and as she explained to Entertainment Weekly, "I knew I had horse training.

I knew I had dancing, I knew I had three months of singing ahead of me, and I knew I had to

be in London to really do that….

So scheduling conflict-wise, it just didn't work out."

Of course, Watson's Beauty and the Beast went on to break the billion dollar barrier, becoming

one of the highest grossing films ever made, and Stone would win an Oscar for her La La

Land performance as Mia.

So yeah, it looks like things worked out pretty well for both of the Emmas.

As for Teller, well, he's probably still nursing a case of whiplash over the director's diss

and dismissal.

James McAvoy

When M. Night Shyamalan's Split hit theaters in early 2017, audiences were terrified by

James McAvoy's performance as Kevin… and Patricia… and Hedwig… and Dennis.

Playing a man with 23 personalities — and a 24th on the way — McAvoy stole the show

every time he morphed into a new persona.

But as it turns out, Joaquin Phoenix, who'd worked with the director on Signs, was actually

Shyamalan's first choice to play Kevin and each of his individual identities.

However, Phoenix ended up being tied to another movie and had to drop out.

Making things even more complicated, Shyamalan's second choice, McAvoy, was also committed

to another film.

Fortunately for everyone involved with Split, the Scottish actor's schedule soon cleared

up, and he was able to sign on.

But stepping into the film so suddenly posed a bit of a challenge for McAvoy, since he

had to play nine different characters.

As as a result of the casting confusion, he only had "about a quarter of the time" that

he usually took to prepare for just one character, let alone nine.

Still, McAvoy was able to pull the roles off perfectly, scaring audiences and critics alike.

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[ENG SUB] [TRCNG FUNNY10] 첫 방송 대기실 미리보기 (In the Waiting Room for the First Music Show) - Duration: 1:45.

Hohyeon: Hello.

Hohyeon: It's our first music show...

Hohyeon: I'm very nervous, but I'll work hard in filming.

Hohyeon: Ah, there's no choice but to wait. Wait.

Hakmin: Wait!

Hohyeon: Wait!

Hakmin: Please!

Hohyeon: Please.

Hakmin: Please.

Hohyeon: Oh, no. I think I look better from this angle.

Hakmin: I think you come out well in whatever angle. Hohyeon: Ah, thank you.

Hohyeon: Say something.

Hakmin: Everyone, we'll be able to meet in a short while. I really like that.

Hohyeon: Really thankful.

Hakmin: Everyone, you're the best.

Hohyeon: The best.

Hakmin: We received a lot of cheers, so I think we'll be able to do well.

Hakmin: The best!

Hohyeon: Ah, my arm hurts.

Hohyeon: Hello Hyunwoo: Hello.

Hakmin (holding the camera): What is there to say?

Hyunwoo: We finished our first stage, and were able to meet fans, so I'm happy.

Hakmin (holding the camera): Today, very many fans came. How do you feel about that?

Hohyeon: A lot of people came.

Hyunwoo: I'm really thankful that this many people came! Hakmin (holding the camera): The best!

Hyunwoo: It's a relief.

Hakmin: I'm really happy.

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What If The Truman Show Was Real? - Duration: 4:53.

Hello and welcome back to Life's Biggest Questions, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.

I'm sure we've all had moments where we thought people were watching us.

Maybe you turned to the mirror and spoke to the camera that you knew PROBABLY wasn't

there.

Maybe you just muttered "Stop watching me" under your breath.

This is colloquially known as Truman Syndrome.

Most of the time, you just end up feeling silly, but what if there really was such a

show?

Let's explore.

Make sure to subscribe to the channel down below, and if you're looking for more alternate

realities, check out our Biggest what If's playlist!

Now get ready, it's time to ask the question: What if the Truman Show was Real?

For those who don't know, the Truman Show tells the story of a man named Truman, who

slowly comes to the realization that his entire life, from his friends to his family to his

hometown, was fictional, created by television producers to make a reality show about his

life.

These producers had full control of the actors and environment of the simulated city, and

followed Truman's life from childhood to adulthood.

This was the ultimate television show, watched by people around the world.

If the show was as popular as it was in the film, it would take over pop culture.

And considering the current popularity of reality television, this doesn't seem like

too much of a stretch.

With one show dominating the ratings for decades, there probably wouldn't be a whole lot of

diversity on the screen, since it would be impossible to compete with the 24/7 stream.

This means that many of the shows we have nowadays likely wouldn't exist.

Which, sadly, might mean that Galavant would never have been created.

I love Galavant.

Because of this, the show would have a huge cult following.

It would be THE subject of watercooler talk, with some making predictions, while others

discuss who their favourite of Truman's girlfriends was, or the will they won't

they with his current muse.

When the show is about a person's entire life, there are any number of topics to discuss.

Especially if the person is as interesting as Jim Carrey.

Furthermore, theories would be flying about the show.

Given the incredible following many modern shows have, such as Rick and Morty, The Truman

Show would have some absolute fanatics, coming up with all sorts of theories.

It might even draw the conspiracy folks like the flat Earthers.

Some would claim that there was some nefarious reason for the show, while others would claim

that Truman was just another actor himself.

Also, as seen in the film, sponsorships would be the name of the game.

Companies would be clamouring to have their products displayed on the Truman Show, to

cash in on the constant viewership.

And there would be plenty of time to include these product placements, since the show would

be streaming 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

There would also very likely be a large number of people protesting against the show.

Taking a baby and forcing it to grow up in a simulated city is pretty unethical; denying

a person real experiences just for the entertainment of others isn't something everyone could

get behind.

However, as we've seen elsewhere in our culture, if something gives enough enjoyment,

most people are willing to forgive certain ethical failings.

If we want to have a small look at how the Truman show would work in real life, we can

look at the Quebec comedy film: Louis 19, Le Roi Des Ondes.

As a side note, this was named after Louis the 19th of France, who was King of France

and Navarre for less than 20 minutes; the original 15 minutes of fame celebrity.

The film told the story of Louis Jobin, a tv-obsessed man who won the chance to star

in his own reality TV show.

In this story, the television producers decided that Louis' life wasn't exciting enough,

and threw obstacles at him to make the show more interesting.

This brings up an important aspect of the Truman Show being real; most people just don't

have very interesting lives.

As was shown in both Louis 19 and the American film based on it, Ed TV, the producers would

likely interfere when things got a bit too stale.

Life going a bit too well?

Whoops, looks like your house got robbed, what hijinks will you get up to now?

This is a bit of a new take on Murphy's law: Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong…

if the ratings start to drop.

But what if you found out YOUR life was just a show?

What would this realization mean to you?

Well, if you suddenly found out that your life was actually being broadcast to the masses,

it would of course be an enormous shock.

You wouldn't know if your most cherished memories were real or simply created for the

ratings.

Your friends and significant others may not have actually liked you; they may have just

been playing a role.

This is actually a fear that some people have, and to have it confirmed would be rather devastating.

Not only that, but the knowledge that billions of people had seen you at your most vulnerable

would be devastating.

People were watching every bout of diarrhea, every heartbreak, and worst of all, every

time you had, you know, However, it wouldn't be all bad.

If you found out that you had billions of people watching you… you could have some

fun.

You could start doing small, strange things.

Learn morse code and start tapping spooky messages to people.

You could start your own conspiracy theories.

You could even mess around with the actors, trying to get them to break character, or

cash in on your fame, making the producers pay you in order to keep you on the show.

The possibilities are endless.

Thank you for watching Life's Biggest Questions, I hope this was interesting and informative,

and maybe even inspired you to look into it further on your own.

If you liked this video, please thumbs up and subscribe to the channel down below.

While you're down there, let me know if YOU would want your life to be a television

show.

Until next time, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey with Life's Biggest Questions, wishing you

the best of luck, on your quest for answers.

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Story Time #1 (Getting Stitches For The First Time)😫😫😔😔😭😭😢😢😢 - Duration: 4:19.

Hey guys, it's Oreozuriel86 with another video and today we're gonna be talking about

when I got my first stitches and lets get on to the video

When I was younger I got stitches and got poked by a Christmas tree

and if you guys can see my cut where I got stitches you guys are lucky

that you guys can see it and when my mom saw that I got a cut she thought that the incident was serious and decided to take me to the hospital

and then they needed to do a lot of surgery (one surgery) but the doctors couldn't stop the bleeding

so they kept doing a bunch of surgery and when I got out of the hospital and saw a lot of pointy and sharp objects

I got freaked out because I remembered the first time I went to the hospital I saw pointy and sharp objects (needles)

then I was shocked because I was thinking ''what if they cut me a bunch

so I was so scared when I came to the hospital and felt shy when I saw the people in the hospital

and then the doctor said ''nice to meet you'' and I realized he was friendly and I was scared that

he would wake me up since the doctor put anesthesia on me

and I was just so afraid that I kept yelling ''Noooooo''

and then I was so lucky that I got to go to places (restaurants) with my mom

since I got stitches while my brothers stayed at home I was so lucky and happy that I left the hospital safely

and then I went to a restaurant with my mom since she said ''lets take you somewhere since you got stitches and you did the best you could''

and then I said '' Yaaaaaaay'' I was so happy that I made my brothers jealous they were like

"Noooooo why couldn't you bring us food'' then my mom said "It's your brothers day

so your brother can get anything he wants"

I was so happy that then I even got anything I wanted except anything expensive

and i'm gonna end the video here. Hey guys if you guys have enjoyed the video

Leave a like and share this video with your friends and write in the comments below if you have ever had surgery

and I'm gonna stop the video here and bye.

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WORTH $200??? 💸 LIMITED EDITION BOXYCHARM UNBOXING November 2017 | ColorMeCassie - Duration: 7:41.

hi guys it's me ColorMeCassie and today I have for you the limited edition

boxycharm box unboxing how many times can I say box a lot so guys before we

get started I just wanted to introduce myself to those of you I haven't met yet

hi my name is Cassie it's nice to meet you and I would love for you to become

friends with me on the internet and how you can do that is by scrolling down and

clicking that red subscribe button down below and also make sure you click that

little notification mouse so that you get notified every time I make a new

video and guys I am so close to 10,000 subscribers I'm gonna be having a huge

giveaway when I hit 10,000 subscribers if we hit 10,000 before 2018 I will have

two grand prize winners so make sure you scroll down and click that red subscribe

button without further ado let's jump in to this boxycharm limited edition

unboxing so this is the limited edition boxycharm box I believe it's about $40

if it's not I'll let you guys know post editing whatever but this is what it

looks like it's just a nice pink box pink and purple box I think it's really

really pretty but I'm excited to see what's inside because it's supposed to

be over two hundred dollars worth of stuff we have a little card here and it

looks like it has all of these stuff on the back room to try not to look at it

because I want to be surprised I want to be surprised and we're gonna peek on in

here the first thing I'm seeing is this Sigma brush I love Sigma brushes there's

a sigma store at the Mall of America and they are some of my favorite brushes

ever this is the e 45 the small tapered blending brush and I have used this

before I really like it I'm probably about due for a new one so that's good

that's awesome so that retails for $16 that is exactly

accurate I know because I bought this before so I think that's really cool to

get in this box the next thing I'm seeing in here is

this Becca first light priming filter instant complexion refresh I've never

heard of this before so I'm definitely excited to try it out it looks like it's

a brightening primer so it's but purple yeah so it is a purple

primary purple is the brightening color and it has a little bit of luminescence

to it as well so I am definitely excited to try that

out I'll have to let you guys know how that does the next thing I have in here

is this tarte high-performance neutrals palette and it just looks like this

it looks like it has about six shadows and a blush in there so that is really

fun as well I forgot to tell you guys the price of

the primer the primer was $18 and this Tarte palette is $38 so so far we're

doing a pretty good with the value of things so this is what the Tarte palette

looks like and on the inside here we just have six shadows and a blush as

well so I'm definitely excited to try that out I think that's a very good

value Packaging is super cute I think Tarte

always has the cutest packaging you guys next thing I'm seeing here is a full

spectrum eyeliner pencil from makeup geek I've actually never tried makeup

geeks geeks I've never tried makeup geek eyeliners before so I'm

definitely excited to try this out it looks like it's in the color obsidian

which maybe it's just a black color yes and it's very creamy and very very black

so I'm super excited about that I think that'll be good this is a $9 pencil so

so far we've definitely overstepped the value of the box by a lot

next thing I'm seeing here is the cover FX custom enhancer drops in the color

blossom I'm so excited guys oh I have wanted these for so long but I could

never justify the price of them here let's double check what the price

actually is the price of this is $42 so this alone is the price of the box and I

oh I wanted to try these out so much but they're so expensive for this little to

be of things so if you got this box then this is something definitely to be very

very excited about woah oh man that is pretty you guys I really like that a lot

definitely more very very pretty it's got a nice rose gold pinky tone to it so

I'm definitely excited to be using that then

next thing I've seen here it says bareMinerals Jen nude butter cream lip

gloss I'm not really into lip glosses this is in the shade cosmic but I've

never tried the bareMinerals once before so I'll definitely have to see if it is

sticky or if it's gonna turn out really nice it is very very pigmented and it

doesn't feel SuperDuper sticky so I might be able to deal with it as a gloss

so I'll just have to try that out and see if I like it

and this look glass goes for $18 so definitely a great great addition to the

box the next thing I have here is an ultra advanced vitamin C cream it's kind

of weird it has no label on the one side and it looks just like a back label on

this side it really doesn't feel nice packaging wise at all it feels like a

little travel tube that you get it is very false so that's a good thing

and it feels really nice and moisturizing I don't love getting

lotions in my boxes but this one feels really nice

it's it's very moisturizing feeling it has a citrus scent which it's kind of

borderline just like oranges and a little bit like citrus cleaner I'm not

sure how I feel about that it might just be a little bit more Clementine II then

like cleaner scent so I'll definitely have to try it out let you guys know

what I think about that that is it goes for $50 apparently I wouldn't pay $50

for that but you know I definitely pay like $10 for it in my opinion this is

just way too small of a container if this is the full size I would not pay

$50 for it so we'll just have to see what I think about that in my opinion

ofra products have always been a tiny bit overpriced anyways so and the

last thing I'm seeing here is a pure big look mascara I think but the tube is

pink it says this mascara is worth $21 it definitely has cool packaging and the

brush looks like something out really like it's one of those like silicone

spikey brushes so it's not like bristly it's like silicone Ian spikey I don't

know if that makes sense but I am definitely excited about that as well

I love getting makeup so it'll be fun to try this out so that is everything in

the box I think we got a lot of really

really good stuff for this box we're looking at 172 dollars with a value if

we're not including the vitamin C cream which I thought was a bit overpriced so

even if you just completely discount this moisturizer you're still getting a

hundred and seventy two dollars worth of makeup in the box and I think everything

in here looks like something I would really really love I would highly

recommend getting these limited-edition boxes in the future because this is

awesome I'm really excited about all this new makeup and I am excited to try

everything out so yeah if you guys like this video if you want to get more

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CFO Jimmy Patronis talks about new role, 2018 candidacy on FiTV - Duration: 13:39.

>> Hello and welcome again to Florida Internet and Television's FiTV.

We are joined by CFO Jimmy Patronis on today's episode. Jimmy, welcome.

You're here to talk to us about your run for the CFO for the next four years.

>> I am, and thank you for having me.

The opportunity to serve the citizens of the state of Florida has been a humbling one,

and I'm profoundly just honored to have this role.

Governor Scott's been really good to me, but not just to me.

He's been good to this entire state.

And the opportunity to the spend the next 15 months, and hopefully,

four years on top of that afterwards is what I'm hoping to accomplish.

>> Alright, before we jump into the issues, the why-you're-running,

I think that the people of Florida need to know about Jimmy Patronis.

Tell us a little bit about yourself, a little bit about what you did

before you were appointed to the CFO's slot.

>> Sure. Thanks. For the last 35 years prior to June 25, I clocked in and clocked out.

Along with my brothers, we did clock in and clock out at Captain Anderson's restaurant.

We operated (they still do) a restaurant of 200-plus employees, 700 seats, and it was our way of life.

Got involved with politics. Served eight years in the Florida House.

At the same time, carrying the real-life experiences of northwest Florida,

the needs of the citizens of northwest Florida back to the policy-making process of the legislature.

Was coming home. Governor Scott and his team thought well maybe you ought to

consider this Public Service Commission. And I love policy. Always have.

Spent two years on the Public Service Commission.

Got then appointed to the Constitution Revision Commission, which is something I've always dreamed of.

And here we go. I got a call on June 25 seeing if I wanted to be CFO.

The first person I asked was my wife.>> Right, right.

>> Katie, are you good with this? >> I was going to say, family impacts. Right?

>> Yeah, and Katie and the boys were all in.

>> So, the "CEO" gave the greenlight to the CFO.

>> Absolutely. Well, she's not only the CEO, she's also the chairman of the board.

She keeps the trains running on time.

>> Alright. So, you got appointed, but now that you've been in the office, you've decided to run.

Tell us why. I mean, why run for a statewide office?

Why get back into the game, and you know, go after this marketplace called Florida

(political marketplace) that runs from northwest Florida all the way down to Miami,

and it couldn't be more diverse?

>> Sure. So, and it is a big state. And I tell people affectionately it's not one state,

it's about three different countries, because we've got some incredibly diverse economies in our state.

What I get excited about-it's the same things I get excited about at the restaurant:

seeing a healthy bottom line at the restaurant; and running a family business;

being able to grow, prosper and give raises to my employees; expand the business;

change opportunities; expand opportunities.

That's no different than what I have the opportunity at the state to do.

I tell people I'm the state business manager.

>> So, let's go beyond that. What does the Chief Financial Officer do for the citizens of Florida?

It's a big office. >> It is.

>> There's a lot more to it than just managing the books.

>> As we consolidated back in the '90's, we consolidated three cabinet positions into one,

and the Chief Financial Officer has taken all the old roles of the Insurance Commissioner,

and the Comptroller, and the State Treasurer, and we got the State Fire Marshal,

and we brought all those together. And now I get to serve on the Cabinet.

So, what do I do? I reconcile the state's checking accounts. I pay all the state's bills.

Every payable that we've got, every contract the state engages-

we put them online, transparent for everybody to see them. I pay all the state employees.

If it deals with money, it goes through our office.

At the same time, I sit on the State Board of Administration.

That's the part that kind of gets me really excited, that I get giddy about,

because that's our state creditworthiness.

Anybody who has gone out and applied for a mortgage for their home-

this is what we do, day in and day out.

I sit down and I look at our state's assets. I look at our state's liabilities.

I ensure that we have a good, healthy budget and reserves,

and I work with the legislature and the governor on.

And as we have got a good, healthy reserve in place, we go out with an environment

where we're the most sought-after state to do business with.

We're the number-one state in the union for fiscal health.

>> It makes our costs for money cheaper. >> Exactly. >> For the citizens of Florida.

>> And the state of Florida, our citizens per capita have about a little over $1,000 debt per citizen.

And people are moving here every day. We have prosperity.

You go to New Jersey, there's over $4,000 per citizen,

and their pension plan, for example, 44 percent funded. Ours is 90 percent funded.

So, there are states right now that we're the envy of, and we're growing.

So, it's kind of hard not to get excited about what we're doing.

>> Well let's talk a little bit about, should you win this election,

and you've never gotten anything not to win, but say you're in the seat of CFO,

day one, now that you've been elected.

But you've been in the office, so you've seen it. You work there.

What are going to be your top priorities that you'll either continue or start anew?

>> So, we'll continue to turn the volume up on the things that I think are the core missions of our office,

and that is protecting our consumers from fraud.

And it is really a sensitive issue for me.

Hurricane Irma gave our team at the CFO's office an opportunity to work together and expand.

Look, the storm is a terrible series of potential tragedies that we were trying to keep from happening.

And one, I want to remind people is, don't get damaged by the storm twice.

Your home has experienced a claim-damage.

And then what you don't want to do is get damaged a second time by the fraudster.

We would tell folks, if it sounds too good to be true, it is.

So, as we would engage those policyholders, those homeowners, those citizens of our state,

that potentially have claim or have damage, call us.

Work with us. Let us get you what you deserve to get, so you're made whole.

So, we'll continue to turn up on that and try to close the loopholes that those fraudsters exploit.

And that's the things like Assignment of Benefits.

Legislation has been filed this year, which will help.

>> You talk about it a lot. >> Sure. >> Tell us about that.

>> Assignment of Benefits-it's not a statewide problem, but it will become a statewide epidemic

if we don't catch hold of it.

But it's primarily focused on Broward, Palm Beach and Dade counties,

where folks are allowing these third-party contractors to come in to their home,

exploit the purpose of what their insurance policy is for, and then, you know,

bill the insurance company or then, ultimately sue the insurance company.

The ripple effect that's going to have is a spike in insurance rates,

so let's make sure the insurance carriers, by gosh, are doing exactly what they should do.

If you have a claim, you should be paid, but let's don't create an artificial claim environment.

>> Right. OK. So, you're the chief fire marshal. You're the chief fraud investigator.

You pay the bills. So, if you're protecting Floridians, and that's your mission,

where else do you go beyond the fraud to look out for Floridians in this role?

>> So, I feel like I'm also the chief advocate for our first responders.

So as the state fire marshal (which, we've got a fantastic team with Julius and all,

down at the state fire marshal's office), but we're going to get out there aggressively

looking out for those first responders, who, to me, once I took this job

(and both my sons want to be firemen now), those individuals-

>> A lot of firetruck rides for the chief fire marshal.

>> Exactly. It's great for those kids, but you realize these guys

when I was in the Public Service Commission, I knew when I turned the faucet on, water came out.

When I turned the switch on, the lights turned on, and we take that for granted.

Every time we dial 911, these guys come running, no matter what the circumstances are,

no matter what your need is, what your emergency is.

So, we need to be an advocate for those, and that's exactly what I'm doing.

So, whether it be dealing with the cancer presumption issue/legislation,

the post-traumatic stress that these first responders face day in and day out,

because they see terrible images that can never be erased.

So, as we-that's just another role that we've got is to make sure we have a good,

capable pipeline of individuals that like to save lives.

>> Yeah. Certainly, we all need to pay attention to the first responders, make sure they're on point.

So, let's talk a little bit about your business, your family business

and how that experience translates into running an enormous agency.

Your family business may have started at one size, but under your leadership, it's grown.

So, how big is running that business, and how does that translate into running the CFO office?

>> Sure, well Captain Anderson's Restaurant-we celebrated our 50-year this year.

My dad and uncle started off as a 90-seat breakfast house, and now we're 700 seats, 200 employees,

and it's an operation. It's a destination operation.

The same problems I dealt with at Captain Anderson's-the same workers comp claims,

the same competitive bid of insurance, the same payroll issues-all those challenges I had,

it comes down to managing people.

The State of Florida, at the Department of Financial Services, we've got 2,000 employees.

So, all those same problems I had there, it's just multiplied by 10.

We go in, and we've got a team that has to be inspired. They need a leader.

They need somebody that goes-and hey, I love, you know, one of my little games I play,

when I go make the walks through the halls, and ask all my team for their business cards,

and I love it when I find a card that still has Jeff Atwater's name on it.

And they get embarrassed. And I said, no, you know what this tells me?

This tells me you're saving money. I said, because you know what?

You didn't change your name, you didn't change your email, you didn't change your phone number,

all that numbers the same. You're just still using a card that says Jeff Atwater.

And I said, I'm flattered. I'm flattered you want to save money of the citizens of the state of Florida,

to use those cards up and not replace it with a new one.

So, you just keep on doing what you're doing, because that's the type of people

I want running our agency.

>> Well, you know, I've seen it. I'm a former employee of the state,

and so, I've seen the effectiveness of the agency, but when we talk about where the agency goes from here,

and as the leadership play, you're a member of the Florida Cabinet, right?

And so, the small business experience, leading this gigantic agency,

but yet your reach will go well beyond just the agency role on the cabinet.

Tell us about how your leadership style plays out at the cabinet right now

and what sort of impacts do you want to make on the broader state of Florida?

>> I'm hard wired to be a customer servant. I know no different.

For the last 35 years, my job has been to make the customer happy and to take care of the customer.

And I can't de-program it, so I do that with everything I've got.

And I do the same thing in the Cabinet, whether it be through clemency or any of our agenda items.

We've got all the big horsepower agencies that are the Cabinet agencies.

I'm just a guy who likes to do his homework and go full speed, all the time.

The Cabinet right now is a fantastic cabinet, whether it be Pam Bondi and what she did in

leadership through the storm on fraud and price gauging,

and then you've got the governor who's got probably the biggest shoulders of any man

I've ever met in my life.

What he did to lead and take the burden of those decisions and

evacuate five million people off the peninsula.

Or you've got Adam Putnam that has been out there championing the recovery of our citrus industry.

You got these great, fantastic individuals that all have their silos of contribution,

and then here I am, doing the best I can to make sure our citizens aren't taken advantage of

by fraud in the financial process they could have.

So, we all come together, and I think as, at least I hope that's happened, I get along well with them.

I think the citizens of the state of Florida appreciate a cabinet that likes each other.

>> Well, so, from Captain Anderson's restaurant, full-time gig, in the legislature full-time,

PSC full-time, appointed to CFO, and now you're going to run for this office.

That's a busy plate. You got two boys and then you got a wife, full family.

So, some would say you have no time on your hands, right?

>> I changed the oil on my truck twice in the last 45 days.

I've never done that before in my life.

It's a big state, but what we do, is, you know, coming up,

Florida State is going to have me as their grand marshal for (I'm a Seminole. Go Noles.),

so Florida State's going to have me as grand marshal of the homecoming parade.

My boys are more excited about that than anything else.

So, I mean, this is a family affair.

And I told Katie, I said, I'm not running unless you're running too.

And that's the way we roll in our household.

>> Alright, so on behalf of the Florida internet and television industry,

when you're not doing all of that and you have time to stream something on your TV

to take your mind off of what you're doing, what does Jimmy Patronis like to stream?

>> I don't want to creep your listeners out, but I'm a Walking Dead fanatic.

>> No, that's great! That's one of the biggest ones out there! That's perfect.

>> Walking Dead. And you know, thank God everybody still likes to store online

all the various series of Star Trek, whether it be Voyager or what not.

So, yeah, maybe I live in a little bit of a utopia. A little bit.

>> A little sci-fi action? Little zombie action?

>> I'm a "Trekker," not a "Trekkie." >>Trekker. >> Trekker, yeah.

>> Thanks for the correction. That's very good.

Well, CFO Jimmy Patronis, thanks so much for stopping by our studios,

and we'll look for more on your campaign. Thank you, sir.

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thank you Oh what's going on guys I am Matthias and today we're looking at ten

strange things that Tanner found on a variety of these Chinese websites now

these Chinese websites you've seen them they sell the most well some normal

products and they also sell some really really really strange products and we

don't know why and Tanner has looked and found some really crazy products and I'm

gonna let you know whether these items are cash it or trash it and I'm gonna

throw them away if they trash it local inflatable unicorn costume inflatable

Pegasus costume fancy suit Tanner you know what's up dude what's up man here's

what's up this is like a perfect dunce cap kind of thing like say you do

something dumb in high five Studios you gotta walk around the entire day with

this so let's just pretend like we're testing out this strategy okay we're

gonna see people's reaction when Tanner walks around this castle just walk

around casually a hundred percent I mean if there's anybody this office that

would walk around casually that's probably me let's be honest that's true let's add

to cart' you think this is gonna fit you I hope so how does this work do you

think it like you have to like fill it up with air or something yeah oh yes

it's got like a little air so people won't even be able to like avoid you

it's just gonna make dude this is like my birthday present there you go you

look like a wizard now put this on and walk around hi-5 Studios hi Tanner let's

get a full wide on this puppy got a wide load right here too so these are

supposed to be your legs so gallop for me dude

no no no like you're doing it to intense just sound like a slow pop yeah yeah

are you ready to do this yeah we're gonna we're gonna go over to blue base

and let's you know this gal we're gonna try and stand back while you just kind

of like gallop around we're gonna try and get some reaction all right let's

see what happens are you gonna feel comfortable walking across the parking

lot oh I walked across the parking lot in worse

dude you can tell she totally likes it though because at the unicorn hop on

upstairs or gallop upstairs you're deflating dude I know Im trying to inflate

cash it or trash it trash it yeah that's what I'm talking about

everybody cashes tanner the fairy unicorn dude sandal reflex massage slippers

acupuncture foot massager shoe healthcare are those little yin-yang

symbols that's seriously what it is I'm just happy because when I looked at it a

little bit closer it was yin-yang but when you look at it

from far away looks a little obscene it looks like some butt cracks some other

kind of human cracks and I'm not down dude I'm not down to step on those

cracks we have had some things similar to this in the past just okay so this is

obviously it says reflex what they mean by that is reflexology you know those

brain posters that you see all the stupid parts of the brain where they're

like fake it's like this parts the emotion like come on but this is

actually true amanda was literally sitting once in a doctor's office doing

reflexology and they're like oh do you have a product you have like an issue

with your kidneys looking at her feet and she was like yes I have IgA

nephropathy which is like a kidney disorder and we were like we never doubted

reflexology again dude I was like to read my foot all right let's add the

cart

I always like default going ooh but it's not that good-looking honestly yeah

there we go there's a little map of the parts of the foot and the reflexology so

let's get a feel for this what is it already broken oh wool they actually

pressed in look at this that's really strange let's see if this if this helps

my foot dude what does this look like it's this is what I'm supposed to step

on yeah it kind of does like whose foot is shaped like that where are you

supposed to wear these things you're supposed to wear them yeah piece of crap

dude it's so on you're faster than me what a dad oh oh okay this is even

better than the ones we tried in a previous video because these ones

actually depress and I feel like I'm like kind of like standing on Springs

and stuff like that by the way we've kept them around the office and people

wear them continuously no matter how unfashionable they are here try this out

or you got some boots that's gonna take some time isn't it yeah I can make it

work if you want make it work dude alright here we go oh my god do you

think I could rock this you don't I'm saying you could walk this okay let's

see what let's see what other people are in the office think about these alright

Nicole come here it's perfect - because you have sandals on yeah this dress we

already see your feet yeah no socks just ours but we've had talks on how weird

though like describe it in detail and 240 characters or less - a trash

trash dude you gotta get some more opinions hey Robert what's up put those

on tell me what you think don't worry it's just Nicole's feet she

just only has a couple fungi yeah that's weird

reflexology and I dude I don't think that's like rough what like satisfying

at the same time like me dude hey gunner come here for a second it's not weird

sure yeah inside I can't wait but she's off yeah do you put your shoes in that

box

it still looks equally as ridiculous dude just put them on what does that do

watch out what out

three what yeah they're like little Springs it's reflexology

walk around a little bit well it's a mileage um I actually yeah

take you and your chocolate out of here yeah it's really painful - you're trash

dude so what is it supposed to do how am I supposed to react

dude just quick reaction ya know maybe you have problem with your feet then

yeah it's your fault Hawaii cute dry rice slime crystal

squishy toy DIY simulation rice soft house food toy what this is getting

weirder by the minute dude what is cute dry rice I've never looked at rice in my

life awesome cute dry rice dude oh it looks so weird

ooh that looks like something like out of an alien orifice hey Matt there's

another link to an actual slime okay see how we can compare the two crystal mud

playdough magic slime fertilizer crystal mud clay I'm confused

explain this to me so you add the beads to this the dry rice yeah you had the

dry rice - this here whatever this alien blood is and then you make a textural

experience what texture looks like wait at the car give me my textural

experience tanner okay nice dude have some rice if you guys can't see that he

literally just slammed it on the desk Brian style oh my gosh oh it went

literally everywhere anyways let's pretend like that didn't happen you've

clearly already unboxed that for me I'm sorry I'm gonna try and make like a

textural experience here oh this just feels like hair gel remember back in the

90s when you used to use hair gel

yeah it's dry it's like it's like a gelatin kind of a thing it's just like

the ooze that you'd get at the dollar store but I guess you're supposed to put

this in there or something like that or maybe I'll just throw that in there to

cost and like I'll like just let it absorb all of the rice I'm just gonna

kind of like oh I feel not as bad right now this it literally went everywhere at

times - what were you thinking getting this tainted and it barely even absorbed

anything that was so not worth it what what what I'll be back in a minute

guys oxy Metro pulse oximeter deep pull so the dead fingertip pulse oximeter -

color pulse ox I mean how many times you gonna say the same thing I've actually

seen these things at the doctor's office they test your blood oxygen level right

but they're like attached to a giant machine is just basically telling you

this exact same thing they've incorporated into the item itself Add to

Cart let's trust my pulse dead inside finger pulse oximeters blue oh yes blue

like why do you need to make that many colors it just seems unnecessary it's

one thing if it's like a watch strap but it's like home I wanted the red one you

know it's like it's an oximeter whatever that is I don't even know if I'm saying

it right oh look it's already on oh look at that it says 98 over 59 I'm not a

nurse so I have no idea what any of this means I'm gonna assume I'm in perfect

health everyone's like you're about to die

Tanner like slapped me in the back see if it raises oh come on man harder

harder harder yeah that's so weak dude I don't even think you did anything oh I

got up to 70 whoa and then I went right back down you don't scare me much when

it says finger out I feel compelled to put my finger back in I'm sorry dude

I'll put my finger back in this is actually really cool though I would say

this one's a cash it for sure put that in my pocket take a home show Amanda's

mom playable interactive piano hand musical gloves electronic exercise

instrument exercise I love it when they just push one little bit too far it's

like it's one thing where it's like yeah interactive piano yes gloves yes

electronic yes exercise instrument I don't know yeah well I need this to

exercise my phalanges you're talking about piano exercises come on it's not

that accurate this is no way gonna teach you piano it's like overcomplicating it

I guarantee you you can find a piano that cheap I mean it's not gonna be good

this is gonna be like a crappy little digital one but let's test it out nice

piano gloves electronic piano gloves one black hand one white hand dichotomy of

the human soul what's your take do you think I'm gonna be able to play some

sweet tunes with this yes you do you're very talented human beings well thank

you I imagine nothing but the best he's just trying to suck up yeah I see

through it I'm too smart you're so smart wait is he being serious now or really

slow that actually fits though now for the hand that's a little bit of a darker

you know this one only plays minor notes

it's so inaccurate where's the button this is weird

oh that's a good a good way to play maybe

oh this is tiring dude this is definitely a finger exercise for sure

here we go can i play chalk stick chopsticks I

can't I'm gonna be real with you right now it might might be you're tired so

exercise instrument 100% right my fingers are tired already way more tired

than actually playing a piano I actually can play the piano that being said I'll

give this one a cache it stopped that was actually fun before we get into the

next product quick shout out to Jezza 4000 for clicking that Bell icon and

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DIY model dual tracks strange slope science education spinner toy all those

words and I still don't really understand what this is it's a science

toy weird physical experiment I've done some weird physical experiments before

or at least I told my friends no basically you got this like egg and it

just rolls down in an awkward fashion and I'm supposed to be amazed

Add to Cart there we go dude how does this work what this doesn't look like an

egg how am I supposed to do this you're supposed to watch that video Matt we're

gonna explicated to you alright dude I want to explain it I'm gonna understand

it what the heck is this alright relax dude who's like you never done this this

is not what this product is oh I thought he was gonna say classic twice I was

like what are you talking it's both classic and classic I get it you're

supposed to do this and then I have to use momentum to get it to the top like

this you're I get you I get you I have to let it like fall out I see

because look that makes sense this is on an incline this way right so if I set up

here it's obviously not gonna roll up but if I release it like this it's gonna

roll down and I pinch just at the right time ooh

and it rolls it rolls up see you later marble let's

see if I can just get it to the end right I don't know if this is addictive

I feel like once I do it and I'll be able to do it relatively quick right no

I have to do much more momentum boom I did it

that's it took me three seconds trash it it's not addictive see how I just broke

the addiction don't smoke kids and don't smell shoot to the moon hey that's why

they call it shoot to the moon you know I thought it said Bertha first Martha

you're a ha proxy by own eyes nose what is this word - rhinitis this is

like a sinus issue that's actually really offensive if you think about it

if someone's got like a nose problem and it's like a little bit bigger they call

it rhinitis it's like after a riot of rhinoceros because they have such a big

that's mean dude whoever named that has a sense of humor sinusitis sinusitis

that sounds like a made-up word hey I got hurt foetus I got hurt foot is itis

it's where my foots hurt oh my gosh it just lights up your nose dude maybe it

burns your soul so you're dead inside oh my gosh good feedback all around only

red color light no instructions stick it up your nose dude add the code so it's

like some type of like tube that you stick up your nose they don't even have

the decency to make it symmetrical they're both facing opposite you see

that like they're lucky that's how my nostrils are they're lucky my nostrils

are askew otherwise this wouldn't work so these things light up and they do

something I don't know what it is they cure scientists sinusitis people blinded

by light could be treated with more light researchers have found the shining

near-infrared radiation on damaged retina cells can keep them alive and

prevent permanent blindness wow this is awesome

this is near-infrared which is really cool so near-infrared is actually a

really awesome thing near-infrared super interesting because it creates like a

lot of cell activity but here's the question how do we know

that this is actually near-infrared or if it's not just the LEDs and they're

trying to scan me Oh tinkles so much oh so much with the

tickle personally for me I mean I don't have a nose issue I mean maybe I do but

this tickles way too much so I'm gonna say no but it was definitely in the

little time that it was in there it was definitely warming up so I'm gonna give

it a cache it Oh No sneezing powder I just was going through

some know stuff oh wait there's a video oh my gosh you could tell it this cage

is like snorted something you can tell this guy snorts a lot of stuff do you

hear that that caused an earthquake

relax bro oh oh oh that's awesome dude black plastic bag that's not creepy at

all Tina what you think you think this is gonna work I think you're probably

will I'm the one up here constantly telling people not to do drugs I don't

know if I feel comfortable sniffing literally foreign items this is from

China don't they have like drugs there before I do this

do you have tissues that's not a tissue that's a paper towel dude you trying to

get this nose all red well your nose with somebody like you know what we do I

feel like you actually have to get some in your nose I'm too afraid you saw some

go up there right yeah I was like can you see this real quick oh that's what I

kind of did a little less though do you want to try there's no instructions

I don't expand snorting it burns I might be dying right now I'm gonna say this is

a definite trashin don't ever snort stuff that was really stupid of tanner

really really dumb dude don't rock the boat pirate

penguin balance game kids children family fun toys activity oh you just

have to like kind of do like a little balance game or something like that no

feedback just five stars let's have the cart let's play it Tanner cheese this

thing is humongous it's actually not bad branding to you just kind of like have

it balanced like that right oh my word so many penguins I think the idea here

is that you keep adding one by one so basically whoever makes it knock first

loses so you go first since you're young and you already lost no it's as I

knocked your penguin I'm I didn't bag the thing over put your penguin back

there you go mr. Henry dude you're not good at this murder region around here

he's so bad at this relax I'm trying to get it more centered okay let's try this

again I can't do it this game sucks dude I told you you

making fun of me well this game sucks because like there's no tactile like

grip so they just kind of slide around it'd be one thing if they were you were

able to like a little grippy so they didn't just slide into each other and

fall around check us out see this big steak I couldn't have hoped

for a better house the trash is dude what Oh sad about the Penguins get shook

retractable fist shooter trick toy gun oh yes total trick dude if someone comes

up to you with this I'm not gonna be like was that dude who's gonna fall for

that this is not a trick it's a plastic elastic telescopic fun say that five

times fast plastic elastic classic elastic elastic

elastic it actually goes far though at the carcass

Oh smell what I'm cooking dude I'm cooking with no I'm saying we have like

a little competition here whoever can punch the other person in the face first

win we're talking about the guns right sure yeah one two three go

take that this is cool yeah they're cool but they're so mine's already falling

apart see it right there that is a playlist for all of our strange Chinese

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