Don't Go at it Alone | Wallstreet Trapper (Episode 209)

0:00What's good, what's good, what's good, family, it's your board of Wall Street Trapper and welcome to another episode of Trappin' To This Man. Good, good, good. All right, man. So first and foremost, man, we want to say each and every one of y'all, man, thank y'all for just coming to the show tonight. Man, we just can't do it without y'all. You know what I'm saying? It's because of y'all that we understand what's going on. It's because of y'all that y'all give us the power to move forward. It's because of you all that we truly get to walk in purpose. Without you all, the Freedom Center doesn't even much like half power. Without you all, there is no Wall Street looks like us, not without you all, there is no Wall Street Trapper. Without you all, man, we don't get to walk in fulfillment. So thank y'all for the shares, thank y'all for the likes, thank y'all for the repos, thank y'all for the commitment.

1:01Like 209 episodes, like we don't get to do that without y'all. You know what I'm saying? Like we don't get to do that without y'all. So I just want to say each and every one of y'all, like thank y'all, thank y'all, thank y'all, thank y'all. All right. You have to notice how when you are on the journey to do something that nobody around you has ever done, if you have a noticed, sometimes it can get quiet. Like when you start pivoting in another direction, you start separating yourself a little bit because you start having certain conversations and people start asking you why. Like why are you doing this? Like you start to invest and they start telling you why are you putting your money in there? You start to buy courses and people ask you why are you buying that? You can get it over here for free and then you start buying mentorships and people start saying

2:03why you get that person in the teacher, you can do this for free. And then what happens is you get to a point where you stop even explaining and then you just start to fall back. You start to fall back because you feel like nobody sees the vision. You start falling back because you are entering in a place and you realize that nobody around you understands what this will take. And so you start to fall back and then you start to slowly isolate yourself and then you start feeling alone. You start feeling like a castaway. You start feeling like I don't belong. Like I don't belong here. Nobody gets it. It's just me. And so the thing about that is now emotionally you are disattached. But then that tug of war puts you in the place where you feel like I can't relate to them, but I can't find my tribe. So I got to do it by myself. And so now you start to figure this thing out the hallway.

3:09And along that journey, you can start questioning yourself. You can start questioning. Is it really worth it? And then sometimes there's a gravitational pull from your old environment that makes that will evict you from the new place you're trying to go. I say that part again because I don't think you get it. Like you can be getting it alone and then what happens is you start missing the familiar of the old. And when you start missing the familiar of the old, there's a gravitational pull. So now the residue of the old evict you from what's new. Because at one point you realize that doing it alone, you start to realize that sometimes you'd be like, yo, I rather just, I'd rather be, this part of I heard a couple of people right up. You've settled for mediocrity because of the memories.

4:14You, you settled for mediocrity because of the memories because the unfamiliar is uncomfortable. Alone. But I want you to know the knife, that there's a whole tribe of people that have vaccinated themselves for mediocrity. There's a whole tribe of people that mediocrity is not an option on their table. There's a whole tribe of people that every day they strive for greatness. There's a whole tribe of people that every day they're going to push you to be better. There's a whole tribe of people that wake up every day, not always inspired. But I'm going to say this for a slow right? They're not always inspired by what's ahead, but they're motivated from what they love.

5:15Okay. They're not always inspired. So let me, you're, I'm not always inspired by what's ahead, but because before I understand that the greatness is ahead of me, there's a lot of adversity I got at me first. But I would rather go toward the adversity than to go back to what was left behind. Let me, let me, so one of my, one of my mentors is Eric Thomas. And in my heart, a heart, I believe that he said this so many times, I believe it. He says that I am the number one motivational speaker in the world. And he said that for so many years, I never even looked at the list. I just took his word for it. Like I never looked at the list. I don't even know if there's a, I don't even know if there's a motivational speaker ranking. I don't know if there's an a list, be list, see list, be list. I know that he said it so much. I just believe them, right?

6:16So why is this? I never went to him for motivation. And it's no, it's no spike to my OG, but I never went to him for motivation. I went to him because he was proof of was possible. It's two different things. Because if I needed him to motivate me, then I would always need him to motivate me. But I looked at him as proof of was possible because he said one day he was eating out of trash can. Now I ain't never ate out of trash cans, but I was homeless. And I looked back at my, my past and I said, I would rather meet the adversity in front of me than go back to being homeless. So every time I think about being lazy, I think about being homeless. Every time I think about not wanting to do something, I think about being homeless. Every time I think this is too hard, I think about being homeless.

7:18Every time I think about this won't be worth it, I think about being homeless. Every time I feel like, well, I don't have enough in the tank, I think about being homeless. And some people could say that's a trauma bond, but I'mma just say at one point, that was my reality. And it's a reality that I don't want to go back to. So I'm motivated by my past and I can be inspired by my future. Right? So I don't need the motivation. And then I start stacking it because now I got a 10 year old and I'm like, then I remember when we slept on air mattresses together. And I remember when I would say my friends were home and all I had was an air mattress and a sofa and we were reading the Warren Buffett books. I remember time with me and her was just, oh, I remember time when I went got a bike for her from the goodwill. Yeah.

8:19Clean that thing all day. Hey, daddy got you. She didn't care. I remember times when I was going to the auction to get the cars. I remember the times. So I'm more motivated by my past than I am inspired by my future. But I realized that at one point, I didn't have to go alone. I didn't have to go alone. Because here's what I realized on the journey. I'm going to say this term and I want you to take from it what you can leave the rest. Killers attract killers. Killers attract killers.

9:21Now when I say killers, I'm talking about people who kill laziness. I say killers. I'm talking about people who kill excuses. When I say killers, I'm talking about people who kill mediocrity. When I say killers, I'm talking about people who don't allow themselves to sit in their mistakes. So people who kill the crutch. I'm talking about people who refuse to let the situations they're going through. People that refuse to let adversity anchor them. Now people that refuse that let a few tears keep them from growing. I'm talking about people who refuse to be denied was in front of them. So those people, there's this thing that they have. They smell each other. You walk in the room. You walk in the room. You know what killer when you see one. It's the thing that they let off. Man, I'm woman. You see them. When you're around them, you know them. It's why certain people, you look at COVID and put their eyes down.

10:24And it's certain people when COVID look at them, they're like, what's up? There's there's there's killers attract killers. Like when Mike got in the ring, everybody thought there was a killer. And so they looked at many eyes and they say, soon as Mike looked at them in the eye, they put their head down. He knew you ain't no killer. You can fight, but you ain't fighting from killer and think you fighting for survival. So like killers know we hunting and some people just surviving. I've been a killer since day one. Yeah, I've been a killer since day one. You got this thing. Some people say it's like the inside. Like what I love about, like I remember me and my old G was talking, right? Like this is what I love about the killer instinct. Like killers love to be around killers, right? And mediocrity and love to be around mediocrity. Because mediocrity ain't never going to make nothing better. They're going to make everything worse. It's a slow kill. But like killers make eye or sharpening eyes.

11:25Like it does something immensely insane. So like I remember each of you had me a whole day in a text. And he said, man, I got this analogy about the wild dogs. All right. So I got this analogy about the wild dogs. He said trap. Man, the wild dog got the highest success rate in the game. I said, I said against what, OG? Success like against who? So we, this, now this is before we even learned about like chat, GPT and all this. Right? Like we wasn't privy to that. Yeah, I'm not saying it didn't exist. I'm saying we wasn't privy to it yet. Right? So it's me, OG and Jose. We in a group chat. Or Jose, like, I mean, ET like trap. I want you to hit it. So first of all, I am elated by the fact that the sensei is sharing a parable with me before he give it to the world.

12:33Right? So again, you don't have to do it alone. I already told him like, OG, like I really won't get into this speaker thing. So he said trap. Listen to me. I turned down a honey grant. He said trap. Listen, I turned down a honey grant. I'm only doing 200 a pot. Now, so I won't be able to give my honey grants to you. He said, well, now I'm putting your little bit in my business. He said, what do you get right now? At the time I was getting 20. He said we got to raise that up. He said we can't go from 20 to 100. We got to raise it up. So I start charging 25. I said, OG, I'm charging 25. He said we can't go from 25 to 100. You got to raise it up. So now we charging 35. I said, OG, I'm charging 35 now. He said I can't send you my hundreds. And till you at least get the 75. You can't just put 75 out of $1,000 on a price tag or anything. It's a certain level of etiquette. It's a certain level of depth. It's a certain level of power-boring, analogy, and energy and eye contact.

13:33But it's a certain level of killer you got to have. You to go get a honey. A certain level of killer you got to have. You go get a honey. So I said, I bet. So he told me that my mind started like, let me go study people who I know getting a honey. So I said, wait, I don't got to study nobody else. I got the sense that got the sense that. So my mind, I got to prove to the sense that he can toss the honey to me. So he said, try if I got this idea about these wild dogs. He said they got the highest success rate in the game. So I said, what game? What game they got, OG? Like, talk to him. He said, listen, when you go look at the wolf, they don't do it. When you look at the lion. So I said, I bet. So I'm like, I got to prove to the sense that, again, because I don't got to do it alone. I ain't sharp and I ain't. But greatness, watch this. Gratitude evolves greatness. Gratitude produces greatness.

14:35And when most people mess up ideas, when they get a coach or a mentor, they need a coach or a mentor. Watch this, because this is going to be a lesson for everybody that's listening. When some people, when most people get coaches or mentors, they look and watch this. The coach tell you to play. The coach designed to play for you and tell you go executed. The mentor you got to learn by watching it. It's a difference. So when people get coaches, they need the coach to tell them what to do. When you get a mentor, you pay for proximity. So you get the watch in or her. And they may give you one or two tweaks. And take you to another level. Right? So I start watching. So I say, oh, gee, shut this up. I say, listen, I shoot them with some dad. I say, listen, let me just give you some stats right quick. I say, the hyena and a wild dog actually have the same hunting accuracy.

15:41I say, but here's the difference. This will make the wild dog better, oh, gee. And the hyena family, they'll run you off. It's female dominated. So the females are three times the size of the male. So the males are actually used as breeders. I say, but the hyena has a more powerful bite force than anything else. But their downfall is, oh, gee, they slow. They slow. I say, here's why the wild dog is better. Because the wild dog don't run nobody off. So they run in packs. The hyena running packs of tens, 15s and 20s. The wild dog running packs of 35 to 90.

16:41And they can run for two hours straight. So they don't watch this. They don't chase you. They hunt you. He said, oh, trap, that's good. I say, so now what happens is with the wild dog, oh, gee, the skill set gets inherited. I said, the hyena will run you off. They'll run the males off. They'll run the females off on a threat that you may be trying to take the throne. So the hyena is always trying to prick the queen. The matriarch is always trying to protect the blood. She's picking the male. She won't protect the blood. And so everybody's always trying to kill all. They spite each other. And so that's why they can't grow to it. But the wild dog nobody leaves. So it becomes a generational hunt.

17:43And they bring so the hyena, the differences, the hyena, they leave the puppies in the din. The wild dogs take the puppies with them on a hunt. They just put them in the back and they let them run the whole way. They eat right there and they show them right. This will blood taste like. The hyena eat it, bring it home, they regurgitate it. So even in regurgitation, you miss some of the raw nutrients. Let me show you how that sounds. I get some information. I pass the information down and get a little skew. Because we ain't documented. Then I pass it down and get a little skew. Because it wasn't. But if you taste blood from the kill, you'll get it at first sight. I don't think they got it. I don't think they get it. I don't think they get it. I don't think they get it. Like the wild dog, the information is generational. Because you get the seed of hunt in real time.

18:47And he never back down from none. When I sent that to OG, he said, track, that's good, data. He said, that's good data right there. I said, OG, that's for you. Because I know you're going to do something crazy with him. I said, but let me tell you who got the highest, let me tell you who got the highest kill in the game, OG. The dragonfly and the pre-eminent. Because they're good at sneak attacks. And they great at observing. And they good at camouflage. So just put that in your, he said, oh, trap, that's good. So I'm just saying, like, what happens is, when you do it alone, there's no sparring partner. But when you do it with somebody, when you find your tribe,

19:49greatness is not threatened by greatness. Greatness is inspired by greatness. Your biggest problem is one, you're doing it alone. So you don't go nobody to pour back into you. Or two, you're doing it with people that don't inspire you to be great. You're doing it with people who settle in for mediocrity. And that's where you don't. And that's where you don't. And so when people see you pushing them, they don't understand why you go so hard. And I heard this from ET one time and I saw the film. Kobe said, why would I pass you the ball when I see you in practice? Why would I give you the ball in the full quarter with the game on the line? And I see you in practice. I see you showing up late. I see you half-assing on the layup line. I see you missing all the free throws. Why would I give it to you in the full quarter when you ain't practicing hard?

20:53So today when we say don't do it, like don't go out of the lawn. Man, moving forward, I want you to get it out of your head that you all you got. I want you to get it out of your head that you all you got. You not all you got is to try about that weight and for you. There's a group of people out there that's on the same type of time you want. And you don't got to go worried about going find them because if you keep putting in the work, you're going to track them. If you keep putting in the work, you want to track them because greatness can smell greatness. Kill us. No killers.

21:57I'm going to say one more thing before I go. You got to kill the gazelle and get burned to the line. Because the gazelle doesn't mind being wrong under gazelles, but every day they wake up, they wake up for survival. Every day they wake up, they know that they got to run for their life. Every day that they wake up, they got to run knowing they're going to be attacked. So why is this a gazelle can't even sleep that night, right? A gazelle can't even get a bite of food, right? A gazelle can't even get water without thinking, fight a flight. A gazelle can't even give it birth to a child without thinking, fight a flight. But the lion gives birth, knowing I'm going hunt. And even in the failed hunt, it builds structure. Even in the failed hunt, the soldiers get better.

22:59Even in the failed hunt, the thighs get better. Even in the failed hunt, that torque get better. Even in the failed hunt, the senses get better. The failure doesn't make... Watch this, I'm going in with this. The failure isn't life for death for the lion, but failure for the gazelle is life for death. It should be a Wall Street chaplain. Episode two, oh no. Let's go, baby. Let's go, baby. Let's go, baby. Let's go flush. Let's go flush. Let's go flush. We hit the flush. I don't care. We hit the flush. Let's go, baby. Let's go, baby. Is it life for death for the lion, but failure is life for death for the gazelle. My God. Cheers. Come on, kitty. Come on, kitty. Can you never heard that part like that, man? That's a big bar, bro. Yeah.

23:59Woo. Hey, let's go. That's a big bar. Man, y'all sleep in, man. I don't... Y'all ain't acting like... I'ma be real, y'all ain't acting like... Y'all ain't giving that... What did this guy... Hey, there's my goodwill bikes for some special, too. There's them goodwill bikes for some special. Hey. Thrift store drinks. Bro, I feel like they not giving... I hear you, Hosepha. Bro, you heard what I just said? You are an everyday the lion gets up and understands that failure isn't life for death. But every day the gazelle wakes up. Life for death is in failure. A success in its ability to not be a honey. Oh, my God. Man, hold up. I gotta call my dog, right? I don't feel like I'm getting what I deserve, bro. I feel like sometimes... I feel like sometimes...

25:01Like sometimes... Like... I feel like this is underrated. Like... I feel like this is underrated and I feel like... I'm not being appreciated in moments like this. I feel like I'm not being appreciated in moments like this. And I just need to talk to somebody who can like... Understand this. Talk to me. Let's go! Shabr, brother. So I just... I just had my opening monologue, right? So look what I just told him in an opening monologue. And I feel like my chat that got 3,000 people in it almost, I feel like they're not getting it and I feel like Jose not giving me the props I need. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Why is this, Jose? Look what I said, brother. I said...

26:01Every hunt that the lion goes on, it builds the statue of the lion. A failed hunt still builds the quad. A failed hunt still builds the shoulder. A failed hunt still builds the chest. Why is this? I said now the difference between a lion and a gazelle, a lion gets up every day and know that his survival is not in the failure or success of the hunt. But a gazelle gets up every day knowing that if it fails, it will die. And if it succeeds, that meaning it got away. That's all you need to hear. That's all you need to hear, brother. See, that's the reaction I need. Jose is sleeping on me over here, brother. It's all my son. I'm going to eat some of my son. Yeah, he said he's going to die. Then he goes there to hide some. Nobody need more than that.

27:04You scream, there's no more. But I would not need. Oh, he was chipping. I said, that's the difference. I said, that's scream. If I fail, I die. Ain't no tomorrow. I'm in the lion mouth. Boom, that, done. Eyes open. You know, that, you know, that one lady said that I love her. Yeah. See, that's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about. Come on, brother. That's a bar. If I fail, I die. See, that's the energy I need right now. You feel me? You feel me? I told him that you got to kill the gazelle and give birth to the lion. See, that's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about, told. That's what I'm talking about, brother. Brother. Who's in on my height, man, enough, though. He don't, he don't.

28:05He's not really. That's who, that's who we do. I got to bring you as a guest, brother. I got to bring you as a guest, brother. I got to bring you as a guest, brother. All right. Whenever I'm in the eighth, that time, brother. I got you, brother. I'll do a show on GP just for you, brother. Especially show. Come on, brother. I love you, brother. There we go. That's not I feel good. Not for like I got what I deserve. First off, let me make sure we clear. I'm an order one who get up and run around. Yeah, I ain't see it just not. I ain't see it just not. I didn't see it just not. I don't see it just not. I don't see it just not. I didn't see it just not. I didn't see it just not. I didn't see it just not. I ain't get hype, man. I can't. Yo, man. I didn't see it just not. Flush Jose for not being my. Oh, see. Flush Jose for not being my hype, man. See, I was telling my bars and you just let that sit like that was a normal bar. She. Anywho. Got a drink to that. Hey, let me spray a little c'mon, but out. Yo, you had that Joe running over there too.

29:05Yeah. Yeah. Calm down. So you feel the good. That's a bar. I don't know where that came from. Yeah, bro. You felt that at the edge, I hold up every hunt. Bill's the statue and for Zico the lion, but he knows survival is not in a success. I'll fill you the hunt. Every failure builds him. But the gazelle gets up and understands that life for that is in his ability to succeed. To get away because of the fail. He died. That was you wanted. But I do it all the time. That's what I needed. No, that's what I do all the time. That's what I needed though. That's what I needed though.

30:06I needed. That was fun. What I needed. All right, man. How are you feeling, man? How the father squad feeling? How the family feeling? Man, shout to the family. That's in the building tonight, man. Shout to the family. That's in the building tonight. All right, man. We got a I'm an unflush Jose for that. Yeah, that's good. Yeah, good run out. Now my ass. I'm catching up for the run around. All right, man. Shout it out, y'all. Shout it out. Shout it out. Shout it out. Shout it out. Shout it out. Let's get it. All right, man. I had a good weekend, Jose. I took my two cousins, man. Elise, George. Took them to Miami, man. We had a good time. You know, just some family time. But I feel like over the last five years, they've been with me for five years, bro. Yeah. Elise has been with me since 2020, late 2020, early 2021. George has been with me since 2022.

31:08And I think I'm just thankful. Yeah, I was in a big state of, I think sometimes we get so caught up. That's why the title today was so good. Because I think sometimes on the journey, bro, people would say something like, you know, I've been that person to say stuff like some time. Like, man, ain't never had nobody. Got it, got it. But I'm gonna be real with you, bro. We be lying when we say that. We don't take into account some of the small things that people did for us alone in the journey. You feel what I'm saying? And so I had to, I had to account for that. It may not been like, you got to think, I'm not tech, I wasn't tech savvy at all. So I was writing everything down by hand. Any leads came and learned how to swap everything up. That's a huge lift. You know what I'm saying? You got to think you were still working on the brand.

32:10You were touching base with the people in the chat. Yeah, you know, the DMs. Yeah, you need somebody to handle. I need somebody to handle that. And so even when George came, we was sitting on what? 600 boxes back down or more? And I came in, okay, I'm gonna be honest with you. I unpacked probably five. He did the rest. I can, like, I'm laughing just saying you do that whole trick. Bro, he did, I say, hey, I'm not touching. Slinging out of shirt. He got all the truck that was loaded back there. He came in, I say, hey, that's for you. He said, what, I ordered this stuff. I built one rack. It's real, I built one rack. Yeah, put the car board on there. And that was just because I was being cheeked. I built one rack, I put one, I say, this is what I want done. He did the rest. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So sometimes you got to think like, bro, like,

33:11we don't give, and I think when we say stuff like, man, I did this by myself, I had, we take away from the people that have sacrifice for us, bro. And because what happened is we look at, oh, I pay you this and I pay you that. But I had to leave you, I left what I was doing. And I know for a fact in the beginning, it wasn't, it's gonna got better, but in the beginning, it definitely wasn't. Like, I don't know what, I don't know what's going to happen over there. You feel me? She meant I just, I had to retract from saying that sometimes. So man, it's crazy how we did it because it was like, bro, we just had a random face time, 11 o'clock at night. My man is good at Miami, man. It was like, what? Hey, that's the level of freedom that's just, I said, man, who's good at Miami? We got a long weekend. So we're going to do the webinar, even go to Miami. I say, George, you know, in webinar, you, you could leave before many leaves.

34:15Man, I ain't, I say, hey, I'm paying for it. Now, I'm holding on, George. I say, oh, you a man, I pay for half of yours. I pay for half of yours. You got to put some skin to the gas. But for cuss, pay for the whole thing. Yeah, yeah. I say, bro, we had a time. I thought I said, say something to the footage, I was like, we had a good time, bro. And I didn't realize that was my cuss. He hadn't been on the Jessica in 15 years. He never had been on Miami before. He like, Brian, I've never been on Miami. Had him in Miami. We done without the eat, y'all, ball, hobo, mall. You know what I'm saying? And I think for me, I remember, I said, I should be real, real cool just doing that in pocket. I should be real, real cool. And I learned a lot of stuff from him. And he told me something one time, but I stick with me to this day. He said, there's going to be a point in your life. Where you, you know, you, you can buy all the stuff you want.

35:20Right? Not mean. And like, just like, you can pretty much buy the type of house that you want. Not like a hundred million out of house. That's extra, bro. You can pretty much buy the kind of house you want. You can pretty much afford the car you want. You can print the go wherever you want to go at. He said, and then that stuff is going to get boring to you. And you're going to have to live through people. He said, you're going to have to live through people. That's what's going to give you fulfillment. So doing stuff for people, going to be where you get your fulfillment from, where you start feeling full from. And, you know, they'd be like, what? But I still was coming from broke. So like, everything was amazing to me, right? But I didn't realize he was doing that for me. He had reached a certain level of life where he had done everything. So like, he used to be taking, and I used to be fighting him to like pay for stuff all the time. He'd be like, brother, listen, I'm not asking you for nothing. You don't got to be half-lust. There with me, then we got to do none of that. I get it. I know you come from, but you don't got to do that. He said, you block it. My blessing when you do that.

36:20I'm not doing this to see if you can help me pay for it. I know where you are on your journey. You good. He said, that's what he said. It's going to be a point in time where you be able to get all the stuff you want. And so outside people, it's going to look like you, but to you, you're not going to be like, it's just a trip. It's just a career, but it's just a car. He said, because people are still chasing the material stuff. And he said, it's not so you can have the material stuff that you want, that you realize that is deeper than that. He was like, so not a material stuff. Don't mean that to me. I just want you with my family. Right? And that's when he told me he was like, bro, look, I'm going to be real with you. He was like, trap. I love you to death. But you got to go, you got to go run with the horses. This is his words to me. He said, you got to go run with them horses. Them young entrepreneurs, that's fresh, and they're chasing. He said, because I'm going to slow you down. Because I don't want to chase like that. I don't want to go get, you know, with Charles Chasen. He said, I just want to be able to take care of my family.

37:22I want to go to Jacksonville. I want to go to Orlando. I want to go to Disney World four five times a year. And that's something like my kind of life. I want to go to Disney, and they're from Florida. I want to go to Disney World four five times a year with my family. I want to get these big old mansions and rena and go from house to house for the pandemic, bro. The pandemic, bro, he live in Jacksonville. He stayed in Orlando beat 90% of the pandemic, going from house to house to house to house. I was going to have fun with the house. I was going from house to house to house. Like not going back home, bro. Like taking stuff out of this house, going to this house. And then I was in chief. Not bad. And he was just like, bro, this is my life. This is what I want. I want you and my wife. I want you and my kids. I'm a grandfather, bro. I'm going to buy my real estate. I'm going to get my trucks, bro. And at the time, I was like, damn, like, I got it, but he saw me like, down playing myself. He was like, no, no, no, trap. You were you in that mold right now. Because everybody's like, hey, bro, we can do this. Because I'm a student in the game.

38:22Like, bro, we can trade this. He's like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. That ain't my goal. And I'm going to say that he was already a broad time man. That what I met him. He was like, no, no, no, no, no, that ain't my life. That ain't my life. He said, I'm going to slow you down on a chat. You saw a lot. He was the first one doing masterminds, bro. Like in the houses. Like before all that's got into it, I knew it because he was doing it. He was getting the big houses, 30 people in a mastermind in Orlando. He was way ahead of the game, bro. And if I could say anybody like, copy him, I can 100% like, I ain't going to say they copied him, but I'm going to say he's the first one I seen doing it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And so, like he was like, no, bro, you got to go chase, you got to go run with them foot. He said, you got to go run with them horses. Because I ain't on that type of time. And so, no, he was right. Because I had to go run with people. Yeah, yeah. Because that's what the inspiration came from. You know, I had to go run with them. Like he on some, he walking. He's on a fast walk. I'm trying to do the, he walking in the mall.

39:25Yeah, yeah, I'm running. I'm trying to run. And so, um, I get it now. Because now I'm in the phase where I was like, red light, I want to, I want to expose people and my family. Right? Because when you expose them to it, it's like, oh, so my cousin, like, dawg, like I ain't never been on my amy before. And not trying to shit on my cuss. It just happened to be. He just ain't, he just been in what he is. So, bringing him on my amy, we staying at top floor. He's just like, dawg. And I can see in this phase, like, damn. That's the same look on tour. Exactly. Same look when we got on the jet. We got on the jet. We got on the jet. My first joint, right? You know what I'm saying? Like, I remember that. And then I like, we had went to, we got on the yacht. That was your first time on the yacht, cuz? I know. We on a 92 footer. We not on a small yacht.

40:26We got a 92 footer. Triple deck. Got the jacuzzi on the yacht. Jeske's. Okay. You feel me? We on a big boy. Yeah. We seeing the people in nothing against nobody. We seeing the people in a small yacht, they 13 foot, they deep on the yacht. The man like, hey, how many yachts? I'm like three. He like three. I'm like three. Is that everybody else's cheek? No, he like, you got all this yacht for three people? You see 100%. Y'all have four bedrooms. Plus the master bedroom. The master bedroom stay locked unless you do an overnight trip. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was like, you know, this is crazy. We on a yacht, cuz he's like, damn. You feel me? If I'm chilling, I'm talking to them. And it was raining. It didn't clear up to later on, but we just like, we eat and I'm telling them like, what the vision is. Then I got at least one of y'all. She texted me to the day, bro. My baby texted me to the day and said something. So like, I love her so much.

41:28And I always say how much I love her, though. Like, I tell her next to my daughter, it's like her. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Real talk. Like if I ever had to like put my life on the line, it'd be for them too. You feel me? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And she told me something that did it really touch me. She said, man, I don't know if I thank you enough. She like, brother, you changed my whole life. She said, just think and want, she told me something. Now, this is how I go. Like, we don't be realizing what we be doing. She said, in one month, I went from standing to sweet and same time was to having a sweet on the other side of my neighborhood. People don't go to being on a yacht in a 30-day time, friend. She said, I'm looking at my life. Like, what the hell is going on here? She said, bro, I love you so much. And I never, she said, never want you to thank my China. You and you, I said, bro, you don't even ask me for nothing. Right. But you know what that be from? That be from like, not being exposed to it.

42:36And so you never want to feel like, am I using my cousin? Yeah. She said something to me. She said, nobody knows what you go through or running this company. And I just want you to know I appreciate you. I love you. And we hit to the wills follow. Let's go. And say, bro, that just been so much to me. It felt like the blood is back in jail. Bro, it felt just like it. Let's go. You feel them saying? And what happens now is she gets to look at her life and be like, okay, and in my mind, what I think I'm setting for her, even though she's a grown-ass woman, in my mind, I am setting for her like, I'm not selling it for no need. You feel them saying? I'm about to put some of my cousins out there a little bit, not too much. But I always tell my cousin, bro, like you are, you're a handsome dude, bro, like never settle in life, though.

43:36Just never settle in life. And I think that everybody needs to learn that. Like, whatever you want on a life, bro, it's here. Whatever you want on a life, bro, like, it's here. We never have to settle. Now, we want, man, to take a little longer than what we expect. And we may have to go through seasons of loneliness. We may have to go through seasons of loneliness, not so that we can be, why should I say, that we can become the person that's suitable for the thing that we want. Because they can be a version of us that's not prepared for like, well, God, God and store for us. Thank you, Premature. Premature, yeah. Right, you, you, you, you, you not develop enough for.

44:39And when we start settling in life, it's because we are settling for what's in front of us, instead of preparing for what God is on for us. You feeling me? Yeah. Bro, so just seeing my cousins, brother's weekend. I knew he leveled up when I saw my dog. He sprayed the cologne in the car. Court that joint and put it all. I said, oh, I'm gonna tell you something. They ain't him leveled up. That's him being who he won't be in the heart right there. That's him being slow motion. I'm talking about, look, that boy hit us with the. I said, I know the DMs going crazy. Pinky, ring, poppy. Hanky, ring. Hoppy. Pinky, ring, poppy. Oh, and he's working out too. He back on. Hey, man, he back on. He back on. All right, man, we got a good suit. Before that, you got to make sure you got to watch it. He's starting to blossom.

45:40How are you good? He's blossoming. He good right now. I think he, I think he, he's settling. He getting into his thing, bro. Yeah, he, he know you got to work out. Yeah. I'm proud. I just proud of him, man. I'm proud of my. I'm proud of what we built in here, bro. Yeah, yeah. And I'm proud of all the people for watching us and rocking with us. So that's how that people right quick before we get to the show. All right, man, shout shes, and max. I see you brother. Carolina blue. I see you. The vote architect, Belina was having love. IMTC was good. Frank Johnson was good. Miss lovely, Miss lovely. Row was good. Money rail was good. My hip, my spot healing was good. Carolina blue was good. Tap a thug was good. Roxanne M15 was good. Tori was good. Brother intentional was good. Wall Street Mac was good. Chopper fellas was good. Shelley Booker was good. First Jamilina was good.

46:42Katie Mississippi travel was good. Germaine Chase was good. Ernso two three was good. Wall Street Mac was good. No, the kid was good. Stage two trailer was good. Leon Barnes was good. Charity was good. Was good. Was good. Marky B. Rock was good. KB Mississippi travel was good. Stage two trailer was good. It's the concept was good. Traitor's armor. We good. Rhonda truck was good. The Bronx in the building. I see your family. Deion was good. Ashley no love. I see you queen. No, the kid was good. Dave Young was good. Brother. Doug Perry was good. The dope was good. Chuck E from the trap was good. Let's get three thousand people in the chat. Y'all don't get three thousand people in the chat. Shut it up. It's going to be a good episode tonight. Paul Bricks was good. I AML journey was good.

47:43Ralph Ralph for eight was good. Swing trailer two six seven was good. Truly breath was good. King meat three or five for life was good. To my view cannon was good. I think we need another. I think we need another. Um, you know the billboard, bro. Oh, in New York. You know the billboard, bro. That was dope. You know that's the time I met at least. Wait, I know when we went to New York. Nate the great was good. I mean, hot enough from y'all. PNB key was good. Professor Pat was good. Freddie Cruz was good. BC TBG was good. Kwame Lawrence was good.

48:44The Jupiter agency was good, man. I see y'all, man. It's time for us to do another podcast, too, bro. What you mean? I'm going to start another show. I tell you, we need a female. We need a female. And we need another podcast, cause. You know, it's over, you know, trapping tools is this four, five years old. We got to upgrade it to like the we got to upgrade it. All right. Let's go. Virgo. Three four Virgo was good. Alex was good. Horace was good. Millie Hudson was good. K black was good. Kenneth E was good. Jalen Smith was good. Osiah was good, fam. Michael Perry was good.

49:47Kate Black was good. I'm gonna have that y'all. I'm gonna have some more y'all in the trap. You know, I think it'll be dope. The female comes from the woman, the lady. Just to case, some people don't like that term. Within the community. Got to be a dog. You know what I'm saying? Got to be a dog. Yeah. Like they then trained under your tutelage directly and directly. But that's the thing. I don't even want them to be no trailer like that. I want them to be cool at trading, but I want them to understand the market. It ain't really about being a trader. Why the cares of you, a trader? So we got this show for her. I want you to just be able to interpret the market. What's going on in your way? I need you to be fly. Because when you get a woman, I want her to come with style and you know what I'm saying? And I want her to be able to get her, we could get a desk and then she do a show. It's another live show. And it's only a 30 minute show. 30, 35 minute show. Start off like on a Wednesday.

50:49And then every the goal of you to do it at lunch time. You know what I'm saying? Lunch money. That's the end of the show. Lunch money with. And every day she come up. She look nice and she, yeah, she give them fashion. Somebody going jack this. I ain't about to say it. Don't do too much. I ain't about to say it. I ain't about to say it. Ash was good love. Salute track was good. Pascal was good. Yep. All right, man, let's get to it. Maybe got a dope show. About to say, well, you know what we talking about. Oh, man, we got a lot to talk about. We got a lot going on in the track right now, man. Uh, as we get into the month of September, we got some data about September that people need to see. We got a couple merge and acquisitions that happen to date. That's going to be big. The Iran war don't kind of like took it to another level.

51:51Um, yeah, man, we got a lot to talk about today. So make sure y'all shut it all y'all. Um, shout me out, trap. J does nine three nine one. I see Nate the great. I see my guy Nate, man. Rock with Nate man. A rock with Nate man. Hey, man, let's get it. We got to get dope show. Let's get out. Let's get our mantra going, bro. Let's get our mantra going. Let's get our mantra going. Let's get it, man. I am a certified Wall Street Trapper. I'm confident my ability to make great investments. The stock market is a machine that prints money and I'm more than capable of operating this machine. Now, don't know what I'm free myself with my family. We eat for a lifetime based on the information I apply to date. I'm a money maker and a world builder. Today, I break all the chains that anger me to that poverty mindset.

52:51My answer to little smile now because I've turned our last name into asset. My family's purchasing power will increase indefinitely. Today, I make the declaration that no longer will I bear slave the money. No longer will the generation behind me and hair red like no more longer will I submit the sell of my time for money. I am a first generation millionaire. I am the auger tech of my family's legacy. I am a certified Wall Street Trapper and Wall Street looks like us now. Let's go fam. Everybody thought I was whistling. I was like, no, that was track whistling. I'm going to a win this week, bro.

53:54So, yesterday, shout to my guy Justin Owens and Alexis Owens. I call it Alex. Yeah. Shout to them man. They had a beautiful wedding yesterday, man. Love seeing people get married. I think that marriage is a phenomenal thing. I think that I think that marriage is dope, man. Let me say this. I hope Jail don't mind me saying it. I remember when I first met Jail, he was in the network marketing space. And he was building. And maybe what I'm about to say is going to be dope from this perspective is I was telling I was telling this close friend of mine yesterday. I said, I love, so one of the things for me and CJ was talking to us today.

54:56And he said something to me. He said, man, I'm so glad I got married. He said I'm so glad I got married when I was broke. Something to the nature that I'm so glad I met my girl when I was broke. Something like that. Something to the nature that, because him and Ken has been together now 20 years, I think. Married, right? And I said, yeah, I get it. I understand that. And I was telling Jail, I was telling CJ like the reason why I know for a fact that one of the one of the primary causes, and just before he said it, because they said it evolves together. And I say, I know one of the primary reasons why he married her was because she was with him in this transition season. And so Jail was, you know, in the network marketing space and he had like a high rank. He's one of the people that was really getting to it. You know, I'm saying if you don't know him, like his page, he probably grew a million followers in eight months recently. Probably less than eight months. Like, sucka put up a post of 10,000 views on it and I was like, I don't know how to

55:58measure it. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? But it's the consistency, right? Every day he posted two times a day, I almost kind of understand how he posted, when they're like eight o'clock, post another one kind of like three o'clock, really good, quarreling. And right now on Instagram, those style videos are doing really, really good. I've even seen you adopted that, you know what I'm saying? So there's a few styles of videos that do really good. It's to sit in front of the camera talking and you have these quotes in like a, you say something real nice. It's real good camera quality or you could do with your phone. Those do really good. The quiet videos where you're not saying nothing and then like you can point to stuff. They do really good or the quiet videos that says something and the rest of the stuff is in the caption. They do really good. And the walking videos that I do do really good. My I was doing really, really good. I've been fighting for my page still, but they've been doing really, like I was averaging, I was showing Jose, like I was averaging a half a million views every time I dropped one of them.

57:00And my page was going really, I was, it was going really, really good to the people try to start hacking my page. So there are certain styles of videos that do really, really good on Instagram. That's because the algorithm just keeps changing, keep changing, keep changing. And so, Jose said something and I knew this was why he married her. And it's good. It's a good reason because one day she had a, so Alex plays on, she used to play on Powell. She was Tariq's girlfriend on Powell, the one in college. Such a sweet girl, man. I love her. I love her so much every time she'd be like, bro, because she had a speaking of games in New Orleans one time. And when she had a speaking of games in New Orleans, I was down there and I was like, hey, y'all rock with me. I got y'all. It's for my digger. And it was with me the whole my digger. She was like, hey, anytime I come to New Orleans moving forward, my brother trapped got to come because I just had him in a hood. I had him everywhere. We was in a jungle. It was like, what the hell is this? And she was like, you know, he was a lady. So he was like, bro, what the hell you got us in? But she was just like, we were

58:01trapped. We know she, you know, we're trapped. We good. You know, if we had a glass, but, and I think this is, I think all men, I think all men secretly deal with this when you get to a certain level of success. You always ask yourself this question. What she be with me if I was broke? This ain't saying nothing against nobody. But I think all men who attain a certain level of like financial growth, I think there's a small part of you where you may be like, damn, I want that shit being involved with broke. You know what I'm saying? Like, give me not dwell on it a lot because you lean on the, you know, you might do certain things along the way to see. But like, Jail went through a phase. I'm not going to say he went broke, but like he left his company.

59:03Him and his mentor had kind of went through something and he went off selling his Bentley. He went off selling it. And this is what he said in his vows yesterday. So I'm not saying that he ain't, he made up Instagram posts about it when he was doing it. He sold his Bentley at a Bentley GT. He had a G-Wagon. He sold a G-Wagon here like a townhouse. He had left his job. He bought a Honda Accord, bro. Sold his Rolexes, everything, right? Because, you know, he just went through this transition where you're like, all right, I got to figure it out, you know, things ain't without, you know, that's how life be sometimes. Like, you think something's going to go a one way, you'd be like, wait, it ain't good to wait. I thought it was going to go. And so now you've got to start like pivotent. You know what I'm saying? Then you start realizing like the material stuff don't matter. You just, we got to go back. So he went through that little episode, man. And I always, I said, I said, bro, like that. Get it. So people always say you a real hustle. If you can get it, lose it and get it back. People always say that. See that, lose it part. Bro, that is so humbling.

1:00:05That get it, lose it part. And to lose it and not his situation, but to lose your lady, with losing it. That could be a divorce. So he had got a divorce. He was going through, but I was going through as far as like fighting for my child. So we talked a lot. So like to get it and lose it can be such a flaw. Man, because we pride ourselves on financial stability. We pride ourselves as men on two things, protecting and providing. We might not, we might not be the most emotionally intelligent all the time. So people like, oh, I want a man that's emotionally intelligent. Like, I get it. We be figuring that part out. Right. We be figuring that part out. But the man who, like, bred us our way, like his soul purposes, like protect, provide. That would, that would be on. Yeah. Until we, we got to learn the other stuff. But protecting, provide. And so, I think they kind of like got together, like in the beginning, like, toward the end of his,

1:01:06but she was popping because the power stuff was really fired. So she met him at that part. So when he started transitioning, you know, you fighting that, you know what I'm saying? And he said something. His body just did that was so good. He said, man, this one I knew you was the one. He said, we went out. You hopped him on Honda, a car. This was after the G-Wagon. This was after the Bentley. He said, somebody laughed at me. You got in the car and told me something that, that gave me that, that like, I don't know what she said. She didn't say it, but it it probably something like, man, babe, like you still that nigga. Yep. It could be something like that. You know what I'm saying? Like you still that nigga? Yeah. Like them cars they make you the needy. Like you still him. You know what I'm saying? And for a man, bro, like, I'm telling you, like, something so little is that. Because I'm gonna say something that like we as men know say,

1:02:09our ego is fragile. Super. I always say women need to be protected and provided for physically. Yeah. Men need to be protected and provided for emotional. For real? Like we don't, but we don't think about that. That's why they be like that, that, that, that, that masculine energy that we always given out. And we're, we're, we are super emotional and we need to be protected in that space. Yeah. Otherwise, because I think we hold on to a lot. And I think she just, you know what I'm saying? Like I know like to have a woman that like, believing you. It's a super power dog. Yep. Glad I got mine. Good. To have a woman that believe you, dog, because as men, you feel like you just going through this thing, like just sort of have some out of me like you a champion. You know, the has some might be like, bro, you up, you up, like you him. Like that's how much power,

1:03:10like women have. But you know how many wars have been fought because a man might be going through something, he goes to his wife like, babe, what you think and she'd be like, go and he like, we go. You know what I'm saying? Like so he said that he was like, man, and I was just telling, I'm like, yeah, but I see it. I know why he married her. I know why he married her. It was, it was the emotional support when I was at my lowest point. Yeah. Man, Alex is a beautiful woman, bro. Right. Easy to get any. She's a beautiful woman, bro, but I'm going to tell you something and I want all women to know this. I want every woman to know this. This is real talk. I don't care how many followers a woman has. I don't care how her body is. I don't care how beautiful

1:04:12you think she is. I don't care how many likes she get on Instagram and all that. I can promise you this. You can literally have the man who is super successful and all of that stuff. If you understand how to support him emotionally. Yeah. I can promise you this because a lot of them, they leave it looks, they leave with a body, they leave with their, you know, but they don't have the slightest idea about emotional support. I promise you you don't got to be self. Oh, I don't look like her. Oh,

1:05:13I promise you. You know how you sweep them off his feet emotionally supporting them. Tell them how bad and not you can't do. Yeah. What's the idea? I got you back. Yeah. Because most men, I'm going to be real to you. Most men, not like when I ain't never met a successful man that asked a woman like, A.O. with you brain to the table. Right. Most men who on a game could care less. Yes. How much money you make. Just keeping it real. Yep. Like as long as you ain't on some like, just whacked out. I'm not doing that and stuff. Like most men who on a game women like they could care less. I've never, even when I was in the trap, I never asked the woman like, how much money you make? Like what can you do to support me? Or what? Yeah, they don't even. But you know what did I was something I

1:06:18would never forget. Like I was, I was to be dealing with this Spanish girl. This was like 2014, bro. No, with 20 2010. I never forget her name. Her name was Stephanie Medina. She was from Honduras, bro. That boy dropping name. So she's married now, bro. Like I ain't tripping. I remember when my door got kicked in. Another, another, another female, her name was Ming's Lewis, bro. Like I remember when my door got kicked in, bro. And Steph came to me when my door got kicked in. And she said to me, we got to cut grass or we got to wash cars. We got to do. Because I was, I remember I was just like, damn, like, I had just bond out of jail. My door when I got back to my house, the door was still wide open. My girl, Gisele, we call her G, G from Honduras too. G was my dog's old lady. She

1:07:19went to my house when I went to my house. She was cleaning the house for me. And it's Stephanie Medina came and she said, bro, what we got to do? We got to wash cars. We got to, whatever we got to do, bro. Like let me know we got to do it. Errman. She was like, because we know about the high you moping around because you don't lost some money. You know what come with the game. Yeah, yeah. And she gave me $3,500 dollars. She was like, here put this on the lawyer. And so the unfolds my account. And I'm saying it's because that was, that was my first time ever witnessing a woman like standing line for me. And at that point, it changed my, my transition, it changed my perspective on, oh, women will support you. Did you hear what I'm saying? Like before then, the game had me, the streets had me looking at women a different way. That's why I used her. The streets had me looking at women a different way. So when she did that, I was like, oh, I'm at the streets lie to me. And so, and that's why I used

1:08:20her. Because the first woman, again, is 2010. That was the first time a woman, that was like, she like, he got $3,500 to go get a lawyer. When they unfreeze your account and stuff, you can go paying the rest here just to go retain him. I was like, damn, okay. And my girl, a jeep, which was with my dogs, girl at the time, they both my door, they was cleaning my house up. My door had done got kicked in. Everything all over. They cleaned my house up. I was like, so I just want to say that to women, like, men may not say this. Men may not say this. Because sometimes we don't know how to say certain stuff. Yep. I promise you, the prettiest girl, sometimes all she got on you is looks. And I'm taking that from nobody. But a man with a mess with a woman who can emotionally support him, he will pass up the woman

1:09:21that's beautiful on the outside to be with the woman who may feel like a king. Because that's the woman who may attack the world every day. And he know for a fact, he could come home and know he good. You can go hunt, be a killer. Just want to put that all down, bro. Just want to put that all down for any foot. And I guarantee you, if you that woman, you actually man, like, man, why are you, why are you loving me? And he first you gonna be like, man, why are you asking me something like that? Man, no, no, no, no, no, like, what do you think I do good? And if you do that good, he's gonna say that first. Man, you made me feel special. Because as men, we don't often, we don't often know what it is to feel be prioritized. That's the word around this whole building. We don't often know how it is to feel prioritized

1:10:22because we often prioritize everybody else. Now, it's not that women don't prioritize men. But we prioritize you because we, and our mind, we going hunt. We going to hunt, we going to get this money and that's what make us feel good. And so we feel like, why do you think a bunch of men be like, they feel unheard? You know men leading suicide, right? Black men leading suicide. No, because you feel like, man, bro, I'm just telling our women that, like, if you learn, you know, stop saying, he got to come to me here. I don't know what he'll in there, man. I'm gonna say everybody on the hill. He's still learning everybody. Yeah, at first of all, you still, you just learned that you, that we broken. Like, let's just start there. We just learn it. Hey, I'm, you know what? I might be the problem.

1:11:23I just might be the problem. Anyway, let's get a tire show, man. My bad. Let's get a tire show. No, that's good. That's good. That was good. Who's it? That's good. I feel like you're gonna give me enough hype tonight. No, I don't know what you got going on. I'm just, I need you to get this marathon out your system. No, that's good. It's good, bro. All right, let's get to our show, man. All right. I'm having a little issue up here. I do me a favor. Ben, we should have three charts that I sent Steve off. It should be four charts or something like that. I actually, maybe have that. It should say, it should say like, oh, shit. It should say like, M U, it should say like, S and D K, it should be four charts in a row. Yeah, I'm looking at it too. I don't see. No, no, this, let me show you. I said there's a Steve. I broke it down and sent it to Steve.

1:12:26I'm sending to you, Jose. Show you what it looked like. Why he leaves text to me, right? Please get out my phone, man. I'm sending to you. Here to look like Jose. And I sent that to Steve. So you should have it. But I could put it on my, I ain't no big deal. I put it on my screen in a way. I put it on my screen. Don't worry about it. Come on, I said if you saucin it up, we could throw it in. You didn't need no sauce. What, what am I looking for? What am I looking for? Yeah, trapper. What am I looking for? I see AV room. I'm looking for AV room. I see. He said, what charts? I took a check is DM.

1:13:27No, I don't say no, what charts, champ? Now watch out Texan. Watch out Texan. I'm going to say these. Now watch, he missed him. If he didn't get them, let me, he didn't get the other stuff. I said, you know, I know he didn't get it because they don't say seen. That mean he didn't get them. Champ. I mean, probably working on the YouTube trick. They ain't working on it. I told me YouTube for the more. No, he'd be trying to drop it during the show. Yeah, he need to stop. All right, so let's, let's go. Can you all see me? What the heck going on right now? All right, let's start it over. All right. So I want to show you all something. So let me show you all something I hesitated on. And I hesitated on it. And now I feel like, now I got a week. All right. So first of all, I want to show you all something that I feel like we

1:14:28all need to know. We all need to pay attention to, right? All right. So first of all, let's do, can you all see my screen? All right, yeah. I'm going to put it here. So I was telling my team something. No, I'm going to do it this way. I'm going to do it this way. So I was showing my team something right here. All right. So right here was last Thursday. So last Thursday, I told the squad. I said, I said, damn, y'all, I said XTS gave us an equal low. Now, understanding what an equal low is,

1:15:32an equal low is a liquidity, right? So the equal low was here once. And I watched it in real time. I said that. And that I said, damn, y'all, I missed that equal low. And I just didn't trust it. As soon as they hit it Thursday, bro, that's like a pop. Now, think about it. Went from 7.69 to 904, bro. And I put it in the, if you're in a Patreon, they remember when I said, I think my girl, every new trap. And I just, I had already put some other plays in. But that was essential. Now, let me show you another place where this is going to be critical. So you already know you have your previous all time high here. It's snatch that right today. Notice today, it bounced right on top of it and it bounced on top of the moving average deck, which is essential.

1:16:33You got your next all time high here. Right. Now, notice on this all time high, put that right right. You have actually resistance here. You know, your all time high came here. So did the exact same thing. It came up fell down. Notice it came up fell down. Now, inside of that, you also have what's called a supply supply shelf right here. Right. And what does that mean? It's another form of resistance, but it's not a key level. Right. So it's called a supply shelf. Put that right. That S U P P L Y S H E L F. Now, what I mean by supply shelf is it usually hits this line and go back down. So let's see if it do us a couple of times. So one hit the line fell down as one failure to failure three. Fail your four. Notice it came really close to it. So that was four times even five times. So what I'm looking at is if STX can get on top of 936, I would be willing to

1:17:41enter that play. Does that make sense? If STX is willing to get on top of 936 and give me a close above, I'd be willing to get in that 936 and then have a strike price of about 950 because I understand that at 930, at 964, there will be some resistance at what a key level. So I don't got a chase it is at 904 right now. And all we got to do is just sit back, relax and chill. Does everybody in the chat understand what I was saying just now? Does everybody in the chat understand that? Does everybody in the chat understand that? So that's the first thing. I did miss it on the equal lows. You know I put it in the picture and I was like, I say man, STX with the equal low, y'all. And my girl Ebony said, no, shot to my guy Paul because he held it down. So that's one.

1:18:42That's one. So now it ran up. Notice it did reclaim a previous all time high. Today open and I actually said today, I was like, damn, I was put the snatch STX on the, watch this. I was put the snatch STX right here. Why on the moving average stack? The 20 going above the 50, the 50 is flattened but it's turning back up. Both of them above the 200 and we got some volume today. I was supposed to snatch it. I say, damn, I missed STX on the moving average stack. So I missed it on the moving average stack. I'm not mad. My next price would be a 936. If you can reclaim 936 with a close or a strong close, I'd be willing to get in but I'll have a strike price of about 950 because I see resistance at a key level at 964. If it broke back down to 930, if it broke back down to what this is, 846, I'll be willing to get back in off the moving average

1:19:47stack but this back other than that, I leave it alone. I'm the RSI's at 57. Yep, I'm cool with that. Definitely cool with that. It's turning up because I'm okay with that. Once it started hitting 60, I really love it. But yeah, I'm good with that because that means it's not overvalued right now. It's a little above medium price. I'm good with that. Let's look at something else. I'll show you all. I made some small plays today. Let's get some of this off of the list. This was the play that I was looking at last week. I looked at a couple of these plays last week because I had put this chart in the Patreon. I had put this chart in the Patreon and I said, y'all, this tight.

1:20:50Right? I put this chart inside the Patreon. I'll show y'all now because it's late. And so, again, I'm like, dang, y'all, that's real tight right there. Crazy part is I put that chart in Thursday. Friday, we got the gap up. Right? In my Patreon line, but here's what made it interesting. And I knew it was coming because we got this. And I didn't see it till later. It's that pin bar right there, that doggie. Notice, buyers push, sellers push the down, buyers aided back up. And once I saw that closing like that, I was supposed to strike. Now, we did get in today. But Friday, we got all of this move right here. We got from, we got the gap, the clothes at 9.58. We got the open at 9.70, drove all the way up to 1000.

1:21:53Now, watch this. This would make me strike today. This would make me strike today. So what I saw was, I said, okay, we opened today, but we closed. Watch this. We were closing inside of Friday's open. So I said, okay, cool. So once it pushed down, we kind of got in probably around 1000 or something like that. A little 9 something we got in today. And right now, overnight is at not 1000 for the level that I'm looking for it to get above and whole would be right here. At right here, at that key level at 188. Now, there is a shelf inside of here sitting about right here. As you can see, how do we know the shelf is right there? Well, because we got three issues, where it hit and closed. One came back down. Two came back down. Today it hit came back down. So

1:22:59once it opened the air, it started coming back down. Once it closed past this, I was willing to enter it. And right now, we see is at 1000 and four. If anybody looking, I would say if it got back on top of this at 10 at 1000 for it with a close, I wouldn't be willing to get in that with a 160 strike price of 180 at the most. Why? Because you have a key all time high right here, which came out to 10 88. So you know, it's going to probably hit this and come back down. So I will put my strike price before that. You put your strike price before that stretch it out a little bit. Maybe give it three months strike price. Come you want to see it hit this come back break, retails go. That's kind of what you're looking for right there. Does that make sense to everybody? All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. And then there is one more. I put all of these inside of the Patreon. So they can see it. I put it Friday just in case anybody. Because

1:24:01what I be trying to do to my people is like, I'm going to give you a lick. And even if I don't make the play myself, I'll give you an idea so you can see the play. Because my goal is to get y'all to hunt without me. You know what I'm saying? So it was the same play. They all in the crazy part about it. They all set up like pretty similar. So that was the play right there. And same thing here. And again, my Patreon, no, I put this play in the Friday without the play, but the chart. So sometimes I'll give them the chart to look at. As we can see, same exact play. If you notice, almost the same exact, let me get this all the screen right quick. Almost the, did I get off the screen? Volume. There we go. Almost the same exact price action right here. Friday, you got that right here right on top of the trend line.

1:25:09Let me put my trend, move your trend line up a little bit. There you go. That go your price action right there. And then what do we get? Friday, we got boom. Once I put it in, I saw that Friday, we got this boom. Got a blow of the 20. Got a blow of the 50. You see your 20 curving up today. What did you get? You got the gap up. So what did they do? Now you're looking for it to maybe come inside the gap, take some of them orders and go back up to the top side. Does that make sense to everybody? I hope it does. And that's pretty much it, y'all. Does that make sense? Hope I helped y'all out with that. If you notice right here, you got the same thing. You got your shelf sitting right here. It fell right on top of the shelf. Just like everything else did. Like, will your shelf right there? How do you know? You got it here. And here one time, boom, two time, boom, same level three, boom. That's not a coincidence.

1:26:13Would it do hit one time, fell down? Would it do hit two time, fell down? Would it do the day, hit it again, fell down three times. It's not a coincidence what happened. And so, yeah, man, maybe memory gets some energy going toward getting toward this. Maybe we get some energy toward memory. All we love memory made a lot of money on it. So yeah, shout out to that patron. They're getting it. Yep, some people say, yeah, trappers rejecting that 62. Yep. Yep. So you want to see it close. If you want to get in drum, you want to see it close above 62. We have a play in with a 62 or 62 strike price. You want to see it close above 62. If it gets above 62, you know, you got some most cellar sitting right here. Right at 65. Right right at 65. And then you have a real key level sitting right here at 69.

1:27:19So you got a little time. So you get above 62. You won't go to 65 65. Your next level will be at 69. So if you can get a close above 62, I would be willing to put a 65 playing 65. You want to see if find some you find support right there at 62. Don't panic. Also, I would be willing to find support here in this. Let me just show you all something in this little cluster right here. I would be willing for it to stand on top of this. Right. So my key level, I would look for my 20 and my 50. Now if it break down past 56, you got to be willing to say, all right, I'm good. I'm letting it go. So hope that helped you all out. That helped you all out the chat. Let me know. You know what I'm saying? Come join the Patreon. You know what I'm saying? We dropping little charts in there for the squad all the time to hit to get a piece of. All right, man, let's go a little further. Let's go a little further. I'm going to show the people the money, man. So we really didn't do

1:28:21nothing today. I really am. I pulled four of you today. Real talk. I made two dollars. I ended the day I was up two dollars. Anyway, let's look at it, man. All right. So we put an ASMR play and that was pretty cool. We got the AVG-O leap and that was pretty cool. We got a CVX play that's really been running. Now it's playing up like up to 4,000. I didn't really run the way I wanted it to run, but it's being pretty good. The Dell play day really pretty good. It's been doing good. We put a little drum playing around by 11 o'clock. The goal play hasn't been doing good. We did an MU play today. The service now play software kind of pulled back a little bit today. Not really mad. Nothing that really down big. So that's why I really feel good about it. Some of the goal play, I think the goal play down about 35%. But nothing that really down big, honestly.

1:29:22Biotek Play N-C-R-A. We put that in last week. So that's not bad. It was down to 1000. Now you gotta remember, my play is a bigger than that average person. So being down full, 4 to 10,000 dollars is minor to me. Especially with plays that's out pretty far. So let's go a little further. P-A-N-W-P. Not bad. Palantir Play good. My spy play. My travel play. My TGX play, which is another biotech play. And then we have the V-System play. So software did take a little small hit today on the pullback. But we got time on them. I feel good about them. Shout to my guy Paul in the Patreon. Shout to my guy E-Mart in the Patreon. They got some plays so far out of the 2027. And I'm just like, well, I rock with that. You know what I'm saying? They take the formula and use it. And then one day you're going to see them popping in Patreon. They're going to be up 200,000 dollars. You be like, damn, they've been holding this for three months. I'm okay. Shout to Paul, shout to E-Mart for how they play the game.

1:30:28But let's get it. Let's get it. Let's get it. Let's get it. Cut. Give me a high five. Huh? That give me a high five. Yeah, for sure. So, uh, every man coming to join the Patreon, man, we definitely want to shout to my girl, I am T.C. She's turning into a real killer. Shout my girl, I am T.C. She's really turned to a real killer. I see you T.C. I see you rocking out. I see you rocking out, T.C. I see you going hard in the paint. I see you,

1:31:29I actually playing a game both ways. And here's why I see that. The reason why I said is because I see you playing swing trades. And I see you doing some shorter term trades. I've been watching your precision. So, uh, say brother, what's the beef with you and the younger I remain? I thought y'all was pushing peace. Bro, I don't have no peace at all, bro. I don't got no beef with nobody. Cause if somebody got beef with me, bro, I have no idea. But I've been over here by myself. Cause somebody got beef with trap, bro. I promise it ain't me. Cause I've been over here minding my business, bro. I realize that there's bigger fish than fry. Yeah, bro. You know what I'm saying? So if somebody got beef with me, bro, let them know. I don't got no beef. I'm even at a point in my life, bro. I'm not even going to lie. I'm even at a point in my life, bro. But if somebody say something about me, I don't

1:32:31even got nothing to say. I'm at that point. You feel like that football is good eight, nine months. And I really don't let me make sure we clear. I really gotta keep it a hundred. Dan, when you want to come out and do your thing and your little, you know, one, two steps, that's on you. But I can't lie. Yeah, I know some of the time. And the reason why, because when I see it, I'll be like, oh, yeah, not here anymore. Yeah, yeah, I can't lie. And I had a, I had a strange probably around my body, bro. And I saw myself flat. So I was like, damn, I'm about to lose it all. But I realized, bro, I'm 40, I think I think once I made 44, I realized that, um, they ain't worth it. They ain't worth it. And I ain't saying I'm perfect. But I realized at 44 now,

1:33:36what does it do? What does it do? It's gone. So there's, if anybody what happens is your people, we got, we, we are designed now to be stewards of people. And I think I'd be, I used to be trying. But then sometimes I'd be fighting with a version of me that'd be like, well, you playing me. And I think I had to realize like, first thing was this, is any of it worth me losing everything and jeopardizing my daughter's future? Right? There's a, there's a, there's a sense of, there's a sense of,

1:34:37there's a sense of, still what I'm looking for here, man, responsibility. There's a sense of responsibility when you got to think about it, bro, we 200 episodes and 208, 200 and 9 episodes in, just building this $5 million, got $3 million worth of equipment in it, got 13 people on payroll. Got 13 people on payroll and growing. This made my biggest hire. I never paid that much person amount of money. It made me, squeezed my pocketbook. And so there's probably like two more pieces that I got to plug in. And so I asked myself, like, bro, like if you're really trying to build a company,

1:35:39you're really trying to do this. Like, what does that work? I'm not a rapper, so I don't have to beef on wax. Still trying to figure out my relationship with God. I ain't perfect in that. And I still got my own shit that I'm fighting and healing from. So what does it do me? I got people in my community that look up to me. Like every time I say good morning, my dog Nate the great coming to group and say, how you feel coach? You good? And if I'm distracted by, and I'm not even talking about, you know, I really like, I wish him the best, bro. That's how good I am, bro. Anybody who I ever had, I'm about to say something right quick. Anybody who I ever had, any type of altercation with, or any type of verbal disagreement with, my fault. My fault.

1:36:43Anybody that I ever had, any like verbal dispute with, anybody that I ever, you know, my, I'll take the choice for it, bro. You got bigger fish than Friday, bro. You got way more shit that's more important. Just realistically, bro. We all got communities. We all got people that's going to rock with us one way or another. Like, we got some people that's going to rock with us if we write along. They were coming my comedy, but like, hey, bro, you get it. I'm like, yep, that's one of his day ones right now. And they got some of my people, hey, bro, you get it. That's one of my day ones right now. So what happens when we leave the right wind, be like, screw that shit. Let's get this money, bro. Let's build this company out, bro. We don't got no competition. And I ain't nobody competition. So that's how I feel, man. Like at the end of the day,

1:37:47we had to get this money out the market. We had to help people change their lives. We want to be a part of people's story. And they got another other shit going on in the world with people with us against us. I ain't got time for that. Again, I'm 44, bro. Like, I've been shot, I've been stabbed, I've been prison, not sending us a badge on honor. We come this far, not to let some internet shit dictate us. You know what I'm saying? So, yeah, I'm so, if it's that, I'll take the blame for it, bro. It's my fault I apologize for whatever it was. And if that make me look like a less of a man by saying it, bro, it is what it is. I'll take it. You know what I'm saying? Like, I know what I've been through. My rap, she say what I've been through. You know what I'm saying? So I'll take it, bro. And let me say this too, bro. I don't want nobody to be scared of me. I'm going to respect every man. I'm going to respect every woman. I don't want nobody to be scared of me,

1:38:48bro. I ain't no threat to nobody, bro. What is that? This is a fact. This is a fact, please, don't be. So, yeah, man. So for the brother who said that, yeah, man, I don't got no beef, bro. I'm trying to keep people with George. George, I said, you ain't nobody's scared. Hey, look, every time I take back, because I got the footage, I look back at that old drink, the old boy with the teeth with the gold to this mouth. Yeah, you, bro. He had that eye. Like I told you, I say, bro, if I see you in the gas station, you're like, yeah, I don't need no gas. Bro, George, George, George, that see me flash a few times. Hey, that boy right there, you can say that his eyes, that boy, hey, you know what? I think I could go home on this one person gas right now. You know, you know, you know, the problem with you, bro, like when I need you to big up, me, you don't big up me, but this is the thing that you want to, you want to bring up the gold teatrap, but I just hold, I just stand sun and it be. I didn't show everybody got about the line

1:39:52in a wild dog and you let that go, but you won't bring up the cat. I need them to know like this had a game for real. Like this is great submersive right here, because I sinked it. Man, bro, we're trying to build communities and we trying to impact people. And I don't think that those two things can exist, because I think it just strikes. And I also think it makes people choose and makes people even, and I'm gonna say this and move on. I think even in that moment, again, it's not even about bro, it's not about bro. It's about even in that moment. See how that bro, see how bro came over here and said, hey, bro, like what's up with you and him? He can't even take the knowledge in because he want to address that. Not saying that he wrong, I'm just saying like he can't even come to the show and get the knowledge because the first thing on his mind is, hey, bro, what's up with that? And that shows that there's a distraction.

1:40:58Right? So even if somebody kind of might show and be like, hey, trap, you phone, he, dog, you know, you copying this, you doing that. That shows that you can't even come to the show and get that information because you're distracted about that. It's the same thing like when we, you know, it's the same thing like when we think about, let's say you have, and I'm not comparing myself at all, but let's say you had people that like Malcolm X, you had people that like Martin Luther King, but then you had people that was saying Malcolm X, that's Martin Luther King, so you couldn't even get the message that they was given because you was worried about the dispute. And the people who were supposed to benefit from it the most is the ones that you're feeling with me. And so we know right now that we at war, I'm not even talking about American Iran, I'm talking about us as people working individual people. We at war with AI, we at war with our income. So why be the distraction when we supposed to be giving people the tools? If you could do certain shit better than me as a trader, look, take this out.

1:42:00Salute. If I could do some shit better than you as a trader, guess what? Salute. Don't knock you, don't mean you can't start making people get money. So I don't ever want to be on under that, bro. So again, I'm gonna say this again, and I'm gonna move on. Anybody in this financial literacy game who I ever had words with, who I ever like had an indirect hostility toward, and we felt the toward each other, I'll take the blame, bro. I should have been a bigger man, you know what I mean? So I pray y'all much success. I pray y'all, if I do anything that inspires you, no one thing, it's not coming on my whole that you cop in from me. I don't even feel like that. I feel like we all should be inspired by one another because we are at a pivotal time in the world, where we are actually, whether we realize it or not, we almost like the new freedom fighters in a way. Not saying that in the bad way, just saying like we are showing people like, bro, you don't,

1:43:02you don't got it. And this everybody, not just us, it's even the people that we don't know. It's even the people that we don't see. We are the people that's not showing people, you know what? There is another way for me to get money. There is another way for me to change my life. There is another way for me to, you know, do certain things. And for that, bro, I'm forever grateful. That's for, that's finished our show. Let's go. Let's go. All right, let's look at the freedom index, man. Let's get it, man. All right, so today, bro, I was up, I think the end of the day kind of closed a little bit different because I was up 31% at the end of the all-move, bro. And look at Costco, bro, it don't end negative on me. I do not like that. EME is doing good, Fixers doing good, ITA. Remember, this play was up $500, $9,000, $2,000. MU is going good in video, holding me down. PWR is becoming a shakeback. STX holding me down. TPL. I wish you could go positive about it in the year. And look who negative in my thing. Costco and Walmart. Costco and Walmart. You're

1:44:05also supposed to really be doing good right here, bro, but you're not. And I don't like it. Let's move a little forward. Somebody say, I ain't trolling big brother. That dude went on 30 minute ran-up on none. I'm in Donovan, you're saying 20- No, no, bro, fam, it's all love, man. I AJ 478, man, I love you, fam. It's all love, bro. Is there a pre-record? No, indeed, no, there's not a pre-record, fam. I would never do you that. I would never do you that. I just get to it, man. So, man, listen, man, if you want to be right in the long term, you gotta often be look wrong in the short term. Yeah, you gotta be wrong in the short term sometimes. So, it's okay to look wrong in the short term, short term, volatility don't mean nothing. That's why I was swings and I was leaps by our acceleration to well, let's go a little further. All right, so when the S&P is up 10% by in August, it usually

1:45:10keeps rising. So I just want to show you all we showed this last week with some people missed last week so we won't get it to y'all again today. Is 11 cases 10 out of 11, we gotta see what this month looks like. The average return is 5% over the next four months with that September, October, November, December. You can get about 5%. Now, let me see something right quick. So, we could get on average 5%. Let me see something right quick. If the S&P is up, now remember, we gonna have midterms in a couple weeks. So, that's in November. Let me just say something right quick. Yeah, I bought. So, let's see, you did date the S&P is up 11%. So, we can get another 5.6% that I put us right at 11, 12, 30, 40, 50, 16. We have about 17% you did date. I'm not mad at a 17% you. Right, 17% you is pretty darn good. Now, normally,

1:46:16now look at that. In August, in 2026, we had a 3% return on the S&P. We got 3% in August. Not bad. If we can finish the year, we can get another, now, think about this. If I'm looking at this right, yep. So, we can probably get about another 16, 17%. That would be a pretty good August. Not a problem is, it's not going to go straight up. It's not going to go straight up. And so, because if it's not going to go straight up, that means you're going to have to do what? You're going to have to endure some volatility. Now, I do think that we'll get some volatility as we won this rate hike that may be happening this month. We got to see what that's going to look like. That we got to see what that's going to look like. And two, that we may have a pullback in October, November.

1:47:21Also, remember, you got to go out and winch in this month. So, all those things can be something as well. Let's go a little further. All right. Now, this was something that I wanted you to see. Why is this? Why is this? Why is this? This is why I said, day was a cool day. And I said, it's in a page on a day. I'll take the pullback by on Nvidia. I mean, I'll take the pullback by on EMU today. So, watch this. SPX, the day after Labor Day, has been red 10 years in a row. So, I've been giving you all some data, y'all. We needed this, Janelle. Come on, Janelle. Come here with that, man.

1:48:25Like last week, we did it. Like, bro, we need it as a last week's track. Janelle, I thought you was traveling today. I thought you put in a page on that you were traveling. I thought you put in a page on you were traveling. You come out. I know what time we needed this last week. Janelle, I don't know, Janelle. I brought a first of all, Pascal. I'm not 5'5. I don't know what Pascal will be. I'm not 5'5. I'm 5'10. Cut. Janelle, stop playing. But to get flamed. So, yeah, man. So, now, say we needed this last week. Janelle, I'm on, man. Oh, man. Boy, it on, man. Let's go a little fast. Let's go a little further, man. All right. So, 2026 versus history. The S&P 500, 9% drop was relatively mid. Now, let's think about this. The S&P interior decline versus calendar year returns. Now, what I want us to see is that

1:49:31we had a 9% drop earlier this year. Look at the last one where it says you're the date. We had a 9% drop yet a date. And as of right now, we at right at 12% yet a date. That 9% drop happens once a year. And we okay with that. We've actually got it twice. So, I'm not mad at that. So, remember, that's why we led off with the first slides which said, in order to, when you think in long term, in order to be right in the long term, you often have to look wrong in the short term. Now, let me show you something that's real interesting. Before you go to that, let me say something. And I'm just gonna put this out there because we never know what's going to happen. Watch this. I want to show you all something. So, right now, the million dollar play that I had

1:50:34made, if I was still in my million dollar play, which would have went down 60%. I would right now probably be down 10% or positive. I got out at 848. I was down 32%. I got out at 848. It was down 32%. Right now, it's at 90499. I would even be even or be, yeah. But you gotta understand how painful that was. And it didn't just fall. It fell hard. I got in at about 900, 900, too. So, I'd be down small because I did have some theta, but I had out to the end of the year. If you gotta remember, I had a million dollars in it.

1:51:53So, think about what it looked like to be down $300,000 in two weeks. And in order to stay in that play, I would have had at least be willing to endure it being down 60%. Mind you, I got in that night. It went all the way down to 698. Would you say, c'mon. I'm getting my money. Because I say, what would you do the next time you go up 300,000 a day, I'm gonna take all, I'm gonna take at least 50% off the table. So, yeah. Somebody say, am I hopping back in? I'm not right here, but I say, well, I'm gonna hop back in there. Yep. I am. Because I don't let, I don't have trade drama. I don't be having trade drama. I'll be just like, rest part of the game. Let me get it all back. So, somebody say, what's the thoughts on getting back in? I already showed you all the price.

1:52:55I'm gonna get back in there. Yo, I'm panning to the trap on the chart. Hell yeah, Nate, that would have been a whole, the other been a whole one, man. But sure, I got a lot out of that stress. Yeah. Well, it had been back. It had been in a better situation now. Because I'd have been down like 10%. Let's go a little further. All right. I want you to understand something. There's three types of crashes. Market drawdowns are a feature. Not a bug. We've even made names for the severity of the market drop. A market pullback in the way between five and 10%. The drop in the market from all time, how that happens two to five times a year on average. A correction is you can say between 10 and 19%. Drop that happens all the time at least one to two times a year. And then there's a barrier market

1:53:59at 20% or more, which happens for the six years on average. And I think about it, we've been in this bull market here since 2023, 24, 2022. So we've been in this one, 23, 24, 25, 26. We have four years in on this bull market, which means there's a barrier market waiting to happen. See, but bear market happens every four to six years. We are in year four. We're like 3.8, something like that. All right. So always keep that in mind. But here's what I will say about that. These are the best time to do leave options. These are the best time to do leave options. All right, let's go a little further. All right. Now, hedging the S&P 500 is now the cheapest. So to hedge

1:55:06the S&P 500 is now cheaper than it's ever been cheaper than it's ever been. So it's never been this cheap to hedge the S&P 500 since 2024. Let's go a little further than that. All right. Now, Goldman Sachs always put out a conviction list. Y'all know we always put this out. Professor Passe, you lose an all kind of sleep when you down them kind of numbers. 100% expensive the first initial drop. You're like, oh, that was heavy. What was that was heavy? So here we go. Goldman Sachs initial drop. All right. Estee Lauda. Goldman Sachs said they said 10% of South O'Reilly. They say 27% of South. Let's see some of the names

1:56:10that we like. Now, I like this name. VTRX. I think everybody should look at that. VTRX is a pharmaceutical stock. I think I was about to trade that in a long ago. I think everybody should look at that stock. APD, air products. I put y'all on that a couple years ago. Pay attention to that stock. Let me see what else I like. Delta Airlines. I'm not mad at that because they doing something different. A-MAT, which is definitely back on my list. We like A-MAT, AMAT, also CLS on my list. They say they have a 69% upside. Look at this. Applied materials. A-MAT has a 46% upside. NXT, NX Power. They say they have a 72% upside. Microsoft has a 27% upside. I truly think that I like this. I like this. I like this. They took interactive brokers off the list.

1:57:16So I like this. I gotta say I mean, we used to trade. Come on, that go gutter, man. My dog got in a building, man. We definitely made us a nice bag on VTRX. And I got a little further, man. I don't hear none. Hi, Grievning. So my question is this. It's related to the Greeks in options. I understand that buying long-colloptions, the theta is negative. And so it's best by theta. 0.05 to maximum.10. Does that apply to buying puts as well? Do we still shoot for lower theta value for buying puts? And also,

1:58:20how do we go about calculating theta value? Because the advice is that we're not supposed to invest more than 1 to 2% of our options value into theta. And so how do we calculate? How do we know? We're investing more than a certain percentage of our options value per day. Thank you. So I don't believe in the theory of investing 1 to 2% of your portfolio. Because we know how they trade. So I want to just, I just want to put that out there first. I don't believe that we should be investing 1 to 2% of our portfolio because we know how they trade us. We swing trade, we lead trade.

1:59:22So we play a little bit different. So for mine, it's a little bit different. For me is, I don't think you should invest more than 25% of your portfolio and one trade. That's just me. None of your trades should be 50% or more. But they got people that believe you got $100,000 in your account. You should invest more than $1,000 or $10,000. I believe a little bit different. You got $100,000 to have fit. You could throw a quarter of that joke at me. I believe a little different. But so let me say this is because I play by different rules. Nothing against those rules. Nothing against those rules. But I'm not a day trader. And so because I'm not a day trader, I don't abide by day trader rules. Now, I think you should 100% pay attention to your data and that simply means for arguing idea. So let's say your options contract is $12. And then your

2:00:28data is 0.08. So what she would do is $12 minus 0.08 equals $11.92. Which means your data is probably going to be about $8 per contract because you have 100 contracts. You have 100 shares per contract. So you have an $8 data per contract, which tells you that's what's going to go against you as the options start moving against you or moving for you. Does that make sense? So essentially you'll be paying somewhere about $8 a day in DK. Does that make sense? Does that make sense?

2:01:30So that's kind of that's kind of what you put somebody that said, no, it don't make sense. Just rewind this part again and listen to it again. I repeat it one more time. So let's say your options contract is $12. This is not going to make sense to you if you're not a trader. This is not going to make sense to you if you're not a trader. All right, so let's see your options. Options price is $12. And then you have theta at 0.08. Remember, there's 100 shares inside of a contract. So there's 100 shares inside of a contract. Then you are necessarily paying about $8 per theta a day in that contract for every contract. So if you got 10 contracts, how much are you paying in theta a day? Let me see it in the chat.

2:02:30Let me see it in the chat. If you got 10 contracts, right? You paying $8 a day in theta per contract. How much are you paying if you had 10 contracts with a data of $0.80? There we go. This is why this is why they say when you lose money, when you down 50, 60, 70%, you need a bigger upside to get your money back because theta is working against you. So you want to shoot through delta in there. Now you have the price that you'll stock move plus the time that is going against you. So now you need a bigger return because you got to offset those things. These are the instruments that happen when this is why you want to get it. This is why and this is why execution matters because you want to get in that joking. You want that joke with the billion year side early as possible so you can be in front of the theta and the

2:03:35delta can start working for you positively. I hope that made sense to everybody. Let's drop a bomb on that. Let's drop a bomb on that. And then once you start getting into gambling and all kind of other stuff, but I'm not a day trader. So because I'm not a day trader, nothing against that, but those methods don't really matter to me about 1% of my accountant all that. Because I'm never in my life trade a 1% of my account. Not saying that don't work, that's a form of risk management. But I played a game different. And again, you know what they say? You look crazy until it worked. When it worked, they say you're lucky. When you're wrong, they say you don't know what the hell you're doing. So either way, go do it work for you. You feel me? This is why you do it work for you. If you do it, if you kill it, you're lucky.

2:04:39When you lose it, you don't know what the hell you're doing. Either way, go. They go say something about it. So do it work for you. And at the end of the day, are you coming with that account, what that account look like? You know what I was saying? So let's go a little further, man. So if I try for the week, man, this might be good. I have Fedrick McKinley Jones. Fedrick, what's up, King? With the slick hell. Okay, OG. Let's get it, man. Fedrick McKinley Jones is an American inventor and self-taught engineer. Nice, different when you are self-taught engineer, bro. Like I, I, I told myself how to treat it. I get it. You might have told yourself how to cut grass. I get it. But a self-taught engineer? Yeah. That's a different kind of game. Yeah. That's like saying, that's like saying, I'm a self-taught brain surgeon. I'm gonna say, Dr. I got my dog. I got it myself. That's different. All right,

2:05:45Frederick McKinley Jones, an American inventor, self-taught engineer who's planning to work, right? And mobile refrigeration, transform the transportation of perishable goods. Best known for developing this first practical refrigerating trucking system. And then, I'm going to say, I'm going to turn this first practical refrigerating trucking system. He earned more than 60 patents and he came one of the most influential inventors in modern logistics and food distribution. Now, tell me, we knew that. I ain't know that. You tell my black man came up. It's responsible for why we got refrigeration and trucks. That's crazy. Come on, Jose. They never taught us this. That's crazy. Yeah, he definitely was a nodding. I don't know who he is. Yeah, he wanted my books. Best known for developing the first practical refrigerated truck system. He earned more than 60 patents

2:06:47and he came one of the most influential inventors in modern logistics and food distribution. So, you tell me what I was this man? We don't have refrigerated trucks. Yeah, can't travel with it. Do you think this sound like something you were asked, right? Talk to me. To a point that we can invent outside of like the technological space, invent something. What space? What space? I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. That they almost beat me down. That's your almost. Because I knew that thing was about to take me out of here. One more time. I was like, we could be in this space. What was space? What space? No, in this space. In this 2026 space of us being like crazy inventors like that.

2:07:52It was like, yeah, that was. That's up still trying to. My dog trying to get through it. Did I? What's that? What's that? Nope. What's that? I'm going to say it again. You know, hit a wild part. People try to double back on it and they mess up again. No. You got me. My dog said it didn't even like. No, the text space. No, no, no. It's technical. See? What's that? Later. The text space. We're going to abbreviate that trick. Oh, man. Yeah. The heat. No, it's awesome. Yeah. How did he enjoy sitting down? It's the running tights you got on right now. Oh, man. No, it's a technical. Oh, man.

2:08:53I just want to know if we still go be if we could invent like there was a vittin back then. Like are we in that space? Of course, peeing. Going in that. In the text space. What? People create like technology is never in them, bro. Yeah. It just seemed like and I think it's because of the show too. It's like we're back there. It was just like. Yeah, we got to really do it in a different part of the world when things didn't exist. Yeah. So but now as you as you evolve, guess what you have more problems. Should he more stuff to solve more things? So yeah, that ain't going to well. All right, let's go live for it. This is Jose had a misfire. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I was supposed to say flush Jose's tongue. That man had a misfire for real. Oh man.

2:09:53Boy, that was tough. All right, I'm getting up further. Let's go live further, man. The reason your food doesn't rot and your medicine stays cold is in a miracle of white industry. It's the genius of a black orphan with a sixth grade education who outthought the entire world for six dollars. This is the unfiltered truth about Frederick McKinley Jones. Born in 1893 and orphaned by age nine, Jones was a man the system wanted to be invisible. He dropped out of school in the sixth grade. But while the world saw labor, Jones saw a puzzle. He taught himself physics. No, he taught himself mechanics. He taught himself electrical engineering while working in a garage. The turning point came in 1938. His boss made a six dollar bet that Jones couldn't find a way to stop meat from rotting on long truck halls. At the time, they were using ice, which melted and ruined everything. Jones didn't just win the bet. He changed the biology of the human race.

2:10:54He went to the library, studied refrigeration science for 30 days, and built the world's first successful mobile refrigeration unit. That invention became thermoking. Before him, you ate what was in your backyard. After him, you could have fresh fruit in the winter. He literally created the modern supermarket and the global food chain. But it wasn't just about groceries. During World War II, his portable cooling units were shipped to the front lines. They were used to preserve life-saving blood plasma and medicine. Thousands of allied soldiers are alive today because a black man with a sixth grade education knew how to keep things cool. The unfiltered reality, Jones held over 60 patents from portable X-ray machines to cinema sound equipment. Yet he was a man who was often barred from racing the vericars he engineered because of his skin color. He was the king of cool in a country that was still trying to keep him in the heat of Jim Crow. He was the first African-American to receive the national metal of technology. But most people can't name him.

2:11:55We know the name of the man who made the light bulb, but we don't know the man who kept us from starving. I want to hear from you in the comments. Is the reason we don't know Frederick McKinley Jones's name because his genius proves that formal education isn't the only way to build a world? Or is it because the system is terrified to admit how much of the modern world was built by an orphan they tried to ignore? Comment Frederick Cool to honor the king. Come on Frederick Cool. How you feel about that, Jose? I'm first off that AI doing heavy-counter actions. It's crazy. It's just keep you involved. It's like a comic Frederick. It's just keep you involved. It keeps you involved. Now it's telling me to comment Frederick Cool. But I love what we do as far as the show for Ruffaro because again, whether high school, middle school, whatever we did not learn none of these folks. Yeah, bro. That's why that became a serious part for us, bro.

2:12:57I just like holding that on so that people get like see that, bro. That's powerful. You know what I'm saying? It's powerful. All right, let's go that further. What's going on, Trey? So I got a couple of questions. So if a company gaps up our friendships, I have to have earnings and it got up hard that next day. And it went past two of my key levels. So if I've gotten that with that, it's been a good play or should I have a way for it to pull back. And my next question is how many days, how many grain days, until you say, you know what, I'm just waiting for this to pull back, then I get in it. Appreciate you. Okay. Okay. Man, great question, can't great question. So what I would say about first thing is about the earnings gap up and it got the past two of your key levels. You can't chase it because it got up overnight.

2:14:00So the next thing you needed to do now is come back and reach, come back and you've got to be patient here. This way your discipline comes in that. The discipline comes in now is in my patient enough for it to come back down to watch this test one of those key levels as support. Now you got to make sure it's a key level, a structural key level. Does it come back and test one of those key levels as support or did it go into what's called blue sky, a territory where there's no key level for it to hit. And then it comes back down and creates a new support. Right. So you got to wait for those two things to happen. So because it can just be continuation and you got to watch it or right or where is the move, there's so many things inside of that. Where is the move an average stack? Like could it use that as a dynamic support? Is there some, you know what I'm saying? So it depends on, I didn't get the stock name you say,

2:15:00but it depends on where is it coming from? Is it creating new all time high? Is it coming from like a cell off where it's not reclaiming some old structure on the left side? So some of those, all of those things happen. The next thing is how many green days in a row? I don't think it's necessary about green days in a row. I think it's most of about volume, right? Because you can have a green day that's powerful and then have two green days that got small doji candles. You know what I'm saying? So it can be a green day where you got three green candles that look really good. That's called three small, three crows, three small soldiers, three green soldiers. So you can have that in a way, right? So it just, and it depends on what time frame you're looking at. So if you say how many days, I'm guessing you're looking at it on a daily time frame. It just depends. It's not a cookie cutter answer. It's what it's price action saying. Like do I have a engulfing green candle and then have it engulfing green candles? Do I have some smaller green candles?

2:16:00Because that can be consolidation. That's cool. Do I have three huge green candles? Now I got to let that thing weaken a little because it's done. Took off without me. I don't want to chase it. But I'll keep my eye on it to see where is the key love is going to come back down to. Hit. So you know, one of the things that's trade is especially with that we trade that we got to really be good at is letting that pull back come. Like letting that pull back come into a key level or entering on a key level break. That's going to be so good. Like so one of the things I will start doing now is I usually wait to 11 which I'm not mad at. But if I start seeing that momentum going into that first third of the 45 minutes, I might start striking it. You know what I'm saying? So because that may be some of that may be the most momentum you got to get. So it's a few things that you kind of kind of kind of got to look at. So it's not a one. It's not a like it's not like a cookie cutter. That's the thing about trading like trading is not cookie cutter. Right. There's always context that you got to

2:17:01there's always context that you have to go into with that also as it out on a where's it at on the RSI. So you know how much volume is in it? What's the ATR on it? So there's a couple of things that are going to be sent to you for you on that on that brother. Real talk. Because I remember, sure we don't got in place before that I had, you know, two days run up that pullback. Are we getting we get the next two, three days run up we good. So it's just it's just it's just need a little bit more context to it. Because you want to and I'm going to say this too like that's where your trading plan comes in. So I want you to think about three things that you need. You need a trading method. A trading system in a trading plan. The trading method tells you the type of trade you are. Warren Buffett is in value investor. So that's his that's his that's his method.

2:18:04His system is what tells him what he looking for. And how he go about getting he looking for this kind of like value investor describes what it is. The trading plan system tells him how he go about doing it. The trading plan tells him what he needs to do it. Right. So a trading method is value investing. Trading system is what goes inside of the system that consists of describes the system in totality. And then the trading plan tells you how you go about doing it. What's your entry? What's your exit? So you need those three things. You need a trading method, a trading system, and then a trading plan. You need a trading method to describe which you are. A trading system that describes what goes inside of it. And then the trading plan will tell you when to enter, when to exit,

2:19:07and those things. Does that make sense? So every trade is should have that. You should have a trading method. You have a trading system and then a trading plan. That's the high-yarky to what you need. Hope I hope you're out with that brother. Let's go a little further. All right. AI, AI's cold war needs a warm explanation. U.S. Treasury sky bests and says, we can't pause on AI. China won't pause. Warning that nothing would matter if China pulled away an AI. This is exactly what I mean when I say AI has a PR problem. Because bigger, bigger this build out gets then the more important it becomes for hyperscales to explain what all that spending is actually enabling. Let's go a little further. And the reason why is because like, so here's the thing about competition.

2:20:10And that's why I say we just, in this, we as American people, we are in this cycle that we have nothing to do with. And they end this thing where it's, it's win at all costs. And win at all costs is so detrimental because it's hurting what we got going on. It's like they screwing up American people to try to be China when China is got a different type of government over them. They're what we got. So it's certain stuff that they do that they people can't argue with. China runs China with an iron fist. So it's a lot of stuff that they can do over that that we can't do. And this win at all costs is not safe for us. China don't let their children get on Instagram or social media at a certain age.

2:21:14We do. I went to China. I ain't see one thing that says organic food over them. You feel me like we on this beat China at all costs and we killing ourselves. You know what I'm saying? Like at what rate? Like you building these data centers but we putting them in systems where people can't get water. Does Flint mission to God water yet? I mean does Gary Indiana got water yet? This April says not everybody. Hey, like you have said you building these data centers and they destroyed the water in the community. You building these data centers is making PPL electricity go up about 600% does win at all costs me to destroy the people too?

2:22:30So that's kind of mine. All right, AI is new price. A 32 trillion dollar super highway. Oxford economics project AI infrastructure could become a 32 trillion of global data center spent through 2050 within a half of it in the US. That's 45 times the cost of US interstate highways systems which tells how much capital will flow through power compute and network. So think about this power. You think about AI? Think about that power compute and network. Power is the engine needs compute is the data that is tracking and networking is how the AI flows. Again, power compute network. Why did I tell you that? Because that's what the money and AI power which energy also cooling goes into that compute data networking all the things like A A O I that is necessary. The T E L all the things that's necessary for AI to travel.

2:23:32That's what the money added in the AI. Don't forget that. Right power compute. Network. All right, good effort man. All right, AI is new price target again. 32 trillion dollars. Look at the nine is nine is the 15 trillion. Asia specific. You know, Asia Pacific. I'm sorry. 8.2 trillion. Europe. 5.6 trillion. Middle East. 1.1 trillion. African. Africa. 255 billion. Let me say this. America is small. America is small. America is small. 15 trillion for a country that's already 40 trillion in debt.

2:24:40I just need you to understand like what you up against. Now I'll be honest with you. This is truly why if I'm being 100% honest why nobody here can afford not to invest. You remember that thing where Kanye said that thing where Kanye said George Bush don't like black people. Well, it ain't just George Bush. The more we get into technology, y'all, I'm telling you all it's going to be a game of the hat. I got a text at eight o'clock. I might say my Bentley is in reassembly. And once completed, Bentley is ready to go over Bentley's car. He's going to be a little bit more than he is.

2:25:40I'm going to say my Bentley is in reassembly. And once completed, Bentley is ready to go over Bentley. Bentley for calibrations. But my car been in the shop for two months. Oh, look at that. It was me. Four months. May June July August 5. Four months, bro. They said he takes four months. Four months. Four months. My Bentley is in the shop. Cut. That's crazy. They had to get parts from United Kingdom somewhere because the spot in Kentucky didn't have them. So they said it's going to recalibrate you right now? Yeah, so you know you got to be no, well, they sent it to me at four o'clock. I just got it. Okay. But what happened was the dude badly hit it. But it hit it enough to cause some damage on the front. So I had to, you know, you got to bring it to Bentley. You can't bring it to him anywhere. So they look at it like,

2:26:40cool. So the dude insurance is like, no, we not paying for that. He was in a Chevy Tahoe. I was like, bro, that insurance about to go up. So I, you know, I got full coverage on it. So they were like, all right, look, check it out. You just get it. We gonna fix it. We gonna go out to his company because he said he did it. He said it was his fault. Police reports say it was his fault. There's no way he can't pay for it. But I know what happened. A Tahoe hit a Bentley. They don't want pay for that. Right. The insurance like not a, no, we don't want, it was like, nah, we don't want, we don't want pay for that. I'm cool on that. Nah, fight me. Man, Bentley was like, I mean, my insurance was like, say less. He's gonna fight you for it. So anyway, hope to get out of shop for me. I went the whole summer without my joint, man. But they hit me up and told me the part and the parts place and Kentucky didn't have it.

2:27:41So they had to go all the way overseas to get it. That's crazy. Mind you, the note don't stop. Insurance don't stop. They ain't no pause. The note don't stop. Hey, Bentley, you know, I don't got my car. So pay me with your orbit. Hey, Brian, drove it in four months. So that's not like a personal problem. It's a personal problem. Anyway, that's going to be a little further, man. All right, so quantum leap. So Uncle Sam, Pfizer, Stake and the future. The US government is backing RGTI and QBTS with up to 200 million combined to scale the next generation of quantum systems. Commerce will also take minority stakes and both as Regetti works to scale, superconducting systems and D-wave targets up to 1,000, 100,000 QBTS.

2:28:42So I want you to think about it like this. So think about like regular computers operating and zeroes and ones. Y'all all right, bro? Something burning. Well, I was like, look, we was trying to do it before you smelt it because I was like, it's on a building. He tried to figure it out. I smell it. Now you smell it. Come on, man. Yeah, you smell it. What's the way? He'd better go get them. They just checking out some stuff. Just how can we do a live show? I thought he hit the AC. It accidentally hit the heat. You know how the heat be burning? He's like, nah, man, I smell that, cut. That ain't them, man. Oh, he got the... He got Joe's on the... He got... Somebody go with George, man. No, they don't do bar stuff. Oh, so far.

2:29:43Yeah, go with... So a lot of money, you know, bro. Joe found it. Somebody go walk with him. Oh, man. Yeah. Live show, let it look. God, don't say... This ain't pre-recorded. Yeah, it's ain't pre-recorded, man. Hey, once I thought... All I did is dollar signs. You know, these are kids saying, Oh, I see this by your words. Oh, I think it's dollar signs. What that is, that's what that aroma. We're cooking. Everything in here, in sure, too. Hey. Hey, let's go. Look, we were live on the show. We got documented. Yeah, sir.

2:30:45Hey, bro. We'll see. Listen, bro. I just thought thinking dollar signs. You gotta know what that is, bro. How are we going to find out? Where's the bird? We got to figure it out. Yeah. All that dollar sign, dollar sign. All right, let's go left. Erder. Yeah. So, again, quantum compute is going to be important because you got to think this is... So think about quantum compute with like this. If a regular computer thinks it's like ones and zeros, but in like singular form, well, quantum compute does it at the same time and mass. Right? So it's able to do stuff that a normal computer takes. That's the normal computer take four hours to do something, quantum computing, doing five minutes. So that helps with that helps with like science, that helps with like financial markets,

2:31:45that helps with engineering, quantum computing helps with disease, quantum computing, we help with AI. So, in Genstine Y came out and said that it's way faster than what we thought. I had a scale than what we thought. So, you got to think about like this. America putting in, what's the other one? I will include raised its guidance as well. Now, here's the thing about it. Both of these stocks is down 22 and 32 and 23 percent. Yet a date if I'm not mistaken. Let me double check because I'm in the body saying, I don't know what the heck I'm talking about. Yep. So now 29 percent and another one now and third.

2:32:47You got to think America putting 100 million in each one of these stocks right now is America getting this at a discount. Is America making sure they get these companies at a discount? And so, that's another idea in clinician that America wants to get ahead of China. Because you got action so, what was it? What that 300 million came from? They didn't number print that on the machine. That's all they did was print that on the machine, brother. Let's go a little further, man. Somebody asked, should we follow suit? I can't tell you, yes, I can't tell you, no. But I will say that America is not in the idea of losing money for investment sake. But you got to also ask yourself this question.

2:33:47Is there a time frame longer than yours? Remember, you don't be having a time frame with six stuff out when you buy it whole. Because you're going to be always down $10. Somebody get out and then 10 years from now, you like, man, I should have stayed in. So America has a longer time frame than holding you. So that's kind of what I think. That's kind of what I think. I'm sorry. So this is big today, big news today. Qualcomm and Amazon, building the next AI super chip supply chain. So Qualcomm and Amazon are teaming up on custom AI data centerships, starting with large scale interface for AWS. The partnership also reaches 1.6 trillion optical connectivity, giving Qualcomm a patacell boat the compute and the network and around AI lows, and pass a cell both the compute and the network and around AI lows. Who else better than make chips for the Amazon? And I remember saying this, like a while back,

2:34:48like people need to watch Amazon. We gotta watch Amazon. We gotta watch Amazon because like, they not know sleeper company. They not know sleeper company. You can't just sleep on Amazon. And I think that QCOM may be maybe one of the ones. So this is a great connection right here with them. And because they are designing chips, like remember, I will try to get them out of the thing. I think they finally got them. And all they did was connect themselves to Amazon. So this is gonna be a phenomenal connection right here that I think could have a actually positive effect. But the way Amazon be rocking, like they're so shaky, bro. Such a shaky company man. But they and them, like you have somebody say, the Amazon is always in a market, but they just be positioning themselves for everything, bro. And then you're gonna look up and you'd be like, man, it's just out performance. So just watch Amazon as they remember because

2:35:51the people who make the most nosy with they doing, it's the ones that you don't be paying attention to. That's really like doing something. So let's go a little further man. Gemini goes corporate, Google and Essentials. So Essentials are coming that I really used to love for a while back to build a thousand-by-armies. Now think about this, Google and Essential are building a thousand-by-engineer Gemini Enterprise Unit to bring a Genetic AI directly into consumer operations. Google is essentially paying Gemini with Essentials Enterprise, reach to get the technology embedded deeper into how companies actually operate. Think about that, Bernard. Right? So Google is essentially partnering with Gemini to build out an army. That's interesting. When it comes to a Genetic AI, who's going on, George?

2:36:56That ain't a good enough information, it's either. You gotta tell which way it's coming from. Hey, B, do we ever get a price on that? What's your call? When I'm gonna see the price? Man, I already knew it was gonna call. I like that answer, B. I like that answer. B said, when you call? I like that answer, B. I like that answer. I mean, you learn it, brother. I mean, you learn it. I mean, you learn it, brother. I mean, you learn it. I give you an A for that, brother. You learn it. Give your A for that. All right. So B, what you think about that, dude? Think about that. A Genetic AI, you think we're gonna need that? I don't know. But I think that everybody running a business should have something similar to that in their business. You feel me? Let's go a little further. Trap was going on.

2:37:56Jose, I appreciate you taking my question. Trap, when you find a quality company and the chart gives you a set up, how do you decide whether the opportunity is worth taking versus just being a good looking chart? What are the things that make you say, I like this company, but I'm not putting my money into this trade, was going on, patreon. I like that. I like that. I like that. I like, bro. It is not like a bad end out. I'm out like a thief in a night. It's like a joke. I'm not a thief. So Salute to you family. So one of the things for me is, first of all, is it fundamentally add up to what I want? That's one thing. But two, if it's setting up like is it setting up in a base, one of the things I like is base setups. So when a company is set up in bases, they take five, six weeks for the setup in a base. I like those setups right there.

2:38:57From that, I'm definitely paying attention to is it reclaiming key levels or not? So that's going to be really important for me, but it has to start from the fundamental perspective. And the reason why, I don't even want to trade a company that's not fundamentally sound. So it has to start there with me. And then the five year return, what does that look like? There's an old enough company. So those two things really, really, really make sense to me first and foremost, and those happen before we even get to the actual trade component. So I hope that answers your question, family, really good question. Right, that 1000 bar army, Jack Crazy, though. As Buddy was talking, I was just like, yo, like I had to look up really what I know what agents are, but agentic, like you say, oh, you don't need no humans. No, no humans. It's like, no, this is us. We got it. No, we got it. No, no, yeah, 1000 numbers. Agentsic means like you feed them what your company do.

2:39:57Yeah. So you actually bring somebody in. So Google Polly Haves it already. So the company that's doing it, essentially, so they do what's called machine learning. So what happens is they're going to train, they're going to like we have, so one thing we got to put in place is training. We don't have no training. So we got to put that training in. So what happens is they train the agents for everything. They have a say the agents put, so let's say I wanna come in, we have a set of agents for training, we have a set of agents for production, we have a set of agents for email, we have a set of agents for systems, we have a set of agents for operations, we have a set of agents for finances, we have a set of agents for everything, you may have one human that runs the agents, though. Yeah. Right, could you still need the human thing? So you have one human that may run each department, but the agents do everything. I'm talking about they deep teach them everything. And then from there, from everything, they start talking to each other.

2:40:57Pah, pah, pah, pah, pah, pah, pah. That's it, bro. That's it. That's why I say that, in the world where everybody's high in agents, I am still hiring people. Hey, now that's, what up? And in the world where everybody's still over and eight, and where people are still hiring AI to downgrade their workload, I am still saying we need to hire people. That's good. And AM saying, like, people getting rid of people. All right, because them 1000 represents. 1000 for 1000 of them, that probably represent at least 2000 jobs. That was about say more than that. Yup. Like for real? Real talk. Because the agents, the agents don't gotta go to sleep. They working all night.

2:42:00Ain't got a prompt, ain't got to do nothing. They just working. And once the person puts them in, they just go, they don't stop. They don't stop. Now I will say this, every company should 100% hire. They should have an AI division where you have AI in your company doing something. Mm-hmm. 100%. I got a homegirl who's doing it actually she do homeschooling, but the agents do all, she did all the prompting and the agents actually teach her daughter. I was like, yo, that's cool. So you know what chat is good for? Chat is good for creating prompts. Yeah. So proplexity is good for figuring out tough stuff. Cloud is good for like creating workflows. Mm-hmm. Chat is really good for creating the prompt to the prompt. Like chat is good for creating the prompt to go put in everything else. Yeah. 100%.

2:43:02Somebody said you'll never get a chance to flush the AI Jose. I think you're wrong. I think the AI Jose gonna make up stuff like Jose. So I'm a party flush that wouldn't even more. Oh. I don't know. Yeah. Like you gotta once you learn what they are for, again, proplexity is good for like going deep. Cloud is good for workflows. You want to create workflows, systems, operations, and other cloud is good for that. If you want to create the prompts to put in this stuff, 100%, that's what chat is for. Now I saw a dude on the internet said, no, I'm not, that wasn't even an internet. When I went to my last mentorship, his name's Steve Chiant. Bro, he created, he created a work, a team. It was chat, claw,

2:44:04perplexity, grunk. Like it was five of them. He gave, he made him, he showed it to me and it blew my mind. He showed it to us in the presentation. He gave, he made them board. B, remember when I texted you and asked you about blue bubble or whatever that was? You told me, I wanted to see what your response was going to be, but that's what he did. So he took all of them and made them counsel. That's what he did, he made them a counsel. But their goal was to come up with the best like solution. So he would put it in and bro, he said, they would just go at it. They would chop each other down, they would analyze, come back, claw was hitting, they would analyze. He said, but the ultimate goal was for them to come up with the best idea. And so he wanted to use what I had asked you about.

2:45:05And then he put it in there. And then it was going back and forth, all of them. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. All he said it did it for like 30 minutes. Going back and forth, back and forth, all of them just, boom, boom, boom, boom. And he was just looking at it. He said, eventually they came with the best idea and the best idea was not to use it. That's all I wanted to see what you choose was going to say. But it was based on what he did. And he said, bro, he said this was a game changer for his company. He said it was a game changer for him as a CEO because he would put the idea in there and they were all cross-references. They were gonna get the data, they were gonna get it. So now he got an idea, because you know, as entrepreneurs, you just have these ideas. And so he would put the idea in there and that would be his council, just his. And he would put it through, he would lay it out how he wanted to do it. And they would give the best decision. He said after about 30, 35 minutes, there was like, no, don't do it. But he said the way that they was like going against each other.

2:46:06That's crazy, bro. Like I'm, yeah. I'm flabbergasted to the point where they got to the end result and they'd be like, no, I don't even do it. That's the best answer. The end result was not even do it. Don't worry about it. And they ain't worried about it. Crazy. And he said, took him about 30 minutes. He said that idea. He said the reason why I helped him because how that would have looked for him, they was already doing something. He would have introduced that. Put man hours, put work force behind it. Only the three weeks after putting money into it, people into the real world, the fans don't work. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. So it business is great. But hey, bro. He said he built a council out, bro. And it was, get me know, it's just amazing to see what people doing with it, bro. My only problem with it is people using that to think and they getting rid of this. And so now the brain is becoming dumber and dumber.

2:47:08That's why I keep reading and reading, reading. Because I want to still have critical thinking. I still want to be creative. You know what I've said? I still want to be able to have conversations and all of those things because if we just depend on chat, not everybody around here, sign a like chat. Now you got m dashes and your regular vocabulary. Forget the m dashes, you could see a joint that looked like am. You can hear it. Like it's just, ah. Yeah, you can hear it. Mmm. Somebody said it told me I was one of it kind on my idea. You got to watch that because it's designed to tell you. It's designed to. And so that's the other thing he said when he liked the body was when he did that because it's designed to make you feel. Oh, this was so good, bro. He said, because it's designed to make you feel a certain way, what happens now is you have a bunch of people that don't know how to handle rejection, rejection.

2:48:14Because it's designed to make like this said, oh, yo, this is a great, you're doing something different now. Oh, man, this is going to take you to. So now you think you don't put the coldest idea in chat. And now when you go bring that to the room or somebody like, hey, that ain't, it's all right. Now you, man, they hate it on me. No, this thing is designed to agree with you. So even when you tell it don't agree with you, you got a force to. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. So Mr. B. Jack said you don't lose critical thinking. No, yes, you do. You do use critical thinking. It was, you 100% use critical. Yeah, it was about a good thing. It was about five months ago. We got, we're real heavy like with the show and everything and the clips for YouTube in regards to user AI. And I was using another tool. The tool was down. I told the test that hold up. We got to wait for the tool to come back up before I, and I was like, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. This is what I'm doing. I'm going to tell you why you use critical thinking. How many people now don't even read the book.

2:49:16They take a picture of the book and say, hey, just give me the clip notes or the book. Give me the clip notes. At one time, people wrote caption. It took you time to think about it. I remember having a, wait, hold up. I didn't write this caption right quick. Yep. Oh, you be locked. I'm still like that. I'm just going to go. Let's go. OK. Well, I had to take a little bit. Uh, what is? OK, yeah, there we go. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Captions. So I remember, like, I still do that. Like I still take my time. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Because it's my thought process. But it helps me still like, let my mind think about it, bro. Like, when people have a hard time with something, you used to be like, rungs, luxury, like, can't figure this out. Now the minute somebody can't figure it out, what they do. Hey, Chad, that's losing critical thinking.

2:50:19That's losing the ability to think your way through a thing. That's literally taking your mind away from, you gotta remember, the chat is not smarter than human beings. Right. It's a combination of a bunch of human being inputs and it gives best case scenario. That's what it is. If we ever never put data into it, it will have nothing to give us. Right. Exactly. Somebody say it's not that it's not this. It's that day giveaway 100%. Yeah. So if you, if people don't even read books like they be, man, just,

2:51:20man, just give me the clip no zone. I did a couple times. I was like, oh, this ain't it. You do the clips no zone. I didn't read the book. Like candy. That ain't gonna be the book. Now just give me the clips no zone. I'm just good. No, that's not it, bro. So you really like you taking problems, solving, you take, and that's gonna cause mental fatigue, mental shutdown. It's gonna cause you to be in a situation. Now you can't, now you lose your creativity. Cause now when you have an idea that you really can't get over the edge, you're going, hey, chat, side of side, side of side, side of side, side of side, what you think the best thing is to give me through it? Now to give it to you, now, you thank you to Jean. Oh, right. No, man, you wasn't. You wasn't. She's having an exes. So the AI hack and us is AI hack and us right now. 100%. So the Moe defeated. For I remember when you put the red wine thing in there, I watched you do it six times and it couldn't come up with it. Remember I did it the other day, I told about how many arses in strawberry. How many arses in strawberry? It couldn't, bro, yeah. It could get it.

2:52:21When I met you in about a month or two. It be got, bro, man. Nah, bro, I'm still proud of that. We still create the YouTube. We still create our reals. We still create, cause I don't want to lose the creativity. I don't want to lose it, bro. All right, let's go a little further. Not bad. All right, so Nancy Pelosi, man, Nancy be going through the game. Nancy Pelosi household is now a $3 million on her recent bloom energy investment. After being jumped more than 10% today on the S&P 500 inclusion news. That means she knows probably too. And August, the August disclosure shows spouse owned shares late July 15,000. She's got damnness. Nancy bought 15,000 shares plus 200 more.

2:53:26Nancy went deep in the money. Okay, late June, late in June, she bought 15,000 shares plus 200 June 2027. All options, totaling up to 12 million when the stock was traded at 166. That time, and put the position in place weeks before the index announced. Go ahead on Nancy, but you're bad at it. I'm going to say this, Brian, people be mad. If you was in position, you would do it too. I don't be mad. And people would be like, man, look, man.

2:54:27Go with your moves, man. Until they stop the moves, man. Go with your move until they stop the move. When they stop the move, you don't already made the come up. Nancy P, man, with the, Nancy dropped 12 million. Nancy dropped 12 million when the stock was trading at 166. Jim and Nancy P, damn. It's nice trading at 277. Quick three ends and she got that thing to 2027. She got that thing to next year. Let it ride, Nancy. Let it ride.

2:55:28Man, take a little bit, let it ride. You dropped 12 million. You got three. What are you talking about? Take a little off the top of let it ride. You good till you get the 12 million back. Let it run. You get the 12 million back. That's what you're going to get. That's 100%. That means she's not clipped up for 24 million. Running up, Nancy. Say you wouldn't do it if you was in position. Of course you would. Nancy, Nancy, what's up? It's about to go on up. Say what? When? In three weeks, say less. How much? 12 million. Run the flame. Somebody say, now I brought on normalized corruption. Man, America, Ben Corrup, what you think slavery was, bro? America, Ben Corrup says day one, bro. The minute you start thinking the game is fair, bro.

2:56:29You lose. The game ain't never been fair, bro. Why you think poor people stay poor? Because we look for fair. What's the saying about a rig game? Even a rig game is fun to play, bro. Oh, man. Everything rig, bro. Everything rigged. You think the stock market ain't rigged? We all here to try to get what? Advantage. Talk about. Talk about. You think what you think this game is? You think you playing a fair stock market? You think this fair? Please tell me you don't think this fair. No, please don't tell me you think this fair. Please don't tell me you think this game is fair, bro.

2:57:29Stop. That'd be our biggest problem. We've looked for better. The game got to be fair. I guess we'll always finish last. The person looking for fair. That's what finished last. And how you going to play a rig game fair? I'm going to say, ain't no games is fair. Shoot. How you going to, how do you play a rig game fair? That's how do you play a rig game, like you know the game rigged from jump and you decide to get in it. How do you play that fair? Even your job ain't playing it fair. When you go to work and you put your money in the 401k, guess what they're doing?

2:58:32They bagged on you. They using your money, which is why they trap your money and tell you they penalize you to get it out because they're using your money to the person who's creating a 401 to help them put money in pockets. Why do you think that game is fair? At one point, we think that the 401k is meant to help us get where we got to go. That's why over here, like I'm talking about you, we going to design something. I don't want them putting any money. I don't want my people to put, we could come up with something that we could create or something. Bro, the game ain't never fair, bro. The game ain't never been fair. If the game was fair, why do people that work the hardest pay the most taxes? From a percentile. If the game was fair, the game was fair. Why do people that didn't commit crime still go to jail for long amounts of time? If the game was fair. Can't look for fair in a rigged game. You got to play a rigged game with rigged rules and you got to be willing to accept

2:59:33whatever come with it. It's the game. It's the game. It's why certain people when they play about the rules of the game, guess what? You know why Nancy would never go to jail for doing this? Because everybody doing. You know why they be saying, yeah, we don't want the politicians to do it. You know what Nancy was the first one that said, yeah, you're all so stupid. Stop it. Stop it. Because y'all doing it too. Stop it. Bro, you know what, Donald, I remember, bro, I never in my life will forget this. I would never in my life forget this, bro. Never in my life will I forget this. Hillary Clinton. Donald Trump.

3:00:34presidential debate. She tells him, why don't you, why haven't you with your taxes? You ain't paying your share of taxes. You ain't doing this or nothing that he said, why you insured the emails? Show the emails. Well, you show the emails all paid the taxes. He told her there's on national TV. He said, better yet, the same taxes that you telling me about, guess what? You know why when you get in office, you're not going to change it because all your people do it too. You think a line going to look at it? It's on YouTube. I say, bro, no, he did not just say that. He said the same thing that you telling me to do, all your people do it. You're not going to change that law. You're lying. She ain't rebuttal it.

3:01:35Get in rebuttal. Got it. Get in rebuttal. Better stop looking for fair in the red game, cause tell me you that right now. You learn to play the game, how the game is being played, and you do right by your people. That's what you do. You cannot play the game, you don't know the rules to the game. You learn the rules to the game first, and then you see what you have advantage of, and do you do right by your people. Go left for it, man. Somebody say, bro, he did say that, bro, I'm not going to lie to you. I said the same stuff you told me about my taxes. One, he said, show them emails and then I'll pay the taxes. That's first. Second, you're lying. You're not going to change this when you get in office. The reason why you're not going to change is because everybody who supports you do the

3:02:37same thing that I do. Yes, she said, that, that, that, that, that. Man, we know how to get in, go. You know taxes are only supposed to be a temporary thing. It's supposed to help them fight the war. Then after the war, it's supposed to be over. Then they realize, wait, it's free money. You think that was fair? Do you think that was fair? All right, let's get back to the game. All right. So just in BE, Ever Pure and Illumina all have joined the S&P 500. And I always say this, y'all, when the company joined the S&P 500 for about 90 days, it's going to have some action because now the big dollars get to get in it.

3:03:40They get to get the teeth into it and they get to run it. And what do we see? We saw BE jump up today. So I'm going to say this to everybody here. Watch these three companies on the pullback. You might get some action on them. You all know we made some money on BE earlier in the year. A lot of money off it. So to see this happen, good job. Good job. Good job. All right, let's go a little further. Your call could become a co-worker. Now Tesla's autonomous cab is built to earn money instead of sitting idle. At $10 a ride and 25 rides a day, a single-rubble tax could gross about 91 kg. The Ford platform fees, insurance, charging, maintenance and cleaning. Tesla hasn't promised returns, but some models suggest a heavily-used cyber cab connect tens of thousands annually. The bigger vision instead of owning one, depreciating car, people could eventually own an entire autonomous fleet working 24-7. Uber and LivBody get put out of business.

3:04:42And let's Uber and Liv get added too. Yeah. That's heavy. I know we got a video too, but they said after about 91 kg. I'm going to tell you why I wouldn't do it because the wear and tear you're going to get on this car. It's going to be one thing. And then how much is the car? So think about that. Once you've paid a platform fees, then the end of the, you got to pay charging, you got to pay maintenance and cleaning. That 91 kg will be about 30 grand a year. So, I don't know if... And you get a price in this 30. Huh? 30 bands. So it's 30 bands for one? For that little car, yeah. And that's probably this base model. So let's say you paid 30 brands for it. Let's say you make 91 kg a year. That means you got to do 25 rise a day.

3:05:44All right. Are you going to get 25 rise a day out of it? My biggest thing is the insurance. So I'm about to say that's next thing. Are you going to get 25? So now you've got to get 25 rise a day out of it. Then they got insurance. There's a different life. But the insurance on that ain't going to be the same. Yeah, that definitely ain't. So 30 plus the insurance, then you got to charge it. Then from the charging, you got maintenance. So 91 kg, that's if you get 25 rise a day. If you get 25 rise a day is 100 rise in four days, that's a lot of wind tear. Lots. If you can get that, depending on what city you in. It sound good. And now you're going to be like, yeah, I got passive income. I got four Tesla's. I'm getting 20, man, I'm straight. It said Tesla insurance cheap as hell. No, I bet you that autonomous. Yes, but as soon as you hit somebody.

3:06:45And then you got to realize this. The autonomous insurance plus what about the platform insurance? So difference what happened to insurance on the car itself. And then the platform fees and then the platform say, are you going to be driving or are they going to be driving? Once you say autonomous, there's another level of insurance you got to pay on. I don't know if that juice is worth the squeeze. Sure, be sure if I say if I walk away with 20 K, that's good. Why is this? It's 20 K. Hopefully you don't get an accident. Or you know that people don't take care of something. You know, oh, you think I know driving it? Are they right on your seats? No, smash it in the back. They leave it in food and stuff. Oh, cha, cha, everything. Is that work 20 K a year?

3:07:46I don't know. Interesting. Interesting times we live in it. I don't know. I don't know. People smashing in the back of your car. Chacha. Yeah. Because anybody driving? Who is that smell? What are they going to say? No, no, cha, cha, in the back seat. They're going to tell the AI shut up. Shut up. Shut up. You don't know what to tell me what to do. Sure. Yeah, I just think I think that's a headache. I think that's a headache waiting to happen. Because. But Elon is a great seller. Elon is a great seller. I want to put this up before we leave. Do we got the Nike and Casey, the Nike? What you call it?

3:08:48I want to put this up before we end the show tonight. It's about a stock outperforming Nike. I want in the show on now. We should have one. Y'all had sent one to Steve about. Yeah, he and the Dean. I'm a TSD, bro. You got your DM game, girl. Slip and dog. So what I had put in there was, so I sent Steve this chart. And it said. It said. Oh, maybe I'm wrong. I forgot to send it to my dog. Sorry, Steve.

3:09:48Yeah, I forgot to send it on. So here's what it says. Let me say this right quick. It says that Nike is being removed from the S&P 500 after 100 after after. Nike is being moved from the S&P 100 after 18 years as the stock has crashed 80% in five years. That's first. The second thing it says is there's a Midwest gassy. If you're in Patreon, y'all know I talked about this guy. This five before it's called KCCASY. There's a Midwest gassy station known for breakfast pizza and it's outperforming Nike by Lancelot. It's up 271% in five years. Nike is down 77% in five years. So I want to say something. I want to say something. And they don't delete it. They don't delete it. They don't delete it. The guy's pays black robberhood.

3:10:48But I told him it's two years ago. He climbed me for that. Y'all, you know, a trap on the way to talk about we in a better place. So it's okay. I've been saying this for three years. Nike stock was $114. I said, stay away. Yep. Oh, trap. The balance sheet. I say stay away. Here's why you stay away. They're losing two brands like Hoka. They're losing two brands like the other shoe companies. Once they lost, you know, Nike was a running shoe. They had a huge running base. They lost those. They lost those. They lost those. Once they lost those, they wasn't getting a lot of the basketball influence. And what it used to be normal. Now if I was a Nike, I'm going to tell you something. If I was a Nike, I'm Nike. I'm a geek from free game right here.

3:11:49Go learn from fashion over. When people not realizing about the world today is you got to go direct to consumer. Direct to consumer is not, I'm going to say this. We are not, we live in a world now where people are not Nike. Somebody from Nike, listen to me right here. Listen to me. I'm going to give you some free game on how to revive the brand. We don't care about at least no more. We only look at them for sports. We don't look at them no more for, like I want to be like them no more. Inspiration. You got to go to influence the culture. You got to go get these streaming people. You got to go get somebody like Kassanat, giving $50 million, giving $20 million and selling represent the Nike brand. You got to go get somebody like a super-scent. You got to get somebody like a washroom trapper.

3:12:50You got to get somebody that is now that has a base who people, you got to go get a Mr. Beast. You got to go get these people. We don't get, listen, nothing against the basketball players. We not inspired by them no more. They haven't been so out of reach. They gone. After Mike, after early Brian, early Kobe, yes, the new basketball players, they don't, and it's not they fought, but they don't got the same mistake no more. We wanted to be like Mike because we ain't have social media. So we only saw Mike every night in. So that's why I want to be, I want to be like Mike. So it's big. But now you'll come because now watch this. The reason why the other health companies are a whooping your button out is because keep people doing running clubs now. People doing a lot of health stuff now. So now that's the thing. So you got to go find influencers in these spaces.

3:13:51And then you got to come off the high chair you sitting on. You're not big dog no more. You got to come down and go say, hey, this people are down playing the influence or culture. They don't play in it. So you got to go get somebody in every influencer bracket. I'm giving Nike a layer of land right here. You should pay me for this. You got to go get somebody that got 100,000 followers on the low. You go give them $50,000, $60,000 a year to mess with their audience. You go get somebody that got 100,000 to 250,000. You give them a little bit more. Why? To message their audience. All they're going to do is to prove Nike swim stuff, Nike clothes, Nike shoes. You will get somebody from the 250 to 500,000. But not one. You got to get an army of them. So instead of going paying somebody 80 million for 10 years, you take the 80 million and

3:14:56you break it down between 1,000 influencers. And you go get somebody from the 250 to 500 more. You'll get about 10 to 15 of them. You don't try to tell them what the post. You didn't help them build their brand. They know how to talk to their people. You go get somebody that got the 500 to a million. You got to pay them a little more because they don't want it going on live and they got 1,000 people on their live. They got 300 people on their live. They got 500 people on their live. You go get them. Then you go up to the next level for people that got 1,000,000 to 5 million. You got to pay them a different type of bracket. From 5 million on up. You got to pay them a different bracket. You making them make posts once a week. You need 10 posts from them in the month. Don't tell them how to post a brand. Just tell them what you need. Then you go to the YouTube and a TikTok people. You talk to them in a different way. You don't tell them the post to add.

3:15:58You tell them why they doing their YouTube's put the brand in there. You'll probably hear you not learning the new culture. We don't care. That's nothing against the basketball sports people. We not in that world no more. We not in that world no more. You got to get somebody like Larry June. You got to get these. You got to get somebody that's in that, you know, that Griselda camp. You got to get people in that camp. Been in the butcher. What's our gun? Monty Caesar. Conway to machine. You got to get people in that camp. You got to go get people in this Larry June camp. You got to get people. If you get that Griselda camp. You got to get the do's. You got to let her get the women. If you get in that, if you get in the Larry June, let him do that.

3:17:00You got to go find women and men that got following. You got to get on these podcast spaces. Product development. Put the product in front of the people. You got to get in front of Joe button. You got to get in front of Jay and Joe. You got to get in front of breakfast club. You got to get in front of these people to build your brick. Why? Because you got enough money. So we're starting going and nothing against Brian. You Brian already stuck you for 100 million. You got don't go. You got to go get other people. You said, hey, bro, our brand is now. I went from a hundred dollar stock to $39. Let's go take a hundred million dollars and spread this across 1000 influence. How much you going to put on TikTok? How much you going to put on Instagram? How much you going to put on YouTube? How much you going to put on streaming? How much are you going to put on the podcast and let's go to work? This is how you build your brand back, bro.

3:18:01This is how you get Nike back to where I got to go at. If not, you're going to be a $10 stock. Because the new generation don't care about wearing Nike's like that. That's diabolical. Gas station pizza. Man, see what? Yeah. That even regular gas station. You don't, you building a brand now is different. But you got to get off this high horse. Because you're getting smoked. You got to bring it down. And I guarantee you put the right person in there. You go get these people. Fashion stylist. What, cuck? Huh? I ain't tripping, but that's how you get, you want to be the big dog?

3:19:02Now when you start doing it, you got to give me my props on. We learned, we started from Wall Street Travel, you know? He told us how to get it. I could have sold you that. Run it. I could have sold you that. I got you all brand development. I got you all, man. Come on. You know how this go? I know how this go. But what happens is you think you lose in it. You don't get it. And you think what you doing work. People nod to the tennis world, but we don't care about that at least like that. We love them. We share for them. But we don't watch them every day. We get to watch them in special events. People get on the phone and watch people every freaking day. Every day. All day. We watch the sports people in season. And they not in season, we good on them. We watch these people every single day. We touch people every day, turning notifications on. Turning notifications on. We just drive this. We check this out. We check this out. And that's how I show for the night, man.

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