Waching daily Dec 1 2017

This is like second time near the studio my little nervous

probably my shaking no you know yeah you need you need some nerve sometimes right

yeah

what's that people's today I decided to take like a little thug life I don't

know what to do with my hair anymore candies were her soul she's doing a suit

today that should be good

yeah doesn't work if you are to have that comfortable space to move around

and attract

yo so today's been like a madness day shooting BTS for candy at the same time

fat boy SS II was hosting this event everything was closed to you I said hey

man let's shoot a video the man's a guy let's do it bro cool

got his contact got his phone number sent him an email with the skits I

wanted to do I'm like oh this guy's cool and so then he comes to try now when I

get out what up you can yell what up so I give him the

schedule breakdown cuz they're all okay cool I'm thinking hey man we're gonna

shoot these videos long and behold it hits me with the fucking tats that

anybody with no money like myself hates to get is it how we doing this USD what

what I had to be respectful the guy has like 3.5 million Instagram followers

yeah and by the time you guys watch this you probably have more who knows but you

know I had to take him seriously young kid whatever obviously I have services

hiking's offering I'm a really good videographer and I had to put some dope

shit for him together so I told him that you know for trade off I didn't think he

was wanting cash but then I did ask him what does you fee at the end of the

message cuz I respect him right and it's a hustle and I get it couple hours later

he messages me to not want to fire mogees understand for the left knee if

he's agreeing with me or not this man hits me with fire fire

what the fuck does that mean Marvin do you want light into what the fuck is

fire fire what is it what this fire fire to me like the whole running around you

can you just told me yeah I'm gonna get pain could I just set it from knew from

the jump board that's what I said yeah so we need you up all the way yeah

I didn't to drop out anyways enjoy a few moments later alright so here's the news

Fat Boy hit me up and he's like let's do it let's shoot the video Mike what is

going on bro it's a few moments later it's not gonna

happen talk to Fat Boy me no I did you pointed

at me doctor that boy he wants money I couldn't give him but he has every right

to ask for money hmm bigger man no pun intended and yeah you

got this one but we gained knowledge I mean at the end of the day he knows who

you are now there's some sort of relationships established and again it's

it's it's no no hard feelings it's just what it is right yes I understand that

when you have that much follows you could charge them a good lump sum now

I'm gonna say what it is for an Instagram video for a minute imagine

making that much money for one minute video on your iPhone I've learned

something today what

that fiance that my pulse won't be on so that's funny like I think my advertiser

and all these things like that's its money like so Kylie Jenner is five

hundred thousand us Wow five hundred thousand US fair pole half

a mil cripples justice a non in this product

that's what's that Blue Book was it yeah yeah give you a good understanding of

what you know you know there's there's power in viña influencer and online

computer in the reach job and it's valuable

you got turn your popularity into profit that's the name of the game so I'm post

a paycheck hopefully one day mm-hmm it's a profit we still have a dollar and a

dream do you got change

today we're going to YouTube space Toronto whoa for free drinks and alcohol

oh wait that's the same thing I'm gonna sound so stupid yeah so just to follow

up I did email Charlamagne tha God the short phone that's pending

it's okay so basically the way all main reddit you bet my email and even watch

it yet and I know he's been busy I've been stocking his Instagram and I feel

like I feel like a captive a little rope you feel like a girl just fun and

stalking Charlamagne tha God just please watch it you're really gonna like it

and I don't know what's gonna happen I eventually I'm gonna wait a week I seem

like a real cat see wait a week and then like DM and because it's logos oh it's

good so yeah I need him what is he a Caesar I think isn't like it I think you

should like it if he doesn't like it something wrong with it yeah but he

hasn't seen it I need them to somehow see it spend three days alright let's

time move the man but gonna be late yeah half an hour to get there yeah

that's all YouTube space Toronto so where we headed today you know the space

has been there for about like a year now for I have never been to you to try no

speech stuff I've been there I've been there three three times to be honest by

the time they voted everything I wasn't youtubing as much actually I

only had put out like two three videos this year yeah but

that's gonna change anyway Sam is LGBTQ and I know they know

how to turn up so I mean do you have any good friends dropping different Tom I do

like cocky so like don't have any gay friends no

that like I know our openly gay that I hang out with regularly not so much I

know I know huh like I have a lot some gay gay Quentin's is this stuff like

that but I guess like my core group of friends yeah no okay

you couldn't have this that can you ten oh no 10 years ago

yeah of course then go away okay 2007 yeah Kanye West was a mcdaggett and shit

no 15 no I thought yeah I think 10 years ago it's still like $0.50 a pound oh

definitely 1994 sure well that wasn't

the one thing that I definitely noticed is the amount of like on screen time to

get back on TV please webseries series at one point I

thought maybe they're just doing it for ratings yeah but certain stories make

sense like it's needed because stories need to be told like specially in Mecca

orange is the new black and the transsexual

yeah like those stories need to be told you know you know was a good episode I

saw the master of blood yeah I saw his friend I love that yeah yeah it's so

girls a really good episode and people got to realize those things like you

know I'm like well we're all people like yeah we all then today we're all human

we all have feelings to be something if you can it just is what is you can't

help it right one thing I like about it is that humanity is fake I mean like

because it's people are more accepting and and understand that these are people

too yeah so don't make outcasts then somewhat a little bit of humanity is

getting restored

in a way better progression yeah so change is good change is great you know

was not with an obama state change in supply chain yeah but things didn't

change in America

me too

yo so we just came back from YouTube space for Onorato

I'm gonna meet up with this videographer named Jackie bro where is this place

it's it's so sketch around here I'm I feel like I'm gonna get stabbed I'm

right at church and Dundas I see Oh Pizza Pizza I see

walks out that church

oh I see you oh I see your doctor you know it's it's gets here

please snapping me or some shit it was good I had like so much so then

Applejack you got footage or whatever and then managed to corral you know say

I'm gonna come out that so hold on yeah would you yo you can't all date what

part it's very cool but then they're always wings

I have family in Manchester a bunch of food yeah so hopefully we're gonna shoot

something Saturday yeah we do something something different yeah okay

you know all loves you know I'm saying alright now I'm going to next party yeah

yeah and I go I'm safe you too though Jake can't drink too much apple juice

apple juice all right take care see Saturday

so I'm at the Gladstone Hotel right now when I was a kid I used to be a plumber

construction worker and this place was haunted we had to break down the walls

and papyrus in there and I was finding syringes and shit and like devil worship

besides I was spray painted behind the walls it's crazy this is something that

I used to do all the time come here every today and I work down I would do

plumbing here we would bring see all these pipes I put these pipes in here

when I was a kid and right there someone actually committed suicide why did they

fall nobody could see it they fell right off that balcony I was working here I

gotta go there cuz I shouldn't be

yo foot it is haunted I actually went all the way upstairs to show you boy I'm

gonna watch you you're like her

no it's don't like how I didn't get invited to their friends with benefits

sure you don't need Africa today everybody has to be Canadian or American

eh and you you even went to Australia no if the method is aware because Ron Diaz

I told you I told you where we were everywhere who we're boys and come on I

was your friend when you were fat now because you know my friend oh boy

reverse your life way to riches place who

who's holding prince hostage and his birthday today we're going on

PJ I'm a magical carpet ride is jet-set but anyways always a good time and good

people's good vibes yeah simply fine will be

don't be how turn it up

if should I cut my hair how many times they ask me miss about just put your

ducks in there and call it put your ducks in there call it a day

should I cut my hair guys Evi yeo-hwa yeo-hwa man's birthday in hello oh look

at this Oh chips and dip what yeah sorry I took some out of it yeah that's for

you but but but but then I took some keep that guy I'm that guy yeah hi I

brought this for you but then I drank some squeeze it so this has Hennessy in

it and the seat and you squeeze it in there

put a little bit pull out a little bit there you go

it is Hennessey's so can I just eat this thing ya never know so would you like to

say anything to the gallon what's in this but you had to pay for okay so we

need to explain this like why what is this I'll put it back

first of all you've been anyway in the world tonight with you here tonight with

me okay calm down listen I'm a strong believer in trusting the process

trusting the universe and everything then don't believe it I'm happy that I'm

in a group a great group of friends and exactly where I'm supposed to be so

trusting the process things are going really well

set the gun boy shut to run shove it to your hairline dress

this man right here so very soft you guys are named for beating Boston

Amelia lies the man boss and celebrate my birthday with you man just let me

turn from a no rusty light be the best of your life yeah

from the night yesterday my legs dyma yeah I need some I need some stability

take the camera away

Oh so as you can see Yoshiko my guy needs a job like that when I was all

staged I had a whole spiel I couldn't remember shit well yeah unless that was

crazy you missed it

you

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The Junkyard Fishing Rig saves you so much money! - Duration: 12:20.

Today, we're using a special rig that we like to call...

The Junkyard Rig!

That's a big one!

Ooh! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't!

Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! DON'T!

Stop! Stop, stop, stop stop! -Okay!

So basically, we've been tog--

we've been tog fishing for the past 2-3 weeks now,

and um, something that we learned with tog fishing is that you lose a lot,

a lot, a lot of gear.

I went through 15 sinkers the other day,

and, um, that adds up!

So,

we have met some new friends here at Deleware,

um, this guys name is Gage,

he's uh, he's a local fisherman here and he's very good.

He showed us this awesome rig, where

instead of using sinkers, you just go to a junkyard,

and get a bunch of these spark plugs

and either they'll sell it to you for really cheap or they'll just give it to you for free,

and basically, what you do is

you attach a--a paperclip onto it

so that if your--if your sinker gets stuck there,

instead of breaking off your entire rig,

just the sparkplug will come off.

This thing will bend out of shape, and uh,

you know, instead of losing the whole rig, you just lose the spark plug.

So tog fishing is very difficult, and uh, this is something that

I have just picked up not too long ago,

probably a month now,

and um, basically, they like to hide by reefs or under--around

underwater structure or rocks,

stuff like that, um,

casting a sinker into that area is what you want to do

um, but now,

the good thing about this is there's fish there,

the bad thing is that you'll always lose

at least one rig.

Um, from my experience at least.

Uh, these fish are notorious for- for being bait stealers

and uh, they're a very frustrating fish.

*long sigh*

--so that's why this rig is so,

I think is, uh, so efficient and I wanted to show it to you guys

because this could save you guys a lot of money!

Um, either, I mean--

It takes a lot of time to tie a bunch of rigs,

and it costs money to buy hooks,

and fluorocarbon leader,

and-and sinkers, and it all adds up!

This thing really saves your rig from being completely snagged,

because instead of-- instead of the whole rig breaking off,

the paperclip will bend out of shape and you'll just lose the spark plug.

Comment below some other things that you would use for sinkers!

Um, I'm sure a spark plug is not the only thing

that could be uh, used as a sinker.

What are some other ideas? Comment below!

*drag screeches* Woahh! Ooh! (That's what I thought we were doing-- Woah, nice!)

Oh, nice!

It's a short.

Woah, nellie.

Same size.

Nice, did you have the s--? --And look at that! Look!

--And it saved--the paperclip saved the weight!

Sho--! Go, show the camera! Show the camera over here.

So--? Oh.

No!

It's there though, I can get it. Alright.

This is how Gage told me to put on the spark plug.

First, you get a paperclip.

And that's it.

You just put it on like that.

Now,

You have your loop end

feed it through there,

and just bend,

bend it around like that.

So now, if this gets stuck

you'll not lose the whole rig.

You'll just lose the spark plug.

*drag screeches*

Oh! Wow- nice!

Nice, man.

--And that's 4 - 4.

4 - 4!

Yeah.

Yo, I found--I found the sp--!

The spot to hook the sand fleas.

Where--where?

Where do you hook the sand flea?

I'll show you, I'll show you.

So how we're going to hook this sand flea

is up here by the head.

There's a lateral line that runs up and down

and I'll put it right there

tuck it right in that corner.

Ah! Ha ha ha!

So inside here

the hook is hidden.

The tog like to eat out this, the leg area and the tail area

and we keep missing them because they keep biting around the hook,

now the hook is hidden in there, and hopefully

they have no choice but to bite the hook.

Gage has gone 4 - 4 now.

(Ha ha) and I've gone uh

100 ---

0 - 100 Ha ha!

I also think we have an advantage with the size 2 hook.

Why is that?

Because the way we're hooking it now, we're covering more of the flea

than we would even with a smaller hook. -Right.

Ooh.

Oh yeah!

Finally!

A little baby one.

Ha ha ha!

You've finally got one--what is this? 1 out of 110?

Alright.

That's just a little baby one,

But uh, these fish are very tasty!

I'm here.

He got another one.

What the heck?

Ha ha ha ha!

Killin' it.

Can you talk a little bit about the spark plug and where you would acquire a spark plug from?

So the whole spark plug purpose is just being resourceful,

we um,

we fish out here so much that we lose

countless and countless, countless of weights,

and that can get expensive.

It can get very expensive when you lose a lot of lead.

So what we-we're--

so, me and a couple of my buddies,

so, we thought about spark plugs.

Using two of them will give you about

2.75 (oz.) which is perfect for an inlet,

you really don't need much 'cause you don't need to cast out too far,

you just need to be able to drop in the water column.

So what we did was we thought of a paper clip,

so, say if we get snagged,

our paperclip

will bend out

and you'll lose that

before you lose your rig. Oh, that's smart.

And replacing a spark plug is easier than replacing a rig.

Right...

So the spark plug is working pretty well,

um, the difference is

you have to, you have to feel it more and it's

it's harder to feel the spark plug because it's lighter than a 2 oz. sinker

I would usually use a 2-3 oz. sinker for this,

and I hooked it the way that Gage taught me,

which is just through the parts that the fish like to eat

which is like, the under side.

Um, and the hook is just barely showing.

But that's where it's going to try and bite.

Erin!

That's a big one!

Come on, Brendon. Aaargh!

Come on, baby.

Ooh!!! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't!

Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! Don't! DON'T!

Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop!!! Okay, okay, okay, I'm stopping, I'm stopping.

Come on.

Come on.

Tell me it's still there.

Still there?!

Uh huh.

*Erin makes high pitched noise of anxiety???*

Don't let him get away, man!

Ooh! Slob!

Huh? Slob!

Nice! Absolute slob.

Ho!! Ha ha ha ha!

That thing pulled hard, man! Absolute slob.

Wow. First hookset!

I hooked it on the first bump, like you said, Gage.

Ooh. Look!

And he would have gotten you snagged but your weight broke off.

My weight broke off!

And that is why he used a spark plug! So everything worked, man!

That's how you do it!

That's a beautiful fiiish!

Yeah!!

That's a slob!

My teacher right here!

Thank you. That's a slob, son.

So I would have lost that if I had a regular sinker on there, huh? (Uh huh.) (Oh my gosh, that is so enormous.)

So the spark plug broke off...

Whoo!

What a fish!

I'm super jealous!

He he he!

Sixteen.

Is it?

Fifteen and a--

Sixteen.

Good fish.

Ohh!

Hoo hoo hoo hoo!

That thing was strong, really put my reel to the test with that one.

Yeah, he hammered it.

I knew once I saw the white of his belly flash. Uh huh

Alright, get on it, Gage! You're up!

That's dinner.

I hooked that thing good, look at that, it engulfed the whole thing.

That wasn't going nowhere.

Now this is a dinner - sized fish right here!

Keeper!

Now if you touch these fish, they're very fatty fish, they're really squishy looking fish,

and look at these teeth!

Okay? Oh, my.

You see these?

These are very strong, crushing teeth.

And inside their throats, they've got more teeth!

To crush down and break shells.

Alright!

Congratulations, my dear. That's a good size.

Alright, the conclusion is

this, this, uh, junk yard rig works pretty well!

Ha ha ha ha ha!

I caught a nice keeper on it.

Um, and, Didn't get snagged.

Didn't get it snagged, if I didn't have this on it,

that fish would have gotten the sinker stuck into the rocks

and I could have lost it,

and um, because of Gages advice,

this worked really well.

And uh, a big shout out to Gage.

so, thank you guys for watching,

um,

if you guys like our show,

subscribe, if you guys really like our show,

we've got merchandise on our, um,

website, senkoskipper.com,

also we offer, um

I have a whole gear list of everything that I use on the show,

um, from my rods, my reels, the kind of line I use,

I have that all written out in my website under my gear list,

and we also tell you gyus the different spots we like to fish as well,

we have a map, and we pinpoint every spot that we--

ooh, look at this guy!

Hoo hoo! Stuck?

That's stuck.

Ha ha, rockfish!

He caught a rock.

--And if you guys want to see all that stuff,

go to senkoskipper.com.

Thank you guys for watching, have a good day.

(Brendon's grandma speaking Cantonese) Oooooooh.

Oooh.

Look at those piggy lips.

Soy sauce.

Mmmm looks good.

This the Chinese way to eat the fish.

What do y'all think?

Can you get me some, Grandma? Yeah, yeah, I plan to give you.

Thank you. Mmm.

Some sauce.

I know. (speaking Cantonese)

Thank you, Grandma.

Grandma always feeds me.

It's very good, yeah? Oooh.

Okay. Thank you.

See, look how flaky the meat is.

Mmmhmm.

This is my favorite fish to eat.

Thank you guys for watching. I'm going to eat now, see ya!

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Ford Explorer Maintenance Schedule: When You Need Service - Duration: 2:41.

You have a lot invested in your new Ford Explorer and to keep it running in tip top shape you

will need to adhere to a regular maintenance schedule.

We at Richmond Ford West want to help you understand what services your Explorer will

need, at what interval and what exactly will be done at that point to keep your vehicle

taken care of.

Your Explorer's Maintenance Schedule will consist of 10,000-mile service intervals that

will include some of the core services and inspections that you will need at every interval.

There will also be a few services you will need sporadically at varying mileage intervals

as well.

At 10,000 Miles, you will bring in your vehicle for its first service.

You will start the every 10,000-mile interval at this point and have all of these same services

completed at the next service interval

This consists of an oil change and filter replacement, a thorough inspection of your

braking system, cooling system, exhaust system, and steering linkage, joints, and drive-shafts

will all be checked.

At 20,000 miles, you will repeat the 10,000-mile interval services as well as have your cabin

air filter replaced.

At 30,000 miles, you will once again have your 10,000-mile services completed as well

as your engine air filter replaced.

Jumping ahead at 100,000 miles you will reach a major service interval.

You will need of course the previously mentioned services but in addition you will need to

add a few crucial services as well.

You will need your platinum spark plugs replaced and your orange coolant flushed and changed

out.

You will also need your accessory drive belts inspected and at every interval from here

out and possibly replaced if necessary.

At 150,000 miles, you have reached a milestone and have made it this far by performing regularly

scheduled maintenance.

At this interval, you will need your automatic transmission fluid changed and your accessory

drive belt replaced if it has not already been swapped out.

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If you need to schedule a service for your Ford Explorer make sure you contact us at

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Steagul României în Bangkok | Thailand Vlog #1 - Duration: 1:02.

Ceau. Sunt Mihnea, un romnân care locuiește în Bangkok.

Sunt în fața Asociației Naționale de Pușcă din Thailanda unde se pare au un eveniment internațional.

Și, printre țările participante se pare că se află și România.

De unde știu?

Pentru că, steagul României se află printre celelalte steaguri aflate în fața clădirii.

Asta este.

Steagul României în Thailanda adus de pușcașii români

care probabil au venit la o competiție internațională de pușcă.

Salut.

Sunt Mihnea, un romnân din Bangkok.

Sawadee krap.

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Sarah Interviews Randy "Iron Stache" Bryce | I Love You, America on Hulu - Duration: 6:55.

(audience applauds)

- My guest tonight is an iron worker,

a veteran, a single dad,

and a Democrat running against House Speaker Paul Ryan

in next year's mid-term election. Please welcome Iron Stache

Hello, Randy Bryce. - Hi, thank you for having me.

- I have this written down. You are a dad, a Union leader,

you're Polish, and you're Mexican.

Your sister's a teacher and your dad's a cop.

You're a cancer survivor, and you're adopted,

and you're a veteran.

You're literally everyone in America.

(audience applauds)

Honestly, if you were also disabled and a lesbian,

you would have this whole thing in the bag.

Maybe you should consider.

- I support those people.

- You've been an iron worker for decades, in Wisconsin.

Now you're running in one of the highest profile races

in the country. What made you decide to run?

- I've been involved in politics, especially for the last decade.

A lot of changes come to the state of Wisconsin,

with Governor Walker being elected,

and these extremist Republicans

that have just proceeded to shred everything

that was once good about our state.

And it got to the point where it's a fear of

what happened in Wisconsin taking place on a national level.

And I'd just had enough.

I've been standing up for stuff,

and who better than me to take it on?

- Yeah. (audience applauds)

You're running the first district of Wisconsin.

What is that, the Southeast?

- Southeast. - You grew up there.

That's where you're from.

What can you tell me about the first district of Wisconsin?

- It's traditionally a lot of hardworking people,

just like you see any place else in the rest of the country.

It used to be a manufacturing center.

There used to be a lot of auto worker jobs.

There's a huge plant in Janesville,

right in Paul Ryan's backyard,

that's being overgrown with weeds now.

A GE plant just moved up to Canada.

There used to be a lot of good jobs.

They're all disappearing,

and nobody's doing anything to help

keep the good-paying jobs that we have.

- On the surface you could,

if I were to see a picture of you,

maybe be someone who looks like you voted for Trump.

That is very superficial of me.

- Yes. (audience laughs)

- A lot of your campaigning, you're talking to Trump voters.

What are you hearing from them? What are they saying?

People that voted for Trump, saying, I mean-

- There's a lot of them that voted for Obama as well.

Some that voted for Bernie and voted for Trump,

that were just fed up with the establishment in Washington, DC.

The way that things are. They liked the Trump message of,

he was gonna drain the swamp.

The only thing they weren't ready for

was what he's gonna put back in the swamp.

It's a lot more toxic than swamp water.

- Yeah. (audience laughs)

- They're having all kinds of buyers remorse.

The people on the job site, when they see me coming,

the few that I know voted for Trump,

they'll hide behind a column, first of all,

When I'll catch them, I'll say

this is gonna be a really short conversation

if you can answer one question.

What promise did Trump make to you that he kept?

And that's the whole thing.

People are waking up, seeing that he hasn't.

He hasn't made any promise that he intended on keeping.

The same people that say they voted for Trump

because they wanted to have a change in Washington, DC,

see Paul Ryan as part of that- a main part of the problem.

- Paul Ryan

he has won by a huge margin for two decades there.

And you've run for a few things over the years and have not won.

How are you gonna win this?

- Using the Bernie model.

Coming out and saying what you stand for,

and where you're not gonna be bought off. Early in the campaign,

we said we're not gonna accept any money from fossil fuels.

We're not gonna accept any money from Wall Street.

And that seemed to follow (audience applauds)

We know we're not gonna outraise or outspend Paul Ryan,

but what's he gonna spend money on?

Getting people to know who he is?

- Yeah. - Everybody knows who he is.

It's gonna be getting enough money to get our message out,

which we're well on our way to doing. We've done polling

that shows that, when people -

We have a positive statement of him

versus a positive statement of me

that we're actually up by three points.

- That's amazing. (audience applauds)

Here's a big one.

What does this tax plan mean for the average American?

- It means if you're somebody like me,

or making under $75,000, even under a $100,000,

you're gonna get screwed and any benefit that's gonna be

put in there for people that aren't billionaires

That's basically what's gonna happen.

The richest people are gonna get richer.

The rest of us are gonna get screwed.

Same thing that's happened since Ronald Reagan came in.

He took the tax rate from 70%,

down to 40% for the richest people and look at all

the income and quality has blown up since then.

It's gonna be a horrible thing,

and they're not shy about getting it done.

They've even had, you know,

Some of them have come out and said,

"That if we don't get this past,

"our donors aren't gonna contribute anymore."

- It's all about the donors. It's all about the oligarchs.

I looked that up once,

and now I say it all the time with aplomb.

Thank you for running for office. Running for office is something

that I can't imagine how punishing that is.

How do we get more people, good people, like you to run?

- Don't tell them how punishing it is.

(audience applauds)

No, actually, it's something, you know people

I'll get a message on Twitter.

"Hey, Randy, I'm in North Carolina.

"Can you send one of your brothers down here?"

What about you? You live in North Carolina.

Obviously, you care,

because you're asking about somebody to run.

Why don't you think about it,

and let me help get your message out?

Let me amplify your message.

That's going on throughout the country,

through social media.

People are seeing other working people that want to step up.

We're getting behind each other and giving them support.

- It's so important. I think if Trump gave us anything,

he made it so people went, "I can f****** do that."

(audience laughs and applauds) - Randy, thank you so much.

- Thank you so much.

- You're amazing.

Randy Bryce, everybody. - Thank you.

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Film Gear For A Documentary (Wunderlich BTS) - Duration: 5:21.

hello Claus here in this video I'll give you a look behind the scenes of our

documentary wunderlich which we just released in this video particularly

we'll have a look at the gear we were using for the documentary and at the end

of the video I'll show you a cool trick for making running gun documentary style

interviews on the street so without further ado let's get right to it

so let's have a look at the gear we used in our documentary

so our documentary was a low-budget documentary and that meant that we

started to shoot our documentary before we actually had the fundings or the

budget to do so so we actually started out by shooting the first bits of Street

interviews in the document we shot that on the pocket camera

we shot down on the pocket camera with the root canal 16 millimeter lens on a

test done and then all the audio we recorded into the zoom h6 which I am

recording all my audio right now for the Rick we were using an elder chrome

foldable foldable like which you can fold in so I would fold it out and then

it has like this small belt pocket and I would use that in my belt so I would

have film like that hand held like that

and we used that for quite wild to do the documentary and and actually I was

pretty happy with the image we got from that and but then we went into the part

where we had to do all the interviews for the documentary and and we also got

a bit of fundings and we got some great cakes and so we were able to invest in

their equipment so what we did do was that we upgraded our pocket camera to

the Blackmagic production 4k camera which is a awesome camera I've shot a

lot on that as well and on that the lens will use all the interviews this was our

a camera and the B camera we used the gh4 which I usually do in YouTube videos

with but not today so that was the main setup for a we were using them black

magic and for the beam camera we were using the gh4 so on the Blackmagic

camera we were using we're using this sigma 72 70 millimeter lens it's pretty

decent students it's it's not the best students in the world but it worked for

the escape and for the gh4 we were using this one the Lumix 12 to 35 millimeter

which is actually a very good lips so that is the basic camera setup so as we

will see into these clips we are I'm showing here you will see here we have

the camera shooting a roll and this is a cut

to the B camera and then we also had like the C camera or special camera we

had itto probe have to go poo hero4 and we also had a gopro hero3 at some point

but we upgraded to the fourth because it could shoot 4k so the entire film is

actually shot in 4k more or less and for the sound setup for a documentary we

were using the mg 2 from Road which were plucked again into the zoom h6 m and

that was one of the our sounds sources I love to have multiple sound sources so

of course we also have a lavalier mic which with the Sennheiser which I am

using right now and for our lighting setup we were using two LED lights

pretty basic so that is the basic equipment we use for shooting our

low-budget documentary so before we end up today I want to show you a cool trick

you can use if you're doing interviews on the street asking people if they're

no classman dalish or whatever so I will be shooting all of the interviews on the

Blackmagic production camera for okay with this Lin Sun and with a GoPro mount

attached on the front of the lens cap and on that I would simply apply the

GoPro which would allow me to shoot a white picture and then on the cinema

camera here I would just do a close-up which would give me the ability to cut

from a white thumbs up and I found that very useful and I've done it a lot of

time since I've done that when I was doing concert videos and stuff so I hope

you found this video useful if you did please hit that subscribe button and if

you want to be notified every time there's a new video please hit that Bell

icon down in the corner until next time keep filming keep learning and keep

sharing bye

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FlexPath Movement | Coni: Why I Went Back After Many Years - Duration: 4:10.

Hi, everyone.

I'm Coni.

I'm here today to talk with you a little bit about my Capella journey.

If you are a full-time working professional who has been out of school a few years like

I was when I made the decision to go back and pursue my education, it can be a little

bit scary and daunting, particularly because our brains tend to function and work a little

bit differently as we get older.

I think being out of a formal classroom for 30 years, you have to ask yourself, "Am I

too old to learn?

Will it come back to me?

Can my brain think that way?

Do I have the commitment?

Do I have the organizational skills and all of those things that are necessary to get

me across the finish line?"

I just wanna say if you have the desire, and you've been thinking about going back to school,

do it.

Make the investment in yourself because you will soon see the level of confidence it gives

you, especially if you've been out of school a while like I have.

The sense of accomplishment and the ability to do things that you haven't been able to

do before can really come from going back and pursuing your education.

Every assignment you get through and every hurdle you get over is just gonna prepare

you for that next bad day at work.

Right?

Or, that difficult conversation with one of your kids or your spouse.

It can touch your life in so many ways and benefit you in so many ways and give you the

confidence to just do things that you didn't think about doing before.

The great thing today about pursuing your education, no matter what your age, is that

you can do it in multiple ways.

For myself, I chose the online path because I was busy.

Working full-time, I really didn't want to drive somewhere and sit in a classroom, and

listen to an instructor.

For me, I just really wanted that flexibility to do it online, do it on my time, do it when

I had the availability to do it, and get it done as quickly as I could.

For me, I love FlexPath because it lets me make all the decisions.

It lets me figure out how fast or slow I can get through a course.

There are options where if you like the structure, if you like someone to set those deadlines

and timelines, and kind of set it all up for you, and you just have to show up and do the

work, you have those options too.

If you like to have the socialization of having a teacher and being a part of a class, and

you learn that way, then you can do that too.

I think the great thing about pursuing an education at any age, but especially, if you're

like me and have been out for a while, you have a lot of options.

Depending on your personal life and your professional life and the way you learn, there really is

no excuse not to go back and make that investment in yourself, and get that degree.

It will change your life in so many ways that you will not understand and know until you

start to do it.

If you're thinking about it, do it.

Check out the different options that are available for you.

Think about how you like to learn.

Think about your commitment and how much time you have each and every week to work on assignments,

and then set some goals for yourself, and make that investment to be the best you that

you can be.

Thanks for listening, and we'll catch you next time.