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They called it clean when I moved in. My backside.

He won't what?

What do you mean?

Okay, I'm not putting that metal thing back.

At least he's not going to step on this anymore.

Nice little improvement.

Hoovering time.

Huh,

did I clean out the shit from my anus? Yeah, with your tongue. How about that?

Done. What is that? Better.

God,

this thing's great. Genius invention.

This place

is cleaner than when I moved into it. They should paying me money.

It's supposed to be cleaner than it was when I came when I left— when I leave, if I leave.

They should give me back my deposit plus some. Fix this stupid drain as well.

Clean the vents and the oven. What was that?

Weird little— oh,

it's a spider.

All right,

fix the shower.

Yeah, I gotta buy some soap as well. I was supposed to buy that today, I forgot. Why didn't you remind me?

I don't need soap, I got Fairy Liquid shampoo.

It's about types of soap.

We'll go to the dump, get rid of all the black bags.

Why would you have to use soap after you wipe your bum? Because you use tissue. The tissue paper is in between your fingers and the poo. You're not washing your bum with your bare fingers, are you? So why do you need to wash it with soap?

More stupid logic from my viewers.

I've got the margarita special.

No meat on it. Oh, vegan.

Good thing I've got sausages.

Jasmine thing.

Oh.

Bits

of

KitKat.

Sun cream, don't need that anymore.

What sun?

Pizza. Okay,

it's only 6:47.

Maybe I'll go to the dump tomorrow, get all these black sacks.

Tell the landlord what?

That I removed the dangerous hazard from the shower drain.

There was a pointy spiky nail sticking up out of the drain and I cut it out.

Yeah, I think originally there was plastic connected to the metal part. It wasn't actually metal, it was plastic. It's just got like a metal coating, metallic coating. Yeah, it fit into the plastic that went into the metal cover, but the metal bit— I mean, the plastic bit around the nail, the screw, had rotted and like broken off,

so it was just leaving an exposed pointy screw.

I didn't use the cleaver in the toilet. I used it on the drain of the shower. When did I put it in the toilet?

Idiot.

Yeah, I guess the screw originally screw— made it so the metal cover screwed onto the drain bit, but then it snapped off because it's old and it was like all black looking plastic, cracked and everything.

Sorry, it used to serve a purpose, but now it was just a hazard.

Obviously I washed the cleaver, idiot.

I put Fairy Liquid on the sponge and then I put water.

Oh God, you're so stupid.

Did a bit of DIY.

I kept meaning to do that, but I kept forgetting.

Do you like my new vape? Mango.

Mm. Triple mango.

And I got strawberry. I love inhaling fruit.

Any news? Tommy Robinson protest again. What are they protesting? I don't get it.

Okay, we get it. England for the English, whatever.

Saying Trump has a stroke. Droopy face stroke fears.

Wow.

嗯。

Are we back at 100 viewers yet?

嗯嗯。

You need to look up.

So as an Android fan, I always keep an eye on Apple and the latest iPhone releases, mainly because whatever Apple does eventually trickles down to the Android world. These Android OEMs just love to copy them, even when the move makes Speaking of which, Apple has launched the iPhone 17 Pro Max, and oh boy, I've got some thoughts.

Some good, some questionable, and some just plain ridiculous. Let's get into it. What's up, guys? Sal here. So let's start with the ridiculous part, which is the design. Honestly, what was Apple even thinking here? This is the wildest redesign since the iPhone 11 grew that camera tumor. Off-center logo, odd dual-tone finish and that monstrosity of a camera

bump. To me, this design just doesn't look good. Apple fans of course are drooling over it now, but oh wow, these are the same people who lost their minds trashing it just a few months ago. Then there's the downgrade in build material. Apple ditched titanium and went back to 17 Pro Max. All iPhone— if you have an

iPhone, you might be The front, stunning. The back, gorgeous. Look, in Dubai, after a building is completed, the inspection supervisor always uses a stick like this to knock on the—

On our 13th wedding anniversary. Show them what your— show them what your car sounds like. Love it. All right.

That's okay, man. It's all N A. I'm not scared of that, right? Listen to this, all right?

Say goodbye to your week. I'll see you, chat. Prozę, Englishki. Chciałem, chciałem.

This little thing helped.

This little thing helped me.

对，哈哈哈，没一脚。

Got you again. So easy,

so gullible.

When I bought this kettle at the Tesco, had a security tag on it, so the woman had to come over to remove it, and then she goes, ooh, fancy! It was like £20, calm down.

Sorry for not getting the cheap shitty £5 kettle.

I demand luxury.

Did I turn what on? The kettle? No, I'm just getting it ready for tea time.

Oh my fucking God. Jesus, that was quite fun. Oh, he got me, he got me back. That was good revenge. Let's get this shit on me.

Ah, that's karma. Thanks.

So much.

The whole drain was covered in soap. Well, I'd have to wash my hands with soap again.

That's how they make pizza.

Fuckin' pencil.

That. Oh no, don't steal my free pizza stamp!

Too late.

嗯嗯嗯。

That works.

And some sauce on.

If I use the oven, then I've got to clean it. I don't like cleaning ovens.

Ah, oh, 4

hours to go. Nice.

You gotta buy a movie even though I'm already paying for Prime.

Rubbish.

Have you seen the ads on Prime? It's like 4 minutes long.

Smells pretty good. Vegan pizza, no longer vegan.

Wish I had a beer.

Mozzarella.

Some

sneaky.

Why not?

Wanted Twirls, but they didn't have them in that Tesco. That Tesco's rubbish. Don't have, uh, orange KitKat or cheese and onion Hula Hoops.

Look at

it done.

Dinner.

嗯。

A 5-year low after unveiling a new line of products earlier this week. The Bucks Market joins us now for more. Mark, welcome to the program, sir. It's not been a great time for Apple over the last few months. We talked about an upgrade supercycle for iPhones for the last several years. It hasn't developed. Do Do you see

anything, Mark, in the latest unveiling that's going to encourage people to say, yeah, now's the time, let's upgrade? Well, we haven't talked about an iPhone supercycle the last few years. Others have talked about an iPhone supercycle. To me, it seems kind of obvious. Design is what sells. New form factors are what sells. Real AI features are what

sells. And over the last few years, Apple has not had that. That's why I'm a big believer in this year's release, because new designs, new colors, new looks, new features— that's what sells. So I'm pretty optimistic, uh, for these new 17 Pro and Pro Maxes because of, of the new look, because of the camera improvements, because of

the new colors. I, I would anticipate, uh, some semblance of lines this time around, in addition to people simply wanting to check out the iPhone Air. They might not buy it because it's not very practical, given the battery life and camera constraints. But certainly, we're going to bring people into stores to take a look. One thing we've

heard from a lot of guests on the program, particularly Baz, of course, is that ultimately it's not about looks, it's about functionality. Now, what are you doing with Apple Intelligence? What steps have they taken to improve things on that front? Well, I don't necessarily agree. I think we're about a year away from people really making purchase decisions

in regards to AI features. Apple has definitely done a very poor job on implementing AI. The rollout over the past year and a half for their Apple Intelligence functionality has been nothing short of a borderline disaster for the company. But it's not really impacting purchases. We're still, like I said, many months away from that being a real

factor. People buy phones because they break their screen. People buy phones because they want a new look. And people buy phones because they've run their battery into the ground. But in terms of upcoming AI integrations, you'll see a revamped Siri in March. Can you promise me, Mark, that if I drop this one, the Air, that it won't

break? I can't promise you, but it was actually quite interesting. A couple Apple executives did an interview with a website called Tom's Guide I saw on YouTube yesterday, and Greg Joswiak, the head of marketing, handed his— threw his iPhone Air to one of the journalists and asked them to try to bend it in half. Because if you

remember when Apple did a super thin iPhone 6 Plus back in 2014, you could just bend it in half like you're bending a piece of paper almost, right? And it's got

I bend it in half like you're bending a piece of paper almost, right? And this guy was trying and trying and trying and he could not bend that thing. So I can't promise you that if you do it, it won't break, but clearly they're confident enough to have the journalist on YouTube try to break it in half.

Nothing happened.

Optimistic about the United States? The United States is very much a big picture. No, I think it's very much in this issue. So if I go down my list, it definitely has this, uh, debt money economy problem. We can get into that. Okay, it definitely has the internal conflict power in which there's a fight between the left,

you know, our left and right due to wealth and values gaps and people not believing that the system will work for them. And so democracy is at risk because they don't believe this. They're not going to follow the rules in the sense they don't believe the rules are good. And number 3, it's of course the leading one

side in this great power conflict of the world, right? In other words, yes, between the United States on the one side, let's say, and China and the allies, their allies on the other side. I mean, in the news you just saw the meetings of Xi, Putin, Modi, and that group over there walking down, you know. And okay,

so now it should be pretty clear how the sides are lining up. Okay, it's always better to be in a place that's not in one of those wars. Like, stay out of war. And of course climate has an effect, and of course then we have technology. The United States and China are in the big technology competitions. The

others are really not in the game. They don't have the money, this innovation and talent in a sense to play at that scale, and so on. So we have a great, you know, technology war which can be used to create great advances, But at the same time could be used for great conflicts. And so now the question

is going to be who wins the technology war, because the winner of the technology war is going to win all wars. Okay, in other words, they'll win the economic war, they'll win the geopolitical war, because technology— and I'm not saying anything that hasn't repeated through history.

The technology, for example, nuclear.

Nuclear won World War II. Does this cycle go back further than just— Oh no, it goes back. That book. Okay. In order to understand these things, because I have to bet on what's going to happen. I'm a global macro investor. I studied the last 500 years of history. And it happens over and over again in all cases.

So I could take the British Empire, I could take you through all the empires, the Dutch Empire before that, and all this. It, it, it happens, uh, all the time. I watched 2 videos about this. It's truly fascinating how predictable this stuff is and the work that you've done to uncover this trend throughout history. I mean, it's

almost—

I think it's a 40-minute video on YouTube where you show how this has played out for empires. And it begs the question, you know, because when you live in the United States, when you're in the present time, you almost never assume that the empire you're in could fall. You just don't see how it can happen. We're so

strong, we're so great, you know, we're so doing AI over here, have money over here, everything's good, the sun's shining. Of course, people always think that the future would be a slightly modified version of the present, and it's not. Okay, watch over decades, but it's like watching a person grow. Okay, you know, you watch your kid or

you watch person at your age, any age, and that's what you see. Yeah. Okay, and you don't see the life arc. Okay, but the life arc is irrefutable. But do you think it's conceivable that in the next 50 to 100 years the US could no longer be the dominant power globally?

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

I mean that these evolutions always take place, and they take place in a certain way. And that if you look at the probabilities and the paths and the symptoms, there is a challenge the United States is facing, a number of those challenges, and we're at a moment where it's a

question of whether the system and the people could— can get control of the situations and deal with it strongly and well in a way where they are not fighting to the point of damaging each other and damaging the

prospects for the future. But the United States is very innovative. We've got all these great innovative companies here, so surely— Yeah, but you can't make generalizations about the United States, and you can't make generalizations, by the way, about the markets either. What you see is

1% of small percentage, 1% of the population. If you're looking at the breakdown of incomes and also you're looking at the innovation, the stock markets, which stocks are doing well, who owns those companies, and all of that, about 3 million people in a country of 330 million people are really unbelievably doing great. And you can pick the

neighborhoods they're in and what they're doing, and then there's the top 10%, let's say, which is the people around them, and they're really, really doing great in that world. At the same time, the bottom 60%— 60% of Americans have below a 6th grade reading level,

and that population, in terms of the basics, being productive. You have to be productive and be prosperous. What you need to have a successful society is to have broad-based productivity and prosperity. Okay, and that's a problem. Okay, so which America

are you looking at? The one more of it to happen. It's a little bit complicated for me as a bit of an outsider because I see Trump saying he represents those people, but of course Trump is in the billionaire class himself. So I mean, is he a savior of inequality? Is he correcting it? I think he sees

a lot of the problem and how he uses the debt problem. I think he sees the internal conflict disorder problem. And I think he represents, uh, the red— let's call it the red states. I mean, you look at a map and there's red and blue and you see where they are, okay? And he represents that, and they're

united behind him in terms of doing something, okay? So he represents, let's call it, the red side which isn't located where the maps shows red. And then there are the blue, and, and these, um, he views himself as somebody who needs to take charge and do certain things. Others in that population would say those who, let's say,

are not getting part of the food stamp program cut off or have other programs cut off, they they're dependent on would say, wait a second, that's not representing me. And so we have gone— the population has gone to significant number behind him that are devotees. They're all in. Okay, at the same time as we have

the other side which will have their devotees You know, we're in New York City, okay? And the upcoming mayoral election will be an example of the 2 sides, okay? And they will try to use the system, but there's a question, will the system have enough support to work, okay? But that's what we have. Just, just put it

this way, if you can't teach that, if you want to try and

I was wondering if you think it's reasonable that if you hire a child advocate, you might bring up the list and then it's disseminated. First of all, if you go back to the basic problem,

which is there's too much debt, there are deficits,

there's differences in education and opportunity, community levels and so on, the most important thing that you can have is a strong middle, political middle, to be analytically strong and also strong enough to get the people to do what needs to be done, even if they don't want to do it

yet.

You know, that's an easy thing to say, but it's not an easy thing to do. But you do need that strong middle, and you do need to have faith in people, that you need to have the strong middle to change productivity. And, you know, and are you in it? Are you in it? Are you patriotic in it?

But you look at history, how did the United States come to be the United States? People will go to the places that are better than them than stay in the places that are worse for them. This is fundamental, right? Okay, so you have to make the place better. Okay, now I would say also Take pockets and then

go into the pocket, let it spread out. But you also have to have equal education. You know, you've got to strive for equal opportunity. But anyway, it's a difficult question, and I'm afraid I'm incapable of solving it. It was unnerving to hear the tone of your voice drop when I asked it. It's like you, um— As if

you— I don't know if you kind of, but you're facing— no, I'm just saying, I'm just saying, I'm a practical guy. I'm a realistic guy. I make my money, I'm in the business, and it's my nature to try to be realistic and to bet on how things will transpire. And that The situation in the UK is not

healthy, and the situation in the United States is very risky in many ways. That's what we're describing. So, you know, and then if you look where people are going, then you see the places that have the qualities we're talking about. They're civil, they're creative, people aren't at war. Each other. What happens next in history? Well, usually there's

some kind of withdrawal. It gets cold. Revolutions and things like that. The system breaks down. Let me show you how to quit worrying about money through a proven and profitable investing strategy known as the dollar cost averaging strategy, but the system breaks down because they don't trust the system. So

will the legal system resolve that? Will the parliamentary system resolve that— these disputes satisfactorily to the satisfaction of those people and the other people? We'll have to point of view. The sides won't believe it. This goes back, this goes back to Rome, it goes back to Caesar, you know, the Senate, you know, this goes back

through history all the time, right? And in the '30s, 4 major democracies chose to be autocracies. Okay, that happened in Italy, Germany, Spain, and Japan. What's autocracy for you? Well, it's— it means a dictatorship, essentially, of a limited number of people at the top who are autocratic, which means that they are directing

things rather than a democracy in which Um, there's representatives of all different points of view that get together and follow rules to make decisions.

So you can't get better than democracy? That's the US answer. Um, you're going to see a lot of pressure for that strong leader who will get control of things and make it work well and will print money You're likely to see 2 different views as the wedge sign, you know, the red and the blue signs, so to

speak. You're likely to see that type of clarity. He said the US is going to receive itself, and he's a detective. The world is going to be different from the death, from the internal conflict, from the changing world no longer. Geopolitical world conflict. You know, I don't know, we're playing with no fear left. It's just wars in

different places and the technology war, how they're doing it.

Putin and President Xi in China together, walking together. If China does become the dominant force in the world, Wow. Is that a smooth transition? First of all, I don't think either side is going to be the clearly dominant power for a long time, and the quickest way to have it is some kind of a war, and that's

a dangerous thing. And, but maybe it evolves, hopefully, the way the Soviet Union of football, that the worry of mutually assured destruction keeps everybody not having that kind of war. And then when— then the systems, one system or another system wins. But that's an evolutionary process, and, you know, I can't say in a— Do

you think much about time frames? Because when I was watching, when I was going through the changing world order, there seems to be somewhat consistent or predictable timeframes when these transitions happen. Do you think about where we are? Well, they're long-term big cycles, right? It's like a life cycle. On average, they are about a life cycle, about

80 years, but it's not predetermined, just like your life cycle is not predetermined. Like, if you take care of yourself and you, you know, on don't know, don't smoke, eat well, exercise, and so on and so forth, then you will probably have a longer life cycle than if you don't take care of yourself. And it's kind of

like that, you know. And so you see them in history, they evolve, but you can see the symptoms. Okay, you can see the actions and the symptoms, which, like taking a physical, then gives you a sense of where they are in their life cycle. We're 80 years from World War II. 80 years from World War II. And

you're seeing the symptoms? Yeah, symptoms are clear. They're all in that book. You can see the charts of all the systems. Is it something to be worried about, concerned about, if you're in the United States? Oh shit, yes. And then the question is how you as an individual handle it? How do I as an individual handle it?

Well, first of all, I think, I think you have to be aware of the situation and the risks. For me and my family though, in terms of risks and how I should counteract those risks, is it a case of me saving for a rainy day? That's part of it. Yeah. There's this, there's a saying in Hong Kong,

a Chinese saying which is, a smart rabbit has 3 holes. And what that means is you can see, is it the UK or the US? And I can then move to a better place and get out of the place that's a terrible place. So can I successfully be an immigrant or whatever and change my location? Throughout history,

that's been important. So the ability to go to good places and away from bad places, that's part of it. Secondly, building your financial strength is important, which has to do with how you earn, spend, and save. That will determine the amount, and then And what you do with that amount is invest.

And so how you invest is also important. So if you have your financial ability and you can make the move, and then you have knowledge, you know, about what's happening so that you can change things, those are the things you need. So on that first point about a smart wrapper having 3 holes, is it therefore a better

decision at this point in time to not, to not buy a house? Because a lot of people end up buying a house that anchors them to a place, and it means that they then have to pay into a mortgage. So a lot of financial advice most of us have growing up is when you get enough money to

buy a house, move in, pay that mortgage for 25 years. But if I'm in a new economy, in a new world, and flexibility and the ability to get up and go and move is— there's value to that. The ability to move capital matters, and if you look at history, this has been an important consideration. Yes, so it

matters. So if you're nailing yourself down and that's your primary capital and it's nailed down there, then that does limit your flexibility. And on the point of earning spending and saving. I wonder what you— you're a father, aren't you? Yeah. What advice are you giving to your children about earning money in the current world? Where they should

set up their shop? The skills that are most valuable to acquire? The technologies? You talked about the US being a place to— one of the better places to build your career for all the reasons you described. Well, that's kind of like the particular that you asked me for that's below the level of the higher level. Okay, the

higher level is I have a principle: make your work and your passion the same thing, and don't forget about the money part.

Okay, if you make your work and your passion the same thing so that you're really enjoying your work, you'll have an enjoyable, satisfactory life, and you'll probably be better at your career, that as a result you'll probably advance and so on, so you have a happier life, and you will have a more— probably a more successful life.

But it is true that the careers that you choose will have financial implications, and if you say, I want to be a poet or something along those lines, you better consider the financial implications of that. That doesn't mean that you have to go make a ton of money, because I think that that's— I think a lot of

people fall into that trap, that they think the money is, um, like vast amounts of money is vast amounts of success, and that's not true. In other words, is your work and your passion the same thing? So I think that what brings people happiness is meaningful work and meaningful relationships. Okay, if you have meaningful work, you know,

that you're into and, you know, your passion, it's the same thing, and you have meaningful relationships, whether through that work or beyond, you're going to have probably a great life. Okay, and so you have to keep that in mind, and it doesn't have much correlation past a certain level of money, uh, doesn't have much correlation with, uh,

that well-being, the amount of money you have. And you see studies across societies and you'll see that past that certain basic level, there's no correlation between the amount of money they have and how much happiness they have or well-being. Okay.

Okay, that the highest level of correlation across societies and studies of happiness and well-being is community. Do you have a sense of community? Do you have those around you who are your community? You'll live longer that way, you'll have a more joyous life and it'll be a better outcome. But anyway, so thinking about those things I think

is important. Based on your life cycle in this book, Principles: Your Guided Journey to Create Your Own Principles to Get the Work and Life You Want, do you think you have to play different games in different seasons of your life cycle as it relates to generating wealth? And what I'm talking about here is really like risk profile,

Um, or what I should be optimizing for. Should I be trying to hang around with Ray Dalio, or should I be focusing on the job that pays me the most? First of all, the answer is yes. And the second question you asked, the answer is, uh, that you should be around the, the people who are the best

people to teach you to operate by the mentors and the learnings. And so you should be around the best people. And when I say best people, I mean people of good character and good capabilities. Okay. And so you should be around the best, not the job that pays you the most. And I could explain why that is.

But and yes, in terms of that arc, you will play it differently at different parts of your life cycle. So in the early part of your life cycle, what you're going to do is— I mean, the more learning and experiencing, the most important thing that you can do in the learning in the early part of your life

cycle.

It's like you're going to make your choices. What direction am I going to be in? And so on and so forth. So learn. Okay, that's, that's most important. And then once you're at the end of your life cycle, you're pretty much relieved from all of that. You're not going to be working to earn, okay? You're going to

be free of all of that. You're going to have, um, and you have freedom of choices and so on. And you're going to be thinking about transitioning. How do I transition well-being? Or how do I transition my wealth? Or how do I transition? And so on. You know, that's, that's where you are. Still, learning is a joy,

but At the same time, in terms of trying to accomplish, it's not the same at your late part of your life cycle as it is in your early part of your life cycle. So I want to ask about your early life cycle and what were the most important strategic or wealth-generating decisions you made that you would encourage

everybody to consider if their nature is aligned to yours? Okay, my nature was I hated school. I didn't like the whole thing of remembering this and remembering this and then give it back to me. And there were these, uh, you know, history, like there's William the Conqueror in 1066 and what did he do, you know, like all

of that was what education represented. And when I was, um, 12, a kid, I earned money with odd jobs like I had a paper route and I mowed lawns and I caddied. And I took my caddying money and when I was 12, I got— everybody was talking about the stock market, so I put some money in the

stock market. I didn't know what I was doing, of course, but I picked the stock that was the only stock I ever heard of that was selling for less than $5 a share. And my reasoning was I could buy more shares, so if it went up, I could make more money. Okay, that was a stupid criteria, but

it was a company that was about to go bankrupt, and another company acquired it, and it tripled in price. And I said, I like this game. So I got hooked on the game. I'm still hooked on the game, right? So I like it. Okay, that affected me. So I barely got into C.W. Post College, and then I

went to Harvard Business School, and that opened my eyes to the world in many ways because of who were there and what it was like and all that, you know, the best and the brightest kind of thing. But I always still traded markets. Because I always played the game. And I could tell you stories. You want a

couple of quick stories? Okay. So I'm clerking on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange between graduating from college and in the summer between graduating from college and going to Harvard Business School. And that is 1971, the summer of 1971. And On August 15th, 1971, Richard Nixon

gets on the television and says that,

you know, the promise that, that you were going to be able to take your paper money and go get gold, you can't do that, and we're not— we're going to cut off that off. He didn't say it in exactly those words, but money then was gold. And what we think of as paper money, fiat money, was claims

on the gold. So I walked on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange that summer, and I thought the market was going to go down a lot, and the market went up a lot. And I didn't understand why, because I never went through an evaluation before. And I studied history, and I found that in March of

1933, Roosevelt got on the radio and made the exact same announcement that you're not going to get your gold and they're going to print the money. And when you print a lot of money, you have that. Okay. So I learned that history of things that never happened in my lifetime before were important things to understand. Okay. I

went back then to Harvard Business School for 2 years and And 2 years later, as a result of all the printing of money and the oil shock because of all of that, we had the 1973 oil shock. And now, because of my background, I'm hired to be director of commodities at a Wall Street brokerage firm. Okay. Which

then all sorts of things happened, turbulence and so on and so forth. That firm went broke. I went to another firm and I was rowdy. I wasn't your typical good employee, you know, follow everything. And so I get fired and that was in 1975. And then I— but clients all liked me. Me and for things. And so

they would pay me for advice and I continued to trade the markets. And that's when I formed Bridgewater. Okay. That was 1975. I just passed along Bridgewater 50 years later. Okay. So there's a journey there that has failures and successes. You know, I have a principle. Pain plus reflection equals progress. Okay, your

best learnings come from the pain. It's a message. Pay attention. Learn how reality works and how to deal with it differently so you have principles for dealing with reality better. And I learned that process, and from that process, my company Bridgewater became the largest hedge fund in the world. Extremely successful. Managing how much? $150 billion. 1,500 people,

$150 billion. And that's made you a very wealthy man. It made me a very wealthy man, which, by the way, was not my intention. Okay. I just wanted to play the game and to have meaningful work and meaningful relationships. That was paramount. But it happened to be the game I played. If you're good at the game, you

make a lot of money. And now I'm at a stage in my life where I'm— I want to pass things along. I need to pass things along, right? So hence the books, hence our conversation, and here we are. That's the life arc. But I learned a lot, and so that's the journey.

You spend your whole life learning a lot and getting good at it. And then you die.

It takes so damn long to learn anything. It's the problem with humans. I think B2B marketers keep making this mistake. They're chasing volume instead of quality. And when you try to be seen by more people instead of the right people, all you're doing is making noise. But that noise rarely shifts the needle. And it's often decision makers

go to not only to It's very powerful.

Oh, and meditation, by the way, naturally does that because what you do when you meditate— and maybe a time's come I should explain meditation. Okay, big news is a process by which you sit quietly and you repeat in your mind what is called a mantra, which is a sound that— it's a word that has no Meaning. Let

me say the most classic example. That would be Om. So you quietly, there you go, with your breath you go Om. I like the way it vibrates my head like that, but you need to be taught. But anyway, when you're doing that, because your Om is in your mind or your mantra is in your mind, you're not

able to have other thoughts.

You'll see yourself wavering between doing that and staying on the mantra and then having thoughts, uh, but what— and then you go back to your mantra. When you are, uh, in the mantra, then it disappears, the sound disappears, and you go into your subconscious mind. That's what they call transcending, transcendental meditation, and such. Meditation I do. And

so you go there and you're not in a conscious state and you're not in a subconscious state. You're in a conscious state. So it's subconscious state. It's not unconscious is you're sleeping. Conscious is that you're awake like we are. You're in this. So it's a different state. What's that? Hear the noise? You could hear that noise. How

do you deal with boredom? I feel like every day is the same. But when you're in your subconscious state. It's relaxing, uh, it's helpful, and this process helps to bring your conscious state and your unconscious state into alignment.

It won't go less than $8 if I don't keep getting less viewers. It seems like it's stabilized.

Give it another month, we'll be down to like 30 viewers. But I think going back to my mom's house would definitely bring the viewership back up.

They'll be like, wow, Daniel's doing something.

We need to reset the palette. I'll give you a few weeks of boredom at my mom's house and then come back here.

I might do a YouTube stream. I'm sure that people on YouTube would click if I'm suddenly back at my mum's house and they haven't been following Kick. They'll be like, what the hell happened?

I'll just lie. I'll be like, oh, I ran out of money. Oh, I got kicked out.

I'll be like, yep, I got kicked out, back to my mom's house.

Don't understand why you don't want to stay there.

Well, I would,

but I don't know.

I mean, once you've been away for a long time, it is hard to say why you don't want to go back. But then once you're back for a while and the tensions start brewing Then you feel like, oh, I wish I stayed at my little house.

No, I don't want to go to Thailand.

I like driving. I like my car. I like being able to travel around by myself without public transport.

I like being able to do some delivery work.

I guess it's nice to be able to go back to my mum's house, so I'm not halfway across the world. There's loads of things to do in England, what are you talking about?

What can you do in Thailand you can't do in England?

Unconscious state into a lot. He said unconscious state. Recognize both. Bring your conscious state and your unconscious state into a lot. Meditate yourself into an unconscious state. Nice boat, and it calms you down. It's like the ninja in the ninja movies, you know, they're fighting, but it seems in slow motion. The camera shows them. The last Black

Mirror I watched was the one with Jesse Pinkman. No, wait, what's his real name? Aaron— Aaron Paul. In that way. And so he's in a spaceship.

These things that happen and how you deal with those is really important to the quality of your decision-making. How influential was Transcendental Meditation in your success? Oh, enormously successful, enormously significant, very, very significant. In other words, that way of seeing things. And by the way, there's, you know, there's, I would say there's a Serenity Prayer. Oh, why

is he talking about praying and meditate? I don't care. To accept that which I can't control and give me the power to control that which I can, and the wisdom to tell the difference. Okay, and so to how you approach these things, we're talking about reflection. You asked me reflection. Okay, if you can reflect in that quality

way, then you deal with anything. And I've, I've dealt with, uh, the worst possible thing. I don't get the meditation thing. I've tried it and it just doesn't do anything. I would have rather died. I would have rather lost everything to lose my son. So it's the worst possible thing. And, and then to see what it did,

you know, the damage and the harm it did for the family— terrible. Okay, how did he lose his son? To go through that with meditation, with reflection, and so on, uh, was invaluable. And people have their own challenges, but to be able to do it that way, I, I really urge your audience, I urge you to, uh,

to learn that. That's very helpful. How did the tragedy change your your perspective and your principles in any way on life, on happiness, on success, on all these things that you've written about? Well, it's again, I, you know, I go above it and you reflect on the life arc, and I realize at that higher level that that's

what the life arc is like. If you'll And in all my books, there's this arcing, this arcing here. Here's a bigger version of it. Uh, yeah, there's this arcing. Okay, I don't know if the camera sees that. Okay, whatever it is. And that's what life and evolution is like to me, meaning you make advances,

you will have setbacks. Okay, if you reflect well and you learn how reality works and how you will deal with it, you will get past that and go on. And that's just what it is. That's just the way life is. And if you do that well, then that's your best possible life. Are you religious? Are you a

religious person? I'm not religious.

Oh, did they run out of things to talk— they started off talking about the collapse of America and financial stuff. Now they're talking about religion and meditation.

Was to be entrepreneurial. Okay, you're living out your nature. Boy, what's

wrong with my life?

I drove to Tesco, got some KitKat, and then I cleaned my shower drain, made some improvements.

Maybe I'll get my glue gun and glue that metal cover thing on top of it.

A man always needs tools so he can fix anything.

Do you think my car goes faster if I make a cardboard spoiler?

That'll look cool.

Do you think you get a spoiler for a Peugeot?

It kind of already has a spoiler, it's just very small.

Oh cool, you can get one.

£126.

How do you fit in?

150

motor drone roof spoiler.

Vomit in my mouth.

Hey there, Daniel.

How long do points on my licence last?

Penalty points on a UK driving licence can stay on your record for either 4 or 11 years depending on the offence. This could start from the date you're convicted or from when the offence occurred. Anything specific you'd like to know about?

I got 3 points last November. How long until it disappears?

In the UK, penalty points usually stay on your license for 4 years. If you got your points last November, they'll likely be removed by November 4 years later. So another 3 years? That's right, 3 more years until those points drop off your license. It's always good to drive safe and keep that record clear in the future.

4 years, pretty long.

It can feel that way, but it's a good reminder to keep things smooth on the road. Focus on safe driving.

Is it easy to put a spoiler on the car? How'd you put it on? Do you glue it?

What are these?

Shark fin antenna.

My mum's car has that, but mine doesn't.

You gotta drill a hole. What?

GTI spoiler, um, because I haven't got one.

I didn't even know there were screws there.

Keep them safe because you'll need them later. Spoiler.

And the screws loose.

They might come out like so.

Here you've got your wash jet and your power flow lights.

This is the first part of the spoiler.

You've got your electrical parts.

And you washed it, Unit just put it into them. now. Slide into that hole. Use them

again to line up with the 2 holes to the inside. Just about see there.

Something like that.

This thing snapped off, so I'm gonna have to cut that so it sits flush to the car. So I've basically cut that little tab off, um, so see, in the non-GTR there's no hole for it. As you can see, that fits in. It's a lot more flush to the bodywork. Than it was before.

After putting those 2 screws back, I've secured the top part of the spoiler to the body. To be fair, even though that isn't got any sticky tape glued to it, it's fairly secure. The edges are a bit wobbly. When you've got the, uh, full spoiler on, should help. All right, so you've got your spoiler, the top part.

It's got the brake light in it.

There's a little bit of damage on this one unfortunately, but it's a pretty good price. Now these lugs here and here

There and there. You've got a few other little ones along the way that line up across the bottom there.

Oh, and make sure you connect the electrical part to a plug here, otherwise you won't have working lights. As I'm doing this by myself, I've, uh, put a phone holder here so my phone can sit here so So when I'm inside the car, I can actually see the rear brake light. So when I press it, uh, check

whether it works.

It's got a little bit of flex in it, but it's pretty sturdy. And obviously, if you wanted to, um, use some sort of sealant to fix it if you can. I haven't because it depends if you want to take it off or whatnot. As you can see, it's pretty good, although I've realised it's a slight variant in

colour.

I believe the GTI it came off was a Peugeot Sport, and slightly newer.

That's the one on my fiancée's car. Just out of reference as well, this is the one I fitted on my mine. See, different colour, it's a shark grey, not black like my car is. But people who know, I plan on respraying it anyway. So there you have it, is the old brake light that you could keep, sell,

or whatever, but we're going to keep ours as a spare. Now, if you remember,

we contacted the insurance to let them know that we're putting a spoiler on it, and it actually didn't change the insurance whatsoever. So it's better to be covered than not. So, uh, thanks for watching.

I hate it when they put stupid music at the end of the video.

Bleh.

How to fit a spoiler lip. Fitting wire pull, don't saw. Remove old tape. Polish. Check fitment. Apply 3M Fonder. Stick down and remove 3M tape. How to fit a spoiler lip.

This little thing helps.

Congratulations, you've just been approved to purchase a Ford GT. Yeah, the official Ford GT ordering kit made of the same Same carbon fiber as the car.

All right, so I've had some comments about my spoiler and how it's doing. It's stuck on there with the 3M tape. It was doing really good. Obviously it snowed, a bunch of snow was laying on top of the spoiler, got a bit heavy when I was cleaning it off. I put a lot of weight on it and

stuff like that, so now it isn't stuck on there all that good. So I'm going to be taking it off and re-sticking it down some other time. But as you can see, like under here. This is the main part that sticks down. See, I can lift it up completely. It's literally just the sides there stuck on a

little bit, and here. So I don't want this thing flying off once I'm driving again, something else's car, or me just losing it. So I'm going to take it off, stick it down again some other time. So yeah, there are some of the cool bits that you can do with this Peugeot 208. GT key. So if I

lock the— or unlock the car first, so you will see the lights are flashing and they keep flashing for a while, about

Should I get a spoiler for my car? It will look cool.

Good morning.

The moment

you stop brushing, many toothpastes stop fighting bacteria, and then problems start. But Oral-B is different. Unlike many toothpastes,

Oral-B— bee livery.

Semi-skim milk, pizza, infant milk powder, Pampers, baby wipes.

Only £13.

It's pretty nearby though.

No thanks. Probably some single mum with a cat,

because if she's got a man, why isn't the man going out and getting the Pampers and the milk and the pizza and the cat food? She can't go out because she's got to look after the baby. Single mama.

Cümleler selamun aleyküm. Arkadaşlar bu şüpheler oturmuyor diyorsunuz ama bu şüpheler oturmama imkan yok. Bu şekilde ağzına gündüz silikon siliyorsunuz. Ondan sonra aracın solunu ortalıyorsunuz. Ondan sonra indiriyorsunuz ağzınızı. Necip Globey anı. Bu şekilde. Ondan sonra siz bu şekilde durup burası açık kaldığını söylüyorsunuz. Üst kısmının açık kaldığını söylüyorsunuz.

Bu kısım bagajı açtıktan sonra... Al evet abi.

İçeriden mantığına yarar mısın abi? Gel abi. Para para gel gel. Bir salata iki al. Hiç kısımdan.

Let's go! Why you dog?

Maybe

I can take it to a garage to do it for me.

Imagine how cool my Peugeot would be if I had a fat spoiler.

Look how cool this looks.

That looks so cool.

Gonna overtake all those grannies doing 30 on the 60 road.

All the girls gonna be swooning when I pull into Tesco with my

spoiler. Granny's gonna be getting wet,

gonna be swooning.

I don't really know. I think

either you drill in new holes or it fits the previous existing hole and you just take off the— I don't know actually. Or you can get like a small one that goes on top of the one you have already and you glue it on. Super glue.

Hey again, Daniel.

If I get a spoiler for my Peugeot e-208, would it make it faster?

Adding a spoiler to your Peugeot e-208 might give it a sportier look, but it won't significantly boost its speed. Spoilers are primarily for improving aerodynamics at high speeds and can enhance stability, mainly for racing or performance cars. What about doing 80 on the motorway? If you're doing 80 on the motorway, a spoiler can help with aerodynamics and

stability. Would I notice it when I'm driving? At motorway speeds, you might notice a slight improvement in stability, uh, especially in windy conditions or when changing lanes. However, the change won't be dramatic. Um, it's more about the look than a major performance boost. But would it make my perform— would it make my efficiency be better for my

electricity bill? The spoiler isn't likely to improve your Peugeot e-208's efficiency or reduce your electricity bill. It's more for aesthetics and high-speed stability, not for enhancing energy efficiency. So it's not going to make it more streamlined? That's right. A spoiler on your Peugeot e-208 won't make it significantly more streamlined for efficiency. It's more about aesthetics and

high-speed stability, not about reducing drag for better energy efficiency. Okay, how do I fit it? Do I use glue?

Fitting a spoiler usually involves bolts and brackets rather than glue. It's best to follow the manufacturer's instructions. Or have it perfected. Okay,

but it looks cool. I want it now.

I want to pimp up my car.

Should I take my car to the petrol station and pretend I'm trying to fuel it up,

but excuse me, uh, where do I put the petrol in? That would be funny.

Damn, single mother really wants her Pampers. Is it her who keeps boosting the price, or is it B Livery?

£15? Where'd you even get the stuff though? Tesco's is shut.

Semi-skimmed milk, 2 Goodfellas stone-baked thin pizza, infant milk powder, Pampers, 52 baby wipes. And she bought fresh and fine jelly poultry.

She's definitely a single mum

unless she's got a boyfriend or husband who doesn't drive.

Daniel to the rescue.

Willy's Garage Body Shop.

They do vinyl graphics, custom rims, body kits, tinting, and wheel dipping.

Fit spoiler to car.

How to fit a spoiler. Adhesive promoter. Apply bonding. Lots of bonding.

Bondage. Peel off 3M, line up and stick down. They just use sticky tape. Use tape to secure for 24 hours. What? Finish. Enjoy incredible downforce. How to fit AMK Golf spoiler. That just comes flying off. Use adhesive promoter. Apply bonding, lots of bondage. If you don't want your spoiler flopping around like this, here's how to

install one properly. First, clean your trunk with a 50/50 isopropyl alcohol mix. Lock up your spoiler, measure horizontal distance, and make sure

What is the point? I just,

I just discovered today is the day I'm Finally fit in a spoiler to my Golf GTI. So the first step is to get some double-sided 3M automotive tape on the contact points. They just put tape on it. I really want to make sure it doesn't come off. You're joking. Double-sided 3M tape. Go back to the car, just

gonna give it a quick wipe with a microfiber cloth. Last step before we actually fit the spoiler on is just to wipe it down with the alcohol cloth. If you're not yet following me, do make sure to drop me a follow. I do a bunch of mods on my GTI. All right, so I've now actually put it

on. Let's have a look at the GTI's new look. With the diffuser and the spoiler, the car is looking completely changed. Like, look at that. Wow, that's the car with no spoiler for comparison. And look at this one. I think it looks absolutely amazing. The Mark 8 GTI has a slaphead. But don't worry, Zero Design have just

dropped a brand new spoiler to fix it. Step 1, clean the factory spoiler up, give it a little wipe down. Now you just want to prep the Zero spoiler with the 3M tape shown. It's easy to do, so you ain't got to make a meal out of it. Now you want to peel the edges back, get the

Zero spoiler lined up like so. Once you've lined her up, peel the 3M tape back and secure the spoiler down. At this point, you're probably thinking the quality of that spoiler don't look very good, but it's got a protective layer. It's just putting it on with tape.

Volkswagen's ugly.

I hate Volkswagen. Fucking stop showing me that fucking toenail, it's disgusting. Keep showing me this ad of this woman with these yellow crusty toenails being peeled off. Oh,

why does it keep showing me that?

Now I've been wandering around a few car meets recently, and one of the things I've noticed is an increase in the number of big wings on the back of small front-wheel drive cars. Now if you look at this car, it's four-wheel drive, it's got a nice big wing on the back, it looks great, and it actually serves

a purpose because it's putting downforce on the back of the car. When you put a nice big wing on, for the sake of argument, a Fiesta, it's putting downforce on the back of a front-wheel drive car. I'll leave you to work that one out. But what you've got to remember when you've got your big wing is this

one from the factory tree. It's got no sharp edges on it, and if I walked into it, I'm not going to come to any harm. If you put a nice big tea tray on the back of your Clio or Fiesta and somebody walks into it, can they poke their eye out on your big wing? That's what you've

got to remember. Can it hurt anyone? So if you're going to do it, just make sure it's not going to hurt anyone. Well, it's their fault if they walk into it.

Now installing a trunk lip is one of the easiest things you can do to your car. First thing you want to do, take some 70% isopropyl alcohol and you want to third—

This is the world's

first single mama not getting her Pampers. It's gone up to £16 now.

I've actually— maybe I've got the Sheba in my cupboard.

I don't even know where you go to get it. Oh, it's gone up to £18 now.

How do you run out of infant powder milk and Pampers? Surely you would buy more. Before you run out.

Bad mother.

Not very good mothering, is it?

Maybe buy the new stuff before you run out of the old stuff.

Poor baby's gonna poop in his pants now.

Their defense, they're walking down an alley, somebody tries to— yeah.

How to fit is makes you feel.

Oh God, they're drilling a hole into the car.

That looks so wrong.

How to fit

Hey guys, welcome back to Random Mods, and today we're putting on an Ottinger spoiler. Let's get to it.

Okay, so let's unbox the spoiler. So I've got a pair of scissors here.

Looks like there's possibly a little bit of damage here,

but yeah, we'll see, see what the damage is.

Good boy, good boy. A little bit of damage on that corner that we saw. It's not too bad, fill up with some of the epoxy.

So there we have it.

Yeah, so these are made plastic. So as you can see, it's not entirely straight, so we're gonna have to obviously tape it down a bit. First, you're gonna need some cleaning products. We've got Up and Down, um, some painter's tape to hold the support in place while it's drying, uh, some M3 tape, uh, some double-sided tape, and

then some Sikaflex seal.

Okay, so now get some 3M tape, align those, um, edges up with these, the 3M tape, and then put some of the chalky, this Upstick and Seal, and we'll chuck it on the back.

So this is what we ended up doing with the tape. Tape in these corners, all the indentation sections.

Very neat. So now we're going to take the Stick and Seal, put it in these little areas. Be nothing.

Generous because you obviously want to stick lastly.

This is what I've done. That little section, this little section, and this little section. Yeah, it's nice and thick as you can see, and it will obviously get squashed on the car. So let's install it.

Basically what I did is I put this masking tape— he glued it onto his car— over the contact points to give it a good firm push down. Zoom in a little bit.

Can't really see much there, but it's lined up really nice and neat over here as well. Very neat job.

Ah, gap down there, but it's lined up really neat. Just looks really good. So what we'll do now is we've got to wait 24 hours for the, um, sealer, sticker seal, to cure. So after 24 hours, we'll take off the tape and then we'll have a good look.

Okay, so it's been 24 hours, so we can finally take off the tape. It has rained here. I had to drive home yesterday evening. Um, so we'll take off the tape and we'll see how it looks like. It's looking great. Look at that, feels good.

Yeah, I

can't be bothered. Too much work. You gotta get glue and then you gotta glue it.

Oh wow, the Tesco is open. I forgot it closes at 10.

Imagine going to Tesco now. Tesco's open late.

For £15, £17,

maybe the single mum's hot.

I've also not driven in the dark since January.

No thanks.

26 minutes drive away.

Well, why can't the father go and buy the stuff? Can he not drive? Imagine not being able to drive.

Ah, itchy. Oh, my knees itchy.

Oh, I don't know why it smells like vomit.

Is it my imagination?

When I put my nose to it, it doesn't smell like vomit anymore. It just smells like fabric.

I don't get it.

Where's that smell coming from?

I need to pee.

Maybe

I'll get into car modification, become a boy racer.

No, I'm not going. I can't be bothered.

It's not fun driving at night. You can't see anything.

Everything's just black, and apart from the small bit of road that's in front of you.

I hate driving at

night.

嗯。

Wow, my car has 136 horsepower. Is that good?

Because I'm looking at Honda Civics, they're like 15K and they've only got 116 horsepower.

I guess it depends on the

engine. 118 horsepower, but it's got way higher top speed, 130 miles.

Yeah, but that's illegal.

What's the point of it being able to do 130 miles per hour?

0 to 60 in 9 seconds.

Mine does it in 8 seconds.

140 horsepower Honda Civic,

1.8-liter i-VTEC engine.

It's still rubbish compared to mine.

0 to 60 in 11 seconds, but it's got 127 horsepower. How come it's got more horsepower? No way, it's got slightly less than mine, but that's 0 to 60 in 12 seconds.

That's slow as fuck, boy.

What about Subaru?

Oh, they got a Subaru Impreza for £6,000 nearby.

Oh, it looks pretty cool.

260 horsepower, 0 to 60 in 5 seconds. Holy shit.

Damn, the MPG sucks.

27. Who'd use so much petrol? £6,000. 2007 Subaru Impreza.

115,000 miles.

Yeah, that's kind of ugly.

Why do Subarus have that vent on the bonnet?

What if water gets in that vent?

300 horsepower. 0 to 60 in 5 seconds, top speed 158.

Subaru WRX STI.

Yeah, what happens if water gets in that front vent bonnet thing?

0 to 60 in 5 seconds, that's 3 seconds faster than mine.

27 MPG.

Well, they make these Subarus powerful, don't they?

469,000. What?

Subaru Prodrive P25. It's got a roll cage. How is it half a million pounds?

That's ridiculous.

Only 25 will be built.

Yeah,

what

was that? Why? What happened to Ice recently?

I'm surprised he doesn't go live and just rant like crazy. He does it on his Discord, doesn't he?

He does it on other people's streams. He doesn't do it on his own stream for some reason.

Guess money doesn't make you happy.

What did he say about the Kirk thing?

Because Ice is pretty white ring— right wing, isn't he?

I don't know, I feel like sometimes

even if you technically are right about something, you shouldn't say it

just because it's going to piss a lot of people off.

It's not worth being right, is it?

It's the thing, as long as you're technically right, that means you can say anything you want. Yeah, until some crazy loony shoots you in the neck.

Not worth it, is it?

I mean, you don't have to convince anyone of anything. Let the loonies think what they want to think. You don't need to prove anyone's wrong or right, do you? Who cares? I mean, like, you saying it isn't gonna make more people agree with you. They already have their own opinions.

I'm keeping my opinions to myself from now on.

0 to 60 in 10 seconds.

Rubbish.

What are they writing now? Is it the Tommy Robinson thing? Is it on YouTube?

Customers most loved.

Why is this footage

in daylight when it's nighttime? But it says live.

What

is it, daytime in London?

Why are all the live streams showing daytime footage when it's nighttime now?

They're gonna lock that guy up soon, aren't they? That Tommy guy.

I don't see how they won't.

I haven't seen any live streams of it.

Damn, these cheap cars are slow as fuck. Like these £2,000, £3,000 cars,

they do 0 to 60 in 13 seconds. That's nearly double of mine, 99 British horsepower.

See, that's why my car is actually way— I mean, it better be way better for the price. It's a £13,000 car.

Look at these cheap bangers. £2,000 Ford Focus,

0 to 60 in 14 seconds. It's only got 99 horsepower. It's rubbish.

I'm probably spoiled now because my first car is like a £13,000 car that does 0 to 60 in under 8 seconds.

It's £10,000 Ford Focus,

2-liter TDCi ST3 Euro 6. What does that even mean?

8 seconds.

182 horsepower. Yes, I mean, £10,000 car is going to be on par with mine.

Look, £3,000 Ford Fiesta.

10 seconds.

Pretty good.

It's funny how instead of— it's like instead of being at war or fighting against China or Russia, who are supposed to be the evil communist bad guys. We're just fighting against each other now.

It's like civil war in all the Western democracies.

Russia and China must be laughing. They don't have these problems, do they? You don't see this kind of civil unrest in their countries.

People

are so divided now.

Either you love Trump or you hate his guts.

12 seconds.

I don't know, if someone gave me £13,000 for my car,

would I buy another? I mean, I could get a Tesla for that money. I can't believe I spent that much money on a car. And I could have gotten a Tesla.

£17,000 red Tesla Model 3.

Looks nice. Teslas in red look pretty nice.

330-mile range. Oh, it's a long range as well.

0 to 60 in 3 seconds. Oh, I could have had this

since Tavistock.

I could have had a Tesla. Why the fuck did I spend £15,000 on my stupid Peugeot?

I haven't even— I mean, I've only spent £5K, but I owe my mum £10K. I could have bought a Tesla.

Yeah, well, I didn't want a Tesla because the insurance was crazy. That was the other thing, the insurance was very expensive.

This one's £13,000. Tesla Model 3 Standard Range.

60,000 miles.

0 to 60 in 5 seconds.

I don't like how long they are. They're very long car, aren't they?

I think it's too much car for me.

Yeah, I also don't like how he kind of attracts a bit of hate.

They really stick out.

A lot of haters out there.

I just think the electric cars are really cool.

My mum hates electric cars and she hates automatics.

She bought a new car and she bought a manual. Cost her £17,000.

She bought the same car as mine but the 2024 model but manual petrol.

Yeah, I mean, it is a pain in the backside having to spend 30 minutes charging at a supercharger or charging it overnight. I can't imagine my mum doing that.

I feel like she would find a way to make it sound like it's too hard or too complicated

compared to just going to a petrol station, filling up for like a minute, 30 seconds, and then do some shopping.

But I don't understand why she likes manual.

She keeps saying automatic is too hard. She said it to my uncle. My uncle was like, what? How is it too hard? There's less things you have to do.

She makes no sense.

Yeah, my car does 0 to 60 in 8 seconds, 134 horsepower.

Pretty good.

I really doubt my mum knows how to engine brake. I don't even know what engine braking is.

Automatic's so nice. You just press the pedal and it goes. You don't have to fiddle around with biting points.

The annoying thing about changing gear is you got to let go of the accelerator every time you do it.

It just feels like you want to go faster, but then you got to let go of the thing that makes you go faster to go faster. I don't like that.

嗯。

No, I didn't like changing gears.

I just felt like it was really annoying.

And then when I first drove my car home from the dealership, I felt like it's cheating. This is like cheating. Easy mode.

Why does easy mean bad? I don't think things being more complex or complicated means it's better.

Yeah, my mom drove an automatic like 30 years ago, so she thinks they're all like that. She said it was really slow and had no power.

Yeah, like 40 years ago, maybe they sucked.

I said, do you want to swap cars with me? She said no,

even though I'd be better off with her car since I do longer distance driving and she probably barely drives anywhere apart from— I don't even know where she drives these days. Probably to Dave Gibson's house.

But yeah, I think it would give her a lot of anxiety seeing the battery drop like that. And then can you imagine my mum researching and looking up where the public chargers are? I just cannot imagine my mum sitting there on Google Maps plotting out where the Superchargers are. No way.

Could not imagine it.

Or can you imagine her downloading the Tesla app and using that to plug into the car?

Yeah, boomers just should stick to petrol, I guess.

I still remember the first day I got the car very fondly. Only thing that ruined it is my uncle came over and told me off. He ruined my happy car date.

Oh, took Dave Dave Gibson went, let's take it for a spin. So he, my mum, and I, I took them to the M20 service station.

We got McDonald's and I tested out charging it. My mum did some gambling, she won like £20, she was pretty happy.

And then on the way home, as I turned into the little road that goes to my house another car was coming the other way and I freaked out and I drove the car into a bush. I scratched up my wind mirror. I can't believe I did that. I don't know why I overreacted so much. It just startled

me and my reaction was to just steer into the bush thinking that there was enough room for him to squeeze, but obviously I've got to reverse. There's not enough room on that road.

And then I felt so sad about a tiny little scratch on my wind mirror, I covered it up in tape. Now the whole car is covered in scratches.

Hmm, I've got so many vapes now.

I don't know which one's

my favorite.

Yeah, this one's different as well. This one's kind of rubbish though. It doesn't spin very well

and there's no flashing lights. This one's boring.

I'm not addicted, it's just some idiot keeps buying me them thinking I'm going to get hooked.

This one's cool cuz it lights up and it's got like a

Elf butt. I kind of like this one.

This one's pretty nice, like a revolver.

I wish it had some lights on it though.

My favorite flavor. Mango is pretty nice. This one comes out hot, it's weird.

Yeah, mango is pretty nice.

Fresh mint.

Fresh mint's pretty nice too.

Another bee livery.

Coca-Cola and chesty cough non-drowsy, paying £17.

And the single mum still wants her stuff. She's still waiting. She hasn't cancelled it and no one's taken it.

The US bans weird stuff. Like, they banned CFD trading, didn't they? But they have futures and options,

as if they're any different.

They're still both very risky.

Why ban CFDs but options are okay?

Yeah, I think the UK banned options.

Options look so stupidly overly complicated. Like, you can buy an option, but you can also— no, you buy and sell calls, but you can also buy and sell puts. I don't get it. And then you got like theta decay.

Which basically means the longer you hold it,

the more like interest you pay on it. I don't know.

I like CFDs. Simple. You either go long or you go short and you pay overnight interest.

Grape. What's that like?

I don't like that one. Berry lemonade.

These ones are not good. I don't like that one.

Why is this so chunky?

Why does it glow up like that as well?

Oh, eco mode.

What if I hold it?

Nothing.

I think the amount of bacon and pot noodle I eat is probably worse for me than vaping.

Don't they say 2 rashers of bacon is as bad as a pack of cigarettes?

Lung cancer or bowel cancer, which one?

Well, some people live to like 80. Even if they smoke. My dad never smoked anything or drank or ate bacon, and he died at 64.

Yeah, I'm going back to my mum's house sometime next week.

Will be nice to have a break from this place. I created a lot of bad memories here. Be nice to get away from it for a bit.

Kind of looking forward to it, actually.

Glad me and my mom patched

up. The hell is that? Another bee livery.

They're all nearby as well. Oh, the single mother, someone took it. That's nice,

baby's getting fed tonight.

The lodger person better not be parking in my parking spot. I need to charge my car. Leach my mum's electricity. Do you think my mum's still on the EV tariff? I didn't change it back. My mum's been on the EV tariff the whole time. Do you think she changed it back?

I can't get the EV tariff here because I can't get a smart meter,

which really sucks.

This is my house. This is my country. This is my planet. Yeah, well, this is my galaxy.

This is my universe.

This is my multiverse.

I could go pick up my computer. Got GTX 1060

and a Core i5.

I tried getting it working last time. I couldn't get it working. Something happened, I forgot now.

I built that computer back in probably mid, mid-2010s.

Cost me £300 for that graphics card. It was the most expensive and the biggest graphics card I ever bought. It was massive, triple fan. I bought the double fan, it's really noisy, so I sent it back for the triple fan. It was so quiet, it could barely fit in the mini ITX case I had.

I wouldn't mind building a PC again. It's just too expensive and I don't have a need for it.

Maybe I'd enjoy gaming if it was actually smooth and nice graphics. I feel like I just don't enjoy gaming because it doesn't run well on my laptop.

Oh, Spasmen.

Suddenly not banning people. Yeah,

well, I had a break from the annoying people and then I got bored. I feel mentally recharged.

I'm so sorry, everyone. Come back, please.

It was not $5 an hour, it's more like $8. 8 or 9. Where's my $16 an hour? I need to start promoting it on YouTube again.

Well, my sister sent me a picture of the baby, a picture of my mum holding the baby, and then I got emotional. And I thought, this is stupid.

I felt like I'm missing out on an important experience.

Like, that baby in 10 or 15 years and in 20 years is gonna be a whole person.

It's going to be strange,

uh, watching it grow up.

I don't want to be estranged from my family.

Just let bygones be bygones.

There's no way I'd film the baby or take a picture or anything. Stupid freaks on the subreddit would just be like, uh, the baby's so ugly. Uh, why does the baby look weird? And then, how do you think my sister would feel? No way I'd show it— I mean him. It's hard to stop saying it.

I think a lesson I've learned is that

I think I have a responsibility to protect people, and the way I can do that is by not showing them or talking about them,

because I've got a pack of mentally ill freaks obsessed with me with disgusting minds.

Unfortunately, I have to shield people from them. I thought as long as I don't shit talk people, that's fine,

but it's also my responsibility to shield them from these losers on the subreddit. Talking them. And the only way I could do that is by not filming and showing myself.

Because even if I didn't say anything, or it wasn't me who did it, I end up suffering consequences.

It's called growing up. One day they'll grow up too, I hope.

It's just a very sad group of people.

Advice I'd give 21-year-old me is—

don't know,

really.

I didn't really do anything wrong when I was 21. Say my late 20s were the problems started. Problems started in my late 20s.

I'd only have to pay £5K in taxes if I made £40,000 in the tax year. I'd happily pay £5K taxes if I can make that, but I won't because I need 100+ viewers.

Would happily pay 5K if it means I make 45K.

I didn't evade taxes last year. What do you mean?

I've already submitted my earnings. I owe £700 taxes.

I pay that in January.

What refund scam?

I haven't claimed anything as a business expense if I refunded it.

Besides, I didn't— the year before last year, I didn't even make a enough money. I've made like £13,000, plus I was in Thailand for most of it. I was barely in the UK.

I'll know how much I need to pay at the end of the tax year next April.

So far I've made £18,000. Since this April.

Yeah, savings haven't gone up because

I spent a lot recently. Spent £60 today, bought a bunch of stuff on Amazon,

and it was rent week. A week ago, and I didn't make much money this week because I went on a date and I skipped 3 and a half days of streaming,

and, uh, my CFD account has not done very well.

My CFD account is down £500.

嗯。

KFC's okay.

I like Burger King more.

I'm up £150 in my stocks and shares ISA. Gold's

ripping.

Come on.

Savings probably not gonna go up, uh, next week either, so I'll probably make about £700. I've got to pay off the overdraft and the credit cards, leaves me with £100 left.

Then the final week of the month I might get to 7K.

So much for the 8K.

Maybe Beelivery is more active back at home. Beelivery is not very active here because it's very rural. Might have more Beelivery in Kent, and I could do Uber Eats as well. I might be able to make more money when I'm back home, get more viewers, and I could do Uber Eats.

Can make £160 a day again. In pounds.

I'm not moving back home.

But I do want to do some Uber Eats and stay at home for a bit.

Go camp outside the McDonald's.

It would start feeling kind of pointless having this place

if I make more money at home.

It would make me start thinking, why am I living here?

Everything just got turned upside down.

Hmm,

what to do tomorrow?

Well, I'll see how much money I can make when I'm back home.

I could stop by Stonehenge as well. Stonehenge is on the way.

I don't know, there's like a weird bus thing at the car park. I think you're supposed to park and then take the bus to Stonehenge.

I don't know if I can be bothered. I just want to focus on getting home.

I'll drive past it. I can— well, you can't really see it very well from the road. It's just a bunch of rocks, isn't it?

I can't leave Chihiro when they're alone without— she didn't even ask me if I wanted to come.

What did she do in Bath all alone? Do you think she went out to bars and had a good time?

Bad guy.

Maybe she had a one-night stand.

Oh, I don't know, I might try Uber Eats tomorrow.

I just don't know where— Tiverton's really far, it's like an hour drive. What about Oakhampton?

嗯嗯嗯。

It says it's raining all day tomorrow.

I forgot about my pizza.

Uh, stuck.

Oh, I'm dry.

My

lunch, lunch for tomorrow.

20 minutes to go.

Deleted my Instagram so no more psycho girls can message me.

I don't want any more psycho viewer girls messaging me, wasting my time. Done with it.

Not meeting viewers anymore.

But yeah, it's a bit sad. I had 7,000 followers on it— no, 6,200 or something.

A bit sad though, because Taiwanese girl probably wonders what happened to my Instagram, and I don't know her other contacts,

and I'm like her only friend in the UK, and she hates her husband.

She said she's gonna divorce him.

Yeah, well, I don't really want to get involved with a single mother.

Says a severe wind warning has been issued. Maybe I don't want to go out tomorrow. My.

I

think my car weighs 1,500 kg.

Is it heavy? That's why the, the tires wear out so quick.

Yeah,

those batteries are heavy.

The newer version of my car has a,

has a bigger battery, so the 0 to 60 speed is actually slower slightly because the car's heavier because it has a bigger range.

Yep, still online for 13 more minutes and then bedtime.

Today's been Slow.

Yeah,

I am gonna visit my mum

and the baby and pushcare and my sister.

Borderlands 4 was really boring. Didn't like it.

The pushkin.

His eyes.

I'm

gonna look at him, this showdown with the black cat.

The black cat's eyes glowing.

That was— look at the black cat outside.

Look at his eyes,

just staring at each other.

Do you remember the pressure washer?

That was funny.

I just chucked the bucket of water on it.

That was my dad's car. Lotus Esprit.

He loved that car.

Do you remember when Pushkin jumped in my car?

Okay.

Do you remember when I drove into the bus lane? That's me. There's a big sign, buses only. How did I not see that?

But don't tell me what to do.

Buses only. How did I not see? They got me on the camera.

I can't believe I didn't see that.

Oh, this is when he whacked my hand.

His face.

Ow! He whacked me!

Ow!

Look at his face!

His face looks so funny.

Look at his face. Stop filming me.

I can't believe he did that.

Ow! He whacked me!

And then he does this weird thing.

Push again. Here he is in the mirror.

Why does he do that? What are you doing? Pushing.

You remember he used to like sleeping like this, his legs out.

He is a funny cat.

Hmm, miss my home.

And also, look, he's knocking my BBs. Also, 4K 120 FPS slow motion straight out of the cameras now, and that's, that's pretty sick. I'm sure the file sizes will be nuts from the ProRes version of this, but it gives you really functional files that you can do a lot with. It also totally proves to you that you

can handle processing enough to shoot 8K 30. You're just choosing that. Now there was a whole lot of talk, whole long section of the keynote.

Look, I went to pick my sister up at the station.

Must have been weird for her, me driving.

Last

year was fun,

but I think I'm gonna go to bed.

Yeah, I had an eventful year, didn't I, last year? Japan, Thailand, UK, wedding, buying a car, Amazon delivery work. Last year was nuts.

This year had a bit of a boring mid-part, didn't it?

Made money though.

Did IRL streaming, did some bee deliveries, went on some dates,

did a lot of driving, traveling.

Who knows what next year has.

Install. As boring as the day-to-day stuff is, each year is pretty eventful, isn't it?

What does the end of this year have in

store? Christmas? What

else?

Guess we're going to find out.

Just gotta bear with the boring daily stuff.

Well, see you tomorrow. Bye-bye.