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There's some old tracks. They're around here somewhere.

I'm gonna take me a little walk down this road see what's down here

Never been down here before so let's take a look there's no tire tracks

coming in here I'm not sure how wide this little road

stay so we'll take a walk instead of driving.

Maybe we'll find a clearing or

something down here where moose might come out maybe we'lll find some

chickens in here

Have us some diner.

Okay I just found some more tracks here not mouse though.

Rabbit, don't know if you can see that here big back feet.

Don't know if you can see that or not. Bear tracks in the snow.

I think the bears are probably confused with our early early winter

there's still out as far as I know they, unless they just begun to hybernate.

I haven't seen it just saw some tracks.

Can you see, there's a bird there.

Will she be dinner?

I spent about an hour down that road.

Saw some moose tracks, bear

rabbit-bird all you know some old nothing real new for especially the

moose or nothing I think so no clearing in there that I would be be looking for so.

But we have dinner, we have dinner

That's one bird well I'll have dinner tonight

one bird maybe two if I see another one on the way out but that's all that's all

I'm gonna take be more than enough for dinner tonight anyways

Alright I'm at another area where I've seen moose before

we're gonna go check this place down here and see.

This is the kind area you want to want to see them in. A place that was clear-cut

years ago and have a few years of growth back in them last time I was here

hunting moose and saw some was about three years ago

We got a little bit more growth.

Maybe they'll be back.

I'm not seeing a single track out here this year

Usually on the main road I'm walking on here.

You see a bunch of tracks.

There's another area not too far from here.

I just parked at the fork in the road there.

I'm gonna go the other way.

They go down there too, at least they used to.

It's hard walking through here today.

We had a bunch of snow, snowed for like four days off and on steady

off and on for four days and yesterday we had plus 13 degree weather

Everything started melting and today it's just above freezing about two

degrees Celsius and Oh ground is nuts it's not frozen real wet, real muddy, easy

to slip into fall here

okay we're coming up on the clearing now

Don't see anything so far. I see them before standing in the back corner

Not really the best time of day for moose hunting anyways, but still I haven't seen any

tracks down here either. Could be since the snow melted they just haven't come back

here could have had some tracks in the snow that I'm not seeing now because

pretty much melted right now.

Well this scouting mission has turned up empty

That first place saw some old tracks in the snow nothing fresh except for birds

and rabbits

Even the bear track was old

Not a single track

Maybe this is not a good spot anymore. Like I said, last time I had a tag it was

three years ago I was here saw moose just didn't see the right moose.

It's starting to get a little darker

Think I still have a couple of hours anyways until sunset today.

I'll start heading out cuz they rode in here it's hard to drive it's all slushy right now

it was slow cuz it wants to keep taking you into the ditch even in four-wheel drive.

So take a little while to get out of here again anyway that's it for today

I hope you liked the video today although there wasn't much action.

Please subscribe hit the notification bell like, share and comment. The more comments the

better sure helps out the channel alright everybody have a good day

take care

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Have We Found Our New Favourite Trimmer? - Duration: 7:31.

All right so, I'll get it reviewed once I actually get into the damn box. I mean, I

could have done one of those flash, like that, and then had it all open and

everything, and you would have been like 'how does he do it?' but you know what? I'm

keeping it real for you people... real slow.

All right bevel it's just coming across to the UK ,it's not going to space! It doesn't

need to be airtight. Just give me them all ready. Ah, there we go.

Hey everyone, Joseph from Rum Barber, here and today we are going to talk about,

yet again, the Bevel trimmers. Probably, if not the most talked about set of

equipment we've had on here, then at least top five most talked about set of

equipment we've had on here. Now we've already done a review of these before,

we even had a video explaining why the review took so long, because somebody

broke the blade. And as a set of trimmers go, we do really like them. Now, when we had

our issue with the broken blade initially, Bevel in all fairness to them,

have sent us a replacement blade. So, I cannot fault Bevel at all, but it's still

the blade I don't like. So, I mean it works I love the fact that it's working

again, but I still don't like the blade itself, it's still far too aggressive. Now

a lot of people agree with me on this, but for as many people that agree with

me, I have a lot of people telling me "Hey you really need to try the new bevel T

blade" So, no I haven't tried the Bevel T Blade because as we are in the UK, getting a

hold of Bevel stuff is not the easiest, but, we went ahead and got one anyway. So,

we've got ourselves a T Blade now, here's the review.

So, I've had a few weeks now to use this new T Blade for the Bevel trimmers and

I can finally, hopefully do the last ever review, that I'll need to do of them. So, if you'd

seen the previous two reviews that we did at these Bevel trimmers you know

that we pretty much loved everything about them, like the 4 Hour cordless

runtime, like the thumb adjustment that you do there, to zero gap. The little lever

that's in there, really like that. I like the fact that they stay cool even during

prolonged use. You get a lot of stuff that says it stays cool with prolonged use but

this actually does back it up. And this 360 non-slip grip bit was really cool

as well. And we loved everything about it except the original square blade that

comes on, and we hadn't tried the T Blade for one very good reason, it's not

readily available here. You can get Bevels for sure, you can buy bevels on

Amazon, in this country but this T Blade is not readily available yet. Now,

thankfully we know somebody that was able to get it shipped over for us and

we're very, very grateful for it, because this T Blade has changed everything

about it. This T blade is easy to adjust, you get that balance right, just

perfectly. You don't have the little square edges that make it awkward to go

around the ears. With this T Blade it's a lot easier to get in around the ears the

lines are so clean on it, it gets so close to the wood as well. If you

were going be pernickety you can say that the T Blade is

slightly larger than other ones that we've used. So, maybe people are going to

find that a bit awkward. You're maybe going to be trying to clean up that little

bit of the recession area, you might have to make sure you don't go in and give

someone an accidental eyebrow line sort of thing, but, overall that T Blade has

just made a world of difference to these. I have more or less not stop using them

all week, and I really, really like them now. And it's not just me, everybody else in

the shop here has enjoyed using them an awful lot. They've been kind of dancing

around between everybody's chairs, but I just want to reiterate again, when you're

doing anything around about the eyes, because the T Blade is quite wide, you

do have to be careful you could accidentally put a line in somewhere you

don't want to. So, with two previous reviews for these

Clippers already I can't possibly do another thorough in-depth review, but

what I will say is is, that if you can get that T Blade for them... go for a man.

It's completely changed how they work entirely. I struggled to see me using

anything else anytime soon. So, that's it, final word on the Bevel trimmers, no more

reviews of the Bevel trimmers, you have my word, okay. Thanks very much for

watching everyone. Please like and share the channel, and we'll see you next time.

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Man Utd transfer news: Jose Mourinho will have TWO demands for Ed Woodward in January - Duration: 3:16.

 Manchester United boss Mourinho is eager for Woodward to deliver in the transfer market after a horrendous summer of little activity

 The Red Devils went into the holidays aiming to conclude five signings but, ultimately, ended up with just three

 Fred signed for Manchester United from Shakhtar Donetsk, while Diogo Dalot and Lee Grant also touched down

 Players such as Harry Maguire, Toby Alderweireld, Mario Manduzkic and Marko Arnautovic, though, all remained at their current clubs

 With United appearing more solid than they did a month ago, Mourinho appears to have bought him more time

 And the Manchester Evening News say the 55-year-old is seeking the arrival of a defender and attacker when the transfer window reopens in January

 Their problems at the back have been well-documented amid their difficult start. Victor Lindelof and Chris Smalling appear to be Mourinho's chosen centre-back pairing for the time being

 But the jury remains out on Eric Bailly, Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo. The MEN say that, as well as a defender, Mourinho would love another striker

 Back in January, it is said the United boss was weighing up a move for a 'predatory' centre-forward following Woodward's decision to scrap a move for Malcom

 The Brazilian prodigy eventually swapped Bordeaux for Barcelona in the summer. And United's failure to sign him appears to have left Mourinho demanding another forward to jostle with Romelu Lukaku for a starting berth

 Mourinho, meanwhile, admitted United needed bolstering following their 2-1 win over Everton yesterday

 He said: "We are not as solid as I would like. "We are not as rock solid as I would like, we don't have the killer instinct I would like

 "Some teams with three chances score three goals and some teams without the ball can resist and keep clean sheets all the time

 "For us in this moment is almost impossible to keep a clean sheet even with the phenomenal goalkeeper we have and to score goals is really difficult for us

 "You can see in this moment, in the last nine matches - if I'm not wrong - between Rashford and Lukaku we score one goal, if I'm not wrong

"

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Never have I Ever - Duration: 4:49.

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When You Have Too Much Emotions For Beggings Childs - Sadhguru @ SCW - Duration: 7:11.

Yes sir before that I love you so much

oh he just broke my heart said guru my first question is I am NOT able to pull

out myself from the grief like you know whenever I see a child begging on the

street girl or a boy I just my conscience just keeps fighting me like

you know you are not doing this for them you are not doing that for them so then

I talk to myself saying that if I could earn unlimited I could do so many things

for them so I want to I don't know how to get out of this faith this feeling

whenever I see I just you know my legs start walking towards them and I just

spoiled the mood for myself so how do how do how to be practical like how it's

too much of emotion which is disturbing and say yeah there is an unfortunate

reality in the world particularly in our country where many people have not eaten

properly a lot of children still go to bed without food in their stomach this

is a reality but today there is some encouraging news because United Nations

has made a study and shows in the last decade that is from 2006 to 2015

they made a study and they said about 270 million people in the country have

come out of the poverty line in the last 10 hours 10 years rather in the last

decade so fantastic news isn't it you're not saying anything in this country

where over 1.4 million children were dying of malnutrition before they become

5 years of age has come down by nearly four hundred and thirty thousand

still nine hundred and seventy thousand are dying but we must celebrate the

success very important because everything needs a momentum success

needs a momentum if you grieve over things which are bad

you will give momentum to those things which are bad

you must give momentum to those things which are solution don't give momentum

to the problems give momentum to the solutions that are happening and the

choice that you and me have is just this do we want to be a part of the problem

or do you want to be a part of the solution this is all the choice we have

now let us say ten people are miserable here more than ten faces are looking

miserable let us say ten people are miserable here and because I see these

ten faces I will also become miserable miserable have I solved something or I

added to the problem added to the problem now there are eleven miserable

people so it's very very important that if we want solutions we must go beyond

our natural you know reactive emotions that we have towards various things and

look beyond that and see what is the solution for that solution we must

strive continuously will the solutions happen immediately no maybe it will not

happen in our lifetime but are we a part of the solution always are we a part of

the solution will all of you young girls take this stand in your life you will

always be a part of the solution hello always no matter in what situation

you are whatever the situation of your life it could be personal it could be

social it could be national you are always a part of the solution you will

not take sides with problems hello this one thing you take in your life you

will see you will know the joy of unfolding all your capacity when you're

part of the problem your possibilities will not come up when you're part of the

solution you will do things that you never imagined you could do in your life

simply because you will unfold into that possibility

so just become part of the solution this does not mean you are the solution no

because there are people busy always creating new problems if you solve one

problem they create a new problem this happened can I tell you joke

you already you know too serious for that a woman in Tennessee

you know our Center in United States is in Tennessee so a woman in Tennessee was

marrying for the fifth time so she was just a day away from marriage she was

having dinner with a fiance and she served him mushroom soup and he took in

a spoon and nice candlelight and romantic and everything then he asked

how did your first husband died she said well he ate poison mushrooms and died

how did your second husband die oh he also ate poison mushrooms and died now

he kept the spoon there but how did the third one die

Oh in fact he also ate poison mushrooms and died now he got terrified he asked

how did your fourth husband died well he died of a broken neck because he refused

to eat poison mushrooms

so what do you want to have let's be part of the solution we are not the

solution on this planet we are part of the solution we are adding to the

solution we are giving energy and strength to the solution that's all will

we solve everything no but we must have the fulfillment in our life that we have

been a part of the solution not part of the problem

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SURVIVORS | I HAVE THINGS TO TELL - Duration: 10:18.

Hello everyone.

I am gonna tell you a great survival story.

A British explorer called Ernest Shackleton,

in 1914

to the South Pole

went on an expedition

to explore uncharted places

with 27 men.

They got on a ship.

The name of the ship was

The Endurance.

which also means "durability."

(music)

His dreams,

his goals,

his ideals were high.

But, they got an experience which they never wanted to had.

The Endurance was stucked in the ice.

For two months, it tried to move among the ice floes,

But, it was impossible for them to move on.

(music)

Compulsorily,

to wait the winter pass and the ice melt,

they got off the ship,

The crew built a camp on the ice.

(music)

After the winter ended and the ice a melted a little,

they were going to get aboard again and go on they journey.

But,

Things didn't go as planned.

On Oct. 27, 1915,

they failed their dreams.

Immediately, they had to abandon the ship

They took everything they can with them

put them on the ice.

Because,

the ice got hard, thick and big.

The Endurance fell to pieces among the ice floes,

and sank whole.

(music)

It was going to be a really tough waiting for them.

They had to survive on the ice and,

they do not have a ship anymore.

They took supplies (food and cloth) as many as they could take with them.

Besides, they took books, a chess set, a deck of cards,

the instrument and a soccer ball.

However, they left the golden and silver belongings.

Because,

they were in a place where money was not important anymore.

In life, there were more important things than money.

It was a moment when that expression was meaningful.

(music)

Ernest Shackleton and 27 men

had to survive on the ice.

To survive, they needed food, fire, and water

but

they also needed hope, patience, and dreams.

(music)

When the people were upset and losing their hopes,

the fingers that touched the guitar,

and a song heard,

remembered them

their hometowns, beloved ones, wives, families, childrens.

And became hope

to stand on, to survive and to be saved from that place somehow.

When they got cold, they played football on the ice.

It meant both health for them and hope.

(music)

They never neglected reading, writing poems,

taking notes, writing their memories.

On the other hand, they were doing scientific studies.

Because there were scientists, physicians, and geographers in the crew.

(music)

Meanwhile, the name of the camp they built was "Patience Camp."

After they spent more than 6 months at the Patience Camp,

they had to leave there.

Because, they couldn't find food anymore.

The 28 men crowded into the three retrieved lifeboats

on April 8, 1916

left Patience Camp and

began to navigate aiming a land where they hoped people were living.

(music)

About a week later,

they arrived on Elephant Island which inhabited only by penguins and seals.

(music)

It was a new "patience stop" for them.

From Elephant Island, the closest and the only human settlements were the whaling stations on South Georgia

and were 920 miles away.

On April 24, 1916,

Shackleton and five men set out

a dangerous hope journey to South Georgia.

It was a journey to reach help after a month.

(music)

The rest of the men stayed behind, building a makeshift shelter out of the other two lifeboats

and began to wait.

Shackleton and five men

in Antartica with the starting of the winter,

had to cross a sea which turned into one of the most dangerous seas in the world.

And they a little boat.

Lasting 15 days,

after the journey

that was the stormy, with the danger of freezing and with the fear of death,

finally, they made it to the southern coast of South Georgia.

They were all exhausted and the boat was nearly sunk.

Later, they learned a 500-ton ship had sunk during that storm which they had overcome.

Unfortunately, reaching the coast was not enough.

Because the humans were living on the north side of Georgia.

There was a 36-hour crossing distance.

Shackleton took his two men with him and

in one final burst of effort,

started walking.

And at last,

On May 20, they reached the human settlements.

Reaching humans means surviving.

Finally, on August 30, 1916, they went to Elephant Island

and rescued everybody and return back their hometowns.

When The Endurance fell to pieces and they had to live on the ice,

Ernest Shackleton wrote on his diary "Now, we have just one goal: survive all together."

He achieved that goal at all costs

and survived all the people sailed with him.

The protoganist of the great survival story, Shackleton

died of heart attack on 5 January, 1922

when he was 48.

He leaves something great behind him.

Well, what does this story tell us?

If you think, you had experienced big and important things, absolutely, keep this experience in your mind,

write it or take its photos, shoot its movie, write its poem, sing its song.

No matter how, just record it.

Because, all the pictures you see during this video were taken by Frank Hurley

who was the expedition's photographer in the crew.

(music)

If he had not been in the expedition with his camera,

today, we wouldn't tell this story that much clearly.

(music)

That's why, record it.

It becomes a memory for you, an inspiration for others.

If you go on a journey alone,

It is enough for you to stand on for your survival.

But if you go on that journey with 28 people, it is needed everyone to survive.

One person's falling means that everyone's dreams and hopes collapse.

So, it is needed to find ways to survive all together.

Do not neglect to wait in hope and patience,

dream, look at the sky, write a poem

sing a song, smile, and make people smile.

Because, you need to stand on to survive..

(music)

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I read all 337 books in Skyrim so you don't have to - Duration: 14:00.

Ah, the Elder Scrolls, games chock-full of lore.

And Skyrim is no different.

Hidden amongst the draugr and dragons is a plethora of books full of very important

and incredibly niche details.

But with all the spellcasting and shouting you must do as dragonborn, who really has

the time to read all those books.

I DO.

APPARENTLY.

I read every book in Skyrim in order to answer the eternal question, "Should you read every

book in Skyrim?"

And I'm here to give you my top five recommendations of books, here in my SKYRIM BOOK REPORT.

Skyrim book report!

How many books are there, really, in Skyrim?

After all, there are only eight people credited as writers on Skyrim.

Those eight people are responsible for every quest, every voice acting line, every response

you can give to an NPC.

How much time do they have to write all those other books?

A lot!

Because they wrote this many books.

This many books.

*pained grin*

Or at least they wrote most of them because a few of them have been grandfathered in from

other Elder Scrolls games.

Before I get into the nitty gritty, let me explain my process on how I did this Skyrim

Book Report.

I printed out every book in Skryim, and then I spent multiple eight-hour days reading EVERY.

SINGLE.

BOOK.

I whittled it down to 338 books because I didn't include journals or diaries.

Everyone knows that self-published doesn't count.

In total, that's 571 pages, five and a half point font, over three hundred and sixteen

THOUSAND words.

I had two reactions to this.

My first reaction was, "Wow."

This is an incredible amount of world building.

To write 300,000 words that could essentially be skipped over while still having the full

Skyrim experience, it's amazing, and it's a level of world building that could only

exist in an interactive medium.

And for that, I commend you, Bethesda.

My second reaction to this,

was WHAT THE FUCK.

HEY TODD?

WHAT THE FU-

In my Skyrim Book Report, I will be discussing:

*smack*

That's a smash cut.

Hopefully.

If I do my editing correctly.

338 books.

Uh, actually, 337, I just realized, um, over here, Songs of Skyrim, I put both of them

in there, but there's a revised edition.

I lied.

It's just 337 books now.

Obviously, I don't have time to synopsize all of these, and believe me, you wouldn't

want to watch that even if I could.

I've split them into categories to make this a little bit easier.

First up, historical books!

These book titles you see rolling up the screen are all biographies or histories.

What I categorized as histories was anything that had big historical dates in them, explanatory

histories, or pretty much anything that was boring.

History's so BORING.

UGHHHH.

J.R.R. Tolkien

*kiss*

did the world a disservice by making every single fantasy writer think

that they need to chronicle every goddamn minute of their world in order for it to be

legitimate.

I don't give two shits about a king who lost a war 700 years ago.

*snoring noises* Get OUTTA here!

Some of these biographies are actually pretty interesting.

But a lot of them are written like The Chronicles of Nchuleft.

I didn't tab it out 'cause it's a shitty story.

"It happened in Second Planting (P.D. 1220) that Lord Ihlendam, on a journey in the Western

Uplands, came to Nchuleft; and Protector Anchard and General Rkungthunch met him there, and

Dalen-Zanchu also came to the meeting.

They talked together long by themselves; but this only was known of their business, that

they were to be friends of each other.

They parted, and each went home to his own colony."

RIVETING.

Ugh.

History's so boring.

I'm done with this.

Next category: Instructional books!

These are all field guides or basic recipes about how to make good armor or what flowers

go in which potions.

At best, they are in-fiction instructional books.

At worst, they are so obviously trying to get you to go do specific things.

Pulls you right out of the fiction!

C'mon man.

That's all I'm gonna say about that.

Everyone's favorite: the academic books.

Fun fact about academic books that I learned in college

is that no one has ever enjoyed writing or reading an academic paper.

WHY'D YOU PUT IT IN A VIDEO GAME.

Mythicaaaaal stories.

It's kind of weird to differentiate things between myth and history, especially in this

world where you can talk to demon princes.

I split these two up because these are very boring and these are slightly more palatable.

They're more like creation myths, or they're just like random stories that are fun to read,

so they're getting closer to good fiction.

The poetic and dramatic.

Everyone knows that poetry and theatre are meant to be seen and not read.

And you have NO IDEA how much it pains me that I do not have time to do staged readings

of all these.

Oh my GOD I would have loved that.

We have "eh."

What genre is "eh?"

It's the catchall.

Um, these tend to be accounts, kind of like medieval fantasy op-eds.

So I…

I just put 'em here.

EH!

We're done with these now, so…

Get outta here!

Finally, we have 59 books that I would consider good fiction.

GooooOOOD fiction.

What I did here is I gave myself three criteria about what would make good fiction in the

realm of Skyrim.

Number one, does it help build the world around us?

Number two, does it give us an interesting or different perspective on that world?

And number three, is it good?

Now you might say, "Brian, what gives you the right to say what is good fiction?"

I READ ALL 338 YA DINGUS.

BELIEVE ME WHEN I SAY THAT THESE WERE THE ONLY GOOD ONES.

THIS IS ALL I'M QUALIFIED TO DO NOW.

I need a drink.

*deep breath*

Okay!

There's still 59 of these, so I obviously can't summarize all of them, but I have

left five off, and they are my top five books of Skyrim.

So we're gonna talk about those.

Number five, Advances in Lockpicking.

Now Advances in Lockpicking is actually an instructional book.

But I think it does more than just the other instructional books, where you open them up

and suddenly you're better at lockpicking, because it's written by a thief in a very

interesting voice.

There's a great ending line for this book: "Some thieves can't read.

If you can't read, get someone to read this book to you.

It will make more sense then."

That's great.

I think that's a much more fun way than saying, "Here is how you pick a lock.

This is what this set of armor is."

Better than instructional.

Just good fiction.

Number four, Palla.

In a world where crazy creatures exist, how do you make fiction that is compelling that

people can just kind of experience in their own life.

Palla is a necromantic romantic book.

It's a story about a man who sees this beautiful statue of a woman fighting a beast and falls

instantly in love with this woman.

Turns out, she's dead!

From fighting that beast.

He decides to get into necromancy to bring her back from the dead.

I kind of don't want to ruin the surprise for you.

It manages to tell an interesting story while also introducing these ideas of monsters and

necromancy.

It's kind of weird, but it's very well written.

I'm gonna go ahead and put up three and two.

Why do I put up the Argonian Account and Feyfolken at the same time?

Turns out, it's written by the same fictional author: WAUGHIN JARTH.

This one's for you, Waughin!

I'm a big Jarth head!

He's not actually in the story at all, I couldn't find any instance of, like, him

as an NPC.

So I really hope he's in the next one.

Because I want to meet Waughin.

I just want to meet Waughin Jarth.

These ones were not actually written specifically for Skyrim.

They were grandfathered in.

But they do an incredible job of building the world around you.

The Argonian Account is actually the second story in a series all about Decumus Scotti.

This is kind of like the Hobbit of Tamriel, where we're taking this unassuming character

and thrusting them into this completely foreign, amazing landscape, except instead of a hobbit,

it is a midlevel bureaucrat.

It's full of screwball comedy and wonderful worldbuilding about the Black Marsh which

is where all the Argonians live.

You have to fast travel by being eaten alive by a worm.

That's great.

I want to see that whenever we go to the Black Marsh.

It's so flavorful, and that's why I'm a Jarth head.

Feyfolken.

It's a story about a scribe who's terrible at his job but gets this enchanted quill that

forces him to be amazing.

Sends himself into this madness, and he kills himself at the end of the book, spoiler alert.

But that's not what this story is really about.

It's an interesting fiction that teaches you about different Daedric princes, and which

ones could have caused this specific enchantment on the quill.

That's good worldbuilding!

I am interested in the story!

You told me something that I can learn about the world.

I had a good time reading Feyfolken!

Jarth, ya did it again!

And that leaves us with the number one book.

It's not The Lusty Argonian Maid.

I feel like I should broach this subject.

I'll tell you why I didn't include it in my good fiction list,

and it's not because I'm a prude, who doesn't love a little erotic lizard fiction?

*OOH COME ON BABY*

The reason I didn't include The Lusty Argonian Maid as one of the best

pieces of fiction is because it's SEVEN ACTS LONG.

Seven acts?

There is no way you can manage to maintain that level of erotic tension for seven acts.

That's like five and a half hours!

As a person who has done one or two plays in my life, that's just unfeasible.

Okay?

I'd like to see them try.

~I would like to see them try~

*OOH COME ON BABY*

Before I go to number one, I gotta go

get a flu shot.

This is not a joke.

It's important to get your flu shot.

Alright, I'm back.

The number one piece of fiction in Skyrim, not Waughin Jarth, I'm sorry.

It's Beggar, Thief, Warrior, King.

It's four books, actually.

But it's all part of Eslaf Erol's story.

It is completely fiction even within the fiction of Skyrim.

The reason I put it first is because it's the only book that was legitimately hilarious.

I straight up chortled.

*chortle*

That's what I did.

In real life.

That's amazing.

The writing style of these four books is just naturally hilarious.

There are so many bland, cookie-cutter stories in Skyrim that follow the same set up, twist, punchline.

This doesn't have that.

It's just a good story.

One of these writers was just flexing, and I think that's wonderful that a writer had

a chance to—within the fiction of Skyrim—write something that's just naturally funny.

You should all go home, onto your computers, boot up Skyrim, find these four books, and

then read them, in order.

It's worth it!

That's my quest, for you in Skyrim.

300 gold points.

That's it!

That's it, that's all of the books.

So like, what did I learn from reading all 338 books of Skyrim?

Surprisingly, a whole lot.

Like, there are two main takeaways that I pulled from this.

Number one, this is a masterclass on how to write effective flavor text.

Between all of these, historical, instructional, the good fiction, and, you know, the iffy fiction.

This is a way to learn what to do and what not to do.

Obviously, not everyone is going to connect with certain types of flavor text.

I'm sure there's a lot of people that disagree with me and think that the historical

is the most important flavor text.

And you know what?

They are valid.

And they're wrong.

And they always seem to find my comment sections.

When you take something good like Feyfolken which teaches you about the Daedric princes,

but in an interesting way, it really shines in comparison to the three and a half million

biographies of Barenziah.

You don't even see them in Skyrim.

I don't care about Barenziah.

IT'S BORIIIIIII-

But not like Feyfolken!

That's really interesting and effective.

Also it just teaches you about all these wonderful forms of fiction.

If you're a fiction teacher, like, teach your kids with Skyrim!

TEACH THE KIDS.

WITH SKYRIM.

I got a creative writing degree.

That's all I have to say about that.

Second takeaway, this is a wonderful teaching device about unreliable narrators.

So many of these histories are negating other ones.

This is a wonderful way of showing people you need to read everything if you're going

to get the whole picture.

I read everything.

I am the keeper of the picture.

That's every book in Skyrim.

So it's time for us to revisit that ever present question, "Should you read every

book in Skyrim?"

NO!

WHAT?

HOW COULD YOU WATCH THIS WHOLE 10+ MINUTE VIDEO AND THINK THAT I WOULD SAY ANYTH- WHAT?

NO!

I BORE THIS BURDEN!

FOR YOU!

DON'T READ THEM!

NO!

Please don't read them all.

DON'T READ THEM!

You can read the top five, that's fine.

GRRRRR.

HOW DARE YOU JETTISON MY GIFT!

DON'T READ THEM!

NOOOOOOOOOOO

If you want to see me keep doing things like this, make sure to hit that subscribe button.

And now for a staged reading of The Sultry Argonian Bard.

Pat: I could never perform your request.

BDG: Oh!

Is it too fast for you.

Pat: I fear I may damage my… instrument.

BDG: Ah, but you seem to handle it so well my darling.

Pat: My lady you flatter me.

BDG: Well it is such a LARGE and MAGNIFICENT piece.

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DO I HAVE TATTOOS?? - Duration: 8:35.

What's up???

Welcome back to my channel!

If you are new to this channel and I'm Cheyenna!

Check it out on one of my newest videos

Yeah, I just got something new recently

I'm like why did I do this?

but I don't regret it at all

so yeah, I'm going to talk about my tattoos

Yep, I do have tattoos

so I will explain how did I get them and why?

what do they mean to me?

let's get started with!

tattoos are my life

no it is not

it is just an art of expression

For a fact, I have three tattoos in total

yep three of them

I will explain every story about my three tattoos

all of those three tattoos were so spontaneous

damn, well it does make sense because I am an Aquarian

so I considers myself as a spontaneous person

I will just do it without any regrets

I believe it is a very important part to not feel any regrets at all

so.. I got my first tattoo last year

for a second tattoo, I got it last summer

for my third tattoo, I just got it very recently like a few days ago

this first tattoo represents my zodiac sign

which is Aquarius and it represents who am I

as an Aquarius person, I can be so independent and

very emotional detached

and overall, I can be super weird human

yeah it make sense that I have always been a weirdo since I was an infant.

but yeah I got this to represents who am I

and I like it as a tiny where people won't recognize it unless

I go out and swimming

and other stuff.

I got my second tattoo last summer with my best friend, Aly

check it out on that video since I filmed it

we got same tattoos

and that video is a part of vlogging too.

it means my birth year in roman numbers

and symbol that represents a friendship with my best friend

Aly had her too but in different numbers

we have exact same tattoos but in different numbers

like she has two different meanings for her and for myself too

for my third tattoo

I got it like super recently

I'm like Cheyenna, what have you done to your own body?

but it is all good as long as I like you

so yeah I got a third one...

I wasn't even planning on getting another tattoo anytime soon

but I did.. Why Cheyenna?

I guess it is one of Aquarian's problems for being so spontaneous

very easily

BUT I don't regret it at all which is so important

one of my best decisions ever I made in my life

maybe..?

anyways! I need to stop talking too much and its time for me to show you my tattoos

it means "Women Empowerment"

"I'm more powerful than you man"

wait, I'm just kidding about that part

but yeah it shows that we, women can reign without any man on our sides and we don't need them.

like honey, we can do it by ourselves and thank you very much

and other thing about this tattoo, I am always been so obsessed with history especially for ancient history

I loved their cultures, mythology, and many more about them

uhm yeah I need to stop rambling about history because

if I started talking about history and I wouldn't be able to stop talking

I need to control myself

not explaining too much about it unless a person wants to know about it more

I sometimes do not get why people don't like to learn about history

History is important to learn about

because it teaches us from the past where we can change for our future

but people rather to focus on science where it "helps" with us for the future

I'm like no, don't you forget about something that could help us easily which is history

we came from long generations in the past and it passes down to us.

the past have already taught us something and we should listen where we can change for our future while

science mainly focus on the future and its like too much

we do not live in the future and we came from the past which we should to listen our past more

that is so simple yet people don't follow

and let me tell you another fun fact about this third tattoo

I got a black mustang's sperm on my arm

yeah you heard it right

I got his sperms on my arm

I'm like lets back up, are you saying that sperms are on my arm?!

the tattoo artist was like yeah? that is correct

sperms on my arms, I don't want to get pregnant from it

she was like honey, that is not how works to get pregnant and you know that

I was like yes I am super aware of that but still!

its out of blue, I have never heard about that before

so yeah it was interesting and everytime I look at my tattoo

it reminds me that I have a black mustang's sperms on my arm

and there is another cool fact about this tattoo is that I got it done in organic way

and got it done by a deaf tattoo artist

which is really awesome

she has done those artworks amazingly

so detailed

I really loved it

also she traveled across the world where she learn tattoo cultures

and getting it done by organic way

not even a trace of chemical inside your tattoo

I'm like I must get it done by her

and I got it done in my university's campus not a tattoo place...

in a dorm room

lets talk about my pain levels

it was not so bad

it was nothing

first one, it was nothing and just felt some stings

for second one, it was hurt little bit but it is still nothing

for my third one, as I heard that it was supposed to be one of those most painful areas to get tattoo on

but apparently, it was fine and it didn't really hurt

except for the numb part that I couldn't feel my arm for an hour

thats all folks!

that is my story

I hope that you guys enjoyed watching this video

please subscribe to my channel and like this video

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I HAVE SIX ZEROTHS - a Vanguard Music Video Parody!! - Duration: 0:50.

I HAVE 6 ZEROTH DRAGONS

THEY ALL HAVE DIFFERENT COLORS

GREEN, YELLOW, GRAY

RED, PURPLE, AND BLUE

GREEN ZEROTH DRAGON GOT BLOWN UP (BOOM!)

MY WALLET ALSO RUINED

NOW I ONLY HAVE 5 ZEROTH DRAGONS LEFT

I HOLD THEM TIGHTLY

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'Closest player to Coutinho' A lot of Liverpool Fans would to have this star back at Anfield - Duration: 1:58.

Liverpool fans were able to relax and enjoy their Sunday yesterday after

seeing their side comfortably disposed a part of City on Saturday some of the

Reds ended up tuning in to watch the Serie A yesterday and were contemplating

the return of Suzhou who has been in superb form for AC Milan since leaving

Anfield scoring the winning goal against Sampdoria at the San Siro yesterday dot

Sousa would fit nicely in our squad I think can play on the right or as a 10

we don't need him but he'd provide great depth and another option he's getting

better and better wonder if he'd ever want to come back

and prove that ehe Spanish winger left Liverpool for just over 1 million pounds

back in January 2015 when Brendan Rodgers was in charge

the silky winger attacking midfielder never really cut it event field however

since moving to Milan he's flourished scoring 18 goals and registering 33

assists in 106 games for the Rossoneri since he departed Liverpool almost four

years ago dot tht Reds were foolish to let suzhou go so cheap and if they were

to enter the market formal and sublime Spaniard it would cost them a fair bit

more than the sum they received for him the 24 year old has a transfer market

valuation of 36 million pounds and even that'sa

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Admit it. Republicans have broken politics - Duration: 9:59.

This might be the most important chart

for understanding American politics.

It shows the ideology of both parties in Congress

over the past few decades.

Researchers looked at every politician's voting record

and then gave them a score based on

how extreme or moderate they were.

And if you look at the past 40 years,

something dramatic has happened.

Both parties have moved away from the center,

but Republicans in Congress have moved

much further than Democrats have.

That difference is even more jarring

if you look at the past few presidents.

Republican presidents have become

more and more conservative over the past few decades

while Democrats have stayed fairly consistent.

Political scientists have a name for this.

They call it asymmetrical polarization.

It's one of the most important trends in recent American politics.

But it's also one of the hardest to talk about.

And that's posing a big challenge for journalists

who want to stay neutral while covering a party that's

increasingly going off the rails.

This is not the Republican Party that any of us recognize.

This is not the Republican Party I joined 40 years ago.

What happened to the Republican Party?

I've been asking myself that question.

It's soul crushing for me.

Let's just address the soy boy in the room.

I am not a great person to be making this argument.

I'm a queer, tree-hugging atheist with immigrant parents.

Me criticizing Republicans is about as shocking

as Vox having marimbas in the background of a video.

So I brought some backup.

I'm Norm Ornstein.

I'm a political scientist.

I've been think-tanking it for longer than

most of the people watching this have been alive.

Norm Ornstein is kind of a legend.

He's spent the past four decades writing about

Congress and American politics.

He's been named one of the Top 100 Global Thinkers.

I used to win debate competitions in high school

using articles that Ornstein wrote.

A fun fact that he did not find to be that fun.

Most of Ornstein's work has focused on

how to make sure that Congress stays functional.

I worked very closely with a lot of Democrats

and with a lot of Republicans.

In all the years that I wrote about Congress,

I was very, very careful to be not a partisan.

But if you look at the titles of Ornstein's books,

you can see a quiet transformation happening.

It starts off normal enough.

Congress and Change: Evolution and Reform

Campaign Finance: An Illustrated Guide

Then it gets a little darker.

The Permanent Campaign and Its Future

The Broken Branch: How Congress Is Failing America

And then, in 2012, Ornstein and his writing partner

Thomas Mann write this book:

It's Even Worse Than It Looks:

How The American Constitutional System

Collided With The New Politics of Extremism.

In it, they write: "The Republican Party is an insurgent outlier.

It has become ideologically extreme,

scornful of compromise, and dismissive of the legitimacy

of its political opposition.

The Democratic Party, while no paragon of virtue,

is more open to incremental changes

fashioned through bargaining with the Republicans.

This asymmetry constitutes a huge obstacle

to effective governance."

Holy sh-.

Tom Mann and I came to the conclusion

that we couldn't sugarcoat this anymore.

The fact is that Congress changed.

Ornstein's critique of the modern GOP

falls into two major categories:

their goals and their methods.

There's no question that the Republican Party's goals

have become more extreme over the past few years.

In 2006, George Bush was talking about immigration like this:

There is a rational middle ground between

granting an automatic path to citizenship

and a program of mass deportation.

Compare that to Donald Trump:

You're going to have a deportation force.

In 1970, a Republican president created

the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate pollution.

These problems will not stand still for politics

or for partisanship.

Now, Republicans campaign on abolishing that same agency.

We are going to end the EPA intrusion into your lives.

Even the Republican obsession with tax cuts

is a relatively new phenomenon.

Reagan is worshipped as a tax hawk now,

but he actually raised taxes 11 times during his presidency.

Do you think the millionaire ought to pay more in taxes

than the bus driver or less?

More!

Ronald Reagan, welcome to the resistance?

On its own, that ideological shift isn't a huge problem

as long as the two parties still work together.

Our political parties are supposed to view the other side

as adversaries who may view the world differently,

but we can work with them.

And that's where Ornstein's second critique comes in.

About Republicans methods.

The way they pursue their policy goals.

Over the past few decades, Republicans have gotten

less and less willing to work with Democrats on anything.

This chart shows how often the filibuster was used

to block a vote in the Senate.

When Republicans aren't in power,

they're more willing to stop Democrats from

getting anything done.

And you can really see it escalate

after Obama wins the presidency in '08.

That year, Democrats won both houses of Congress.

And in a normal world,

Republicans would have taken the L,

reworked their campaign strategy,

and focused on the next election.

Instead, Mitch McConnell came out and said this:

Our top political priority over the next two years

should be to deny President Obama a second term.

Cool beans.

And it wasn't just McConnell.

In a private meeting before Obama's inauguration,

leading Republicans reportedly agreed,

"If you act like you're the minority,

you're going to stay in the minority.

We've got to challenge them on every single bill

and challenge them on every single campaign."

And they did.

In 2011, Republicans held the debt ceiling hostage,

threatening to let the country default

if the Democratic majority didn't agree

to major cuts in Medicare and Social Security.

As long as this president is in the Oval Office,

a real solution is probably unattainable.

In 2013, they actually shut the government down

trying to force Obama to defund Obamacare.

That was a remarkable victory to see the House

engage in a profile in courage.

A lot of this obstruction wasn't even ideological.

Some of it was "no" for the sake of "no."

In 2016, Republicans rejected Obama's budget

before they even saw what was in it.

And then, of course, there's Merrick Garland.

Republicans flat out refused to meet

with Obama's Supreme Court nominee for months.

Not because he was too liberal.

Garland was objectively a centrist.

But because they wanted a Republican to fill the seat.

We don't intend to take up a nominee.

You ever watch someone's soul wither away mid-sentence?

The thing is, if Hillary had won the election,

many Republicans said they would have

kept the seat open permanently,

preferring to have an incomplete Supreme Court

than let a Democrat appoint a justice.

That is not normal behavior by party leaders.

And it is a reflection of a strategy designed

to divide Americans and use your leverage

to hold power even if you are not a majority in the country.

Regardless of how you feel about tax cuts or Obamacare,

this my-way-or-the-highway approach is bad for democracy.

And Ornstein's book was his attempt to get neutral observers,

including journalists, to admit that.

And it really is a party that I would say has gone rogue.

And I don't say that as a partisan.

It is a fact of life.

An unfortunate one for the country.

The problem is admitting that fact

makes you sound like a liberal hack.

And if you look at the comments on this video,

you know exactly what I mean.

Talking about asymmetric polarization,

by definition,

means you treat the two parties differently.

And that means being accused of liberal bias.

This is tough for media to do.

Tough because you get caught in the crosshairs.

It's tough because you can lose viewers or listeners.

So instead, many networks have framed political fights

as just bitter disputes between two parties that can't get along.

A stalemate now exists as both sides dig in their heels.

Both sides blaming one another for this impasse.

Both sides playing politics.

You saw it during the 2013 government shutdown.

Republicans literally held the government hostage

to undermine Obamacare.

But instead of pointing that out,

a lot of coverage blamed both sides for not compromising.

With both sides digging in, we are now in uncharted territory.

Both sides refuse to budge.

Washington is a dysfunctional town

and there's plenty of blame to go around on both sides.

Obama went out of his way to avoid that framing.

I want every American to understand why it did happen.

They demanded ransom just for doing their job.

But the media's affinity for that "both sides" frame

meant that even those comments got criticized.

President Obama playing the blame game.

Playing the blame game.

The blame game continues.

This kind of knee-jerk neutrality makes it

really hard to understand who's responsible

for breaking our politics.

If you are monomaniacal in pursuit of both sides,

you ignore a reality where there may be one side.

And the scary thing about asymmetrical polarization

is that it forces the other party to play hardball too.

When Republicans refused to vote on

a huge number of Obama's judicial appointees,

Democrats changed the rules.

Democrats voted to lower the threshold to break a filibuster

from 60 votes to 51 votes.

It's time to change the Senate before this institution becomes obsolete.

It was a bad but necessary response to an unusual situation.

One created by Republicans.

But that decision to change the rules

has haunted Democrats for years.

As tensions flared over Brett Kavanaugh's

nomination to the Supreme Court,

MSNBC's Kasie Hunt blamed Democrats for starting the problem.

You know there's a lot of people you can blame for that.

Started with the Democrats and Harry Reid

when he took away the filibuster for those circuit court judges

and it got lower when Mitch McConnell did it for the Supreme Court.

Ornstein actually got into a Twitter fight with Hunt

over that comment, writing,

I know the desire to show you are balanced.

But the truth is not always balance.

And equating Reid — who is no angel —

with McConnell, who blew up more norms and practices

in the Senate than all other leaders before him combined,

is just wrong.

Damn Norm.

This problem is likely to get worse as time goes on.

The more Republicans move to the extreme,

the more Democrats are going to seem obstructionist in response.

Look at this filibuster graph again.

Every time Republicans raise the stakes,

Democrats react by matching them.

That's going to make it really tempting to say,

"Both sides are equally bad."

Guess what the Democrats are doing.

Punching back, tit for tat.

Neither side here has clean hands.

There seem to be no grownups in charge.

And what that does is it means that

people who behave badly get off the hook.

Nobody blames them for it.

And it's easy for them to say,

"Hey, the other side is worse."

The only way to discourage this kind of norm-breaking behavior

is to be really clear about who's causing it.

And that's going to require journalists to be brutally honest

about what's happening to the Republican Party.

It doesn't mean that you all become tribal advocates.

It means that you call out people who are violating norms

or who are behaving in a corrupt fashion.

But if you don't do that, then you're not doing

what you're supposed to do as a vital part of a free society.

Some of the worst things have been said

about me over the years have been said by Norm Ornstein.

One thing we agree on.

Some of the worst things that have been said about me

have been said by you.

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Sebastian Vettel CUTS SHORT interview to have words with world champion Lewis Hamilton - Duration: 1:52.

Sebastian Vettel CUTS SHORT interview to have words with world champion Lewis Hamilton Vettel and Hamilton were locked in a tight battle for the championship for the first half of the season. The championship lead continued to change nearly every other race weekend, but then it all changed after the summer break.

Hamilton stepped it up another level, winning six out of seven races, while Vettel faltered. It has been a frustrating few months for the German, watching on as his championship rival stood atop the podium week in and week out. And the 2018 championship came to an end at the Mexican Grand Prix. Vettel managed to finish ahead of Hamilton, but the latter did enough by finishing fourth to clinch his fifth world title.

While all the cars had parked up, Hamilton was still celebrating with a few doughnuts to entertain the crowd. And his excitement continued when he exited the car to run towards the audience, hearing his name chanted by the Mexican crowd.     This was all happening while Max Verstappen and Vettel were getting interviewed for their post-race duties.

But when Vettel spotted Hamilton in close proximity, he stopped short his interview to embrace the 33-year-old. A touching moment between two great Formula One drivers who now hold nine world championships between them. It wasn't clear what was said, but the two drivers were speaking with smiles on their face.

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2201700 Objections- we already have someone - Duration: 10:11.

Dan Smith: Welcome to another episode of Real Life Real Estate.

My name is Dan Smith, joined here again this week by superstar real estate agent Pablo

Rener of Villa Real Estate.

Thank you for being here.

Pablo Rener: My pleasure to be here, thank you.

DS: Good.

So, Pablo is helping us with these objection-handlers.

He has been for the last week or two.

So for you guys and gals, you real estate agents out there across the country watching

these fantastic videos that are sponsored by, hosted by, provided to you by ReboReports.com.

If you ever have a referral, you need an agent in the Southern California/Orange County,

specifically the Newport Beach area, make sure to think of Pablo.

Your website, very easy, is rener.com.

R-E-N-E-R, his last name, dot com.

Ok, so this week, what we're going to be talking about, the objection that we're

going to be coming across, is a lot of times people work, or tell you they're working

with neighborhood farmers, right?

The neighborhood specialist, the people who leave all the crap at your doorsteps and put

flags up and pumpkins

PR: And mailings

DS: and mail.

All that, right?

And so a lot of times when you talk to people they instantly shut you down by saying, "Oh,

no no no no, I'm already working…"

PR: "I've already got somebody"

DS: "We've already got somebody who knows everything about this neighborhood."

However, we would still like an opportunity to get in on that business.

So here's what I need you to remember, everybody watching this, the purpose of this objection

handler is not to get them to commit to not using the farmer and to commit to using you,

it's simply to get yourself in the game.

It's simply to be able to throw your hat into the ring.

Because if they're never going to meet with you, you have no chance of winning their business.

But if you can at least convince them to meet with you in addition to whoever else they're

meeting with, now you can go on, and present, and actually try to be in the game, win the

competition, win the business.

So, make sure your objective is not trying to get the listing now, get the commitment

now, cuz that's, that you can't do, it's just not realistic.

But what you can do is convince them that it's in their best interests to get your

opinion as well.

So that's the way we're going to take this.

PR: Perfect.

DS: Ok.

So we're going to start from the very top on this one.

Sometimes we start in the middle, sometimes at the top.

This time we'll start at the top.

Let's do a door knock this time.

Last couple I've done have been on the phone.

So let's do a door knock.

So I come up to your door and "knock, knock, knock", and you answer it.

PR: Hello!

DS: Hi there.

My name is Dan Smith with ABC Real Estate.

PR: Hi.

DS: I was just going through the neighborhood, market's been really good lately, and I

was curious – if you could get your price, would you sell?

PR: Yeah.

Absolutely.

As a matter of fact, we're meeting with Betty, who works this neighborhood, and we're

going to be putting our home on the market in the next couple of weeks.

DS: Ah, you're going to be working with somebody who already works the neighborhood

that you know.

That's absolutely fantastic.

So when you do put it on the market in the next couple of weeks, where the heck do you

think you're going to go?

PR: We're just going to move up the street to a bigger house.

DS: Ah!

So just kind of getting a little bit more room.

PR: Stay in the tract, but yeah, bigger house.

DS: So you love the neighborhood.

So why the bigger home?

PR: Kids are getting bigger, you know.

Boys are sharing a room right now, so we're just trying to get them… as they get into

high school, to have their own rooms.

DS: Little spread out.

And time frame.

If I were to ask you time frame, that's like now, a couple of weeks.

PR: Yeah.

We're ready to, yeah.

We're ready to do it.

As soon as we get the home sold, we're going to go ahead.

So we'll be having, look for it in a couple of weeks, we'll have it on the market.

DS: Fantastic!

Hey, I have a question for you.

Which is a good time that I can actually sit down with you and your wife, for maybe just

ten or fifteen minutes, to tell you about what I do to get homes in your neighborhood

sold.

PR: Well, you know, right now we're pretty committed to Betty.

DS: You're pretty committed to Betty.

That's great!

I mean, she's, it sounds like she's been pretty good to you.

PR: She's, well, we've been getting her postcards for a long time.

We've been here five years.

DS: And she's been in good contact that whole time, and for whatever reason we've

never run into each other?

PR: Yeah, I mean, I've only gotten her postcards.

I've never really talked to her.

DS: Ok, you've never really talked to her, but you seem like, yeah, she's been here

for so long…

PR: She seems to know the area.

DS: She knows the area.

We definitely should probably use her.

And that's a great line of thought.

I'm not telling you that line of thought is wrong, but what I am asking you is this.

Don't you think a second opinion might be a good idea?

PR: Well, I would think she knows the area.

DS: You think she knows the area, right?

PR: Yeah.

DS: Let me give you a different example.

Let's pretend that you had something like – have you ever had any medical issues,

or no?

PR: Well, nothing major, but,

DS: Nothing major?

PR: My knee.

DS: Your knee.

Ok.

So, if you had a medical issue, be it your knee or your chest or even your head, and

the doctor that you went to says "Oh, we're going to have to do this big surgery, and

we're going to have to open that knee up, and it's going to lay you out for six months,

but it's necessary."

It's a pretty big decision, right?

PR: Yeah, absolutely, six months.

DS: Yeah.

Right.

Do you think you might go to a second doctor just to see what that doctor said, even though

your plans are, if they say the same thing I'm going to use the first doctor, but I

just want to be sure about this.

Do you think you'd go get that second opinion?

PR: I think so.

DS: Because it's a pretty big decision, right?

PR: Yeah!

My knee.

DS: Selling this house, this is maybe one of the biggest financial decisions you're

going to make in the next 10, 20 years, right?

PR: Yeah

DS: We're talking a lot of money.

This isn't like buying some stocks, or, you know, choosing the right CD.

It's a very big financial decision.

PR: Absolutely.

DS: Don't you think you owe it to yourself, don't you think you owe it to your family,

to make sure you at least hear a second opinion before you make that final decision?

PR: Well, yeah.

But I can't make any promises right now.

DS: You should not promise anybody anything.

But you should think to yourself, "you know, 10-15 minutes, definitely worth my time to

feel good about the decision I'm going to make, right?"

PR: Well, yeah.

DS: So which is a good time that I can just come back by, when you and your wife are both

here, that we can spend 10 or 15 minutes just talking, answer a couple of questions, and

at least give you some ideas about what to talk with Betty about if nothing else?

PR: Well, I'm meeting with her on Friday, so if you want to come anytime between now

and then, that'd be great.

DS: Ok.

Well, today is Tuesday, and you're meeting with her on Friday, so why don't we get

together on Thursday?

PR: Ok, Thursday's good.

DS: Give me two days to get some stuff together for you.

What time is a good time for both you and your wife?

PR: You just happened to catch me here.

Normally I don't get here until 5, 5:30, so 6 o'clock would be good.

DS: So 6 o'clock, you and your wife will both be here, we can just talk for a few minutes

and then, you know, take it wherever it needs to be taken.

How does that sound?

PR: Sounds good.

DS: All right!

Fantastic!

Well, I look forward to seeing you then.

PR: Ok.

DS: So, couple of things happened in that role-play, right?

First thing is, you brought up the objection which we hear all the time.

"Oh, no, no, no, no, I've already got someone, you salesman" giving us the push-off.

Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.

PR: I actually thought you were going to handle it, and then we kept going.

DS: Cuz I didn't handle it at all, I just said "oh, you have one, great!" and I

went on with my script which is the Ws, because I need to know the where, and the why, and

the when, and the what, and all those good things, right?

Those are all my prequalification questions.

So I went on with my normal questions that I would ask you, and then I even went for

the appointment.

And then you said "Woah, woah, woah, cowboy, we've already got somebody, what part of

that did you miss?"

Like I said.

And then I brought up the second, the second opinion.

The second set of eyes.

And who do, you know, they did a study of professions, a couple of years back.

And what was the number 1 and number 2 ranked professions that people, the general public

think of them as being very professional and trusted?

What was number 1 and 2 do you think?

PR: A doctor

DS: Doctor.

Doctor was number 1.

And believe it or not, an attorney was number 2.

PR: I was going to say, "I hate to say lawyer, because I'm not sure, but I think so."

DS: Yeah.

All the bad rap and all the jokes, but it was still number 2.

Doctor's number 1 as being the most trusted person.

So who do we want to use in our analogy of "this is just like that"?

We want to use a doctor, we want to use an example of "you really trust this person,"

and yet, you still probably get a second opinion.

And then you even mention that you might still use the first doctor, you just want the second

doctor to make sure that he doesn't, the second doctor says something completely different

from the first doctor, throws you off, right?

We're kind of mentioning all that going on in their head.

We're telling them "you don't have to commit to the second doctor," "you don't

have to commit to the second agent, you can still use the first agent, but at least you'll

know."

So by offering those options, and by using something like "it's worth 10-15 minutes

of your time, isn't it?

To just make sure you're making the right decision?"

Again, leads itself to "well, yeah, I guess that just makes sense, but I'm not promising

you anything."

So that was the objective here, was just get the appointment.

Just get me in the game.

Now, I have to go in and win that game.

And we will always have to compete and go in and win the games.

That's a whole other step from getting the appointment to getting the listing contract

signed, right?

But I can guarantee you this – if you're not playing in the game, you got no shot at

winning it, right?

So this is our step to get into the game.

Hopefully you got something out of it.

You can listen to it again, get some good ideas.

If you ever have any questions about any of these videos that you're watching that I'm

on or Pablo's on, feel free to email me.

My email is dan@versatilityinsales.com – just email me and say "hey, you did this, and

I'm curious why" or "what do you think about this?"

I'm really good at responding to people, so I will get back to you.

And while we're on that topic, if you'd ever like to hear me speak, come to one of

my actual workshops or seminars or something that I'm doing, one of my mastermind groups,

go to my website, versatilityinsales.com, on the right hand side you can click on the

upcoming events and it'll show you everything I'm doing and where I'm doing and what

they're all about, because they're always different.

Some of them are as little as $20 to attend, by the way, so don't let budget issues stop

you from coming.

So, thank you very much for being here.

PR: My pleasure.

DS: You know how to get ahold of Pablo, you know how to get ahold of me, you have some

good things to think about for this upcoming week, some great ideas hopefully that you

can listen to again, practice, get better at yourself.

I want to leave you with this closing thought: To get what you've never had, you must do

what you've never done.

Make it a great one.

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