Waching daily Sep 10 2018

Hello guys, in this new episode of StarGate We gonna explore a first generation planetary Stargate.

The Stargate on the Destiny, and by extension those constructed by Seed ships, are suspected to be a prototype version on which all future gates are based.

Stargate glyphs do not represent local constellations as the later models do, since they are used in many different galaxies.

The glyphs are also separated, as opposed to the Pegasus and the Milky Way gates, where they are on an inner ring.

The chevrons are also different.

The triangular part of the chevrons is smaller and more angular at the ends.

The three lines on either side of the triangle are more distinct as individual lights.

The chevrons also stay lit constantly, with the glyphs themselves lighting up to indicate a lock.

Unlike later gates, the platform in which these stargates are built is a part of the mechanism.

The entire Stargate spins when dialing, and locks its glyphs by moving them to the topmost position.

The gate rotates clockwise for the first glyph.

Then changes direction for the next.

Alternating until the point of origin is locked.

Planetary gate bases possess a large ramp, with lights on either side that activate whenever the gate is active, marking the path to the event horizon.

Planetary gates and the one in Destiny have a chevron in front of the gate that lights up when the gate is active.

Destiny's specific gate has its own unique features.

An orb-shaped bearing that hangs above the gate lights up in tandem with the locking glyphs, and once the wormhole forms it stays lit along with a final chevron in the floor.

When the wormhole disengages, a short blast of CO2 is emitted from vents on either side of the gate.

This appears to be superfluous, given that planetary gates have no such attachments.

Most likely because Destiny-style Stargates do not have an external power source.

Unlike Milky Way or Pegasus gates, Destiny-style Stargates cannot normally dial every gate in the galaxy, but instead can only dial gates in relatively close proximity.

Still, if provided enough power, such as when connected to the ship's power source, the Stargate on board Destiny is capable of dialing Earth.

The gate on Destiny is reached from other galaxies through the use of the ninth chevron, the function of which was unknown until Destiny's address was discovered in the Atlantis database in 2007

However, they were unable to make a connection from the Milky Way until Eli Wallace discovered that the address, unlike normal addresses, is actually a code requiring nine specific symbols

Due to how far Destiny is from the Milky Way, the power required to dial Destiny is immense.

More than a single or even several Zero Point Modules could provide.

The SGC tapped the Naquadria core of an Icarus-type planet for this purpose.

Dialing the address causes Destiny to drop out of FTL to accept the connection.

On the other hand, other Destiny-style Stargates are unable to dial Destiny while it is in FTL, which may be due to their older design.

Or indicate that the nine chevron address also functions as an override code of a sort.

So that would be all about first generation of Gates.

Next time we will explore second generation of Gates.

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All My Surgeries Explained | #SpinaBifida - Duration: 5:09.

Hey everyone, welcome to #SpinaBifida.

Today I'm going to talk about all the surgeries I've had

and what they were for.

I've pretty much just always told you I've had 12 surgeries

on my back and one brain surgery

but I've never really told you about those surgeries in detail.

So let's get to that!

11 out of 12 surgeries were to untether my spine.

The way my Spina Bifida works which is

Lipomyelomeningocele,

is that my back produces way too much tissue.

And it holds onto my spinal cord, which is called tethering.

What my surgeries are for is that they

open up my back, they take out tissue

And that releases my spine for a bit.

Which allows me to have growth spurts,

and just lets me develop a bit more.

My first surgery was a month after I was born

because my Spina Bifida, my back was not exposed.

It was closed and it has a small cylinder looking bump

now my bump is more this shape.

But the first surgery was the start of that, my spine was tethered.

And they released my spine.

And before anyone asks, no I am short because my parents are just short.

Has nothing to do with my Spina Bifida.

So all of my surgeries have just been

taking out the tissue.

But one year, when I was 10 years old.

It was nerves tethering my spine instead of tissue.

That was a big surprise to my doctor

when they opened me up.

So he made the executive decision to take out some of those nerves.

And originally I lost feeling from my right knee down.

And I feeling back now, majority of my leg.

But my right foot I have no feeling in,

and I lost feeling in my left foot over time.

Mostly all my surgeries didn't have any complications like that.

I had one surgery, everything went fine but I

woke up and I couldn't hear.

And I think that was a complication from the anesthesia.

I just could not hear anything.

I also had just learned American Sign Language.

So (makes breath sound) when they woke me up

and I couldn't hear, I just started signing to them

that I couldn't hear.

For some reason I just stopped using my voice

because I was like "I can't communicate this way

I need to sign!"

So I did that and they made me sniff something.

And then I could hear again.

I really don't know what to tell you what that was.

I was such in a haze as well, because I'd just woken up from surgery.

That's what happened, think that was a complication from anesthesia.

I don't know.

All my back surgeries have been that.

My 12th back surgery was a lot different.

My 11th and 12th back surgery were back to back.

My 11th one was the untethering.

I was allowed to go back to school

this was 5th grade.

And it was the end of the year and we were having game day.

A boy yelled at me for sitting in his chair.

We didn't have assign seats becuase all the tables were put together

and we were playing a game.

But I was putting away a game board.

And he told me to get out and I said to him to wait.

Because I need to finish cleaning this.

And the next thing I knew, I was on the ground.

He pulled the chair out from under me

and my back hit the chair and hit the ground.

Mind you, I wasn't fully healed

from my 11th back surgery.

But I was healed enough where I was allowed to go back to school.

So this was extremely painful.

And that really happened was my dad and my sister came to the school

looked at my back, everything seemed to be fine.

The kid said I'm sorry and then school ended.

Like a few days after school ended, my back started leaking spinal fluid.

And instead of telling my parents,

uh mind you I was 10,

I just put washcloths and taped them with medical tape

to my back to hide it.

Because I was very traumatized with the hospital.

That's a thing a lot of people don't talk about

is a lot of kids who have grown up in the hospital

a lot of them experience PTSD

and I am one of those kids.

Because of all the PTSD

I felt I had to hide my back leaking

because I didn't want to have surgery again.

I didn't want to be in the hospital.

Because of that, I got an infection the size of a quarter.

In the middle of my back, it was a hole.

And that's when I finally told my mom.

We went to the hospital, they couldn't get it to close

or to stop leaking.

My bump on my back filled up, it was very

extended out of my back

and my bump went all the way up to the middle of my back.

Which is not normal at all.

And it was fluid build up.

So finally they did a surgery and they put the shunt

that I have inside my abdomen.

It just keeps the spinal fluid level in my back.

And it keeps me alive essentially.

So I was able to heal, and that was my 12th back surgery.

I didn't have any more surgeries from 7th grade

all the way to my senior year of high school.

A few months into college,

is when I started experiencing symptoms

for Chiari Malformation.

I had a skull decompression.

I recently learned exactly what they did

which that's in a video I will put...the card will pop up for that video.

But essentially they took a piece of the bottom of my skull out.

I don't have that part of my skull anymore.

And they took out like half of my first vertebrae.

To give my cerebellum a lot of room.

I'm missing bones is what I'm telling you.

That's all of my surgeries explained.

A lot of you asked about them in detail so I hope this

clears everything up.

So thank you for watching.

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Real Estate For Beginners | All Your Real Estate Questions Answered | Subscriber Real Estate MeetUp - Duration: 25:54.

so what kind of questions do you all

have about real estate what's going on

in your neck of the woods well I mean

we've been talking about what we want to

do as far as like making an income wise

if we don't want to work there somebody

relevant work for some reason the least

it blesses we can okay real estate seems

like the best thing to get into to

invest rather than to have that passive

income okay so it's also risk but I feel

like I have a good personality I'm

outgoing I'm able to meet the people I

could give and still trust the people so

if I can do that with people and get

them to trust me we can go from there

and go on make some money yeah I think

it's just more of learning how to get

into it how to find the right people how

to approach them all the different

avenues there are in this realm that we

can get into the wholesale the resell

real estate the broker so I don't I

don't know which one's the best I just

wanna start using seroff where I learn

the ropes I have free time right now I

have time to do this stuff so let me

learn the ropes do something productive

with my time and then turn that to

something right you start making some

passive income where we can use about

and travel another ten years from now

worry about sitting at my civic town or

having one house I have multiple houses

in his trial around understand we're

getting RV just drive around the country

you just go visit places kind of stuff

hey that's what I want to do yeah

visit all the football football state

would be fine and not deal with it but

in terms of real estate and then

investing there's just there's so many

avenues like there are now

funds like fun rides if you don't want

to deal with the buying property

flipping it and all that you can just

invest in this one real estate fund and

it gets you somewhere between a 8 and 10

percent return does that hold money

people are using to fund yes fun fun

real estates called fun rise calm

Thunder Brian yes so if you just wanted

to do real lazy man approach and notice

you're going to get close to us

somewhere between 6 to 10 percent

returns you can just invest your money

and fun rise go to sleep now if you want

to do really really do better and like

take a higher risk that's when you can

get into things like flipping or finding

a property and fixing it up putting a

renter in it or find a property fix it

up and selling it yeah or you can take

the Avenue of getting into wholesaling

which is kind of what I recommend

everybody learn as an initial real

estate investing skill because that is

the ground floor of how you find

properties so for example when I say

wholesaling all you're really doing with

a wholesaling deal you find a property

you find some a home that looked like

it's distressed for you riding by he's

finding owns that home you see what

their deficiencies are see what their

issues are tell them that you would like

to try to help their situation if you

put a contract on the home then you find

someone who buys them for cash and sell

them that piece of paper you just help

yourself you help you everything home

and you've also helped the person that's

new to real estate investment how do you

find the person when you have when you

have the house and you put the money

down how do you find the person that

wants to

so basically you're saying how would you

find a buyer so you've got the piece of

paper you're going through your due

diligence process and you're trying to

find someone that would buy that piece

of property a lot of people don't talk

about it but probably your best way to

go be a real estate thing everything

Mike you tell us now you would have to

find a real estate agent or find some

real estate agents there are several

ways you can go about this but probably

the best one be find a real estate agent

ask him who have been your cash buyers

in the last 90 to 120 days and tell them

you're a real estate investor you have a

property that you think would be a

benefit to some of his cash buyers and

offer them a little bit of the cash

money - okay if he can get it moved for

it that's one way you can also go to

whatever County you guys live in court

house auctions to see who are the people

that are buying cash properties at the

courthouse steps Hilary that's another

way you can go about doing it and in

another way you can find motivated

buyers go to your local real meetings

your local investment group meetings and

just see who are these people in there

buying properties and oftentimes they'll

let you advertise the properties that

you have on the contract okay howdy is

there a way to easily find properties

that are in distress not really the the

number one way that most people find

them is what they call it driving for

dollars basically you hop in your car

and you ride around and look for homes

that have the distressing high grass

unkempt

you know maybe broken windows broken

chandeliers mail piling up at the

mailbox

maybe city ordinances all on the door

that's how you find those properties

that are in distress okay okay the

driver

and there's also means there's the

houses in distress but also the stress

of the financial house we distress where

you see it's falling apart but also the

flipside is the financial distress of

the person might be under as well like

they might have some tax issues that you

don't know about right or some other

biggie somebody died the family recently

they can't afford the house payments

anymore in two months from now we're

screwed

so usually that's what causes the house

to be in distress yeah yeah that's as

ease into that probably and then believe

it or not you have a whole lot of homes

though distressed because this has been

passed down to individuals who are

wealthy and don't want to manage the

home or don't care to manage the home

one of my sellers was very very wealthy

do people care less about real estate

investing he didn't want to deal with it

and he led to two more properties for me

laughs because he's just he inherited

the home he didn't care about it and

when I worked with him to get the first

deal done he was happy and satisfied

with how fast I was able to expired

because I got two more that I want you

to have yeah so and you did this where

important near you have you bought or so

places on just on the internet without

going or looking at him no I've never

done that everyone I found has been

either driving for dollars or through a

connection of me okay okay now you could

try the one that but think about it like

this if it's on the internet think about

all the people has already been guilted

- yeah you know when you drive four

dollars and you find that property you

you are one of the first pants of the

people in fact you see this property

indeed but get in control of it or

people but if we get with a realtor a

real estate agent and tell them what

we're trying to do because they're gonna

get people coming to them that maybe

they don't follow the criteria and

they've vacant houses coming in the

through

stress like hey give me that lead and

let me go work that lead and in the

vice-versa if I get people who aren't

really into distress but living it by

itself house I'll send them to

motivation she got that cycle right

there if he possibly but a good real

estate agent if he finds a home that's

in distress or he knows the homeless in

distress he's gonna assure them to that

list I just told you about yeah I mean

like I said whole selling real estate is

the foundation like you could just the

front line so how you can get some of

your best deals now you know other

methods much one of my favorite Memphis

is I like to buy a home that's rent

ready already is rent ready people don't

fix it up and all that maybe it's for

sale by owner and I tried to negotiate

them down to 85 percent of what the home

is worth so I could have some enforce

equity in the property okay cuz I like

to win and in order for you to make some

money on a rental you need to get it for

a deal you need to have some equity in

it but at the same time I don't want to

deal with having to fix it up

whereas a lot of people will tell you

their method is they get something they

fix it up then they stick a renter into

it just not my method what I like to do

is strength of me is negotiating okay

and if I can't negotiate you down to 85%

or 90% of the value out okay when you

see or drive by a door you can you so

you you could definitely do that if you

want to but what the way that I do it is

I get the address I go home I look them

up on the county tax tax form to see who

they are see if they owe taxes if they

owed taxes that means they are a high

level priority and if you can figure out

whether they are high priority or not

then at that point in time you can go

knock on the door they're probably not

living there or you can try to look up

their phone number online and that's one

of the things I've looked up phone

numbers online I've called people and

you can send them the distress letter

based on the information you find that

the county

okay so vibrant ready yeah as if see if

you're if you're trying to buy places in

to flip you'd want to make sure you have

reputable people maybe already and II

like tractors cause crackers are hard to

find

yeah well and even having them handy

it's gonna be hard to find because most

contractors are not gonna sit down and

talk to you because they are busy so

what you do is you find someone who's

been doing real estate investing asking

who they're using and you and you're

probably gonna have to go through about

five of these people because they're

probably using those contractors on a

day-to-day basis but you just want to

know who they are and then give the

contractor a call see how long it takes

them to call you back if it takes them

longer than a day or two to call you

back the one we want but you want to

have a bow in hand so that when you are

ready to do a deal

he'll possibly come and take a look at

it for you to just say hey you might

need to fix this this and that

this is how much it's going to cost

until you get to the point where you

start seeing and understanding how much

certain things would cost on its own

without having to need to come out but

you definitely want to have about three

or four contractors on dad okay well

like red flags like we really have you

ready certain things like you like oh if

I see this like I'm walking away before

I get into it into like a home yeah yeah

it just depends like because I'm really

I really don't like to pick stuff up

like but you know there are some

investors who are taking a shell of a

home flip it around and fix it now if I

can get a home for $10,000 but like if I

see water damage I'm gone okay what

water is like the biggest threat to a

home if I see a lot of water damage on

short of that or if I see that the house

is uneven so one of the deals I walked

away from either the roof was bad or the

foundation was bad either way because

the home was older in that community the

new city ordinance if I had to play with

any of that and pull permits it was

going to cost me you know the price of

what I was going to pay for the home in

a community that was only going to rent

for about 525 nope no banks yeah $50,000

and the lady was going to sell the home

for 20 and this one cost like 50 to fix

it up yeah how do you choose where to

look like you do you look online and

find like hot areas that are sunglass

stuff we look for older neighborhoods

really I was purchasing people in these

neighborhoods have been around for a

while and they might be in distress

so that really comes down to that really

comes down to how you want to invest so

me I didn't mind investing in here

because I know you're gonna get those

properties cheaper I know you can fix

them up and I know what my escape route

would be at the end either I'm gonna

pick them up and try to sell them to

somebody else so I'm going to fix them

up and possibly put them on section 8

those are my estate plans a lot of

people in the real estate market are

trying to find homes and what you call a

be a neighborhood or B C neighborhood

but the problem with that is everybody's

looking for those okay as I've been

lower-income neighborhoods or so those

are the high-end so on a scale you go a

B C and D D would be the worst C kind of

be you know mid poverty area stuff like

that's gonna be it seems like a lower

yeah yeah AMD are your highest or you

can just go somewhere where you think

that the income of the homes my

range between you know 75 to 150

thousand that's probably about the

average but again you're gonna be

fighting everybody else yeah you kind of

have to figure out which one of those

which directions you want to go which

are investing to start making your plan

to go forward I like because of the one

need every winter they talked about the

guy was like Hispanics don't like to pay

for 45 you just made 20 years one of my

mentors has a great connection in

Greensboro High Point with Hispanic

families they don't care about buying a

house in it you know you can get it

fixed up and you can get in through

their network they will spend fifty

thousand in cash and buy the home that's

a guy Richard Simmons like that bet we'd

at that time and I met with you right

afterwards you're talking about it what

does it mean it they're saying it and

I'm a matzo getting into it now a year

ago now you've been into it for a while

in the house is worth it now I mean

having said all this stuff about we've

talked about all the good there's some

bad you know I just I struggled with

that daycare because of contractors

you know bad contractors I didn't

understand how contracts work like

having a lease contract and what triple

net meant I didn't know what any of that

stuff meant in the beginners all

learning experience it was oh yeah

intensive learning said yeah at the end

it paid off but you know that's the

learning curve you get and having

someone like me around to come and meet

and talk to you about it you can kind of

start thinking about those things

yeah as I said that network right and

then you can kind of you know subside

some of the pains you might would have

with feeling

once you can get the real estate really

turning some great investment great long

summers that's something to pass down to

kids generations generational will you

know once these homes are paid for and

you're still young people so 20 years

from now you'll still be probably over

60 I'm 38

no 40s oh okay no no no man stop putting

years all right you're like 40

something's always liked me he looks

really good I got all the gray my beard

they never need to help like with people

like helping you out like if you're like

getting deals going or if you just start

to invest this started process a do some

stuff like you need people helping you

out where I come in biggie like an

intern I haven't got to the point where

I'm ready to hire someone agrees some

who say no there's still talking about

scaling your business and the ultimate

goal is to get to a point where you're

scaling and you do want to finally get

to a place where you've got someone

answering phones or looking for deals

going representing you at these network

meetings networking with people for you

so that you don't have to waste time

going on yeah that's something that you

could well I mean I'm always everybody's

always at that point you know it's

always good to have a network of people

that can go and represent for a common

good to build yeah yeah but you know one

of the things that people usually are

looking for when they talk about do you

have someone that you can help out it's

someone that might be helped out

financing the deals or someone that can

help out with down payment and I've been

blessed enough now for the perab you

have one or two mentors that have cash

money

that you're on my list for cash alone so

right yeah I'm sure I do have a mentor

too that if I present them with a good

enough deal is good enough return

they'll give me some cash if I need it

like that but it's just got to be a good

enough deal I've got the baby to explain

to them the deal how they're gonna get

their money back

and what works in between so those are

ways that when you want to get into this

thing without a lot of money but you've

got time and effort how do you get

involved with it you know that's the

whole concept of using other people's

money you know that bad late night TV

commercial that say would you like just

flipping real estate using other

people's money yeah that's the concept

behind that but what they don't tell you

is when you go to those bad late night

meetings they want to use your money to

fund their stuff yeah you're the product

lose meetings all right the so yeah it's

a plant that's you so if you need help

in doing that kind of stuff you're hey

Tony there's a meet-up over here I can't

get to or go check this out so Howard if

you go to the banks to get money what's

the best way to use the bank's money

like would you have to have me be

collateral already like I already have

collateral can you give me a loan

against

or if you have them prior business

credentials a great credit so now a lot

you see a lot of real estate

professionals talk about funding deals

without using the bank because the bank

has their strict kind of regiment of

things that they want to see done in

order to give a loan on real estate so

yeah they probably won't want you to

have a decent credit score decent - I

didn't say good decent so they might

want you to have 650 but they're also

probably gonna want you to have some

down payment money as well so when

you're talking about getting a

commercial properties not where you're

gonna live banks typically wants you to

be able to pay down 20% of it yeah so

you're if you're gonna buy something

that's a hundred thousand dollars you're

typically gonna need $80,000 then

they're gonna go inspect it because it

doesn't just become when they do their

inspection then their appraisal it's not

just gonna be based on the value of the

home it's gonna be based on the value of

it being a rental property which is not

going to be as high as it being right a

live-in home so for let's just take the

last property I bought for example the

value of the property was one hundred

and twenty five thousand is a duplex but

the rental income value that the bank

appraised it for was a hundred and

seventeen thousand now I'm renting it

for more than that great because I've

done one or two little manipulations to

make the property rent for more than

what they're saying so at one hundred

seventeen thousand they were saying it

was rent for six fifty again I wound up

renting it for 700 per side okay so the

duplex yeah yep

the bank is gonna want to see everybody

the bank is gonna want to see income

down payment and possibly some equity in

the property

so what a lot of people do is they go

the route of not using the bank and how

do you do that is a term called owner

finance so you find someone who owns

property they might want to get out of

it and not pay capital gains upfront and

then just get them and negotiate it

basically the same deal the bank will do

you pay them instead of 20 percent maybe

15 or 10 percent and then they just give

you a loan as if they were the bank and

they don't have to pay capital gains but

they're gonna make whatever you

negotiate to pay them for 20 15 years

whatever you set no credits involved

right now you set terms in that they

can't just take it if you late one -

yeah my baby after three months then the

house goes right back to them and they

haven't lost anything so a lot of people

like going that route that's using I

would read it mattify I will tell you

look for if you see something that's for

sale by owner call them up and be like

look would you be willing to do some

creative financing and sell this home on

the finance and if they don't allow

people don't understand how it works you

tell them basically you know instead of

going to debate and increasing my debt

to income ratio I would just like to be

able to give you the same down payment I

would do the bank show you the income

that I have in my bank account show you

the income I've made over the course of

this or you know I can pay it and just

do wanna find

we probably that was that if they didn't

need the cash up front to go buy

something else so if they were having a

median C of not leading the cash right

away they'd be okay that's right so

maybe I wouldn't be I need the cash

right okay okay I'll look into that one

and it's Bob most of my incomes right

now is the money's mostly tied up in

cryptocurrencies which I bought most of

mine back in October November last year

and that's when everything yeah man I

remember we did a video on they're not

jumping ship

Lydia else I cashed out when I've seen

it going down they haven't recovered yet

they'd still sitting there so I'm just

sitting there holding I'm just waiting

it's gonna go back up and those people

understand is they don't know one don't

understand anything it's just not worth

anything no no it's it's going to go

back up eventually it's gonna go down

there's billions of dollars being put

into the infrastructure to get it to

work right and once that's in place

they're gonna flip the switch and that

shit's gonna go oh this was a rocket

it's just a matter of yeah and there's

getting the ETF's in places what they're

trying to do is they're trying to get it

so your 401k money can start going some

of it can start going off from stocks on

Krypton once that's in place and money

starts going from 401k decrepit oh

you're talking trillions of dollars

right well I could the market over a

matter of months so it's gonna be nuts

educate those who are gonna need to

invest their money they can instead of

you know their I think it's going to be

huge so they don't think there's a lot

of people who know about any of the

cryptos like they do about Gerber or

yeah definitely

there's a lot people think it's all fake

I mean I'm running the guys for a pretty

technical savvy and they think bitcoins

not going around in five years right

you're not you're listed rock music yeah

normal media there's no country right

let's stay down until they can make a

bunch of money off it they go up till

they figure out how to cap it they want

it down to like that four thousand

dollar mark was able to buy a crapload

4,000 exact with the switch and they're

gonna sell it for fifty to a hundred

thousand six months later so yes I'm

gonna start beating the street I'm gonna

talk to Elizabeth or else that's my

first step is go roast agent say hey can

you get me access to old some 90 days 60

days whatever MLS cash sales and under

certain and a certain marks under I

guess hundred fifty thousand dollars

maybe and then just start looking for

hot regions looking for places maybe

where there was twenty houses sold over

here in this region but only five over

here that twenty investors are really

hot over here so we'll look at in that

area cuz it's also hot over there the

one thing about the see if you can find

a real estate agent who has or is into

real estate investing okay that's but

you don't just want a real estate agent

who their whole Mitzvahs I'm just

selling a house you want a real estate

agent who has either work with people

who do real estate investing or they're

doing it themselves because they'll

under is with their understand your

language and they'll be more

Iger I think they certainly will because

other real estate agents and look at you

if they can't make money off you in the

future

yeah yeah but shot she prank you me the

list at least a few I doubt it

yeah people people are not gonna people

that tell you what deals are on the MLS

but they're not gonna give you the list

so you could ask her are there any good

deals on MLS but again what I see for

past selves past saleslady that would be

a or ask her just ask her do you have

cash customers you have people who have

paid for homes in cash in the last

hundred and twenty days I think she's

gonna say no only because she's in Wake

County right there in the heart of Apex

I'm pretty sure people aren't paying

cash for a thing houses certain areas

the venue slab Durham you have

some areas of raleigh-durham sherlyn I

don't think she does her so that's why

you go to these real meetings and find

out who's real estate agents and those

okay and then you just start you start

to meet up I'm gonna start going to

meetups urea is one of them you said

yeah don't we start there the RIA

meetups and all the local meetups start

going to those mm-hmm as I get questions

as I go all this I'll try not to the

barrio let's try to get like maybe ten

questions or five or six questions at

once in this you got something they'll

just put you on retainer yeah I'll put

up put you on a timetable and also in

our house if you know anybody who's

looking to invest me how I keep us in

mind fear if somebody's looking at this

we got nine acres of land and Cameron

with the 21 her square-foot house on it

and you could do whatever are you saying

I think it started for us because we

have this house and part of it was like

well let's just move back into it save

money for two years surveyed chunk of

change and then

move on but we don't know if we want to

live it's really not it's spreading cuz

it's great it's in Cameron in next with

Sparrow and Sanford and Southern Pines

and all of them all expanding outwards

and more expanding right towards Cameron

so Cameron's eating more popular more

expensive as well you might want to hold

on to it I mean people renter in there

just keep a renter until someone pops up

then I'll pay you double the value of

what it's worth but I don't I don't

think that anybody is going to just come

to us and say here you go I want to buy

your stuff oh we just going to markets

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Sofia, I already confirmed the Chicago casting.

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FBI, OPEN UP! alright guys Jen see you stop we won't

interrupt no interrupting alright start

recording recording alright hello my

name is Jessie yeah everybody I'm here

with SCP secret laboratory multiplayer

with the four most famous people on this

channel Bryan h2o hydro and Gen Z

actually we're not all famous we all

were all pretty stupid because we're on

this channel but four horsemen of

Apocalypse are you guys wait you guys

have like ooh names H you're like she's

just background character number one

don't forget to make him feel bad at all

times just write down the comment

session saying kill yourself

oh is this trouble in terrorist town no

far from it I say you want to let then

people know shoot shoot bang bang oh so

it is troubling tourists I'm not really

the monsters are enlightened represent

ourselves they don't act like us one of

the comments and then a monster to seek

SCP creatures very taking an elevator is

there elevator music oh of course not

this game can't afford it crawling

towards you you should probably kill it

actually no it looks like an old man

with AIDS you should probably just leave

it be oh shit you just fucked yourself

no I teach you okay he recipes I'm a

fucking idiot and they can't hear you ah

okay that's good hey Brian we should

should totally uh betray everybody oh

you sorry we were just we were just

joking

they heard you did you oh no we were

talking please don't notice oh hello

there egghead Oh why'd you call him I

thought he was stuck behind a force

field or something oh yeah she's a force

field yeah that was kind of stupid

oh my top on the thing I'm jumping look

it look to your right I mean left

that's my left that's not your left you

idiot behind you behind me last row I'm

shooting you right now great oh wait no

that's not me oh that's you oh I think I

just killed someone then massive origins

starting in three seconds all right

should I just shoot everybody Brian

permission granted

all right Brian on the count of three we

just shoot this man right here yeah all

I am lazy going with the shit you went a

long way Brian what do we do what are we

supposed to be doing what did you go I

hope that a CEO won't tell us

oh are we bad people Brian we bad yes we

criminals yeah yeah quit emulsify cran

yeah okay why do I not trust you at all

hey dark caves you I have I have a

serious case to suck on DS please you

know what secondes is sir you have

secondes

I got a serious case of the son gonna be

okay yeah that looks like he's got suck

on these he's got secondes section I'm

in this weird green Jesus base he's in

the pocket dimension Oh what do I do now

I just you know like check my pockets

see if I got any I'm I know I got okay

oh shit let's close them I don't think

this is a good idea

well Brian looks like it's just you and

me I mean me oh shit

okay we did gritty grape secure contain

and protect I can assist you we got a

GIGN oh that was fun I can't do that

anymore

Gandhi's

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