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White Sox pitcher Chris Sale was suspended in 2014 for destroying the team's throwback

uniforms.

The Sox higher ups called it a "temper tantrum" from Sale and eventually traded him the next

year…

If only the NBA players playing for these teams, would pull out the scissors and cut

these shitty uniforms up as well.

With that being said, we're back to our list of the, "Ten Worst NBA Uniforms Of

All-Time".

Number 10: Denver Nuggets 93 to 03

Believe it or not, I actually liked the multi colored rainbow striped Nuggets uniforms they

rocked for 11 years.

But in 1993, the Nuggets franchise changed with the times and went to a puke yellow,

dark blue and maroon look, that maybe fit the 90s theme better.

But by taking a quick glance at their pukey new colors, you totally miss the Rainbow mosaic.

Number 9: Utah Jazz 96 to 04

The Utah Jazz did get Jazzier when they went from their boring old Jazz logo, to their

fresh Coors Light advertisement.

Maybe this will be an idea for future franchise uniforms, since after this season, every NBA

team will be rocking an advertisement…

God, do we really need to be reminded that men have Erectile dysfunction, while watching

Hoops?

Number 8: Houston Rockets Now

The Rockets uniform baffles me every time I see their shitty Rocket font, and their

two loops that go around their arms.

Whoever created this uniform needs a new career, because this design is lame at best..

Yes, the uniforms with the rocket launching was better.

Number 7: Charlotte Bobcats 04 to 08

The Bobcats will only be a distant memory for all of us.

A memory that really means nothing to most NBA fans.

Sorry Charlotte, but its true.

To compound the shitty organization that was the Bobcats, they had the ugliest orange uniforms

that had no clear color scheme.

Were they orange?

Teal?

Dark blue?

Grey?

Did they have a drunk teenager create this color scheme?

Who knows, and at this point, …who cares..

Number 6: New Orleans Pelicans Now

Doesn't it seem like whoever created the Pelicans uniform just said, "ahh fuck it, does it

really matter how the uniform looks?

They're gunna suck anyway" Albeit they do suck ass, other than Anthony Davis… the

team's uniform is completely awkward.

Whats the deal with the tiny font across the jersey?

SMH

Number 5: Vancouver Grizzlies 95 to 01

It wasn't without effort for the Vancouver Grizzlies uniforms are on this list.

Whoever created the logo and the design of the Unis definetly took their time to try

to make it look cool.

The problem is, sometimes you can do too much..

With a pathetic record of 101 wins to 359 loses in their fracnchise career, their uniforms

made the team look like they were working at an amusement park.

But all in all, I actually feel bad for Vancouver on how they got ditched by the NBA.

So Canada, rock those jerseys with pride!

Number 4: Orlando Magic Now

This one is difficult to understand.

Because during the Penny and Shaq era, the Orlando Magic had the sickest uniforms ever,

with their black, blue and pinstripes scheme the team not only were winners but a branding

element that every major shoe company wanted to be a part of.

So its a scratch your head moment when you see the Magic uniforms now…whats up with

the new logo and font and Why are the pinstripes not straight?

Simple fix Orlando, Just go back to the 96 uni's and stay there.

Number 3: Indiana Pacers 84 to 90

We tried to stay away from dogging the retro uni's but this one was super horrendous.

The Pacers throughout their career, have had probably one of the ugliest looks ever.

And to this day, it still really hasn't changed.

But during the mid to late 80's their logo and jersey was tremendously bad.

With a hand holding a basketball creating a P// Does the P stand for Penis? because

it looks like a crooked cock.

Number 2: Detroit Pistons 95 to 01

Take it from the Detroit Pistons, you can actually go back to the old and make your

team better again.

In 95, the Detroit Pistons got fancy and changed their red white and blue color scheme to teal,

maroon, and yellow, we couldn't recognize the Pistons anymore.

The saddest part is, they made Detroit legend, Joe Dumars wear the ugly uniform.

The Pistons went back to their old logo and colors and Wala! another championship.

Number 1: Los Angeles Clippers Always

The Clippers can't win ever, not in standings, not in popularity, not in their Uniforms..

The Clippers moved to LA in 1984 from San Diego and are known as perennial losers through

out their existence.

The franshise once complained to Staples Center officials that during their home games the

Laker banners need to be covered up.

Instead of covering it up with banners of faces of current players, why not win something?

Or better yet, change your Name, you're known as a Loser.

What the fuck is a Clipper anyway?

You're in LA, be creative.

And yes, the new logo you made last year, sucks dick.

And there you have it, our list of the Ten Worst NBA Uniforms Of All -Time, Did we miss

any other ugly uniforms?

If so, mention them in the comment section below, and as always don't forget to like,

share, and subscribe.

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Unsung Producers 2 - Duration: 7:11.

what's up everybody its your man JFilt

from how to make very sick beats .com if

this is your first time welcome and

welcome to edition number two of unsung

producers so let's get into it just out

of curiosity where are you watching this

video what are you watching this video

on right now your cell phone at home in

the kitchen where we let I'm curious

anyway let's get right into this today

we talked about as you can see danjahndz

if you don't know who danjahandz

is if you ever heard of the guy named

timberland you've heard danjahandz

it's a good chance you've heard danjahandz if you've heard timberland danjahandz

is a musician and another one of

those cats and he actually does have a

name for itself but some of you may not

know who he is and just in case you don't

know this cat has worked with Britney

Spears Justin Timberlake TI Madonna diddy

you know diddy so you know that that's

just a few he's worked with a ton of

people anyway I want y'all to listen to

this beat that he actually worked with

timberland on speaking of timberlands

check this out g-unit alright anyways in

this beat you have two chords alright

so and this proved to you that you do

not have to think too hard when you're

making beats okay this is too simple

minor chords that's all it is so here's

the tip whatever your first minor chord

is you want to take the top note of it

in this case where an E flat E flat

minor E flat minor

now the top note be playing right and

your bass is gonna be Eb

here okay so the first move is what you

gonna do is matter fact let me play

along with it real quick so you can see

what I'm talking about okay so did y'all

see what I did just because you didn't

let me break it down so all I'm doing is

I'm taking two minor chords it's very

very easy guys right this is the e-flat

minor now the bass is also Eb

slide down here so with my with my left

hand I'm going over 2 notes to the

right or some people call it a whole

step okay so that's what I'm doing you

wanna skip one note and go to the next

note second chord is now how did I get

to that second chord here's this here's

another trick you can think about go

back to the first chord the top note of

that first chord is this so are you

going to do is for the second chord use

that same top note all the way down here

which is the same note Bflat see

if I did there

top note but for the bass for the second

chord I'm going all the way down here

same note and it also becomes a b-flat

minor so whatever note this is you

change it into a minor chord and to be

technical it's going to be a b-flat

minor second inversion if you have no

clue what I'm talking about check out my

free piano course and explains all this

stuff so that's the tip now this is the

language this is the vocabulary for you

because we're not going to do a carbon

copy of this we're going to do something

different okay but we're using the

vocabulary guys so let me let you hear

something that I'm working on right now

okay so guess what I did guys that same

concept I use the same vocabulary so in

this case I mean s so if i use i'm gonna

test you guys you tell me where does my

base go i'm on the first court my left

hand is on this F so I'm gonna walk up

to the G or a whole step and actually

what I did was instead of just going

right here I walked up to it so I that's

what I did okay and the second chord is

what's my top note me they'll have to

change that into a minor chord right so

it'll be C minor second inversion which

will be doing and where does my bass

note the same know right be well that's

all I did right i held down the chord

and then I walked up it sounds like a

totally different song but I use their

vocabulary from the inspiration of the

other beat does that make sense

and

yeah you know so once again get the

vocabulary that you need and then once

you have the vocabulary you can apply it

to your beats in your own way be

creative do whatever you want to do

Thanks it's positive energy so if you

like this video please hit that thumbs

up button more videos to come check out

all the link down below this video be

sure to check out the website and I'll

see you guys on the next

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Best Bangkok Street Food - Thai BRAISED BEEF Paradise! ร้านเนื้อตุ๋นท่าน้ำสาธุประดิษฐ์ - Duration: 12:18.

- I feel a little bit like I'm at

an auto mechanic shop here,

but instead of coming here to get spare car parts,

you come here to get spare beef parts.

The amount of beef they have here, they have beef balls,

they have shank, they have definitely

some random, unknown beef parts.

The aroma and the steam that it's trapped

within this low roof is just, the aroma is amazing.

This is the type of sauna you want to have

when you're in Thailand,

this is what a Thai aroma therapy is all about.

(upbeat music)

Hey everyone, it's Mark Weins, I'm in Bangkok, Thailand

hanging out with my buddy Joel and Su right here.

For lunch today we're at just an amazing Thai restaurant

in Bangkok, the name of this restaurant is called

Neua Toon Tha Nam Sathu Pradit.

You gotta just check out the roofing,

look at the storage on the roof there.

So at this restaurant they are doing the cooking

at the corner of the restaurant

and then they just have tables

in the variety of shop houses,

you can choose the shop house you wanna sit at,

but then they also have tables, open air

under the very low ceiling.

What a fantastic dining environment.

Wow, if you're scared of, I'm like actually

my head is right at the top here.

Don't stand up too fast when you come to this restaurant.

The meat sauna that I'm experiencing right now

under this low ledge roof is just indescribable.

You can order just a single bowl,

like if you come here by yourself

you can order a single bowl of noodles

and you can either choose to get Neua toon,

which is braised beef, which is fall apart tender,

or you can get Neua sod, which is fresh beef

and she will assemble your bowl of noodles

just with absolute expertise,

but along with just a single bowl of noodles

you can also order a Mou Fi, which is a fire pot.

And that way you get a whole pot full,

it's a hot pot full of beef with all the fixings.

Do not touch your head on the power cords

that run at the top of this restaurant.

There's braised beef in here, there's beef nuggets in here,

there is beef meatballs, there's striped,

there's probably a number of other beef parts

in here as well and it just smells unbelievable.

You can see the curdles of blood.

When I was out there looking at the kitchen,

they also told me this is one of their signature dishes,

which is, it's fried pork skin.

This is almost like croutons.

So I think you could probably toss them

in your soup, but you have to eat it really fast,

because you wouldn't want them to get soggy,

or you can just eat them garnishing

as you're eating the soup.

- They have a name for it here

that I've never heard before, mukwai.

- Mukwai, the soup is not spicy at all.

And what you do is you can dish yourself

or actually since we're just eating friends

and we're eating together we're probably just gonna

use our chopsticks and go directly into that.

The master pot, the main pot and pick out pieces of beef,

but yeah it's not spicy or anything,

so what you do is you mix your own sauce.

I'm gonna go in for chilly flakes,

a good, a good couple of spoonages of that

and wow, I'm gonna go in for some vinegar,

vinegar, chilly vinegar and then

I'll probably add a little bit of fish sauce,

just to balance it off.

That is like a perfect, perfect dipping sauce.

We are ready to dig in man.

So actually, should we just taste that broth first?

Oh there's tendent in here as well,

oh look at that soup and there's also,

oh there's just like a, that's just pure meat parts.

Oh it's so beefy, comforting, the amount of beef in this.

That is the definition of mommy,

there are, there's that extra flavor in there for sure,

undoubtedly, oh that's so smooth and so beefy and salty.

Oh, oh, oh, time to dig into the beef.

I got to go and just get the.

- [Joel] Choose your first piece.

- The braised beef on the top here,

oh I'm gonna rehydrate it a little bit in that soup

and actually I might not even dip in the sauce,

I'm just gonna, I'm just gonna eat it.

Oh, oh, oh, oh that is so tender.

Oh that just melts in your mouth,

that is ridiculously good.

There's so much condensed beefy flavor.

And I'm gonna move in for some trike,

which is the next visible piece of meat on top here

and oh a curly piece of trike.

I think I'm gonna dip this into the sauce.

Oh that sauce, oh yeah.

Not so chewy, a little bit,

definitely a little bit of a rubbery texture,

but really, really good, it's delicious.

That sauce is just pure fire, dry chilly and really sour,

so I can probably add a little bit of fish sauce to it.

Let's go for a beef meatball next cause you're

definitely need to soak in the chilly for a little bit.

Oh man, one of the toughest things about eating meatballs

is that there's nothing for, yeah there's nowhere

to put the sauce to cling onto.

So you have to actually go in with your chopsticks,

grab some of that sauce and put it on top

to maximize your sauce on the meatball.

- [Joel] Coverage, your meatball, your sauce coverage.

- Oh yeah,

all the sponginess, oh they're bouncy, they're so bouncy,

you can definitely tell that these are 100% beef, all beef.

- The consistency is even all the way through, so,

the mouth feel is so nice, oh my god.

- And then what I like about them also is they are not

too smooth, they have a little bit of like texture to them.

So you need texture.

- Some flavor in there, that's one of the best

beef meatballs I have ever had.

- Next up let's try the, these are like pork skin croutons.

Really, really crispy on the outside,

they started to taste like melt, like butter on the inside.

I think what would be absolutely awesome

if you take your spoon and then you submerge your spoon,

just drown them out, oh, oh, oh,

this is gonna be an amazing bite.

Wow, it's like the best I have ever,

oh another fire pot has just arrived.

How many of Aussie they go through,

how many FDA servings of beef we have in front of us.

- 16, 18?

- While this thing is still boiling away, we gotta go in

and this is a little bit different,

so there's more blood in the soup.

Oh there's, oh, what is that, very gelatinous,

wiggly, that's exactly what I'm gonna eat.

I'm gonna dip this, oh, oh, oh.

Oh that is a big pice of wiggliness.

Oh it's so hot,

oh that's just dissolving on my tongue, oh wow,

whatever it is, it's just insanity.

- The tenderness is unbelievable.

- Okay, over here we have the noodles,

you can see how rich and oily and blood curdle that broth is

there's noodles on here, there's the braised beef.

And let's try this baby,

there's always some woning blurry in here as well.

Oh with the noodles it's amazing,

they just soak up all of that beef broth.

In this one you can really taste that the broth

is thickened from the blood.

Again, an amazing beef flavor.

We're gonna sit here and just dig through these

piles of beef, it is just so ridiculously good.

And this one I'm gonna put on my rice.

Guess I'll eat it all together.

Wow, and then taste it with some soup.

That's exquisite, that is unbelievable, masterful.

The beef flavor is just off the charts.

It's off the charts in here.

- Hey, they all like babies, hi, yeah hello.

I'd like to have a new friend.

- That beef went down so well, and it's gone,

so we did the only thing that was right to do

and we ordered one more entire pot, just to.

You can't, you can't, you actually can not stop.

(speaking foreign language)

Our grand finale, we got, which is braised beef,

100% braised beef.

- We handed him our order and he thought

we were asking for the bill, he looks, he goes, oh,

these guys are ordering three.

- I'm gonna ask him to redo it.

I don't think I can pick up anything better

in the world right now than a flaming,

boiling pot of braised beef.

You literally just wanna swim in this.

If it was, if it was cooled down,

I would, I really wouldn't be opposed

to taking a swim in this broth.

It's just perfection, it's absolute beef perfection.

That is as good as the first two fire pots.

Digging your chopsticks in here

is almost like going fishing

with a 100% success rate.

- [Joel] Oh dude look at this piece.

It's, it just looks like it's barely hanging on.

- It looks like scary almost,

look at that, the way the fat clings to the meet

and it just shakes on your chopsticks.

- [Joel] It really is living.

- It's like an organism, look at that,

that's like a bungee cord, ha, ha, ha.

Bye-bye, thank you, thank you.

We just finished with that meal,

that was one of those life changing meat experiences.

The beef was so incredibly good,

come here, you can either get the fire pot with beef,

or you can get just a plain bowl, well not very plain,

but delicious bowl of noodles and braised beef.

Everything they serve I think is just top notch

incredibly, insanely delicious

and I just absolutely love this environment.

This restaurant, they literally

looks like they have, they own about

four or five shop houses in a row.

And so you can actually eat indoors,

or you can get a table on the outside, which just

surrounds on kind of the outside, like balcony area.

Just remember not to stand up too hard

and when you're walking inside you gotta duck,

so that you don't hit your head on the concrete,

but the beef is just unbelievably good here

if you're looking for some amazing beef in Bangkok.

This is the restaurant you're not gonna want to miss.

Bye-bye.

Please remember to give this video a thumbs up,

I would love to hear from you in the comment section below

and also make sure you click subscribe now

for lots more food and travel videos.

Thank you for watching,

good-bye from beef paradise in Bangkok.

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No More Rachel Dolezals (Gender Analysis) - Duration: 9:18.

"If someone can identify as another gender, why can't someone identify as another race?"

I want to make something clear from the outset: Engaging with this crafty bit of rhetoric

at all is completely beneath me, and it's beneath you too.

This argument doesn't deserve the time of day, let alone the detailed attention of a

protracted dissection.

But this is weaponized rhetoric, designed to be wielded deliberately against the lives

of trans people.

So I don't really have a choice about engaging with it, do I?

I resent that immensely.

This is undeniably a bad-faith argument.

To any person who actually knows trans people, it's obvious that this is absurd and hostile,

even if they may not be certain of how exactly to explain that.

Yet many people who don't know a trans person at all have nevertheless felt that they are

invited to partake in this argument, particularly following the emergence of Rachel Dolezal,

a white woman who has made an entire life out of openly pretending to be black.

Her noxious existence crystallized this long-running spurious hypothetical into reality.

Her arrival in the public sphere immediately after Caitlyn Jenner came out in 2015 was

the worst kind of distraction, causing untold damage to the public's perception of us.

And her continued presence in the media, as she milks her misdeeds and the outrage over

them for as long as possible, will perpetually invoke the misleading and invalidating false

intuition that to be transgender is as absurd as becoming a different race.

If you support trans people, you cannot support this person.

When confronting the argument at hand, it's important to remember that what looks like

a question may not be a question at all.

Phrasing a sentence such that you can place a question mark at the end of it does not

reliably indicate that any actual curiosity is present.

Instead, the phrasing of a question can be used to disguise any number of claims and

assumptions that are being slipped in without first being justified.

First, its semantic content reduces to saying: "Gender and race are the same thing – now

you prove that they're not."

The individual "asking" the "question" notably fails to show why these concepts are

directly comparable to begin with.

Second, the choice to engage individual trans people in this argument is itself a way of

reaffirming its own unproven conclusion.

The very act carries the assumption that someone's life as a trans person is relevant to hypotheticals

involving race or the offensive and self-absorbed stunts of Rachel Dolezal.

This is not the case.

The arguer could choose instead to ask an anthropologist or sociologist about topics

of race and the construction of racial identity, but they conspicuously do not.

Third, this argument serves to produce confusion rather than clarity.

It's designed to shepherd people into the heights of nebulous abstractions, where their

conflicting and typically vague understandings of these concepts will lead them to argue

in circles uselessly.

"What is race?"

"What is gender?"

The average person is just not equipped with a useful comprehension of very broad concepts

that are still being clarified and studied in academic circles, and so they just talk

past each other.

Worst of all, the turn toward abstraction casts trans people's lives as some mere

idea to be idly debated by those with no stake in this.

It distracts from the recognition of our real existence.

Instead, I'd like to ask some questions that will serve to bring these notions back

to reality.

Rather than getting lost in the clouds of abstraction, let's explore some concrete

examples in order to see how well some of these assumptions line up with the real world.

For instance: Are there 1.4 million people like Rachel Dolezal in the United States – 125,000

in Texas alone?

That's how many trans adults there are.

Do 1 in 137 high school students identify as being like Rachel Dolezal?

That's how many teenage trans kids there are.

Do 30% of people personally know someone like Rachel Dolezal?

That's how many people know a trans person.

Have decades of scientific studies and clinical evidence shown that living like Rachel Dolezal

is beneficial to one's mental health, well-being, and overall functioning?

Such evidence has shown that trans people benefit immensely from living as their gender

and transitioning.

There's another element of dissimilarity that's especially striking to me.

Trans people have reached what might be called a "critical mass" of awareness.

Our visible presence has reached a point where emerging trans people have the means to recognize

themselves in us, helping each of them to develop a better understanding of their gender

and what's best for them in their life.

I've received hundreds of messages from viewers who've said that my work led them

to realize that they're trans, but this has been occurring for decades – after Christine

Jorgensen publicly transitioned in 1952, hospitals received thousands of requests from trans

people who also wanted to transition.

Yet in the wake of Rachel Dolezal's real-life example, we see nothing of the sort.

There aren't thousands of people emerging to say that her life reflects their own experiences,

or that they feel more affirmed in themselves now as a result of her visibility.

She is not an instance of a latent yet widespread phenomenon that's now rising to public awareness

– she is one individual, with a particular set of personal issues, who has made a very

unique series of poor choices in her life.

"If someone can identify as another gender, why can't someone identify as another race?"

Pay close attention to what "identifying as" looks like in each case respectively

– the same word can be intentionally used in order to cloak a great deal of difference.

For trans people, "identifying as" our gender – or as we call it, just having a

gender – means going about our lives in relative peace and contentment having found

deeply meaningful personal fulfillment, with scientifically measurable increases in our

health and well-being.

For Rachel Dolezal, "identifying as" black means: Taking the place of people of color

in leadership positions in an NAACP branch, faking racist hate crimes against an NAACP

branch, plagiarizing a classic painting of a slave ship, suing a historically black university

for allegedly discriminating against her as a white person, and making a ridiculous spectacle

of herself everywhere she goes, either not knowing or just not caring how offensive and

corrosive her presence is.

This is a person who tries to claim solidarity with black people, while her actions demonstrate

anything but.

She seemingly exhibits no awareness that the very people she claims to identify with do

not have access to the preposterous choices she's made – black men and boys who are

killed by police are not afforded the option of "identifying" their way out of racist

profiling and violence.

Instead, she shows an ongoing, almost pathological need to take the spotlight away from real

issues and seize it for herself.

If this person were truly dedicated to fighting for racial justice, she would realize that

she's nothing but a malignant distraction.

Her presence has done nothing to advance conversations on race or identity; if anything, her race-faking

act seems only to have muddled many white people's understanding of racial issues.

She is a white person promoting misconceptions of race among white people – she is not

acting in solidarity with anyone when they keep having to clean up after the discursive

wreckage she leaves in her wake.

And if you choose to compare trans people to this, knowing what this real example of

"identifying as another race" actually looks like, you are simply choosing to insult

us.

I'm Zinnia Jones.

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Stugan Application 2017 - PapAR - Duration: 1:21.

Hello, my name is Pontus Björkberg, Oscar Andersson, and Ivar Björling.

We are three big dreamers studying game development at Blekinge Institute of Technology here in Sweden.

We want to encourage children to explore game design, using our game PapAR.

In PapAR you can draw your own levels using regular paper.

In our current prototype, you can use a black pen to draw platforms and a red pen to create deadly obstacles.

We have done a bunch of games earlier, both at school and at game jams.

It was at a game jam we created our proof of concept for PapAR.

PapAR is an awesome game where it's super easy to make your own levels and explore game design.

We believe using pen and paper is the most intuitive and easy way to create

Removing the technical barriers enables children to experiment freely.

At the end of this summer we would like to have a releasable version of PapAR.

To make a game about game design we need input from a lot of game designers.

What better way is there than to spend the summer at Stugan, and with all the great people in it.

We hope we hear from you, have a nice day, bye bye.

For more infomation >> Stugan Application 2017 - PapAR - Duration: 1:21.

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PM2.5，一年害死300萬人 - Duration: 2:09.

For more infomation >> PM2.5，一年害死300萬人 - Duration: 2:09.

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Spring 2017 - Duration: 1:45.

Spring 2017

Thanks for watching!

For more infomation >> Spring 2017 - Duration: 1:45.

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Crashing: Guest Star Fan Club: Sarah Silverman - Duration: 2:53.

Great live comedy... Oh.

Hey, I know this guy.

Sorry, I didn't...

Obviously I didn't recognize you.

My friend Pete.

I met Sarah Silverman through my friend Chelsea Peretti,

and one day, just casually, she was like

"Hey, we're gonna go to Sarah's house and swim."

I went, and I was really, really excited.

-(CHEERING) -Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

(SCREAMS)

Something about her jokes...

they're very fun for me to punch up.

So, she would give me a premise,

and I would see all the ingredients,

and all I'd do is I'd tweak it like that.

And she'd laugh so hard.

Then she'd go and do it on stage.

That was one of the bigger thrills of my career.

I would never be like "I wrote that joke,"

but I was like, "I was involved in...

when she was coming up with it."

PETE HOLMES: That's a quick way to ingratiate yourself

to another comedian

is to kind of joke around and help

with some of their new jokes.

DIRECTOR: Mark it.

PETE: Judd and I wrote this episode

for Sarah specifically.

Because she is this type of person in the scene.

Very loving, very open, very generous.

When you're done tonight...

go here, you can stay at my place.

-What? Really? -Yeah.

And gives a lot of advice. Like, she says...

You have to floss every single day.

-Really? -Death creeps in through the gums.

I always thought that was a lie started by big floss.

(BOTH LAUGHING)

That's funny. You're an idiot.

We needed someone to play that kind of savior.

That sort of person that is inexplicably kind to you

even though they're so far ahead of you.

What's your plan?

I don't really have a plan. You want to watch a movie?

No. You're welcome to stay here. I just...

if you're not working towards a plan,

(STAMMERING) I can't... You can't stay here.

That's how things happen in show business.

Because of gracious people like Sarah.

I think somebody earned a little tootie-toot-a-loot

on the weed pipe.

I think the thing that I would say is so funny about Sarah,

especially as an actress, is that she's effortless.

-Just have a puff. Celebrate. -(STAMMERS) All right.

I was sitting right next to her, and I was like,

"Wow, it really looks like she's doing nothing."

Not in a bad way. But being very minimal.

After a while, you stop needing to talk about the high.

Just, like, exist.

Sarah's just being natural and real.

And you'd be like, "Well, she didn't do that much."

And then you'd watch it play back on a screen,

and you'd see she was doing everything.

(BLOWS, LAUGHING)

Is that a weird laugh?

(LAUGHS)

For more infomation >> Crashing: Guest Star Fan Club: Sarah Silverman - Duration: 2:53.

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Meet SAM, Brick Laying Robot That Does The Work Of 6 Humans - tech and science - Duration: 2:09.

Meet SAM, Brick Laying Robot That Does The Work Of 6 Humans

In the latest installment of our "Dear Bernie" series, posts intended to inform the Vermont

Senator about the unintended, negative consequences of minimum wage hikes, we present SAM (Semi-Automated

Mason), a brick laying robot designed and engineered by Construction Robotics out of

New York.

While SAM can do the work of 6 unionized masons each day, he never requires a break, benefits

or a paycheck.

Each SAM can be rented at a monthly cost of ~$3,300 according to The Sun.

With an average efficiency of 3,000 bricks per day, that breaks down to about 4.5 cents

per brick.

Meanwhile, using using Bernie's preferred $15 per hour minimum wage rate, plus benefits,

and a daily efficiency of about 500 bricks brings the human labor cost equivalent to

roughly 32 cents per brick, or a little over 7x.

Of course, SAM can't completely eliminate the need for masons on work sites just yet,

as human assistance is still needed to load bricks and mortar into the system and to clean

up excess mortar from joints after bricks have been laid.

That said, Construction Robotics estimates that overall labor costs for bricklaying projects

can be reduced by at least 50%.

And while Bernie is unlikely to rent a SAM to construct his next $575,000 lake house,

we hear that someone may be taking bids for an impenetrable, yet "aesthetically pleasing",

30-foot border wall that will span nearly 2,000 miles.

See sam in action.

The video link is in the article below in our description

For more infomation >> Meet SAM, Brick Laying Robot That Does The Work Of 6 Humans - tech and science - Duration: 2:09.

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Do You Spend More on Coffee Than on Your Savings? | Your Money, Your Choices with Susan Daley - Duration: 5:23.

I was recently interviewed for a piece on CTV around a recent study that states that

more than 40% of millennials spend more on coffee than on retirement.

For 18 to 23 year olds, that stat jumps up to 50%.

Now I might have not been the greatest person to interview for this piece, because I probably

spend a grand total of about $20 on coffee per year – I don't drink the stuff unless

I'm a zombie from lack of sleep.

But I've attempted to unbiasedly break down why there's still hope for millennials,

even if they are putting more towards coffee than their retirement right now.

I'm Susan Daley and this is Your Money, Your Choices.

Let's think about someone who is currently 18 to 23 years old for a minute.

They're probably still in university or college, working on projects and studying

until all hours of the night and then waking up to go to early morning classes.

They're just trying to stay awake and get through school so they can get a good job

when they're done.

They're not thinking about retirement yet, and that's okay!

I'm not worried about them.

According to the same study, 40% of respondents are worried about debt.

That's about the same percentage of millennials who spend more on coffee than on retirement.

If these millennials are putting all their savings towards debt repayments, it's easy

to spend more on coffee than retirement savings.

I'm not worried about these people, as long as they are actually paying off those debts.

If they're instead buying money on coffee and other items rather than chipping away

at that debt, then they should revisit their budget.

I am worried about the group of millennials that thinks they have tons of time to save,

so they'll just wait until they earn more and they'll enjoy themselves now.

This mindset poses a few problems.

Firstly, what happens if their income doesn't increase?

Secondly, they're used to spending everything they earn, not setting aside anything for

savings.

When they do start earning more money, will they have the discipline to start saving that,

or will they let lifestyle inflation creep in?

And thirdly, if they start saving later, they'll have to play catch up and save a lot more

than if they started earlier, thanks to compound interest.

For example, let's say someone earns $50,000 and saves 10% of their income, or $5,000 per year.

If that individual is 25 now, they end up with $604,000 at age 65.

If that person started saving at 35 instead, they'd have to save over $9,000 a year to

end up with the same amount, almost double, and almost 1.5x the total amount of savings

over their lifetime.

If they didn't start saving until age 45, they'd have to save over $18,000 a year;

that's almost 4x than if they started at age 25, and their total out of pocket savings over their

lifetime would be $365,000 rather than $200,000, almost double.

Let's look at this another way, say the individuals in my previous example only saved

$5,000 per year, no matter what age they started at.

The person starting at age 25 would still have $604,000 for retirement at age 65, while

someone starting at age 35 would only have $332,000, and someone starting at age 45 would

only have $165,000.

That's a big difference. You can watch my colleague, Nancy Graham's video on how much you need to retire

To get you starting to think on this important goal.

The other group of people I'm worried about are the 52% of the study respondents that

said their savviness on investing is low, and the 32% whose biggest concern on investing

is about lack of knowledge.

If these people are paralyzed by their lack of knowledge, they could miss out on compound

returns. That's one of the reasons why I started this channel in the first place. So Millennials, like me don't

don't feel so uninformed that they put off saving and investing.

This study that millennials spend more on coffee than on retirement fits nicely with

a popular finance term called the Latte Factor, which was popularized by David Bach, author

of the Automatic Millionaire.

The Latte Factor is where people mindlessly spend small amounts of money on everyday small

purchases (like Lattes), which then add up to large amounts over the year.

For example, say you spend $5 per day on coffee.

That adds up to almost $2,000 a year.

Or $10 on lunch during weekdays is more than $2,500.

Now I'm not saying you can't spend your money on these things.

If you love coffee and would be miserable if you didn't get to drink it every day,

that's fine.

If you're consistently saving and investing and coffee and lunches are coming out of your

"fun money", go ahead.

Often, focusing on bigger ticket items that you regularly spend money on (like rent and

mortgages) will make a much bigger impact.

But if these seemingly small expenditures are hindering your ability to save, and they

aren't aligned with your goals and values, then millennials (and anyone for that matter)

need to rethink their spending.

I'm Susan Daley and this has been Your Money, Your Choices. I put these videos out every two weeks.

So subscribe!