the ratings for greg gutfeld conservative late-night show over at Fox crushes the leftist Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert how's that to round off our week right that's right the ratings are out and Greg gut Phil's Pro Trump Pro nationalist populist late-night show is completely trouncing Kimmel and Kabir we're gonna take a look at the latest round of ratings and see why we may be looking at nothing less than the beginning of a new era of conservative late-night television I think you're absolutely loving greetings everyone dr. Steve here with you a wonderful brand new month of May to each and every one of you if this is your first time here on this channel we analyze current events and let some super awesome conservative trends so you can live in the present in light of even better things to come and it doesn't get better than that does it so make sure to smack that Bell and subscribe button if you haven't already done so you're gonna absolutely love being a regular part of this channel and interacting with this network of conservatives from all over the world let's start with the video chat question of the day we have been doing those in a while would you like this one which late-night host you despise more Stephen Colbert or Jimmy Kimmel let us know in the comment section below I've actually done that video chat question before I couldn't hide it I don't know if you remember that if you've been a regular this channel but I think it's just it's a particularly apropos question for today's video which late-night host you despise more Stephen Colbert Jimmy Kimmel let us know the comments section below make sure to tell us why you despise the one over the other that should make for an awesome comment thread it's almost a trick question if you think it through the answer here is a legitimate yes a both and it really doesn't matter because both of their ratings are plummeting as we'll get into in a moment now before we get into the triumphs of late-night conservative television let's give a huge shout out to the sponsor of this video and that's collagen available at health with Steve Turley calm now if you don't know collagen maybe really the closest thing we'll ever get to a real Fountain of Youth many health experts now agree that consuming collagen is crucial as it gets to renew and revitalize how we look in taking collagen regularly can revitalize your body make your skin bones and even your hair look and feel more healthy and youthful now if you're interested in learning more about collagen and getting your own supply then visit health with Steve Charlie calm or just click on the link below and check it out you'll be glad that you did alright gang let's dive right in here you know we featured on a number of our past videos the fledgling ratings for the ultra-left late night show host Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert ok well now we'll get into that in a minute but it never fails to awaken so much joy and delight within me when I reflect on how their ratings have plunged over the years and when we take stock of that ratings meltdown a lot of you have asked in the comments section before where is the thoroughly conservative version of late night in many ways have you thinking that Johnny Carson was right he was so classy extremely witty his guests were always top-notch he had classical musicians he had some of the best up-and-coming comments I still remember at George Karl on a show George Karl was an old vaudeville performer he was on there and the show a couple of times and he did his original vaudeville act but since Carson there really hasn't been a good conservative alternative to all the left-wing Schilling and you know virtue signaling that's spewed out night after night on Kimmel and Colbert until now you'll be happy to know that Fox News's Greg Gutfeld weekly Saturday night program has officially surpassed the ratings for both CBS's Late Show with Stephen Colbert and ABC's Jimmy Kimmel I've got Feld's late-night program is consistently earn and get this just shy of three million nightly viewers 2.9 million to be exact and what makes these numbers so amazing is that these are ratings for a Saturday night late-night television on cable which generally are very low and what we're seeing with god Feld in radical contrast to the Great Awakenings over at Co Baron Kimmel what we're seeing is a thoroughly pro Trump Pro nationalist Pro pop program that loves our country our culture our customs and our traditions gutfeld is genuinely funny and witty he has great guests and he celebrates and indeed defends and funny and yet profoundly insightful ways all that is good about our nation I mean the contrast here with Colbert and Kimmel simply could not be more stark and we've talked about this before but both Kimmel and Co bear have deliberately attempted to partisan eyes their shows they've deliberately sought to turn their show's into shills for all things left-wing it's basically a different kind of business model that's responding to the increasing segmentation of viewing audiences so where's Johnny Carson was appearing on late-night television when you know you only had a few channels to choose from ABC NBC CBS and now of course we have thousands of channels to choose err I mean you bring the Internet into this I mean they're literally innumerable you have countless channels and venues to watch to sow audiences have become increasingly segmented and so what the producers at the late-night shows have been doing is they've decided to partisan eyes their show deliberately turning them into shows that rabid left-wing liberals would want to watch since of course all the producers in late-night show hosts are themselves rabid liberals and as I understand it was Stephen Colbert over at CBS that first made this move this move to deliberately reach out to a thoroughly left-wing audience so he made mocking and ridiculing and excoriating Trump and his supporters a centerpiece of his act and in so doing he quickly overtook Jimmy Fallon of NBC in the ratings and so what Colbert effectively did was he changed the business model of late-night television and as a result of Colbert's success in taking over first place among the three major late-night shows the old late-night business model that sought to entertain people of all political persuasions has been effectively replaced by a hyper partisan approach that seeks to actively engage only a single political demographic and case the anti-trump liberal seculars persuasion subjecting any and all pro-trump conservative persuasions as objects of constant scorn and ridicule you may remember that when Jimmy Kimmel was asked about whether he was worried about losing Republican viewers by virtue of his own attempt and attracting the same anti Trump liberal base that Colbert had effectively co-opted into his audience he basically said good riddance right he actually said he actually said rather than saying good riddance I just say riddance as if that made any sense which again is just frankly so unclever in his part it's so uncreated so intellectually lazy what Kimmel is getting at here is that he and his producers recognized that when he says anything inflammatory against Trump his ratings go up same with co bear and so the business model that the producers of these late shows are pushing is one that goes after niche markets particularly political niche markets so this appears to be what Colbert and Kimmel have over Jimmy Fallon of The Tonight Show who's generally to his credit stayed away from political niche markets but as a result he's seen his ratings decline and so well kobera and Kim are trying to do has become the late-night kings of this evermore partisan and yet evermore shrinking and dwindling market share well that was all before a conservative candidate came into the mix and that's where we have Greg Gutfeld of Fox News Gutfeld Saturday night's show is attracting an audience size that these leftist liberals could only dream up while gutfeld is pulling in 3 million viewers Colbert is barely bringing in 2 million viewers and remember that's down dramatically from where CBS's late-night show used to be since taking over from David Letterman cabarrus ratings have dropped from 4 million to just half of that in a matter of just a few years - barely 2 million so this year's opening season saw a viewer decline for Colbert a 30% for Kimmel things are even worse Kimmel's viewership is down 16 percent from where it was last year Kimmel's barely getting a million viewers gutfeld has three times the audience as Kimmel so what we're seeing here is that the liberal left late night hosts are fighting each other over what's left of their left wing audience while God fell is tapping into a conservative audience that the Liberals over at ABC and CBS had thus far ignored and he's demonstrating now for all to see that the conservative audience is just as formidable if not more so than any numbers constituting a left-wing audience so well done Greg Gutfeld I hope it's the beginning of many many more wonderful things to come for a new conservative late-night show now before you go you will definitely want to check out the video I just uploaded and how the legacy media's attempt to cover up Biden's sexual assault allegations is completely and totally collapsing thanks to the triumph of the new media the alternative media you're absolutely gonna love it so make sure to click on the link and I will see you over there god


[Music]
good
morning
how
are
you
it's
been
great
hasn't
it
it's
been
i've
been
blown
away
by
the
whole
thing
in
fact
i'm
leaving
um
there
have
been
three
themes
haven't
they
running
through
the
conference
uh
which
are
rather
relevant
to
what
i
want
to
talk
about
one
is
the
extraordinary
evidence
of
human
creativity
in
all
of
the
presentations
that
we've
had
and
and
in
all
the
people
here
just
the
variety
of
it
and
the
range
of
it
the
second
is
that
it's
put
us
in
a
place
where
we
have
no
idea
what's
going
to
happen
uh
in
terms
of
future
no
idea
how
this
may
play
out
i
have
an
interest
in
education
uh
actually
what
i
find
is
everybody
has
an
interest
in
education
don't
you
i
find
this
very
interesting
if
you're
at
a
dinner
party
and
you
say
you
work
in
education
actually
you're
not
often
at
dinner
parties
frankly
if
you
work
in
education
you're
not
asked
you
know
and
uh
and
you'll
never
ask
back
curiously
that's
a
thing
that's
straight
to
me
but
if
you
are
and
you
say
to
somebody
uh
they
say
what
do
you
do
and
you
say
you
work
in
education
you
can
see
the
blood
run
from
their
face
they
think
oh
my
god
you
know
why
me
it's
my
one
night
out
all
week
um
but
if
you
ask
about
their
education
they
pin
you
to
the
wall
because
it's
one
of
those
things
that
goes
deep
with
people
am
i
right
like
religion
and
money
uh
and
other
things
so
um
i
have
a
big
interest
in
education
and
i
think
we
all
do
we
have
a
huge
vested
interest
in
it
partly
because
it's
education
that's
meant
to
take
us
into
this
future
that
we
can't
grasp
if
you
think
of
it
children
starting
school
this
year
will
be
retiring
in
2065.
nobody
has
a
clue
despite
all
the
expertise
that's
been
on
parade
for
the
past
four
days
what
the
world
will
look
like
in
five
years
time
and
yet
we're
meant
to
be
educating
them
for
it
so
the
unpredictability
i
think
is
extraordinary
and
the
third
part
of
this
is
that
we've
all
agreed
nonetheless
on
the
really
um
extraordinary
capacities
that
children
have
their
capacities
for
innovation
i
mean
serena
last
night
was
a
marvel
wasn't
she
just
seeing
what
she
could
do
and
she's
exceptional
but
i
think
she's
not
um
so
to
speak
exceptional
in
the
whole
of
of
childhood
what
you
have
there
is
a
person
of
extraordinary
dedication
who
found
a
talent
and
my
contention
is
all
kids
have
tremendous
talents
and
we
squander
them
pretty
ruthlessly
so
i
want
to
talk
about
education
and
i
want
to
talk
about
creativity
my
contention
is
that
creativity
now
is
as
important
in
education
as
literacy
and
we
should
treat
it
with
the
same
status
thank
you
[Music]
that
was
it
by
the way
thank
you
very
much
[Laughter]
so
15
minutes
left
well
i
was
born
no
the
um
i
had
a
great
story
recently
uh
i
love
telling
it
of
a
little
girl
who
was
in
a
drawing
lesson
she
was
six
and
she
was
at
the
back
drawing
and
the
teacher
said
this
little
girl
had
ever
paid
attention
and
in
this
drawing
lesson
she
did
and
the
teacher
was
fascinated
she
went
over
to
and
she
said
what
are
you
drawing
and
the
girl
said
i'm
drawing
a
picture
of
god
and
the
teacher
said
but
nobody
knows
what
god
looks
like
and
the
girl
said
they
will
in
a
minute
okay
when
when
my
son
was
four
in
england
actually
he
was
four
everywhere
to
be
honest
i
mean
apparently
for
being
strict
about
it
wherever
he
went
he
was
for
that
yeah
but
he
was
in
the
nativity
play
do
you
remember
the
story
no
it's
big
it's
a big
story
mel
gibson
to
the
sequel
you
may
have
seen
it
nativity
too
but
um
james
got
the
part
of
joseph
which
we
were
thrilled
about
we
consider
this
to
be
one
of
the
lead
parts
uh
we
had
the
place
crammed
full
of
agents
and
t-shirts
you
know
james
robinson
is
joseph
we
had
he
didn't
have
to
speak
but
the
other
bit
where
the
three
kings
come
in
now
they
come
in
bearing
gifts
and
they
bring
gold
frankincense
and
mayo
this
really
happened
we
were
sitting
there
and
they
i
think
just
went
out
of
sequence
because
we
talked
a
little
boy
afterwards
and
said
you
know
are
you
okay
with
that
they
said
yeah
why
was
that
wrong
they
just
switched
i
think
that
was
it
anyway
the
three
boys
came
in
little
four-year-olds
with
tea
towels
on
their
heads
and
they
put
these
boxes
down
the
first
boy
said
i
bring
you
gold
and
the
second
boy
said
i
bring
you
mare
and
the
third
boy
said
frank
sent
this
[Applause]
[Laughter]
what
these
things
have
in
common
is
that
kids
will
take
a
chance
if
they
don't
know
they'll
have
a
go
am
i
right
they're
not
frightened
of
being
wrong
now
i
don't
mean
to
say
that
being
wrong
is
the
same
thing
as
being
creative
what
we
do
know
is
if
you're
not
prepared
to
be
wrong
you'll
never
come
up
with
anything
original
if
you're
not
prepared
to
be
wrong
and
by
the
time
they
get
to
be
adults
most
kids
have
lost
that
capacity
they
have
become
frightened
of
being
wrong
and
we
run
our
companies
this
by
the
way
we
stigmatize
mistakes
and
we're
now
running
national
education
systems
where
mistakes
are
the
worst
thing
you
can
make
and
the
result
is
that
we
are
educating
people
out
of
their
creative
capacities
picasso
once
said
this
he
said
that
all
children
are
born
artists
the
problem
is
to
remain
an
artist
as
we
grow
up
i
believe
this
passionately
that
we
don't
grow
into
creativity
we
grow
out
of
it
or
rather
we
get
educated
out
of it
so
why
is
this
um
i
lived
in
stratford
haven
until
about
five
years
ago
in
fact
we
moved
from
stratfor
to
los
angeles
so
you
can
imagine
what
a
seamless
transition
you
know
this
was
from
uh
actually
we
lived
in
a place
called
sinister
field
uh
just
outside
stratford
which
is
where
shakespeare's
father
was
born
are
you
struck
by
a
new
thought
i
was
you
don't
think
of
shakespeare
having
a
father
do
you
do
you
because
you
don't
think
of
shakespeare
being
a
child
dude
shakespeare
being
seven
i
never
thought
of
it
i
mean
he
was
a
seven
at
some
point
he
was
in
somebody's
english
class
wasn't
he
really
how
annoying
would
that
be
[Laughter]
must
try
harder
being
sent
to
bed
by
us
now
go
to
shakespeare
go
to
bed
now
you
know
to
william
shakespeare
and
put
the
pencil
down
and
stop
speaking
like
that
you
know
it's
it's
it's
confusing
everybody
anyway
um
we
moved
from
stratfor
to
los
angeles
and
i
just
want
to
say
what
about
the
transition
actually
my
son
didn't
want
to
come
i've
got
two
kids
uh
he's
21
now
and
my
daughter's
16.
he
didn't
want
to
come
to
los
angeles
he
loved
it
but
he
had
a
girlfriend
in
england
uh
this
was
the
love
of
his
life
sarah
he'd
known
her
for
a
month
mind
you
they've
had
their
fourth
anniversary
because
it's
a
long
time
when
you're
16.
anyway
he
was
really
upset
on
the
plane
he
said
i'll
never
find
another
girl
like
sarah
and
we
were
rather
pleased
about
that
frankly
because
she
was
she
was
she
was
the
main
reason
we're
leaving
the
country
but
something
strikes
you
when
you
move
to
america
and
when
you
travel
around
the
world
every
education
system
on
earth
has
the
same
hierarchy
of
subjects
everyone
doesn't
matter
where
you
go
you
think
it
would
be
otherwise
but
it
isn't
at
the
top
are
mathematics
and
languages
then
the
humanity
is
in
the
bottom
of
the
arts
everywhere
on
earth
and
in
pretty
much
every
system
too
there's
a
hierarchy
within
the
arts
art
and
music
are
normally
given
a
higher
status
in
schools
than
drama
and
dance
there
isn't
an
education
system
on
the
planet
that
teaches
dance
every
day
to
children
the
way
we
teach
the
mathematics
why
why
not
i
think
this
is
rather
important
i
think
maths
is
very
important
but
so
is
dance
children
dance
all
the
time
if
they're
allowed
to
we
all
do
we
all
have
bodies
don't
we
yeah
did
i
miss
a
meeting
i
mean
i
think
truthfully
what
happens
is
as
children
grow
up
we
start
to
educate
them
progressively
from
the
waist
up
and
then
we
focus
on
their
heads
and
slightly
to
one
side
if
you
were
to
visit
education
as
an
alien
and
say
what's
it
for
public
education
i
think
you'd
have
to
conclude
if
you
look
at
the
output
you
know
who
really
succeeds
by
this
who
does
everything
they
should
who
gets
all
the
brownie
points
you
know
who
are
the
winners
i
think
you'd
have
to
conclude
the
whole
purpose
of
public
education
throughout
the
world
is
to
produce
university
professors
isn't
it
they're
the
people
who
come
out
the
top
and
i
used
to
be
one
so
there
you
know
but
and
i
like
university
professors
but
you
know
we
shouldn't
hold
them
up
as
the
uh
the
high
water
mark
of
all
human
achievement
they're
just
a
form
of
life
you
know
another
form
of
life
but
they're
rather
curious
and
i
say
this
out
of
affection
for
them
there's
somebody
curious
about
professors
in
my
experience
not
all
of
them
but
typically
they
live
in
their
heads
they
live
up
there
and
slightly
to
one
side
they're
disembodied
you
know
in
a
kind
of
literal
way
you
know
they
they
look
upon
their
body
as
a
form
of
transport
for
their
heads
you
know
it's
don't
they
it's
a
way
of
getting
their
head
to
meetings
if
you
want
real
evidence
of
out-of-body
experiences
by
the
way
get
yourself
along
to
a
residential
conference
for
senior
academics
and
pop
into
the
discotheque
on
the
final
night
and
there
you
will
see
it
grown
men
and
women
writhing
uncontrollably
off
the
beat
waiting
to
end
so
go
and
write
a
paper
about
it
now
our
education
system
is
predicated
on
the
idea
of
academic
ability
and
there's
a
reason
the
whole
system
was
invented
around
the
world
there
were
no
public
systems
of
education
really
before
the
19th
century
they
all
came
into
being
to
meet
the
needs
of
industrialism
so
the
hierarchy
is
rooted
on
two
ideas
number
one
that
the
the
most
useful
subjects
for
work
are
at
the
top
so
you
were
probably
stayed
benignly
away
from
things
at
school
when
you're
a
kid
things
you
liked
on
the
ground
you
would
never
get
a
job
doing
that
is
that
right
don't
do
music
you're
not
going
to
be
a musician
don't
do
art
you
won't
be
an
artist
uh
benign
advice
now
profoundly
mistaken
the
whole
world
is
engulfed
in
a
revolution
and
the
second
is
academic
ability
which
has
really
come
to
dominate
our
view
of
intelligence
because
the
universities
designed
the
system
in
their
image
if
you
think
about
the
whole
system
of
public
education
around
the
world
it's
a
protracted
process
of
university
entrance
and
the
consequences
that
many
highly
talented
brilliant
creative
people
think
they're
not
because
the
thing
they
were
good
at
at
school
wasn't
valued
or
was
actually
stigmatized
and
i
think
we
can't
afford
to
go
on
that
way
in
the
next
30
years
according
to
unesco
more
people
worldwide
will
be
graduating
through
education
than
since
the
beginning
of
history
more
people
and
it's
the
combination
of
all
the
things
we've
talked
about
technology
and
its
transformation
effect
on
work
and
demography
and
the
huge
explosion
in
population
suddenly
degrees
aren't
worth
anything
isn't
that
true
when
i
was
a
student
if
you
had
a
degree
you
had
a
job
if
you
didn't
have
a
job
it's
because
you
didn't
want
one
and
i
didn't
want
one
frankly
so
um
but
now
kids
without
with
degrees
are
often
heading
home
uh
to
carry
on
playing
video
games
because
you
need
an
ma
where
the
previous
job
required
a
ba
and
now
you
need
a
phd
for
the
other
it's
a
process
of
academic
inflation
and
it
indicates
the
whole
structure
of
education
is
shifting
beneath
our
feet
we
need
to
radically
rethink
our
view
of
intelligence
we
know
three
things
about
intelligence
one
it's
diverse
we
think
about
the
world
in
all
the
ways
that
we
experience
it
we
think
visually
we
think
in
sound
we
think
kinesthetically
we
think
in
abstract
terms
we
think
in
movement
secondly
intelligence
is
dynamic
if
you
look
at
the
interactions
of
a
human
brain
as
we
heard
yesterday
from
a
number
of
presentations
intelligence
is
wonderfully
interactive
the
brain
isn't
divided
into
compartments
in
fact
creativity
which
i
define
as
the
process
of
having
original
ideas
that
have
value
more
often
than
not
comes
about
through
the
interaction
of
different
disciplinary
ways
of
seeing
things
the
brain
is
intensely
by
the
way
there's
a
shaft
of
nerves
that
joins
the
two
halves
of
the brain
called
the
corpus
callosum
it's
thicker
in
women
following
on
from
helen
yesterday
i
think
this
is
probably
why
women
are
better
at
multitasking
because
you
are
aren't
you
that's
a
raft
of
research
but
i
know
for
my
personal
life
if
my
wife
is
cooking
a
meal
at
home
which
is
not
often
thankfully
but
you
know
if
she's
saying
she's
no
she's
good
at
some
things
but
if
she's
cooking
you
know
she's
dealing
with
people
on
the
phone
she's
talking
to
the
kids
she's
painting
the
ceiling
you
know
she's
doing
open-heart
surgery
over
here
if
i'm
cooking
the
door
is
shut
the
kids
are
out
the
phone's
on
the
hook
if
she
comes
in
i
get
annoyed
i
say
terry
please
i'm
trying
to
fry
an
egg
in
here
you
know
[Applause]
[Laughter]
give
me
a
break
actually
there
was
a
during
that
old
philosophical
thing
if
a
tree
falls
in
a
in
a
forest
and
nobody
hears
it
did
it
happen
remember
that
old
chestnut
i
saw
a
great
t-shirt
really
recently
which
said
um
if
a
man
speaks
his
mind
in
a
forest
and
no
woman
hears
him
is
he
still
wrong
[Laughter]
and
the
third
thing
about
intelligence
is
it's
distinct
i
i'm
doing
a
new
book
at
the moment
called
epiphany
which
is
uh
based
on
a
series
of
interviews
with
people
about
how
they
discovered
their
talent
i'm
fascinated
by
how
people
got
to
be
there
uh
it's
really
prompted
by
a
conversation
i
had
with
a
wonderful
woman
who
most
people
have
never
heard
of
she's
called
jillian
lynn
have
you
heard
of
her
some
have
she's
a
choreographer
and
everybody
knows
her
work
she
did
cats
and
phantom
of
the
opera
she's
wonderful
i
used
to
be
on
the
board
of
the
royal
ballet
in
england
as
you
can
see
and
uh
anyway
julian
i
had
lunch
on
that
i
said
how'd
you
get
to be
a
dancer
and
she
said
it
was
interesting
when
she
was
at
school
she
was
really
hopeless
and
the
school
in
the
30s
wrote
to
her
parents
said
we
think
jillian
has
a
learning
disorder
she
couldn't
concentrate
she
was
fidgeting
i
think
now
they'd
say
she
had
adhd
wouldn't
you
but
this
was
the
1930s
an
adhd
hadn't
been
invented
you
know
at
this
point
so
it
wasn't
an
available
condition
you
know
people
people
people
weren't
aware
they
could
have
that
anyway
she
sent
went
to
see
this
um
this
specialist
so
this
oak
panel
room
and
she
was
there
with
with
her
mother
and
she
was
led
and
sat
on
this
uh
chair
at
the
end
and
she
sat
on
her
hands
for
20
minutes
while
this
man
talked
to
mother
about
all
the
problems
jillian
was
having
at
school
and
at
the
end
of
it
um
because
she
was
disturbing
people
at
home
work
was
always
late
and
so
a
little
kid
of
a
in
the
end
uh
the
uh
the
doctor
went
and
sat
next
to
him
and
said
julian
i've
listened
to
all
these
things
that
mother's
told
me
i
need
to
speak
to
her
privately
so
she
said
he
said
wait
here
we'll
be
back
we
won't
be
very
long
and
and
uh
and
they
went
and
left
it
but
as
they
went
out
the
room
he
turned
on
the
radio
that
was
sitting
on
his
desk
and
when
they
got
out
the
room
he
said
to
mother
just
stand
and
watch
her
and
um
the
minute
they
left
the
room
she
said
she
was
on
their
feet
moving
to
the
music
and
they
watched
a
few
minutes
and
he
turned
to
her
mother
and
he
said
you
know
mrs
lin
jillian
isn't
sick
she's
a
dancer
take
her
to
a
dance
school
i
said
what
happened
said
she
did
i
can't
tell
you
how
wonderful
it
was
we
walked
in
this
room
and
it
was
full
of
people
like
me
people
who
couldn't
sit
still
people
who
had
to
move
to
think
who
had
to
move
to
think
they
did
ballet
they
did
tap
they
did
jazz
they
did
modern
contemporary
she
was
eventually
auditioned
for
the
royal
ballet
school
she
became
a
soloist
she
had
a
wonderful
career
at
the
royal
ballet
she
eventually
graduated
from
the
royal
ballet
school
found
her
own
company
the
julian
dance
company
met
andrew
lloyd
webber
she's
been
responsible
for
some
of
the
successful
musical
theater
productions
in
history
she's
given
pleasure
to
millions
and
she's
a
multi-millionaire
somebody
else
might
have
put
on
medication
and
told
her
to
calm
down
now
i
think
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
what
i
think
it
comes
to
is
this
al
gore
spoke
uh
the
other
night
about
ecology
and
the
revolution
that
was
triggered
by
rachel
carson
i
believe
our
only
hope
for
the
future
is
to
adopt
a
new
conception
of
human
ecology
one
in
which
we
start
to
reconstitute
our
conception
of
the
richness
of
human
capacity
our
education
system
has
mined
our
minds
in
the
way
that
we
strip
mine
the
earth
for
a
particular
commodity
and
for
the
future
it
won't
serve
us
we
have
to
rethink
the
fundamental
principles
on
which
we're
educating
our
children
there
was
a
wonderful
quote
by
jonas
salk
who
said
if
you
were
to
uh
if
all
the
insects
were
to
disappear
from
the
earth
within
50
years
all
life
on
earth
would
end
if
all
human
beings
disappeared
from
the
earth
within
50
years
all
forms
of
life
would
flourish
and
he's
right
what
ted
celebrates
is
the
gift
of
the
human
imagination
we
have
to
be
careful
now
that
we
use
this
gift
wisely
and
that
we
avert
some
of
the
scenarios
that
we've
talked
about
and
the
only
way
we'll
do
it
is
by
seeing
our
creative
capacities
for
the
richness
they
are
and
seeing
our
children
for
the
hope
that
they
are
and
our
task
is
to
educate
their
whole
being
so
they
can
face
this
future
by
the
way
we
may
not
see
this
future
but
they
will
and
our
job
is
to
help
them
make
something
of
it
thank
you
very
much
[Music]
what
if
great
ideas
weren't
cherished
[Music]
what
if
they
carried
no
importance
[Music]
or
held
no
value
[Music]
there
is
a
place
where
artistic
vision
is
protected
where
inspired
design
ideas
live
on
to
become
ultimate
driving


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it's windy but it's not windy because it's fall it's windy because the winds have shifted into AMD's favour when it comes to just look you might have noticed that my Intel 10 to 90 80 team whatever they're calling it now because 10 is higher than 9 so we're gonna call it the Intel Core i 9 10 9 8 exp processor you might have noticed there was no review on that you know why I having taken it out of the box it's not worth it reviews over roll the ad NZXT t's build is the simplest way to get a gaming pc customize the way you want this holiday season choose the games you want to play set a budget and let Bill take care of the rest the all new starter streaming and creator pcs take the guesswork out of finding a PC that meets your budget and gaming needs now with a 48-hour turnaround back with NZXT T's 2 year all-in-one warranty and same-day shipping available with blitz mode you can start enjoying your new PC right away to see what NZXT build can do for you click the sponsor link in the description below it says something and that's and I've said this a million times in the past it says something when this is how your review samples arrive as far as long as I've been working with Intel that's how they arrived in fact that's the way we've always received our in our Intel review samples and what proof that this ok so this is the way they have always arrived I've always been like look when we receive product from AMD at least when we get packaging with it it says something presentation means something when the way the way you present your product also presents your passion and your your dedication to that product and when you receive something even their extreme series processor and a little black cardboard box with Intel I hate the fact they say until confidential to do you know much we forget us right now we're not gonna know which processors those are that ones sharpies 7740 remember that piece of crap what is this one here a 59 30 K that thing has definitely seen some some so that's just a little rant of mine the fact that the way they present them to us the 1098 exe is nothing more than a 99 8 exe with like a little bit different boost o'clock and stuff which is the same as a 79 80 XC only 17 a exe wasn't soldered these are it's the same 10 nanometer process we've really seen now did I say 10 that's right they rumoured 10 and then 10 didn't happen and then they stayed on 14 where AMD just went like straight to 7 enemy to triplets the reason why you didn't see a video from us on this is a couple of reasons one it's just it's so petty and annoying when competitors will when they will have the exact same embargo day and time and reason why that's annoying is beak when you live on YouTube's algorithm and you live on on you know the way you have to play the stupid game and like I said about the wins they really are blowing our door make noise sorry use deal with it you have to kind of make a choice who do you want to launch on that day because we don't do same-day launches we avoid that at all cost because it hurts us when you launch multiple videos on the same day it may not seem like it hurts us what it does and we got to keep the algorithm happy so we have to make a choice who do we want to give the launch day to well it was always gonna be AMD for me because AMD announced the launch day first it really is one of those hike hey hey we called shotgun we respect shotgun around here he who called shotgun get shotgun there is no take-backsies or any of that crap so when Intel said hey our embargo date is the 25th at 6 a.m. Pacific time 9:00 a.m. Eastern I was kind of like cool story bro we're still not gonna be doing our review at the same time when they then pull it in six hours to 12:01 a.m. on the same morning six hours ahead of AMD we knew exactly what they were doing the only reason for that has nothing to do with trying to get the videos about this product out before this one look the bottom line was nobody at 12 a.m. was gonna suddenly go online and order this thing I think most people watching this video at least are smart enough to wait until the reviews show where the value is and team blue team read that of course there's fanboys on both sides were even if this was losing there by it anyway and even if this is losing Walt didn't tell Intel's better there's people that are stuck in their old archaic stupid ways of thinking when it comes to fanboy ISM that no matter what we say and no matter what data we provide you are not gonna believe it and you're gonna do whatever the hell you want anyways and it's your money and that's fine do what you want throw it away if you want to but we knew the only reason the embargo was moved was because it meant in the review of this guy we could not show the new threat Ripper stuff we could show 3950 X stuff spoiler alert 39 50 X actually beats the 10 980 in quite a few multi-threaded applications that mean something at some point I'll have to fire this up and actually show you that but the 39 50 X is also several hundred dollars cheaper than this guy and two cores four threads less than this guy showing that the IPC improvements that the second generation horizon has or Xen 2 architecture has actually caught up and surpassed Intel are very very prevalent and obvious at this point but the stupid and shady move that Intel made regarding pulling in the embargo so that it couldn't be directly compared to thread refer in their reviews which is really a stupid thing to consider because guess what's going to appear at all the thread reviews right not ours cuz like I said we didn't fire it up I became so mad at Intel I didn't even I didn't even turn it on Intel has been ripping you off all along because how in the hell can they have the same process the same number of cores the exact same packaging no not the black one but the actual like shift layout the actual by the way for everything is that exactly the same same core same thread a little bit better booze clock same cache and suddenly it cost 50% less a reduction from 1999 dollars to 999 and as of like a few minutes ago I looked and I saw 1979 how could you suddenly have the same thing cost half as much oh that's right complacency and non competition in the market had made you comfortable sitting there up top on your little shaky stilts if you will and then all it took was a little gust of wind from AMD to completely knock you off your pedestal and now you're scrambling cuz you don't know what to do while you were sitting there on top Intel's even gone through layoffs in their CPU and in their desktop divisions in fact the Intel I nine ten nine eight exe is kind of like that viral video from quite a few years back where that girl just gets slapped in the face by the fan this is exactly what we have needed this is what we still need in the GPU division we need AMD or someone it's not gonna be Intel i Intel's GPU is not going to be that competitive but we need someone to come and do the same thing to Nvidia to stick that pacifier in the mouth and just shut them up and let the competition and the price comparison are the price competition and the performance competition give the market what it needs which is the best product you can create that's competitive against your competition and that way we as consumers will win but of course neither Intel nor Nvidia or hell even AMD truly wants that they want the market share they want the money and that's the problem Intel was there for so long it got comfortable AMD came out of nowhere like The Tortoise and the hare discussion or discussion yeah that's a discussion kids today we are gonna discussed the fable of The Tortoise and the hare and we are gonna analyze what went wrong until token hat a named he suddenly turned in from a tortoise to a freaking gazelle and just went running past to the point to where even once Intel realized what was happening they can't catch up because they have nothing at least now anyway even the W 3175 X I don't know how it directly compares to the third gen River stuff but I can tell you right now based on the numbers I saw when we were doing our ice bucket challenge stuff with it it's still at 5 gigahertz overclock is not able to give us higher scores and what we were getting on a standard water-cooled 3970 X from AMD and that's a $3,000 CPU a thousand dollars more than what you just saw us build in Phil's new editing rig my suggestion to you is this go with where you feel your money deserves to go I mean I can't tell you where to spend your money that is 100% your choice it's your money you earned it you decide where you're gonna spend it even if it doesn't make sense it's your money there's a lot of people that it might make sense to go with an Intel rig versus your versus the AMD competition if you're building just a straight-up 100% gaming rig and you don't do video editing and you don't care to try and be an online influencer and live streaming and all that crap then it might make sense to go with like a 9700 K or something like that that can clock plenty high even the 99 hundred K and it's five hundred dollar price point well I think there was a slight reduction on the standard none okay where the KS or keep spending then slid in at the higher price point these CPUs are better than then all of these high core count CPUs when it comes to game because of IPC and core clock the world thread is a single thread usually single thread sometimes two threads that wants to see the highest clock possible and then it might make sense there but all I wanted to do is bring awareness to the shadiness that's kind of taking place in the marketplace right now where it's more of a marketing battle on intel side where AMD's just like look we're just putting our money where our mouth is here's our product enjoy it I can't wait to see that the 3990 X has to offer so at the end of the day this was just a talking head piece to kind of bring awareness to look what's happening here this this is actually considered these like corpses right here these are these are this is a battlefield yeah yeah that's what it looks like I just felt like making this piece I and I wasn't gonna launch it on the same day as the third river launch because I wanted thread reprove you get the attention I feel like AMD deserves and I didn't want to dilute any of that with this pettiness that's taking place and I've you know I feel bad because just like within I pissed off Nvidia plenty of times and I'm okay with that I'm perfectly okay with Nvidia being upset at me I am just as okay with Intel being upset at me we don't need the the market are the early samples to do our videos as we've kind of showed with the 3950 X we'll be doing some stuff with this after the fact which gives us an opportunity to see do the reviewers actually get hand-picked parts that perform better or will we get the same performance I'd have a retail sample and if Intel decides they want to cut off relationship with us that'll suck but at the same time we'll survive we started without them we can continue without them same goes for NVIDIA because my loyalty will always be to the consumer it will always be to this viewer not to some corporate the office or some influencing marketing agency or whatever that wants to try and control the message that's not what we do around here and at the end of the day I enjoy the people that I've worked with at these companies and I think they're great people and I think I like them a lot but they are also bound by their particular corporate cultures and stuff that they are just they have to abide by and I have no idea what who makes those decisions over there to do stupid things like lunch product six hours earlier than initially a couple of days notice on that sort of thing yeah so that's it I just want to kind of want to get some of these thoughts out into a video to kind of put some food for thought and your guys's head it's your money you spend it where you want all we can do is sort of present the data and let you guys sort of go from there but if you haven't seen the build that we did with the 39 70 X and just the quick dirty overclocks with distinct memory and just playing with the multiplayer and not doing anything really and they Mouse the performance who are getting and Cinebench alone I'm telling you right now it is freaking exciting which means that I've got some thinking to do now on Nebula


today I'm going to show you how to use parcel which is a blazing fast zero configuration web application bundler oh and hey I'd like to mention this video is sponsored calm now it's a brand new year here in 2019 and Skillshare will help keep you learning and thriving as they offer twenty five thousand different classes encoding design business and more for instance you're about to watch my javascript tutorial but you could watch this full course on the topic at Skillshare Skillshare is also super affordable with the subscription that only costs ten bucks a month but if you're one of the first 500 of my subscribers to click the link below here in the description to get the first two months free so take advantage what's up everyone Gary Simon of course Etro so today I'm gonna take a look at a bundler and I really haven't covered the most popular Bhandar with bundler yet which is web pack with four but I have covered golf in the past but I really wanted to cover parcel because I recently started using it and it is so amazingly simple to use alright so if I show you the site here is parcel j/s org and we could see I'm not going to go over everything that it does but the greatest benefit that it does have is the fact that it is so easy to get up and running without pretty much any configuration work and that's for sass that's for stylus that's for a bunch of things which you can find in their documentation I under asset types so all this stuff is really easy to deal with when you're dealing with the bundling of your application so first some people might be wondering why do you have to to bundle your app well and many of my tutorials that I do here I don't do that because they're so amazingly simple and so I just work strictly in index.html with inline JavaScript but when you're working on any project in any serious project and this party account for about 95% of them you're gonna want to use a bundler for multiple reasons it's going to reduce the size of your application it's a lot easier with code splitting to to organize your code there's just a lot of benefits to it so I'm going to show you how to get up and running I'm gonna stop talking now our today's question which bundler do you use is at webpack for maybe its parcel let me know in the description here and let's get started alright so the first thing we'll do is in your code project folder wherever you store your stuff let's go ahead and create a new folder with MK der and we'll call this parcel test and then also we'll CD into it after its created okay so now we will put in NPM you're going to need the node package manager in order to run this first I'm going to assume you have that if you look if you're already looking at JavaScript bundlers and such so NPM we're gonna run in it - why the Y flag - answer yes to all of these commands alright and then we will open up our code at a Durham using Visual Studio code so I can run code period and here we are with our package JSON file exciting stuff there's nothing in here of course because we haven't actually installed anything before we install anything though I wanted to get up just a basic project structure and just demonstrate a couple things and then show you how it will start to work when we integrate parcel so we're gonna have a source not a file a folder there you go right here inside of here we'll put in index.html as usual we will also put some scaffolding for HTML so exclamation point hit Enter alright that looks good right there and also we'll go ahead and just for now we will link a stylesheet in here and we're gonna put that in styles do it like this styles and it will call this now index I will just call this main CSS we're not gonna work with sass initially I will show you how to work with sass though and we'll save that and then also at the bottom we'll put in a script source and then we'll make that equal to index dot JSP R we'll put an h1 we'll just say my page for now and also image because I want to show you how to work with assets which is you know it's pretty much automatic here at this point with parcel what's put in images I'm gonna have one called Mountain dot PNG my mountain and I'll reference that in the YouTube description so that you can just grab it it's a royalty-free mountain that I found so I'm just going to drag it on to my folder here and then now we have some folders to create so images is one so we're gonna grab that put that in images move it yes we will also create our Styles folder here inside of the source and we'll create a main dot CSS file and for the CSS I'm just going to have body and we'll say background is yellow so we can all be blinded alright so we'll save all this we'll also create our index dot JSP inside of the source folder again okay so inside of our index jas we're going to work with modules here and the way we'll do this is we're gonna create another file first and I'm just gonna call this something like bro Jes so when you're dealing with a medium to large-sized application you're gonna have a bunch of JavaScript files just so you have and you're working with code splitting essentially and in keeping things organized so we're gonna create the dummest function you'll ever seen in your entire life for this demonstration and I'm just gonna say oh wow my phone's going off will say constant a function this way Const bro equals will pass in a greeting and we use our error function and we'll return with backticks our greeting up top Umbro so our function will only return the string of greeting with a comma and a bro okay and we're going to export bro okay so if we want to use it in our index j s5 which is the the entry point of our application then we can say import bro from bro and then we'll try to use it so in order to use it I guess we'll do instead of console logging I think we'll just do document query selector to select our h1 element there we go and inside of here we'll say text content equals bro and we'll say with backticks how is it going alright so we'll save that and everything should be working here now so let's go ahead and right click on our index.html open with live server this is from an extension so if you go over here to the extensions tab type in live server you can install it reload visual studio code and you'll have access to the ability to right-click and open with live server alright so there we go there's my page everything's looking except way here this does not say our string that we wanted from our bro function and we'll see of course we have uncaught syntax error unexpected token index j s it doesn't know what this is over here and that's because that is based on es6 syntax so you can't right now at this point in time browsers don't understand this now of course you could use require but if you wanted to use other specific es6 code in your application into future proof it then what we can do is use something like parcel or web pack and so in our case we're going to be using parcel to do this and it is dead simple the process of getting parcel up and running is quite a bit easier than using something like webpack so let's go ahead and we'll go to our selection note we'll go to view and we'll go to our terminal here and by the way let's close this pour it off we don't want that running and the reason is is because parcel when we run it it will have its own def server as well I don't want to get those two confused so here in parcel tests we are going to install and this comes straight from the parcel documentation will do NPM I for install I have a D to save it as a development dependency and then we can put in parcel bundler so what we can do is go over to our packaged our JSON file we can see that we have our parcel bundler as a dev dependency and under scripts we can create a new script we'll call this one dev and for dev will say parcel and then the source of our index date or the location of our index dot HTML file which is source index dot HTML all right and I'm also going to replicate this line just for future reference because we're going to also have a production command and we simply add Parcel build and we'll see how this works a little bit later on ok so with that we can then go back to our terminal we can run npm run dev alright and it's going to start the server's running and here we go it creates a dist folder with all of our files even our assets and our source maps now if I control shift I we can see of course it's already working because here is our function that we ran that appends bro at the end very simple and easy it was the the matter of making this work only took just a couple of seconds we simply just install parcel we create our scripts in packs JSON and there you go and peeing on dev it's awesome okay so now let's see what happens for instance if we want to use SAS instead so what would do is go to our main CSS right click rename to SAS SCSS okay there it wasn't read to refresh this it was actually changed and what come up here and we will say let's say we will make a variable the variable we'll make is I'll just call this something ridiculous again sup and we'll make it to light gray and then we'll just change our background like that alright so we'll save this and what we'll do is go back to our index dot j s5 and we're going to import our sass up here so to do that we simply import our Styles main dot s ESS and by the way you can import your CSS even if you weren't working with sass you could just import the CSS file that way and that way you can get rid of this line up here which we'll do right now we'll save that we'll come over here make this sass alright and now we've NPM run dead this it's going to notice that we don't have sass so it's going to install it for us so we'll let that run it's pretty goes pretty quickly and now if we go back we can now see it is gray and that's because we're now able to use sass very very cool stuff so also we can I just want to show you real quickly about importing other modules essentially so what we can do from other vendors what we can do is we'll say let's say we want to use scroll magic or something so NPM I scroll magic okay so I'll let that install real quick okay and now what we can do is we'll go to our index j s file as we're you currently in and we'll import scroll magic from scroll magic and this could be any library really and I'm going to take this straight from the documentation of squirrel magic I'm just gonna paste this in we're gonna take the set pin make sure it's on body element and duration will make it 500 pixels and you'll see how this ends up applying I if we go back to our browser here we can already see some things have changed however real quickly I go to my main sass and make the height of the viewport 200 viewport height save this hot reloading of course has worked in with with sass as well and now we can see some weird scrolling behavior from school magic and this simply lets us know that scroll magic is definitely working so very simple and now one final thing I'll show you is if we I'm going to real quickly get out of here and I'm gonna delete the dist folder and we're gonna rerun npm run dev and we'll see it creates our dist folder and i'm going to take a look at the size of things over here so if i open or reveal an explorer we'll see we have our source file here that our javascript file which is quite large 122 kilobytes so keep that in mind we'll get back out of there delete this again and npm run build or prod sorry that's the command that we created a package jason so this is going to create a production ville build and it won't launch a server this is just for production and now we can see it's going to let us know this the size of our files that we're working with in our Jas file went from 122 kilobytes to 23 kilobyte so this does a lot of work under the hood and we'll see that we have I all of this has been minified greatly awesome awesome stuff all right so hopefully you found that enjoyable and useful again answer today's question which is which bundler do you use let me know in the description here make sure to subscribe and I'll see you soon goodbye [Music]


what is up guys speed here and today we're going to be looking at a tear played replay analysis in this game in particular I found it very fascinating because I was able to take a lot of creative farm now what do I mean by creative farm well farm you typically wouldn't see your average carry player digging or even a pro take in a match but I wanted to discuss why looking at the game in this way where you kind of oak can open up the map through the creeps that you actually hit is a big way to have impact as a carry player because I often hear this excuse like oh my team's feeding while I'm farming what can I do but that speed well what you can do about that is take farm that's more effective and that's exactly what we are going to be discussing here today in this exact video tired of being sandbagged by your team at game leave calm we have Pro guides covering some of the best heroes in the game - solo carrier ranked games as well as of course specifically covering the carry role hit the discount link in the description below to steal the secrets of pros and start your climb today so first things first the laning stage needs to align with your overall goal of the game now what does this mean well let's look at the state of the game I am against a timbersaw gyrocopter Monkey King shadow demon and techies is this a good Terra blade game not really unless I have a severe net worth advantage gyrocopters a lot of magical damage monkey Kings sorted us as well depending on if he has Amell strimer not first ultimate timbersaw destroys me techies blast off and bombs destroy me and Shadow Demon obliterates my hero so I know that I have to get a lot of from this game what do we need to get a lot of farm I need a lot of levels so that I can take ancients and so that I told my Caudill amen in this particular Lane I need a lot of levels so can you just kind of stand off to the side give me as much solo XP as possible and I will give you the Lane later on and you can get solo XP when I'm drawing the lane why is this very important because I'm specifically giving a good reason for why this should happen if you tell the support to stay level 1 for the first 5 minutes why would they do it that's just gonna grief their game they're not gonna have fun but you then tell them hey man but you're gonna get XP later on it gives them the good reason to do it so try to start explaining things to people with actually logical purposes behind it not just telling them to do it that's just obnoxious so first things first I'm going to use metaphor this first wave is very important because it aligns with what I'm trying to do in this match it aligns exactly with them what I'm trying to do which is secure by early game and using meta is very good at securing early game and the early waves so that I can jungle right so I'm basically going to use Medoff cooldown in this lane not not exactly but to the best of my ability so whatever I think my best judgement is now in this particular lane because I'm against The Monkey King the one thing I must be doing the entire laning stage is drawing aggro you're gonna notice I pull these Lane crease back right away and what this will allow me to do is either a at least try to contested creeps a bit we're trying to prevent them from getting the actual deny because once again I just need XP so yes he is building Jing hua me not optimal not optimal but still with this creep aggro you notice I'm able to get a couple CS and not even feet of Jingu which is partially due to his poor attack moving and positioning but once again these are things you have to take advantage of when playing against a tough Lane like Monkey King and then the next thing I want to talk about is a kind of higher MMR adjustment or play to make it can be a bit of a grief to yourself if you don't put it in the right context and aren't careful about this but I decided by boots in this lane why well you can make the argument that I should have bought a wraith ban so I could just jungle earlier as it is obviously better for jungling because it gives you stats but I felt because I was a high level I could actually continue to confess this Lane so I decided to buy boots so that I could kite out The Monkey King when he was trying to build jingoo that is what I call an adjustment is this always a good idea no because it's very dangerous and you have to make sure there's very specific circumstances that enable you to do this and what would teach you how to do this is spamming a hero because yes you need very specific circumstances to change an item bill I see people buying random items every game don't do that you know it's it's super super dangerous next LPO was one of my shaky plays and why was this shaky well in this exact circumstance I realized that this Lane is absolutely trashed so what do I do to actually deal with this lame interestingly enough I can actually drag the wave with my lucian this was something that i just came up with during the laning stage to be honest you notice i'm gonna send my illusion around the back to hop on the creep wave because I wasn't getting all the last hits it's four minutes in I only have 12 if we look at the Monkey King he's definitely much higher sixteen not that much higher which you know unfortunate for him but I'm going to be able to drag the wave around hit it when it reaches the staircase so the wave keeps vision and doesn't the aggro and then pull it around to me and this is kind of a nice way to securely your laning stage as a hero like Terra blade because terribly does not have a good laning stage your very very weak especially when you do not have met up so in particular I'm just going to run this around I made a quick mistake here by not a growing the range creep for long enough and as a result it like runs away is a bit odd but kind of greet this a bit regardless now I get some farm and I get something nice and also the main benefit actually was this exactly now if you go back to in second so you look and the next wave pushes in as well because there's no creep wave to catch it and that's absolutely perfect I get two free waves not contested by The Monkey King Papa blessed shout-out to the Caudill level two at five minutes he's the real sacrificial lamb here oh and then finally this is crazy how many benefits I just got out of that play but now in addition to you know getting one free wave behind my tower then another one pushing into my tower I also have a double wave here and it's much easier for me to actually run it this Monkey King and I'm going to now present to you a situation of mobility and why movement is very important in DotA so here let's kind of break this down so I'm trading with The Monkey King and I know he wants to build Jingu right so what I'm going to do is now start moving backwards and forwards so that he takes the creep and thinks and thinks he can get Jingu but this movement back and forth is baiting him in you kind of see that it's a baiting man he's like oh oh I can't chase I can chase I can't chase I can chase and this is very important because now he gets outplayed by my coddle right and this is only a result of me baiting him in he's like oh well I can get the Jingu and I can turn this and he would actually be right he could get the Ginga and turn this in fact I should have met it there to kill him bit of a mistake but regardless now he is low HP he can I heal up actually as a self he can heal up that's kind of sad but regardless we force itself and the lane is in a much better spot okay now I just want to show the time I start juggling so Michael got gone on by the shadow demon and as a result the shuttered he-man overcommitted I pick up a kill on the shadow demon gave me a lot of gold I pick up my power treads and now I told my Caudill best of luck I'm going to simply push out the wave one more and then head off to the jungle there I go and this is very important if your or Naga or I right king or an alchemist you have to at some point understand I don't want to play the slain anymore if I die to The Monkey King he gets much further ahead and there's a little chance I can outplay him especially with my meta being over now it's just the waste of time I'm putting myself in a position where I'm gonna threaten myself for no reason when I can simply let my Caudill who has a long-range blast knew got the wave gets a low XP and catch up it's fantastic so of coming here I just want to talk briefly about farming patterns I'm simply just farming the jungle right now I shipped out two more rate bands which is very important for you here like Tara blade or Naga or any of these edgy carries trying to jungle but the most important part is actually how I joined the low where I jungle to so you notice my meta is coming up in five seconds and I know this so I wanted to start jungling towards the ancients because with that maxed out meta I shred the ancient camps in yes this is very important Moodle efficiencies like this are kind of what separate be mid to high tier players in fact I see a lot of players kind of underestimate the importance of little little efficiencies because now you notice from that camp I take a very quick walk over to the ancients and I can shred the camp in fact this is where the creative farm starts coming into play I noticed that this timber saw is being obnoxious he has over 1400 HP and a gajillion small items right so what do I do to actually deal with him well you'll see my impact in a second so you notice your after I finish up the camps I understand that these timbersaw is not paying attention he's cutting the wave so look where his camera is not paying attention it's only on the creep wave right and I'm like okay I can use this small gap where he's not paying attention to cut his wave this not only gets me a ton of farm as I killed a wave extremely effectively but I also delay up the push from the timber saw as he has no more creeps to actually hit the tower and that's kind of a big thing in DotA in general if you're defending a tier 1 tier to tier 3 high ground one of the best ways to defend the tower when you're behind is to cut the wave as they need the creeps to either push a tower if it's gonna go back door which doesn't apply to tier 1 or just they just need the straight-up damage now here I'm kind of making a weird play where I'm actually heading into their jungle but let's briefly talk about why I can do this first off I see 4 heroes on the map and the last one is attack is techies bombing here most likely not right why bebop here unless he's next level I have no idea but I see four heroes on the map meaning that this is generally safe I did show to the tower when I was doing this so it was really not the best movement I should have walked around but regardless now I'm in their jungle and you might be like well why am I doing this well because I want to relieve pressure from it so how do I do that once again I'm going to cut the wave with my illusions I don't really want to show my main hero so they think I'm just doing some shenanigans with illusions and maybe even forget where I am but regardless I'm going to have them farm up the wave while I take the jungle and it's all fine and dandy this is actually also a great way for me to actually increase my farm as well right like I'm just getting a lot of farm because of this the waves are worth a lot more gold than the jungle camps and so now you know I take a wave I defended the mid tower and I'm in their jungle which is great it's it's going to enable my jug to take the camps nearby he was a support drug but regardless does not matter and now I can even consider making a plan shiro until i got hit by this obnoxious techies bomb regardless now I decided to make the same rotation on paying attention to the clock I know if the wave spawns at 30 it will be around mid at the 47 ish mark right and that's exactly what happens so I kill the wave timbersaw comes back to respond I simply run away I even run my illusions away because I want to keep them so that I can farm in fact I even tried the wave with me and this is very creative farm it's very effective because I'm once again delaying the game out and that's how you gotta stall these games you got a cut aggressive waves so much so that I'm willing to even make a risky play like this like hitting the mid tier 1 tower now should the enemy team respond yeah probably I don't really know fully why I got away with this but some of those map awareness I understood that single heroes would be afraid of contesting me if the shadow demon came in alone I'd kill him if Monkey King came alone I'd kill him same thing with gyro so they were a bit afraid and now I'm just gonna continue rotating through their jungle and why is this fantastic I really was happy with this play and wanted to show it to you guys because I'm farming towards their enemy Kari who I felt like maybe I could kill in fact I told my juggernaut hey let's try to kill this guy not only that I I get a quick little knife courier coup and then finally the Charro's I go shoot this guy's behind me but it's too late I shred him Flores the down hopefully you can see why you need to make impact as I carry like there's a lot of players who think your team has a requirement to create all the space for you you can create space for yourself even if you're a farming hero no if you're everything is there a chance you kill the the gyro alone actually maybe if he's low HP but still like there's a lot of place to be made in terms of where you can farm and as long as you're paying attention to the map enough you can get away with this greedy farm right I'm not overextending I understand that at this point in the game they're probably going to come run at me so what do I do instead I start to back up but I still see the Jarl min and the timber bottom and you notice how my brain is constantly focused on the enemy heroes and where they're showing on the map as a carry player you have to do that funny little play here if you're ever getting gone on don't panic and run the Aleutians away with you you should always just put the illusions on an enemy hero and that's exactly what I do here because this is poor shadow demon he's like I help guys he's like banging it out he's like please and he gets chopped down poor thing I didn't even know that was happening I was so confused when he died I was like oh I know I put an illusion on it but that's pretty funny quick little important point here this is where I commit my first TP of the game you notice first off I have clarity's in my backpack very important but why do I commit my TP here right why well I see The Monkey King in the timber here and now that I first them top and we've kind of brought them top due to you know our aggressive plays top I can TP bottom to this shrine which is very convenient as I was out of mana alright so all these plays are kind of coming together I forced them top now I see them I see the shattered even bottom gyro mid and once again I'm free to farm the jungle but we're forcing rotations bullish you cannot just expect things to go well it's not how it works you gotta force things and hopefully you've learned a lot about the farming patterns so far if you did please leave a like on the video I want to continue talking a little bit about farming patterns but then move into a little bit about fighting especially in a game like this where I have to fear things like disruption and soul catcher greatly so upcoming here I want to talk about items spikes and how you can effectively fighter on them one of the big misconceptions of or misunderstandings in DotA is when you actually fight when you make things happen and what I want to make clear is a big thing to look at is actually items so when this came a particular I'm very farmed right now I've 3-under CS at 25 minutes as well as four kills and I'm 15,000 net worth and this was the point of the game this was my game plan get ahead get high net-worth and then look to take a fight and so how do you force a fight in DotA well one of the best ways to do it is by forcing Roshan right so I'm going to at some point head over to the pit and all my guys I'm very strong maybe we can force an objective we can smoke or something like that and we just decided to Roshan now of course because the enemy team understands that this is a very big objective they come over right the shadow demon instantly rotates over to put me under right and then you might be like well this is not so good anymore speed they're contesting a Rochat that's exactly what I want to happen because I felt how strong I was now I'm not going to panic and I'm going to move out of the Roshan pit this was a big deal for me in fact I want to make sure I pointed this out to you guys because I'll see a lot of players committing super harder Roshan just staying in the pit this will choke you out and isn't always the best idea so what do I do here in combination with my creative farm I also am a creative fighter so I tell my team hey guys I'm wrapping around the back I'm going to flake this gyrocopter follow me up and that's exactly what happens I play around the vision so I don't believe he could see me that's just kind of experience I believe right then I play that perfectly Wow Wow look at this abusive vision yeah he couldn't really see me coming he maybe saw me on the map for a very brief period of time there but - by the time he could react I'm on top of him and out of nowhere he's like ah get away from me but really like this flank was a big deal because instantly the disruption is forced out on the gyrocopter not me which is really great because I don't want to get disrupted it does a lot of damage to me and my teammates so instead what we do is we hit him up with a flank good Cano ulti to control them up the juggernauts got the SD in the back we pop the sunder on the timbersaw and now the fight is good right not being too greedy on the sunders is always pretty important also I'm paying attention to what else is going on in the fight not chasing too hard which enables me to pick up a monkey can kill and now finish off the Roshan but yeah fighting like that is very important because I see a lot of players where let's say the fight was typically taking part right here what they'll do is to be like yup here I go and they just run it down the lane or not the lane I mean I guess across the river but like you're just gonna get hit by everything I'm gonna get hit by this this this this so captured demonic purge disruption bombs blast off Monkey King old bump like that's not gonna work so what do I do I spread out the fight and I don't get hit by a lot of spells - and that's going to be about all for this video just gonna ended up as I peacefully take Roshan with my 5 items we are huge 500 CS at the 42 minute mark in a game that could potentially have been really really hard so hopefully you guys learned quite a bit about carrying creative farm and even creative fighting in that ending fight I think that's something you really should be considering as a carry and if there's anything I have to leave you with its look at the map and have a game plan why are these two things important well first off looking at the map keeps you alive it allows you to farm dangerous areas and having a game plan allows you to understand exactly what your timings are so you don't feel the need to fight early fight late not know which objectives to take these things are all very important and you can come up with them before the game even starts thanks for watching guys if you enjoyed please do like the subscribe to continue to help our channel grow we are very close to a hundred and fifty thousand subscribers which I thank you so much for it's been a blast growing this channel for almost of I think like six months now it's almost been and that's insane since I 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at the Kings Point Square Mall in glorious VHS this consumer camera from 1989 which we had to buy three of them just to use the parts to get one of them working it was a whole process to do this and it worked out pretty well but we're about to go in and have a look around at this really awesome mall [Music] look at this [Applause] [Music] [Applause] some of you may remember this ball from early on in the dead-ball series I think I did this ball back in 2015 I believe our 2016 a friend of mine tipped me off about this mall I had no idea that this small was was even in existence because I've never even heard of it before but in the 70s it was actually a pretty popular little mall they had clothing stores a drug store a gun store places to eat and by the late 80s the mall had pretty much died and was converted into office space but what they didn't do is they didn't change anything about the interior of the mall all of this stuff that you're seeing here is original to when the mall was built so it has some really interesting colors and and plants that are growing up to the you know to the sky lights and it's one of my favorite little malls to visit because well it's not that far away from where I live and also it's very quiet so you can just go in and kind of chill out and I go there and take pictures and stuff but this was really the first stop where I took the VHS camera because I couldn't very well walk into just like a normal mall carrying around a VHS camera very difficult process and this was the first spot that I I went into to shoot with this camera because I knew that there wouldn't be anybody there telling me hey you turn the VHS camera [Applause] here we are getting the last shot of the Kings Point Square Mall VHS Edition and now we're headed over to Toys R Us [Applause] [Music] [Music] I'll tell you it was a lot of fun taking the VHS camera into Toys R Us I looked like a I look like John Wayne Gacy been wearing clown makeup then people are just staring at me it was horrible so the first time I went I went by myself and then the second time I went I brought somebody with me to make it a little less stressful this store was an absolute disaster so it was a great place to to film because it was just it was complete chaos [Music] [Applause] I'm sure it was like that [Applause] so to kind of blend in with the shoppers we filled a card up and then put a big box on top of the cart and then we set the video camera on top of that and just started pushing the cart around and you know when I when I look at this I I think about it from a perspective of a faded kind of memory because with this quality of footage it's sort of like it's sort of like a disappearing kind of thing like Toys R Us is disappearing and and this footage is sort of like faded out and and and and shot was something that was popular when Toys R Us was that their height and really popular so I don't know I just felt that the two together was really interesting and watching this footage now I just think I just think what's wrong with me what am i doing this [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] so here we are on me Babies R Us side of this Toys R Us it was Toys R Us Babies R Us in one big building and we're winding down here and it's time to say our goodbyes to Toys R Us because it's come to an end very very sad so here we are down in Pasadena Maryland and my friend Dan tipped me off to this tiny little mall down there now this mall is tiny and I posted some pictures of him people like oh that's an office building and I'm like no no no it was a mall it was a legit mall back in the day they had a hot dog plays some clothing stores a drugstore dry cleaner and there are some people who I spoke to who actually hung out here on the weekend so that what you're seeing here is the entire mall it's this tiny tiny little space but it was so interesting when I got there to see this really enjoyable this elevator is awesome [Music] here's the second floor and just looking up that way these walls here at one time you know they weren't there one side has been turned into a dance studio the other side is offices but yeah this is the mall meet me at the food court [Laughter] this right here must be the atrium area come meet me at the atrium [Laughter] so yes I did a little visit to the men's room because it's a vintage it's just like real 70s like look at this trash can I bet at one time that trashcan was actually in the mall so people could throw away their wrappers and stuff from the hotdog place but now it's residing in this tiny little bathroom this old-ass vintage bathroom which I don't know why I went in to film the bathroom but at least I got a shot of myself in the mirror with the camera so you guys don't think I'm just using filters to make this look like VHS it's legit VHS there it is i dad [Music] here we are inside of the food area of Marley station and of course America's favorite dad Rick Sara came along with me to my childhood mall the mall I worked in for many many years in many many different stores the one thing that is cool about this mom are they station is it hasn't changed at all it's they still have these neon lights up on the ceiling there's been no major updates to the interior so it just looks like it did when I was a kid [Music] anyway this was a real blast shooting this footage I hope you all enjoyed this if you'd like some more VHS let me know follow me on twitter at this is dan bow and thank you very much for watching [Music] [Music] [Music]


all right today i will be testing the rtx 3080 founders edition from nvidia against their own rtx 2080 ti both of them will be benchmarked on the exact same test bed with a 16 core ryzen 9 3950x the question is how much faster is the rtx 3080 than the rtx 2080 ti assuming it is faster and what the value or frames per dollar of these cards are given their price tag with the rtx 3080 fe at 699 and the rtx 2080 ti priced at roughly twelve hundred dollars the huge price difference is one of the reasons why folks who recently purchased an rtx 2080 ti ahead of the ampere announcement are kind of freaking out right now but you can watch our recent video on that for more details oh there's something in my eye power through it power through it before that this video was sponsored by the asrock z490 steel legend supporting 10th gen intel core processors the atx board features an 11 phase dr moss power design and supports up to ddr4 4266 memory future ready for pcie gen 4 nvme drives and gpus the z490 steel legend sports an m.2 slot for onboard wi-fi and dragon 2.5 gigabit land for exceptional networking performance elevate your listening experience with virtually any audio device using the included nahimic software and customize the board's rgb lighting easily within polychrome sync for more details on the asrock z490 steel legend click on the link in the description below i also wanted to test the rtx 3080 with a ryzen 5 3600 because it's a super popular 6 core cpu and i'm sure a lot of you are probably wondering if or how much it'll bottleneck the rtx 3080. since my ryzen 3600 samples are all in use at the moment i tested the 3080 with the ryzen 5 3600 xt down clocked to 4.1 gigahertz on all cores to simulate an overclocked ryzen 3600 most 3600s should be able to easily hit 4.1 gigahertz on all cores if your 3600 falls within about 100 megahertz on either side of that your results will still be very close to the ones you're about to see by the end of the video the data will show if ryzen 3600 owners can reasonably upgrade their gpu to an rtx 3080 without leaving too much performance on the table now looking at my test bed really quick i ran three different configurations today as mentioned i tested the rtx 3080 and rtx 2080 ti specifically the aorus extreme model from gigabyte with a stock 3950x that boost to 4.7 gigahertz and i also tested the rtx 3080 with the down clocked 3600 xt to see how the card performs with the 200 ryzen cpu all the hardware you see on the right was used for all three configurations now before we dive into the performance benchmarks we have a few things to discuss including what i know you're the most excited about power draw joking aside this is actually pretty interesting in the graph you can see that when paired with the 3600 xt the rtx 3080 system draws significantly less power than it does with the 3950x for ryzen 3600 owners that means if your pc has at least a 550 watt unit that's good quality and 80 plus certified you can probably run an rtx 3080 with no issues as long as you're not trying to do any extreme overclocking if you're building a similar pc from scratch however i would recommend at least a 650 watt unit for good measure for users with more power hungry cpus 550 watts clearly won't cut it so you'll want to make sure that you're using a power supply with enough overhead nvidia officially recommends a 750 watt unit for the rtx 3080 but the testing here shows that you can probably get away with less than that depending on your cpu here we can also see that the rtx 3080 consumes slightly more power than the rtx 2080 ti by about four percent when it comes to thermals the new cooler design for the rtx 3080 founders edition wasn't fantastic but it performed adequately hitting a maximum of 79 degrees celsius under load that's a couple degrees cooler than what we saw the rtx 2080 ti founders edition do which is a welcome improvement more impressive however is the new coolers acoustics throughout my testing the rtx 3080 stayed nice and quiet and i never felt it was too loud even with it two feet away from me on an open-air test bench in fact most of the time i couldn't really hear it over the radiator fans on our kraken aio and it actually ran noticeably quieter than the aurus rtx 2080 ti that being said we'll have to wait and see how the thermals and noise of aftermarket rtx 3080s compare to nvidia's founder's edition that brings us to the moment you've really been waiting for performance i'm gonna run the graphs with some music so you can view them at your leisure but stick around afterwards as we'll be discussing the value proposition of these gpus and what this all means for ryzen 3600 owners so without further ado guys here are the benchmarks [Music] foreign [Music] so [Music] hey [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] so so after running all the tests i combined the average frame rates across all six games to give us an overall snapshot of performance and at 1080p the fastest configuration today was the rtx 3080 paired with the ryzen 9 3950x but that's only about one percent faster than with our simulated ryzen 3600 which costs about 500 less than the 3950x making it the more sensible cpu for gaming by a large margin both of these pairings beat out the rtx 2080 ti and 3950x by around seven to eight percent which isn't a huge gain but when you consider the price of the rtx 20 dti it really puts things in perspective at 1440p the rankings stay the same but here we see the rtx 3080 pull further ahead of the 2080 ti with the 3600 xt build delivering 12 more frames on average and the 3950x build netting around 15 percent more performance now we're talking double-digit gains over the 2080 ti as it continues spiraling downward into a pit of irrelevancy the final nail in the coffin though comes at 4k with the rtx 3080 besting the 2080 ti by a whopping 20 if consumers were happy about the rtx 2080 ti opening up the doors to 4k gaming they should be doing backflips right now to honor the rtx 3080s arrival as it puts the rtx 2080 ti to shame at this resolution and easily hits 70 to 80 fps on average in aaa titles at max settings ryzen 3600 owners should also celebrate with an acrobatic movement of their choice as the data shows the rtx 3080 pairs beautifully with the 200 chip which should be a reminder of just how capable the 3600 really is as a way to compare the value of the rtx 3080 and rtx 2080 ti here's a breakdown of the frames per dollar you get with each gpu given their price of 699 and 1200 respectively the numbers are astounding at 1440p which will likely be the sweet spot for rtx 3080 owners the ampere gpu offers literally twice as many frames per dollar than the 2080 ti it packs even more value at 4k at this point buying an rtx 2080 ti should only be considered if buying used for an insanely low price i mean even at 500 the rtx 2080 ti might not be worth it depending on what the upcoming rtx 3070 can do when it launches in october that's going to do it for now guys as always let me know your thoughts down below and whether or not the rtx 3080 has lived up to your expectations just like i know all of you will live up to my expectations by smashing that like button for the youtube algorithm subscribe for more rtx 3000 series content on the way thanks for watching and i'll see y'all in the next


I like to give a big thank you to this video sponsor Rove use the link in the description to try out a 30-day ad free trial of Verve premium today [Music] so Tim do you want to hear about the little mischievous things I did when I was a child yes obviously okay cool I just be like no my videos over so these happened when I was five okay so I was I was kind of like for the most part in my childhood I was a pretty good kid but I believe you I was kind of a kindergarten rebel yeah I was like you're one bad year I guess so what happened okay so I was really into drawing when I was a kid you know nothing's changed obviously but in kindergarten we had to have these composition notebooks and every single day in class we would have some kind of prompt like a journal prompt it could it could be like a question like what's your favorite blank it would be like what are your plans for the weekend like really basic like five-year-old stuff that you would ask and so we would have to draw a picture of like our answer and then on the bottom the teachers would help us write out this like one sentence thing makes sense um but I I had kind of like a big imagination when I was a kid I mean as all kids do I'd like to imagine and one of the journal prompts that I can remember was the question how do you go to school in the morning and of course you know all the kids are drawing like school buses or like I live close to school so I walk with my parents in the morning or my mom drives me or just like some kind of vehicle or whatever like you would draw a car and I remember five-year-old me was like wow that's really boring I'm like I'm mm-hmm I'm not gonna draw a bus I go to school in a bus but I'm not gonna draw a bus ya can't tell the truth yeah cuz I was like twelve other kids in this class are gonna draw themselves in a bus I don't want to do that so I drew myself writing like a pink unicorn to school okay and so then one of the kindergarten teachers came over and sat down and we need to talk where do you where do you keep your pink unicorn no but she like looked at it and she was like um so Emily how exactly do you go to school in a more in the morning and I said I ride a pink unicorn and she goes no you don't and I'm like yes yes I do like look I drew it a pink unicorn you can't draw something that's not real basically she's like all right sorry my mistake she was like no Emily really how'd you go to school in the morning and you know five-year-old me like I'm getting like I get nervous and I'm like well I I take the bus in the morning and she's like okay well I I think you should dry yourself riding a bus and I'm like no I like this mixture I'm gonna keep it that way and so they couldn't convince me to draw otherwise but like this teacher was getting like really heated with me like a five-year-old yeah mind you and so eventually we came to like this compromise where the blurb would be accurate but the picture wouldn't be so it's a picture of me writing a pink unicorn and then on the bottom it says I take the bus to school morning and with these composition notebooks you weren't supposed to take them home you're supposed to like leave them in the classroom so that you wouldn't forget them yeah cuz your dumb little kid self is gonna lose it exactly and my dumb little kid self took it home with me of course and I remember it was like one lazy weekend afternoon I had my composition notebook with like a little unicorn journal prompt and whatever else I had in there and I loved to draw on everything and I thought you know it wouldn't hurt for me to just like doodle on one page in my composition notebook I was really into it like Sailor Moon I think when I was around five who wasn't you know right you know you totally do that kind of stuff I actually was total sidenote like Sailor Moon was dope okay I'm not editing that out no anyway anyways um so I would draw a like you know just girls in like cute little dresses and like fluffy skirts and like little sailor collars I went ham and then I guess I just I had no self-control and by the end of the afternoon I had drawn in every single page of this composition notebook and I remember thinking like oh no Monday morning I have to take this book back and there won't be any more pages to write my journal prompts in and you know dumb little five-year-old me didn't think oh I could just ask my parents to get me a new composition notebook no I just thought to myself I'm not gonna tell my parents that I've completely ruined my school notebook instead I'm going to pretend like I can't find it so the next day all the kids notebooks were like lined up on the carpet and the teacher would be like all right kids go pick up your notebooks and get ready for today's journal prompt and I'm like I knew that it wasn't gonna be there cuz I took mine home I didn't take it back so I'd walk over and I would do that thing where I would like pretend to look for it but like never find it and I'd be like I can't find my notebook my teachers like what why I think the first day she was like okay well um you know maybe we'll find it tomorrow or something and I'm like okay cool oh maybe crazy so every single day I would pull the same thing I'd be like okay time to look for my notebook oh I I don't know where it is I can't find it on the carpet Oh No and like my teacher legitimately got mad at me and looking back on it I figured you know I figured she would have just told my parents like hey your kid lost her notebook can you get a new composition notebook yeah journal prompts but like instead of doing that she just disliked me for it she got mad at you yeah she got mad at this stupid kid lost it earlier this year and hasn't ever been able to find it but I'm gonna hate her more every day instead of you know suggesting to my parents that they get me a new notebook or explain to them what happened every single day she would just be like well then I guess you're not participating in today's journal prompt activity she just made you feel bad for it basically thanks for thanks for telling me that story yeah and thanks for telling me your story in your previous life of crying no problem go to youtube.com slash timtom and subscribe speaking of our childhoods did you know that some of your favorite Nickelodeon shows from the 90s are now available for streaming on Verve premium where some of them even alive during the 90s anyways don't miss out on shows like duck CatDog rocket power and Rocko's Modern Life and let that wave of 90s nostalgia hit you in the face if those aren't really your thing there's always newer titles like my hero academia an attack on Titan season 3 subbed and dubbed I finally decided to start watching my hero academia because people keep telling me it's the best so don't be alarmed if I don't leave my apartment for the next week or so other perks that come with Verve premium include ad free content across 12 different channels that you can watch without an 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