They Lost Everything After the $19B Crash — But Here’s What They Missed

Hey, what's up, what's up? Come on in, uh, we got something to talk about today. Um, we have been, uh, continuing the conversation about what happened over the weekend, and I want to share a little bit about that and some wisdom for you, some more wisdom, some more wisdom. Some more wisdom to live by, because these type of events reveal our lives. And unfortunately, I had, um, I've been hearing even some more horror stories about what happened. What's going on? Where are you from? Where are you from? I just had a coaching session not too long ago with my community And, um, hey, what's up, George? We, we are staying level-headed, and I want to help you guys to do the same. I got some life principles that I think you're going to really enjoy, and then I also am going to share with you a few new things that I'm looking at. They're on my watch list. When I say watch list, I mean watch list, like I'm not buying them yet, but they're on my watch list. What's going on from Maryland? Uh, Detroit is in the house. Hey Joy, what's going on? Georgia is in the house. Hey Kimberly, I just got through, uh, speaking with her. Um, what's up, what's up from Chicago? Hey, hey. Um, Michigan, Ohio, California, what's up y'all? What's up chiming in from Houston? All right, um, all right, we got a little bit to go over and then listen, I'm going to give you some wisdom, I promise you. These are the type of experiences that allow you to reflect on everything. Today was a good day for stocks and crypto. Yeah, yeah, I am still a little hesitant because I'm like, man, we still didn't get that pullback. Um, so I'm just gonna be watching for tomorrow, but, um, all is well, all is looking well. Crypto seems to be doing fine for now. I still want to see some, some levels of support that makes me feel a little more comfortable. Um, so yeah, I'm looking into that. Uh, Rochester, New York, what's up? All right, so here's the— here's what I found today, allegedly. Um, I don't know if it's true or not, but there's been a lot of circulation about some traders and, um, who committed suicide because of Friday. My heart goes out. First of all, if that's the case, my heart goes out to them and their families. And I know situations like these can make people um, really, you know, make some decisions, uh, that maybe they didn't expect to make. But of course, we didn't expect for this to happen. Um, and a lot of people were asking me, how did something like this happen? How did it even happen? And yes, what we call it, a black swan event, which is something very rare, unexpected, um, like a violent move almost. And it may have been triggered by a tweet, but as I stated before, it was really caused by over-leverage and, uh, basically too much risk in the system. You know, people using 20x leverage, 50x, 100x. There's some offshore platforms, exchanges that even do 500x. And so what that means is people are borrowing money to buy assets instead of owning them outright, okay? And that's why I told you I own all of my crypto outright, um, no leverage, no loans, Okay, you should never invest more than you can afford to lose. Yeah, yeah. And you can imagine, you know, there may have been some people who really, um, it just— that just took them over the edge. Binance froze their customers' accounts and they got wrecked. Yes. And they're actually— there may be some investigation with that, so we got to figure out what's going to happen with that because they're, uh, it's just a lot of weird stuff that was happening, um, that they, you know, they made you know, look into it. And, um, but some people was asking like, how did this happen? Other, other others were saying, you know, if, if they did, you know, allegedly in their life, some of them was like, I'm done, I can't do this no more. And then some, some people are just not, um, they're done with crypto. There's a— they're done. Um, it was devastating for some people. Uh, whatever I say is not a suggestion, suggestion for you to buy, hold, or sell. I'm only stating this for educational purposes. I'm not your financial advisor. Uh, see your own financial advisor. Investing comes with risk. I do want to say that. And, uh, this video and everything I say is for educational purposes only. Um, but there are some people who lost hope, okay? And but I want you to learn something from that, because what broke them wasn't the chart, it was the meaning that they gave that moment, okay? I want to help you with some wisdom, and I'm telling you, it can help your life Because I keep telling you guys, a lot of this is emotional regularity and, uh, mindset stuff. It really is. It's the moment, uh, it's the meaning that they gave that moment. And that's what breaks my heart. I need you to understand something deeper. It's, it's never— it wasn't the event that ended them. It's never the event. It's always the narrative that's created around that event. Okay, so the market didn't destroy them, their story did. If they did commit suicide or in their life, or anytime this happens in general, any— the experience— it's not the experience because the mind doesn't respond to events, it responds to the meaning we attach to those events. So for one person, a loss could mean I messed up, but you know what, I'ma learn, this is an opportunity to learn. For somebody else, it may mean Man, I'm worthless, you know. I, I don't— I'm not worth nothing. Especially depending on what you value. Imagine being a trader, and, and I'm just saying, I'm just hypothetically a trader, investor, whatever. You're invested in crypto, you make— your family, you know, most people, oh, it's a fraud, you can't make no money, you know. And then you lose millions of dollars. Um, I'm not saying that that scenario hit, but there's probably a lot of different scenarios that hit. And you know, some people even make success about retaliation. I'ma show them, I'ma show them what I'm— you know what I mean? There's a pressure to perform. We all lost money, by the way. We all lost money. And if, and if somebody tell you any different, they lie. It's— and it ain't, it ain't fun looking at your account just start going. I was like, wait, this ain't gonna go down more than $50,000 in one minute. Oh yeah, it is. And it's, it's hard. Yeah, Joy, the, the pressure to perform and to prove— see, I think I lost service for, for a quick second. Here go that, here go that internet stuff. I hope that don't happen again. All right, I want to get through this real quick because I want to show you guys a couple of plays that I'm also, uh, looking at and what I'm doing. Okay, but don't make your success about any level of retaliation. Okay, don't do it. And that, that, that second one, that, that's where the despair grows, is, is It's not about— it's not about crypto. It's about— a lot of times, believe it or not, a lot of this stuff is about childhood stories that were never rewired. I was just telling some, some people that today, you know, because again, you guys got to understand, I understand the way the brain works and the way life works with these events, uh, with surrounding yourself with the beliefs that we built along the way before you ever even made a trade, before you ever even made an investment, before you ever even got in this relationship, before you ever even lost this job, or whatever the case may be. When someone loses money and feel like their whole identity collapsed, that's not financial drama. That is emotional history catching up. When we have these events and things like that happen, that's emotional history catching up, right? It's a voice sometimes that speak to people like, you failed again, you're not enough, you're not gonna recover from this, you're a loser. That voice didn't start this week or last week. It didn't. It's been waiting for an event to trigger it. Okay, so you got to understand what these moments— it's all— it's not about this happened, that event happened. It's what did that mean to me? Okay, that's why I say it's not what happens that break you, it is what you believe about what happens to you. That's why the inner man work has to be done, y'all. It really do. I can certainly understand a lot of people use their last with a hope to change their lives and can't handle a loss. Absolutely. They panic and sell with a huge loss. Yeah, imagine selling, trying to get out at the bottom, and then that thing bounced right back up 30% right after that. I mean, they just snatched your money. And imagine the— oh my— the guilt, the, the embarrassment Even if nobody's watching, the embarrassment of that, right? Um, and yeah, uh, mental illness is very, very serious, right? And travel, uh, just like that, the market is right back up. That's embarrassing to yourself. Like, it can be, it can be. You can have a feeling of embarrassment, but even with that feeling, you gotta, you gotta be able to— your mindset has to be in such a way where you can talk yourself up into your higher self and not start speaking from that lower place, you know what I mean? It's inner man work that needs to be done. The event was the trigger, but the story is the poison. We have to reconcile our past and build a solid, solid foundation when these events happen, because they're going to happen. It's not if they're going to happen, it's when they happen, okay? Right? So, um, the McDonald's Alcoa form S&P 500 last 5 years. Yeah, so, so we have to— that's literally— no, I'm not— yeah, I'm not, I'm not thinking it's a joke. I'm looking at it like, man, that's serious. Identity, identity, identity work. I'm looking at some of the comments, right? So when moments like this happen, the world, um, starts looking for somebody to blame. Often the market, the institutions, the exchanges, the tweet, the this, the that, you know, it's looking for, you know, someone to blame. And yes, manipulation is so real But, you know, and of course, also shortchanges allowing— I don't like that they allow people to use that amount of leverage. But at the end of the day, what really matters is this: how do you respond when life shakes you? Do you see it as a signal to grow, or as proof you're never going to recover from this? You're just never going to recover. Because that choice, the story that you're going to tell yourself, is going to determine whether you rise or whether you fall. It's what you tell yourself, and a lot of times that's connected to the past. But that's also why I'm not big on risk management. That's why I've been talking about having a game plan before stuff like this happens, the framework, a foundation, because the winds are going to blow, the storm is going to come. What kind of foundation do you have? Even the best investors were down last week. I lost tens of thousands of dollars in several different— I'm watching accounts like quick right? But the difference was I was never overexposed. I wasn't leveraged, okay? I didn't, uh, bet money that I couldn't afford to lose. And I also have time to recover, okay? Somebody said good teaching, identity matters. Yeah, that's what we're missing. We gotta— y'all, we gotta understand this stuff, you know? And when you— and you— when you're playing that way, you really gotta stay, you know? Warren Buffett, even with the over-leverage, that's a person— that's when you're taking that level of risk, 100x, which by the way means— that means for every dollar you spend, you're borrowing $100. You don't even own the assets. Asset— it's like paper trading. They can see that leverage and wipe you out. And not only is that not the issue, but the— those who playing with all this extra leverage and all of this gambling, they're affecting me, you, everybody, because they see that over-leverage. So they affected us. Yeah. So yeah, I'm, you know, down. Everybody in the red. Okay, somebody said crash not over. You know, you know, we, we got— I'm waiting on tomorrow because I'm trying to still see what that looks like. Somebody say, sis, I really love your channel, real and down to earth with solid information. Keep up the great work. I appreciate that. That's what I'm here for. I appreciate that. Um, but yeah, we, we, we got to pay attention to that because even those people are gambling like that, they're putting our money on the line. Okay. Um, Warren Buffett, uh, Tom Lee was talking today and was, um, I think it was, I think it was Tommy who was saying, um, that derivatives are financial weapons of mass destruction. And he was right, because leverage doesn't just blow up portfolios, it blows up emotions, period. And I loved that he said, they asked him about leverage and he said, our firm never uses leverage, we prefer Super clean balance sheets. I like, I like it. Just straight clean sheets. Okay, clean the sheets. You gotta heal emotionally and mentally to be doing investments online. Yeah, you do, right? I like your positive attitude. Yeah, you gotta have, you gotta have that because there's some bad days that happen, trust me, y'all. And you know what, not being overleveraged to me is not just a financial principle. See I say this all the time: how you do one thing is how you do everything. Not being overleveraged is a life principle. You need a clean balance sheet emotionally, you need a clean balance sheet spiritually, and you need a clean balance sheet financially. You need a clean balance sheet mentally. That means you don't carry, um, unnecessary— if we're talking financially, you don't carry unnecessary debt in your heart or in your portfolio. You don't borrow peace from tomorrow to fund your anxiety today. I always say people borrow— borrowing energy from tomorrow for today. When you're not getting enough sleep and you're working, you're going off for 4 hours of sleep because you want to stay up all night. You want to scroll, you want to watch TV, and you don't want to go to bed. You bought, and then you want to wake up and then you want to caffeinate, caffeinate yourself, you know what I'm saying? So you don't feel the effects of your choices that you're making. You are borrowing energy, you're borrowing peace from your tomorrow for today, just like that. Where do you think that ends up, right? And we're not trying to take shortcuts also to prove our worth. You know, sometimes we do things, we're spending money, we're going on social media, we're doing all it, and it's like nobody ain't looking at you. Why are you spending this extra money to impress somebody? Nobody knows you. Nobody looking at you like that, you know what I'm saying? Like, it's the way you think they are. You living in your head thinking that all of this stuff— no, it's not. Just stop living for other people. Get your life stabilized, slow things down, make healthy decisions, like stop eating processed food and go to bed on time. Like, these are simple things that I guess they, they too— they too deep for people. I mean, they too simple for people because people be looking for deep stuff. I'm here to teach you wisdom of life. Everything is a life lesson. Even what happened to the over-leverage, it was a life lesson. And now, now it caused damage on innocent people's ends because that wouldn't even, like I said, been able to happen. So, you know, I just, I want to say that because we got to take wisdom from these. We got to have times of self-reflection. That's the hallmark of emotional intelligence. Now, y'all, you know, we can't change our IQ. It's just some things we just not gonna get smart at, but we can change our emotional intelligence. And emotional intelligence is the hallmark of success, not your IQ. Okay, somebody say, oh my God, this is so real. Yeah, it is. And we got to look at life like that. We gotta, we gotta assess life and use things and moments like these to self-reflect. Because if we can, if we can evaluate where we are with this and learn from it and grow from it, then we don't have to have life hit us as hard in the head. You know, some of them same people who over-leveraged, they went back into over-leverage. Why would somebody borrow $500 for one— for every dollar to get into an asset like that? That's just outrageous. That's just gambling. Okay, so anyway, I am focused, and this is what I teach people how to do: become focused on clarity and consistency, right? People just want an adrenaline rush. Let me stop for a moment because y'all don't— yeah, I don't think— thank you so much, um, Stevie J, for, uh, for the, uh, the blessing. Thank you so much. Lesson learned. Have— lesson learned. Have crash money on deck. I learned that because honestly I had some money in there but not as much as I would have wanted for a crash like that, and then I couldn't get, and then I couldn't get, um, I couldn't, I couldn't even move money over. You got to learn something from it. But let me, um, yeah, correct, EQ is more valuable than IQ, right? But let me, let me help y'all understand something. I don't mean to get deep on y'all, but let me just to help y'all understand something about dopamine levels with people who want all this adrenaline. You got to understand those dopamine levels, if you raise them up too high because you got a high risk tolerance your baseline is going to be real screwed up. And now you're going to have to stack adrenaline on top of adrenaline on top of adrenaline to get the, the rush that you need. And that's why it's smart to be a little bored sometimes, be a little consistent and mundane sometimes. Go out and walk in nature and not have to be overstimulated. When a kid is sitting up playing video games all day and being stimulated, they can't get to the table and just sit down and eat a, a meal because it's too boring. 'Hey, such and such family member came over, let's come and sit and eat.' They think that's boring because they stimulated, they overstimulated. And that's how people get in trouble, because then they got to stack their stimulation, uh, the stimulation, and you know, that adrenaline rush. And now it's not, it's not just, you know, alcohol, it's alcohol and it's drugs, and then it's alcohol and it's drugs and it's sex, and then it's alcohol and it's drug and it's sex, and it's hard, uh, um, hard, uh, rock music mixed with orgies. Now we need more people, I'm telling you when you elevate them dopamine levels because you're getting those rushes, you have a lower dip. It's, it's chemistry. You're gonna have a lower low, higher highs and lower lows to your crash. And people don't know that. And that's— talk to a successful person who just won the NBA, who just won a boxing world championship, talk to them and ask them, was that not the most depressed moment of your life after you won. Because the dopamine— the higher the high, the lower the low. And you got to know how to manage that. It's just gonna happen. And if you create more celebration around the higher high, if you create— because you can create a way to make those dopamine levels— just know you're gonna crash more. You're gonna crash. And if you don't know how to handle the crash, you're gonna be in trouble. You're gonna be— the high of fame and success and getting on a stage and having millions of people cheer for you, when you step off that stage, you're gonna feel depressed. It's dopamine. And if y'all don't understand dopamine, I do, because I study this stuff. I study these, these chemistry type things that's in the brain, right? And so, um, I'm just here to give you wisdom. I want you to know wisdom. That's why, honestly, I'm not an— I'm not an overexcited person. Okay, I'm not an overexcited person. I don't like to get overly excited because— and it's fine if you do, it's fine if you do, but if you, if you wrap yourself, if you wrap yourself up too much, just know that you're gonna hit lower lows. I kind of like to stay kind of even keel, you know what I'm saying? It's just like, think about this, when somebody drink too much coffee, um, if they drink it every day, they can't— they're not going to feel the effects of it when they drink it, right? But then when they lay off the coffee for like a week or two and then they come back to the coffee, they can feel the effects of the coffee a little bit more. So I do like the dopamine hits and I like those feelings. So I have to, I have to make myself a little bored, come off the phone, read a book, journal, walk in nature, do take an Epsom salt bath. Don't always have to be overstimulated. Can you sit in a room by yourself? Because you're not going to enjoy life if you're always stimulated, always got to have something you know, getting your attention all the way up there. It's not— so you really want to have times where you step back from certain things so that you can actually enjoy when you do come back to that coffee. I like to enjoy my coffee, so if I drink it every single day— as a matter of fact, people just start drinking more and more of it, you know. I'm just giving you an example so you can understand how dopamine works on every level. But I study this stuff, and so when you're gambling and then you're, you're, you're doing, uh, you— the— somebody who started off with 5— some— somebody who got to 500x started off probably at 2x, then they went to 5x, then they went to 10x. Oh, I could— oh man, I'm making a lot of money. Uh, then they went to 20x. Oh, 50x. Trust me, it was in stages. The dopamine hit wasn't hard enough. And that's how you— that's why you find people doing really creepy stuff, like, like, like criminals, like going to stores. I saw this news where something— the guy went to the store, he was, he was videoing women under they like pants, and I mean under their skirts and stuff at like a store. I'm like, he got bored. He got bored with whatever other stuff he was doing. This ain't his first. He like, I need a bigger rush, I, I need to put my phone— and he wound up going to jail. They caught him somehow filming some lady in the store under her skirt. Like, what, what, what? What inspired you to come to this store and start filming women under their skirt? Are you sick? That's somebody who might have been cheating or doing other stuff and they need another rush. Like, it's sick. Anyway, they were chasing— sorry, they were chasing the drag. So anyway, here's where I am, all right? Uh, um, I'm still accumulating. Um, I'm being patient. Uh, a few plays. I'm, uh, I did add to My— I, I have been doing DCA for, uh, Microsoft. I did, uh, add AMD, um, I wanted because I have Nvidia and, you know, Nvidia and AMD are like cousins, like Uber and Lyft are cousins. So there's like cousin stocks, there's cousin businesses in the market. Um, still watching Amazon, uh, for my option plays. Open up, open up, um, I'm investing in some, um, Amazon for my kids as well. And, um, I'm still, um, looking to add on to energy and rare earth plays. Um, they're— oh, the rare earth plays are doing super amazing right now. So remember, those are the lifeline of, um, of, of AI, uh, EVs, and, uh, defense. So those are very important because whoever controls, uh, those materials control the future, you know. So you Yeah, on my watch list, really quick, um, on my watch list. And make sure you like this, uh, video if you've gotten this far and you, and you're listening, then hopefully you like it. So go ahead and hit that like button. And, um, I know you hear that all the time and you, you don't do it, but just go ahead and hit that like button. I was going to do AMD myself. Yeah, yeah, AMD is, um, um, I like AMD. I like AMD long term. Satan loves to compound to top off After seeing you look— yeah, yeah, absolutely. Yep. And so, um, 3 on my watch list that I haven't talked much about. I'll talk a little bit more about it in the future. Only on my watch list, and one of them is a risk, but only on my watch list, uh, Rocket Lab, because it has to come to the prices that I wanted to come to. Uh, Rocket Lab, Planet Labs, and, um, a stock called Nucana. All right, um, and And so I'm watching— Rocket Labs, uh, is changing the economics of satellite delivery, so I'm watching for that. Are you only on YouTube as well? Yes, I'm live on YouTube. As a matter of fact, you guys missed my weekend lives because I keep telling you guys to go on to my YouTube page when you get done and subscribe there because I don't— I'm not gonna always, uh, put, um— I'm not gonna always stream from every platform. Planet Labs, uh, they provide, uh, daily Earth imaging data that governments and corporations, uh, depend on. So I'm looking into that. And then also Nucana, N-U-C-A-N-A. I think I'm spelling that right. Um, I just found out about, uh, this company. It's a biotech company working on like next generation cancer treatments and cancer therapies. Uh, it's risky. Um, but innovation always starts small, so I'm just watching. All right, I'm just watching. Um, get your help with doing this. Are you on any consulting on this? Yeah, go into— go over into YouTube at Dr. Kamilah Stevenson if you, if you are not on my YouTube right now, and the link is in the description. So, uh, for anybody looking for my community for consulting with health and wealth Make sure you click the link in the description. Okay, now as far as crypto, real quick, you guys, before I leave out, I am sticking to the utility. Uh, as you see, Ethereum and Bitcoin, they didn't fall as much. But think about this, most people are not as overleveraged probably on Bitcoin and ETH because most people are long ETH and Bitcoin. Okay, so some of the other coins drop 80, 90%. Like, can you imagine somebody— some, some people bought Chainlink at $8. Man, I wish I could have got Chainlink at $8. People bought Chainlink at $8. I'm just like, are we ever going to get back to those prices, right? Um, again, link is in the description. Make sure you like this, share this video, uh, hit the subscribe button if you haven't already. I'll be back on here, uh, talking about principles to living, mindset issues. Yes, we talk about finance, but the way y'all probably get how I'm wired now, the way I process life and these things. Okay, so anyway, again, sticking to Ethereum, Solana, AVAX, Chainlink— those are, um, some of my long-term plays with real the world use cases, utility coins. Okay, so I want you to hear me, um, this week wasn't really about the market, it was about meaning. Okay, if you lost money, it's okay. We all lost money. If you made mistakes, it's okay. What's not okay is quitting before you learn the lesson. That's not okay because you didn't come this far to fold when things get hard. None of us do. We're going to experience some hard things in life. We didn't come to fold. That's not what we doing. And that's why I'm here. I really want to share the message, inspire you guys. You know, we hold each other accountable, okay? Right? Pain does not mean punishment, it means pruning. We're in seasons of pruning. You're being shaped into someone wiser, someone, uh, steadier, someone more grounded. That's what I want you— and for those who feel broken after the crash, if anything happens, um, I know your fruits from being connected to all nations. Thank you so much, Chrissy. If you are feeling broken after the crash, listen, you're worth more than your portfolio. You really are. Your life is not over. It's just a chapter. Your life is not over. I've been holding Chainlink since $4 to $5. Oh, I love it. That's awesome. Somebody said, why did I sell PL at $9? Which one? Which play? Uh, pain means pruning. Wisdom comes from failures. Absolutely. Okay, it comes from failures, right? This event, it doesn't— it will never— it's not going to define you. The meaning you give it does. So pay attention to the meaning that you give things. Then, and if you— and all it— all of this is, guys, is that whatever meaning that we gave events in our past and whatever emotional attachments, because we're connected to our past based off of our emotions that are connected to it, again, not from the experience, but because of the emotions that we connect to those experiences and what it meant to us, the narrative that we get it. And then it finds itself somewhere in the present moment of our life. And when things happen, and then those same emotions that's really tied to the past starts to manifest themselves, okay? It's really the past being rehearsed over and over again into the present. That's called cycle. So in order to move forward, you got to go backwards. And people don't get that, okay? People don't get that. So, um, these are all things that are part of you that'll help you to understand and to grow in. And if you— you know what I mean— if you can just hear me out, um, it's, it's a lot of room to grow when we experience certain things in life, okay? And if you ready to just continue to grow through this, to learn the skill set, yes. To invest, yes. To get your health in order, yes. Mindset is key. If you're ready to grow through this emotionally, physically, financially, okay, mentally, um, join, join our community. That's what we're there for. We help people to reset, rebuild, and rewire their habits so they can build wealth without losing peace. There's a peace that we can live in, okay? The market didn't take everything from y'all. It didn't. Not even on Friday. It didn't take everything. What it did was it gave you something that money could never buy. And that's perspective, okay? I want y'all to know that, okay? Be encouraged, be encouraged, right? Every successful person has had failures and learned from them. Absolutely right. I've done the work, counseling, mentoring, and more. I love that. I love to hear that. Continue to do the work. I will join your community. Yeah, go over into my YouTube page and click the link, um, and get the information from there. This time next year, we will be laughing about the crash and lessons we learned. Yes, indeed. Man, I'm telling y'all, we about to rock. We about to rock. Who's on board? Who's on board? Because when we come back, we're gonna be laughing, celebrating, all right? All of the, the growth, the, the investments, the things that we did, the little steps that we put in place that is causing a profit. And while everybody was sitting back parlaying and spending all their money and all wrapped up in consumerism and and trying to impress people and going shopping on daily shopping trips while we was doing daily investments. We gonna see who laughing then. On board! I love it, I love it. Okay, so that's what we're gonna do. So hey, I'll be back on. Make sure that you like and subscribe. Visit the link in the description. Um, we're, we're giving people a game plan, um, for their life. Yeah, for their finances, but for their life. And we're learning what it means to live successful. And not only live successful, but to sustain success. Now that's the difference. People can get money and get success, but can you sustain it? That, that takes a different measurement, all right? That takes some identity work, right? The market can erase numbers, but it can't erase wisdom. You only lose it, uh, if you stop learning. It's just as simple as that. All right, get on board, guys. Um, I'll see you guys next time. Looking at one more, uh, through these changes is best to wait. It out than panic selling. I believe so. If you're long, it just depends on your game plan. And nothing I say is financial advice. Everything I say is for educational purposes. I'll be back on to talk about some more stuff and some more plays that I'm getting in. Thank you so much, um, you're beautiful. So thank you, have a blessed day. Somebody said don't leave us. I'll be back on, don't worry. Make sure you subscribe. Put in the comments, uh, what did you learn from this lesson? What did you learn from this lesson? Please do share. I do read the comments. And you will inspire somebody. You, you inspire me. I read all the comments, and, uh, and sometimes I comment off of them, I make content off of them. So if you have a question, put that in there also. But I'm encouraged by you as well, and I want you to know that. All right, let's keep learning and growing together. Y'all have a great evening. Bye-bye.