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After Justin and Nicole walked Sugarhouse Park, they went back to his place. But soon after walking into his apartment, Nicole left! What was going on in there?

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In this week's episode, we're talking about our generations. After Justin's mini-generation was dubbed Geriatric Millennials, we decided to read two examples from Donald Hall's book Essays After Eighty. Also: a Uhaul story, teaching 9/11 essays to Gen Z, a little baseball talk about the "yips," times we biffed it in public, an old-themed lightning round, and lots & lots of old-person complaining about the kids these days. Essays After Eighty: https://bookshop.org/books/essays-after-eighty/9780544570313  “Out the Window” isn’t available in full online, but here’s a brief excerpt from the New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/01/23/out-the-window  “Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr.” (account required): https://www.narrativemagazine.com/issues/stories-week-2014-2015/story-week/dr-dr-dr-dr-dr-dr-dr-dr-dr-dr-donald-hall  A Fresh Air interview with Hall about “Out the Window”: https://freshairarchive.org/segments/donald-hall-poets-view-out-window  Rick Ankiel getting the yips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDZX525CSvw

Episode Summary:  In this episode, our good friend Justin Bowie of JMax Plumbing returns for his third appearance on the podcast where we pick his brain on some of the most commonly asked questions about his trade.   After Justin was on the podcast for episode 109, he shared with us that he received several questions, many of which he gets on a regular basis. We got to talking and thought it would be great to have him answer them on the podcast so that they were available to everyone.   We know how difficult this topic can be since we had some of these same curiosities back in the day. Listen in as Justin addresses YOUR questions and concerns around hydraulics and plumbing.  Topics Discussed:  01:27 - A refresher on hydraulics and common terms that everyone should know  07:44 - Hydraulic calculations that everyone should know  09:42 - The most important thing to do to ensure you have good hydraulics on a pool  11:09 - Improving the hydraulics of an existing system if the pool cannot be replumbed  13:08 - Why so many pools have undersized pipes or a lackluster hydraulic process  16:11 - Hydraulic considerations when plumbing a negative edge or perimeter overflow  17:58 - Calculating the flow and size of the basin to ensure they spill over properly  19:59 - Is there a quick way to size a basin or storage tank?  23:48 - Is it possible to have too low of a velocity?  26:07 - The rule for a straight pipe length in front of a pump on the suction side  29:40 - Changing the orientation of the equipment to gain pipe length  30:15 - Why there are air bubbles in a pump when there is not a suction leak  33:08 - Why leaf canisters plumbed in front of a pump would have air bubbles  35:21 - The highest point a pump can be plumbed over a body of water and still work  39:24 - How detrimental it is to have the pool equipment plumbed far away from a pool?  43:35 - Why run large suction & return lines if they are reduced at the connection points anyway  45:22 - On a remodel with an existing main drain that is two inches, will it help if it is upgraded to two-and-a-half or three-inch plumbing?  46:31 - What is a true Hartford Loop?  48:48 - The difference between a venturi skimmer and a suction skimmer          Sponsors:  Pentair  Lyon Financial  Connect with Guest:  Website  Facebook  Instagram  Connect with Pool Chasers:  Website  Instagram  Facebook  Facebook Group  Twitter  YouTube  Patreon      Key Quotes from Episode:  Hydraulics is basically the properties of water and their characteristics inside of a plumbing system. All the plumbing fittings, pipe, the sizes, the elevations of the equipment, the features—those all play a part in hydraulics.  When you think of a pump in a plumbing system, the pump is not physically pulling water in. What it’s doing is creating a vacuum. It’s creating low pressure. The way that water moves in a plumbing system if it wants to move from high pressure to low pressure. It’s trying to equalize.  The most important thing you can do to ensure you have good hydraulics on a pool is to look at the velocity of the system: Slow the water down as much as you can. Velocity is the biggest driving factor in how much friction loss you have in your plumbing system.  A lot of the things that happen from having undersized plumbing are hidden to the eye.  If you’ve ever seen a pool under construction with a spa, you’ll usually see a Hartford Loop in the spa. A Hartford Loop is a section of plumbing that rises higher than the water level in the spa.   

In this week's episode of the Lindsey Elmore Show, Lindsey has a raw and real conversation with recovering alcoholic and real estate investor Justin Balunsat. He left his six figure income job to start Just Divine Properties, which is now a successful real estate company focusing on large scale luxury renovations and additions. But Justin's story is far from normal. He was raised in a military family, and survived sexual abuse from both men and women. He became a college athlete and survived addiction. He has now come to the understanding that one of the most important things we can do is protect our state of mind. After Justin's interview, we hear from his fiancée Devinne Bravoco who was with him during the days of his drinking, and even has stood by his side when she found him drunk on the streets of New York. She pours her heart into a letter to him, detailing their highs, and lows, and why she is grateful to have made it through their struggles together.

Justin and JR are together once again, in person, at Justin’s house in Arkansas. They talk about having their first live show since March and update everyone on all the live shows coming up as well as the new live album that just released. After Justin’s beloved dog, Hank, went over the rainbow bridge, he has adamantly disagreed with his wife’s about getting a new puppy. And for the first time ever, the guys play a round of music trivia game—"Stump the Handler.” Justin closes the show out with another acoustic cover that you won’t want to miss.

In this episode, I am excited to interview Justin Colby who is the Founder and President of The Science of Flipping and Phoenix Wealth Builders. The Science of Flipping is a top-ranked real estate investing podcast and Justin now has a second podcast called The Entrepreneur DNA for those going through the entrepreneurial journey. His real estate investment company, Phoenix Wealth Builders, specializes in purchasing, rehab, wholesaling, and wholetailing properties in the Metro Phoenix Area and they have flipped and wholesaled over 1500 properties to date. Justin has been called a master at finding deals in a market that many say is the most difficult market to be a real estate investor.    Justin began by telling us that he started as a realtor in 2005 and then bought a brokerage with a friend. He talked about how it was almost impossible not to make a lot of money in real estate in the years before the market crash. Being really young at that time, he spent a ton of money, had a really expensive car and condo, which all went away in 2007. He shares how he lost everything and ended up sleeping on his buddy’s couch.   Things started to turn around for Justin when he and a friend decided to begin investing in real estate. They ended up using transactional funding for their deals, which was popular at that time, where they would get a deal funded and closed basically simultaneously or same day. I asked if, at this time, he was doing any work on these properties and he said no, effectively what he was doing was wholetailing. Justin talked about setting a goal for himself of calling 100 realtors a day in order to find deals and people to work with, and it took a full nine months before they had their first deal.   After Justin talked about his resilience and fortitude in getting some traction in his new business, I asked him to share how he gets his deals. He addressed several different marketing strategies, including pay per click advertising, direct mail, cold-calling and auto-texting, and driving for dollars. Justin also examined the level of seller motivation and relative cost for each, as well.   I then asked Justin to describe how he is brokering deals by working with iBuyer companies such as Opendoor and Offerpad. If a deal isn’t attractive to his company for wholesaling, wholetailing, flipping, or even buy-and-hold, he will inquire with his realtor about the price one of these companies will offer the seller for their home and take a portion of the transaction fees if he can successfully hook them up. This is a really creative way of working with them instead of getting swallowed up by them as a smaller investor.   We discussed how the COVID pandemic was affecting his business and how he has been able to adapt. Justin says he really prides himself on the ability to stay flexible and make adjustments, if necessary. He talks about how he had refocused his energy on his business after a partnership fell through, and when the pandemic hit, it was actually good timing for him.   Justin was incredibly transparent in his business dealings and if you join us I know you will get a ton of actionable wisdom! Notable Quotes:   “The beginning years were the fun ones - when I was broke, busted, and disgusted.”   Justin Colby     “Pain is more of a motivator than the carrot.”   Justin Colby     “Just talk about what you are doing and people will get excited and gravitate toward you.”   Mike Simmons     “Here is my secret sauce - I’m a people person.”   Justin Colby     “I just had fortitude - I was willing to endure pain when other people can’t or won’t.”   Justin Colby     “I know what I want to achieve and I am relentless in trying to achieve it regardless of when I achieve it.”   Justin Colby     “People overestimate what they can accomplish in a year and underestimate what they can accomplish in ten.”   Tony Robbins      “You can get exactly what you want if you are willing to: (a) work for it but (b) have patience.”   Justin Colby     “You need to have more than one market strategy going at all times.”   Justin Colby     “I have been able to make adjustments and pivot when required, and remained very flexible.”   Justin Colby     “The only times I ever got hurt was when I chased money.”   Justin Colby   Links: Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months Propstream TSOFData.com Fortitude by Dan Crenshaw Launch Control Text Messaging DealMachine App Opendoor Offerpad The Score Takes Care of Itself by Bill Walsh The Science of Flipping Academy FB Group Justin on Instagram Flip Hacking Live Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter

After Justin's comments about Tennessee fans, I have John Wilson join me to defend the fanbase, plus Eric Turner is on talking about how this podcast was suppose to start years ago, and in our Schmidt Break we are talking Coach Duggs.

EYE ON THE PRIZE EP. 34 – EVERYONE ELSE WEIGHS IN The Prizefighters are back. After Justin and Bradly offered their initial impressions on who they feel may make the shortlist for the Oscars, the rest of the crew felt like giving their opinions too. So the two of them brought along Shak, London, and… Read More »Eye on the Prize Ep. 34 – Everyone Else Weighs In

Becoming a 1st round draft pick is something many kids dream of but very few accomplish. Host Justin Musil had Michael Busch on episode BRC 18 and he shared his journey to the University of North Carolina and what has propelled him to another level. On this episode, Justin goes through his 5 key factors in Michael becoming a 1st round pick. After Justin's 5 keys, the BRC 18 conversation with Michael is replayed. Many players and parents can learn from Michael and his journey.

After Justin, but before the unpleasantness Britney Spears discovered sex. Shortly after that she released In the Zone on Nov. 12, 2003. This week things turn toxic quickly as we dissect this dance album turned sexual awakening known as her third studio album. In this episode we discuss Mickey Mouse Club, 5150 holds, dance battling, The Price is Right, Vincent D'Onofrio, Moby, ghosts, dummies, the devil, the dream world and so much more. Hatepod.com | @AlbumHatePod | Inst: @hatePod | hatePodMail@gmail.com

On this episode, I talk with Justin Gilchrist from Optimum Feedback. Show notes >> https://richardpatey.com/optimumfeedback Justin started Centurica back in 2012/13 with Bryan O’Neil (who is now over at the online website brokerage quietlightbrokerage.com) as they saw a need to protect people from fraud from unethical sellers who were misrepresenting their sites. Bryan was the original founder of FE International with Thomas who left to start Centurica. Justin & Joe set up Empire Flippers (then Adsense Flippers) around that time too. Bryan contacted Justin to help start Centurica to systemize due diligence. Justin started in online business as a graphic designer in 2003/4 when a lot of offline companies were working out that ecommerce would be big for them. He built sites for them but found that they expected traffic to just turn up so he reached out to a company who he built the site for and bought it back off him and added new content to top performing pages. We discuss how SaaS companies consider their asset price in terms of multiple of revenue rather than profit and ask for insane valuations. After Justin sold Centurica he also sold all of his portfolio sites apart from a supplement e-commerce site for cashflow, in order to focus on his SaaS Optimum Feedback. Also mentioned on this episode:   Jordan Gal at Carthook   Invest Like A Boss podcast on on Airbnb income   passthekeys.co.uk   Check out Justin's ebook and consulting products here >> exitplan.co/digitally-wed

As the guys recover from Wrestlemania weekend (really more like Wrestlemania week) they get together to talk about the whole experience, plus everything that happened on RAW and Smackdown. After talking about everything outside the ring that happened that weekend, they talk Shinsuke's debut, Finn's return, plus Kurt Angle, The Revival, and Vince McMahon's big announcement. In the second segment, they break down what the "Superstar Shakeup" might mean. Is it a draft? Is it required trades? What will go down on Monday? The guys make their predictions on who might move, including The New Day, Dolph Ziggler, Baron Corbin, Charlotte, Alexa Bliss, AJ Styles, and more. In the final segment, they're joined by former WWE ring announcer Justin Roberts, while Glenn commences to completely meltdown in excitement. They talk about Justin's sign reading abilities, before talking about his career. He talks about his new book, while explaining how he broke into the business, some of his biggest moments, plus of course, the infamous Daniel Bryan incident. After Justin departs, the guys briefly touch on Simon Gotch's release from WWE before saying goodbye.

It's the Rough House WrestleMania spectacular! After Justin describes the latest tragedy in his life, the guys reveal the winner of their Biggest Busts Bracket, do a quick Hall of Fame recap, preview NXT Takeover and break down the entire WrestleMania card with predictions and all kinds of fantasy booking!   

Mother of World Gymnastics Champion, Olympic gold medalist and author of "Gym Mom," Rita Wieber, joins Justin Silberman to discuss her book, the reasons why she wrote it, Jordyn's career from her perspective, her future along with Jordyn's and much more.  Don't miss out. Listeners, you're in for a real treat. After Justin had Jordyn on his show in August, he figured it was only appropriate to have the mother of Jordyn on the show since she is one of the main reasons why Jordyn has become the world-class athlete that she is today. 

Mother of World Gymnastics Champion, Olympic gold medalist and author of "Gym Mom," Rita Wieber, joins Justin Silberman to discuss her book, the reasons why she wrote it, Jordyn's career from her perspective, her future along with Jordyn's and much more.  Don't miss out. Listeners, you're in for a real treat. After Justin had Jordyn on his show in August, he figured it was only appropriate to have the mother of Jordyn on the show since she is one of the main reasons why Jordyn has become the world-class athlete that she is today.