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Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What food reminds you of home?

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What food reminds you of home?

Welcome to the Internet 5-21-2025 …All the News is Bad … What is the term “Red Velvet” being used for? …Guido Gagootz has got some problems …He's got that Thick Ass Vibe ...NIN ruins Funky Town

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What's the Story Involving Your Phone That You Can Laugh About Now?

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What's the Story Involving Your Phone That You Can Laugh About Now?

Send us a text-Cavs lose 120-117 to the Celtics-NBA cup-Browns special teams = BAD-What do the Browns need to do to beat the Steelers?-AFC North Hard Knocks fears

Mens Room Question:  Good or Bad: What was your most memorable experience involving food?

Mens Room Question:  Good or Bad: What was your most memorable experience involving food?

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What has happened to you more than once? 

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What has happened to you more than once? 

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What was the news you weren't expecting to hear? 

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What was the news you weren't expecting to hear? 

On today's show, Cyber Hits?: Pharmacies nationwide face delays as healthcare tech company reports cyberattack - AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile Customers Hit by Cell Network Outages Throughout Country - FLASHBACK FBI Director Says China Cyberattacks on U.S. Infrastructure Now at Unprecedented Scale - Cyber security expert warned Congress recently about infrastructure vulnerabilities due to cyber attacks and who's to blame - we'll analyze. Run For The Border: Massachusetts Spending $64 a Day to Feed Each Migrant, On Track to Spend $1 Billion By 2025 - Organized Migrant ‘Theft Groups' Plague Pennsylvania Town - Now illegals surging across America's NORTHERN border - Dogged by Election-Year Border Woes, Biden Weighs Executive Action on Asylum - Van Jones: Biden's Acting on Border Because Even Dems Think It's Bad - What the US Constitution and state constitutions say about what Congress and governors can do to repel border invasion, even if the president does nothing - we'll examine. Election 2024: Huge majority of independents pick this candidate if election held 'today' - As symptoms worsen, Biden under pressure to take cognitive exam - Poll finds 70 Percent Say Biden Too Old for Another Term - In Election Year, Biden's Team More Hostile Toward Press - Could Trump be in jail by election time? - we'll explore. Plus, Inflation Nation: Food Costs 11% of Income, Highest in 33 Years. And, Hundreds Turn to Jesus at #2 US Party School, Get Baptized in Fountain. https://www.spreaker.com/show/christian-talk-that-rocks https://christiantalkthatrocks.net or http://christiantalkthatrocks.com

#Bluejays #MLB #Baseball - A Solo Konnor This week - The Bullpen Performs(Both Good and Bad) - What the deadline holds for the MLB - And much more! Follow us on all social media @TheFlightDeck_ To shop the new Flight Deck merch visit https://www.theehsports.com/mlb-merch Check out theehsports.com for more content!

Nick Fay recaps the Nets' loss to the Celtics and looks at the Nets' roster! - It was that BAD - What went wrong?  - Deficiencies of the Nets   - Celtics just cooked  - A look at this roster  - AND MORE Let Nick (@Nick_Fay_) and Jac (@JacManuell) know what you think of the episode on Twitter! FOLLOW THE BUZZ ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/brooklynbuzzpod/ @brooklynbuzzpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What can you not believe you were there to witness?  

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What can you not believe you were there to witness?  

Titans/NFL: The Good Colts Hate Week or FTC Titans make it 4 in a row for the first time in franchise history? Henry established dominance What did you think about the Run defense coming through and shutting down Taylor? The Bad What the hell happens in the 2nd half? How worried are we without Burks? NFL overview: who got the best win yesterday? TOP 3 Fall Favs Draft --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chatttenn-sports/message

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What is your official/unofficial claim to fame? 

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What is your official/unofficial claim to fame? 

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What is THEE story about you being a kid? 

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What is THEE story about you being a kid? 

Captain Kirk goes to Outer Space! Babylon 5 reboot?!?!?!?!?! The Good and the Bad What if ends with a Bang! Doom Patrol, yeah we predicted that……NOT! Resident Alien teases season 2!!!!!!!!!!!! Give Us More! Jessica Jones signs up for the MCU!

Good: Some win by Freo.  Bad: What was that umpiring on Friday night?  Funny: Wayne Carey thinks Alistair Clarkson has improved his resume over the past 3 weeks, so does Luke Darcy....seriously they said that!  Bath: Bobby McCallum & Will Minson thanks to AP Progressive Plumbing Hit The Showers takes on Movie remakes, Cricket Australia's CEO & Idiotic Tweeters.  All thanks to Royal Limestone & Landscapes  https://royal-limestone-and-landscapes.business.site/ https://washed-up-podcast.square.site/  

1 thing I love, 1 thing I don’t, 1 simple recipe SHOW NOTES: https://www.onairella.com/post/233-dress-for-success the GOOD: Dressing for professional success & what looks good on every BODY the BAD: What not to wear the YUMMY: Banana Coconut Nice Cream (2 ingredients!) Get the recipe & links: https://www.onairella.com/post/233-dress-for-success CONNECT WITH ELLA: @onairwithella JOIN OUR FREE 21-Day CHALLENGES: https://www.facebook.com/groups/21daysofchallenge SUPPORT THE SHOW: Become a Patron SHOP ELLA’S FAVES: AMAZON

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What did you lose or find?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Good: Luke Beveridge clapping back Bad: What exactly is St Kilda then?  Funny: Mummy's orange socks Bath: The Great Robert Murphy of the Western Bulldogs joins us!!!    Of course what would a Washed Up Pod be without Hit The Showers thanks to Royal Limestone & Landscapes!    https://royal-limestone-and-landscapes.business.site/

Mens Room Question: Good or Bad: What did you lose or find?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Good: Crowds in Melbourne!!!  Bad: What was Geelong wearing? Funny: Tommy Hawkins very even tan The triumphant return of The Bath thanks to AP Progressive Plumbing features a St Kilda and AFL Legend Hit The Showers takes on the might of the Federal Government thanks to Royal Limestone & Landscapes    https://royal-limestone-and-landscapes.business.site/

In this weeks episode we dive into the good, the bad, and the ugly. The good: The one on one dates. The Bad: What was that group date game. The Ugly: Victoria

Good: - The collar on Sydney's jersey!  Bad: - What on earth were Melbourne wearing!!?? Comedy: - Brayden Maynard ground punches  The biggest ever Bath with AFL Legend David King!!  Hit The Showers takes on Caroline Wilson and Cricket Australia thanks to Royal Limestone & Landscapes.  https://royal-limestone-and-landscapes.business.site/ 

Deeper Dive Theme: JWald, Dawn and Pastor Joe discuss what it means to be a town crier for the kingdom of God. We also learn why Pastor Joe often uses the urban dictionary. Episode Title: Be a Crier of God’s Kingdom!   Hosts: JWald & Dawn Williams Guest: Pastor Joseph Salajan Key text: https://www.bible.com/bible/59/PRO.1.20-23.esv Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/38850708 Current Event RoundTable: How was your vacation? Do you have any favorite preachers you'd like to listen to? Do you use the urban dictionary? Dawn and JWald's Deeper Dive Questions to Pastor Joe: Where did you come up with the context for the next series Good vs Bad? What was the concourse where lady wisdom was crying out from? How can you be a town crier for God, what do you cry out? What was Luther trying to do when he nailed the thesis to the door? Are we being criers for God's kingdom when we use social media? What is a fool in the Biblical context? Can we have fools in church? How can you determine if/when you should answer the question from a Biblical fool? What is relationship between justice and judgement?   Date: September 8, 2020 Tags: #psdapodcast #psdatv #wisdom #court #judge #justice #mind #brain #simple #value #values #immoral #wicked #Jesus #Christ #incarnation For more information on Plantation SDA Church, please visit us at http://www.plantationsda.tv.   Church Copyright License (CCLI) License Number: 1659090 CCLI Stream License License Number: CSPL079645 Support the show: https://adventistgiving.org/#/org/ANTBMV/envelope/start See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Deeper Dive Theme: JWald, Dawn and Pastor Joe discuss what it means to be a town crier for the kingdom of God. We also learn why Pastor Joe often uses the urban dictionary. Episode Title: Be a Crier of God’s Kingdom!   Hosts: JWald & Dawn Williams Guest: Pastor Joseph Salajan Key text: https://www.bible.com/bible/59/PRO.1.20-23.esv Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/38850708 Current Event RoundTable: How was your vacation? Do you have any favorite preachers you'd like to listen to? Do you use the urban dictionary? Dawn and JWald's Deeper Dive Questions to Pastor Joe: Where did you come up with the context for the next series Good vs Bad? What was the concourse where lady wisdom was crying out from? How can you be a town crier for God, what do you cry out? What was Luther trying to do when he nailed the thesis to the door? Are we being criers for God's kingdom when we use social media? What is a fool in the Biblical context? Can we have fools in church? How can you determine if/when you should answer the question from a Biblical fool? What is relationship between justice and judgement?   Date: September 8, 2020 Tags: #psdapodcast #psdatv #wisdom #court #judge #justice #mind #brain #simple #value #values #immoral #wicked #Jesus #Christ #incarnation For more information on Plantation SDA Church, please visit us at http://www.plantationsda.tv.   Church Copyright License (CCLI) License Number: 1659090 CCLI Stream License License Number: CSPL079645 Support the show: https://adventistgiving.org/#/org/ANTBMV/envelope/start See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

This episode Jess makes her return to discuss the reason she was away which are biologic infusions. What are biologics? Are they good? Bad? What are the side effects? Are they worth it? Let Jess answer all of your questions and so much more.Along with this episode we have the question of the week and the WTF Moment.Discussions about toilet paper hoarders, crazy people and non hand washers.This is an action packed episode you will hate to miss!

Karma! Is it Good? Is it Bad? What is it? I have attended countless workshops and watched countless videos on karma, I even purchased a course to release family karma. From all this work over the past couple of years, on today’s episode I would love to share with you what I have found to be true about karma for me. I also share how my own family's karma is changing in surprising ways! Let me know if you can relate to any of this in today’s episode. I hope you enjoy!! Get on our email mailing list to keep up to date with new promotions and really great information. http://gem.godaddy.com/signups/2a9f99f5da994fd29a54b13625813735/join I would love to hear from YOU! Please feel free to leave comments and reviews on today's episode. Don’t forget to subscribe to this podcast so that you don’t miss any new and exciting episodes! Much love see you again soon! Love More & Stress Less --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zenentrepreneur/support

This week's episode: -- Chris has had an existential crisis involving both his beloved Bucs, and to a lesser degree -- the Rays. -- NFL Recaps: -- The Lions: Good? -- The Bills, Bad? -- What's up with the Steelers and Niners? -- And much more!

紐約擬廢除中學錄取隔離：按成績上中學和高中，這一點紐約市比全國任何一個城市都強調。現在市長要立法修改這一做法，引發強烈反彈，尤其是白人和亞裔社區。你怎麽看？ New York City to scrap gifted and talented programs? Good or Bad? What do you think?

After a week hiatus we are back with 10 questions from Jody MacDonald. If you're familiar with the podcast 10 questions is a second part to every interview I do. Below you can find the questions. The 10 questions are as follows.  1) Window or Aisle seat? 2) Least Favorite place in the world? 3) Street food, Delicious or Gross? 4) What is one thing you cannot travel without? 5) Good or Bad What is the most interesting thing you've ever tasted? 6) What is your biggest fear while traveling? 7) What were the first and last countries you visited? 8) Planes, Trains or Automobiles, How do you prefer to travel? 9) If you could travel with one person for one week and then never see or hear from them ever again who would it be? 10) Have you ever been anywhere that turned out to be totally different to how you imagined? If so, How? FOLLOW Jody MacDonald  Instagram  Facebook  Website Lost in Transit  Instagram  Facebook  Twitter  Website  Spud Groshong  Instagram  Facebook  Website Thank you for listening. 

This week my pal Bryan Daugherty stops by to record an episode of 10 questions. Bryan is a Commercial and Travel Photographer who hails from the Pacific Northwest. The questions asked are below   The 10 questions are as follows.  1) Window or Aisle seat? 2) Least Favorite place in the world? 3) Street food, Delicious or Gross? 4) What is one thing you cannot travel without? 5) Good or Bad What is the most interesting thing you've ever tasted? 6) What is your biggest fear while traveling? 7) What were the first and last countries you visited? 8) Planes, Trains or Automobiles, How do you prefer to travel? 9) If you could travel with one person for one week and then never see or hear from them ever again who would it be? 10) Have you ever been anywhere that turned out to be totally different to how you imagined? If so, How? Useful links from the podcast Bryan Daugherty Instagram Twitter Website Joey L (Bryan’s Answer to question 9 Instagram) Website Spud Groshong (Host) Instagram Twitter Facebook Website Lost in Transit Social Media Instagram Twitter Facebook Please Review the Podcast Other podcast Bryan had a part of Episode 26 - Travel Essentials from 14 Travel Experts

Back when I had more guests on the podcast I would do something I called 10 questions with everyone. This weeks podcast is the resurrection of 10 questions with traveler and photographer Tayler Stevens.  The 10 questions are as follows.  1) Window or Aisle seat? 2) Least Favorite place in the world? 3) Street food, Delicious or Gross? 4) What is one thing you cannot travel without? 5) Good or Bad What is the most interesting thing you've ever tasted? 6) What is your biggest fear while traveling? 7) What were the first and last countries you visited? 8) Planes, Trains or Automobiles, How do you prefer to travel? 9) If you could travel with one person for one week and then never see or hear from them ever again who would it be? 10) Have you ever been anywhere that turned out to be totally different to how you imagined? If so, How? You can follow Tayler Steven  Instagram  Website  Lost in Transit  Instagram  Twitter  Facebook Spud Groshong  Instagram  Twitter  Facebook  Website

In this episode, I interview founder Maneesh Sethi of Pavlok a smart watch that "buzzes" you when you perform a bad habit you're trying to break. Good idea? Bad? What do you think? IRONCLAD BODY TRAINING SYSTEM EBOOK PRESALE LIST: goo.gl/forms/I4DRxWVMgqE2epOF3 Add me on Facebook - www.facebook.com/rmatuszewski Cut The S#!t Newsletter - goo.gl/forms/Rwh6AJApU5u7P6YN2 Online Coaching Application - goo.gl/forms/GEpgzfnCUIlhVTiG3

Social Media, Good or Bad? What influencers do? Why is it destroying our self esteem?

Work. Many either avoid it at all costs or worship it as a god, but what does scripture say? Is it good? Bad? What did God make it for? Genesis 2:15-17 Check us out at bhbconline.org

If your life is anything like mine you think about eating healthy. To the extent that actually happens in my life, I owe it to my wife Jacqui. I am a willing participant but she makes it happen. That's probably a big part of the reason I was interested when I became aware of the new book titled Formerly Known As Food by Kristin Lawless. FYI: Jacqui is glad I'm done with the book she wants it now. The other reason was a private message I received on Linkedin but we talk about that in this episode of the City Voice Podcast...so I won't spoil that here. No doubt many of us agree that eating healthy has enormous value. We probably also agree that the big producers of food in America and much of the civilized western world care more about profit than they do the quality of the end product. So what do we do? What's the way forward? Many of the answers are in Formerly Known As Food. This is a thoughtful look at what the state of our food is, some ideas on what to do and not to do now, possible big-picture political fixes and a lot more.  Here are some of the topics we discuss on this episode of the City Voice Podcast. How did we get to where our food supply is today? The food supply is changing our bodies on a very deep level. Eating organic? Vegetarian or Vegan? Maybe organic or vegan... ish? Are you wasting your money?                                                           Animal protein in your diet? Good or Bad? What kind of choices should you make in this area? What do you know about big mono-crop organic farming? Huh? Why does that matter? Packed organic foods? I'm good to go...right? It's organic and BPA free. We discuss the realities. What do American babies increasingly no longer have in their diets that they need...and what does baby formula have to do with it? Should babies be eating what most of us think of as baby food? Given the state of our food supply, what can we do? How are our regulatory agencies doing when it comes to overseeing our food? How does the food industry get us hooked from day one? What is the impact of fewer people having basic cooking and food preparation skills? Thanks for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe to City Voice and share with your friends. Show links Get the book: Formerly Known As Food by Kristin lawless Kristin Lawless website New York Times: The Bacteria Babies Need

Dr. Rob interviews Cory Lee Davis, The Supplements Coach Certified Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, Owner of Product Conscious, Shop Conscious. Cory and Rob, the dynamic duo, share some of their most highly revered tips regarding whether Vitamins & Minerals are Good or Bad? What to Look For in Multi or Vitamin/Mineral Supplement? What's the difference between Synthetic Versus 'Natural' Versus so called 'Whole Food' supplements? Stay tuned! www.supplementscoach.com www.coryleedavis.com/ Means a lot if you subscribe and recommend this podcast to your friends & family. Dr. Rob's upcoming book: www.healththebook.com Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/rhorovitz DM @roberthorovitz www.lifelongwell.ca robert@lifelongwell.ca www.facebook.com/DrRobND/ Disclaimer: None of the information in any of Robert Horovitz's videos are meant to be interpreted as medical advice. This is meant to be for entertainment purposes only and to inspire.

Relationships are they good? Bad? What we think!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rawrelationships/support

"Why do you want people to follow you? To look at you, or to listen to what you have to say?" - Hannah Barron When I think of authenticity, I think of people like Hannah Barron. She’s real, she’s not trying to hide who she is. She loves her daddy, she is serious about hunting and eating some squirrels. She’s doing good ol’ fashioned, blue collar work, swinging hammers and drilling drills. I wanted to have Hannah on the show because I think while some people have worked really hard to create a life worth following, Hannah has become famous online because she’s kept it real among all of the fake BS. In a sea of inauthentic trite posts, Hannah is a beacon of authenticity and good stories. We'll hear some of those stories (and some of them are... gross). We'll also answer some user Qs at the end, so stick around to hear some hard questions. **We had some technical difficulties on this one—I apologize for the audio quality. It was this or nothing, and Hannah told too many good stories not to share.** Topics Covered: • Accents & Appalachian Accents • The Doe Pus Pocket • Super Soaker of Nasty Grossness • Hunting Deer in Alabama Kansas • Social Media Stars—the Good & the Bad • What’s It Mean to Be a Sportsman? Or Woman? • Being Labeled as the “Hot Girl” Who Fishes • What is Noodlin’? • Catfish Aren’t Dirty • Snapping Turtles are Fast • Gators Taking Off Your Head • Mayonnaise Sandwiches as Insult? • Hannah's Relationship with Her Mom Check out the Restless Native Spotify playlist to hear songs we talk about and other favorites of mine: http://bit.ly/RestlessNativePodcast

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Welcome everyone to The Wright Stuff with T.F. Wright and Mickey Bamboo. The Wright Stuff is a weekly podcast under the Panda Pause banner where we, your hosts, discuss upcoming books, transformation in all it's forms, pop culture, discuss upcoming books, and other various topics of the day may it be things from the news, or just something we are passionate about. Please join us as we explore the fun, and sometimes erotic world around us. Jumping off a comedic post about how to dodge transformation, T.F. and Mickey discuss Tropes in the transformation genre. From the bully being taught a lesson, to the mysterious man who'd like to sell you something, we tackle a variety of the most common tropes. Are they good? Bad? What purpose do they serve? We also talk about how you can twist those tropes, play with them till their something new! So join us on this little overview of the most common themes in transformation tales! The Article in question can be found here at http://gearryu.deviantart.com/art/How-to-Avoid-being-Transformed-409300535 Ending and Opening Themes Sundown (Instrumental Version) By Josh Woodward http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Josh_Woodward/Crawford_Street/JoshWoodward-CS-NoVox-12-Sundown# Effortless - Instrumental by Josh Woodward http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Josh_Woodward/Only_Whispering/JoshWoodward-NQC-NoVox-02-Effortless_1226 You can also find all my shows on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/panda-pause/id1073396731 You can find T.F.Wright at http://mytransformations.weebly.com/ You can E-mail him at mytransformationswriter@gmail.com You Can find Mickey's book's here at http://www.amazon.com/Mickey-Bamboo/e/B01B83XKUE/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1 You can find Mickey Bamboo's Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/pandapause?ty=h You can contact me Mickey Bamboo at his twitter https://twitter.com/Mickey_Bamboo or tumblr at http://mickeybamboo.tumblr.com/ Or you can e-mail Mickey Bamboo at bamboomickey@gmail.com

Some interesting things that I discovered while on the road this last week in the UK. On this special early morning episode Russell recaps his trip to London and why he’s happy to be back home. He also talks about the differences with selling to audiences in different countries. Here are 4 cool things in today’s episode: How amazing it is that you can connect with people who are in the same industry as you all over the world. How weird it is that people in the UK made fun of Russell just because he’s American, and how that taught him how to transition his presentation to accommodate them. How people in Australia are different from people in the US or UK. And why Russell didn’t have any expectations for how well he would do in the UK, but how he is grateful either way. So listen below to hear how Russell’s trip to London went and why it was better than when he was in the UK 5 years ago. ---Transcript--- Hey everyone, this is Russell Brunson, and welcome to an early morning fricken-freezing Marketing in your Car. Hey guys! So we just got back from London, woo-hoo! It was a long, long, long, long, oh so long trip to get back. We made it and we are excited and now it’s like 6 in the morning. My kids have not fallen asleep yet, because they’re still on London time. We kind of passed out for a little bit, but we’re awake now. Our cute little baby, who we haven’t seen in a week, we’ve been playing with her. Even though she’s tired, we’re not letting her sleep, because she’s too dang cute. A whole bunch of stuff and it’s not even 7:00 yet! I’m actually driving out to go grab some food because our house is out of food. That’s what’s happening over here. Other than that, I’m just excited to be home. I’m not traveling again for, hopefully for forever. You know how you feel after you eat Thanksgiving dinner, and you’re so full you just want to pop. You’re like, “I’ll never eat again, ever!” Then five minutes later, you’re hungry. That’s how I am right now. I will never travel again, ever. The last 30 days, it’s just been insane. We’re back! We’re excited, a lot of fun things. I’m excited to get my hands dirty again, and get into work and get into stuff. Speaking, and traveling, and selling, and stuff like that, it’s fun. I just miss sitting behind a computer and just funnel building, funnel hacking. I’m so excited! It’s all good. We had an awesome time in London, and it all turned out really, really good. It was fun. It was cool going there and seeing all these businesses. It’s interesting because you think about however many, 20 years ago even, people sold things in their communities, right? If you lived in Boise, you sold things to other people in Boise. That’s kind of how things were. The Internets made it so it’s everywhere. What’s cool, a couple things that I kind of got from it. 1, going over there, you see these entrepreneurs from that other side of the world. What’s interesting is their hopes, their dreams, their desires, their vision, their desire to change the world in their own little way is the same. It’s not different than it is here. I think entrepreneurs; we have something weird inside of us. It’s not an American thing, or it’s not whatever. It’s an entrepreneur thing and it’s everywhere. People there have the same bug that we have here. It’s awesome and I just love being around entrepreneurs. There’s nothing better for me. That was really, really cool. What was interesting though, this is kind of cool, people don’t see this a lot. You don’t notice it online either. I wonder, I don’t know if I’ll do anything because of this, but it makes me think. For example, in the last 30 days, I’ve spoken in Australia, United States 3 times, and then in London. The 1 thing that is different, culturally things are different. It’s just fascinating. I remember the first time I spoke in London and I tried to sell. I did my normal pitch that in the States was awesome and it bombed over there. I was like, what in the world? These people hate me. I found out later they did hate me. I remember, this is kind of sad, but after the event was over, I sold a couple, but not like what I normally would have. This is probably 4 or 5 years go. Then I went on this forum later, it was a free event we did, all this stuff. I’m on this forum reading people critiques of the event and all these people were making fun of me. They weren’t making fun of my presentation, or anything. They’re making fun of me because I was American. Wow! I never thought that that was a thing, it was so weird to me. After that I had friends that told me when they sold to the UK, they had to sell different, they had to speak different, they had to do things different for it to work. I hadn’t had the chance to speak in the UK for 5 years, so I never really tested that again. I’ve spoken twice in Australia since then. Australia was completely the opposite. Australia feels like, maybe I’m wrong, but I don’t think the people in the UK always like Americans. I think they think we’re stuck up. We kind of are. The more cultured I am becoming, the more places I go, the more I realize how annoying Americans can actually be. We are pretty, it’s kind of embarrassing looking at it now. That’s just how American’s are, right? I the UK, if people don’t necessarily like us as much, but in Australia it’s the opposite. Australians love us. It was really interesting, I was in Australia, anything I said it felt like I was walking on gold. It was a completely different cultural experience. That was kind of just weird to me. This time I spoke in the UK I was very aware of that. It thought if I’m going to be successful with this, I think the wrong approach … The approach in Australia was almost more like I’m this American authority, let me show you all this cool stuff I did. In the UK the way I transition my presentation this time, I had to kind of make fun of myself more. What do they call it, self-deprecating humor or whatever? I tried to make fun of myself more throughout the presentation. What’s funny is in America, even Australia, if you close people, they stand up and they start going to the back, when they get excited and they rush. The UK, none of that. Nobody moved. I’m doing my close and I’m telling them, “Get up right now, go to the back!” I’m doing all my stuff that normally get’s American’s jumping over each other and fighting to get to the back, and nobody budged. They just sat there. I’m so confused, did I not make fun of myself enough? What’s happening? Then after the presentation was done, people slowly stood up and walked over and signed up. The promoter told me afterwards, he’s like, “Your close rate was amazing for the UK, just so you know.” Really? It was way less, it wasn’t way less, it did well, but it was less than I thought it was going to be. He’s like, “You’re close rate was amazing for the UK audience.” It’s just interesting. When I think about a lot of times I think we craft ourselves messages for all people. As I’m getting more and more deeper into this business, what I’m learning more and more is that I think this is really the power of where Actionetics inside of Click Funnels is going. Changing based on people. This one is making more money, speak to them this way, less money, speak to them here. If they’re male speak to them like this, if they’re female speak to them like this. Whatever those demographics are. I almost think that if I really want to go deep in this, I don’t know if I will, but I might, especially offers that we really focus a lot of time and energy on. I would even change the sales message based on culture, based on geography. Somebody in the UK was watching video sales, I would speak much different than somebody in the United States. Just interesting I thought. One other thing, this I just want to share with you guys, and hopefully it will resonate. I hate this, I’ve got so many coaching clients who, and I get it, you want to forecast and set goals, and expectations, and things like that. I think it hurts. I always have these, our clients, our friends, or people that I hear are like, “Okay, webinars going to happen, I’m going to do this …” They have numbers built up in their head, “If I only get this percent, and this happens and dahdahdah.” All these things they figure out. They do it, and they don’t get it, and they’re destroyed mentally and physically that destroys them. I’m a big believer in not, not not setting goals. I’m a big goal setter. Not setting expectations of outcome. You can’t control those things at first. When I spoke at this event, Dan kept asking, he told me how many sales I did. Dan’s the promoter, was like, “Is that good for you? Bad? What were you expecting?” I was like I didn’t have any expectations coming in. I want, when it’s done, for me to be happy with whatever, and if I have expectations, then no matter what I’m not going to be happy. You know what I mean? I didn’t have any expectations. If I didn’t sell anything, I was coming to try to serve and try to help. When I speak, even I’ve been doing this forever, I get nervous. Before I speak, I pray and when I pray I pray that I can give value and help serve people to the best of my ability. That’s what I’m praying for and I like how many sales I can close, I’m legitimately here to serve people. That’s the way I go into it. The people buy, I’m so grateful afterwards that it’s awesome. But if I would have thought, think ahead of time, looked at Dan’s audience and said, “My typical audience converts this much.” Really though through it and really focused on that number, I probably would have been disappointed, because it made less money than it should have, based on if I would have thought through things. I try not to, I just kind of put it out of my head, and don’t think about that. Just focus on giving, and serving, and helping. I even told Dan that, I didn’t really have any outcomes, I wasn’t really hoping for anything. I just come in and serve and hopefully we can get a lot of people into Click Funnels because they need it. I honestly feel like you can’t be successful in life without it. I feel like they need it. I want to give that to them. From this, I’m sure people know who I am now. If they enjoyed it, they’re going to keep following me. They’re going to buy more stuff. A lot of them will ascend up and come in our inner circle, things like that. Good stuff will happen from it. I’m not tying an outcome to it. I can’t tell you how many people, over, and over, and over again, in my coaching programs, they have these numbers in their head. When they don’t hit it initially they’re just destroyed. It’s hard to recover. If you go into it with no outcome, with no projected outcomes of your own, you just go and you do it. You try to serve and you see what happens. Then you can take that data and you can look at it, and you can make decisions. If I was to keep speaking in the UK, I would look at the presentation and say what things didn’t work. There were a lot of things that didn’t work. I could tell, because there was this weird energy when you speak in a room. You can feel it, you can not feel it at times. There are things I would definitely change. Again, I’m not speaking in the UK all the time, so it’s not the same for me. My first webinar, not my first webinar, but my first Funnel Hats webinar, I had no idea if it was going to do well or not. I was speaking at Mike Filsaime’s event, and I did it. When people started running back, I was so shocked. Oh, wow! The next one was, oh! Every time I was so excited about what happened. Eventually, after we’ve done it so many times, we have projected outcomes, and we have things like that. Now we’ve got something to shoot for. I let the chips fall where they may at first. Then we can look at that, analyze the data, change things. Let that happen a bunch of times before we start making these projections, these models, and tying our happiness outcome to them. If you do, unless you hit it out of the park the first time, it’s hard. Most people do webinar the first time, they’re not getting 10% close rate. They’re not getting 5%, they might be getting 1-2%. That’s where we start at. That’s what we’ve got to do a billion times. That’s why I’ve done the Funnel Hacks webinar, in the last 12 months, I would say a conservatively, at least 50 times live. It gets better every single time. It just makes me feel for people who create it, have this vision in their head, launch it, and they don’t hit it. They are attaching so much personal emotion to it. I feel for that, so hopefully if nothing else you get from this, stop attaching all these things to you initial work. Just do it from a point that you want to serve, you want to give, you want to help. Let the chips fall where they may. Then take the data, change it tweak it, then keep doing that. Eventually, when you have a model that is working, now you can come back and you can be stressed out about the results. Don’t do that now. We have enough stress in our lives. You’re building a business, it’s fun and it should be an enjoyable process. It’s going to be hard at times. It’s going to be good at times. It’s going to be bad at times. You’re going to lose money at times. You’re going to make money at times. You’re going to be broke sometimes. Sometimes you’ll be rich. That’s just kind of the process in this game. If you don’t have the skin for that, it might not be the right game to play. I’m at the store, I’ve got to buy my family some food. Some eggs, some banana’s. Some stuff for us to eat. I better go. Thanks for listening to my ramblings today. Hope that there is some value in there for you. I appreciate you guys. For those of you who are my new friends in London, thanks for letting me come hang out. I had an awesome time. I appreciate you guys allowing me to serve you. Thank you so much, and I’ll talk to you soon.

BREAKING PEWS Steam Sale going on right now! THE STACK The Wicked + The Divine #1, Image Comics Gillen McKelvie (W), Wilson Cowles (A) Every ninety years, twelve gods incarnate as humans. They are loved. They are hated. In two years, they are dead. The team behind critically thermonuclear floor-fillers Young Avengers and PHONOGRAM reunite to start a new ongoing superhero fantasy with a beautiful oversized issue. Welcome to THE WICKED + THE DIVINE, where gods are the ultimate pop stars. But remember: just because you're immortal, doesn't mean you're going to live forever. THE GOOD: 39 pages of gorgeous artwork and coloring. THE BAD: What the hell is going on? FINAL RATING: 3 PEWS MPH #2, Image Comics Mark Millar (W), Duncan Fegredo (A) A good guy dealt a tough hand, Roscoe's found the perfect Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card in the form of super-speed pills called MPH. Now that he knows who put him away, he'll find that revenge is a dish best served...lightning fast! The all-new Millarworld Universe zooms ahead at breakneck speed with Millar and Fegredo's urban adventure tale. THE GOOD: It’s always fun to see what “normal people” would do if they had super powers, and we get to see Roscoe and his crew do that in this issue. In fact, they may be getting the “fun stuff out of the way”, as it seems things are gonna get real with Mr. Springfield in the next issue. THE BAD: Did I say this art was super good last issue? Maybe I was blinded by the interesting concept, but it’s not super great now that I have another issue in my hand. Proportions are really off. Also, most of the issue is basically just dicking around, so it doesn’t really move the story forward, save for Roscoe getting revenge on his boss, which, by the way, I thought was gonna be a dragged out process. FINAL RATING: 3 PEWS KEEPIN’ IT REEL   Chef, Open Road Films Jon Favreau, John Leguizamo, Emjay Anthony, Sofia Vergara A chef who loses his restaurant job starts up a food truck in an effort to reclaim his creative promise, while piecing back together his estranged family. THE GOOD: Very real and believable story. Social media is handled very well within the film and understood. The culinary aspects are authentic and relatable. Fantastic plot with proper pacing, supported by great acting. THE BAD: Personal things like lack of closer with Scarlet Johansson's character, or Emjay possibly being a bit too young for the role. Nothing that truly takes away from the film, however. FINAL RATING: 5 PEWS

--{ Simple and Sad, Kill "Cos They're Bad": ""What is Truth", asked Pontius Pilate, Same Old Question in Wars of the Pirate, For Behind Lies for Using the Boot Is Predetermination to Share the Loot, Out Comes Morality Justifying Slaughter, Bayoneting Babies, the Raping of Daughter, War Propaganda's Simple, Stirs Emotion, Reason Disintegrates, Gradual Erosion Of Logic, Memory, Repetitive Cons, Governments the Pimps, Public the Johns" © Alan Watt }-- Authoritarian System - Public Relations, News Handouts - G20 and Personal Energy Taxes - Cold War and Nuclear Threat - RIIA/CFR - Debt and Slavery - Non-Linear Thinking - AIPAC to Step-up Lobbying US to Go to War With Syria - Leading Rabbis Urge Congress to Back Obama on Striking Syria - "Wag the Dog" movie and War Propaganda - Looting of Iraq Museum, Plunder of Oil Fields - Chemical Weapons and Testing - Creation of Boer War - Networking Political Groups - Transgender Push - The West Dethroned - Collective "Well-Being" to Replace GDP - State-Appointed Guardians - US Military Tracking GM Protesters - Poland Plunders Pensions - Rigged System. (See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Sept. 10, 2013 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)

Eric Jafari (IPIN Global) hosts a discussion on "How to Deliver a Successful Development Project" with industry leaders Andrew Fowler (Union Hanover), Adi Hodzic (Starboard Hotels), Adam Mursal (Tower 8) and Andrew Southern (Southern Grove).Topics include: What does it take to be a successful property developer? Defining which roles and responsibilities are down to the developer and how they can be managed Good vs Bad - What are the main differences? What makes a strong development team? Time, vision and funding are all key parts of successful property development, but what  are the other essential points that are often missed by newcomers to the industry?