A lot of people got very crushed more than the persona is on twitter right now, like you, don't see too many people talking about it. There wasn't, i think, enough, horror stories on twitter to really scare people from these moves. These moves are very scary. I know it's three like i think we were down um because we like, i was saying we mistimed it, and i think that happened with a lot of people and a lot of people, i think, are just ignoring it or not talking about it.

So it's just something to really watch out for on the nasdaq listed side. Small cap side is how dangerous some of these runners can be, and it was a good reminder for a lot of people just to take it easy. If you are going to start trading nasdaq, because you don't want to get stubborn on any of these, because they can really cause a serious amount of damage, what is up guys welcome back to twist your favorite hosts are here um. This episode will be, i think, pretty packed.

I don't think it'll be long, but it just i mean like sector moment, was back. We got another sector just when you think you have seen all the different type of sectors there's a new type with with trump and his media company um. So we'll go in detail of that. But, of course, let's start it off, as as we usually do uh mari jack.

What do you, what are you seeing? What are you feeling about this? This newer market um clearly way hotter, but how do you think it's been different from the last beginning of october to maybe the end and what it may lead to you know in november decemberish i love it. I think it's great it's a lot better than it was just like a few weeks ago. Obviously, they're still like a part of me that needs to adapt into the small cat market um feeling like a little mixed emotions like the past few days, just because um there was so much opportunity, and i thought i did great. But there were also like a few like mistakes between like some of these big big runners.

So i mean it's great. It's amazing and i feel like there will be a lot more going into december and january and all of that and just getting a feel for the new market and all of these big runners yeah. So it's definitely been pretty small cap focused on the nasdaq side. There, the otc, i think, spent even slower than usual, because i think a lot of otc traders are migrating into the small caps just from a few days ago.

I think that a lot of ot stocks were red and i think a lot of crypto is also red, so i think a lot of that had to do with people just selling their stocks just to buy these these nasdaq stocks because that's what's been hot and Unfortunately, we haven't seen too much in the otcs, but that's okay, because there's still plenty of winter hasn't even really become winter. Yet so there's still plenty of winter time to heat up the otcs and that's where we'd really probably find our stride. But we're still doing very well in the nasdaq market. It's just a little bit harder and less predictable, um personally for me yeah totally um.

This is it's funny what you said mari about. You can do so well, but when there's so much opportunity, there's like i don't know if it's fomo for me um, but i i mean so we'll get into it in a couple minutes but like fund phun was my new biggest trade. So, in terms of performance, like i couldn't, i couldn't really, i can't complain like i've done terms of p l, better um, but right in terms of how much opportunity has been in this market, which is like such a great problem to have um. It's like almost like.

I i if you follow me on twitter, i talked about how like disgusting at phun was, and dwack was because it's like to me it's like disgusting in, like a good way like it's like you, can make this much money like this much opportunity is available to You, if you're like prepared and have the capital to like risk um, because i did and i did great but then i'm thinking about like wow. This is what's possible and then you feel small again. You know like i did so much better than 99 of traders, but then you keep seeing like the limits that can be made and it's like wow. I've got more work to do um and that's such a dangerous game to play, and so i and i say this so you guys can learn it and and that i can continue to perform to prevent myself from falling into that trap of that there's.

Like always someone who's going to be bigger, who may make more money than you always always always it's like it's. It's never a game of comparison. It always should be a game of comparison against yourself, which is why i'm happy with how i traded, because i've just i have improved. I have made more money enlisted these past couple days than i have in a very long time, um, especially in terms of last sector momos that we've seen or mo our sector momentum that we've seen from listed stocks um.

It's just something you have to be aware of like when this happens. You truly can see how much money, any one trade or trader can make uh, given the liquidity given the opportunity, given the volatility um and it's it's like the word that keeps popping my head is disgusting like just it's insane um, so so, let's get into it. Let's, let's talk about some of these trades that just are absolutely nuts so um, i guess i'll start off with um like why, like what the hell was, this sector um started with d-wac dwac, which, if you haven't been following, like the political background of america. Obviously, most of our lenders - listeners are american, but obviously some are not um trump got banned from twitter.

I believe he got banned from instagram facebook. He just got kind of wiped off the social media platform that exists um, and so i essentially, what happened was. I think he just came out and said: i'm gon na make a social social media platform a conservative-based social media platform because he's a republican conservative um he's i'm going to make a social media. Based on that.

So i can have my own platform to speak because all the other other ones kind of essentially banned me and he came out and said: i'm going to have this social media company and i'm going to take it public like right away. Essentially, what he was saying and we're going to do it through this spec, like literally, gave the taker of this back, which is dwac, and it's almost like. This was kind of a reminder of how, whether you, like him or hate him, the power that trump's brand has to his name where he came out. Saying i'm going to take this company public and chose this back, and i mean this thing just skyrocketed uh.

I went from 10 bucks, which all spacks started around 10 bucks and it was at 1 170 in less than eight hours later. You know a day and a half not even a day and a half so um and that's really what ignited a lot of runners just based on and then and then so with sector momentum. If you have fertilizers listeners who don't know what sector momentum is it's when, like some kind of idea, some kind of sector, some kind of um theme gets super hot and it gets so hot that a company doesn't even have to be legitimately. With that theme, as long as they're just tied to it in some way shape or form they can run, they don't need news, they don't need a catalyst, they don't need any fundamental reason to be going up.

If they're just tied to that theme, they will run so dub was the start of of any trump-based theme um and so like gbhl, h or p-h-u-n, even um m-a-r-k, which we will uh. We could potentially go over um. All of them kind of the theme was tied to trump like if you, if somehow, if the ceo knew trump or the trump or trump knew the ceo any way you could tie the company together to trump like that was the sector um, and so you see, Like i mean like i said, it went from 10 bucks and by the next morning it parabolic all the way up to to 170. um, so mario jack i'll, let you guys jump into your trades first if you guys want to go over them, but, like that's, That's the premise here of why all these were running, why it was so insane and how it opened the door for so much opportunity to make money.

Essentially, so fun was definitely my main watch. I had taken a couple trades on d-walk on the first green day on the short side and, as you can see, from the candle on the left side, pal the the first green day, oh here, so i took a couple short trades on that thinking that i Would pull back because it was up so much and it did end up pulling back a little bit, but it was very, very strong for the most part - and i ended up not really liking how i traded it. It skipped dollars a share at a time and it was kind of hard to trust too much size on it. So phun was kind of my main focus, considering that it was up on more fluffy news.

They ended up releasing uh what why was it up kyle? I i don't, i don't remember looking at too closely it just it was. It was like they were tied from the top of trump or something yeah. Just they were. They were on board with the app or the or the platform um, and they got going yeah.

They started running yeah, so this started out a buck and it had a 70 mil float. So i was a lot more convicted to take this one on the short side and i didn't take the long, which would have been amazing um, but i did end up shorting it into the parabolic um and i was down on my position. Obviously it went from 7 to 24, which is a big big move. I ended up getting around a 15 16 average on it and it ended up topping out at 24 and tanking, and i covered my shares in the nine dollar area and then went long for the bounce and then shorted the bounce.

And that was basically the main trade on it. I scalped it for the rest of the day, but it ended up being my second best trade ever and i was down a good deal at 15 or 16, but something that not like small accounts can't take this trade um, because you just don't have the capital Risk yet, but if you are sizing in appropriately and you have the correct plan, if you know that this stock would have to go a thousand percent from my entry, where it's already up 15x, then you can make a plan based on on that and it's you Know stocks aren't going to go straight up, um forever. It's going gon na pull back eventually. So, if you just make sure you're getting out on the dip - and i thought it would dip um pretty significantly considering that everything was getting super euphoric um.

So i didn't time it perfectly and if i did time it better, if i had like a 20 average, it would have been double the double the size trade because i made like six or seven bucks a share. Five six, seven bucks a share. If i had it from 20 or in the 20s, i would have made double um, which would have been really cool, but just mistimed it a little bit we'll try to do better next time on that and dwack, i didn't end up getting too much size off On that one because, like i said that first green day, kind of scared me to trade it with size. But i did get like a 140 average on that one 135, 140 average and i covered as low as down to 80, but i didn't have much size and then, like the same thing, bought the dip, bought the midday dip around the 70s and sold that into The 90s that was a really nice trade and then gbhl was the funnest trade.

It was the first trade that i took on the sector. I put some orders in at the open because i saw that was gapping up with trump related news, so i filled like 13 million shares at 6'4, which was the dead bottom and it spiked straight up to a penny, and i ended up taking my shares off Around 0.009 because i blinked and i was up like 35 grand and how this month was going, i um - i wasn't. You know i almost doubled my month just with that trade, so i was like wow and then after i trade, fun and dwack, then i remembered how how you can make the majority of your money on the good, eight plus setups on these other setups, that we're Wasting our time on when it's slower, you just can't make the same amount or it's still fine to trade, but if you're expecting to make a lot with an average setup, you're just going to burn yourself out so after i took gbhl. I i kind of knew that you know this is going to be a big day.

Yeah totally go ahead. Marty i'll talk a little bit about my trades too, so fun. It was the top watch that i had for friday and it was actually one of my top three trades that i've done and yeah like. I was stuck in like a few halts during that uh.

The first few minutes at the market open, like i do kind of want to highlight the importance of having the right entry, because when you have like so much conviction that it is going to pull back suddenly like you may be oversized or you may like, like The stuff the stock is just up so much like it can still do the impossible, and if there is enough height behind it, there is enough buying power and a lot of shorts to squeeze. So these react, like it just gives you less reaction time. If you don't time it perfectly, but this kind of just reminds me of cydui june 30th when i was buying it, and i was early, i was very early on it, but it just shows the opportunity and then it it just bounced. So much so same as this one it can have, if you time it correctly and if you're more prepared, there's just so much opportunity that you can get out of it.

That um, it makes me just want to do better for the next time, because there will be a next time, and this is just kind of like one of the one of the main tickers that we've had the past like four months or so. But there is going to be more and being prepared, for it is important, but we learn from these examples and we learn from being early because you learn from the mistakes that you make totally totally fun. Was your only main main one, or did you did you ever take gbhl, alright or no? I never took gbhl. I took dwack, but i wasn't.

I wasn't really focused on it. It was on the friday that i traded fun too, and it was a lot smaller size because i was mainly focused on fun. But it was also another one with great opportunity, and i also liked the way that it bounced near high day and then it stuffed again. So it gave a better entry than funded because fun just immediately at the unhaul.

It just gave back all of it and then unhauled it to the downside, but dwack actually gave that perfect entry where it just stuffed at high day, and then you could have just taken an easier entry there for the um unhaul yeah totally um. In my case. Very similar to both you guys, um gbhl, totally missed it, and i was i i saw gabbing up. I immediately recognized that, like people saw it tied to this trump mania and news - and i remember telling myself like i should be buying this out of the open like this - is how i've seen this and um i just didn't.

I just didn't um, i almost i was almost like. I would say it was scared, but i just i just from seeing how much fun was up seeing how much d-back was up. I did almost didn't. The parabolics were a possibility in my head, like i was like these.

Could this this could have like parabolics out the open. I just thought if they didn't like the whole sector would have gotten crushed right and so and you and usually when you see a bunch of sympathies, start to come with a sector. It's usually a sign. It's like the beginning of the end right um, and so when i see like this really cheapy sub penny otc join the sector.

I'm like i get. I started, i started getting 250 50.. I was like, oh, this is the sign of the end and not realizing that there's still a time slot before the end. You know what i mean um, so i totally missed.

Gbhl um did not really take part. I remember trying to dip buying here, but then just immediately selling and realizing like i'm just chasing like this is still up way too much um. What jack did was the best play. I mean really just taking her out of the open.

I mean 100 spike in the first. Like four minutes i mean that's, it's just it's insane um so and then another 300 and 15 minutes later. So that was really really really cool. To see.

Good lesson learn from me next time um, but fun was my biggest winner of the three and very similar to jack and mari, where um entry is so key, and you and and the mistake the biggest mistake i made here was that thinking that just a starter, Wouldn't hurt but the reality is it completely changed how i approached the trade um so, like i said pre-market, i had a feeling like okay, either these are gon na just collapse, right out of the open or they're going to go, parabolic, um or they're going to Kind of i had three scenarios like collapse, parabolic or like kind of chop around for an hour or two and then pick a direction from there um, and so when we start spiking them. Okay, parabolic, like i've, traded this before it's kind of like an opposite dip, buy, except it's definitely more riskier. It's not for beginning traders, um, i mean, and i guess, to go off on a little tangent on that before i even go to through parabolics or into this trade parabolics in general. Right are not for beginners by any means.

I didn't start even testing parabolics with small size until three three and a half years in or so it hasn't really been to last a year or two since then that i've actually taken a bigger size on it. To actually have it like really be a part of my strategy and set in setups um, just because, for the reason of like you see these, you see, these runs for this, like fun, is a perfect example of why it's not for beginners, like jack, said, like You kind of need more capital than a beginner, because, if you're a beginner - and you don't have enough capital like this - is how people blow up this is how people get margin called. This is how people um lose their account. If you don't have enough money, um or if you're, just mis-sizing yourself like, if you just oversized it really doesn't matter how much money you have if you're you know, if you have a 10 million dollar account, but you go in more than half or more of Your account and you're getting down 100 or 200 percent you wiped out.

You know um, so not for beginners by any means um, and so so. Back to my trade on this, i took a starter at like just below 12. The high 11's, and you see in hindsight, like wow kyle, was really stupid. Like believe me, i know i am very well aware, and what's so silly is that it? To my mind it was just a starter.

You know i was like. Oh it's just a starter and i know and if you've you've watched. I forget where tony talked about this, but he did it with dries with dries. When dries went from five to 115.

He like took a starter at like like 15 or 20. he's like yeah, it's gon na hold on to it. You know, and he ended up, losing like a hundred grand because he just kept going and kept going. They kept going um.

So for me, when i took the starter, i was like. I was like you're an idiot kyle like that was the worst, not beating myself up, but i was like that was the biggest mistake i could have made so because what what it was just a starter turned it into like me not being able to really add Right um. Luckily, i timed my second ad pretty well, i got it in the i believe, 19 or 20 area um, either right after this hall or right into this hall, but like jack said, i love what jack said about having enough capital there's two ways to manage your Risk in the scenarios, one being the most ideal way to range, your risk is just timing. It very well right really waiting and which i would have loved to do.

If i just didn't have this starter, it would have been this scenario. I would have waited till to this last: halt up would have gotten short in the 20s um halted down, and then my risk is now 24. like it's like an opposite dip by so right. When, once the turn happens, your wrist needs to be that top.

Just like the dip by once the turn happens, your wrist needs to be that low, and so that's exactly what happened once this helped down now i knew if we broke over 24, i'm cutting it. No questions asked we're done. We're out, however, like i said because i started in way too early. What i thought was a starter turned into too much dollar size where i i now knew that scenario of me.

Timing well was no longer an option um, which is really frustrating again. Looking back and like it just it, it still exit me because i know i can do better and i've traded enough parabolic to time them well, and i just didn't do it here um, so the second scenario is, if you time this time, then well well, how Much dollar size do you have in the stock versus your account right, so you know like and so like. Like example, i said before, if you're shorting a parabolic and you go in half your account that that's you know, people always have the stigma of going. All in is a bad idea.

Even going happen is kind of is a bad idea, especially on things like this, because if you go half say if i would, if i was that newbie of a trader that risk management like such lack of risk management - and i went half in at 11 or 12. yeah at 24, i'm down 100, like that, opens the door the massive door to blowing up and getting margin called and literally losing your account. I have never been close to that scenario and i never will be for the reason of my backup. This second scenario, which i'm referring to, which is like a backup risk management, is that as long, even if you, even if you mistime it going in small enough with a certain dollar size of your account, you would need the biggest of squeezes like based on how Much money i had in this added psu in p2n would have had to go to probably a hundred and fifty, given that i even don't cut it.

Given that i get that stubborn, that it breaks 24 and after this haul down it breaks 24 and it keeps going it keeps going, and i get that stubborn, which i've rarely there's only one time. I've gotten that stubborn and it was in mm mmm nff, which i made a youtube video on that you can go watch that about that did buy um. But essentially you get the point here, which is. The second scenario is as long as you're in a small enough dollar position size of your account, your risk of blow up or margin called is very credibly, currently small, if not close to zero um.

Now, if not doesn't say, that's not the possibility and i innovate again if it kept going - and i was that stubborn then i get what i deserve. I absolutely would have gotten what i deserved. There's, no denying that um. It just is upsetting that i had to resort to that because that's like that's like the backup of the backup right, that's not the goal.

I don't my goal isn't to just take a position size to where i can just hold through any squeeze and profit right. The goal for the parabolic short here is to time it well, unfortunately, like i said just what i thought was a small starter that didn't matter it crushed me from from, like what jack said, making practically double like again, even even even screwing, up with a starter, I still made my biggest trade out, especially after pre-showing this bounce and then covering into this panic um. But if i had just if i just timed it well with the first scenario like the first way of risk managing risk, which is just waiting for well well and waiting for the first haul down to get short yeah, this would have been like a quarter million Dollar, trade for me easily um, it wasn't so it's a good lesson. Good learn! You know, i'm glad to be green on the trade regardless.

It could have been way worse. Like i said you know, just you know no one's in pot, no one's! No one is um: what's the word, no one's um immune to these kind of squeezes, no matter how great of a trader you think someone is um and again, like i said, like the moral of the story is like that starter for me just killed. It killed me from being the safest scenario. You know um, so yeah d-wack and in comparison g-whack was way better for me way way better um.

I took a starter same idea into this this this first minute open, but it was so much smaller of a starter. It was so much tinier in terms of dollar size that i was able to add on this stuff when it finally actually started halting down, and i had a way better average. I was i had an average in like the 150s way, better um way, better risk reward, um, not nearly having to risk or wait. It was more like scenario, one i put myself in scenario.

I wanted to time it very well versus scenario two to have to just be a certain dollar position to not you know, to override a squeeze um and - and i made less because of it. So it's it's it's. You know i made less on dywa because i was safer. Uh made more on fun because i was a little bit more aggressive than i would have wanted to be again given to that starter um, but either way i came out green.

So that's all! I can really ask for um lift and find another day lesson learned. Don't want to really put myself in the position and honestly i mean i don't know what you guys think if you guys want to add on to this, but i almost rather miss it than put myself in that second scenario. Um. You know yes, like i said we're putting in it's only a certain dollar size of my account where the risk of ruin is very, very, very, very, very, very small, but it's not zero.

You know um so going forward. I would almost rather miss it than put myself in that position, or at least continue just to manage my risk in that way to where i can just play it safe um, because so many people don't like it like literally like no one talks about it. No one's gon na mention it unless they're super transparent, but these squeezes blew some people out of the water 100 like these squeezes. Some people took some massive losses on these squeezes um and you just don't hear about it, because what are they? What do you do when you, when you do that, like you kind of some people just enter like this, this realm of like depression, um so other than that? I mean same thing with fun.

I reshorted the bounce on fun, restore the bounce on dwack uh covered into the these. This pull mid or mid or late morning um today, i re-shorted them for the first, not first ride day, but more the secondary day, technically um covered way too early. I cut. I ended up covering all of my dwack um at like 77 being short from like 87, so i made 10 bucks a share but left 20 bucks a share on the table.

Um fun today same idea. I got short pre-market, um covered it all like buy six bucks watch, it drop another dollar. Fifty share so again, making money is a great problem to have leaving money on the table is a great one. Great problem have uh, but i definitely underestimated how far these can go today and today it was just an absolute bloodbath, um, so yeah, i don't know if you guys have any comments to add, but um just amazing opportunity and amazing lessons to be taken for, for The next time we see these come around uh, okay, so to close it out, i so this particular scenario reminds me back in 2019..

So was it i think it was. It was mario or jack. You said a lot: the otc's are slower and a lot of the ot traders are kind of pushing themselves to nasdaq um and i've seen that trend too. I've had a few traders reach out to me like struggling with otcs, and they want to know how do they adapt and you know and i've been there.

I've been there in 2019, where the otgs were so slow that i had to adapt. I had to learn listed more seriously and it really in it, and it was around the same time as around september october 2019, where otc was were dead, listed, started getting hot and it was just like this. It was like fun. It was like dwack two, like huge low float runners just went rampant like like one went from like five to thirty.

The other went from like you know, four to like seventeen. Whatever the case was, it was two listed runners that really brought the market back to life very similar to how drock and fun just did it for us here um and i missed those runners completely. I wasn't prepared, i wasn't experienced enough with listed stocks and i totally missed them, but that, like really pushed me to realize, i need to get in this game and i need to learn, listen to the listed market, because this will happen again. So it's very funny to like see this, it's so eerily similar um, so for newer traders who are like how many of these moves completely um and are now learning listed like.

Please continue to do so because these runners, coming back and into this market, has really brought like a lot of momentum. Back and again, like jack said, we haven't even hit like splinter trading, which is like the peak of all of all markets for senior. In terms of seasonality, um, that's when hopefully otc's and listed, will both be going off tremendously right now, it's just listed um, but i just can't express enough to like use this as a time to continue to learn and eventually dabble, if not make the listed market Part of your strategy uh, because that's what i did and then two years later from 2019 to now, that's why i can make my new best trade or you know, make pretty much a quarter million dollars in the last three days of trading these things um, because I took that seriously two years ago to learn the learn these listed runners um. So i don't know what you guys think about that, but um i'm really grateful to go back.

If i can go back in time and tell kyle like what to do 2019. Kyle's, like you're doing it right, do that like please do that so um, i'm happy about that. I also feel like me thinking of like mari a year ago. I wouldn't have taken this these trades.

So, even though, yes, there is a lot of people that are doing really good and i feel like um, we did the best that we could, with the knowledge that we have also like, don't feel bad. If you didn't execute it this time or if you missed it or just in general, the whole opportunity, it's also a little bit dangerous, because there is a lot of these short squeezes, and it's also just it serves as an example for us to learn from it. But there is no good volume in otc anyways, so the follow through, isn't that good and i feel like i'm, not really missing out on a lot of trades if it wasn't for fun and dewok and bkkt, i feel like i wouldn't have taken a day trade In the first place, so um i do feel like, i would want a lot more otcs going into next month than going into the winter, and that's what i'm looking forward the most. But adapting is very important and adapting to this market is also what i've been trying to do for like the past three days or so.

But there's a lot more to learn and i feel, like i haven't learned the most that i can so every day is just continuing experiences and whether you lose or you gain you're still going to be better next time it comes around. I love that yeah yeah. I would just say the main point for me is just watch out for the danger and these nasdaq's, especially if you're a short seller, because d-walk and p-h-u-n they went up 20 times even more than that on phun mark went up 10 times, and i think that A lot of people got very crushed more than the persona is on twitter right now, like you, don't see too many people talking about it um you saw some people say that they had losses and stuff, but there there wasn't. I think enough horror stories on twitter to really scare people from these moves.

These moves are very scary, um. I know uh s3, like we were down because we like, i, was saying we mistimed it, and i think that happened with a lot of people and a lot of people, i think, are just ignoring it or not talking about it. So it's just something to really watch out for on the nasdaq listed side. Small cap side is how dangerous some of these runners can be, and it was a good reminder for a lot of people just to uh.

Take it easy if you are going to start trading nasdaqs or if you're, going to start learning them just go easy, because you don't want to get stubborn on any of these, because they can really cause a serious amount of damage um to your account, if they're Mistimed with a wrong plan, so i'll still i'm gon na just i'm reminding myself reminding kyle mari like we got to take it easy on these because um they are very dangerous. We need to do uh, better patience and better timing, uh moving forward. I like that. Um just to nail that that point in the head like realize what just happened there if you're listening like jack kellogg, like nearly nine million dollars in profits, just told you not only told himself but told us like, we should be reminded to slow down.

So if you're, if you're listening to like, if you're just starting to learn, listed stocks like just like, let that sink in what that means for you, and i and i say that, because i've seen so many newer traders feel like they have to get started right Now and they have to start making money right now and they have to make it happen right right now, um, and this ties into what i said earlier of like i didn't make any money on those runners back in 2019.. Like i said i just was, they were all just learning experience. I made zero dollars, okay, um and then, even after that i just test tinkered and tested for six months, then covert hit. And then i really started picking up because i really started getting good at it.

Um but like just plea, yeah, do not go enlisted trying to take the same size that you were taking in otc if you're, if you're, like a profitable or at least are comfortable with odcs, do not go into listed. Taking that same size right you're, it's a new setup, it's a new market, please take it slow, um, it's always going to be there again. Like i said two years later, i've now been able to make some of my new biggest trades all because i took it slow and i learned it the right way, two years prior in 2019, so um, i think that hopefully nail's on the head, um again, at Least, we're all you know we're talking about these trades and then having these kind of days in the breakouts and breakdowns chat, room um. A lot of people like had it kind of it kind of uh uh we're.

It was funny when we were all making these trades um. The chat room was kind of getting exciting because it's just fun to watch and see. We got a lot of of good people saying like they learned a lot, which is really all we can ask for um so yeah more than welcome check it out. There'll be some links in the bio um like and subscribe to twist.

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