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Beginners Guide to Make Money RED DEAD REDEMPTION ONLINE - Duration: 11:15.

what is up guys and welcome to another video today I will be showing you

exactly how to make money on Red Dead Redemption 2 now this is a beginner's

guide so if you've been playing Red Dead Redemption online for last month or so

it's probably best you click off this video because you're going to see a lot

of stuff that you've probably seen before and other videos other ones of my

videos but if you're a beginner if you got Red Dead Redemption over Christmas

you're gonna want to stick watch all of these different ways to make money on

Red Dead Redemption online before we get into the video if you would like to see

more tutorials or tips like this then make sure you hit the like on a video

and also subscribe to this channel I'm getting around about five or six videos

out a week showing you exactly how to make money how to rank up as well as

different stuff in Red Dead Redemption online if this video does well I will

make sure to do a part two to it because there are so many ways to make money on

Red Dead online as well as if you want to see it drop in the comments down below

I'll show you ways to rank up fast so the first way and most obvious way to

make money on Red Dead online is to complete the missions now when you go in

you will be met with a woman in which you'll start offering you money to go

and do different missions so that you can find the killers of her husband

throughout this I recommend that you stay honorable you do not want to go

around killing random innocent people stay honorable do the right thing I know

there's a few missions where you get some vote to be honourable or

dishonourable if you vote honourable every time and still it goes dishonourable

that is perfectly fine that is something out of your control but if you can help

it stay honorable because what you'll do is you'll get a set of missions that

will go towards the final mission and the final mission that you do will get

you I think will get you over a hundred dollars for completing which is very

good as soon as you've completed all those honorable missions there will be

no more missions to do unless you go dishonorable in which you're gonna want

to go around in saint-denis and this will link to a rank up method that I've

got my channel I will not go into depth talking about but if you'd like to see

that I'll leave a link in the description down below but what you want

to do is just kill a bunch of people go completely dishonorable as soon as you

become dishonorable you will unlock another set of missions where you can

start getting money there are only about eight or nine missions in total but by

completing all of them I think you'll get round about 500 to 600 dollars the

second way is to do showdown series and Races

with races you can get round about three dollars to ten dollars depending

on where you place in the race I have also got another video on this

channel which will show you how to do really well with races and how to win

more races in saint-denis I've got like a little track where you can go around

and I'll show you how to work out each and every race so you can go around and

win it every time with showdown series obviously it means that you have to be

good with races sometimes it comes 50/50 and the last hurdle what can happen is

someone just get wiped out and all you do is just carry on going through and

you can win with showdown series is a lot different you need to be good at the

game me personally I'm not that good at the game I'm pretty bad at killing

people I get kind of frustrated when I don't get to shoot the gun when I want

to shoot the gun because sometimes you press the trigger and it doesn't find it

irritates me because my opponents quicker than me but what it actually means is that

I'm just a bad player but pretty much showdown series can get you from

anywhere between $4 to $17 I recommend doing the large ones because there's

more players the more players there are the more money you have to potentially

be earning and like I said obviously you need to be a good player to get up to

lose $17 $18 somewhere around there but if you're a mediocre player like me what

you'll be doing is getting five or six dollars in which it'll probably be

better for you to start doing racing because if you have full lobby of racing

and you become first second or third normally what will happen is you'll get

around about $10 $8 somewhere around there which is just as good as doing a

showdown series and the races are normally a lot quicker so what you got to do

is figure out what type of player you are and whether or not your better doing

races or you're better doing showdown series the third way to make money on red dead

online is to use the 3 different hunting spots that I'm using right now

the first one is in black water then you've got one just above that which is

the manzanita post and then finally you've got one on the complete other

side of the map which is just outside Saint Denis yes realistically you can

hunt wherever you want but with these locations what you have is a butcher

just right round the corner the manzanita outpost you have to head

to black water but what's in the manzanita post you can get bears Cougars elks a

bunch of different stuff up in that forest just outside black water what you

have it bucks deers Bisons they did use to be a cougar in black water but that

being taken away but you can find two Cougars in the manzanita post which is

very good or you can get two different bears if you go to the manzanita post

what you're gonna want to do is go and get a second horse go and ride that horse

and then your other horse your main horse the horse that you own will follow

you closely behind if you whistle and then you can go to the manzanita post

go and collect two Cougars or two bears put one hide or carcass on one horse and

any other hide and carcass on the other horse and then all you have to do is

write the horse that you stole back to Blackwater and sell it at the butchers

and you can get twice as much money for your time and obviously the final place

is saint Denis with this you don't really need to go and get a second horse

there's a ton of birds around that location and all you have to do is shoot

the birds there are feathers in this game that can go for around about one

dollar and fifty cents each and when you kill a bird and it is perfect what you

can do is get 3 feathers out there plus two bird meat as well as the carcass

itself making you a ton of money just from one single bird this goes back to

what I was saying in the previous method if you are not good at showdown series

if you're not good at races what you can do is just go out shoot one single bird

if it's the right bird and if you shoot it correctly with the varmint rifle what

you can do is make more money from that than what you can do from just doing a

full race if you're a bad player at races the fourth way to make money in

Red Dead online is the Cougar method now what you want to do is go and spawn in

saint-denis the reason you're spawning in saint-denis is because it's the

furthest point away from where you're actually heading go down to the fast

travel and fast travel all the way to tumbleweed I believe that'll cost around

about $11 $13 because it is such a big distance but don't worry the first

thing you're gonna do is go down to tumbleweed go all the way to these

locations there's one here and there's one just above cholla Springs and what

you can do is get a cougar these Cougars can go for about 22 dollars if you get a

perfect carcass a perfect hide and the meat as well selling them all together

will get you around about $22 $23 I think somewhere between there and all

you have to do is alert it wait for it to start running towards you and pull out

your bow and arrow and shoot it in the face or you can

a bolt-action rifle as soon as you killed a cougar take it back to

tumbleweed where there is a butcher's sell out the butchers and then all you

have to do now is go back to the other location as soon as you do that take it

back to the butchers again sell it and then go back to the previous one all you

have to do is keep on doing this and it's a it's a bit of a circuit the other

way you can do this is to go and get a second horse again go to one location

kill the Cougar put on the back of one horse and then go to the other location

kill it and put it back on your horse by the time you go back to the butchers

sell everything and then go round again the Cougars will spawn back in meaning

that you can keep on doing this rinse and repeat making as much money as

possible twenty two dollars to twenty three dollars every time you sell a

cougar the reason you're gonna spawn in saint-denis and fast travel all the way

to tumbleweed and not spawn straight to tumbleweed is because if you spawn in

tumbleweed what you have is a ton of other players spawned in around you that

is just how online works the online places you in a position or put you in a

lobby where there are a ton of people in that area so that you're not there by

yourself so if you spawn in saint-denis what will happen is you'll be put into a

lobby where there is a ton of people in saint-denis but then you're gonna first

travel all the way to tumbleweed when there is no one this way there is no one

competing against you to go and get those Cougars and you can just keep on

grinding out this method peacefully with no trouble whatsoever

the final way I'm gonna show you to make money in Red Dead online it's probably

one of the easiest ways it does mean that you have to set it up and make sure that

there is no one in the area that's gonna Bob you I use Montana River for the

first time ever doing this what you want to do is go and get a deer carcass it

does not matter whether or not it's in perfect condition whether it's good or

poor as long as you have a deer do not skin the animal just bring the deer to

this location when you bring it to this location just chuck it on the floor and

wait what will happen is fish will be drawn into the deer but once they get

close to the deer because the water is so shallow in this area as soon as fish

touch the ground they seem to just die which means you can walk around and pick

them up because they haven't been shot on manhandled in any way what you'll get is

a perfect fish every time some of these fish will only be going for about

$0.50 but what you can get is a bunch of different bass which

will be going for $1.50 and there are a ton of these what you have is maybe

three or four in a row that will just swim into this and then die immediately

you can go around pick up all four of those fish and if they're all sea bass

what you're making is six dollars and it's just like that all you have to do

is just stand in that area and fish will be drawn in eventually at some point

it'll seem like fish will stop going into the deer you can either wait in

which all of a sudden a ton of fish will just come over or you can pick up the

deer drop it again and it will seem to reset everything and fish will start to

go in again this is a really good method for making you about $50 in round about

10 to 15 minutes and all you have to do is stand there there is the problem of

if someone sees you just standing about in Montana River Montana River if you don't

know is right at the centre of the map people crossed out once they travelled in

from Valentine - strawberry - black water anything from there - black water people

seem to go across this river so it does mean that if you're in this area someone

might go out their way just to go and kill you in which you're gonna want to

find another spot to find one of these spots is very easy there are a bunch of

them across the map all you need to do is find a place where it's shallow water

but it's still deep enough for fish to spawn and swim in there's a lot of these

areas in Blue water Marsh in which once you go there all you have to do is drop

a carcass down of some sort doesn't matter what the animal is I keep on

using deer just because it seems the most efficient in my head don't know why

you can put any animal any large animal down and all you have to do is just

stand there eventually fish will come in and you can see whether or not it's deep

enough for fish to spawn but still shallow enough that once they get close

to the deer or whatever animal you have is touching the floor and as soon as it

touches the floor it will die anyway that is the top five ways to make money

on Red Dead Redemption online if you'd like to see a part two to this or even a

top five ways to rank up in Red Dead online leave that in the comments down

below I'll be sure to get round to do that anyway guys I hope you guys did

enjoy if you did enjoy don't forget to leave a like and subscribe but for now

I'm going so see ya!

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Courage Bulwark Item Guide | Item Basics | Jhamz - Duration: 1:10.

Hey guys, It's Jhamz here and welcome back to another episode of item basics, Introducing

Courage Bulwark.

This item is highly recommended for support and semi-tankers.

It provides healthpoints, cooldown reduction and 3 passive abilites.

Bravery: Increases 10% of attack power and defense of all nearby allies.

Heavy Armor: Nearby soldiers can take more damage from turrets

Encourage: Increases movement speed of hero and nearby allies by 30%.

Also increases physical power and magical damage by 20%.

Take note, encourage does have limit on how many heroes will be buffed. this info might

not be useful as the game only allows 4 allies.

Bravery is highly suitable for physical attack stat reliant heroes such as lesley and lapu

- lapu.

It is recommended to build it in middle game to provide minnions a boost in pushing lanes.

And that is Courage Bulwark item basics, what do you mean?

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Free Guide to Start Private Practice Today | Complete Checklist for Therapists - Duration: 2:09.

What's up guys! I hope you're well. This is a deviation from some of my usual

video formats, partly because it's the holiday so I'm giving myself a little

bit of a break, but also because I have an announcement for you. So if you are

just getting started in private practice or you're kind of gearing up to get

started in private practice someday, this is for you. I have a completely free

guide that walks you through every single step you need to take to go from

"I have no idea how to get started in private practice" to seeing your first

client in your practice. This is something I would have given an arm and

a leg for when I was first starting out in private practice. And the reason why

it's free is because when I was first starting out I was a postdoc making

minimum wage and there's no way I could fork out the money in order to pay for

some of the really great classes that are out there, but they're just too

expensive if you're on a budget. So this is made with you in mind if you're in a

similar position that I was in when I was getting started in private practice.

So go ahead and check it out. I have the link in the description box. Once you

click on the link it'll take you to a page where it invites you to share your

name and your email. Once you share those you'll be forwarded straight to the page

with the complete guide. And if it's the first time that you're sharing your

email with me I'll also send you an email with a link.

I won't spam you, the emails I send are really just free pieces of information

about how to start and grow your private practice. You'll notice too that once

you're checking out the guide there is a link to a free PDF that you can print

out. And that just has the complete checklist all on one page so that if

you're helped by having something that you can print out and like cross things

out or check the box off as you finish things, you have that there for you. Well

I hope you find this guide teaching you about how to start private practice

helpful and until next time, from one therapist to another: I wish you well.

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BUTLER CREEK Flip-Open Eye-Piece Scope Cover / HONEST BUYER'S GUIDE - Duration: 3:17.

the Butler Creek flip-open eye-piece scope cover now in this video we're gonna give

you a quick executive level overview of this buyer's guide from spadezilla.com

it is a researched review which is intended to save you time spent on

research there's no need to reinvent the wheel because the research has already

being done now before we get into the highlights of that research it is worth

noting that at the time of recording this product was the number three best

seller on Amazon under the Gunn scopes category so it's definitely a very

popular product however of course the key question is is it the right product

for you to help you answer that question this is the highlights of our research

now in regards to the positive reviews there's four main themes of praise and

they are that it represents an excellent solution that the caps stay in place

that the flipping up of the caps is quick and easy and people love the price

things to consider this is a neutral category firstly and perhaps most

importantly it is strongly recommended that you do not use the fitting charts

this isn't regards to figuring out the correct size for your optic and for some

reason there seems to be something wrong with the charts its leading people

astray and people getting very frustrated having ordered the wrong size

there are two other methods you can use to figure this out and there's details

about it here in this paragraph I'll let you check that out on the buyer's guide

number two we've provided a link to the official measuring guide which includes

instructions for one of these methods number three be aware that there is a

popping sound on opening the caps which could be frustrating for you depending

on your requirements there is a workaround and we'll come to that

shortly critical reviews now there was just two main themes of criticism the

first one not surprisingly is due to this hole sizing issue that we talked

about up here it really did cause a lot of frustration and people were venting

their frustration in the reviews having chosen ordered and received the wrong

size caps for their optic the hinge was the other thing that came in for

criticism with some critical reviewers now getting closer to the bottom of the

buyer's guide this here is the video review that we

most useful when we were doing our research we check out written reviews

and video reviews it is a little bit longer than it needs to be and so what

we've done is list the parts of the video that are most useful so you can

jump straight into the good stuff and save some more time now in regards to

this popping sound that we talked about the demonstration of how to open

it quietly is that 2 minutes 46 seconds into this video so that's one of the

reasons is quite helpful down the bottom we've also included the video version of

the measurement guide just be aware it does demonstrate the fitting chart

method as well as this caliper method only the caliper method is recommended

for the reasons already discussed okay the other thing to be aware of is you've

got links here to the product with these different retailers so if you quickly

want to compare prices it's very easy to do so so there you have it a quick

overview of this buyer's guide from Spadezilla in review of the butler creek

flip open eye-piece scope cover I do hope this saves you time in proves useful

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DFFOO GL - Selphie EX Guide No Squall Score Complete - Duration: 12:42.

Before video begins, check out our new partner channel guys. Link is on description!

Hello guys, puni here, I decided to put together a strategy to help people who do not have a squall equipped

or are having difficulties in this EX stage

I hope this video helps you guys

Well this strategy mainly consists of using

enough chase atacks with noctis to increase our

final score and give increased hp damage

you will see what I'm talking about in the video.

I'm taking vaan, noctis and selphie. Vaan can be replaced by Terra if you have not him equipped.

The damage of Terra may be a little smaller, but it is still a lot of damage

Specially using selphie as battery

I will put the tips before each wave to help, so just stop the vid there to read.

Ill show you my characters passives

Artifacts

lets do it

Im just reading what is written up here in portuguese :D

i hope this video has helped you hit the thumbs up you enjoyed

, subscribe to the channel for more DFFOO content,

use the comment section bellow to ask anything or give any suggestions

thanks for watch, until next video guys. Im out!

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Guide for the Winterlight Solstice & Perch hunt lvl 50+ [Tibia] - Duration: 5:42.

Hey guys i decided to start mixing up my videos with new and old content in order to keep

the channel more fresh, let me know your thoughts after watching!

For this video i wanted to tell you guys about the new yearly event introduced this year.

The Winterlight Solstice event which runs from the 22 of december to the 10th of january.

This event consists on killing a boss with up to 5 players.

Doesnt include any sort of boss fighting and doesnt have a level requirement.

It can be done by lvl 20's with help of higher levels or it can be done by a team of lvl

50's

First head up to svargrond and Use this boat to get teleported to the island.

Here you can either find a barrel with a soft hammer inside and use it or pick up one from

the groud

once you have it look around for a bonny bunny.

Dont kill it and instead use the soft hammer on it and after clicking the body you will

get a frozen carrot.

Pay attention and dont get the bunnies confused as there is 2 types the brighter pink its

the one you use the soft hammer and the baleful bunny

its a regular monster that can be killed.

If you dont see any bunnies in the island just keep running around until you do because

they have a slow respawn timer

But Once you have the frozen carrot make a big snowball by using a regular snowball on

another one in the floor then use the frozen carrot on it to spawn an animated snowman

Kill it and then loot the twig of arms from it.

If you dont get one then you will have to wait another 5 minutes in order to spawn a

new snowman using the same way.

Repeat this until you get the twig of arms

If you dont have snowballs there is a few spots in the island that look like this where

you can just right click it to make snowballs.

Through out this process kill some of the percht monsters until you loot a Percht Horn

and a broken bell.

Once you have all these 3 items follow this path.

At the teleport use the twig of arms on the broken bell and you will get a percht disguise

that allows you to enter the teleport.

Once in the actual boss room you will start next to a bonfire and a green portal.

Click on the bonfire and grab the torch from the ground.

Then step on the green portal to turn yourself into a leaf golem head downstairs and go all

the way east

If you get hit by one of the beams you will be transformed back to the human form and

need to go back and step on the green portal again.

In the leaf golem form step on the grass and a tree wall will appear.

Use it 5 times in order get 5 branches.

pick them from the ground and bring them south

Here will be another bonfire which you need to use the torch to light it up then use the

branches on it.

Everyone needs to do this until a Warm Fire spawns.

Here the idea its to bring the warm fire north so that it explodes next to the boss to unfreeze

her

But theres a few things that you need to be careful with.

First aslong its possible its recommended to summon a skeleton or demon skeleton before

hand to take some of the aggro from the ice trolls.

If you summon a skeleton you can trap it behind firewalls so that it doesnt move and make

the ice trolls target them.

If you dont wanna do that the proper way would be to have a ek to take the aggro from the

warm fire and bring it north.

Regardless of who lures the warm fire it should just be one person while the others keeps

doing the previous steps and that person has to use the bonfire on

the south beforehand to turn into a burning fire.

When luring be careful that these stones aswell as the boss throw a beam infront of them that

kills the warm fire

aswell as these other stones that have a small aoe kind of like an exori near them that also

damages the elemental but this one doesnt kill it with one hit

Once you bring the warm fire next to the queen it will do damage to her and then go back

and start over again

Do this 4 times and the boss will be unfrozed and now it can be attacked, But dont worry

it wont fight back, atleast at the making of this video.

Just make sure this time everyone goes south and click on the bonfire first to turn into

the burning form then go north and let everyone attack once

because the boss dies in like 8 turns so watch out.

And thats it.

grab your loot and go out through a teleport near the west bonfire.

If this is your first time killing the boss you will receive the Percht Outfit right away.

Tecnically the only way to fail this boss its by frezzing and getting kicked out of

the room, this happens if you step on the snow on the north area without

the burning form or if you dont go near the bonfire for too long so just watch out for

these.

If you loot a percht skull the item is used for the sleight mounts, to get them head east

in the island and talk to the npc Frosty about it.

The other drops from the boss like the crowns, icicle and fires seem to be only for decoration

purposes at the moment but this can change.

And the tokens and other items are just regular profit which its usually 5 silver tokens and

from 1 to 5 gold token making it a very profitable boss

This boss has a cooldown of 20 hours and everytime you want to do it you must get the items for

the disguise again

Lastly as a bonus if you're within level 50 to 80's you should try hunting the percht

monsters, At first i thought they would be really good for profit

because while we were doing the quest the first time we seperately were killing these

monsters and getting a lot of item drops such as magma and glaciar pieces

So i did a hunt on the bottom floors towards the boss and even though i overstimated the

drop rate and ended up making like 80k every 15 min which might still be good for you

the experience turned out to be decent.i was making 1.7kk an hour on 200% which would be

around the 850k's on 100%

and sure im very high level for these monsters so i wouldnt say this is the kind of experience

you can get

But In terms of damage my level doesnt make much difference because these monsters have

600hp and their damage is compared to a dragon but where i do make a difference its on my

speed to move from pull to pull.

However even if you do manage to make even 500k on 100% at a lower level

on solo or duo its probably worth it.

I recommend if you're at a solo ek probably wait until 90 to be more efficient, If you're

duo ek druid probably even as low as lvl 60' could hunt here.

For solo mages it might not be worth at all but perhaps level 70's should try it out...

in the worst case scenario u might be making some charming points

so give it a chance and let us know in the comments the results.

thank you for watching and see you next time

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Getting Started in Ravnica - D&D Companion Starter Set Miniatures - Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica - Duration: 19:22.

Hello and welcome to the Gallant Goblin!

I'm Theo and today we're looking at the companion starter sets

for the Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica: Icons of the Realms campaign setting.

These are prepainted miniatures that come in set collections.

You have Companion Set 1 and Companion Set 2.

Each of these packs contains 5 figures that you can use in your game.

They're meant to be PCs [player characters] for your players

but you could also use them as NPCs [non-player characters].

These are prepainted miniatures for your campaign.

They are representative of the guilds that you can play as characters in your campaign.

Each figure is supposed to represent a different guild.

They aren't labeled with the guild name so you kind of have to use some deduction to figure out

which guild they're supposed to belong to.

But a lot of them have the emblems on them or they're

very clear about which guild they're supposed to belong to.

One thing that I wanted to do a little differently in this video

is that most of my videos are for the DM [Dungeon Master] to look at to plan their campaign or

to find out what stories they can tell within their campaign.

I think that you can also show this video to your players.

This will help them decide which guild, maybe, they want to belong to as players;

what race they want to play;

what stories they can tell within their own character in your campaign.

So we're going to look at each of these individual minis and while we do,

we're going to talk about the guild they belong to and what sort of stories that character may tell.

So let's take a closer look and see what we think.

The Boros Legion is an independent army led by angels and devoted to establishing peace and justice.

This Minotaur Fighter belongs to the Boros Legion and the guild's emblem is on his uniform.

You could play as a true believer in the Boros mission,

a cynic who joined to continue your family's long history of service,

or just someone lured by the lofty promises of a talented recruiter.

Boros guild members can requisition simple equipment for temporary use

and access any Boros garrison for healing and rest.

You get a salary of 1 gold piece (gp) a week

but you must obey the orders of your superiors.

You may act independently only if you've earned their trust

or are willing to face the consequences of insubordination.

As a member of the Boros Legion, you may be ordered to contain a Rakdos performance

that has gone horribly out of control,

defend against incursions made by the Gruul Clans, who are seeking to destroy civilization,

or just quell the occasional uprising by the unwashed, guildless masses.

Perhaps you've been sent on a more investigative mission

such as tracking shipments of rotten food from the Golgari Swarm

or rooting out Dimir spies in the Boros leadership.

The very first Magic: The Gathering plot set in Ravnica

featured a human Boros officer named Agrus Kos.

He very much fit the stereotype of the hard-nosed cop,

complete with a drinking problem and a distaste for rookies.

Minotaurs as a 5th edition playable race were added in the "Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica."

With a bonus to Strength and Constitution, and horns as natural weapons,

minotaurs make fine warriors on the battlefield and are a natural fit for the Boros Legion.

They closely resemble Klingons in their devotion to honor, fierce loyalty, dedication to their bloodline,

and their imposing presence on the battlefield.

More chaotic-aligned minotaurs may choose to join the Rakdos or Gruul Clans.

In other D&D settings, the origin of the minotaur race is tied to the demon lord Baphomet.

Members of the Golgari Swarm consider themselves just one small part of a huge living organism,

part of a never-ending cycle of life, death, rot, and rebirth.

Members of the Golgari have no fear of death, as it's just another part of nature's ongoing cycle.

The values of the Golgari closely align with those of the elves of Ravnica:

nature, growth, harmony, and stability,

making the Swarm a natural home for elves seeking a guild to join.

Golgari Swarm guildmembers know of hidden underground passageways in the city

and can guide their party through them to avoid any unwanted attention on the surface.

These subterranean tunnels are far from safe however

so while you may avoid certain dangers on the surface

you're very likely to have an eventful trip underground.

The Swarm relies on its members to advance the greater good.

They may send you into forgotten parts of the undercity to recover lost treasures or powerful artifacts.

As you gain renown in the guild, you may be invited to join the Ochran, a Golgari cult of mercenaries

operating out of the undercity.

With them you may be assigned tasks concerning thievery, assassination,

or the protection of important guild members such as Guildmaster Jarad's chancellors.

You may be asked to steal important objects or information from other guilds

either to help the Golgari or to cripple their rivals.

You may be tasked with assassinating outspoken opponents of the Golgari

such as overzealous Boros captains leading raids close to Golgari territory.

The Izzet are the mad scientists of Ravnica

tinkering in their labs until the inevitable explosion signals catastrophic failure, or catastrophic success.

Members of the Izzet League may begin as mere research attendants or apprentices

but eventually they'll work themselves up to become skilled mages, alchemists, lab supervisors,

or even flamethrower-wielding scorchbringers defending their labs in the most destructive way possible.

Typical Izzet guildmembers are obsessive, brilliant, inspired agents of chaos.

It's important to point out that while much of the Izzet's work involves mad inventions and massive destruction,

they're also responsible for the general infrastructure of Ravnica.

As a member of the League you will have a basic knowledge of the buildings of Ravnica

and you have access to most of the blueprints of the structures in the city.

These blueprints may provide you with knowledge of entry points, structural weaknesses,

or even secret rooms.

As a spellcaster you'll make your way up the Izzet ladder by proving your skill with magic.

Most Izzet sorcerers get their magic from the Wild Magic origin

but there are some who can claim a Draconic bloodline.

Typical specializations include the School of Conjuration, Evocation, or Transmutation.

You'll probably be tied to a particular laboratory in the League

but you may be an independent researcher working as a consultant

or you may be a coordinator in charge of synchronizing the efforts of different laboratories.

The Selesnya Conclave is calm, harmonious, and rather cult-like.

They consider themselves a blessed community committed to resisting the ambitions of the other

less blessed guilds

with military force if necessary.

The calm demeanor of the Selesnya Conclave makes it a natural home for the loxodon

who are an oasis of calm themselves in the busy streets of Ravnica.

You'll often find them humming or chanting softly to themselves

and sitting in perfect stillness.

Don't take them lightly though because if a loxodon is provoked, it can pose a mighty threat.

Loxodons often make their living as artisans

and many work for the Conclave

tirelessly and patiently constructing their cathedral-like arboretums.

As a member of the Selesnya Conclave you have access to any enclave in the city

as a place of safety to rest and recover as long as you have not proven yourself a danger to your guildmates.

You can receive healing services for free

though you must provide any material components needed for spells.

The guild encourages the subjugation of the individual for the good of the Conclave

but it also celebrates the diversity of individuals.

Your superiors in the guild will support a variety of methods to achieve your ends

as long as those ends are seen as bettering the position of the guild

and not just serving your own agenda.

The Dryads That Be keep close tabs on their charges

and will not hesitate to intervene if they believe you aren't acting in the Conclave's best interests.

As a member of House Dimir you'll most likely be employed as a spy

using secrets and misinformation to advance your agenda.

A master impostor, you'll gain a secret identity in order to infiltrate another guild to learn its secrets,

keep tabs on its activities,

and perhaps undermine it from within.

For example, you may be tasked with posing as an Azorius guard or supervisor

in order to gain access to a high-profile prisoner in an Azorius prison.

You'll have documentation, established acquaintances, and disguises to help you access your secondary guild.

You can also drop this guise at any time to slip away into the guildless masses of Ravnica.

Dimir employs a network of spies, thieves, assassins, and mind mages behind a facade.

This guild fronts as a home for couriers, information brokers, investigators, reporters, and archivists.

While they do trade in information, they do not necessarily get their wares by the most legal means.

You'll use thieves' cant, runes, and nonverbal signals to surreptitiously communicate with other Dimir agents

often in plain sight.

The Orzhov Syndicate is essentially the mafia posing as a religious institution.

The guild's mission is to channel the wealth from Ravnican society into the coffers of the Orzhov

with most of the spoils going to those in leadership positions within the Syndicate, naturally.

As a lower-ranking member of the guild, your best hope is to siphon money off the top

as it passes through your hands

until you've secured a more prominent position in the guild.

Once you've proven your usefulness to the Orzhov and worked your way up the ladder

you'll be able to exert leverage over those below you

ordering them to do mundane tasks such as delivering messages, procuring a carriage,

or cleaning up after an unfortunate incident behind the cathedral.

There are several paths of advancement within the Syndicate.

As an advokist you'll be one of the Orzhov lawyers

overseeing contracts, representing clients in Azorius courts,

or prosecuting those who fail to pay their debts to the Orzhov.

Some clerics of the Order Domain choose this path

using their magic to draw the truth out of the accused or those who dare to cross the Orzhov.

Others may specialize in encrypting texts, warding vaults, or cloaking secrets.

Or you may choose to fill a more traditional cleric role

presiding over congregations, hearing confessions, and collecting indulgences.

Your spellcasting ability does not come from a god but the collective power of the spirits that rule the guild.

Or perhaps you are the rarest of the Orzhov clerics

one who believes the guild's wealth should be used to ease the suffering of the downtrodden.

This may put you in conflict with the powers internal to the guild, which is not a safe place to be.

Rakdos is a demonic cult known for their bloody, kinetic bacchanals.

Guild members have a flair for the dramatic, to put it lightly.

They love the spotlight and want to always be the center of attention.

They're masters of their craft, whether that be trapeze, dancing, fire eating, or sword juggling.

Inspired by the screams of the crowd, the performance is never enough until the mayhem and terror

have spilled onto the streets.

Members of the Cult of Rakdos want nothing more than to please their master,

the 30-foot tall demon Rakdos.

Rakdos is the embodiment of hedonism

delighting in violence and chaos.

He's a tough audience though.

Should he find your performance lacking, he may make an early curtain call with his enormous, burning scythe.

People will recognize you as a member of the Cult of Rakdos

and they're careful not to draw your ire or attention.

They'll let you get away with petty crimes as long as you aren't witnessed by any legal authorities.

A little minor thievery or vandalism will be overlooked

for fear that you'll cause even more trouble if confronted.

The biggest threats to the Rakdos are the Azorius Senate and the Boros Legion

both overly concerned with order, justice, and conformity.

This of course makes them ripe for ridicule, harassment, and the occasional assassination.

The Boros in particular are currently occupied dealing with Gruul incursions

but the Rakdos always know in the back of their heads that any sufficiently disruptive performance

with a high enough body count might bring the wrath of the Boros Legion down on their heads.

Rakdos performers are spellcasters with spectacular flair

using expressive and often dangerous arcane tricks.

Spellcasters may be bards of the College of Valor,

warlocks of the Fiend, that fiend being the demon lord Rakdos,

or possibly wizards of Wild Magic marked by Rakdos at an early age.

While the world of Ravnica is a sprawling metropolis

wild, uncivilized areas still exist.

Abandoned neighborhoods, overgrown parks, crumbling condemned buildings,

these all make up the rubblebelt which adjoins the Tenth District.

The rubblebelt is home to the Gruul Clans,

a savage society that clings to what they call the Old Ways.

They are often filled with a primal rage

and a disdain for those who seem to get all the benefits of civilization.

Goblins are creatures of raw impulses

and are often members of guilds that value that quality

such as the Rakdos, the Izzet, or the Gruul Clans.

Some may even find a way to channel their impulses with discipline and join the Boros Legion

though let's be honest, half the draw is the shiny weapons and armor available to members of the Boros.

Many goblins are guildless and make their way as members of street gangs.

As a member of the Gruul Clans you are intimately familiar with the areas of the city that most people shun.

You can find a suitable place for you and your allies to hide or rest in ruined areas of the city.

Most members of the Gruul Clans have a simple goal:

fight—unleash your rage, flatten buildings, and defeat those who stand in your way.

Destroy.

You may or may Nott be brave, but you are Gruul.

Members will frequently be summoned to participate in a raid their clan is launching against the city

or against a group of its defenders.

The clan leader may also send you on a special missions.

You might join a small group of Gruul warriors on a dangerous charge deep into the settled streets

to plunder a certain location, retrieve an item stolen from your clan, or assault a Boros garrison.

Sometimes your objective might be more esoteric.

With prophecies of the return of Ilharg the Raze-Boar spreading like wildfire among the Gruul druids

you might be asked to carry out some task that the druids believe will speed his coming.

Such a task might involve collecting a sacred relic held in an Orzhov vault

or collecting sacrifices for a grand ceremony in the Raze-Boar's honor.

With Gruul Clans smashing down the gates and Rakdos performances causing chaos in the streets

the only thing protecting Ravnica from complete destruction

is its foundation of law and order as embodied in the Azorius Senate.

As a member of the Senate you enact and enforce the laws

that make Ravnican society function smoothly and safely.

You'll have authority to enforce the laws on the street

which will inspire a certain amount of respect and fear as you interact with the citizens of Ravnica.

People will likely mind their manners in your presence and try to avoid your direct attention.

They'll assume you have a right to be wherever you are.

All it takes to gain an audience with most anyone you want to talk to is a flash of your Azorius insignia.

Keep in mind that if you abuse these powers you will draw the ire of your superiors

who will not hesitate to strip you of your position.

You may be tasked with cracking down on the Gruul Clans through the use of creatively-written laws

outlawing their presence in as many public places as possible.

You may get revenge on Rakdos performers who ridicule you on the street

by banning outdoor performances in their territory.

When other guilds grow too big for their britches

it's the Azorius Senate who is in charge of making sure they do not upset the balance of power

within Ravnican society.

Armed with precognitive mages, unbending paladins, and street level enforcers

it's the Azorius Senate that keeps Ravnica from slipping into chaos.

The Simic Combine sees science as the means of bringing nature and civilization into harmony

shaping life to match its environment and shaping the environment to match the life that it contains.

To keep pace with the ever advancing civilization, nature needs some assistance.

This assistance mostly comes in the form of biomancers and terraformers.

In this process, if the Simic Combine happens to create super soldiers or

horrific mutant creatures that can bolster its defenses, well, so much the better.

The vedalken are a race introduced in the "Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica."

They believe that nothing is perfect and every imperfection is an opportunity for improvement.

Progress is an endless march toward a state of perfection that can never be reached.

While they may feel all the same emotions as the other races,

they are skilled at not overtly displaying what they feel.

Cool rationality guides their actions.

Their curious intellects and rational minds incline vedalken toward membership in the Simic Combine.

As a member of the combine, when you attempt to learn or recall a magical or scientific fact,

if you don't know that information outright, you know where and from whom you can obtain it.

Usually this information comes from a Simic laboratory, or sometimes from an Izzet facility,

or a library or a university.

As a scientist within the Combine you are tasked with magically manipulating the forces of life and nature

to shift the world toward the guild's utopian ideal.

Most Simic wizards specialize in the School of Transmutation

using their magic to alter living creatures or alter the natural environment.

You may also choose to be a deepsage living an ascetic, contemplative life.

You would devote yourself to meditating

on the philosophical principles of the Holdfast and the Upwelling,

a pair of complementary ideas that describe that describe the Simic approach to nature and the city.

Deepsages inscribe short philosophical riddles bordering on paradoxes

into shells, exoskeletons, and stones

and Simic guildmembers reflect on these sayings

to advance their understanding of the Combine's role in the world.

Deepsage wizards typically specialize in the School of Conjuration

and deepsage monks follow the Way of the Four Elements

focusing on air and water over the other two elements.

So that's what's inside the companion sets.

Only a couple of other things to note.

The packaging for set 1 actually has a misprint on the back.

It says that there's a human cleric included but actually it is the human rogue here.

There's no [human] cleric in set 1.

Otherwise these figures are very nice—nicely detailed, nicely painted.

You can probably use most of them for any campaign setting even if you're not interested in playing Ravnica.

The minotaur is certainly able to be played in a Sword Coast campaign.

Also he looks rather like a dragonborn if you want to use him for that.

You would have to come up with a little bit of an explanation for the loxodon or the vedalken

but I trust that you can come up with something.

Otherwise if you are playing a Ravnica campaign

this is a great way to set up a party for your players

especially if you're going to do the cross-guild representation of parties

rather than having everyone play as members of the Izzet League or the Boros Legion or something.

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- So we're goin' shark diving, in Hawaii.

- You guys wanna make sure you keep myself

between you and the boat at all times.

- Without the cage.

- They view the boat as a possible food source.

- No cages?

- Yeah, I'm not goin' in.

- So, let me break it down for you.

The past 10 years, I've been traveling the world,

tour managing artists, and showing them the best spots.

I know that anywhere you go, you need that solid connect.

We've taken submissions from people claiming to have

the keys to their city, now we're traveling the country

to take them up on their word.

I'm Justin Lizama and this is Gatekeepers.

So I've just arrived to Honolulu.

When you think of Honolulu, you think of pineapples,

poke bowls, and getting lei'd off the airplane.

(sensual music).

But I'm looking for an experience that

you typically wouldn't see on a postcard.

And find me some spam.

Just a little tight.

I'm about to link up with Zak Noyle,

he's a surf photographer that spends

most of his life in the water.

He claims to know the ins and outs of the city

that no tourist would ever find.

I'm hoping that he can impress me and show me why

Honolulu's one of the most fun and entertaining cities

in the whole world.

(tropical guitar music)

Zak's pin drop matches up with the location,

got some water, it's gonna be a great day.

What's up, man?

- Hey, Justin!

My name is Zak Noyle, born here in Honolulu, Hawaii.

I'm a professional water photographer.

Welcome to Hawaii.

- Thank you.

- Happy to have you here.

I'm gonna show Justin a great time.

I'm gonna show him some hidden gems,

really get him out of his comfort zone.

First of all, what are you wearing?

Jeans and shoes on the beach.

So double negative.

This is my buddy Austin's Hawaii sailing canoe.

We're gonna go for a little sail.

- This looks amazing.

- I know we're gonna have a great time together.

So Justin, this is my buddy Austin.

- How's it going?

- Yo.

- Right on.

- This is his Hawaiian sailing canoe.

Austin actually has been taught ancient

Hawaiian voyaging ways and was a part of

Hokule**a, which sailed around the world

using no modern day technology.

So they're navigating off the stars,

the clouds, the winds, like the sea, it's insane.

- Pretty much how they thought people

first came to Hawaii from Tahiti.

- That's amazing.

Being able to paddle out for a little bit was a great

way to just meet up and get a perspective, and a sense,

and the vibe of the island.

My dad's from Guam, the closest I've been is whenever

I've visited Honolulu, so it's always hit home for me,

so much--

- It's not always super, super green.

We've been having a lot of rain,

so it's pretty lush right now.

Tourists will drive through this area, but it's a lot more

of the people living here, and the locals and the residents.

And that's just the beauty of this side,

it's a little hidden.

This is Hawaii.

And you know we will see a lot of other amazing things,

we'll eat great food, but--

- Dude, I'm not gonna complain, I spend so much time

in cities, I will take this any time.

Any time.

We could just stay here.

- Okay, let's just stay here.

We'll order food.

- Based on how this trip started,

I have an expectation--

Oh, a crab.

I lost it.

Is that a stingray?

And now we'll jump right into the city

and really see what's going on.

- The next spot I'm taking Justin to is Pioneer Saloon.

It's right down the street from where I grew up.

We have a thing here called plate lunches.

And it's a little bit of rice, pasta salad,

macaroni salad.

I get the salmon flakes with the avocado and the shiso.

It is incredible!

Alright.

We eat.

- Well, here it is.

Wow!

Thanks for bringing me here, I love the vibe.

- For Justin I ordered the hamachi collar,

it's some of the most tender meat on the fish.

- This is some solid hamachi collar right here.

- Yeah.

- Wow.

What's this, shoyu?

- What we're eating is a shiso-wakami rice.

So it's got the seaweed, you can try mine.

Try a bunch of that, the salmon and everything.

Very flavorful. You can taste a lot of different things.

- I love shiso.

- In the rice like that, it tastes so good.

- Even for this collar being fried, it's very light.

Very delicate.

Do I look full?

Out of this world.

This takes me back to like my

grandmother and grandfather's cooking.

We'd always go visit them, and they would always

fry up some fish.

- They just keep adding these amazing things,

Like that's a new dish that you're eating there.

And it's so good.

- It's so good.

Pioneer is definitely a place I would come back to.

I love finding spots that I can recommend

that make me look good.

If someone's coming to Hawaii for the first time,

what would you recommend?

- Get in the water, every single day, at some point.

- Do you have a preference between surfing

or body surfing or--

- I love body surfing, that's a lot of fun too.

I was very fortunate to shoot the Eddie Aikau competition.

One of the most prestigious surf contests in the world.

They only run it when it's 20 feet,

which is 40 to 50 foot faces on a wave.

I sit in the water for eight hours straight, swimming.

- Yeah, I'd say eight hours in the water is an achievement.

- Yeah, I was kind of not well after.

- Is it hard swimming through the break or

do you take other means of transportation to get out there?

- So, luckily there was a jet ski out at the time,

and the jet ski took me out in the water.

There's a few times at the bay close out.

And that means that the waves are over 30 feet,

60 foot faces, easy.

And at that time, all the jet skis had to run

straight up the beach, so they're gunning in

with this huge wave crashing behind them,

as fast as they could, and I'm trying to dive

under the wave.

- Oh wow.

- And left out there, so that was an interesting

moment in time.

Hey, how you doing?

- How you doing?

- Hey, Justin, how you doing?

- How do you like the food?

- Amazing. - It's so good!

- That's good.

- Always, always great food.

This is delicious.

- I was so excited to see the collar on there.

- Okay (laughs).

- You guys do that a lot or just every once in a while?

- So, this my special, actually.

- Wow!

- So good timing for me then.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- Now that I've destroyed this himachi collar,

what do we got next?

- I hope you're ready to get back in the water.

- Yeah, I think with all this rice,

I'm ready to burn some off.

- To me, getting in the water and just paddling around

at sunset time is the best way you can finish your day.

We're going to the Moniz family surf shop.

We're gonna rent some boards and we're gonna head

out into Waikiki for a little sunset surf sesh.

- Amazing.

- Looks like a good one for you, this is a 11 foot board.

I think this will be a good one for the waves today for us.

- Works for me.

Haven't been on a long board for a minute,

but hey.

- You know what you're doing.

- Little bit, little bit.

- He paddled great, he had a long board,

and I definitely helped him and he got right

out there into the waves.

- The waves were a little small, but definitely

a great way to end the day, little paddling to

burn off some of that rice.

Day one's been a blast.

Amazing food, good time in the water.

Pretty much got a small dose of what Hawaii is.

- It's been pretty calm in the water so far,

but wait until Justin sees what I have in store

for him tomorrow morning.

- Water, water as far as the eye can see.

And hey, speaking of what the eye can see,

how 'bout we start this morning off right

with some acai bowls?

- Did you have a good time yesterday?

- I had a great time.

- Ah, epic.

But today, we're gonna go shark diving.

Yeah.

- So, like cage?

- No.

So I'm gonna take Justin shark diving today,

on my friend Kaiwi Berry's boat.

It's called Island View Hawaii,

and he does shark diving without the cage.

- There's no cages?

- Yeah, I'm not goin' in.

- Two most common types of sharks that we'll see,

on this dive, is sandbar sharks and Galapagos sharks.

And the tigers, they range anywhere from

eight to 14 feet--

- The girth, though.

- Oh yeah, it's probably half the size of the boat.

- Wow.

Jesus.

- You'll know it's a tiger before you even

see the markings on it's skin.

- So we're going shark diving in Hawaii,

a dream of mine.

Super stoked.

- Justin is a little more ready than I expected.

- Glad I didn't shave today, get a couple nicks,

that could have been a problem.

- My buddy Kaiwi here,

I've known for probably 15 years, at least.

- At least.

- So how'd you learn how to do this?

- Yeah, so my grandfather was a crab fisherman.

He'd take the old bait and throw it overboard.

Sharks, being opportunists,

would come up and get a free meal.

I just gained this relationship with sharks and

they're my little buddies.

You know, feeding them out of my hand,

naming 'em, like oh that's blah blah, you know.

You guys wanna make sure you keep myself

between you and the boat at all times.

They view the boat as a possible food source.

- Justin was a natural in the water, his first time.

He didn't show any signs of fear.

He was eager to get in the water.

- You know, these guys wouldn't be doin' it

if they didn't think it was safe,

or at least manageable.

- Most important thing, when you're in the water like that,

is to remain calm and cool, and he did.

- Shark diving was phenomenal.

That was definitely an experience of a lifetime.

It was murky, it was spooky.

Saw about six sharks, underneath me, around me.

They're kind of zippin' by.

It was pretty cool.

Definitely worth it.

Tyler was having such a bad time

that I wanted to have a good time in the water.

So there was my motivation.

Hop in the water, that's the cure

to any type of sea sickness.

You're welcome.

- So this is my boy's shop, Purve donut shop.

- Always down for something sweet.

- They just opened recently, wait 'til you see

the creations that they have.

- Oh wow.

- Yeah, how good is this?

Great names, look at this.

- Oh, you're killing me smalls, a little take on

some s'mores.

Let's do the sanchez, a little cinnamon and sugar.

- Hollow I.T. bag (laughs).

- Nom-nom nutbuster.

- Unicorn butt sneeze.

- Oompa-loompa wet dreamsicle.

- That one's good for Tyler.

- I think we got one of everything. - Would you like to sample our Granida?

We'd love to, thank you.

- Is this granida? - Yeah.

- You got it in your mustache?

- Tough on ice cream.

I don't care how old I get,

I could always watch these donuts being made.

I don't know what it is, it's entrancing.

- It's all handmade, to order, so you're getting

the freshest donut possible.

Great to see you.

This is Justin, this is Brion.

- Hey what's up, man?

- How are you? - This is his spot.

- And my grandmother always said, donuts equal love.

- Yeah, he loves me.

- Can I show him a little bit of this,

what's going on back here?

- So what got you guys into donuts?

I mean, you know, other than the obvious.

- It's a lifestyle, it's fun.

- I hope it tastes fun.

Oh wow, getting a fresh one.

- Wow.

- That's gonna be the hulk smash.

- The hulk smash?

Oh wow, it's mint icing.

I love some mint chocolate chip icing.

- What do I have here?

- That's gonna be the sunburnt holiday,

lemon with li hing mui.

- So li hing mui is a local kind of treat here.

- It's a dry plum.

- We have it on everything.

- This is pretty fluffy, coming out warm, this is nice.

- Yeah, we pride ourselves in the donut itself.

We have a lot people order the birthday suit,

which is just the plain donut, nothin' on it.

- It's so good.

- We're gonna give you guys a little treat as well.

- This is a top secret menu.

- Whoa!

I love bustin' out the blow torch whenever I cook stuff.

- It's really healthy for you.

You're gonna want more, trust me.

- Oh wow, thank you.

Oh man.

Oh man!

Oh my goodness.

- Before I take you out tonight, we gotta get you changed.

We're gonna check out IOLANI,

my sister and her husband own it,

and we'll get you some clothes for going out.

- Great, it's nice havin' a wardrobe personnel on duty.

- Always!.

- Thanks.

- Gotta keep you lookin' like the locals.

Hey guys.

- Hey.

- I think I'm gonna go with that crane shirt, ya,

you guys like that?

Is this sicker?

- This one's kind of tight too, though.

- That one's super sick.

Oh, wait the blue one's kind of sicker, ya.

This one's even sicker.

- Who's the sickos that's listening

to us change out there?

- Yup.

- Next I'm taking Justin to Ono Seafood,

the best poke bowls in the world.

Guys are gonna snap when I go eat some other poke bowl,

ya like the place.

Oh yeah, we're not the best one?.

Hey Kim, how are you doing? - Hey Zak!

- This is my friend Justin.

- Good to meet you. - Nice to meet you.

- Tellin' him about the best poke bowls in the world,

so we're here.

Why don't you order, man?

- Alright, let's take a look.

That's you.

- Oh man!

- That looks beautiful.

- That is so good!

- That looks absolutely, look at that.

I got the spicy one, this is your signature?

- This is it.

- Oh wow.

- Right?

- Try it with the rice, they put the sauce on,

it's mental (laughing).

- Yeah, dude, this is.

- He doesn't got words.

He's got no words.

I made him speechless, guys.

- That's a home run for sure.

- At a time, my girlfriend and I would come here

several times a week.

It was just that good.

- When something is this good, you just crave it.

- I can't wait 'til you text me, a few weeks,

you're like, "Hey Zak, can you send me one of those?"

- I know man, I know, that's totally true.

Ono Seafood poke, delicious.

Pretty much the best poke I've ever had.

This has to be on Thrillist's

top 10 list poke spots for sure.

- Number one.

- Yeah. How long has this spot actually

been here?

- Um. Since 1995.

- Oh, I should read better.

- Best poke in Hawaii since '95.

- I don't so read so good.

- You know especially in this day and age,

where poke is everywhere, I wanted to show him what real

poke was all about.

It's very easy to mess something up, so simple.

Good poke doesn't need to be so overly technical

or have all kinds of things to it.

- What do you think makes a good poke versus a bad one?

- The biggest thing to me is the quality of the fish.

- Yeah.

- Because when you bite into that, you don't want it

slimy, you don't want it fishy.

- Yeah, if you can smell the fish,

it's gone.

It's done.

See ya.

- These guys are picking up fresh, all the time.

- You know what I find pretty spectacular,

every place that we've been, it's either been

friends running it or family, I mean just that sense

of community here on the island.

- That's what I love about Hawaii, that you kind of

know everyone.

- Coming from the island culture myself,

it's kind of just, it's innate.

With my grandparents leaving Guam and moving to D.C.,

and growing up there, anybody that was in the South Pacific,

come and hang out with me, as friends.

- If we look inside here right now, Kim's mom is in there,

who has some original recipes.

Kim's daughter's in there.

- Right. Oh absolutely.

- That's so cool.

- This is my mom.

- Hi. - How you doing?

- Thank you for letting us be here.

Thank you the boss.

Being able to introduce Justin to Kim was really important

because I admire so much about how she runs it

as a family business.

- Hi Kim, how you doing? - Hi Zak, how are you?

- Great, this is amazing.

- I just wanna say thank you.

- You're welcome.

- This is beyond amazing.

How does somebody get into poke business?

- You know, we keep it simple, we keep the quality

and we keep it small, and I think that's what,

that's why we're so popular.

- Yeah, that one first bite that somebody takes,

and that quality isn't there, that's it.

- That's it.

- It's game over. - Exactly.

- I've come many times, and stood in a line for like

30, 40 minutes, so the thing wraps around the--

but I know what I'm getting.

- Yeah, if you go too big, you lose the quality.

- Well we've had so much food and activity,

I think our next stop is grabbin' a drink,

somewhere local here in Honolulu.

To me I really like Bevy. It's in a really rad area and it's always got great people and good music.

- Street of thorns for you.

- It's the street of thorns!

- Give you a little bit of aloha.

And then yours must be the colonel mustard.

It's a rhubarb gastric, little bit of Bombay sapphire gin,

carpano antica.

This one is a house-infused, mustard-infused

buffalo trace.

Enjoy your drinks.

- Thank you so much, appreciate it.

- Cheers.

- And little known thing in all these shows,

I love mustard and pickles,

so I'm gonna have to try that in a second.

But, cheers. - Absolutely.

Cheers.

- Wow.

That's just like a bouquet, a bouquet of flavor right there.

- Yup.

- Let me get a, clean this.

Woo, that's got some kick to it.

- I wanted to bring Justin to a bar that I really enjoy,

someplace that I go frequently,

and has a great ambiance.

I wanted to take him someplace that I go, truly,

with my friends.

- Ross, old boy!

- Hey!

- What's up, man. Justin.

- How you doing?

- Great to meet you guys.

Cheers.

So, is this one of your favorite spots to hang?

- It's a regular spot, for sure.

- It's a regular?

- Yeah.

- Never met an oyster I didn't like,

got some shishito peppers.

That's gonna be tricky with the mustache.

- Mai tai, 2010.

- Cheers. - Epic.

(laughing).

- Love these, I love these cups.

- This is from 1963.

- That's sick.

- I might need to go shoppin'.

- It's hard to pinpoint his favorite thing that he did.

I think that he was really excited about the shark diving,

and I think it lived up to the hype.

- Cageless.

- Cageless, yeah.

First time in the water with the sharks, ever.

- And you're like, did I just see a shadow

or a shape, and it's like.

- They just appear and then disa-

- Jumping out of a perfectly good boat,

it's like skydiving, like jumping out of a perfectly

good plane.

- For me, coming to Honolulu, coming to Hawaii,

seeing the community, food, the people, the activities,

it's something that genuinely moves me.

It makes me feel like a person.

- Cheers boys!

- Cheers.

- Cheers, great to meet you.

- Yeah, Clay.

- Likewise.

- I know Justin will give me a call next time.

I'm gonna give him a call when I go to Utah,

and we're gonna hang there, and he's gonna come back here,

we're gonna hang.

I don't doubt it (laughing).

- That's a wrap.

- I will definitely be in touch.

- Yes, man.

- You can just come stay with me, too.

We do it all, ride mountain bikes, dirt bikes,

snowboard.

I wish I could share every taste, ever flavor, every

scent with you but the only way that you're gonna be

able to do it, is to come here and check Hawaii off

of your bucket list.

Hawaii has always been a special place for me

just because of my South Pacific roots on my dad's side.

The food here is amazing, you see how community

and family come together.

Thanks Honolulu, it was unreal, Zak was a perfect

gatekeeper.

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TV Guide Calls Chris Pratt Problematic? - Duration: 7:55.

good morning everybody and welcome back to Gold Shaw farm it's a lovely day

here in northern Vermont it's about 28 degrees and it's snowing or sort of

freezing rain ish it's like on the border between the two the Ducks are

doing really good it's a good average winter day here on the farm but I had

something I wanted to talk to you guys about lately on the internet I've been

reading about this uproar related to Andy the lead singer of mouse rat and

just a minute scarecrow boat is gonna rock it out please be patient while we

rock out the equipment set up you know TVs Burt Macklin

my name is Burt Macklin I'm with the FBI you know Chris Pratt the guy who played

star-lord in that movie and then that other movie and then those other movies

well lots of people out there are getting in an uproar right now about

this article that was written by a woman over at TV Guide it's TV Guide even a

thing anymore the new TV Guide channel coming your way February 1st I thought

the only person who still read TV Guide was that creepy dude on the 7 train I've

never seen a beautiful lady reading the guy anyway this woman Kaitlin something

or other I can't remember her name off the top of my head wrote this whole long

article about how to love Chris Pratt even though he's really problematic or

something to that effect and she has like a whole bunch of reasons why she

has problems with Chris Pratt I'll leave a link down below I can't even remember

them off the top of my head my memory is horrible this morning but regardless the

the the point though that I wanted to highlight is she cites one of the

problematic things about Chris Pratt is the fact that

number one he likes to hunt in number two he has his own farm and he likes to

raise and eat his own meat now given that I am a guy living here in

northern Vermont trying to start my own farm this sort of struck a chord with me

Here I am trying to raise my own food as well as food that I sell to other people

I've got to say I'm really struggling with this idea that you could be

problematic because you raise your own food the article even pulls a quote from

Chris Pratt saying how he tries to raise his lamb so that they have this really

happy life and then just boom one day they're off to the freezer

so essentially espousing the one bad day philosophy which as you guys know I'm a

big believer in if you're gonna eat meat arguably the most ethical way that you

could ever eat meat is to eat meat that you raised yourself to eat meat that you

knew where it came from you know what goes into it and and you know how it was

treated and you know how it was killed I don't know if this Kaitlin

something-or-other is a vegan of some sort and if that was the case I could

maybe see her point of view a little bit better in that you know she doesn't eat

meat herself and so she sees anybody who eats meat as somebody who's worthy of

some moral judgment but if her objection is that he raised these animals and now

she's upset that he's killing these animals for the purpose of food I think

that is downright ridiculous that shows such an incredible disconnect with your

food system and where your food came from and and what it all means you know

the other week I actually went to a party with some friends and it was a

potluck and so to you know contribute to the potluck I ended up taking a couple

of our ducks that we had in the freezer and cooking them and making these

awesome duck tacos I mean they were really awesome and most people were

really excited to eat those duck tacos I think the whole crock pot was empty in

about 45 minutes but there was this one friend that I had who really struggled

with it and said oh I can't eat those and it's not because she doesn't eat me

but it was because you know she's a friend that I've been telling about my

ducks and showing my videos of the Ducks and pictures of the ducks on Instagram

saying yeah look at these things and she saw him when there were little fuzz

balls and then she saw them while they do their wackiness outside and she was

really struggling with this idea of oh my gosh I can't eat those things now

those are I see that these are living things with a connection that I have and

I I can't ever possibly picture killing them for food and that to me blows my

mind because that to me says you're fine with eating meat as long as you don't

know where it came from and as long as you don't feel like you can acknowledge

that at one point it was a living creature you know our society has a

whole host of problems many greater than this issue but people's disconnection

with food and people's disassociation with where their food comes from I feel

like as a root cause for many of our society's problems I know that that's a

little bit of a soapbox I'm standing on but hey it's my point of view I just

call this out for people who are out there eating meat but don't know where

their food comes from and look at a guy like Chris Pratt and they judge them and

say oh my gosh what he's doing and killing those animals and eating those

animals is awful because I got a say looking at the dude from my vantage

point that's pretty much the most ethical way you can eat your food no now

the other thing though that I will call up on this matter is sort of the rage

industry that has popped up as soon as this article came out there's been a

number of articles out there particularly within the homesteading

community but particularly also like on places like Fox News a TV Guide editor

lambasted him as problematic places with a conservative viewpoint saying look at

the liberal media they just don't get how real Americans live Beltway elitists

who haven't discussed for America's heartland and this is an attack on

middle America but there's a middle part of the country that is rejecting this

wholeheartedly bobbity blah blah blabbity blah blah and you see this with

Chris Pratt my heart goes out to him he's just a good red-blooded American I

will say that those reaction pieces are quite overblown too and they even take

this woman's article a bit out of context and I fully realized that I'm

probably contributing to this problem by making this video and piling on top of

it all but I'm raising this issue because I think the only way as a

society that we're ever going to truly progress is if we start asking questions

and challenging view and having discussions about it I feel

like in the last I don't know 20 years or so we've devolved into this mass of

one point of view and another point of view and they just go at it constantly

and I don't think that that's really productive so I really do bet that this

woman has a point of view and I really would like to hear it so as a guy who's

out here raising his own animals and eating his own animals I clearly have a

bias on this topic and so I would fully acknowledge that

but at the same time I want to understand her perspective when you say

that it's problematic for Chris Pratt to eat meat that he's raised why like what

is the issue you know the article if you really parse the words in there it

doesn't get into it so I'd love to know and for all the people out there

watching I'm also curious to hear your point of view what do you think about

the the story from TV Guide what do you think about Chris Pratt what do you

think about how everybody's reacted to this piece I'm very curious I will be

responding to comments and if you want to learn more about Gold Shaw farm and

what we're trying to do here is we try to start a farm in Vermont

be sure to check out one of our other videos or you can subscribe I will see

you guys in that next video and I look forward to hearing what you have to say

down below

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Is 'Holmes & Watson' As Funny As It Looks? || Weekend Watch Guide - Duration: 3:39.

- So if you want another dynamic (gasp)

Fix it in post.

- Fingers crossed.

- Hi!

- I'm Micheal.

- And I'm John.

- And this is the "Weekend Watch Guide,"

the last "Weekend Watch Guide" of 2018.

The last in 2018.

- OK we get it queen.

So first up, we have "Vice."

The story of Dick Cheney's rise to power

as vice president to George W. Bush.

- I'm actually really intrigued to see this movie,

because it's interesting.

You know, like, back when President Bush was in power,

and everyone's like, "Ah, this is the worst it's gonna be."

And then here we are, like.

- It's still pretty bad.

- Yeah, right.

- Dick Cheney was arguably,

the most powerful vice president we've ever had

in American history, and I think we're gonna see it

in a somewhat comedic, but also dramatic light.

And it stars Christian Bale, who we love.

He's been Superman.

Oh, nope.

He's been Batman.

He was the Dark Knight.

Like this guy is a chameleon,

and he gained 45 pounds just for this role.

- This is a canvas.

- John actually gained 45 pounds today, for this role.

- People are going to be like.

- Where?

- So in this, like, political like satire-esque movie,

it's cool 'cause you have some of these, like,

powerhouse actors playing the part.

So you've got Christian Bale playing Dick Cheney,

Amy Adams paying Lynne Cheney,

Steve Carell playing Donald Rumsfeld,

Sam Rockwell who's playing George Bush,

with the perfect accent might I add.

- All that Bushy goodness.

- All that Bushy goodness.

- And the movie is directed by Adam McKay,

who is famous for "The Big Short" and "Succession."

So then he's actually worked with Christian Bale before

and they are actually a really great pairing together.

- I wonder what the characters being portrayed

in this movie think about the release.

Like, is George Bush, like,

while he's busy painting in his farmhouse, like,

is he pleased or is he upset?

- I mean it's gonna be satirical

in some manner, right?

- It has to be. - That accent alone.

- He makes me want to eat barbecue.

- Mm, I could go for some barbecue.

So for another dynamic duo this weekend,

make sure to check out "Holmes and Watson," in theaters now.

- There's no question, this is comedy!

Sherlock Holmes played by Will Fuh-rell.

- Will Ferrell?

Pharrell is the rapper.

- I've always said Fuh-rell, my whole life.

- Will Ferrell.

- So you have the classic tale

of Holmes and Watson, where you have detective

Sherlock Holmes played by Will Ferrell,

and Dr. John Watson played by John C. Reilly,

who join forces to investigate

a murder at Buckingham Palace.

- Hey, girl.

- Hey, giiirl.

- So this movie is really a funny take

on the story of Sherlock Holmes,

with two goofy guys doing just really bad British accents.

- You have like one of the most iconic duos

in like American comedic history.

Match made in heaven.

It's like Tinder, but before Tinder.

- Or like us, but like not in a romantic way,

in a funny way.

- Yeah, I have standards.

I am single, though.

- Call a girl out.

- 9-1-1 what's your emergency?

You know what, if you're really gonna watch

both this and "Vice,"

this is a really good, like, calm down-er

from the political nature of "Vice."

You're gonna get a lot of slapstick comedy,

a lot of laughs.

- Can we hear you do your best British accent?

- 'Ello mate! No.

'Ello, gov'nuh. Where's Sherlock?

- They don't have a clue.

- Oh, no, golly.

- Oh crikey!

No, that's Australian.

I guess we don't know what we're doing, Michael, do we?

- I suppose we doon't.

- So that's it for today's edition of "Weekend Watch Guide."

- Our last one of the year.

Please join us in 2019 when we start all over again

and review the movies you need to watch every weekend.

Enjoying what you're seeing here?

Make sure to like and follow for more great content.

- Bye!

- Make sure to subscribe and check out

some of our other great videos.

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Weekend Premiership Guide: Sharks ready to employ boy-band backline - Duration: 4:06.

Sale Sharks are set to employ their star-studded backline including Faf de Klerk, Rob du Preez and Chris Ashton against Gloucester at the weekend

Saracens host Worcester while Wasps go to Harlequins in Saturday's other games. On Sunday Bath face Leicester and Newcastle travel to Bristol

Here, smail's WILL KELLEHER previews all of the weekend's action.  GLOUCESTER v SALE Saturday, 3pm, Kingsholm Tom Curry wears No 7 for Sale as the Sharks employ their boy-band backline at Kingsholm

Faf de Klerk, Rob du Preez, Byron McGuigan, James O'Connor, Sam James, Denny Solomona and Chris Ashton all start

Matt Banahan plays instead of Ollie Thorley on the left wing for Gloucester as Owen Williams continues at fly-half in the absence of Danny Cipriani

: win   SARACENS v WORCESTER Saturday, 3pm, Allianz ParkBilly Vunipola is not yet fully fit so Ben Earl plays No 8 for the champions

Owen Farrell captains the side as Brad Barritt is injured. Ben Te'o finally plays for Worcester for only the second time in the league this season, after a four-week break

: win   HARLEQUINS v WASPS Saturday, 4pm, TwickenhamLIVE BT 2 from 3.30 Marcus Smith and Danny Care start for Harlequins - the scrum-half after a three-week rest

More than 79,000 will be at Twickenham where Francis Saili comes in at inside centre

Thomas Young plays his 100th match for Wasps on the openside flank, as Lima Sopoaga returns to fly-half

: win   BATH v LEICESTER Sunday, 3pm, The Rec LIVE BT 1 from 2.30pm Matt Garvey comes in to co-captain with Will Chudley - and the former plays second row with Elliott Stooke

Rhys Priestland is back among the replacements as Freddie Burns starts.Leicester bring in 22-year-old hooker Jake Kerr, who did well off the bench last week

George Ford captains again.: Away win   BRISTOL v NEWCASTLE Sunday, 3pm, Ashton GateJordan Crane comes into the Bristol back row as one of three changes, with Tom Pincus and Dan Thomas also in

Newcastle have Will Welch back from injury - the captain spent three months out with an ankle blow

Michael Young, Adam Radwan and Sami Mavinga all play for the Falcons too.: win