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Youtube daily report Sep 14 2017

With an estimated net worth of 4 Million dollars, it's no wonder, Jake Paul has now earned

the coveted diamond play button from YouTube, is the leader and creator of Team 10, and

earns roughly $36,000 everyday bro..

Don't you feel poor as fuck?

With that being said, welcome to the Real Net worth.

Where we explore your favorite celebrities, businesses, properties, and all other assets

in between, so let's begin and take a closer look at, Jake Paul's Real Net Worth.

First off, who is Jake Paul?

Born on January 17th, 1997 in Cleveland Ohio, to Greg Paul and Pam Stepnick.

Jake grew up in Westlake Ohio with his older brother Logan Paul who Jake has been competing

with throughout his life, in athletics, and popularity on Vine.

And in 2013, he amassed over 5.3 million followers and over 2 billion plays on Vine, until it

all came crashing down when Vine went belly up.

With the following that Paul created, he was able to turn his popularity over to YouTube,

and let's just say, he is killing the game.

His main channel, which he mainly vlogs, monthly averages half a billion video views, and over

1 million new subscribers.

This 20 year old, has single handedly taken over the most popular video platform on the

planet, and other channel creators are pissed.

With some outlandish stunts, channels like H3H3 and Pewdiepie have criticized Jake Paul

for being irresponsible since his fan base are mostly comprised of young teens.

On July 22, 2017, Jake and Disney's Bizzardvark, a Disney Channel show, mutually agreed to

cut ties, which caused Jake to focus more on his personal brand and YouTube channel,

which means he's going to blow up harder than ever, i mean he did just win 2 teen choice

awards, I think I just heard Ethan Klein, shit his pants.

So where does this mega social media star call home?

Jake lives in The Beverly Grove neighborhood in Los Angeles, in a house that reportedly

costs him $17,000 per month in rent.

His home houses Team 10, where they collaborate on video creations for their individual youtube

channels, and in July of 2017, his neighbors met with city council officials and police

to discuss filing a class action lawsuit against Jake and Team 10 for public nuisance.

While Jake was interviewed by a local LA news station regarding the nuisance, Jake and his

disorderly Team 10 homies, climbed the news van and clowned the shoes worn by the KTLA

news reporter.

*INSERT WHAT ARE THOSE CLIP*

So what Whips does the Jake Paulers chase Jake in, when he's riding around the streets

of Melrose?

Recently purchasing a Tesla Model X 75D costing Jake $85,000 dollars.

Although this might have been a brand deal meaning Jake is getting hooked up with free

tesla's..And with the model X self driving capabilities, Jake can now Vlog and drive.

Kids, please don't try this in your piece of shit Honda Civic.

what other type of businesses is this multi millionaire involved in?

In January of 2017, Jake launched Team 10 with a 1 Million dollar investment from various

venture capital groups, which is intended to create Influencer marketing management

and a creative agency.

He recently dipped into the music world when he created the song "It's Everyday Bro"

featuring Team 10, and "Jerika" with Erika Costell both non album singles released on

his YouTube Channel....

And oh yea, he sells his merch online and it's selling like a God Church.

If you enjoyed this video make sure to drop us a like, and If there's someone you'd

like us to cover next, let us know in the comment section below, because money isn't

everything, it's the only thing, so check out another one of our videos, and then go

out n get that money, because your self-worth is your net worth.

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Hon. Paul Keating - Duration: 12:12.

The native title act is anchored on one particularly important concept

and that is truth. The truth that this was a land of people, that this was a

country with a very ancient society and that that society lived in a customary

and traditional way and in the same that society people had title to their

land. The assumption was always legally in Australia that because the notion of

terra nullius the land of no one, there could have therefore been no title and

therefore had no hereditary basis for owning land. What the Mabo took the

importance of the Mabo judgment was that it turned over the concept of Terra Nullius

it embraced the truth and in embracing the truth it said that this would be

- and this is the important thing - that an ancient title had survived the act of sovereignty that the

act of sovereign had not extinguished what had formerly been a set of

traditional titles and that it was possible in the event that the land

which had not been subject to grants of interest by land manager in the states

that should not notionally belong to the crown or certainly not extinguished in

any way by freehold title, could be contested by Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander

people as theirs providing they could make the

the case that they maintained a traditional way of life and had a customary

association with the land. The question then was what was the title, how would

you get it and who is entitled to have it. The greatest threat of course was the

states - they wanted to extinguish the lot That's what I had, to after the

High Court decision and once I'd made clear to the states that I was intending to to

legislate a basis for the both protection and the granting of native

title that the states then more or less ganged up on me particularly West

Australia and Queensland with the aim of extinguishing the title which Western

Australia of course tried and the High Court held it invalid so I had a race against

time and as a consequence it took 18 months from the time of the High Court

decision was handed down to the assent of the bill going through the house

representatives after a year of consultation with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

community so it was a it was very great advance I thought for

reconciliation in Australia because we were dealing with the original colonial

grievance the dispossession and we would do it in a way which was superior to a parliament of

Australia giving notional land rights to legislate land rights whereas what a

High Court had held that when tested if a group a traditional group of people

could establish their customary tradition in association to land they

could make a claim on the land and it could be theirs as it was always theirs

rather than gifted by the parliament or notionally gifted parliament which was land it was

really never to Parliament's right to give in first place.

But importantly the Act was established in consultation with the

Aboriginal community and Torres Strait Islander community in Australia it wasn't that

wasn't that wasn't a creation of the Keating government cabinet but the

creation of that cabinet, a subcommittee of that cabinet, with the Aboriginal

representatives and because as we know there's no Aboriginal parliament

there's no one group vested with authority at the time of course we had

Lowitja O'Donoghue the chair of

ATSIC and she brought together the various land councils and that group

colloquially known as the "A Team", negotiated provisions but we started with a clean

piece of paper and it was a massive piece of property and cultural law that

had to work with land management in Australia and also to confirm titles

that formerly had been issued without without knowledge but never the less

formerly been issued in a sense illegally once it became known that a native title

had survived. So given the kind of racism around the country and and the

propensity of premiers to sort of look after their economic interests it was it

was a great pressure on the federal parliamentary Labor Party and subsequently

the Senate to get this passed and I think that it was

the last really important thing done in a big way for the Aboriginal community

and the first and last use of the power came with the 1967

referendum

I think when when the Aboriginal community woke up to the fact I'm not

going to do what everyone have always done to them

-dud them - when they woke up to the

fact I was intending to come with a legislative solution that I would get the

government on a legislative solution I think that was when that that dawning

came... You may know in the early stages there was a lot of criticism of me and

the government by Aboriginal groups

"There's no virtue in dropping ten or

twelve point plans and then when not every point is adopted you say that's because

the system is rotten and the system is biased and racist what you have to do is

learn to negotiate. There are some things other people want out of native title that you don't

care about you don't necessarily care about. There are things you want but they don't

necessarily care about or not deeply and so it may be possible if we negotiate a

set of arrangements..." I think once I once I knew that I was

not going to drop them and then that dawning came not withstanding the long grind,

legal grind that followed... That was probably the best moment for me.

I think what I hope was going to be the benefit and I

still hope this today, is in the end, Aboriginal people manage land and share its value and in

fact reap its value, whether that's that is simply a social benefit or it is a

material benefit say in agriculture or a monetary benefit say in mining these

communities whole the whole uplift of ownership and the fact that

they have a right to negotiate about grants of interests over this land and

and can benefit from the proceeds of that, I've always hoped it'd lift Aboriginal

communities up, particularly kids who do get an education, then might end up in

University and might might end up in a business and gradually as a community

people tend to rise when they are empowered and and more than that when

they have some funding so this may take a long period of time the granting of of

tribunal decisions has been slow and expensive partly because of this of

certain Federal Court and High Court's insistence on proof of continuity. You

may be familiar with the Yorta Yorta case in Victoria where where the trial judge was

insisting upon evidentiary continuities for a society that'd never had

any written history and where oral histories were discounted. And as a

consequence I believe that the onus of proof should be reversed in these cases

where it can be reasonably established an Aboriginal group have a long association

with a particular region or landscape that it should be for for other people

to determine that this is not the case you know rather than the other way

around this would speed up the cases and see even more territory

returned to that to its rightful place with their traditional

owners but already a substantial part of the continent, 32% of the continent

belongs to the traditional homers and simply simply by case law

notwithstanding the recalcitrance of the High Courts, of subsequent courts of the High Court, we'll probably see that grow.

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I'M VLOGGING AGAIN - Duration: 6:36.

Hi guys, so

Today I started to fly again today because I have an overnight trip with my class today

And if you don't know what an overnight trip is it's basically

You're gonna filter

Except you sleep there now I go into the machine

It's like more like going to like the Great Wall of China and sleeping like a guest houses here, right?

That's what I did last year

But this year, it's different

We're going to the

I'm not sure. I'm I feel we're going to sear. I don't know what the place. It's called bow going

Magical to this place where they're gonna be like high ropes of course it's like high security

They're like gonna be like I work with obstacles and stuff which is gonna be really fun

I have done that before when I used to live in Africa in Mali and

It was really fun idea with my friend, and it was actually funny

And I was just like no no, but I did it anyway

Like I put my clothes on this be out of the day. It's very like

Basic outfit I know that I'll be like

Close so guys I heading

That's that there's a mirror now we I need to

So you don't care about the money

Well, yes, it's true, and I'm selective deep fulfilling my destiny all material things can be left to me only

It's a Sarah be simple with it so fast

My check on the levels right in it good

Then I'll be here for several nights

because the only thing I need this is done supporting teens the most important thing that he'll support my

No matter what I do I know with me

No

Difficulties and take life slow, and if I ever said you know what always show up

It's still the same only even even if I blow up

Just finished eating dinner and we have to wait a bit of time before I go to this conference room to just play games

And then

Just keep every camper and I will be preparing for bed showering all that stuff

Will be closing up if you like maybe L. Don't forget subscribe

Don't forget to comment down below if you want more hugs like this tomorrow

There be a bit more of a like this

She doesn't - like behind me, just try to sing in this chat

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4 reasons watching Supergirl - Duration: 4:36.

welcome back to my channel English subtitles may be provided because I

speak English only this time because I don't wanna add English subtitle and I

hope you understand it so last time we've finished Wynonna Earp and I

have promised that we are going to watch some scenes from Supergirl season 2

since there are still four weeks to go before

Supergirl season 3 return in between I'm going to do some Supergirl rewatch

and also talk about why I like Sanvers today is the first video I am going to

talk about why I like Supergirl that much first of all I know that a lot of

people said CW Supergirl may be a little bit queer bait show which I'm not not

agree well but there's limited homosexual Canon couples I think I would

just take the bait that's said. if I have to rank Supergirl I would just say

the story's okay it's just a normal hero show so the first thing I like is

that in season 2 they gave us Sanvers not just Sanvers but a very good come

out scene and I would talk about this part later in another video about the

whole backstory of Alex second one is about sister bonding same

as well Wynonna Earp I like this sister bonding a lot

sometimes they get jealous sometimes they argue at the end of the day they

trust each other they protect each other they worried about each other

Alex is actually a very tough woman which we are agree that I'm sure but

every time maybe she is not sure about something the first one she found is her

sister Kara they stand for each other that's how you do with your BFF right

you know that they are always there waiting for you

the third thing is that message a lots of hero movies that I like is about how

you accept the difference I think it's kind of related to our sexuality because

we sometimes feel like we the minorities ah just like aliens in National City

they're the minority they think that they are not belong to the city even

though you're the minority you still have your rights you still an important

one that's another important message that Supergirl brings us and the last

one it's just because I generally like superhero movie you cannot imagine how

much I love them obviously I watch all the Marvel movies I like Avengers I like

Iron Man I watch cap American I like Black Widow I mean who doesn't like

Scarlett she's so hot and I I just watched them a lot Wonder Woman Batman

Superman like agent Carter Jessica Jones arrows agent of shield

legend of tomorrow

why not because I like them

so that's it that's the four reasons why I like Supergirl and maybe you can tell me

about why you like Supergirl as well if you like my videos give me a thumbs up

and subscribe and I will see you soon bye

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Hi I'm Andrew from Diesel Care, today I want to show you just how much trust I

have in the filter systems that we put our Diesel Care auxiliary fuel

filter kits. Now you're going to think I'm insane doing this and maybe I am but

I really want to prove a point here so this demonstration has a nice clean jar

of diesel here and we have a pipe here which leads directly into the fuel

system of this vehicle, but bypassing the factory filter this time we're going

just into the secondary five micron filter. Before I do that I'm going to

contaminate it with this muddy dirty water so here we go we're going to tip

this straight in here. Now I'm going to start the vehicle and draw it straight

into the vehicle.

Okay I've just removed the auxiliary filter out of this vehicle but most of

it's in the bottom in the bowl but there's a fair bit of it caught up in

here as well. So, I'll change this filter and get the car going again.

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TAKE ACTION - The Only Thing You Need To Know - Duration: 13:28.

Do you have trouble staying motivated and taking the actions you know you have

to take in order to reach your goals?? I have. I've been there and it's not a good

situation it's tough you know what you have to do but you just don't follow

through you just don't have that spark to move you forward the good news is

this video is going to give you the only thing you need to know to take action so

stick around

there is so much talk these days about hustle staying motivated toughening up

and taking action and I'm no stranger to that if you've watched any of my videos

that is the underlying message of a lot of them even just two weeks ago I did a

video titled what separates the men from the boys and it spoke specifically about

taking action check it out highly recommend watching it I'll leave

a link to it in the description of this video and in that video I shared a few

things I want to cover today specifically I shared a story about

Jerry Seinfeld the famous comedian when he was starting out as a comedian in his

earliest days when it wasn't going that well for him he wasn't taking it very

seriously he wasn't really getting traction wasn't that committed to it

wasn't taking the action he knew he should be taking and he was eating at a

restaurant in New York City when he noticed across the street some

construction workers finishing their break and going back to work and he had

this moment where he said to himself those construction workers are not

wanting to go back to work but they're grabbing their stuff and going back

anyways and in that moment he said to himself I need to be able to have that

same type of drive and commitment with my comedy even when I don't feel like it

even when I'm tired I'd rather do other things I'm not feeling that motivated I

just pick myself up and sit down and focus on my comedy focus on crafting new

jokes or new material so sharing that story which was inspirational to me and

I was hoping for you if you saw it was inspirational for you as well I realize

it's not enough I realized when push comes to shove in those hard moments

it's not enough to just say to yourself I know I need to take action right now I

know I need to just grit my teeth and push through this you can't sustain

continuous effort off that alone sometimes that's required sometimes you

need to dig deep and just grind through I'm a big I'm a big proponent of that

you've seen my other videos but I want to rectify things here today because I

feel like I shortchanged you to a degree and I want to clear things once and for

all and you the true trigger of all action and

if you can harness this and put this to use to your advantage there's not going

to be many situations where you're going to let a lack of motivation or a lack of

feeling like it overtake your desire to take action and get what you want to get

I can tell you all day to toughen up and act when you don't feel like it but

without addressing the true trigger it can fall flat it can be ineffective so

I'm going to give you this technique in just a few moments I'm gonna give you

the only thing you need to know about taking action but first I'd like to give

you another quick hypothetical story to just solidify the point I'm trying to

make here just imagine for a moment someone maybe someone in your own life

that you know maybe you yourself have disregarded your health for your entire

life up until this point you haven't eaten healthy you have an

exercise you've smoked your perhaps overweight or someone you know and they

get to a point where cardiovascular disease is a very real thing

perhaps they get hit with a heart attack and a stroke and they go and visit the

doctor and the doctor says to them listen you got to make some changes in

your life or you're not gonna have much life left and that person makes a

radical change they start exercising they start taking their health seriously

I mean perhaps you've heard this story on some level in some degree I know

there's people in my life I've watched this happen to but what actually

happened there why was it that their entire life they put off health they put

off their well-being but they got to that point in their life where

everything flipped everything turned around in an instant and they were a new

person they took their health very seriously

they had a complete 180 what was it what happened one word PAIN now what do I

mean by that if you're familiar with neuro-linguistic

programming or Freudian psychoanalysis or something called the pain-pleasure

principle and what it states is that all of our behavior is dictated by the

desire for pleasure or the avoidance of pain think about this in your own life

every behavior you have every action you take if you drill it down on the most on

the deepest fundamental level it's the avoidance it's motivated by the

avoidance of pain or the acquisition or seeking of pleasure however that is not

all the avoidance of pain is a much stronger motivator than the desire for

pleasure so there's this whole movements with this secret law of attraction

visualization visualize your success and I'm not completely averse to that I'm

not completely against those things they have a place in our lives they play a

role however there's not enough talk about thinking negatively thinking of

worst case scenario if you're not taking action if you have trouble staying

motivated consistently in taking consistent actions that you know you

need to take visualizing what you want is not the answer positive thinking is

not the answer what you need to start doing is start focusing on the pain of

not taking action and magnifying that pain of not taking action imagining it

in detail going deep into that a deep visualization exercise not for what you

want not for what you're after but what you want to avoid so like the story of

the person who radically transforms our health within an instant they had a

realization that I don't want to die soon I want to live more life so now I'm

going to fix these things it's unfortunate that it took the person that

long to do that but that is what happened with in that instance

anyone who radically makes a radical transformation in their life there's

some trigger maybe it's a near-death experience

maybe they realize they almost died or they face death and their life

transforms they're a new person after that they have faced death and they

realize how precious life is and they want to make the most of it and it's

that pain that's driving them that avoidance of that pain the strongest

motivator is pain so how do you dive into this and make this work in your

life suppose you've set a goal you're not

taking action towards it you've been visualizing the goal you're like I want

this thing it's just not enough to motivate you start making start by

writing down a list of all the negatives of not achieving that thing if you do

not achieve that thing what's gonna happen that you want to avoid you're

gonna be a failure you're gonna be embarrassed you're not gonna be

successful you're gonna be broke you're not going to be healthy you're gonna be

a slob and like low energy overweight make a list of all the things and focus

on each one of those things going too deep detail of visualizing what that

looks like if I don't stay consistent with the gym I'm gonna be low-energy and

I'm gonna be overweight I'm not gonna feel good about myself I'm gonna have

low confidence low self-esteem and feel that fully embody that and keep that as

a constant reminder there's other ways you can magnify the pain and make it

stronger getting an accountability partner someone you are accountable

towards like I shared two weeks ago in the video as well this friend of mine

who's going to the gym it needed some help and needed some some motivation so

him and I became accountability partners he called that he called that one

morning and said I or he texted me that one morning and said I'm not gonna make

it today I said you better get down there man you better get your ass down

to that gym and that sunk in for him and he got up out of bed and got down to the

gym at 6:30 in the morning that pain of letting me down that pain of me thinking

of him as weak willed and soft was enough to trigger it if I wasn't

there if it was just him and himself oh no one's gonna know I can just let this

slide his accountability to to me was the pain point you can take this a step

further you can get monetary value involved with this you can make set

goals and have an accountability partner I've never done this myself I know

others that have where if you slip up or fail you owe that person money or you

have to donate that money a few hundred dollars a thousand dollars whatever

whatever makes it painful enough that fear of loss of that fear of having to

pay a thousand bucks because you failed on a goal or didn't meet your commitment

is a powerful motivator avoiding that pain is the motivation so play with this

use this principle to your advantage magnify the pain make it stronger add

these components accountability partners money get money involved with it it

create that pain as much as possible as much as you need for me coming to work

here I love coming into work I love coming into this office you don't feel

like it every day that's life but I don't want to let my team down I don't

want to let my people down here I want to set the example that's painful that

that is a painful enough for me to trigger that I mean when I was rock

bottom when I was 100k in debt $100,000 in debt depressed low self-esteem no

confidence that was the darkest time of my life and wallowing not and

experiencing that eventually as painful as it was became so painful that you

know I just resorted to desperate measures like desperation desperation is

often you know there's negative connotation associated with it but being

desperate being in a desperate situation in your life that can evoke tremendous

effort we all know what we have to do guys there's no mystery there it's about

whether we could follow through it's about whether we can execute there's

always a next step for you even if you're at the darkest place in your life

and feel like there's nowhere to turn

there's always a next action you can take to help you get out of that to help

you move towards the life that you want

and we often create too much pain for taking action oh that's not going to

work out oh what's the use oh I have to step out of my comfort zone

to do that create more pain for not taking action and taking action becomes

the default becomes the default you don't throw out visualization and

positive thinking and moving towards what you want to move towards but don't

make that the only thing visualize success create a clear picture of what

it looks like and then magnify the pain of not moving towards that that is the

formula and if you still don't believe me if you believe that you are the most

unmotivated most unreliable person that cannot follow through that cannot get

motivated I guarantee I could get you motivated real fast if I took your head

and I held it underwater what would happen you get motivated real quick and

why is that the pain of drowning the pain of death the uncomfort of that

thought that feeling you would get motivated real fast now imagine you have

that same type of intensity in your own life facing your own small-time BS about

not taking action. about not being motivated. make inaction hurt. magnify

the feeling of discomfort the idea of not taking action with the same

intensity of drowning with your life dependent on it and you've just given

yourself the cure for inaction and lack of motivation. stay strong guys

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The Crunchiest Banh Mi (Vietnamese sandwich) Ever? - Duration: 5:34.

Hello everyone today, we're gonna have something really delicious you guys guess what it is

It is Banh Mi

Vietnamese Sandwich

sandwich it's Vietnamese sandwich

Love it, but I'm quite thirsty, so let's taste the ice tea first

Well this ice tea is so sweet, but and a little bit sour from the lemon

I think it's gonna go really well with Banh Mi. Let's try some of the Banh Mi

Hope is not gonna drop

It's so big

Hmm

Wow I didn't get much of the feeling inside so I'm gonna have another bite

Wow

Well

It's pretty fun to eat Banh Mi because the more you you dig in

yeah, you can have you will discover a

lot of flavor in there Wow

Well in a second bite. I got some pork skin

Krispies pork skin Wow this wonderful so crunchy

Let's go for another bite

Previous I'm gonna get we're gonna get everything

Wow I

Drop a lot, huh

I got breadcrumbs and I'm filming on my bed, so I think I'm gonna clean up

later

This guy is amazing. I'm not joking wow

it's one of the most delicious food I've had in my life, but

The good thing is it's so delicious, but the bad thing is

Yeah, the crumbs the vegetables

It drops all over my table

Oh

Wow

Well I love that pork skin but

In Vietnam I usually have this with like

just

not roasted pork, but sometimes fried eggs or

Some slices of meat

and

sometimes spring rolls or barbeque and

in Vietnam (sellers) they don't give you too much pork, but this is a lot because I made it so I

Gave it a lot of pork

in Vietnam

the seller balanced the amounts of vegetables and pork and egg and protein

Yeah, and Banh Mi is easy to eat, and it used to take away so like everyone in Vietnam

They have Banh Mi every day mostly every day yes

because

It's affordable a lot of nutritions a lot of vitamins everything is in here protein from a meat

vitamin from the vegetables and

and

Bread yeah

so delicious

Wow

This is a big Banh mi

Vietnamese sandwich I

Don't think Banh Mi and lemon ice tea will go so great together

Because usually in Vietnam when I have to Banh Mi, I just have on its own

But in Australia, here have some lemon iced tea

Mmm

But that insane amount of filling

Well

This Banh Mi is absolutely amazing

Thank you guys for watching this episode of food review, and I'll see you guys in next videos. Have a great day. Bye. Bye

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