[00:03] trades and higher timeframes, close your eyes and ears.  Today I will show you a strategy eyes and ears.  Today I will show you a strategy where the trade lasts only 1 minute, only 60 seconds per trade.  This strategy is simple and powerful.  If you understand and
[00:19] see the decisive and turning points on the chart, then you can easily repeat everything.  Today I'll show you a detailed guide on how to select coins before exiting a position.   It's all based on my system of decisive places.  I'll show you real deals and how
[00:34] places.  I'll show you real deals and how it works.  Let's get started.   The jump into every candle.  The point is to wait for the really
[00:49] decisive places.  They are the ones that provide the entry point.  Decisive places are where people take their actions, open new orders, exit on stops, where their pending orders are triggered, where their limit orders are triggered, where their
[01:04] market orders are triggered, all these are decisive places.  If you learn to find these places, then making money with them becomes much easier.  And the decisive places for us are levels, slopes, cascades, trades,
[01:20] densities and accumulation zones.  In places like these, we always have people doing something .  And when we approach certain boundaries, people already start doing something.  And it is precisely by knowing these boundaries, where people take their
[01:35] actions, that we can already understand how we should act, what we should do to earn money.  Let's look at an example of a transaction with the Vine coin.  And what do we see here?  The first thing we do is select the coins.  This coin has a 56% increase.  She was
[01:50] pumped.  She is at the top and has a large number of transactions.  2.5 million number of transactions.  This is 2 times more than the value we need, because we select from 1 million transactions in 24 hours.  And looking at these
[02:06] indicators, we understand that the coin is truly active.  And this coin can be used for trading because it is traded by a large number of people, and people perform certain actions, perform them in decisive places.  And
[02:21] after this video we will find out what these decisive places are.  Now I will tell you everything, and already entering these decisive places, we will enter and earn money.  Therefore , the first thing you need to start with is searching for active coins.  The Dgazh screener will help us with this
[02:36] .  Here we go to the workspace settings, enable the active coins formation, and check the box.  And also, in order for check the box.  And also, in order for
[02:50] Graph tab.  And here in the horizontal levels we set the values ​​that I have set so that the screener automatically finds the horizontal levels that we will be hunting for.  We also enable automatic
[03:05] slope search and automatic density search.  Then we go to the Indicators tab and enable technical data so that we are shown the values ​​we need and we understand that the coin is indeed active.  As a result, we
[03:18] get a fully configured workspace, where the screener itself marked active coins for us, showed which coins we can use for trading, and also automatically marked all horizontal levels: slopes,
[03:32] densities.  and showed technical data so that we could understand that the coins were indeed active and that they actually had the formations we needed .  I'll leave a link to the screenerdegas in the description below the video.  The next thing
[03:45] we pay attention to is the graphic formation.  And here I ask you to pay close attention to what we had on the coin before, its history, how it had already circulated before.  Here on the coin, after it was pumped, it
[03:59] made two clear levels, two clear touches.  in one place.  This means that touches.  in one place.  This means that people put their stops behind these levels, and stops are market liquidity.  After the stops are triggered, we already have
[04:12] good movement.  And the coin created these levels, created a formation.  And after crossing the stops, people worked, and the coin gave a good impulse movement. In 1 minute a big huge candle. Understanding this, how the coin moves,
[04:28] how people behave on such a coin, we can already understand what to expect from this coin when similar formations arise.  Now let's look at
[04:40] what formation we have now in real time.  After the stops worked for everyone, after the stick happened, the coin rolled back, and stood in the trading accumulation of strength.  And trading and levels are precisely the
[04:54] decisive places that we use for trading.  The footsteps of people are hidden behind these places.  And here we have a cascade in the formation.  The coin is in accumulation.  And understanding this, where people’s stops will work, we enter
[05:09] this place and earn money.  Now I'll show you how to find such formations more often.  Our entry point is at the moment the stops are triggered, that is, the intersection of the first traded level. We have a stop either on a glass stop at a slowdown, or a
[05:25] graphical stop for the candle that started the movement, or for a retest, for some high, but only if we allow the relationship in the transaction.  And we have take profits in the glass when the price slows down, or limit orders before the place
[05:41] that is resistance for us, such as density, or before crossing the final levels. We select all of this based on the ratio in the transaction, on its technical data, on the history of the coin, how it has
[05:55] behaved before, and we already understand how and what we need to do.  Give a like if you've seen such formations on the chart. Now I'll show you how to do this more often. This strategy is graphical, meaning we are initially looking for a graphical
[06:10] formation.  In order for the deal to be processed very quickly in 1 minute, we must have an impulse.  And our impulse will come from the dense accumulation of people's feet.  Here we had a cascade like this, plus an
[06:23] accumulation zone.  As a result, we crossed it, the stops worked, and the impulse occurred.  In this strategy you can’t trade everything .  Whatever comes to hand, you go there .  No, for a one-minute strategy we must filter everything correctly
[06:37] so that we end up with the movement we need.  Here it's only 1 minute.  And such rapid movements occur precisely due to the accumulation of stops, which are hidden behind liquidity zones, behind decisive places.
[06:53] Now let me show you how this happens in a glass.  The graph shows us the outer shell, and the glass shows us the inner shell in more detail.  Here we have a glass.  And here we need to choose the right entry point.  It is also correct
[07:08] to fixate.  To do this, we look at what is happening with the order book, what liquidity is in it, what volumes we will enter the transaction with, and whether we have any resistance points.  We put all this together and understand how to do it
[07:23] correctly and what we need to do.  I planned to enter this deal with planned to enter this deal with for this glass, so I had to enter here as carefully as possible.
[07:36] Therefore, in order to avoid being squeezed, so that I could enter at favorable prices, I waited until we rolled back a little from this level, so that I could enter, push the price, and then the stops would start to work.  And now we have a
[07:50] minute transition.  I see that we have rolled back a little.  And this is exactly where my entry point will be.   The plan is that I enter and buy a glass before the nearest stops are triggered.  The brakes are working, and when braking I
[08:04] will exit here.  Minute transition. They rolled it back a little.  I'll click now. Bam.  We are buying.  They slowed down.  I'm fixing the position.  What a quick deal.  It’s generally 2-3 seconds and that’s it.  And let's see in slow motion what it
[08:19] looked like.  I came in, we cross. There is an impulse due to those stops.  I see that the movement is large, the stops have all been triggered, and I quickly exit the position by pressing the hotkey: "Close at market price." And to be successful in such transactions,
[08:34] we must calculate everything in advance, how and what we will do. Pam clicked, bam entered, stops were triggered, you see it all . And they should be triggered. You understand that we have momentum, since the order book is not very liquid, then a
[08:49] good one will happen, because the coin is active, there are a lot of stops, people are trading a lot, so you wait for a stick, the stick is triggered quickly, and you close everything on this stick . As a result, I managed to earn plus $4,700 from this transaction. A
[09:03] fast impulse movement. Bam-bam, a few seconds, and you have a greenback. The main thing in such movements is to be on time . And also note that as soon as I entered, the coin immediately went long. This means the entry point is as
[09:17] correct as possible, because I  I entered, we reached the nearest stops, the stops were triggered, and the move began. Also, pay attention to the exit point. I locked in my position. All the stops were triggered. No one was interested in pulling the coin
[09:31] long anymore. And people started selling. As a result, a short move began. My entry point immediately drew me a green light. My exit point, I took the maximum movement, and the coin rolled in. This is what is called doing everything correctly in decisive places. As
[09:47] a result, I managed to take + 2.5% of the move from this trade and earn plus $4,700. All the formations that I trade, I post them in the Belly Team.
[09:59] If you want to receive ready-made formations for trading with already marked scenarios: training materials, a friendly team, trading tournaments with good prizes, full training in the strategy of decisive places, answers to all your
[10:15] questions and 24/7 support, then join our Belly Team. Let's pull the green light together. Want to enter precisely at the minute impulse? First, wait for a minute impulse? First, wait for a good formation. I'm for  I'm keeping an eye on you.
[10:30] Only clear patterns work on the minute . There's no time to analyze; it might go well, or it's more likely to break through. One-minute scalping requires specific conditions. A clear liquidity zone, after
[10:45] crossing which we trigger stops, which creates momentum, a rapid movement on which we profit. So here's the question: is there any way we can know in advance that a pattern will work well
[11:01] ? Are there any prerequisites for this, so we can understand, "This is a for this, so we can understand, "This is a sure thing, this is definitely where I'll enter, and everything will go swimmingly, just the way I need it?" And, fortunately, we have such an opportunity
[11:16] . For this, it's important to look at the coin's history, what it's done in general, because the coin's history shows us which major participants are trading the coin, how and what they are doing. Maybe someone is adding to a position,
[11:32] maybe someone is pushing the price in the order book, maybe someone is buying, maybe someone is doing the opposite.  sells out, exits the position. And the coin's history also shows us how people behave. What are they doing with this coin?
[11:47] Maybe they're buying back from some zones? Maybe they're selling somewhere? Maybe they're placing stops in some places. And already looking at the coin's history, places. And already looking at the coin's history, we understand, "Aha, interesting.
[12:01] we understand, "Aha, interesting. Interesting. People behave like this with this coin ." And based on this, we can already understand how we can make money with this coin. Let's look at the Rari coin, its
[12:16] history, how it moves. Here we see that it creates slopes, and when the first traded level of the slope is crossed, stops are triggered level of the slope is crossed, stops are triggered , and we have a good
[12:32] , and we have a good long market move. Aha. Here we understand that formations are being created on this coin , that we have a slope. And as soon as we cross the first level of the slope , we have movements. So, it's
[12:47] clear that we can make money on this. And when the make money on this. And when the next one occurs  We enter a similar formation and take our greenback, because there's
[13:02] a pattern on the coin that works in a certain way. In this case, we have a slope. After the intersection, there's momentum, a good long move. So, if we have the same formation, a slope, we
[13:16] enter it and take advantage of the momentum . And the coin's history shows us which formations work well for us, where we need to enter a trade, where we need to exit, what kind of movement to expect.
[13:29] This also works for shorts. Pay attention to the coin GPS. Here, the coin is doing the same thing . It creates sloping levels, accumulates strength, and after crossing accumulates strength, and after crossing the first traded level, it gives a
[13:44] good momentum move. Bam, one minute. You've taken a good profit. The most important thing in one-minute trading is where exactly to press the button. Split seconds decide everything here. That's why we pay attention to the coin's history in advance,
[14:00] how it moves. And history shows us that formations are created in the form of sloping levels. Entry points where we have  The intersection of the first fully traded level at the intersection of the slope. Our exit points are
[14:15] located on the impulse, on the first candle, at the moment when the price begins to slow down. And it turns out that we know all the data we need for the strategy. It's clear that when the same formation occurs, we
[14:30] work it out in the same format and capture the same movements that we had before. And here we'll count how many formations there are. One. Slope 2. There were five formations. We could have taken easy profits five times using the same
[14:46] pattern, simply by waiting for similar formations, because the coin has a certain pattern, and the coin plays this pattern very well , so we, of course, can participate in this and take
[14:58] the profit for ourselves. And here's how to do it correctly . We received a notification in the screener that the active coin moved a large number of percent in a day, or formed some kind of formation, or money began to flow into the coin. And
[15:12] we understand that, aha, for  This coin needs to be monitored. To do this, we enable notifications in the screener. I have the following notifications set up. This is for finding density. You can copy my settings and set
[15:27] the same values ​​for finding good density and large liquidity accumulations within the order book. Next, I have a structure notification. This sends me movements where the coin has grown by 10% in an hour. And I
[15:41] understand that "Aha, the coin is already at its peak, and it's possible to take advantage of the highs there, since the coin has already shown a certain pattern." The next notification I have is specifically set for fast movements, for
[15:54] knives, for impulses. If the screener sees that the coin has experienced an impulse, is is starting to generate a lot of impulses, then I receive this notification, and I understand that "Aha, the coin has been moving in an impulse pattern historically." This coin can be
[16:10] traded using impulses, specifically short movements in the context of a one-minute strategy. My next notification is about listings. It shows me new coin listings when they
[16:22] appear on the exchange. I understand that, "Aha, the coin has appeared on the exchange." This means it's become active and should be monitored. My next notification is for volume spikes. Here, my screener sends me those coins that are
[16:38] starting to pump money, when a major player enters the coin and starts pumping in their volume. And I see notifications like these, about these coins. I understand that, "Aha!" the coin is starting to become interesting to other people. And
[16:54] if I see that the value of this coin starts to grow five times higher than the average, then that's a warning sign that, " Aha, I need to keep an eye on this coin. Something interesting is about to happen." And in this regard, the screener is very helpful
[17:09] in finding a truly high-quality coin for trading, the best formation where we can make money. I'll leave a link to screenerdegas in the description under the video. And here, the screener sent me a notification that  The coin rose, and
[17:22] volumes entered it. I saw a pattern in this coin: it creates slopes, and after crossing the slope, an impulse movement occurs. I got it. Aha, there is a certain pattern in the coin.
[17:36] And since I know the coin is active, a lot of people are trading it, there is a certain pattern. I see here that the entry point is at the intersection of the slope, and my take profits are at the first impulse, so everything here is perfectly
[17:49] clear to me. And so I enter this trade and take the greenback. Now we have a slope again. The entry point is at the intersection of the slope, and the take profits are at the slowdown on the impulse. As a result, I managed to take +2.2% and earn
[18:05] plus $1,150. Just 1 minute brought me a good profit. And then it seems that all this looks easy. But in reality, so much had to be done to take a good profit in that minute . It's like a
[18:22] hunter stalking prey, waiting for the right moment, adjusting  the best conditions for him to take the greenback, take his profit. And here we also watch, wait, analyze, hop-hop, we've calculated, figured out what to
[18:37] do. And then, when a good formation appears, we enter, bam-bam, we've taken the profits, we've got a big belly, we're enjoying ourselves, and it's no use. A one-minute strategy of an unreasonable stop is equal to an instant dump. Here, everything happens
[18:53] very quickly, and therefore it's also important to determine the stop, where we will fix our loss if the movement doesn't go our way. And let's look at this trade on the Red coin. Here, according to the technical data, everything was super.
[19:07] The coin is really active, but let's look at the trend. We have a short trend, the coin is falling, and here I go long. And what does this mean? That I'm not entering with the force of the people, but I'm entering against the people. Against force. Yes, there
[19:23] was such a slope here, but the slope is very vertical. It shows that  That we have a short trend. Plus, before that, the coin was falling, falling, falling. Here, essentially, the correct entry point is at the intersection of the
[19:36] first fully traded level at the intersection of the slope. And here I entered, the coin even gave some momentum, a small movement, but then it rolled in and gave me a huge blow. And here, if I hadn't had a stop,
[19:49] I would have simply closed a very, very large loss of five percent. Therefore, stops are essential. Our stops are either, as in this case, behind the structural point, and the structural point here was the trade itself, that
[20:05] is, the end of the trade. After breaking beyond the short boundaries, my stop was triggered because the stop shows where the formation ceases to be relevant. And note that I exited, and immediately after that, the impulse went short. In other
[20:18] words, if I hadn't exited, I would have simply been dragged down by many percent. Therefore, stops are very important. And our stop can also be either graphical, as in this case.  Why is it even a graphical stop in this case? Because
[20:30] before the final level's high, the slope has quite a lot of percentage. So, quite a lot of percentage. So, in this trade, I lose 0.9% and the ratio in this trade is very favorable. And it is precisely because of this
[20:43] favorable ratio that I could place a graphical stop here. But we also have stops based on glass-glass stops. We place stops based on glass-glass stops when the price slows down. That is, if we can take a small percentage, for example, 1%, 2%, then
[20:58] in this case, graphical stops won't be very good in terms of ratio. And here the glass-glass stop comes in handy. The glass-glass stop is triggered for us during the period of time when the coin ceases to be relevant. That is, in this case,
[21:11] if we had entered, the stop would have been at the crossover in the opposite direction of the slope. Yes, our coin moved up a little, then that's it, it was crushed, and then our stop based on glass-glass stops would have been triggered, because that's it,  The formation can't
[21:25] holding it back; it's falling. And then there's this stop loss, a small, neat ratio in the trade, then we can use a graphical stop loss in case the coin makes a slight move, holds on for a retest, and then goes higher. It all depends on
[21:40] our goals. We're either going for momentum or a big move. In this trade, it was a mistake—I was going against the trend here, so the trade was a loss long, because it was against
[21:52] the trend. Notice that where I exited, a short candle formed; that is, I So, here I should have worked in the opposite direction and entered exactly where I exited the position. That is, where my stop loss was, I should have
[22:05] entered short and picked up that short stick. The next trade we'll look at will be for the coin. Ether. Here, Ether itself is an active coin, on par with Bitcoin. And we had a cascade like this. There was also a slight
[22:18] slope. And let's go through each criterion. Ether is an active coin, like. The information is clear. We have a clear cluster of levels and a clear cluster of stops. The tops are a market formation. They are triggered. As a result, we
[22:32] get momentum. The formation is like. Now the entry point. The intersection of the first traded level. Like. The moment of stop triggering. Yes. The exit point is at a price slowdown, when resistance began to appear in our order book.
[22:46] the end, the coin moved a little higher, only then rolled in, but that's no big deal. We also have these tricks in trading, so we need to be more careful. The take profits are half-like, but also good. And in the end, we get a
[23:00] good, well-executed trade when we have all the factors in place, when we have the entire trade scenario in advance.  It was already planned, and all we had to do was, like a robot, press the keys in the right places at the right time according to a specific algorithm and
[23:16] collect our profit. In the end, everything happened just like that, and I managed to collect an happened just like that, and I managed to collect an extra 1% of the movement and earn $3,800. When we follow the strategy, when we do everything correctly, the
[23:29] result is corresponding. I entered the trade, and the green light immediately showed up. This is the highest indicator that you're doing the right thing. I post your entry points and trades in the Telegram channel. You can also
[23:43] find analyses of my trades here, posts on psychology, posts from my life, what I do, how I trade, and how it happens in real time. Learn from watching. The link is in the description under the video. Where should I lock in a stake in a trade
[23:59] that only lasts 1 minute? It would seem that the answer should be obvious immediately after the first candle. But it's not always that simple. When locking in a position, we must understand why we're locking it in . And we lock it in
[24:14] The moment when we've accumulated all the liquidity or when we encounter some resistance with the possibility of a reversal from this resistance, that is, before our
[24:29] entry point. Therefore, we either focus on accumulating liquidity or on the next resistance. It's also important to consider how the coin is performing within the how the coin is performing within the position and what participants are doing. If
[24:43] we have a clear accumulation of liquidity, or if our order book has low liquidity, then a rapid movement is likely. But if we have a cascade with a wider gap, or if our order book is
[24:56] fairly dense, with a large volume and a lot of liquidity, then the likelihood shifts toward a smoother movement. It will also be rapid, but not in a single candlestick, but perhaps over
[25:10] several minutes. Let's look at a trade on the rarity coin. Here, we have an active coin with a short trend. And based on the formation, we see that our trade is in line with the trend. We have a clear short slope and also a cascade.  The entry point is at
[25:25] the intersection of the slope itself. And notice, we entered and gradually started getting stops triggered. Not impulsively, because here we don't have a clear level beyond which those people would place their stop. But here we have something
[25:39] vague. There's a cascade slope. Some people will place stops beyond the first level, some beyond the second, some beyond the slope, some beyond the final level. And so, as a result, it turns out that I entered a trade and gradually, one stop was triggered on a short
[25:52] candle, two stops were triggered, another short candle, three or four stops. As a result, this is how we reached the final level. Therefore, it's important to understand how our stops are triggered, where they are triggered, how
[26:06] it happens in general, how it happens. And here, having analyzed that we have a cascade, that there is a short trend, that people place their stops in a certain range from the slope to the last final  short level.
[26:21] And so here we assume that, yeah, the stops will move smoothly. So I entered the trade, waited for all the stops to be triggered, and only then locked in my position. As a result, I managed to take home 25.5% of the move and make
[26:36] $1,700. By the way, write in the comments how often you've had this happen: you entered a trade, then the coin moved a little, you locked in some small gain, like +0.5%, and the coin moved
[26:52] like +0.5%, and the coin moved further and ended up with +5%, +10%. And write in the comments how often you've had this happen: you locked in a position, and after that, the coin moved even further. Even a minute in a trade
[27:06] can be nerve-wracking if you don't know what to do. Therefore, it's important to analyze everything before a trade. Create a mental construct of the actions you'll be trading. And it's also important to develop algorithms for
[27:22] actions during the trade. What if we get set up?  There's some kind of density against us or, conversely, density in our favor, or some news will come out, or there will be funding, or the coin will be quickly pumped or
[27:35] the coin will be quickly pumped or dumped, or if we enter a trade, and in the end, our price is stagnant. So, what should we do in such cases? And we should what should we do in such cases? And we should
[27:48] . Let's look at the trade on the Red coin. What was I doing here? I see that I received a notification in the screener that the coin was pumped. I see, aha, we have such a pump. The coin has entered such
[28:01] a trading pattern, in accumulation, formed a slope. I understand that my entry point into the slope will be the intersection of the slope. Stop for the nearest candles, take profit at the intersection of the final level. And I understand that the coin has not accumulated
[28:14] for impulse, but that it will go for several candles. After I entered, I see that the coin has slightly  I stood still and only then moved. It gave momentum and made a new high. I locked in everything at the new high. And
[28:27] then, after I locked in, funding happened within one second. So, I locked in, funding happened, and the coin moved in and even reached my stop. Imagine if I hadn't known what to do in the position, how to behave correctly, if I had hesitated
[28:42] , instead of taking all the profit, the coin would have moved in and I would have been stopped out. That's why it's important to calculate everything correctly in trades and understand how you will behave in the position. So, you've
[28:56] thought everything through beforehand before the trade, yeah, you've got the setup down, and in the trade itself, you simply carry out the actions you've already determined. As a result, you get the best possible result and profit from trading. In
[29:09] the one-minute strategy, the biggest problem for many is psychology. It's the psychology of a gambling addict that ruins all the wonderful possibilities of this strategy. Greed.  newbies. Many people think that now the coin will give b  Big movement.   I'll just
[29:26] sit in the deal for a while longer.  But this is precisely what leads to the profit being lost or the transaction going into the red.  But in this deal, if I had been sitting by the sea, waiting for some miracle to happen, the coin would have simply rolled in and I would have been stopped out
[29:39] .  But why should I take a stop loss if I can use my strategy to collect a plus profit, put the money in my pocket, and not wait for some miracle, that I will break some record with a trade, do something supernatural, charge a
[29:53] big percentage or brag in the channel, brag in the chat, brag to my friends.  This is all nonsense.  It is important in trading to take profits and make money.  You took the profit, put the money in your pocket, and only then did
[30:07] you make money.  You have money.  But if you sit in a position, waiting for something, some kind of miracle, then it’s just electronic money.  You don't have them, they're just numbers on the screen.  And you only get money at the moment
[30:21] when you close the position and take this money into your account as a plus. The key to this strategy is speed and planning.  At the minute, the bet is on instant impulse, on the fastest possible movement.  Everything is decided by a pre-written
[30:35] scenario.  Entry point, top take, how to behave in position.  We must know all this in advance.  And if we trade on a minute-by-minute basis, then, of course, these are fast formations, fast transactions.  Here you don’t need to wait for some
[30:49] grand movement, for the coin to go and draw thousands of x’s there.  We understand that we are on a local time frame of one minute, and our movements are minute-long, Bam-bam-bambambambambam-bam.
[31:03] At the Pot-Bellied Team, we adhere to a systematic approach and work with statistics.  We have a fully written strategy. Formations with already marked trading scenarios are laid out.  Here is the formation, everything
[31:16] is marked.  Next we move on to the implementation and see that we get a good result.  Plus $6,600.  The formation was prescribed in advance.  Let's move on.  And now, after the pump, we have a deal on red, which we are now going to analyze.  That
[31:32] is, this formation was laid out in the channel and this formation was laid out in the pot-bellied team.  As a result, the pot-bellied guys saw the formation, the marked scenarios, went in, and took the green stuff.  We also have a detailed analysis of the strategy, the deal,
[31:46] and how it's done right here.  Join us to earn stable income from trading.  I'll leave the link in the description below the video.  This strategy gives so much freedom that this is why I consider it exclusive.  With
[32:01] it, you don't have to sit for hours in front of a monitor; instead, you can quickly and confidently spot key market moves.  The decisive place strategy always works because it is based on people's actions.  And in this video we looked at how it works.
[32:16] As a result, having completed all the actions correctly, I was able to take actions correctly, I was able to take +2.7% of the movement from this transaction and earn plus $3,000.  In trading, system and discipline are key.  If we do everything
[32:29] correctly according to our strategy and follow the rules, then, of course, the result will be appropriate.  Now you know how it works, all you have to do is get started.  Subscribe to the channel, find the best trading information using the
[32:43] Digash screener, and watch the next videos. You also have access to the potbellied team.  Come in and let's get some green stuff together.  Everyone is having a blast, everyone is having a blast, their big bellies are inflated, they are grabbing some green stuff. Goodbye.  Bye.   Bam!
[32:59] Goodbye.  Bye.   Bam!