Tyler talks about his current Google Pixel’s problems and the upcoming purchase of a new phone. He looks specifically at the new released Samsung Note 9 and the upcoming Google Pixel 3 and Google Pixel 3 XL. Tyler talks about newly Google Pixel 3 details from Russian leakers and a hands-on experience with his friend’s new pickup the Samsung Note 9 on launch day.

Even after Tyler’s Pixel has essentially turned into a brick the Pixel 3 could be a great option. But the Samsung Note 9 has some incredible new features. What phone do you like better?

Tyler talks finance & basketball with Joseph “Budget Boss” Francis. Joe is a financial advisor and the founder of Budget Boss. We talk about Joe’s path to becoming a financial advisor, mortgages, saving and investing, and the sacrifices needed to provide a great life for our future selves. If you are a fan of finance or want to learn more about budgeting and financial independence, this is a great conversation to listen to. Joe is a wealth of knowledge. If you want to find more out about Joe and Budget Boss, check out:

Website: https://www.budgetboss.ca/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoeBudgetBoss/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephjamesfrancis/

As always, thank you for watching, listening or reading. Link to podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/tyler-talks/id1396635219?mt=2

I’m gonna be, “I gotta get a little close it all right and I’m just gonna do one little quick test. Her joy, and you talk to say, Yeah, you want me to talk loudly because I’m a Portuguese guy, and I talk really loud

sometimes, that’s all I need to right, We’re gonna go joy. I feel like we’ve done this before. This is a long time, a long time ago, a couple of weeks. So I invited Joe onto this to be the first ever guest on the show. Didn’t go so well, we had root great conversation, but the boys got a little loud, and Ben and I ended up with some severely Clint audio, and I told Joy that if you go to if you were court-quiet, you can amplify the sound after but once you’ve made that commitment to picking that it doesn’t come back. So I always got his Facebook line on here at his stream, and you wanna change, I can you want to then you want you want to see a little bit of a… we’re below there you go now. Now we got exposed, that bodies. But take it you’ve been working on Shop. That’s true, that’s true. I’m working hiring Joe and I don’t… we’re not gonna run over the same stuff that we did last time.

So did wanna hear for anyone who’s watching? I’ve known Joe for several years now, the severe two years now, to a cereal a several years to its to moment. You walked into an incubator that I was in and really had just made… I don’t know, I just made the decision but we’re really officially launching with becoming a financial advisor, or looking to go down that path as well, too. So just to give anyone who’s listened to this watching this or readiness in the future, what guided you to become that financial advisor? So it’s funny when you met me, I was only in my career for a sign that was made in… so yeah, June, July, so three months, you met me when I was three months into it, and I knew one thing I knew, even though I didn’t know anything about anything, but I knew I had to have a web presence. So that’s one. I’m glad I reached out to you. So that’s sort of the whole bunch of this thing is you didn’t need to wind up in a tooth was not one that was you and so I’m giving you our crops here because having you…

the first thing you told me when I got into that was… you gotta be ready to be a Montreal. You said that, I went home with a OSHA came in the industry was for me a lot of money is always passing. Amy, my lack there of, was the biggest fascination and I always wanted to find a way to get more. And this leaves bother me, so if you take it out… but I always wanna find a way to get more and always fascinated me how people could turn money into more money.

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Tyler talks about turning 26 years old. He shares some of the things he’s learned and is learning in his twenty-six years. He shares some of his biggest success and failures and the insights he has learned from them. This includes his detrimental weight gain, the need to care for ourselves, finding passion, and sacrificing in the present for long-term success. And, he even previews a concept song at the end.

26 feels like the final transition into adulthood. What was turning 26 like for you? And if you have passed that milestone yet, what do you hope to feel like when turning 26?

Link from the video: https://www.buzzfeed.com/agh/or-even-your-year

Link to podcast:https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/tyler-talks/id1396635219?mt=2

Thank you to everyone listening and sending me messages! Have a great weekend everyone.

Oh, everyone’s Tyler hope everything’s going well.

I don’t know many people notice this, but last week I did not put up a podcast devastated, I did a wonderful podcast one that I was really proud about with a good friend, my first guest on on the show Joseph James Francis also known as Budget Boss and went through the whole conversation. Just like I’m really doing now. And what I pretty quickly realized was well after the discussion was done, and this is where I guess the head Pomona comes in, there’s a couple of times where we got laugh and going on and I was just peeking uncontrolled in. So the volume going up too much when we’re talking. And one thing that I’ve learned many times and then I thought I would have learned for good is that, you know, you can record quiet and amplify that sound after, but if you record too, loud on the original take you’ve lost that data and it’s really hard to fix it. So I apologize to Joe with you or listing Polito my listeners viewers, if you are interested. I go, bring him back on it. Just a great conversation about finance, about life, about his hip hop and in Toronto Raptors as well too, but some really good advice for some people were just more interest, getting more interested in finance from a guy. Thirty five years… a couple of years older than I know a lot of the people that I’m talking to, and have some really good advice went through some difficult times with finance and really turned his life around and just making a contribution now as a financial advisor, and just a good person over all, trying to educate people as much as they can. So that’s that. Apologize, Joe. My advice after failing miserably at that hour conversation, make sure you’re recording.

At the right levels if you are going up and down like that maybe put some compression on it, or a limiter to make sure that you’re not picking like that, so that’s it. I don’t have too much of a big topic today. And as I was trying to put together what I wanted to talk about, there was something just really natural. No, is that a 26 birthday is actually coming up. Well, a couple days here. And 26 is an odd year, so I have a couple… I guess what I actually wrote a beginning was a couple of things, and I’ve just been thinking about or noticed in my 26 years of life, things that I’m trying to work on or things that I’ve at least had some success and may be trying to share some insights. And so I’m gonna wanna do a little bit of both, but the first thing I want to go a little bit later, we’ll see how light, this actually is.

Usually a mass of BuzzFeed advocate, but they have here 26 signs that you’re 26. and so I wanted to test this out, today, I’m gonna go through… actually, I… and seen all these… I saw the first couple and I

Tyler talks about 23andMe, Ancestry & DNA Test Services. On Amazon Prime Day, Tyler got enticed into buying 23andMe after a couple years of holding off. Tyler talks about both the excitement and worry of getting ancestry and health results, which could include information that shows him at higher risk for certain diseases. Tyler also talks about the privacy risks of using a service like this and the increasing use of these companies by law enforcement and immigration officers. What do you think? Have you used one of these services? Would you? Is there a risk? Is it accurate? And is it worth it for the information you can get?

Links from video:

https://www.23andme.com/en-ca/

https://www.ancestry.ca/

https://www.familytreedna.com/sign-in

https://www.myheritage.com/

https://news.vice.com/en_ca/article/wjkxmy/canada-is-using-ancestry-dna-websites-to-help-it-deport-people

http://www.cracked.com/personal-experiences-2522-inside-shady-world-dna-testing-companies.html

https://globalnews.ca/news/2879276/privacy-risks-lurk-in-dna-tests-experts-warn/

Oh, everyone hope everything’s going well. It’s tier today. I want to talk about something that’s I think really interesting to obviously me, but to a lot of people. And we’re continuing to see the use of it and the growth of.

Well, I go right here, I’m not 23. I met his… is the little package where you can get both your ancestry and your health through some DNA sampling, pretty a little spit and a kit. I haven’t actually opened us up.

I did open up the plastic part ’cause I don’t want you to see me struggle with that, but I do wanna check out quickly. What was inside here.

Very nice I… let’s get started. Everything feels really quite the whole branding and everything that they’ve done with a lot of these packages is all really sweet and kind, as we remind me of candy back when you were a kid and how enticing everything looks. So not too much in there. This is the kit you can see “pittas baby here. We send it in, think eight weeks or so. Actually, it comes back and you get a pretty massive report on both your ancestry and then also your health and even more than that, you actually get a kit of basically your results in raw data as well to it. So I haven’t looked as much into that, but apparently a top of ancestry dot com and 23, and me and a couple of these other platforms of services, there are actually some companies that do more of the broad data so you can actually plug your data in and get even more insights out of that than these other programs will give you.

And so really interesting time that we have the ability to do this, we are in a very early stage in it, and so is just a couple of things that I wanted to talk about in terms of it today.

Just looking at a couple of the looking at 23 me looking at a couple of competitors and then maybe some of the issues around this as well, too. And I have an intern in the office, right now. I felt victim. This is an Amazon Prime falling victim to… and I’ve been thinking about it for a long time, because it was not… we don’t know that much about my family really on both sides, and so it’s quite a mystery a… a lot of the background of our family, and that’s something tha

Tyler talks about Amazon, Jeff Bezos, and Amazon Prime Day after 2018’s Amazon Prime Day where over 100 million products were sold. Jeff Bezos is rich. Like really rich. Live $150 billion net worth rich. Tyler talks about the ramifications of people like Jeff Bezos and their companies being more powerful than states and countries.

Can we trust these companies? If we didn’t, would over 100 million people be signing up and paying for Amazon Prime? Tyler believes that people once a companies services reach a certain level of convenience, that people ignore things like privacy issues and warehouse conditions. Do you? Listen and/or watch and let Tyler know what you think!

Link to podcast here: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/tyler-talks/id1396635219?mt=2

Link to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaBFGsY6xbw&feature=youtu.be

Link to Website: https://tylerbryden.com/podcast/amazon-jeff-bezos-amazon-prime-day/

Links from video:

https://www.amazon.ca

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/594b8a/guide-to-amazon-prime-day-2018-best-deals

https://twitter.com/apompliano/status/944028683878010880

https://patch.com/virginia/arlington-va/jeff-bezos-may-buy-major-arlington-developer-report

https://merch.amazon.com/landing

https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/

https://aws.amazon.com/

https://www.audible.ca/

Alright, hello everyone, it’s to bring here today. I didn’t really know what I wanted to talk about, but I got some inspiration quite easily. Can’t see. It probably should have left this to the inbox-ing but I… a selfish person, and want instant gratification. So I opened a box already. But if you can tell also from the picture in the back, these are the little fine attention to detail pieces that I hope one day someone realizes but I wanted to talk about Amazon and Amazon had Amazon Prime Day here, just this week of leaf July to July, 16th, 2018. this is just a massive, massive thing for them. 100 million products they sold alone this year, it has been increasingly just a massive event for Amazon. Their stock prices are up. Jeff bass is rich. And it’s just a really interesting thing to look at because there’s a lot of things going on in terms of obviously the political environment, but in terms of just Amazon in general, and I think this idea of companies like Amazon becoming more powerful, and bigger than countries and having really the power to shape, shape society, because of the technology infrastructure they have the access to capital, and just the people that they have the intelligence, the developers, they do a lot of vetting for the people that they’re hiring, and have really tried to suck some of the best talent in the world. And so there’s a lot of things going on with Amazon, the day I want to touch on some of those have just got some notes here. Just there’s not too many people. I don’t think who… when I talk about the… I say Amazon, they’re probably not thinking about the jungle. They are thinking about Jeff bass and the e-commerce company and so just a