Hey I'm Adam Jusko from ProudMoney.com and as I make this video we
are heading into the summer travel season so we're gonna look at the
experience of staying at hotels versus Airbnbs and other vacation rentals like
VRBO kind of stuff and especially if you have not stayed in vacation
rentals or done Airbnb in the past we'll talk about sort of what the upsides and
downsides are to each one and you can decide if you want to have that
experience for yourself. And I'd love to hear from people that have done both,
which you prefer. Before I talk about any of that, though, let's please have you
subscribe to our YouTube channel if you have not already and if you have already
I thank you for doing so. So we're gonna look at about nine or ten different
aspects of the travel experience here with hotels versus Airbnb and other
types of vacation rentals. Number One is price. Now you might think, price, one
would have it over the other, but really that's not necessarily so. Obviously there's
hotels all the way from the super expensive to the super cheap and that is
true on the other side as well. Many vacation rentals, if they're in
prime locations and you're in a place where a lot of people are
coming, obviously it's a vacation and those can be just as expensive or more
expensive than hotels. On the other end, if you're going to a city that
is not as well traveled, you might get a really super deal through
Airbnb or through another vacation rental place. So neither one necessarily
has the upper hand there, even though maybe on the surface you might have the
idea that staying in someone's apartment or whatever is going to get you a much
cheaper price than if you're staying in a hotel. So you have to do that research
for yourself and figure out how the prices stack up in whatever area you're
going to. So the second aspect is what I call reliability or confidence in the
experience. When you go to hotels, you obviously know, especially if you're
dealing with a major hotel chain, you kind of know that you're gonna
get that "brand" experience and you know what you're getting. So it's sort of the
same as if you were choosing a new little restaurant versus going to
McDonald's. You know what you're gonna get at McDonald's, you don't necessarily
know what you're gonna get any other place. Same thing with hotels versus a
vacation rental --- you pretty much know what you're gonna get with the hotel,
especially major brands, but with a vacation rental, an Airbnb apartment,
whatever it is, you don't necessarily know exactly what you're gonna get. You
can do as much research as possible on the Internet
and look at other people's reviews but you don't know exactly what
your experience is going to be. You have a pretty good idea when you stay in a
hotel what your experience is going to be. Now the third aspect and this is kind
of where the vacation rentals and the Airbnbs really shine is character.
Basically if you are going after a vacation rental or an Airbnb
experience, a lot of times you are doing it because you are going to get sort of
an interesting place to stay hopefully in an interesting place as well. So
you might... if you want to stay in a certain neighborhood, you want to feel
like a local, Airbnbs and vacation rental
places are really good for that. They are there they are their own things,
so it's sort of the flip side of the reliability/confidence thing --- you may not
be as confident in the experience you're gonna get but you might have a more
interesting experience and maybe more character to the place you stay. There
may be, you know, a different type of neighborhood that you stay... may be either
closer or further away from the main attractions... but that's really kind of
you know the upside for a lot of people in staying in Airbnb and VRBO and other
vacation rental type places. The hotel, you know, hotels are hotels no matter
what they do. Some of them are nicer than others but it's still sort of the hotel
experience. You can kind of clamp on some luxury things to the
hotel experience but it is still essentially the same. And oftentimes
depending on the city you're in, especially if you're looking at major
chains, oftentimes they're going to be situated in a place where there's a lot
of other major hotel chains around or whatever and if you want to be in
somewhere a little funky or whatever... in a neighborhood... you're not
necessarily going to get that with your major hotel chains. The next aspect is
the amenities. Now obviously in the hotels you sort of have an experience
where they are there to serve you. So you've got swimming pools, you've got
restaurants on site, you can go to the front desk and ask questions,
you just have someone sort of on call for you and you have a lot of
things at your disposal right there in the hotel. You do an Airbnb, you do a
vacation rental type of situation, you're kind of on your own ---
you get a place to stay. Now that can be good or bad, but you know you've got to go
and you've got to get your own food if you don't want to eat out all the time. You
have.. you're not gonna have anyone
to sort of help you if there's questions. You might have a phone number somewhere
of someone to call but you don't have anyone on site to help you and
especially if it's, you know, you think about the 24 hour a day aspect...
if there's any issue overnight or whatever, you're kind of on your
own... you're staying in a place that is more like home versus staying at a hotel
where you've got service. The next aspect I'll talk about is
the living space itself. Now while a hotel may have a lot of amenities, what
it often has in addition is a fairly small, cramped room. So if you are someone
that likes to be able to spread out, you're on a vacation and you don't
want to be in this little space, then a lot of times a vacation rental and
Airbnb is going to give you that aspect of living in a home more than
just living in a little cramped room with a couple beds shoved together and
the TV four inches away from your knees when you sit on the edge of the bed.
You can have a full kitchen and, you know, you can kind of make yourself at
home a lot of times in a vacation rental in a
way that you can't in a lot of hotels. Obviously hotels have different aspects
and some of them are more like suites but, still, overall I tend to think of the
Airbnb vacation rental experience as being a place where the space feels more
like your own and more that you can sort of spread out and not have your
suitcase shoved up against the wall and you can barely walk through and all that
sort of stuff. The next is, and this is sort of a large
aspect --- or many aspects to this aspect --- it's sort of the type of traveler
or what your personal situation is. Some people when they are
going on a trip, they are going to... maybe they want to have an
adventure --- that would sort of make you think more the Airbnb... you want to go to
a neighborhood, you want to do something really interesting, an adventure. Maybe
you just want to relax --- that means you may be more likely to want to have a
hotel where you don't have to think about what you're doing every day. You
can just go down to the pool, you can go down to the beach or whatever and
you're good to just sort of enjoy yourself without having to
think about too many aspects of things. Now on these same lines, in terms of
types of travelers, you may be someone that has physical limitations.
So that may be something that you have to take into account as well.
Hotels obviously do a much better job of dealing with people that have
physical limitations, whether that means you're in a wheelchair or you just, you
know, can't walk up flights of stairs or whatever the situation is.
Last summer I with my family stayed in Portugal and we stayed in two
different Airbnb locations, which were awesome, but they were on the fourth
floor and the sixth floor I believe with no elevator and very
narrow stairs that were very steep and we had to haul our luggage up all there.
There was a lot of work to get to those apartments, even though the apartments
themselves were nice and we were staying in interesting locations. If
we'd had physical limitations, we could not have stayed in the places that we
were. So the next thing is: are you alone? Are you with others? If you're alone a
lot of times you're probably more likely to want to choose a hotel, right? Because
you're sort of, you don't need a big space and to have the
amenities around and whatever is... it's just as good for you as
staying at an Airbnb type situation. The next aspect is something that will
come into play for some people and that's rewards. Obviously some people
that travel often for work will get rewards through hotel rewards programs
or other rewards programs they might have. And that may make you more
predisposed to staying at a hotel, where if you were thinking about staying at a
vacation rental, that type of thing, most of them are not connected in any
way to any of these reward programs so you are just going to be paying that
money out of pocket. And so that is going to affect your decision in many cases.
The next aspect is privacy. In a hotel you obviously have a lot of people
around and while your room itself may be private, when you go into your common
areas, there gonna be a lot of people around. If they're serving breakfast in
the morning there's going to be, you know, a hundred people trying to get to the
oatmeal. And so you're just gonna have to deal with the fact that it is a
little more of a bustling place. A lot of times if you do an Airbnb or you are
doing some sort of vacation rental, because you're on your own, you
pretty much wake up on your own and you're
in your own space, it's a little more like being at home, and you don't have
other people that you're sort of dealing with during the day and
especially at times when, you know, you don't feel like dealing with other
people --- like the early morning, for example. The next aspect to talk about is
safety. We talked about traveling alone. If you are someone who's traveling
alone obviously safety comes into play. You don't want to
necessarily put yourself in an Airbnb apartment in a neighborhood that
maybe you're not real familiar with in a city that you don't know very well.
Because you're alone you don't have anyone else to kind of work with you and
it's more likely that you might have... might have an
issue if there's crime in the area.
Obviously if you have more people, then maybe you have
obviously more people to sort of deal with any potential criminals, you're less
of a target if you have more people in your group in most cases. So, obviously, if
you're alone, the hotel is going to look a little more attractive than an Airbnb
type situation. The last thing I will talk about is: how long will you be there?
The longer your trip is going to be, the more it makes sense to go
after an Airbnb or other vacation rental. If you're only going to be around
for a day or two, it makes sense to just stay in a hotel.
The other ones are really more for... vacation rentals are really more for an
experience where you're gonna be there a while, where you can kind of stretch out,
you can open that suitcase and pull your stuff out and kind of make
yourself at home for a while. If you have just a short trip, it doesn't make as much
sense to go after a vacation rental or an Airbnb
because you're just... you're just not looking for that longer-term
experience. All that said, there are many times there are hotels and
vacation rentals that are sort of you merging or... that experience
is changing as well. So you may come across many other things that are
sort of a a fusion of the two. I was just in Austin not too long ago, ended up
staying in a "hotel" that really was an apartment building where they
had to give me the codes to get in and everyone I dealt with was by
phone, by text, by email. I never saw anyone, there was no
front desk. There were people who lived in this building while we were
considered to be hotel guests. But in essence it was almost the same as having
a vacation rental. It was a nice spacious apartment that we were staying
in versus really being what you would think of as the traditional hotel room.
So there obviously are, you know, blurring lines between those things. But those are
the many aspects to think about when you are planning your vacation travel or maybe
even your business travel. I would love to know what your preference is,
especially if you have tried both... when you stay at a hotel versus
when you stay at a vacation rental... and what your reasons are for that.
Thanks for watching. Please go to ProudMoney.com where we talk about
other personal finance topics and do product reviews and all sorts of other
stuff too. Thanks for watching. Bye.
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Carolina Rig vs Football Jig: Which is More Effective? | Bass Fishing - Duration: 1:54.
Glenn: Hey folks, Glenn May here with BassResource.com, and I'm here with Hank Parker with another
addition of Hank Parker's Fishing Tips.
Hank, this question is a good one.
It comes from Hunter Croak from Owensville, Indiana.
And he wants to know when it comes to deepwater fishing, Carolina rig or football jig, which
do you prefer?
Hank: I heard Scott Martin tell me the other day, he said, "You know, I just about quit
using a Carolina rig when I started football jig, and I just found it to be so much more
effective, and I can catch those same fish, and I feel like I have a little bit more control.
Well, I found myself a little bit shocked by that answer.
But then I started examining my own self.
I used to fish a Carolina rig just about all summer long.
When I fished long, flat points, I preferred a Carolina rig.
Now I find myself almost always throwing a football jig.
So I think a Carolina rig can still be very, very effective.
And I think in real, real, clear water, you can use a little bit more transparent worm
than you can come up with a jig.
So I think they're applications that both work well.
But I find myself personally fishing a football jig more than I do a Carolina rig.
Glenn: Great answer.
I hope that answers your question, Hunter.
Thanks a lot for submitting it.
But for more tips and tricks, log on over to hankparker.com for a ton of information.
You can find there tips, tricks, articles, videos, and on and on and on.
Go check it out.
And if you wanna get notified the next time Hank Parker post some video tips, just subscribe
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Thanks a lot, and have a great day.
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ΣΚΥΛΟ-ΑΝΑΛΥΣΕΙΣ#4-Ποιος σκύλος εκπαιδεύεται πιο εύκολα (Which is the easiest dog to train?) - Duration: 5:31.
Are there smart dogs?
Are there dogs who get confused
and do not react as well as we would like them to?
Which dog is the easiest to be trained?
Which dog is the most suitable for you?
We will see that in today's video…
Hello friends and welcome to our channel
where our priority is to keep you correctly and reliably informed
about our best friend, the dog.
I am Ilias Raymondis, dog trainer and dog trainers' trainer
and today we will talk about which dogs are the easiest to train…
I want to thank our friend…
I cannot understand from the nickname if is a he or a she…
for asking us this question…
The question is, which dog breed is the easiest to train?
The answer is complicated and I will explain why
When we ask that question
we must know first, what exactly we want to teach him
If we are talking about, let's say, which are the smartest dogs
we cannot define dog intelligence based on human reference.
A person is called intelligent based on various situations
as how many things he can think fast and how fast can he do that
how fast he can find solutions
how inventive he can be
how easily can he go from one task to another
There are various parameters
we must consider to see if a person is very smart
With dogs, there are no absolute and clear tests
There maybe are some, but I think is unfair
to use a human way to see if a dog is smart
I mean...to be smart, is human, we measure it in human terms
It is not something that helps us get into
the dog's mind and see if he really is smart.
Maybe I confused you a bit, I will explain what I mean…
For example, if someone is good at climbing trees
and I judge him on how good he is at digging
then probably he won't come up smart
It is stupid, or to say it properly, it is arbitrary to try
judging which dog is smarter
since that is human criteria.
So, to return to the question
there is a list that says which dogs are the smartest ones
On top of that list are border collies
followed by caniches and the german sheperd
and the list goes on…
But what "smarter" really means?
Smarter means that has the ability
to hold in the most words.
Let's say, the most communication words.
Various researches have been done to show
how many words a dog can remember for a long period
What "words" mean? That I say something
and he/she can recognize what that "something" is and it's meaning.
For instance if I say "sit down" does he/she knows what it means?
If I say "bring the cube", does he/she knows what it means?
When I say "bring the small red cube" can it be perceived?
All these are things
which in our daily routine with our dogs
are not very useful.
This will lead us to our next video
which will say about who is the most suitable dog for you.
And I say that because sometimes
the smartest and easiest dog to train
is being mixed up, with which is the most suitable dog for us.
Take notice of that, we won't analyze it today
but in the next video, where it will be better explained
but keep in mind that the smartest dog
or the one who is, theoretically, easier to train
is not necessarily the most suitable dog for you.
Be a little patient, as we will explain all that, in the next video.
So, to sum up, if we measure this in human reference
the smartest and easier to train dogs, are border collies
as long as we have some things in mind.
I want to thank you for being with us.
And thank our friend for the question!
You should watch our next video, it will be uploaded soon
so you can understand which is the most suitable dog for you
and how you can choose a dog for you
your personality and your family.
Thank you for being with us.
I am Ilias Raymondis from Mila sto Skilo sou
Goodbye!
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Which AFC team added the best defensive player? - Duration: 2:29.
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LinkedIn Premium - Which LinkedIn Account is Best for Lead Generation? - Duration: 4:39.
yeah and because I just asked the question and and I'd like you to
interact a little bit with the Kristian shortly about the specific
strategy that you used with him if you don't mind we use that as a case study
but there are different levels of membership out there not with LinkedIn
so I I think I've got what it's tell me what they are I know that I have more
than the basic one but again I'm not sure that I'm actually utilizing that
very very effectively at the present time I know I'm paying a little bit
extra for my stand they use it then I've sort of drifted away so tell us the
different levels of membership and what we can do with each sure okay so
LinkedIn has a premium option and if you are going to upgrade or I think the best
value for money is the business plus option which is just a man I think it's
fifty seven dollars per month however generally that when people are figuring
out how to use LinkedIn and they don't feel like they're getting the results
that they bike that's the first place that they go to look for solutions just
word of warning that LinkedIn premium is not going to all of a sudden just create
a flood of leads into your profile yeah what it actually does is just enhances
any strategy that you may be using already so what we jeremy suggest is
start using LinkedIn for business purposes getting a return on investment
use it use some of these strategies that we've discussed here find connect engage
and then when you can see that it's actually working for your business
that's actually a good time to then upgrade and take advantage of the first
30 days free which LinkedIn offers we do we do definitely we are an advocate of
the premium account because all of our clients use it and then from there you
know there's a lot of upgrades we've got something called LinkedIn recruiter
which is the highest level of LinkedIn paid account you can have and we've got
something like you know 800 in mail credits which we actually don't even use
because we know that the fine connect engaged model is a lot more effective so
don't be fooled into thinking that in males are the answer to you know success
on LinkedIn far from the case one of the reasons why
I believe that there's not so much linked in training readily available
from LinkedIn is you know if their whole business model is geared around these
upgrades and as long as people believe that that's going to be the answers to
their lead generation strategy then that's what people keep doing but the
reality is you don't actually need the premium account to make money from
LinkedIn but what I believe is we'll see the platform evolve it'll be harder and
harder for us to add people as connections that we don't necessarily
know personally you know as LinkedIn evolves and they start to monetize a lot
more of the business activity that's happening on LinkedIn as you know when
traditionally LinkedIn has been regarded as a recruitment tool and so many
professionals still have like an exact copy of their CV as their LinkedIn
profile you know I was talking to somebody about LinkedIn a while back and
they said only 16% of the people using LinkedIn are actually using it for
recruitment purposes which which leaves 84% that are using it for business
purposes so I need more recently that LinkedIn is catching on to the fact that
there's actually a lot more sales people and business professionals and CEOs
using LinkedIn and there is recruitment so if you've got if you're on LinkedIn
to get more customers and all you have is a copy of your CV on your profile
you're probably not going to get many leads so if you're starting to think of
it as a tool to promote yourself and as a professional and apply strategy that
achieves the outcome you're looking for then you're gonna get a lot more success
in and when you do get that success it's important to measure the results yeah
like - about that in just a second but a really good example of that is
Christians profile on on LinkedIn so viewers my k/d have a look at that
sometime this Christian KAIST IA & Curcio see you Ric
see you are CEO I beg your pardon because I looked there last night I want
some information actually just to do a little intro for Kristian I had a look
there and of course it's been very well-written it's not a doesn't read
like a CV he actually gets into explaining what it is that he does what
it is that he offers so it is right for selling his services yours is
also a great profiles we would expect it to be
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Which Is Better - Real Estate Investing or Bitcoin Miners? - Duration: 3:08.
Hey gang, Kris Krohn here with Limitless Wealth TV and today, I'm going to be
answering the question of if i had to choose between real estate investing or
Bitcoin miners what should I do?
Hey Kris this is Bronwyn and I want to know, you've been talking a lot about
real estate, I've learned a lot about real estate from you. Now you're talking
about blockchain technology and Bitcoin stuff. I've got a lot of people that are
skeptical about that. It seems like a video game kind of economy and I want
you to tell me why it's not? Hey, what's up Kris? I have known you for coming up
on four years now and the real estate stuff is awesome. I've actually been
following your strategy. My wife and I just a year ago purchased a home with
the basement apartment and I got to tell you, cash flow is amazing. But I've heard
you talking about this Bitcoin stuff and I'm just curious. So there's actually a
really fantastic question because a lot of people are like, "dude, Kris Krohn, oh
my gosh! you've been making all your money in real estate your entire life,
now you're also getting into Bitcoin. Like is there a conflict? Should you pick
left? Should you pick right? Should you do both? Like what do you really think?" And
the reality is this. I actually believe that a person should own real estate. I
also believe that a person should own a lot of other things. In fact I believe
like Ray Dalio, who is also one of the most successful billionaires. He's one of
the most successful hedge funds. Top five of all time. He's actually returned
billions and billions and billions of dollars back to his investors over all
of these last 27 years and here's what he says, "he says that the most successful
who manage their money will eliminate 80% of the risk that we should be
investing in a minimum of a 15 different asset classes that don't correlate with
each other." Real estate is one of those asset classes. And the reason why is this.
In your lifetime, in my lifetime, every asset class is going to lose a lot of
value potentially all of its value. And so if you put all your eggs in one
basket, guess what happens? Then people are like, "Kris I have a lot of
different homes. So that's not all my eggs in one basket." No, that's all your
eggs in real estate. Now by the way, I have had, for most of my life, all my eggs
in real estate and I love that but I've also always had it in business. And now
I'm also diversifying in cryptocurrency? Absolutely. Blockchain? hands-down
everyone needs to be there. It's the technology that's taking over the world.
I also think that we should be investing in artificial intelligence right now
that is growing really big. In some of the bio hacks that are happening right
now in some of the health arena that's
happening, there's so many different industries right now that are worthy of
investment to get to those 15 different non classifieds.
But in the end, real estate on the one hand, bitcoin on the other, which one
should you invest in? It's simple - both. Listen, whether you're interested
investing in real estate or crypto, I can help you on both of those. Head over to
my website and I'll share with you some of the options and what they look like.
Otherwise, please subscribe. Ring that bell, so I can keep notifying you when
more comes your way and thank you for watching.
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Xiaomi Mitu Mini Drone VS DJI Ryze Tello: Which One You Should Choose? #SamiLuo - Duration: 3:59.
After several days of testing I gotta say
I'm still impressed by the overall performance of this little Mitu Mini Drone
When flying outdoors, it's super stable
even more stable than DJI Tello
Yeah, no kidding!
Remember I almost lost DJI Tello because it's drifting too much under the wind condition
But for Mitu, you can even fly on the beach!
What about the footage?
Without doubt the video from DJI Tello is much more stable than on Mitu's
as Tello features electronic image stabilization and also the excellent software optimization
Which was backed up by DJI and Intel
The only problem is Tello's footage has so many mosaics and jitters all the time
I don't know why this happens, maybe the only problem on my device?
To be honest I can deal with the unstable footage from Mitu
You can check out this processed clip, which I applied warp stabilizer from premiere
Quite usable!
but for a footage with all those mosaics, I don't know how to use it…
The only downside for Mitu comparing to Tello I guess it has less funny features
Like the Bounce Mode, 360 Mode etc
But with half the price, I think anyone can deal with that!
Alright! That's the full review of Mitu Mini Drone
If you haven't watched the previous hands 0n video, please click to watch.
I'm Sami until next video stay subscribed!
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Tom Clancy's Rainbow 6 Siege; Sledge VS Smoke! Which is better? - Duration: 11:48.
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Bad Habits Which Cause Back Pain! - Duration: 2:44.
7 Bad Habits Which Cause Back Pain!
A lot of people are suffering from back pain as a result of our sedentary and stressful
everyday lifestyles.
This is a condition that can be quite difficult and painful, and can restrict one's movements.
Therefore, if you want to prevent this from occurring, you should stop doing that.
For instance, lower back pain is a common issue that cannot be rapidly solved.
Nonetheless, there are a number of habits that you should stop doing if you want to
lower the pain triggered by lower back pain.
7 Bad Habits You Should Stop Doing
#1.
Avoid Lifting Heavy Things Lower back pain is primarily caused by the
constant lifting of heavy things.
Therefore, you need to avoid doing this mistake and use lighter equipment or ask someone to
help you with the lifting.
#2.
Don't Avoid Exercising Physical exercising on a regular basis can
do wonders when it comes to lowering the back pain and it definitely should not be avoided.
Exercising can be painful and hard, however it can ease the pain, better the circulation,
and strengthen the core muscles.
#3.
Stop Slouching Bad sitting posture can likewise be the cause
of back pain as when you sit in a slouched position, the discs, muscles and joints are
being pressed and this can trigger pain.
So, the adequate sitting posture is important for reducing and getting rid of the back pain.
#4.
Avoid Focusing On Diagnosis Around 85% of the lower back pain cannot be
determined.
Therefore, there's not a test that can locate the root of the pain with 100% precision.
#5.
Avoid Repetitive Bending Pain in the lower back can also be caused
by flexing as this can increase the pressure on the discs in the back.
So, try avoiding to bend forward and you're going to manage to lower the pain.
Moreover, it is essential that you exercise on a regular basis by focusing on the backward
flexing.
#6.
Don't Try Passive Treatments Passive treatments, like ultrasound, ice,
and heat can provide you with a momentary relief.
In order to determine the exercise that suits you best, you should consult a physiotherapist.
Moreover, you can lower the back pain by correcting your posture.
#7.
Don't Wait For The Pain To Go Away If you have been experiencing pain in the
back for a period longer than week, you should pay a visit to your doctor.
Actually, the sooner you start treating this problem, the faster you'll start feeling
relief.
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