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My name is David, I'm a Deliveroo rider in the Netherlands.

And today I'm going to show you exactly how much I get paid for doing that.

By the way, if you think about becoming a Deliveroo rider yourself, keep watching till

the the end of this video.

Because there I'll show you how you can make €100 extra on your first 30 orders.

So as you probably know, Deliveroo doesn't pay you per hour, but per order you do.

So how much you make largely depends on how many orders there are when you're working.

Sometimes it's quiet and then you have to wait for new orders.

And on these days I earn around €10 per hour on average.

But I always try to work when it's busy, because when it's busy you make around €20

per hour.

Because there's constantly new orders that you can do.

Per month, I usually make around €650 for 30 hours of work.

This means that I've made a bit more than €20 per hour.

And on top of that I still got tips and other bonusses.

What's even better is that I only work if I want to.

And if I don't want to work at all, that's fine too.

So If you'd like to work for Deliveroo as well, I'd like to ask you to sign up through

my refferal-link in the description below.

This means that you and I will both get a bonus that you wouldn't get through the

normal site.

And how much this bonus is can change, but right now you'd be paid €100 extra for

your first 30 orders.

So why don't you try it out?

Signing up is super easy and you don't have any commitments.

I've also made a video to show you how signing up works, and you can watch it here:

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Como Bitcoins Estão Mudando o Mundo - Duration: 11:52.

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It is almost 2019

In this point of history, you already know

what Bitcoins are

If you interpret them as virtual magical coins

with no application in the real world

or some real value,

I've got some news

In 2008, an article so called

"Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System"

was published anonymously by a guy called Satoshi Nakamoto

whose identity is still a mystery

At that time, almost all the trading on internet was made

through financial institutions

that worked as a reliable plataform

to mediate the payments

This works because of the trust we have in the institutions

and pratically, all the commerce in the modern world

- and that includes the internet -

is done that way until today

In your Netflix subscription, you probably used a credit card

that goes through verification in a financial institution

that is probably your bank

But things don't work like that without a reason

Imagine the horror if everytime we bought something on the internet

we would have to go online,

and determine with the seller a different kind of payment

Sir, how much is that Netflix subscription?

30 reais

Ok, can I pay with this druid level 120 in World of Warcraft?

Of course not!

I just accept paladins!

But this financial system, although functional for most cases,

has some problems

Firstly, the transaction costs is bigger than a product or a service costs

In other words, a purchase you make with your credit card

involves a financial institution, that in this case, is possibly the bank,

the bank's employees and the store's employees

That is just to make it simple

Since the employees' food that work in this field

doesn't appear magically in their table,

they need a salary

and you pay that with taxes, fees and interests

So, the 25 reais that you'd pay for a service, is now 30

Reminding you that these values were made up because it's just an example

Bitcoins can solve that by using a peer-to-peer financial system

If you need to get a product or a service, it's ok,

just send the money directly to the seller

Therefore, you eliminate the need of employees, banks and related costs

Ok, there is a small mininig fee of the Bitcoin net

but it is so small that it's fair to say that its transaction price

is practically the same 25 reais from before

And the second problem of our current financial system based on trust,

is that most of the payments are reversible

With Bitcoin, there's no need to trust people or institutions to make transactions

because everything is ruled by a decentralized algorithm

that is, no person or group of people can control it

This algorithm is also open-source and this is very important

because it means that any of us

can see, understand, study and invest

Somehow that protects the consumers

but also open gaps to bad things

like buy a product or a service, receive the product or service and reimburse the money

This possibility make buyers and sellers insecure

and the need of a financial institution to ensure the trust and safety

increases for both sides

Thereby, the costs begin to increase again

Bitcoins try to solve this problem, turning all the payments into non-reversible payments

in other words, once you send the money, you can't have it back

That protects sellers of frauds

because a buyer can't get the money again

and with some adaptations in the system,

like a custody agent that keeps the money until both parties are ok with the sale

and the consumer is also safe in case the seller doesn't deliver the product

Ok, that's really beautiful

But how can these virtual magical coins have value in the real life?

Well, until 2010 they didn't have value in real life

People already had Bitcoins but they were never trade with something in real life

so, it wasn't possible to establish a Bitcoin corresponding value in real life

But that changed in 2010, when somebody decided to exchange 10 thousands Bitcoins for a pizza

Then, Bitcoins worth something in real life

0,0001 pizza

The bad side is that if the person who bought the pizza had kept the money until today,

they would now worth 246 millions reais

Since its begging, the Bitcoin is more and more in focus

Its price increases, decreases, increases and decreases

One single Bitcoin already costed 74 thousands reais in 2017

but today the price is around 24.5 thousands reais

Some adepts and fans of cryptocurrency say that Bitcoins

will be the most valuable and expensive currency in the world

while conservative investors say that they're not safe and it's too dangerous to invest

But let's be critical for a moment

There are so many historical examples of people that tried to predict the future

and failed miserably

An inovation or technology made today can drastically change everything we took for granted

So, all of our predictions of the future fail

Will Bitcoins be the currency of the future?

I think it's difficult to say that with certainty

Maybe they will be and that would be amazing

or who knows if they are the precursor of a financial system even better?

Anyway, Bitcoins deserve all the credit by having showed us the application of a technology

that will change the way we do several things in the future,

Blockchain

The blockchain technology changes entirely our current financial system based on trust

because instead we have an intermediate agent like the banks,

that give us safety in our transactions,

the blockchain allow us to do everything without a central authority

The implications of this are insane and could start a new age of the internet

- and possibly of the society -

People that are excluded of our current financial system could make part of it

because they wouldn't have all the barriers to create a bank account, for instance

To understand better how blockchain works,

let's focus on the Bitcoins example

They are not a centralized currency

In other words, the transactions informations are not processed or kept in big corporations

Instead, they are stored in a vast network of private computers around the world

that are storing these data and computing new transactions all the time

Do you remember the small Bitcoin fee I told you in the beggining of the video?

People like you and me can be part of this computer network

and earn Bitcoins for processing and validating financial transactions

That's the famous "Bitcoin mining"

In a simple way, all of the Bitcoins' world transactions

are computed in a sequency of blocks

So, the name "blockchain", that in portuguese is something like "corrente de blocos"

Let's suppose I want to make a 10 reais payment on the internet

not everybody has credit card so, instead of printing a bank slip

that would take days to be approved by my bank,

I would inform the computer network that I made a payment and now my account

will have 10 reais less and the person that's going to receive the money, 10 reais more

The information of this transaction is arranged in a block

with the other Bitcoins transactions within the last minutes,

and this block is sent to all of the computer network with no exception

to verify its validity and then, approve this block

What if I lie? Saying that I had 10 reais but I hadn't

This is where "blockchain" comes in

Once the payment is approved by the computer network, they are immutable

All of the transactions within the last 10 minutes

are gathered in a block and this block is computed as a whole

there is where "block" comes from

Every new block of transactions is related to the last one

creating a type of chain between them, a history of the global transactions

All of the Bitcoins transactions in the world are saved forever in this block chain

to hack the system, you would have change the last blocks

and to do that, you would have to control at least 50% of all the computers of the global network

and that is practically impossible

Just to compare, in 2015, this computer network that processed the Bitcoins transactions,

had more computational power than our best 500 supercomputers of the world

together

So, it's safe to say that once a transaction is approved by this computer network,

it is going to be saved and safe forever

and because of this "blockchain" technology that Bitcoins are considered safe

Besides, banks and financial institutions can decree bankruptcy

although that is very rare to bigger banks or financial institutions

But at the same time, since Bitcoins are extremely decentralized,

they don't have the same risk

If a person of the computer network stop verifying transactions,

there are millions of other people verifying transactions

and the number of computers in this network increases every day

We will always see resistance to innovation in any field

Bitcoins are not an exception and they are changing our world

and I hope and believe for better

One of the biggest issues of our current global economy

is that it's not inclusive at all

People are deliberately left out

The idea of decentralize the economy, removing mediators

and allowing people to make peer-to-peer transactions

can be a great step towards an inclusive economy

And things don't stop there

Blockchain, the technology that allows the Bitcoins existence,

shows itself being more and more useful with new applications in our society

We can be, in this moment, witnessing the birth of a new technology

that will benefit the society, allowing fair negotiations,

a more democratic and inclusive economy

and, finally, a more righteous society

This is the future that is being developed now, today, in every moment around the globe

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Wie viel kostet ein Cafe-Racer-Mofa? | MOFA MITTWOCH F.01 - Duration: 9:38.

Welcome to motorbike wednesday number 1

in this video I´m going to talk about this new mini series "motorbike wednesday"

and about my coffee racer rebuilding

because there were many questions under my last video and I want to answer them now

fuel tap open

the light switch is already on

here I can pump a few times

if I want to

it´s pretty cold

about 0° C

so I need to give a lot of choke and gas

and

it starts perfectly

the new tachometer as also working

in my motorbike video I didn´t say a word

but I really like these kind of videos

which are only "cinema"

without a lot of talking

but thereby there is a lot of information missing

so I wanted to use this video to include some information

the first question that was asked many times was

how much did this whole thing cost?

and in principle something like this is pretty cheap

because these motorbike service quantities aren´t very expensive

"hello"

for this whole motorbike rebuilding I paid about 100 EUR

because I had to buy a new piston and a new cylinder

altogether this rebuilding did cost between 400 and 500 EUR

which I think is okay because I only used high-quality material

so probably it would have been possible to do this whole rebuilding cheaper

but

for example I wanted to use two-component varnish

because they are petrol resistent

and in the long run

you have more fun with it when you use high-quality material

" how long it took me for the whole rebuilding?"

and actually it wasn´t such a big effort

I did the motor revision

alongside studying in the evening for about 1-2 hours

and it took me one week

and I finished the whole coffee racer rebuilding in only 3 days

so with filming and everything and the fact that I did this for the first time

I think it´s not a long time

and it shows that it´s not a big effort

for example if you want to dismount the motor

there are only 3 screws that you have to unscrew

and then you can take out the motor

to take off the cylinder there are only 4 screws

so it´s really stress-free

"how fast is your motorbike?"

as you can see I´m going 40 km/h uphill

that´s not bad

but now it´s really going down

because the owner before me had installed a smaller chainring in the back

and because of that the batter is not the best

but theerefor the residual speed is pretty high

I did also install a bigger manifold

and a bigger carb

everything rather semi legal

which takes us to the next point

if the motorbike has a TÜV?

and with motorbikes in general it´s a bit comlicated

because the TÜV doesn´t exist for motorbikes

in the way you know it from a car

that you have to go to the TÜV every two years

but

there is the general type approval

and if you have that then you are allowed to drive the motorbike like that forever

regardless is your brakes don´t work anymore

so that´s in your own interest if they work

but technically that whole thing is not a problem

but if I change big things at my motorbike like I did

like a bigger manifold and a bigger carb

tuning arrangements in general

or for example the bar that I welded on right here

then normally the general type approval expires

and that´s a decision everyone need to make on their own

whether you want to drive your motorbike like that or not

in my case I´m pretty sure that I want to drive it like that

but other people might think differently

I think everyone can decide that on their own

but at that point

I want to talk about my mini series

the "motorbike wednesday"

in fact I even bought a second motorbike

and it´s a Hercules prima 5

which I bought from Ebay Kleinanzeigen

for 250 EUR

which is pretty cheap

the motor is turning but I haven´t started it yet

but before that I´m going to clean the carb

and the exhaust

and then technically it should work

and for that motorbike I want to make the whole rebuilding legal

I already have a few ideas how to do it

even with the bar on top

and without welding anything

and I think that´s very interesting

because motorbikes in general are really really cool transportation means

but the visual appearance of these old motorbikes might bother some people

some people like it and think that it´s a scandal to rebuild them to a coffee racer like that

and that you shouldn´t disfigure the old motorbikes

but I think with the additional value that you get from such a rebuilding

you can accept to rebuild the original

and in principle you could always reverse it again

even if there is something welded on

but that might be a bigger effort

on the whole it´s a lot of fun to drive this motorbike

and because it´s really small and with the low balance point

it´s easy to get around curves

and as long as the road doesn´t go uphill

the acceleration is pretty good

the next question that I got asked pretty often was

"What´s the fastest I can drive with that motorbike?"

and as we know uphill it doesn´t work that well

and here the path is going to be a little barred soon

but

soon we can test how fast it can drive

but before that there is going to be a short off road section

but

actually it´s not that big of a deal

if I would get on the road again

okay so the motorbike is also pretty offroad qualified

many people said that by the way it´s constructed with the high fender it´s not a real coffee racer

I don´t know if the coffee racer satus doesn´t count anymore with the high fender

but I think the spirit that you can make new things by yourself for not much money with the things you already have

which looks way better than before

and might even be faster

I think it satisfies it

so for me it´s a coffee racer

maybe some people see that differently

okay now the speed test

so I think that it can definitely go 50 km/h

but because there are other people here I don´t want to go too fast

the motorbike is also very loud

I do have insulation wool for the exhaust but I think for this kind of exhaust it´s not really adequate

because they don´t have the typical muffler

but kind of a pipe

so I need to have a look at that again

because I find it kind of disturbing how loud it is right now

even if it has a pretty nice sound

the next question is

"do I want to sell the motorbike?"

and the answer is no because it´s the first motorbike that I own

and of course it was a lot of work too

besides that

I would have a bad conscience to sell this kind of a motorbike without a type approval

but for the second motorbike rebuilding

it might be different

I need to think about that

but it could be possible that I might auction it at the end

or that I might do a giveaway for the subscribers

I need to see how it turns out

so I think at this point I´m going to end this video

and I´m curious to see how you guys like these kind of videos

it won´t be the last motorbike vlog forever but for now

because I just wanted to try it

I´m curious what you think about it

until then have fun and all the best!

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Tottenham vs Chelsea: How Much it Costs Fans Around the World to Watch the London Battle - Duration: 5:42.

Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea will go head to head at Wembley Stadium in a eagerly awaited London derby as international football makes way for the return of the Premier League this weekend

Each club has enjoyed a strong start to the 2018/19 season and they are separated by just a single point as things stand, with Chelsea sitting third and Tottenham marginally behind in fourth

As fans from London and further afield make their way to Wembley on Saturday, here's a look at some of the costs involved for the privilege

Spurs have unsurprisingly put this London derby as a 'Category A' game as the likes of Eden Hazard, N'Golo Kante and Willian arrive at Wembley with Chelsea

It means that single game tickets for this one range from £35 in the cheapest sections at the top of the third tier, to £75 in the central pitch side sections

It puts the average price of a single game ticket on Saturday evening at a shade over £54

Tottenham season tickets have been a bit of a mess this season after they were sold on the basis that the club would be playing in its new stadium from September onward

Instead, the club has had to apologise and issue refunds after switching back to Wembley at short notice because season tickets for the new stadium were generally more expensive than they had been before

Visiting Chelsea fans in the away section benefit from the £30 cap on away tickets in the Premier League, a move brought into action in 2016 to make football slightly more affordable

Wembley Stadium is well served by Wembley Park station on the London Underground's Metropolitan line and Jubilee line, providing easy access from all over the capital city

The key on London transport is paying via Contactless or Oyster as it can be cheaper

Getting to Wembley Park from Tottenham Court Road or elsewhere in zone one, like South Kensington, can be done for just £2

80 on Saturday for a single journey.From further away like Amersham up in Buckinghamshire at the very end of the Metropolitan line is actually even cheaper at £1

80 for a single journey.Wembley Central station is on the other side of the stadium and is accessed by the Bakerloo line from the Underground network, as well as London Overground services and national rail

Fans of either team travelling from a little further out of London, say from Guildford in Surrey, can expect to pay £15

20 for a return ticket to Wembley Central on the rail network.Wembley Stadium station is also nearby and served by national rail

Those who are driving to the game and have booked official Wembley parking have paid between £10 and £40 depending on the particular car park they have chosen

Any Spurs fans visiting from further afield in the UK to see Harry Kane in action, or indeed any Chelsea fans attending who are not based in London, could travel by train into London

A direct train from Birmingham New Street to London Euston and back on the matchday could cost as little as £21

This close to the game it's a lot more expensive from Sheffield, for example, with a return ticket for travel to London St Pancras and back on the day costing £75

Direct trains to London Paddington from Cardiff are similarly priced at £78.80.Travelling on a more limited budget from Manchester there's always the option of a National Express coach, which takes quite a bit longer but is available for less than £30

Carpooling and parking at a station on the Underground network like the aforementioned Amersham may also be a desirable option for a group of friends or family not from London

The ​Premier League is a huge draw for football tourists from all over the world keen to experience the excitement of English football first hand

Fans from Madrid spending a weekend in London could fly into Stansted airport with RyanAir on Friday morning and depart Monday morning from £129 (€145)

A similar long weekend for supporters travelling from Munich is priced at £210 with easyJet

Travelling from Istanbul to Heathrow airport with Turkish Airlines costs £198 return, again as part of that Friday to Monday long weekend in London itinerary

Soccer fans from Los Angeles could visit for a week, arriving the Wednesday before the game and leaving the Tuesday after, with return flights via Dublin on AerLingus priced at £524

There would obviously be additional costs in terms of local travel and accommodation

Spurs charge £5 for Champions League matchday programmes, although for a normal Premier League game the price is a more typical £3

50.Fans looking for a snack and drink at the game will have to pay Wembley prices, which are not set by Spurs themselves

The most recent BBC Price of Football study found that buying a pie inside the national stadium will set supporters back £4

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Pension drawdown - How much to take and where to invest - Duration: 1:58.

Drawdown is a flexible option that lets you control how much you withdraw and

where you invest in retirement. If your investments increase in value you might

enjoy a rising income and have money left to pass to your loved ones

but if markets fall or you take out too much income too soon you could find

yourself running out of money so it's important to think about where you

invest and how much income you take

You don't have to take any income if you

don't want to after you've taken your tax-free cash you can just leave your

pension to hopefully grow. If you do want to take an income there are two main

strategies. The first is taking the natural yield this means you just take

the income or dividends that your investments produce you don't sell any

investments to fund your income but your income could still rise or fall

depending on how your investments perform. The second is drawing from

capital this means you sell investments to fund your withdrawals so this

strategy has a higher risk of running out of money. Remember any income you

take is taxable so think carefully before you take any large withdrawals

Once you've chosen whether to take any income and if so to fund it from natural

yield or from capital you can then choose investments to fit that strategy

for example if you're not taking income you might want to choose investments

that you think have good growth potential or if you're taking the

natural yield you may want to choose investments that are likely to pay a

regular income. If you're taking withdrawals from capital you might want

to choose investments that are less likely to fall dramatically in value

There's more information about the strategies for taking an income from

drawdown and some investment ideas in our guide