If you're thinking in that kind of environment,
you need to be aware of your surroundings,
situational awareness and so we're gonna start with
a couple of tools and devices you can have
in your day-to-day life that can help you.
So this is called Sip Chip.
This is for when you're going out
and you're having a drink.
We've got two drinks here, and what it tests for is
if somebody has tampered with your drink.
If somebody's trying to roofie you.
Essentially, yeah.
And you know what, honestly, that happened to me once
when I was 19 years old.
Somebody put something in my drink.
I was very lucky, but so this is real.
It happens.
So it has a 99, they claim they have a 99.3 accuracy rate.
So we take one drink, and all you do is just drop,
put a little droplet here.
That's one drink, and then we take the other drink
and we put another little droplet here.
I can't imagine living in a world where
if you go out and party for a couple hours,
you're testing your drink on your chip, sip chip thing.
I tell everybody, like especially ladies,
like those days of guys buying me drinks,
I buy my own drinks.
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This takes a few seconds so we'll get right back to it.
Okay so we'll come back around to him.
All right, here we have this necklace here.
So basically it functions with an app
and it's connected to an app.
You put in five contacts here
and you let these people know basically where you are.
When you double click it, you double click it--
I was wondering why she had a tray
with jewelry on it.
I'm like, what is that?
Well, you can look good and be lethal.
Invisaware, wow!
So by how many clicks, it knows what to notify?
So basically you put in five contacts
and if you double click this,
if you feel like you're in danger, something's happening,
it will send your GPS location to those five people
and it will notify 911 as well
so they know where you're at.
That just gave me chills.
Sincerely, that gave me chills.
Like, if I had human children instead of a pitbull,
I would give this to my teenager.
Seriously because if a young lady is abducted, right?
Double click.
That could save their lives.
Yeah, very simple and it's just, you wouldn't even know.
Now this is my favorite, probably because it's
the most violent one.
But this is--
God, I love her so much.
I want her to live in my building,
I wanna make her spaghetti.
Out of her way, out of her way.
I wanna go out and put on capes and fight crime
at night with her.
All right, so we have our bolt action pen here.
So this device is good for putting pressure on people.
So for example, somebody comes near you,
you can take it, push it on their wrist
and it'll jam it into their bone.
You can do it here.
Guys, when you think of--
Is there a knife on this?
No, no, no, it's just the metal part
and it's really strong.
And you can also use it actually to break glass.
So if you're trapped in a car, flood, fire,
you just strike the glass and it'll shatter.
But for the body, because of the metal it's made out of,
pressure point to the wrist.
You can do pressure point here for someone,
pressure point here, pressure point here.
Okay.
Hang on, we got more pressure points behind the ear,
and you know, at the end of the day,
if you're really in danger,
and I'm just gonna be straight up with you,
you take this thing and you jam it into somebody's eye.
You are not there to play Matrix.
You are there to strike and get out of there.
Can I have it?
All yours, all yours.
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That baby's going in my pocket.
All right and then finally,
if you need some extra support for when you live at home.
I actually use this in my own,
one of my first apartments when I rented,
I didn't feel safe; I lived by myself.
So this door jammer is great.
What you do is you put it up against your door
so when you're at home, you can sleep soundly.
And because honestly, even if you have a great lock,
people can break deadbolts,
they can break the frame around the door,
they can break the chain.
This is so easy.
They don't cost a ton of money.
Like, this is so smart.
They're so inexpensive and it can withstand about
2500 pounds of pressure.
I used it for years, and it really just helped me
sleep soundly at home.
No joke, I wish I had these 30 years ago.
I was mugged twice when I was very young
and I still lived in Queens.
I wish I had had that product.
Oh, you're from Queens?| I am.
I lived in Woodside, baby.
Astoria, right here.
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All right, let's go back and check our drinks.
So this takes about 30 seconds to work.
So basically here's our clean drink.
Two bars means clean drink, we're good to go.
Here's our dirty drink.
Somebody tampered with this one; one bar.
And there it is right there.
Wow, that's so crazy.
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These tools are essential for women
I think really, honestly.
Honestly for everybody too.
Men, too.
This happens to men.
I just think men don't speak about it as much.
So everybody in the audience,
they can protect themselves because
everybody's gonna go home with a pack of sip chips
and a personal safety device, the necklace from Invisaware.
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