YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on the same grave in here with another video and in this video kind of um It's shocking news But at the same time this when I heard about it Hearing about anything happening with Marvin Lewis as far as bingles and their coaching decisions with him Um, I would I would feel like it will come as more of a shock especially something like this But it just doesn't feel that shocking to me. I don't know why maybe it's because it's something That we've expected for so long um But we I thought that he was going to get fired a long time ago and I've said it this year I said it times before I feel like more than Lewis. I feel like he has something he got some type of dirt on Cincinnati Because he has been there for a long time. He's been there for a long time 15 years 15 years, so I thought this dude after bad seasons after uh, just the team completely falling apart Every year. Um just about I thought he would have been out of there a long time ago After the the five straight years where Andy Dalton and then he took them to the playoffs and whatnot I thought he would have been out there a long time ago And when he took them to the playoffs, they would they were done Not even the one in done, but just done because they didn't win one. They would just go done Um, I thought this would have happened a long time ago, but with him leaving Uh, I guess he avoids getting fired, but Who knows where he's gonna go next anyway before we get into this and it's not gonna be long Let me introduce myself me. I'm engraving vids. This is my youtube channel engraving vids and I'm a Ravens fan And even though I'm a Ravens fan as you can see, we don't just talk about Ravens on here We just talk football period So if you're a Ravens fan, if you're a Marvin Lewis fan If you wanted to come back to Baltimore and be a defensive coordinator like he was from 1996 to 2001 Make sure you subscribe to the youtube channel Turn your notifications on and leave a like on the video because like my guy Ryan mallard said it is completely Free make sure you leave a like on the video. There's 40 people in here, but it's only 16 likes y'all make sure y'all click that thumbs up button Now um, and you can follow on twitter instagram and snapchat too so Again, Marvin Lewis He is leaving the team. He's leaving the team So with him leaving the team Um, they didn't say where his next destination is going to be. Maybe maybe carter might know carter. Do you know what Marvin Lewis is doing? You do? Where's he gonna go? Where's he gonna go?  Where's he gonna go?  You kind of look like Marvin Lewis. All right. You got to move now, man All right. You got to move anyway um Marvin Lewis is he was somebody that he was the um, he was the defensive coordinator for the uh for the I'm about to say for the bangles before the Ravens uh back when the Ravens were first became the Ravens um, he is somebody that Who knows what could happen? Who knows if he could if he could end up being a defensive coordinator for the Ravens, especially with DMP's uh with that rumor going around that he might retire. So we'll see man We'll see what happens. Um, would I want him to come to be a defensive coordinator? I wouldn't be opposed to it.  Go get Marvin Lewis, but I wouldn't be opposed to it either. I'll be neutral on the situation But with um, again with Marvin Lewis something that I was saying before I felt like this is something that should have happened a long time ago I thought he was gonna get fired a long time ago. Uh, it's I I didn't I just I didn't think he was gonna last this long and this it's been 15 years 15 years that fast 15 years Oh, okay. Darkest fear said uh He's working at the bingles front office. He said it Oh Well, I mean if if if that is the case if he's gonna step down from coaching, um That says a lot, uh That says a lot if he's gonna still stick with the team. He obviously got a love and a respect for them. Um, which is understandable I mean, they they've been given this guy a job when other dudes who have been doing Uh better or around the same Record as him have been fired. He has lasted extremely long. Um, and he just kept on lasting It's like like I said every time you think this dude was gonna get fired. No No, he just keeps on going bingles don't they don't they don't do anything to him. That's why I said he has to He has to have something on the bingles. He's got to he's got to he gotta have something on the bingles That's the only that's the only way he gotta have some type of dirt on him He must have been blackmailing him or something He must have been blackmailing them or something because there's no way It's no way how how how how how how I don't get that how Um, but shout out to him. We got respect for um, definitely got respect for him because he's definitely have him and his team have given Baltimore plenty of headaches over, uh Over just especially the most recent couple of seasons Definitely because they always just find a way to beat us. Um, but now with with him leaving Um This could go two ways. This could go two ways now for the last couple of games And it depends on how the players feel about Marvin Lewis now, um They could it could be the case where If they do have a lot of respect for Marvin Lewis They love Marvin Lewis Then they could play their hearts out for this guy. They could play their hearts out for this guy the next couple of games I believe they have Um, when they have Steelers next week I forgot who they have next week But either way they got um, I forgot who they played today. I don't know Um, but I do know most importantly, uh for us for us Ravens fans They play us in the last week of the season in Baltimore now Um, that game that this this makes that game even more scary This game is is extremely, uh, scary today too against the Browns that we got coming up But the game when we um, oh they played Vikings this week Okay, thank you, Ryan. Appreciate it, man um, so with them With with their next couple of games they could either if they love Marvin Lewis They may play their hearts out for and they may try to do every single thing Possible to win Oh, they played Alliance next week. No What's up with this bingo schedule? Oh, yeah, no, no, no, they already they already played Steelers twice my fault. I I keep on going back to that. Um, but they They could play their hearts out for they could play their hearts out for what's up Logan? Um, or if they really ain't feeling Marvin Lewis and some of them might have been feeling like Oh, yeah, this guy should have been out of here a long time ago. They may just lay down I'm hoping they lay down because especially for that week 17 game. I want my Ravens to get into the playoffs Uh, Ravens just got to take care of business if they went out they should be I think they should be a okay Um, definitely going to be rooting for the Patriots when they play the bills next week. I believe Um, thank you chiefs for last night. I don't know if any chiefs fans in here right now, but I love you all Thank you. We appreciate you. Um So we'll see man We'll see how everything plays out um, but yeah, we This is this is weird. It almost feels weird. It doesn't feel shocking. Um I would have thought something like I said earlier. I would have thought something like this would have felt more Like oh, wow, I can't believe that that happened, right partner I would have been like I can't believe that that happened And that's crazy. Oh dolphins play the bills today. Oh boy. Oh, yeah So yeah, I'm okay, so we wrote Yes we're rooting for the uh rooting for the dolphins then We're rooting for the dolphins.  Um If we're gonna see how this deal is in patriots and everything just got to play out There's so much stuff that has to play out. It's crazy, man There's so much stuff that has to play out. Oh shout out to outbound malls chiefs fan in the building We appreciate y'all. That's Ravens fans. We love you guys and we appreciate you chiefs. Thank you so much Thank you so much. I need to send y'all all uh, thank you cards Just something we appreciate y'all so much. We really do um Alexander said it doesn't matter if they like Marvin Lewis. He has had five He has had more five times more chances than Blake borders with no results Well, it doesn't matter if they like him. He has had more five times more Chances than Blake borders with no results. What do you mean by that? Just uh run that run that bias again Yeah, let's get in for Carter, man If the ravens could get in for Carter that would be beautiful because Carter He's only been around for two years and as long as he's been around He has not He has not seen a ravens winning season He has not As long as Carter's been here. He has not seen a ravens winning season so Carter deserves it, right son? right Right Carter Okay Okay, Carter Carter's over there watching little Einstein's man And he's doing the patent thing. Okay now. He's getting all hyped Pat pat pat pat pat Well, we talk about pat we think about point after touch then But Carter talks about pat. He's talking about little Einstein um So anyway, no playoff wins for 15. Wow. Wow. That is a you should Oh, wow Did he really have no playoff wins? I know he ain't getting under the five the last uh five times he's been there But really nothing in the uh, wow. Oh, yeah pat is also Patrick record. That's another one. That's cool, right? Oh, okay, so Marvel Lewis has had over a decade to to get the bingles to playoff win Wow, that's a lot man Logan said from a pat fan the Steelers look more impressive this year than any I can remember looking forward. Oh, yeah It's gonna be a good game. I'm looking forward to it too, man I'm looking forward to it too. He said it's about time that bum gets fired. Jody Nelson. What's up, man? Jody Nelson is really good at matters. Y'all should play him if y'all on xbox one play him in matter I remember he gave me a really really good game. Uh, what was that a couple months ago? I remember that one. I ain't forget He gave me a really really really really good game. So shout out to Jody Nelson, man Oh, yeah, patrick. I don't watch our peanut too. So yeah, so That pat that car that was doing I could go for a lot of people man Oh, wow patrick cars. I want touchdowns impairment. That is a telling stat wow I have a ps4, but I don't play on ps4. I only play it on xbox one and that's only when I get the chance to So they don't it don't really happen too much. Um, oh you forgot today was football sunday Maybe because the football last night messed you up a little bit I didn't even watch the games last night. I started watching that The lions and bears game, but it was it was like a snooze fest Uh, especially with two teams that's not really playing for anything. Um And my raven's been there before Were they not playing for anything in this end of the season? So, um, but I those teams weren't my ravens I just what's up savage those teams just the games didn't Really, uh, get me excited and even if the chiefs in charges game, um, I I didn't watch that one either I didn't watch one bit of that game. That's why we didn't do a post game on it. I didn't watch one bit of it I was keeping up with it on twitter, but um, I didn't I didn't watch any of it at all But I was hoping the chiefs will win when I saw that tyreek hill I saw he got like a 60 something yard touchdown. I said, oh, yeah chiefs king.    This is his third year third year Little second year because he missed all of his first year. But even if even with that, this is his second year playing wide receiver First round draft pick you play this position all your life You play this position all your life and a guy that was a defensive tackle Undrafted free agent defensive tackle gets switched to fullback and has more touchdowns than you Brashar Perryman can't create space. That's correct. Well, he can with a speed, but he can't catch Even Carter knows the breakdown He needs to create space Well, even when he does that we can't trust him. We can't trust him See even Carter knows man, even Carter knows but anyway This thing crazy, man appreciate y'all coming through Carter appreciates y'all coming through Carter's in he's in jump up and down mode. Um Maybe they should have put you on Antonio brown last week because I know with all that energy you got you could have kept up with him I know you could have kept up with him All right, Carter. We are Anyway, appreciate y'all. Maybe Carter can replace Marvin Lewis. I'll tell you he got that little he got that Marvin Lewis cut He got that Marvin Lewis cut I gotta gotta get that little eye signs off the camera Don't need that copyright. Anyway, appreciate y'all. Thank you for coming through. You know, I love y'all Um, this will probably be the last time I see y'all until after the game Until after the game Halftime no, I probably will not be Be able to do the halftime stream, but I should be able to see y'all after the game pre game possibly But most likely not Possibly though Ravens play the browns today. My lions gave up on cj mosey too soon Oh Ain't there the cj mosey on the lions the defensive tackle, right? I Believe there is me if we lose to the browns. I'm done. I mean hey, it's it's this very scary game, man It's a very scary game. It's a very scary game You know that rick raw song where? That rick raw song where you say you pull up to the red light And it's he's in that right after that. He said trap trap trap trap trap Because it is It can be a trap Can't overlook the browns not one bit We're not done if we lose to the browns, but we just we can't can't lose to the browns, man Yeah, they would be playing spoiler today That that exact that's exactly what they would be doing. We do not need to be that team Because uh, we don't need to be that team because we have been that team before one we have been that team to um To lose to a winless team Toward the end of the season remember the Miami Dolphins is when they were old and 15 We lost to them last game of the season. I think it was an overtime too We don't need to be that team and we don't need to be that team that lose to a browns team That just has not been doing good because we have been there before too. We've been there before too um and the browns they just Like I said, they have been playing better They've been playing better And we've been playing better too now, especially on offense and I believe the defense can bounce back today I think the defense will be fine today. I think they they got a big chance to bounce back They got all the opportunity in the world the browns offensive line is not Pittsburgh offensive line The browns quarterback. They're receivers. They're not Pittsburgh quarterback and receivers, but they can still get a lot done So she kaiser. I'm kaiser and josh golden. I don't know. I was about to say the shan Gordon Oh, yeah, because I mixed them up. So we'll see man It is going to be a tough game Get off me head coach I guess because I got on this bingo jersey That's why carter all laid up on me like marvin lewis been with the bingos for the past 15 years um Okay, baltimore best said collins gonna have 19 rushes 159 yards and three touchdowns. That is a super high Uh yards per carry, but I wouldn't be mad at that at all. I would love that. I would love that I would love uh collins to go off I would love for flakko to go off. I would love for all of them to go off I would love for all of them to go off Jg is new here So, um, maybe he didn't know this team keep it clean. No comments were cursing Next time you do that, you're gonna have to be blocked. What's up, george? What's up, george? I ain't forget about the xfl thing man. Um, oh chick is chill. I mean, we'll see what happens, man We'll see what happens.  Anyway, um, I appreciate y'all Thank you for coming through or after the loss of skills you couldn't sleep. I thought see that loss It was a tough loss And um cream hunt remember what football was last two weeks. Yeah, sure did. I'm glad he did especially last night um After the loss to the stealers and I'm supposed to be getting off of here After the loss, can y'all believe a kicker once got league MVP or he really did Oh, oh, I appreciate that. Uh, mando. Thank you um, but after the stealers loss Like I said in the video. I wasn't like upset. I was disappointed I wasn't upset though because I knew that wasn't the end of the season um And I didn't I didn't even expect them to be like To play the game like the way that they played out. I didn't expect it to go like that I didn't didn't expect the offense to do like they did. Um, I also didn't expect the defense to do as bad as they did um But yeah, it was it was that was it was a great game. Um, stealers earned it. They deserved it and they got it uh Dean piece he uh I don't know if he was wearing them same glasses that harbaugh was wearing at the beginning of the season Remember in the preseason when harbaugh first got his glasses and they were talking about it. Oh, yeah harbaugh's got a new glasses and da da da And right when he started wearing those glasses harbaugh said, oh, yeah When ryan mallard threw them two picks in the preseason game and just looked awful Harbaugh was like, oh, yeah ryan mallard played winning football I think that dean piece was wearing those same glasses that harbaugh had on when he said ryan mallard played winning football After throwing two picks and just being completely inaccurate I think I think dean piece had on them same glasses that night Or the night we played the stealers to to because he clearly can see what we could all see What brad and car just getting abused By tonio brown. It's all good. J. G. Like I said, I know you knew here. So you might not have known. It's all good. Um So anyway Anyway, um I hope we I hope that we played him again after the wild card so we can prove that they and all that first game was without jimmy thought to take I would I would like for us to play them again I would like for us to play pittsburgh again or whether you play pittsburgh or new england More so pittsburgh though pittsburgh because it's it's more personal with pittsburgh It's more it's more personal um because with uh With with new england. Yeah, we all know about our history with new england and whatnot But with this with with pittsburgh is just especially how this season has been with them beating us them first They whooped us in the first game and then at the at the at the last game they won at the very end so I think it would be It would be more fitting for us to play pittsburgh But first before you even worry about playing somebody in the playoffs We have to get to the playoffs We have to get there so Let's hold off on The uh the pittsburgh talk Playing a patriot's talk or playing a jaguars talk or playing whoever talk so we have to actually Get there first and that's much um That's a much bigger issue or much bigger task at hand that needs to be dealt with first so Handle the browns today They need to be on point. They need to be sound. They need to be solid You get past this game today in a way game then you are um You get past this game today You got two home games to close out your season and you never have to be home games to close out your season Ravens fans. No You have two two home games to close out your season and ravens fans never have that ever So please They need to get it done They need to get it done Okay, I see you guys, uh You're having love connections in the chat section right now. That's it. It's the first of everything Um, I don't know if y'all caught that. I just saw that one. Um, but anyway, I don't actually get off of here now Like I said, I was going to um, I appreciate y'all.  Oh, man That's crazy. Yeah, I Whatever, man. I think that's spammed. I'm pretty sure it is but um I don't know where all this spam is coming from this morning. That's three spammy comments that we got already, but Anyway You don't know what that is I don't know what that is either, man. I don't know what that is either Carter. Um Yeah, that that always happens. I've been saying we're gonna end this like 10 minutes ago and we didn't end it but Man, this is crazy, man. Yeah, big shout out to Carter, man. Look at Yeah, you looking like Marvin Lewis Um, but anyway They say e-harmony, man. I appreciate y'all, man Thank you. Uh, we'll see y'all later on We out, man Duck duck goose. You want to play duck duck goose? You want to play duck duck goose right now Oh For when no buyer said Ravens 34 brown 16 We'll see see what happens. We we we started talking about Marvin Lewis We started talking about Marvin Lewis and we ended up talking about Ravens He said 11 duck duck goose. Yeah, man 11 in the morning to josh Gordon would destroy us. Oh I'm scared about that guy, man Scared about that guy, but all right, man. Appreciate y'all. Thank you. Um Shout out to the Carter, man Baby boy right here, man Strong baby boy too, man Why are you so strong, man? Huh? Why are you so strong? Black old duck duck goose duck duck interception.  Anyway, finally for real Um, we're about to get off of here now Um, so thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Carter. You want to say bye? Carter, what if I pause a little Einstein? You can't what what if I pause little Einstein didn't know you're gonna say bye Hey, hey, what? yelling little Einstein I pause it so you can say bye Okay, three way. All right. Anyway Anyway, again, like I said, we out. Um, appreciate all y'all coming through. Uh, appreciate y'all, man Y'all are wild, man. Y'all are wild.  That's never good, man. That's never good Um, the at the cc's that you go to do they say the same thing because I know cc's when we go in there Or when we've been in there ain't been in there in years. They go welcome.  Oh, yeah, you can't take the drink home That is true Are we gonna see paribn play today? That's a good question Maybe we may do a pregame stream by the 1130 once the uh the active The active players come out the um the uh Uh, what's the thing called the inactive players? um What is it called again? I forgot man. I forgot what it's called, man Hey lavalo, I hope you're right What's the what's the thing called when it's the active players and the players that's that aren't active? I forgot man I forgot what it's called. It's it's it's slipping my mind um man It's really slipping my mind Oh healthy scratch What am I gonna do? I'm trying to remember Is it healthy scratch? I It's it's the list. What is that list called? Oh my goodness. This fan this fan This fan This fan He said I'm going over Uh, I forgot. I really forgot what it's called. But it's it's cool, man Um bmo beatdown said I would totally be okay with dp retired and marvelous come back the ball To want to be a defense injury report. Uh, I think that might be it. Um Yeah, inactive. Yeah, I guess injury report inactive. Yeah. Okay. I guess that's it I thought I thought I was having more of a brain fart than I actually was She just want to teach us how to cook chicken These things are wild today, man. I don't know what's going on with it. It's wild. I never seen uh Never seen anything like that. But Sean should be on special teams Now He might get hurt there You know what? But chris more has been on special teams and chris more of a playing receiver. How does chris more Really quick and we about to get off. How does chris more? How does this guy fourth round drafted? And fourth round don't really tell the I mean the round you get picked in don't really tell the whole story That just tells how good you were in college and how how good people thought you were in college coming out of college or whatever For the fourth round draft picks Uh somebody whose hands were made of stone last year It's two. Yeah, I did say I was leaving man, but anyway, um, yeah, man All right, I'm I'm all for real now, man. I'm all for real now. I love y'all You stuck or caught us between me and the couch. All right, you ain't stuck anymore, son All right, man. He yelling at me for what's your problem? Huh, okay. He chilled out now. All right. Anyway Um, yeah more more than pretty good. Uh, especially recently here. He doesn't stepped up a lot man. He doesn't stepped up a lot Um, chris more score my touchdowns at michelle last year. He worked for it now. You're making plays on offense. Yeah, man, uh chris more has He had stepped up a lot man He stepped up a lot and lot. Love it. Love it. Love it. All right, man. I'm going. Um I'm going for real this time appreciate y'all. I'm out. I'm clicking the end button right now Here we go


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Today is a historic day it is historic in this community because we bring back in a sense one of the most beautiful parks one of the biggest gems in our crown of jewels in the park system Cobb Park so I'm proud to be a part of it. We were able to take one million dollars in royalty revenues received in the park system allocated for this project the Terrent Regional Water District came forward and matched that money so we doubled our money so in essence two million dollars as a result of the use of those royalty funds and there were some other leases pipeline leases and so on so overall as a result of all that we're able to do a four million dollar project to this particular park. Cobb Park I can remember Cobb Park being here years ago my aunt and uncle lived out this one we come around here it was a beautiful park and it kind of slipped down it is back to its glory an additional phase two we'll bring in the addition of the park. Yeah the community involvement has been absolutely extraordinary we did a plan just a you know a plan about you know what they wanted to see and we had over 400 participants just involved in the master planning for the park and that told me that we were on to something that it wasn't just me that was interested in seeing something happen and there were so many different neighborhoods that were that came out to countless meetings in the cold in the winter months that were delighted and excited about this process so this day has been a long time in Cadmium.


Spring Cleaning is here and Appalachian Wireless has the deal to get you started. Get a Samsung Galaxy S8 for a penny or a Galaxy S8 Plus for only $89.99 on the region's best network. Better service, bigger savings, that's today's Appalachian Wireless. So your agreement requires you to store for details. A Political Candidates Forum was held Tuesday in Floyd County. All candidates in Floyd and surrounding areas were invited to Stumbo Elementary School to give a three-minute speech. Questions were also provided by members of the audience which mostly focused on what the candidates wanted to do if they were voted in to that specific office. When they come in, we took some questions from the crowd and we asked them what time they were up there. We didn't turn the open mic, of course, but we did ask the questions from the crowd. Organizers were very pleased with the turnout and say hosting events like this, especially so close to the election, is very important. If you don't host events like this, nobody knows exactly what the candidate stands for. So by bringing them here in the public, letting them see the people's faces, they're actually voting for them and hearing their issues, it's over the moon. Johnson is now looking forward to Tuesday and thinks Floyd County can now make a more informed decision while voting. A lot of these guys, I didn't know what their platform was until tonight and after hearing them speak, I kind of know where they stand somewhat and whether I agree or disagree with them. The majority of the candidates were present during the forum. In Gretel, Shelby Porter, EKB News.


My grandma, I tend to call her almost every other day. I'm trying to learn her mac and cheese recipe to this day, but she won't tell me. Hope she sees this.


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Hey everybody welcome back to my Star Wars channel. I just got back from my trip to Disney World visited Galaxy's Edge once again two times two different days because I'm a big huge Star Wars fan A. been with the franchise since the beginning and B. I am a former Disney Landcast member as well and so today I want to talk to you about the Galaxy's Edge Spork We would be honored if you would join us That's right the Galaxy's Edge Spork or the the Galaxy's Edge Utencel or the Space Utencel there's it's got a couple different names it it used to be Something that you'd get with your food at docking base seven so you'd go to docking base seven order your food You'd get a utensil It's made out of metal. It's real right and it looks like a spork It's a spoon fork and then it's got some like kind of weird handle the handle almost looks like it could be a A butter knife, but I don't I don't know that's that's not what I use it for And then you are supposed to put it on your tray and give it back To docking base seven you're supposed to turn it turn it in along with your you know Your cups and bowls and whatnot, but uh people didn't do that. They stole them So they stole them as a souvenir kind of kind of sad really and then They were gone for a really long time. They were gone and then they were just giving you the you know the plastic Disney utensils but then on our recent trip noticed that the Sporks were back. That's right. They were back at docking base seven, but this time for a purchase So you can buy them for $11. Okay, and I think you get one per order And it comes a little drawstring bag. It's got some galactic empire scripting on the front there And it's it's the spork you remember right still not a metal. It's legit metal You know out of all the things that I purchased As a souvenir. I think as a dad, you know, there's a lot of toys and stuffed animals You know, we let the kids build lightsabers, of course There's a lot of like knick-knack things that you know You probably could find on amazon or anywhere else for me The docking base seven spork That was a souvenir because you can only get it At docking base seven.  You can only get it at galaxy's edge It's not available anywhere else and it's something I could actually use Right, it's not just going to go up there on the wall. Um, I take this camping, you know, take this on vacation Uh, just have dinner with it. It just does casual conversation It's fun and it's star wars and of course, I love everything star wars And so I just wanted to show it to you. That's it. That was it. Let you know that it's down there so that when you're Walking around galaxy's edge, make sure you pick one up. You should go to docking base seven. Anyway, it's one of the best places To get food, especially star wars themed food sit inside Get your little bowl, you know, have different people in your party Get different meals and and swap and share and try all the different space cuisine It's a lot of fun and it's certainly part of our favorite experience Going to galaxy's edge. That's everything. That's everything I wanted to say Of course, I'll always answer questions below either about star wars or disney world disney land or being a cast member I'm happy to answer any of those questions down below. May the force be with you guys. I'll see you next time. Bye


You cannot reason with the narcissist. Narcissists often target people who use good sense and sound judgment in practical matters. If you use common sense, if you use logic or reasoning, you can become a target for abuse. The narcissist prefers it when you use logic or reasoning to try to figure out what they are doing. Because they know that it's not going to make sense. It's not meant to make sense. Everything that they are doing is only intended to mess with your mind and cause you to obsess over what they are doing. It is intended to preoccupy or fill your mind continually and to a troubling extent where you are constantly talking or worrying about them and what they are doing to you. It is intended to make you over-analyse the situation and examine them methodically and in detail in an attempt to explain and interpret it. When you try to use logical reasoning with the narcissist, it only creates both confusion or uncertainty. The narcissist exists in your ability to think and reason. They exist in your way of thinking because it is influenced by your environment. They exist in what you regard to be important, in what you feel concerned about, in what you pay attention to which is influenced by your environment. They know how to control and influence your thoughts. They know how to change your way of thinking so that you do not become aware or conscious of something. So that you do not realise or understand, come to an opinion about something or have a belief about something, interpret or regard them in a particular way. It keeps you looking at yourself and wondering if there is something wrong with you or if it is something that you are doing which is causing them to act in this way. You try to use logical reasoning, you try to make sense out of it which only leaves you even more confused and this is what their behaviour is intended to do. Instead of using logical reasoning to figure out what the narcissist is doing, pay attention to your intuition, your ability to understand something instinctively rather than trying to use conscious reasoning. Pay attention to what you know or consider to be likely from your instinctive feeling.  They want you to try to make sense out of what they are doing, how they are making you feel or what they are displaying to you. They want you to mentally struggle to achieve or resist something from them. They want you to engage in a fight or struggle against them because that is their idea of fun.   You are not going to be able to maintain a realistic attitude to the situation or problem, it will only be providing them with amusement or enjoyment and they will be using you exploiting you to give them a moment of distraction from their true feelings of worthlessness and insignificance while it only leaves you feeling even more confused. This is why you should never use logic or reasoning for the narcissist, instead you should pay attention to your intuition, pay attention to what you know or consider to be likely from your instinctive feeling, they want you to over think, they want you to over analyze, it gives them attention, it gives them your energy, that's what they want, if you are thinking about them you are giving them attention and if you are giving them attention you are giving them your energy, they know how to make you think, they know how to make you analyze the situation and they know that certain things are going to make you think or analyze more than usual, they know that it's going to create more of an opportunity for them to get your attention and extract energy from you, they cannot produce the energy on their own, they have to get it from you, it has to be transferred from you so they have to plan or coordinate the elements of a situation to produce the desired effect to then get you to focus your attention on them, to then transfer the energy from you, the more you try to reason with the narcissist, the more attention and consideration you are given to them, the more you are preventing your desired aim or result from being achieved, you are playing their game and being sucked into their world through overthinking and over analyzing, this is what creates the confusion, you are trying to make sense out of nonsense, you are trying to make sense out of things that have no meaning, foolish or unacceptable behavior based on out of control and stable emotions, which have no logical explanation instead of trying to use logical reasoning with the narcissist, pay attention to your intuition, pay attention to your instinctive feeling of what you know or consider to be likely, how do you feel, does the situation feel morally good, justified or acceptable, does it feel like something that would be desired or approved of, does it feel like something that has the required qualities, does it feel like something that is going to have a positive outcome or result, pay attention to your intuition and you will find that you already have the answers within you, when you are with the narcissist they shut off your intuition, they turn you into a person that overthinks, over analyzes, you are only thinking or reacting to what they are doing, rather than reflecting on your own thoughts or feelings, you lose touch with yourself and your own beliefs, values and opinions, they turn you into someone who acts without careful consideration of what will be necessary or of what may happen in the future, someone who acts without conscious thought, idea or opinion and this is how they use your reasoning against you, this is how they use your action of thinking about something in a logical, sensible way against you, this is how they cause your mind to believe something that is not true for their personal gain, this is how they give you a mistake and an impression but if you pay attention to your intuition it will give you the answers, it will reveal the truth, it will give you closure, it will give you a sense of resolution or conclusion and a feeling that the emotional or traumatic experience has been resolved, thank you for watching, I hope this video resonated with you, please like, comment, share and subscribe, click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos, if you would like to donate, my PayPal link is in the video description, coaching enquiries you can email me at Narx Father coaching at tumour.com, check out the immersion dice in the Narx Father store, where you can purchase your own Narx Father t-shirt, tank top or mug, the link is in the video description, thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon.


Back here at home, the National Emergency Management Organization has received communications equipment, supplies and training from the World Bank via the Disaster Vulnerability Resilience Program. This is all part of NEMO better positioning itself to communicate effectively during or after disaster. Glenn Simon reports. The National Emergency Management Organization, NEMO, has increased its communications resilience ahead of the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season. NEMO received technical and financial support from the World Bank via the Disaster Vulnerability Resilience Program DVRP. Honourable Guy Joseph, Minister for Economic Development, Housing, Urban Renewal, Transport and Civil Aviation received a presentation from NEMO of the equipment and support provided by the DVRP, which falls on the HIST's portfolio. It is clear that NEMO is making the transition from not just being called a command centre to deal with disasters, but being fully prepared themselves to be able to respond, to communicate and to do all of the necessary things. NEMO's director Doreen Gustav stated that NEMO has received VHF radios and equipment, which have been installed at health facilities, fire and police stations around the island, as well as in secluded, hard-to-reach communities, usually inaccessible during or post a disaster. We realised that VHF radio communication is one of the most resilient ways of communicating post a disaster and so we knew that we needed to bring it up to par so we can keep that communication line open. The communications officer with NEMO, Lionel Ellis, noted that over the years, NEMO has suffered from a lack of equipment to truly call its base operations a true emergency centre. The new equipment, he says, has enhanced NEMO's communications abilities. NEMO, I think, and I'm very proud to say that NEMO is getting to be number one in the Caribbean in terms of disaster preparedness in communications and I can tell you that because I've worked in a lot of countries and they're not as sophisticated as NEMO's inclusion. But most of all, NEMO has its own network and the network spans across their island and also to CIDEMA in Barbados. The DVRP also provided NEMO with a new vehicle, several electronic tablets capable of sending real-time information from disaster response teams on the ground, an advanced information management system as a central repository for NEMO's information and an early warning multi-hazard siren system for vulnerable communities. With this equipment, we are able to network NEMO in a manner that the information that we receive in here can get out to the various media houses, various persons, our donor agencies in a timely manner. IT officer with the Celusia Fire Service, Trevor Hunt, said the fire service and NEMO will each be provided with a search and rescue drone. These are high-tech drones capable of operating in adverse weather conditions for up to 45 minutes with infrared technology. So when we look at situations of disasters, for instance, a storm or anything of that sort, the drone will be able to go out there to survey the areas, affected areas even with a storm ongoing and relay live information back to NEMO's headquarters so that they can make the best decisions on the situation. Trading will also be provided for up to 15 persons around the island on the proper operations of the drone. Minister Joseph also indicated that the support provided to NEMO must be seen as an important aspect in building the overall resilience of Celusia. To be on the map as one of the countries in the region with one of the most modern technology systems for response to disaster is in itself a great achievement and I would like to place on record our thanks and appreciation to the World Bank through the DVRP project for the assistance that they have given to NEMO because sometimes these things are not very visible. All of the things you see behind me there, they are not seen as the visible projects. A nice building is seen, a proper road and then you get a grand opening but these are the things that build a backbone to true resilience. Under the DVRP, NEMO will also receive training and equipment for its community emergency response teams and its damage needs assessment teams. For the National Competitiveness and Productivity Council, Glenn Simon reporting.


This is Think Tech Hawaii, Humanity Matters here. Okay, we're back. We're live. I'm Jay Fiedel. This is Energy in America today on a given Wednesday at 3 p.m. And we're talking, as we always do, with Lou Plurici. He is the CEO of EPRINC, which is an Energy Policy Research Think Tank in Washington, D.C. He joins us by Skype, and we always like to talk to him and catch up on what's going on. Lots is going on. Hi, Lou. Welcome back to Think Tech. It's good to be here. You look good. I just want to point out I'm wearing my Washington Nationals shirt tonight because the Washington Nationals are headed to the World Series, as well. We don't know yet, but they're in the playhouse. We're going to try to show the logo as the show goes forward, and give you full credit. It's my second favorite logo after the University of Hawaii. Okay, so. Thank you. We want that too. We want that too. The news, then, and I understand you came back from a trip recently to Canada. You, at the courtesy of Canadian government, to see some installations and have some discussions in Canada. Can you tell us about the trip and where it went, what it did, and what you learned? Yeah. So I think that it was an interesting trip. The government of Canada occasionally sponsored some visits to their energy facilities. Myself along with senior people from the Institute of Energy Research, Heritage Foundation, someone from the State Department, the Department of Energy, and the Brookings Institution were all guests of the Canadian government. And we visited Manitoba, we visited Saskatchewan and also Alberta, including the infamous heavy oil fields in Fort McMurray. We did see what was quite interesting, one of only two fully functioning carbon capture and storage facilities in the world. And I was impressed with the, this was at Saks Power in Regina, Saskatchewan, and I think the thing that struck me most about that visit was basically you have a power plant in which somebody installed on the end of it a chemical plant, and that the skill set to run a chemical plant is much different than the skill set to run a power plant. But this facility tries to capture the CO2 and either store it deep underground or transmit it by pipeline, some 70 miles, to an oil company which uses it for enhanced oil recovery. So what's the benefit of connecting an energy facility with a chemical facility? How do they synergize? I think that's one of the problems if we're going to make carbon capture and storage successful is we're going to have to have a more sophisticated skill set because it is the power plants that generate the CO2, of course, and the long held concern, let's say, of the coal producers and the coal people that use coal and power plants is that if we could just somehow capture and store this carbon, this industry could survive because it could be a zero emitter because it could literally store all the carbon deep under the earth. What use would the carbon play if it's stored under the earth? We're just keeping it out of circulation. Is that the idea? Exactly. And at that stage when you put it down under so much pressure, it is in fact a liquid. And we do know that there has been a lot of debate on this, a lot of concern on liability. What happens if the storage facility has a big burp and emits all the carbon at once into the atmosphere? But I actually think the real issue with carbon capture and storage is not the integrity of the underground storage but the cost. Can it be done in a cost effective manner? Is it costing $100 a ton or $10 a ton? And no one ever wants to tell you what that number is. I think logic is they just don't know yet. Yes. So how do you store carbon underground? Just pump it into the soil. You put a pipe down. Can you find a geologic structure, maybe an old oil well or geologic structure, or you drill a well deep, maybe 10,000 feet and you find a geologic structure which is stable and which can store it and accept it in a way where it doesn't release it. What are you saying? I mean if you think about it, we are quite good at drilling very deep holes. Think about a great deal of CO2 for tens of years, I think for decades, in places where it makes sense. Oil drillers have used CO2 to produce oil to give them enhanced oil recovery and the CO2 has in fact remained behind. Well, so I guess my question is how can you be sure that that geological structure is going to contain the carbon and that the carbon will not leak out into the earth and somehow affect the environment or agriculture or just cut right up into the air? We can't be 100% certain on any technology, but I think the Bug Yucca Mountain in Nevada where we store the nuclear material. We'd like to store the nuclear material, but former Majority Leader Harry Reid prevented us from doing that. I think the consensus really is that this is a stable way to store it. The real issue is how cost-effective it is. Yes. Well, looking at the whole trip that you had in Canada, I guess it was mostly toward the western end of Canada and maybe points north, what was your sense of how the Canadians view oil, how they view fossil fuels, how they view energy and is it different from regulatory or otherwise, maybe consumer-wise? I think the most interesting thing about Canada today is they have proceeded with a nationwide carbon tax. But since none of the provinces trust any of the other provinces, all the taxation and revenue from the carbon tax stays within the province. So they have a carbon tax that is going to go is now around $10 a ton that will rise over time by 2040 to $50 a ton. Think about that. That's roughly equivalent to 50 cents a gallon for those of you that still drive an internal combustion engine. So it's not a trivial amount. And their biggest concern is since virtually all Canadian energy is shipped to the U.S., what does it do to their competitive position? Yes. Yes. Well, they've depended on the U.S., aren't they? The U.S. is their biggest market and they're always concerned. Virtually their only market. Yeah, oh, interesting, interesting. Actually, the interesting thing that I told the Canadians, because 83% of Canadian power generation is non-emitting. It's either hydroelectric power or it's nuclear power. So I told the Canadians, actually, I don't even know why you went to the Paris meetings. You should have just asked them to send you a check. So you must have spent a week or two doing this in Western Canada. And I'm sure there were moments, there were aha moments for you where you observed and learned and heard things that you didn't know and that you could take back. And I wonder if you can tell us what those things were, at least some of them were. What were the aha moments, Lou, in Canada? The aha moment with Canada is they're just not, they don't have as many unreasonable people as we do. That is the only real takeaway. That's been so for a long time. Yes, they don't really have the extremes on either end. They try to always work things out. And in a way, this is a grand bargain because in order for the Albertans to get the other provinces' degree to allow installation of their pipelines, they have agreed to go along with this environmental measure for a carbon tax. So I think that that, and the other thing that you really struck by the Canadians, I think, is that their energy technology is really first-win. And it's very sophisticated. And of course, people from around the world come and visit this carbon capture and storage knowledge center because it's a working storage-captured facility in Regina. So what can we learn from the Canadians? I mean, is there something that strikes you which you saw that they have, we don't have, and that we can use either way of technology or a systems approach or a regulatory approach? What can we learn? What should we adopt here from what you learned there? I think there's a couple of things. One is, if you look at the traditional way, the first thing is that they have really done a great job in pioneering kind of much more friendly environmental extraction technology. If you remember, oil sands are largely produced by mining, removing the overburden and then taking just a few feet below the surface, up in the boreal forest, crushing and mixing it with water and solvents and extracting the crude oil from the bitumen. But the new facilities now use no mining technique at all. They drill a pipe, maybe 5,000 feet, maybe a mile long, and they drill a second pipe. The first pipe, they pump down very hot steam. The second pipe is just through gravity and a lot of small holes takes the bitumen and is pumped to the surface. So that is a quite innovative technology, which is just long term, we will not be mining bitumen in the boreal forest anymore. And I think that's a lesson in the few parts of the world where they have these kind of heavy oil deposits that everyone can benefit from. So do we have the same kind of topography or resources similar to theirs? No, that's very interesting because the Canadian, they are going to be, they are producing in Canada about 4 million barrels a day. I think next year they will probably increase their exports to the US by 300,000 barrels a day. Around 2.9 to 3 million is from this heavy oil that is mining, your mining in-situ process. The US shale oil geologic formations are actually quite the opposite. They are light oil, they are totally accessed by deep drilling and horizontal and fractionating the shale rock to get it up through high pressure water. It's a completely different process and all the Canadian oil is produced on what we call crown property, that is the government's property. In the US, most shale oil and gas is produced on private property. So with that, you know, I recall there's something called the Athabasket tar sands in Alberta. This is exactly what we're talking about. Yeah, okay, so that's it. But we don't have tar sands, do we? We don't have it. You know who else has these, though? Are the Venezuelans. Ah, interesting. The Orinoco Basins, but the Venezuelans are kind of a basket case right now. They have their own issues. So let's shift gears for a minute to Secretary Perry's new directive where he's talking about trying to do what appears to be a progressive thing to create incentives and disincentives around sustainability about resilience, if you will, of power development and transmission. Can you talk about that? Yeah, so I think there is a, you know, in the sort of political wars of Washington, there is a sense that a lot of renewable technologies like wind, solar, perhaps, you know, some of the more exotic approaches, that these are inherently intermittent. The wind doesn't operate when you don't get wind power when the wind doesn't blow. You don't get solar power when it's nighttime. So, but the way power is developed and purchased and charged for does not have a tag on it that says, oh, this power is a little more valuable because it's very resilient, and I know it's going to be there in good times and bad. And this power, which I'm dispatching today for almost nothing because the government paid for the wind and solar and the marginal cost of transmitting this power is very low in pennies, whatever it is, that that doesn't really include in that cost the fact that that power is intermittent. So how should the, and in the U.S., many parts of the U.S., almost all parts of the U.S., has a merchant on market-based system for determining how to dispatch power.  So if you built a power plant, or you built a wind facility, you get paid. You get paid on whatever the market rate is at that moment in time. It's quite interesting. People have cogeneration facilities, sort of in Canada. They are convinced that they will bid zero even though, which means that the regional transmission operator or the independent transmission operator can keep drawing power from them even if the established market rate is zero. Some people do that just so that they can be attached to the grid. That's pretty swell. I mean, if you can store it, you're in great shape, huh? If you can store it, but of course, co-gen is flowing from the gas and stuff. So here's the interesting thing about this. I think the proposal has received a lot of criticism, an enormous amount of criticism, because they haven't just spent enough time on it yet. But I think the idea that some power is more valuable than other power because it is more resilient is actually something that we need to think about. Particularly after we've had these big storms. Yes. So my question is, okay, so he raises what could be a progressive argument or a possibility. I think the bottom line is we call it very unprogressive, but I mean yes. Because chances are it would punish wind and solar and give more credit to a facility like a nuclear facility or a coal facility because they have power stored on site. Yes, and dispatchable. Dispatchable, right? So I guess, okay, it's a nice idea, but how, if at all, does Secretary Perry actually intend to implement this? I mean, what is his program? So what he does is we have something in the United States called the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. And that commission is in charge with all kind of public monopolies or the inherent regulatory authority to address public monopolies which are involved in the, you know, maybe inherently monopolistic in the transmission and production of electric power, natural gas pipelines, and energy, but these kinds of energy resources. And the commissioners at FERC have a very large staff and they essentially set the rules of the road, you know. What can you charge if you build a common carrier pipeline? How should the regional transmission operator or the independent transmission operator be organized to dispatch power? What are the rules he can use and what are the rules he cannot use? So they have to weigh in on this. They have to compute a notice of proposed rulemaking, which kind of set out the idea, but didn't really tell them exactly what he wanted them to do. Yes. So we're going to have pushback. We're going to have the stakeholders weighing in. We're going to have a conversation in Washington and potentially nationally. And that means, Lou, that you and me, we have to follow the story, especially you, and check back in on it and see where this all goes because it could be a very positive change. Anyway, let's take a short break. The Princeton hurricane did show us. Yeah, we're going to call it. We're going to discuss that right after this break. This is Energy in America. That's Lou Plurici of EPRNC, the Energy Policy Research Foundation in Washington, D.C. Joining us by Skype. We'll take a short break and come back. And we're going to talk about what happened with energy in Puerto Rico and how we can fix it. We'll be right back. This is Think Tech Hawaii, raising public awareness. A program on Think Tech Hawaii. We show at three o'clock in the afternoon every other Monday. My guests are specialists. Those from here and the mainland on energy efficiency, which means you do more for less electricity. And you're generally safer and more comfortable while you're keeping dollars in your pocket. Guys, don't forget to check me out right here at the Prince of Investments. I'm your host, Prince Dyke, each and every Tuesday at 11 a.m. Hawaii time. I'm going to be right here. Stop by here from some of the best investment minds across the globe. And real estate, finances, stocks, hedge funds, managers, all that great stuff. Thank you. You guessed it. We're back. We're live. I'm Jay Fidel. This is Think Tech Hawaii and we're doing Energy in America with Lou Plurici of EPRNC in Washington, D.C. by Skype. Lou, you mentioned before the break and I'd like to cover it now. This whole issue about energy in Puerto Rico. We know that Puerto Rico was really devastated. It hasn't recovered yet. Most of the island has no power at all. This serious problem could happen elsewhere, too. And it will, I suppose, when extreme storms hit other cities in the country. But I just wonder what your thoughts are and your comments are about what happened in Puerto Rico to the grid, to the distribution of power and what needs to be done. What are we learning from all that? So why don't you tell us a story of energy in Puerto Rico? As you know, if you hold a Puerto Rican bond, as I do, that the Puerto Rican electric utility is a bankrupt. Oh, that's nice. They have failed to make a lot of investments. And they're regulated in a very, let's say, counterproductive way over the years. And so this storm could not have hit, in terms of U.S. states and territory, a worse site or a more vulnerable site in the whole continental U.S. and its territory. I just can't imagine Puerto Rico to be the last place we want to storm to hit. It is under-invested in the reliability of its grid, its grid is old, it's outdated, and the storm-direct havoc to the whole island. On top of all the other problems they've had... The whole grid was wiped out. On top of all the other problems they've had, as I recall, there's $70 billion underwater in Puerto Rico that can't pay their bonds on anything, and they haven't been bailed out just yet. So now, on top of all of that, we get the storm. And I do think that for our friends on the Hawaiian Islands, Puerto Rico's a good object lesson. We might not like making these investments in our grid. We might not like making the investments in our power sector. But when you lose power, and you can't bring back quickly, it's devastating. They have dialysis units in Puerto Rico that could not get enough diesel fuel to keep running. I think the best count is maybe up to 100 now. And I do really think in many ways, it's not just technology. It's very dysfunctional politics of Puerto Rico where we don't like to tell the public, oh, this is painful, but we have to pay for these things. We have to build out our grid. We have to put some resiliency in the system. Now, lots of people would like to blame this on renewables, but I did some checking. Only 2% of the power in Puerto Rico were renewable. And they were completely wiped out in the storm, of course. As you know, most windmills shut down when the wind gets about 55 miles per hour. They get engaged. And at hurricane strength, most windmills suffer enormous structural damage. Sure, I'm not sure what shutdown means, but if they lock the blade at 55, you can see the blade being torn away. If they don't lock the blade at 55, you can see it spinning out of control. Either way, it's a problem. They're trying to have ways for it to lean into the storm, do all these other things, but you're right. It can be very high speeds. And I think this gets back, sort of, if you're looking for a connection back to the PERI initiative, which is, okay, renewables can be quite cost effective, right? They can be non-emini. And so we certainly should not discourage them. We need to find a way, as we move forward, to not be so reliant that we're increasing our vulnerability. We need to think about the resiliency. And this gets back to an old story we've talked about many times. We haven't figured out how to store the power yet. We haven't figured that out yet. Well, it strikes me that, you know, Puerto Rico has lost so much. It's lost all its infrastructure, really. It's lost so many residences and businesses. A number of people leaving every day is in the thousands trying to find a home somewhere else. And that's probably a one-way trip because it can take a long time to rebuild Puerto Rico. And so what you have in some ways is a complete devastation, a bankruptcy at every level. And another thing, though, another approach to that is it's an opportunity to rebuild and rebuild better. So if I give you the job... I agree. I mean, I think there has been some criticism of the recovery effort and the role of the Federal Energy Management Administration or what we call FEMA here in Washington. Actually, I think that FEMA did a pretty good job in Texas and Florida. They were well positioned. They had a good... They were able to draw upon an able and skilled workforce. They had logistics worked out. And I think the Puerto Rican suffered. It's quite interesting. I believe that if you saw the full-page ads in the Wall Street Journal about the paper where the Maritime Union wanted everyone to know they were supplying Puerto Rico. But in fact, we only lifted the Jones Act for Puerto Rico for 10 days. We probably should lift it for a year. Yeah. In other words, we should help them any way we can. And if one way we can help them is open up the whole island to worldwide shipping and the cheapest possible transportation through the Maritime Services. Well, that's definitely something we should do. I think that is one of the issues. Well, Hawaii is very interested in the Jones Act. And what happens with the Jones Act in Puerto Rico will be instructive to us here because we could have the same kind of experience. But let me ask you this. I mean, I'd like to put you in charge. I'd like you to be in charge of Puerto Rico now or at least the energy part of it. And I'll fly you down there just the way you flew to Canada. And I'll put you on the ground in San Juan. And here you'll find this desolate landscape with everything flattened and no power in most places on that island. Where do you begin? What do you do? How do you build or rebuild? And what special considerations would you entertain in order to rebuild it in a way so that it's not susceptible to further storms? Yeah. I think there's going to have to be a lot of study on that. Clearly, you're going to have to do a lot more work on how you distribute the power. The Puerto Ricans are going to need stable, dispatchable, base load power. They're just going to have to make this investment across the board. And that's, unfortunately, going to take money. And I think some of that money is going to come from you and me. I'm sure because they don't have it down there. And if that place is to survive at all. But there's a lot more problems with Puerto Rico than just the power sector. The tax structure, unfortunately, they borrowed a great deal of money when they weren't able to, for operations instead of investment. And the place is a basket case. It's going to have to have massive economic reform. Yeah. And speaking of economic reform, I mean, this is kind of unprecedented because you have an island which had a really soft economy to begin with, you know, failing economy, if you will. Now people are leaving. You know, the structures and infrastructure of the island are in terrible shape. It's going to require a lot of money. I don't think that throwing paper towels out to a crowd is going to help very much at this point. It requires cash money from the United States, from you and me. Not clear that Congress is going to provide that money. Not clear there's anybody out there, Jones Act or no Jones Act. It's actually going to provide supplies and cash and, you know, all the things you need to rebuild from the ground up. And so we have the possibility of an unprecedented failure of a territory economically happening right on our watch. I actually believe the Congress will step in. I think that they might, who knows, perhaps the island will have to be, the whole island will have to be put under some kind of control board. They're going to have to change this investment rule. I think they need to give it. It might have to be given special tax treatment. But they're going to have to do something to change the whole attitude towards investment stability of the workforce. I think this is a very serious problem I created here. And I don't think there are any easy answers. It's important to Hawaii to watch what's going on because we're a likewise island state. You're given the sort of nature of both the isolation and the way power and economies of these islands work. Puerto Rico's a much bigger piece of territory than Oahu or Kauai. But it's still something to keep an eye on. And we will though, you and me, we will talk about this again. We'll follow through on all these trends. And I will see you again in two weeks. I'm looking forward to that as always. Lou Pooley, the CEO of Eprink, who joins us from Washington, D.C. by Skype. Thank you so much, Lou. It's always fun.


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