Alright, all you guys, what is going on? Welcome back to another video. Sorry about the hair. It's just, well, we've got it in ponytail today and that's what it does. It goes curly. So anyways, guys, look, I want, I want to know, I want to know about the XFL, alright. I've done, I've watched one clip. It was, believe it or not, it was like the first time I'd ever heard or seen Vince McMahon talk.  So that was all I knew. But I did hear that in 2020, they're thinking of bringing back the XFL, which is an alternative to the NFL and the CFL. I'm pretty sure it's played in the off season. And from what I heard from the two minute clip from Vince McMahon, it's all about the fans. It's about giving the fans more access to the game. It's about changing the game, you know, little, little rule changes to make it more, you know, fan, family, friend, friendly. And I think players get paid a salary. They may get paid an amount per win.  And I'm thinking that, okay, well, if you're not in the NFL, if you're not playing professionally in the NFL or the CFL, this has got to be your third bet, right? So today we're just going to do a bit of research. I want to know exactly what's going on. I want to know if it's worth me trying to target it, you know? I really do. So we're just going to go down the rabbit hole a little bit today. Let's go XFL, and my internet is super slow. Oh, they've got a website. Sweet. The XFL is a proposed professional American football league owned by Vince McMahon's Alpha Entertainment. Okay. It is a successor to the previous XFL, which was controlled by the World Wrestling Federation and NBC and ran for a single season in 2001. Let's go to the website. Hashtag XFL 2020. Type here to make some noise about the XFL 2020. XFL is named Oliver Luck as its CEO. I think this is one of the best hires any sports league has made this off-season. It's genuinely brilliant. Who is Oliver Luck? New XFL 2020 commissioner Oliver Luck said his new job will be a layer of love and a unique opportunity to reimagine the game that has been a constant in my life for 40 years. Huh. Wow. All right, sweet. We're going to watch this one. But actually, before we do, I need to know who Oliver Luck is. What's he been up to? Oliver Francis Luck is an American business executive and former football quarterback. Huh. He's currently the CEO and commissioner of the XFL. Prior to that, he was director of intercollegiate athletes at West Virginia University and an executive with the National Collegiate Athletic Association, NCAA, in charge of the organization's regulatory functions. Important guy. He's a retired American football player who spent five seasons in the NFL as a quarterback with the Houston Oilers from 82 to 86. He's also the first president and general manager of the Houston Dynamo of the MLS, the Major League Soccer League, the Major League Soccer. Under his watch, the Dynamo won the MLS Cup in 2006 and 2007. He's the father of Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck. Well, I did think that might be the case. OK. Post football. Post football. All right. So 2014, he was announced to be the executive vice president for regulatory affairs of the NCAA. Four years later, June 5, 2018, the XFL announced that Luck would be the league's commissioner and CEO. So they're throwing money into it. It's happening. You know, it's actually happening.  See if we can get some HD on this. And some sound. Football has been a constant in my life for more than 40 years. Hey, Oliver. Thrilled to have the unique opportunity to reimagine the game. I'm excited to present a dynamic version of America's favorites, or like you, I want a faster, dynamic version of the authentic, yet simpler game. And we intend to deliver that and so much more. Our games will be affordable for the entire family. In our teams, players and coaches will be a source of pride for local communities around the country. Just last week, we distributed our proposal to 30 markets across the U.S. And we are working hard to select the right homes for our inaugural eight teams in 2012. This will be a labor of love as I get to combine my experiences as a football player and a football executive to create something that fuels your passion and makes you proud to be a fan of the XFL. Whoa. So what sort of athletes are they going to have, though? That's the thing. Why is the XFL launching? An opportunity exists to reimagine America's favorite sport by putting fans at the center while leveraging a changing media landscape and evolving cute. That's right, yeah. No, we've got to watch. We will watch Vince McMahon's video because that was really interesting. He talked about, here it is. This is a video that I've seen in the past, which got me thinking. So let's watch it again. Ah, blocked in my country. All right, we're going to have to go YouTube. Let's go XFL. Try and stop me from watching it.  Here it is. Let's watch it again. Bloody exciting, man. The stuff that he talks about is really cool, really exciting. The new XFL will kick off in 2020. Quite frankly, we're going to give the game of football back to fans. I'm sure everyone has a lot of questions. Literally, guys, you must know this guy's so well known around the world. This was the first time I'd ever seen him talk. I'd heard his name for years. But until I researched the XFL, I'd never really needed to. He looked pretty old. He's probably like 70 or something. I hope he sticks around. I mean, that's a reality of life at that age. So good stuff, man. Do it for the fans. Do it for the people. You, my friend, seem like a genuine bloke. But I don't know your history. So you might have had a checkered past. And I'm sure you guys will tell me about it if he has. But let's listen. A lot of questions and we'll listen to players. We'll listen to medical experts, technology executives, members of the media, and anyone else who understands and loves the game of football. But most importantly, we're going to be listening to fans. So I'd ask that, well, the question of what would you do if you could reimagine the game of professional football? Would you, for instance, eliminate half-time? Would you have fewer commercial breaks? Would the game of football be faster? Would the rules be simpler? The New York State Fall will be fan-centric with all the things you like to see and the less of the things you don't. And no doubt a lot of innovation. How good is that? I will present a shorter, faster, pace, family-friendly, and easier to understand game. Don't get me wrong, it's still football. But it's professional football we imagined. Since we're launching it 2020, we have two years, which is plenty of time to really get it right. We intend to start conservatively with eight teams, 40-man rosters, a 10-game regular season, eight teams, 40-man rosters, a 10-game regular season, two semifinals, and a final. And post-season featuring two semifinals, and, of course, a championship game. Now, what about the players? As you know, there is a wealth of talented players that we can draw from. But in the XFL, the quality of the human being is going to be as important as the quality of the player. The quality of the human being is going to be as important as the quality of the player. Now, that is interesting. How are they going to determine that? Our approach to presenting games will be multi-platform, which will allow us to engage fans and customize the viewing experience in ways that were never imaginable just a few years ago. You can watch the XFL on big screens, mobile devices, and everything in between. Thank you again for joining us. We appreciate your interest in, if you have any ideas, please send them along our way, because we are listening. The new XFL will be a game that's reimagined, reimagined the game of professional football. Wow. Now, that is cool. Dan Patrick on the return of the XFL. Six minutes. Six minutes. All right, who should we watch? Dan Patrick or the ESPN. First take, debates if XFL will be successful. I reckon we should watch this one. Will the XFL be successful this time? No. No, this whole thing reeks of political undertone. Here's what it was. Listen, when the XFL came up before, the first time, it was all about whether anti-NFL, and the fact of we want to bring that gladiator mentality entertainment, all this nonsense about concussions and all those type of things.  We want to be what the fans want. We want violence. Fast forward to the 2020 version of the XFL. Now it wants to be repackaged as wholesome, no criminals. And I'm not saying that there's nothing wrong with that, but also no kneeling. Everyone standing for the national anthem. If that doesn't wreak up political undertone for me, I don't know what else. Business. It seems like you're marketing to a niche crowd in this situation. That's what this whole thing is all about. It's not about trying to appeal to the masses. This whole thing is about, you know what, we've seen whether sugar declines and engrades. We've seen people talking about we boycott the NFL. Oh, so let me bring a lead again that can appeal to that niche crowd that we've been hearing for the past year or so, and maybe we can get out putting that door in that way.  You know how they play the game of football? You got to be a dog.  So this whole notion, we want to present a wholesome league.  Yeah, I don't know how many players they'll get, but I think you're right about they are. It's ironic that he's kind of saying that politics are going to be out of this when it's clear that they're making a political play by presenting this league in this way. And I said it earlier that it feels like it's make football great again. I'm not going to say that it's not going to succeed because I was quite wrong about the make America great again campaign. I didn't think that was going to succeed, but it worked. I think it could succeed as long as they do not try to compete with the NFL, which they clearly aren't by having their games in February. I think that the interesting thing here is though, for sports, the reason why people watch sports is either for the personalities, the quality of the game, or civic pride, pride in your school, pride in your city, pride in your team. I don't understand how they're going to succeed if they're doing so much to tamp down on player personality. Because no one's going to watch this because the quality is great. They just said that it's all about the personality and the person, didn't they? Only doubt that all of a sudden they're just going to have a product that's better than the NFL or better than college football. No one's going to watch this because they have some sort of civic pride or allegiance to their college or team because these teams are just made up out of fit air this year, so the... Bro, if you lived in the state or the city that they chose to be one of those eight teams, I'm sure you'd support it, right? You'd have to. Only way that they can win, I think, is on personality, so I think that their strategy is not consistently, it's not congruent, it's in conflict. They need to raise up their personalities, but they also want to tamp down these personalities. And to me, it doesn't make sense. I think that as a strategic model isn't going to work. However, they do have the advantage of Vince McMahon owning all the teams, which is kind of like the MLS model, where they can pay the rank and file players next to nothing because they just want to play and then they could severely overpay the top players. They could attract big players from the NFL in from college because they could be willing to pay them 20 to 40 to $50 million, similar to how MLS does when they bring over big stars from the Euroleads. What's the definition of success? The definition of success is... It's gotta be a salary cap, surely. ...replace the NFL. The definition of success is not carve off happy NFL's audience. You're right, Damian, it's a niche audience, but what I think you're wrong about is how big is that niche? Success will be finding that audience and turning a profit with it. And I'm not going to be one who wants to bet against a billionaire who's created a multi-billion dollar sports and entertainment company in Vince McMahon. It's a bad bet. By the way, the fact that you failed... Did you not hear how like... Did you not hear his little press conference that he did before? Like, surely, man, that's legit.  Sounds like he... Yeah, he's not... There's no expectations. He's putting it in the fans' hands, man. How can you talk down on that? It's up to you, bruh. You want something to happen?  Why not? Before it makes it a worse bet. I don't think his failure is something that's going to weigh him down. I think it's going to be something he learns from. I think it's a trampoline to success. Now, back to this idea of politics. I'm sorry, Damien. You know what I hear? I hear business. I don't hear politics. I hear business. And this is going to be a fundamental divide here. The thing is, if you created a list, if you did like a public opinion poll of the NFL, my suspicion is, public complaints about the NFL would read something like, too involved in politics, too involved in social issues. We're talking about not for 100% of the audience, but things that are there, weighing on the NFL's total audience. Some great people. Look at this guy in the middle.  He's not interested in. He's got his opinions. He's like, no. But he's got to, it's first take. He's got to wait. He's got to give him a chance. Politics being involved. The game's softening. Stars not on the field. Something like that. Those are all the things he addressed. He addressed, except for that last one, by the way, which we can come back to. He addressed having a politics-free lead. And you read that as being political. You read an attempt to be free of politics as political. And I'm here to tell you, I don't think that's how people are going to read it. They're going to go, yeah, you know what? I want my sports-free. I want my hair to take care of it. But you know what, Will? But that's exactly what I'm talking about.  You're just getting a little sliver to pie because you see it one way, I see it another way. So that's what I'm talking about in this situation. Well, the question is, though, the question is, the question is, which one of our views of how big of that piece of pie is as a successful business? And I'm here to tell you, I think there's an opening, there's vulnerabilities with the NFL, and Vince McMahon is the guy to find a successful business with those vulnerabilities. Well, definitely some divided opinions. Definitely some divided opinions. Kick off in 2020. The New XFL will kick off in 2020. And it's about the fans and the bears. No, not really. Ah, what was the XFL? Did you know WWE launched a football league during the Attitude Era, from He Hate Me to the Million Dollar Championship? 10 reasons why the XFL could compete with the NFL. Okay, this is gonna be the last video, guys. We've definitely gone down a bit of a rabbit hole, but I wanna know what's going on. 2020, it's not that far away, man. February 2020 is exactly a year and a half away. Not far. Last video. Yarr! And today we present the 10 reasons why the XFL could compete with the NFL. And a big shout out to John Miller for suggesting this video. Like the video, subscribe to our channel, and join us in the comment section below, and let us know why else can the XFL compete with the NFL? WWE chairman, Vince McMahon, is giving the XFL another go round. Despite it lasting just one year, 2001, Benny Mack is confident it'll be successful when he revised the league in 2020. And you know what? This guy has a right to feel confident this time around. Vince has learned from his mistakes, and he should find a way to make the XFL much more relevant this time around. And the NFL should be a tad bit worthy. The markets. McMahon wouldn't specify which markets he's looking at, telling reporters every city is on his radar. But we have to assume at least a handful of teams will be facing cities that aren't home to NFL clubs. In 2001. Now that's cool. If they do target cities that aren't home to NFL clubs, I mean that makes sense, right?  They say it's a niche, it's gonna be a niche market, but if you target places that don't have a professional team, man, and give them one, surely they're gonna support it, surely. NFL had teams in San Francisco, Chicago, New York, New Jersey, and Los Angeles. Those are four markets that have NFL teams that won't support XFL teams this time, so Vince knows where not to go. But putting another team in Orlando again wouldn't make sense. He did say in the previous video that they'd given 30, 30 proposals out to try and get eight teams of those 30. So that'll be interesting. How about San Antonio, Albuquerque, or Perlin? How about giving San Diego or St. Louis a football team back? Omaha's a good choice, also. If Vince finds the right markets, they'll support their XFL team. Surely. With some NFL players kneeling during the national anthem, it's caused a major uproar across America. Some owners are passing with their players, fans are boycotting the league because of players kneeling, or because the owners aren't confronting it. Vince said that there will be no kneeling and no politics in the XFL, only football. Hard for anyone to complain about that. Owners and players won't have so much tension, media backlash won't be happening there, and it's smart events. No controversy will make everyone happy. The catch rules won't make sense. It doesn't matter what the NFL rulebook states. In reality, there's no catch rule in the NFL. The rest of the league office will decide what a catch is if they feel like it. We can't help but think the XFL will paint a much more clear image of what a catch is. The NFL runs into this problem every year. The XFL will be more contrived by the players. Sounds good so far, man, it really does. It's just a matter of getting the talent, getting the amount of talent. Personalities, they say personality's important, how are they gonna make personality important? Are they gonna put a big focus on media? After and before the game, they're gonna put mics on everyone? Are they gonna have helmet cams and shit? I'm sure, even by 2020, another 18 months of technology in advancements.  That's completely separate entity to the NFL, which is, I mean, you're competing with the big boys, of course. You can love or hate guys like Howard Kaepernick and Johnny Mantell, but you sure as hell better believe that if they go to the XFL, people will watch. Just because their NFL career's top doesn't mean they'll be horrible in the XFL. You can see a large amount of big-named NFL guys going to the XFL. Think about all of your favorite stars who are nearing the end of their careers. You know, Vince will probably send them an invitation. It'll be fun. It's like when watched out WWE superstars go to TNA. You kind of have to watch them for nostalgia, say. If the XFL brings in big-name former NFL players, they'll get their ratings. Vince McMahon is smart. McMahon is a billionaire for a reason. The man knows how to make sadly business decisions when he needs to. Billionaire. He won a ratings award with WCW. Hulk Hogan. Despite bidding farewell to the most marketable wrestlers. Oh my God. I watched Friggin' Hulk Hogan when I was like five years old. WCW. If anyone remembers WCW, let me know. My favorite wrestler was Goldberg. Goldberg, man. The spear tackle. Whoa, that was great. Hogan and Macho Man Randy Savage. Vince admitted to his mistakes and knows what he'll have to do this time. He plans to find the right medical, right coaches, and right player personnel to make the XFL work this time around. He's a genius businessman. Oh, he's awesome. And he seems to know how to win a business better than NFL Commissioner Roger McDell. Better health regulations. The NFL doesn't seem to have a good professional protocol. And it's tragic and horrifying that they aren't taking CTE research data and results very seriously. Again, Vince did say he was going to bring in the proper medical team to help the league. Vince are boycotting the NFL because of their ignorance towards CTE and some young football players across the country are even quitting because of them. But if Vince is serious about making the XFL safer, then there's no reason not to watch it. Anything goes. And it's only season back in 2001, the XFL proposed the more anything goes and relaxed style of play. Less penalties were called and defensive backs were allowed to play a little more aggressively and physically. As for the NFL, playing defense seems to resolve any penalty after time. Football fans will gladly watch so long as the XFL reps act as the complete opposite of the NFL reps. The NFL also equals the XFL season. Vince told reporters that the XFL season will begin in January or February, just as the NFL all season begins. After the Super Bowl, fans have to wait seven months for meaningful football return. Boring. But the XFL season will have a 10 week schedule plus the playoffs. What more NFL fans have to do in the meantime? Watch the XFL. And by the time the XFL season ends, the NFL will be on the way. Well, Vince, a lot for helping us get through the NFL off season. And with that, rating shouldn't be a problem for the XFL. NFL ratings are- I've got to be honest, I'm planning on helping you guys get through the next off season myself with my channel. So don't, you know, don't like, don't, don't. Yeah, no. Going down. Ratings going down. Down, down, down. Ratings for the NFL continue to go down for many reasons and the league should be scared. They went down a ton in 2016. Montefi Nathanson reported the ratings dropped from 13. Jeez. That's some good fancy drinks. The ratings were down between 12 to 20%. This is where Vince has to be smirking behind the scenes. NFL ratings are down. This growing football fans can now turn to the XFL. Need we say more? No criminals. Vince said no criminals will be in the XFL. If they have a DUI, he's not letting them play. It's that simple. Good. That means we're only watching a good man who want to play football. Just good natured people. That sounds good to us. I guess Danny Manziel won't be playing. This is the crying young signing off. I can't tell if he's being sarcastic with that last call.   So I guess, oh, I don't know. I don't know what to make of that. But, you know what? We've definitely learned a bit about the XFL. And I just want to see, I want to watch a little bit of it. XFL Championship Game, 2001. I reckon we're gonna have to watch this. Let's do this. Oh, it's got a black ball, doesn't it? Black and red. That's pretty cool. Gotta say. XFL, the million dollar game. This should be interesting. X for Xtreme. Yeah, so there's no toss. It's a sprint. All right, here we go. Here we go. XFL, grand final. Oh no. Who was it? They didn't say Gostkowski, did they? No way. Gostkowski. Nah, it's not that guy from the Patriots, surely. Three nothing. It's a tackle, breaks another one. It's gotta be a tie-in, surely. Who was marking him? No one. Body slam. That's actually a really good celebration. I haven't seen that. Someone should bring that back in the NFL. I don't know about that kick. That seemed like a rugby kick. Stays online. Money, money, money. Picks it straight to the house. CR, straight down the middle. Bit of Ricky Martin, you know? Also one of my favorites back in 2001. I was obsessed. Absolutely obsessed with Ricky Martin. What a legend. Whoa, what a halftime show. Thanks ladies. Thanks. All right, let's go. 21-0, it's a whitewash. How many picks do you wanna get? Good catch. Stone Cold Steve Austin, that was, wasn't it? Oh, he must have said five. He must have said hut on two. Cause he goes hut, hut. Got that at training the other day. It's a forward lateral, not allowed. It's a forward pass. Where you going, boy? Oh, 21-0, thrashing. The strong toss. Whoa. No way, man. Next time these two teams play each other, well, that never happened, my friend. But that was, guys. That was my first and probably only look on this channel at the XFL. So it's coming, February 2020. And I'll still be here. I'll be watching. You'll be watching. It'd be very interesting to see where the eight teams they choose will be from. And it'd be very interesting to see what kind of coverage they're gonna give. What sort of, you know, interaction between the fans and the players. That's gonna be sick. I have full faith in old Vince McMahon, even though I've only met him just a few days ago. But it should be good. I'm looking forward to it. So if you have enjoyed this video, or you enjoy the XFL, or you're looking forward to it, or you wanna support my channel, please press like, subscribe for more, and I'll see you in the next one. Hope you enjoyed.


You tube team keep it clean. What's going on the same grave and here with another video and in this video We hate to talk about the game that we just finished watching Between the Cardinals and the Cowboys first and foremost big shout out to all the Cowboys fans out there Congrats on getting you went over the Cardinals tonight in their stadium in their stadium. It always feels good When your team beats another team in their stadium Because you almost feel like that gives you sort of an advantage when you go back home Because you've gotten in a way when so you know teams always try to win at home games Try to get that home field advantage going but when you get in a way when that helps build momentum That helps build confidence going forward so that puts you in the right direction But anyway shout out to all the Cowboys fans out there shout out to my boy Eric. He hit me up during the game It's a big shout out to you guys now really quick Before we get into this and this is not gonna be long at all. Let me introduce myself me. I'm engraving vids This is my YouTube channel engraving vids, and I'm a Ravens fan. I'm a Ravens fan and on this channel we talk a lot about my team and Baltimore the Baltimore Ravens, but We also talk about all 32 NFL teams in the just every single last one of them So whether you're Ravens fan, you can subscribe if you're Cowboys fan, you can subscribe if you're Cardinals fan You can subscribe and I know usually usually I wear the jersey of the winning team But I just thought I switch it up like last night We wore the Raiders jersey even though they lost and then tonight We wore the this even though they lost But again big shout out to the Cowboys fans, man You guys got it now Some things that stuck out to me during this game and y'all make sure y'all leave a like on the video if you haven't already What's up highlight heaven appreciate you coming through man. Hope all is well. I know you're busy man I know you got some highlights to edit right now But Really quick before we get into this game. Make sure you subscribe to the YouTube channel if you haven't done so already And turn your notifications on so when we do go live like this and any other live videos that we do because we usually do live videos I feel like we do them like every day You'll get notified as soon as we as soon as they go up. So and I appreciate everybody that comes through man Thank you. Thank you whether you watching this as a live video or you watching this as a Post post video. I appreciate it man. Appreciate you Zeke Zeke always here appreciate it a lot man. Thank you So now Cowboys First You know what let's talk about that defense first The markets Lawrence. I think he got asked. I think he was last week Why are you playing so good or maybe it's the week before last they asked him Why are you playing so good? Is it because you're in a contract year? It's because you're in a contract here because he's getting ready to get paid and Dallas they better do it because if Dallas doesn't somebody else will but I'm sure Dallas will But he said no, he said I'm just playing He said he's just playing. He said he wasn't playing any special kind of way because it was a contract year But we all know the truth about that. We all know this dude I'm sure him getting ready to get paid a lot of money a lot of money I'm sure that adds a little extra motivation To this season so far three games six and a half sacks Three games sit that is insane man. What did he have what two three sacks tonight? I felt like throughout the Throughout the first three and a half quarters The Dallas Cowboys past rush it was decent, but it wasn't like consistent But then they got that big or not that big lead in the fourth quarter, but they got a Decent size of a lead in the fourth quarter. What's up Lexi? Shout out to Lexi a Cowboys fan so then the Cowboys got that big lead in the fourth quarter and then They just knew they could unleash that past rush for real man They knew they could unleash it because they knew that the Cardinals they were done running the ball Any run situations were eliminated Any run situations were eliminated so that past rush got turned up and in the beginning of the game I'm like man shout out to Carson Palmer look like not that he found his founder of youth But he still got it man. He's looking good, but then that's the game went on and Then especially in the fourth quarter. I felt so bad for him. I really did I Felt bad for Carson Palmer because I felt like at that that was the point where he looked like an old man He just looked like an old man It was it was kind of sad because when Dallas they kept sacking and they got sack after sack after sack and they just kept hitting them Over and over and over and over they kept getting back there over and over and when he would get sacked He wouldn't even get hit, but he would He was sort of just crumble and like curl up into a shell like a turtle going into a shell And I felt so bad for him like man Carson Palmer. I've watched you I remember when you was on the Bengals man. I remember this dude when he was on the Bengals He was on the Cincinnati Bengals killing it Let's do used to give my Ravens trouble a lot of trouble Then he went to Oakland did this thing over in Oakland for a couple years and then came over to um Arizona so Carson Palmer been around and he been he been pretty successful every way he's went Everywhere he's going on me excuse me Everywhere he's going he's been pretty successful so shout out to Carson Palmer, man But I felt bad for him just watching just watching the The Cowboys just eat them up man that pass rush. They just ate them up and it was sad It was sad. I felt for him man. I just I felt like his body was just breaking down but um Larry Fitzgerald On a positive note for the Cardinals Larry Fitzgerald he continues to do his thing You can't have anything but respect for Larry Fitzgerald.   You can't the guy makes it impossible for you to hate him. Why? Because he just seems so nice He seems so nice He seems so nice and respectful and then the way that he plays the guy is a beast and He's been playing for forever now He's been playing for forever now And that guy got some hands, too But the thing about Larry Fitzgerald that I like the most he has a big game He brings it. He has a big game But he does not He's not a showoff He doesn't show out I don't even know if he celebrates or not When he gets a touchdown He doesn't do all these dances and nothing against anybody who does do all those dances Because I don't have a problem with that myself I don't have a problem with a guy getting hyped having fun in the end zone because this This what it's about. It's about having fun. It's entertainment But Larry Fitzgerald He's just so modest, man The dude is just so modest He catches pass Give the ball to the ref. Catch his pass put the ball on the ground Catch his pass run back to the huddle catch his pass and just chill catch his touchdown walk away He just he's so chill and just vibes, man. So shout out to Larry Fitz. John Brown Number 13 is John Brown, right? That dude even though the catches ended up being incomplete Um, this was in like the end of the third quarter of the fourth quarter Even though there were two catches. I remember one was in the end zone one was on the sideline John brown is a josh brown. So I know they got two guys. Uh, they got similar names I believe it's john I believe it's john brown. Whatever number 13 name. Yeah, this is definitely classy, Elias. You're right Um, number 13 for the cartons Carson Palmer threw it up and that dude jumped out of the gym Oh, Jerome Brown, there we go. Appreciate it. Appreciate it. Amen. Oh, airman came through shout out to airman I ain't seen in a little while man I know it's been a It's been a little roller coaster for y'all but congrats on y'all winning tonight But Carson Palmer threw it up and both times this dude jumped out the gym caught both passes caught both passes But on one of them He got pushed out of bounds And then on the other one His foot landed out of bounds And you know one one of those uh One of those lion judges one of those officials he I think I think he might have been a carlos fan. He had to because on the one where uh On the one where he caught it In the back of the end zone, but his foot came down out of bounds that official ran over there He looked so excited and he was quick to go touchdown touchdown But then the other officials came over and they said no incomplete incomplete And he was like, oh, okay. Sorry guys And he didn't went along his way but um Yeah, man, uh jamae ingression I remember him too. He used to be a bingo as well He dropped in still apparently drops now Wait until david erving is back to help the markets Lawrence. That's what lee mclean said to assume man Dallas could get even better um brice butler Somebody just mentioned brice butler um, he It looked like that was gonna be a nice long touchdown catch Now really quick before we get into him. Let's just take it to the guy had throws him the ball dag presscott Dag presscott This guy, I mean we saw what he could do last year, but what really impressed me about dag presscott, especially tonight Wasn't just his pocket away and saw that blah blah blah What I really liked about him tonight was Him throwing on the run Him throwing on the run some passes that look like oh, yeah, he's just throwing it away He's just throwing it away. He uh, he ain't throwing it to nobody But that dude he threw it accurate on the run And the the one pass the one that stuck out of my mind the most was the one that was it butler who caught it on um Who caught it on I think it's justin betel betel betel whatever his name is from the Cardinals I believe it was brice butler but Whoever it was he caught it on Betel betel from the Cardinals he caught it all over him in the back of the end zone Um, it looked like he dropped it at first, but he held on to it all the way through He learned from that calvin johnson ruled a couple years ago or it was butler. Okay, appreciate that forla um But he he caught it all over him and he it there was such a tough catch too Because he it was a contested catch He was jumping up in the air to go get the ball and he had to come down with it and the dude He held on to it all throughout And that was nice Thoughts on theirs. What do you mean? What did theirs do tonight? What did theirs do tonight? Mr. Brian Oh, Elias said he won his match up 150 to 70. What's up, justin carry appreciate you coming through man appreciate it Yeah, theirs was Is he elite now? There's there's I think there's Brian pretty good receiver um He just got to be consistent man I mean he There's can be hot and cold man He can be hot and cold Um, I mean it just all depends on how the game's going He can be hot and cold. Can he take over a game? Yeah Can he make a lot of mental mistakes and make some drops? Yeah David Paul. Yeah, I usually do do that, but I just felt like switching it up I usually do with the the jersey of the team that wins, but I just felt like switching it up tonight That'll that's it. I mean nothing nothing special just felt like switching it up I don't really have a I have much of an opportunity to wear wear the Cardinals jerseys so I just I felt like switching it up. That was it man Oh Ben said theirs kind of look big He said no No cowboy slanted will be tolerated man. How about he broke Peterson's ankles? Yeah, that's always nice When you can when you can break the cornerbacks ankles who has been Locking you up every every time you all meet meet up. I know that that's a good feeling right there It's got to be a good feeling um But yeah back to deck deck press Scott the way that he threw on the run I was amazed and it was one pass in particular Where he he threw on the run, but the way that his body was How do I explain it because his body wasn't like positioned to do a regular throw or to do an accurate throw But the throw was still accurate as can be um It was When was it it was on a play action? And he he did a play action fake tzatziki and he rolled out to the right Hmm. It was like a 10 12-yard pass. It wasn't one of his deep passes, but it was like 10 12 yards I don't remember. I don't remember who he threw to I wish I could remember because I because I know y'all would remember to play But I just do not remember who he threw it to Um, it was more towards the end of the game, but it was just I was just amazed with him I was amazed with him. Um Nothing special. You got to keep it clean, man. You got to keep it clean, man um But he said do you think the cards gave up? Um, oh, was it the tanz williams might have been I don't remember Um ant man said brice butler not the touchdown, but it was like a 10 12-yard pass It was like the end of the third or early in the fourth. It was one of them, too Uh, something else that I noticed that I didn't agree with Um, but then the way it played out. I guess it could have worked out Um, something that I didn't agree with and shout out to my boy eric. Um, he had brought it to my attention, too Uh Was in the fourth quarter Cardinals were down. They were down two scores um They were down by 11 So They were down it was fourth and 15 and what were they on like they own like 30 or 40 something like that um, so they were down two scores four and a half minutes left fourth quarter And they didn't go for it They didn't go for it I felt like they had to go for it in that situation I felt like the cowboys were too hot and they would have had to go for it But they they didn't they punted the ball Now thank goodness for them their defense got a three and out and they gave them another chance, but I felt like they should have went for it but it ended up working out for them with the clock They still had time to get another drive and um and really do some things now uh Like some of y'all mentioned with the field goal Um That was another move too. That would have been a smarter move It would have been tough But either way you have to get an onside kick So with them they drove down the field they got in field goal range I know they missed the kick earlier, but they got in field goal range and They went for a touchdown They went for a touchdown and took a couple shots to the end zone um And then on a third and third and goal they passed to Larry Fitzgerald and it was just Absolutely short. I don't know what they were doing But in that situation Yeah, they should have probably kicked the field goal If they didn't get it on third and goal and then um kicked the field goal And then went for the onside kick because like we just said you have to you have to get the onside kick back anyway You have to get it back anyway so Whether you got a touchdown or whether you kicked the field goal. They would have had to get the onside kick back regardless so I mean, hey, that was that they went for it on fourth down were unsuccessful I think yeah, he threw the germane Gresham on that last play of the game and that was all she wrote Um, Ezekiel Elliott looked like he's starting to wake up, man Like he's starting to wake up That touchdown run that he got was nice. Um, it was a short one, but it was powerful. He didn't really have many yards tonight um, most of his yards came on that big run um, and then uh, I think he started looking a little Then after that he started uh Kind of doing pretty much nothing But then at the end of the game when they needed him to run when they needed them yards to start chewing out that clock He was doing this thing He was doing this thing But that I like how on that touchdown run He ran tough and it looked like if anybody would have gotten his way.  Oh, no, meal. Dude. I don't get into all that stuff That's not me, man Yeah, we don't get into all that stuff on here um, but yeah, it was nice. Oh shout out to um Byron Jones covering Larry Fitzgerald shout out to him shout out to him, um Okay, yeah, man cowboys they This is a good bounce back game for him Good bounce back game for them. They beat the Giants first game Lost to the Broncos and there was some questionable calls in that one.  But anyway, um, they ended up losing that game Uh, but then they get a bounce back victory here and again in a way game Was in a way game Like you said at the beginning of the stream you get those away game victories That does a lot for your team, man It does a lot for your team shout out to heath shout out to heath Dallas cowboy safety number 38 Um, I saw him he didn't make the plays but he was sure going for the plays I saw a couple of different players. This guy was given a lot of effort, man He was given a lot of effort um He was there. There was some there was one pick. I saw him, uh It was where Oh, what happened? It was the the pass was intended for Larry Fitzgerald um The pass was intended for Larry Fitzgerald. I forgot who was covering But heath was a safety on a plate and you could see in his eyes. He was watching where that ball was going He was watching where the ball was going um And he just it looked like he just saw it coming to him But then the ball like got tipped or something and he and it looked like he was just so upset because he just knew He had a pick He knew he had a pick and I fell for man. I said, oh man I see it man. And then toward the end of the fourth quarter um There was another play. I think it was like It was the second or third down where, uh Carson Palmer threw the ball and it ended up getting kicked by a Dallas defender I forgot what your linebacker was but he kicked the ball But that was another play where Heath was I was about to say Heath Slater too much Where Heath was um, he went for the pick and you see you see him dive across the screen and go for the pick It was nice man. I say, okay. I see you Heath I see you Heath I was proud of But yeah, man Congrats to the Cowboys fans Taco struggling and getting to the quarterback Todd girly talked a lot of smack, but he ain't about to back it up. What Todd girly say What Todd girly say I can't stand Heath. He gives up too many plays, but he has hard. I just think he shouldn't start Hey, you know him better than me, man But yeah, he's definitely showed his heart on tonight from what I saw He showed all of that heart and more of the way he was he was just going for it, but Shout out to him But anyway, um, I appreciate y'all coming through Again, oh, he said we're gonna whoop them Cowboys. Oh boy. Oh, let's see. That's what happened when you get You get juiced up off of beating 49ers. That's how it goes, man Um, but anyway, appreciate y'all coming through. Thank you Um, again, make sure you subscribe to the channel if you haven't done so already and after you subscribe turn your notifications on So you don't miss any of these live streams like we do Um, and leave a like on the video if you haven't done so already either man Appreciate all y'all coming through. This was fun as it usually is again. Congrats to all the Cowboys fans Congrats on getting that win And I appreciate y'all man. Y'all have a really good night If you want you can follow me on snapchat instagram and twitter Everything is engraving vids. The thursday game is the packers and the bears Um, do I like tarence west? I do But he's slowly but surely starting to fall off right now So my like meter is lessening for him By the day But we'll see how it goes on sunday when we play Pittsburgh appreciate y'all. Thank you And we out


Considering that we have such five excellent presenters I proposed that we spill over 10-15 minutes into refreshments and may I then invite if you will five presenters please gather up here but but let me be I think we should we really need to stick to one common question succinct per person and then please address it to a specific individual thank you thanks very much I was just instructed by the organizers this is maximum three questions and let's keep it brief because we want to fit people into the into the lecture no brief brief answers as well we do want answers so Andrea I believe and then gentlemen the first row and the third question no we'll go with the two questions and please the question is particularly for Francois but applies more generally now even if you include I mean even even if you use the alvaredo approach and to try to complement information from our budget surveys basically you miss another part of the distribution which is the incomes that could not settle abroad and so these are not domestic incomes but there are national Africa looks like that Africa has more assets abroad than which are bigger than the public debt so one the question is a good one and then Latin America's about money Miami and the Indians and Mauritius and so one could try perhaps to in to measure this amount of money and then you say well rate of return five percent or whatever and then you know I mean I know it's rough but then if that is the case I mean a global inequality I mean domestic in within inequality would rise and globally in equality with certainly decline much less the question is it by our much thank you can we take the second question at the same time and then we give a chance for answers this is again for Professor Borey in your solution there might be a certain inevitability to declining inequality at the global level simply from the base effect of growth rates as if it's reasonable to expect that there will be a roughly negative correlation between growth rates of countries and their mean incomes and we're talking about very large countries which are probably already reached some sort of saturation level then that's going to translate itself into declining inequality when you're dealing with any relative measure of inequality because the size of the pie is going to come out in the wash and that might be a case therefore for employing also mean dependent inequality measures not necessarily absolute measures but more moderate intermediate measures such as at concern and don't only have done or more recently the cost of the con can boss months have done and I think that might well reverse the picture of declining inequality that you thank you great would you have a shot of that first question oh I apologize the camera was in my way my defense my observations in go a little sort of opposite to what you described for in there because in go we have a very serious shortage of agricultural labor and labor in the construction industry for various reasons but I wonder if you could comment on that or maybe do some research on this yes well please okay because of further time constraint on on the rest point about assess abroad yes I mean it's a very good point and certainly something which is completely ignored in national inequality figures I mean everywhere so it is definitely something interesting and there is one way we could look at it but okay we take time I think you're aware of the work by Gabriel Zuckman and by other I don't remember his colleague in Sweden on assets abroad I mean what kind of wealth is being invested by the residents of one country abroad there is more and more of that because the bank for the international settlement is providing data on these so there's something possible but the work I've seen on based on those data and on in Africa I mean for African residents accounts held by African residents in foreign countries the impact I mean of course you will be increasing the share of income of those people but when you say for example that this is much bigger than the debt of the country etc it is not that that that high but I mean this is something that we can that can discuss on mean dependence of inequality measure yes I mean I agree with that and I mean we had the long talks with Tony Atkinson and Andrea Brandolini about their measure of poverty global poverty inequality etc one of the problem with that is simply is to know what is exactly that we want to capture if you want to capture inequality global inequality from the global community point of view then I think that looking at standard genie etc is what we should do when you introduce mean dependent this mean that you introduce some sensitivity of people in a given country to inequality within that country so we are adding something else and this is a rather strong normative assumption and I'm not sure that we want to get into that the figures I have shown are we're also kind of introduction to another way of looking at global inequality which I am looking at these days which is to consider that global inequality you may consider that the prime is what is a reference group for everybody in the global community do people at their fellow citizen in which case global inequality should be the average of national inequality or is it okay that people look at all the other people in the world or is okay that they wait the way they give to their fellow citizen is above the way they give to other people in order a distance geographic distance would matter in measuring global inequality so there are different direction in which we can go but again I mean this is relying on normative assumptions and what I was trying to present is the most simple and more positive view at global inequality thank you very much can can we just do one responses in addition it's no no please go on Peter just to reply very quickly on the question for about Goa I mean I would I think that the the shortages of agricultural labor and the shortages of construction workers are quite possibly one of the explanations that we see for the very rapid rise in agricultural wages in India as a whole I would assume as these labor as these markets are getting tighter you would see the effect in the agricultural wage rates it's just possibly what's what's a part of the story there but I have to say I'm not an expert on Goa and I do look forward to looking into that question further thank you very much excellent a professor Lishi there was a question addressed to you directly yeah I just mentioned the some is a correlation between economic growth and the income equality something that is just based on Chinese case you say that means when we have a very high yeah economic growth that means some people rich people benefit more from that but even you have a lower income growth perhaps also yeah perhaps even the less people yeah poor people even benefit less so perhaps if we have just a moderate growth rate like a five six percent something like that that have no you see a negative impact on the employment something like that even in the the Chinese case now we just have no surplus labor that means in this you see situations perhaps more direct moderate growth rate perhaps the benefit more to the poor or lower income growth something like that that is perhaps just based on the Chinese case may not be applicable to other countries something thank you very much any final right I'm aware this is a bit unfair to the panel Murray Nora otherwise then thank you very much to all and let's give a big hand


Hello, in this video, we're going to be taking a look at the writing settings page. So we're starting here on the dashboard, I'm going to go ahead and hover over settings and select writing. Now I'm going to admit that a couple of these things will not quite make sense yet until you talk, we use, watch some other videos, mainly the categories video, the links video and the post video, but we'll cover these things here you and afterwards when you watch those videos, you might want to come back and rewatch this one. So there are just a couple of things here you need to pay attention to and a couple of things that you don't because we don't necessarily support them. So let me just go through these one at a time. The first two options here labeled under formatting are convert emoticons and WordPress should correctly invalid correct, invalidly nested XHTML automatically. Okay, one's easy, one's a little more complicated. The first one convert emoticons is basically WordPress has the ability to turn things like colon hyphen, write parans and colon hyphen capital P into a graphical, in this case, smiley face and sticking your tongue out at somebody. This is on by default. If you don't want those converted, you can go ahead and uncheck this. If you don't use them, or you'd like little graphical smiley faces instead of text, you can go ahead and leave this alone. The other one is about correcting code, basically, that's the simplest way to put it. I would just completely leave this one alone. Even though I know code and I use code on a regular basis, I generally leave this unchecked. If you do have a staff member who ends up writing a lot of code by hand and they encounter some problems, this is something you can come back and check which might fix some problems, but chances are you'll never need to touch this one. The next one is default post category, and as you can see here, the only choice is uncategorized. In a separate video, we'll cover how to set up post categories and what they do, but categories can be very useful in organizing your content on your blog. You do want to set a default category once you've set up some categories. This is where you can do that, but since we haven't set up any categories yet, the only option here is uncategorized. Default post format is a little more complicated and something that we will touch on more in the post format and also in the themes video, which has some relevancy here. In this case, the options you have available are based on the theme you're using. There's a bit of a puzzle here. Right now, we're just looking at the default options because these are the options that come with the default theme. If you choose your theme, your choices here may change. In most cases, you're just going to want to leave this as standard, and for now, if you're just first watching these videos, leaving this as standard is what you're going to want to do. Post formats otherwise can get a little complicated, and like I said, we'll talk about those a little more in the post video. Then default link category, in this case, we don't have any. There's a separate video dealing with links, which you'll find over here in the left menu, links. Chances are this is another one that you're not going to want to touch. Most people keep their link lists very simple and don't categorize them, when we talk about links in that video, you can set up categories if you want, and then come back here and change the default option for that if you want to. The next section is press this. Press this is a bookmarklet, something that you can add to your browser's bookmarks toolbar that allows you to, while you're visiting other sites, highlight some text, click this bookmarklet, and then automatically copy the text that you highlighted in another web page into a new blog post for your website. This is something where it could be very handy if you decide that you're going to post a lot of content from other sites, but if you don't think you're going to do that, this is not something you would need to use, but just quickly to show you how this would work, I would go ahead and drag this up to my bookmarks toolbar and give it a sec here. You will now have a press this. What I would do is, if I was on another website, I found an interesting article I thought I'd like to share with my patrons, I could go ahead and highlight, say the first paragraph of that article, click now my new press this button up here, my bookmarks toolbar, and what that will automatically do is take me back to the dashboard for my WordPress blog, your library's website. That text that you highlighted will automatically be in the new posts field, and then you can continue on to write some additional text, give it a title, and then go ahead and publish it. The last section here, or the next section here, excuse me, is post via email. This is not something we are supporting, so this is not something you need to worry yourself with, but in general, the idea would be is that you could send in new content via email. Like I said, not something we're supporting, so we're not going to cover that in any more detail. And then this last bit is update services. This is something that's built into WordPress itself to possibly allow people to know that new content has been posted to your blog. It's not something we're using all that much. You can go ahead and just leave this field alone also, and it shouldn't affect anything on your website. And then as always, with any of the settings pages and most any other page in your WordPress dashboard, there's a Save Changes button down here at the bottom if you have changed anything. So if you had changed any of these options up at the top, then what you would need to do is go ahead and click that Save Changes when you're all done, and it will say Setting Saved. If you didn't change anything, no need to press that. You can just go ahead and move on to the next thing you want to work on. Thanks for watching.


You are about to hear a romantic drama, Army Kisses, adapted from a story in Street and Smith's Love Story magazine, and featuring the love story girl in the role of artist Chase. It seems that kisses don't mean very much in the Army, at least in Kiki Chamberlain's gay air-core crowd at Fort Arnold, they don't mean much. Captain Noel Barkley is the air-core's most eligible bachelor, and he intends to remain that way. All this is being explained very carefully by Kiki for the benefit of her demure visitor, artist Chase. Well, artist, you seem to be doing all right with Noel Barkley. He's taken you out three times in the past week. I think he's very nice, Kiki. Yes, they all do. Well, make the most of it. Won't last, it never does with him. Oh, Kiki, I think you're being cynical. All right, go ahead living in your fool's paradise.  Well, if his line's been tried out to that extent, it ought to be pretty good. Yes, it is. That's the worst of it. Happy, artist? Oh, Noel, I've had the grandest time here in Fort Arnold. I'll never forget it. I've had a grand time, too. You know, it swells just being with you. Oh? You get a kick out of things that other girls just take for granted.  Thank you, kind sir, she says. Please, you mustn't laugh.  Oh, artist, you angel. I've gone off the deep end this time. I'm simply crazy about you. Do you have to stop the car here? Yes, I do. I see. Artist? Artist, darling. Oh, you're sweet. I love you. I don't want you ever to go away. I want to hold you in my arms forever. Oh, no, don't hold me so tight. It hurts. I'm not going to let you go. Well, I'll have to go.  Your job's here, taking care of me. Taking care of you? I know. We'll get married. I thought you were a confirmed bachelor. You'll get tired of marriage. Never with you. No, don't. What would your friends say, Kiki, particularly, and that moorhead woman? We won't give them a chance to say anything. We'll get married tonight. Before we go to the dance, there's a justice of the peace right outside of town. He'll do the whole job up in a few minutes, and for an extra $10, he won't even tell his own wife about it. Married? It's about time Fort Arnold got a thrill, and this is it. The surprise marriage. We're waiting till just before the dance is over to spring it on them. But I haven't said I'd marry you. And you haven't said yet that you love me. But you will. And you do, don't you, darling? It doesn't seem possible that I could love you so much if you didn't. Oh, I do. I do. And you'll marry me now, tonight, before you have a chance to change your mind? Oh, Noel, I do love you. I'm married. Mrs. Noel Barclay. I can't believe it, but it's true. Oh, it's a glorious feeling. Oh, and it's a beautiful night, too. I wonder if there's anyone in the summer house. I'd like to just go down there and sit by my shelf. Oh. Oh, Don, if there is someone in there, I can hear their voices. I wonder if it... It's Noel.  Noel, you don't love her. You know you don't love her. You love me. You asked me to marry you the night before she came. Oh, how could you do this to me? I was tight, Kiki. I'd give anything if it hadn't happened. Oh, Noel, how could you? Kiki was right. The things he said, his kisses, didn't mean anything. I've got to get out of here now. If you could ever do anything for me to let you know. That's right. I remember. I want to take you up on that. I have to leave for Arnold immediately. Will you take me as far as you're going in your plane and then drop me off? I'd do anything for you, Hardis, but this is government business. It might get both of us into an awful mess. Oh, no one will ever know. There isn't even a mechanic around. It's terribly important, Barton. If you only knew how important it is for me to get away tonight. Please. Get in. Here, put on this flying coat and helmet. All right. That's it. There we are. All set? Hang on. Yes. Hardis. Hardis, don't cry. I can't bear to see you cry. Somebody's hurt you. Who was it? Captain Barkley? You're running away, aren't you? You're running away from him. Oh, I know. I can't go home. I don't know what to do. If you'd like to stay at the airport where we're going, they need a hostess in the restaurant. Miss Lansdale asked me if I knew of a girl who would like the job. All the girls she gets leave her to get married for the aviators who come there. She wants a pretty girl, but one with sense enough not to run off and get married. Barton, that's perfect. I'll go there as soon as we land.  I suppose it's because I'm baddy about you. But Barton, you won't tell Kiki or Captain Barkley where I am, will you? Not if you don't want me to. Mary, I've got the part of my nose. Gosh, it's certainly a relief to me to have a hostess in the restaurant that I dare let go to these Wednesday night airport dances. Why, did you used to have trouble? Trouble? I lost four hostesses in a row at these dances. I hope I've got more sense than that. I don't know how you can stay so undisturbed when you have the handsomest men in the airport laying their hearts at your feet and you turn them down. You've got a level head on you. No, there's no danger of me running away and marrying any of them. All right, I'm ready. Let's go in. Oh, there she is. Just a minute, Fred. Listen, beautiful. Here's fair game to your heartlessness. He's just as mean to his women as you are to your men. Miss Chase, Captain Barkley. I've heard of Captain Barkley. And I've heard of Miss Chase.  I'm sure it couldn't hope to equal yours. Will you dance? Thank you. See you again, Captain Barkley. I've often thought of Fort Arnold and what a nice time we had. So this is the artist Chase who drives men to drink. I hear they go quite mad for a smile from you. A date or a kiss. Really? I didn't realize I was such a sensation. Well, you are. They're really very small kisses. Just Army kisses. I learned all about them at Fort Arnold. I see. What are you doing? Put me down. Sorry. What will people think? I don't think anyone saw us.  You were too busy being blaséed and odious. Where are you taking me? You'll find out. Just what's the idea? We have a date. It's six months old. You fooled me once. I thought you were everything you seemed to be. Young, sweet and untouched. I was fool enough to want all that sweetness and youth for myself. It seems all you wanted was a thrill. A thrill of getting married and running away. It's a nice game if you can get away with it. But now I want to be paid for being fooled. Fooled?  It must have been a big kick to get up and find out what you've done. Now put me down or I'll scream. Nothing you say now will help you and screaming won't get you anything either. I'll choke you if necessary. I loved you. I loved your sweetness and your innocence.  It isn't love anymore, but you're my wife. Is kidnapping another virtue of yours besides the delightful art of heart breaking?  Get into that plane. No.  Where do you think we were? Oh, where are we going now? We're going home. Home? Oh, artist. Artist, why did you run away? I saw you and Kiki in the garden. She was in your arms. I'll never forget your words. She said, you don't love her. You love me. You asked me to marry you the night before she came. And you answered, I was tight, Kiki. I'd give anything if it hadn't happened. Oh, no. Darling. No, I almost died. I thought that you really belonged to her and it only married me because you had had a few cocktails. Oh, my silly, silly love. Why didn't you give me a chance to explain? Didn't you see what I meant? I meant that I'd been tight the night before you came. The night I asked Kiki to marry me.  Kiki knew I didn't love her. She was just making a scene. Artist, if you'd only given me a chance to explain. Oh, I'm sorry, Noah.  But I loved you. I loved you so much. I couldn't bear the thought that the kisses you were giving me were just Army kisses. I couldn't bear the thought that you were here with me, but your heart was really with somebody else. My heart never belonged to anyone but you. You're here now, Artist. And you're part of the Army forever. I like the Army. Oh, come here, darling. What for? Army kisses for an Army bride. Oh, the nicest kisses in the world. You have been listening to a romantic drama featuring the Love Story Girl and presented with the permission of Street Dan Smith, publishers of Love Story Magazine.