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Like I absolutely love this Don't forget to use my coupon code listen on the screen and all the links to this will be down in the description box below Hey, oh my to my channel today's video as you can see by the title It is gonna be another moving vlog It's gonna be part of my moving series for episode whatever because I don't know if you're new here Hey, girl, my name is Akira Jenae. Don't forget to subscribe and join the family before you leave. So It is one No, it's 12 59 in the afternoon about to be one o'clock just to print outside I literally kind of been up since 7 30 this morning lay back down and then didn't get up until 11 and then from 11 I kind of been doing my hair unwrapping it from last night and Yeah, just kind of just get myself together taking pictures doing stuff on Instagram for the brand and stuff like that So what we're gonna do today is I actually need to run to my mailbox because it says I got a package from Amazon delivered on Tuesday, but I didn't get any notification or anything that it was delivered Anything so I'm like where my package it though And I don't know what it is about this week But my look with these freaking packages has just not been it if you know, you know We just gonna leave it at that So I'm about to go to my actual mailbox and see if they left because I guess it should maybe just be a small package I don't know but I didn't get like we have an Amazon hub in my apartment complex and I didn't get any Notification about you know a package. So I'm gonna go to the mailbox see what we can find if not then baby Someone saw my package like this is dead and then it said excuse me. It said it was delivered at two 59 y'all know I got a ring doorbell So I went back and looked at my ring doorbell footage or whatever and grow nothing is on there So y'all definitely didn't deliver it to my door If they delivered it if they delivered it to the Amazon hub I would have got an email and a little barcode to scan but I didn't get any of that So my last resort my last resort is my mailbox Sometimes they be stuffing stuff in there. So I'm just gonna go check it They said it was delivered Tuesday, but I'm like on Tuesday said it wasn't even delivered. So I don't know Let me try to if I try to track it It literally says package delivered 256. Don't say we're nothing nothing So I don't know child like My luck this week with packages just has not been and I don't know what it is around the holidays with these packages But yeah, I'm over it. So I'm about to go check in and we'll come back and we're gonna Start working on my guest room. I'm super excited My wallpaper is gonna be delivered today in the little wallpaper tools. It's gonna be delivered today as well. It says by What 3 o'clock? Girl now would say okay the wallpaper says by 1 to 4 p.m. The little tools I need for it says by 10 Okay, so I guess we're gonna start working on my Love seat when I get back like taking that unboxing the stuff I want to do a tick tock as well So we're gonna try to have to figure that out and we're just gonna get my guest room together Like we're just gonna get it together and then I also want to try to work on my bedroom One of my subscribers she I was talking about how in my deep clean with me for blogging or whatever I wanted to Take off my box spring. So this right here is a box spring this right here is my mattress So I wanted to remove my box spring and then just have my mattress down because the bed is Just supposed to have just like your mattress on there But I like to kind of sit a little bit higher So I just did it like that But I kind of wanted to see how to be if I put it low because obviously my TV still isn't mounted right now I explained all that in that video, but she said try to take there's like The bed is sitting on like something like wood basically, but it's like 30 wood pieces that I would have to anyways I'm gonna take the wood pieces off and then stick the Thing down in there the box spring and then the mattress and we're gonna see how that works out So yeah, I'm about to go to the Mailbox and we're gonna see if my package up in there definitely there can't show y'all what it is because It's actually a Christmas gift. I don't know why they don't Notify you like a notification when it delivers to your mailbox. It only notifies me When these are cute When it goes to the Amazon hub. Oh, these are cute. Okay, so I got two gifts to wrap today putting up all of this crap, so What about the do first? I Need to get some stuff out of my storage The legs are gold and y'all know gold is not my aesthetic anymore I did go like three to four years ago in my apartment I'm a silver girlie now especially because Everything in my apartment mostly is always silver, especially with like the stainless steel appliances and stuff I just think it looks better to just do silver all the way around Especially with when your appliances and stuff is already silver. It just looks better gold It's just tacky when you just match them or I mean mix them So I have some black spray paint. I wanted them to be silver, but I'm not going to the store So I'm just gonna use this black spray paint and we don't spray paint these legs And then while these are drawn I'm gonna eat real quick and then kind of straighten up and then we'll get back to it So I definitely have the legs on backwards like this one is the right way and that one is going in where so I got a freakin redo that one and I think the back one is wrong, too But you can't see the bad one.  I think this would be a really really cute little spot to do my sit-down videos Like clothing hoes and stuff like that how I gotta sit down and talk about stuff cute little background But have some stuff up on the wall. I can sit here. It's like the perfect size for me I didn't want the now I'm glad I got this couch because the other couch that I wanted was definitely going to be a lot longer And it definitely would have took up this whole entire space. So I like this Definitely two people can sit right here, but for me, I'm liking it just for me super cute It's not the most comfortable couch, but I mean I'm not using the couch for comfort. It's cute It's kind of hard, but I feel like once you sit on it It'll actually, you know, be a really nice couch to just lounge around in but yes, I like it. She's cute And then I like that my view is right here So I can take some cute little bitty aesthetically pleasing pictures right here And then if I'm taking pictures in my vanity the background will be this cute wallpaper in my Couch so I'm loving it. Super cute Now I'm just waiting on My wallpaper to get here I'm gonna take a little break drink a little bit of water And probably vacuum this floor again and then clean up my mess And then I'm going to get to taking down This pink wallpaper because girl, we got to get that out of here Um, and really I think that's off right now until I get my wallpaper. Um, I'm trying to get a neon sign I'll probably look on Etsy for that, but my little room is coming together I am so glad because I really wanted to be able to actually utilize this room like For what I wanted to utilize it for if y'all remember my moving series two. I had a Two bedroom too bad and there is will in that room I actually Used like I would sit down in my gray couch that I used to have in my living room in my first apartment I would sit down on my gray couch. I was, you know, if I'm doing like clothing haul Talk about the clothes, whatever the case may be. I utilized that room I also had my vanity set up in that um apartment as well And it's like I really wanted to get this room to what I wanted to get to Because like I said, I want to utilize it. I got a two bedroom too bad for a reason for this to be my business office studio Guess like everything so I really wanted to start utilizing this room because I mean obviously I'm paying for it But I would do clothing hauls and I would just record like sit down portions of videos in my living room And in my dining room And if y'all do content y'all know clothing hauls are a pain in the a okay So I would have clothes scattered across my whole couch the floor my dining room And it's like when I'm done vlogging and like recording and stuff sometimes it'd be like to stop Sometimes it'd be like two three in the morning Midnight one o'clock and all I want to do is just lay down and go to bed. And then it's like I can't do that because My apartment looks crazy because from the clothing haul or whatever I'm doing All the clothes and stuff is scattered out everywhere. So I liked in my old two bedroom too bad Um, it's kind of like clocking in and clocking out like when I open this door I'm clocking in to go to work when I step foot out this room and close that door Baby, I'm clocking out, you know, like I'm done and When I would do all of my content in there in my living room and stuff It it just begins to be too much like if you work from home and stuff You just got to have separate spaces like I don't care what nobody said you can't do everything in one Single like little room. It just it would drive me crazy Especially me because I can't function in no mess like if everything is everywhere It makes me want not want to do anything. It just makes me depressed like I just can't I cannot so I'm super excited. I'm getting this room how I want to get this room um as well as My business stuff like I completely shifted everything around So now I just got to work on getting me a little bitty tv in here Wait on that wallpaper. I want a neon light or sign that I say AJB beauty collection on that wall over here Where my bundles are that's where the new wallpaper is going to go And then I was going to put it on this side, but honestly I would like to have my brand To where my bundles are so my bundles are on that side. So when I'm showcasing the bundles You'll be able to see the AJB beauty collection in the back of it um And the bundles and stuff I tried to put it over here in the corner and stuff It just it's just going to go over there. That's the best spot to put it right now um, so yeah, but I did want to put up actual pictures of me and um My friends when we did my photo shoot probably pop some pictures in right here And I wanted those pictures up in a big Uh In a big picture frame to go along this wall So, yeah, I'm excited. It feels really nice in here even basic Yesterday, it just feels more open since I don't got my desk like dead smack in the middle of the room And that's really making me just want to come in here and just create content Uh making me want to edit one thing though I'm trying to wait until after christmas because I need a new computer chair because that one is not comfortable at all Like when I edit sometimes I would be editing like four or five hours straight one time I edited like eight to nine hours straight Take enough you breaks, but you know sitting in a chair that long you're going to need a comfortable chair So the chair that I want is on amazon for a hundred and like 45 dollars Um, I was going to go ahead and get it for this vlog, but I did just mention it today And he was like what chairs so he may or may not get it for me I'm just trying to wait till christmas because I did tell everybody that y'all can buy me whatever off of my amazon wish list So hopefully somebody bought me that chair For christmas hint hint But if not, I'm going to get it literally right after christmas because that chair it has um Armrests on there. It got a cushion in the back It got a little spot to where you can pull out from under the chair for like a foot rest Like it's really lit for only a hundred forty five dollars.  So I knew that was going to happen now I'm scared my wallpaper not going to be here because If it's they arriving by 10 p.m Nine times out of 10 it ain't going to arrive by now I mean about 10 p.m. They'll like schedule it for like the next day or so And I literally work tomorrow and friday. I am off sunday, but I kind of wanted to already get this video done and like Ugh I just hope at least my wallpaper here if my wallpaper get here I'm still putting it up because I mean I did this without the tools. So it really doesn't matter But I'm still praying that my package get here. It's five forty nine Um Sometimes my packages do be coming like right when I'm about to go to work or right when I had left for work Um, most times I be having a I go to work at six o'clock So sometimes they'll come at six or a little bit after but I'm about to go ahead and try to take down This wallpaper, um, just to already have it down because I know I'm not going to be keeping this I'm going to try to take it down without like a blow dryer and stuff to see how How that goes because I don't want My walls to be messed up But I am about to put wallpaper back over it and when I moved out honestly My security deposit was only $150 for this apartment So I'm pretty sure they want to take all of that because my last apartment my deposit was like $500 and they spent Like 200 of that for miscellaneous stuff like the paint the whole paint job They said was like 150 or like, I don't know So I'm just gonna go ahead and take this down the other wallpaper that I had The material is like different the one that's in my bedroom So I'm really scared to take that down because I already know that one's probably going to peel because One roll of this wallpaper from Target was $30 and that roll was like $6. So like the cheap stuff Don't be good And this is really coming out Really, really well, and I think business for that Like I said, this is from Target. So this wallpaper is a really really nice quality wallpaper So I'm sitting in my office right now Well in my little office area and it just feels a thousand times better in here Like I promise y'all like if y'all just won't Like to feel change or something I had saw I don't know if it was a video It was something that I saw and it was like basically it might have been kind of shade talking about some like Uh, I think moving like to a new state or something like it just feels like refreshing or whatever Or even if you can't just get up and like move to like a new apartment at a state Whatever the case may be like just try to change your own surroundings and literally like It already just feels like a thousand times better in here Like I feel so ready to just start just doing different content and stuff Like it's just really a really really good feeling and I don't know how else to express it I want to lay out my room I have my couch and stuff right here you guys. So it's update as well. It is um, February 2024 I started recording this transformation in december of 23. So about a couple months into this Um, I did want to do wallpaper on this wall, but I'm not actually going to do wallpaper over here anymore Um, I don't think I think I just want to get a neon sign that says a jb beauty collection over there Or a cure jane. I know I want a neon sign over there with the poppy's grass coming out all of that jazz So that's what I'm going for but now Since I have this new bike and stuff. I was going to just keep the bike in my um I guess bathroom closet in here, but honestly I kind of need to be able to like get into this closet and do stuff like I'm about to throw half of them pillows away But you know, I still use this closet for stuff. So it's like I don't want to just keep That bike in here as well as I do actually want to use it like I don't want to just store it away in a freaking closet Um, so I'm trying to figure out where in this room. Do I want it? Um, since I put up the vanity now, I'm kind of limited um So yeah, like my business stuff I can put that in the closet and like just take out what I need For packages and stuff like that, but this is like my shipping station if you will so I was thinking of putting the Workout bike over here in this corner and then just you know work out and stuff over there And with it being in this corner, I'll be able to watch Basically, this is going to be like my tv as well. Like I can watch stream netflix and youtube all of that on this Um when I get my hdmi quarter stuff like that because I don't actually have one But I'll be able to like watch this like an actual tv and I think I already told y'all in the beginning of the vlog This spins around a total like 360. So I'll be able to like watch this as like, you know My tv instead of buying a tv to put up there So I'm thinking of putting most of this shipping stuff in my closet Put the bike over here Keep the couch over here where I had it and then it's like this section over here is what's getting me. Um I don't want my desk against like facing the wall But I may actually have to We'll see I'll be switching this out a lot But I do like to record my tiktoks and stuff over here like when I do clothing hauls I may pop in something But this over here with the plate and everything it just looks nice with the couch over there So I literally stand right here and when I have the couch over here It just looks really really nice and then I do like to keep Prince little bench right here So he can look outside while I'm not at home So I think I'm about to move all of this and put Probably put that In the closet if if I don't put it in the closet then it will have to go like right here Uh, I don't know because I don't want it to be overcrowded in here either. I don't even think that'll be Hype for that or not Okay, so I just measured out my closet. Um, this is about 35 and a half inches tall This will be able to fit in my closet. So I think I'm just going to move this to the closet Um, I might keep that in here I may move that to the closet as well Or I could just put that over there and then I'm going to put the workout bike over here in the corner so that I can actually use it because I was gonna um I was thinking about selling this because I'm like, I'm not really going to use it but I really want to get this stomach and waist back, you know, Snatched and I think this will be a really really good workout. Like I see a lot of people Working out on one of these so I definitely want to keep this and I kind of want to do like 30 days like at least 30 days straight or like a 30 day challenge and like I use this for a good You know 20 30 minutes a day and yeah girl, we're gonna be snatched So we're about to get to moving all of this crap around first. I need to clear out my closet when y'all if y'all saw my Vlogs from sunday. I just cleaned out my closet now. I'm about to have to redo this again So I was trying to scoot over the rug I don't know who I was getting trying to scoot over a rug with this day and couch on air So this little throw blanket I did get for Christmas My aunt actually gave this to me and I'm just now about to put it on here because I just didn't feel like opening it when I didn't feel like my room was like That done if that makes sense. So I think it turned out really nice I think I'm gonna keep my room like this for a minute As always don't forget to like this video comment subscribe and I will talk to you lovely see my next video And I did just order me a new computer chair. So stay tuned for that. That'll probably be in my weekly vlog though coming up So yeah, bye guys


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Going on everyone. Sam, you're at Lane Sports Cards. You've been 23 Diamond Icons Baseball Hobby, one box break, number nine, random hit style. We've got all 10 participants in a random dot org hit sheet or dot org sheet. Also have a blank one where the hits are going to go. As we do the break, Jake's going to type in a description of all the hits. When the break's over, all the cards are shown. Copy them back over to that blank window. Roll the dice eight times, say. We'll do the names eight times, the hits eight times, copy them over, whatever is hit is next. Your name is what you'll get. So good luck, everybody. Here we go. Let's see a crazy cut out of this, Jake. 11, 2020 Bowman. 11 ago in 2020 Bowman. Almost in the single digits. Thank you all there. Appreciate that, guys. I'm glad we pulled a Gibson cut. That's cool, man. That's awesome. It's over the mound. Darrell N picking up a spot and he picked up a spot in the delight as well. So thank you, buddy. All right, starting off with a Jayrod. Six of 15 on the green. Good stuff there. Congrats to the Mariners. We've got one of five that is Eddie Murray on the purple ink. Purple ink, Eddie Murray. Thank you. That was Jeff for picking up a spot in delight as well. We've got a nice one here. It's going to be a Juan Soto number 18 of 25 on the Diamond Auto. We've got a Paul Goldschmidt. That is going to be two of five on the Red Ink Auto. Congrats on that one. Red Ink Auto of Goldie. So follow there, Ola. We've got a nice one here as well. It's going to be a Rod Caru number 21 of 25. Icon signatures. 21 of 25, Rod Caru. Next up will be a Grayrod. Grayson Rodriguez, 23 of 25 on the rookie auto. We've got one of five. Rookie Diamond Auto, Corbin Carroll. Awesome one there. Congrats on that. One of five, Corbin Carroll. So sick. On card, Silverane. Oh my goodness. Next one's dope too, dude. You don't see this guy sign a ton. Four of 25, Patch Auto of Garrett Cole. Good boy. That is my boy, Coltrane. That is your A.L. Si Young winner. Garrett Cole, who won the A.L. Si Young. He's the A.L. Si Young winner. He's the best pitcher in the A.L. because he won the award that the best pitcher in the A.L. I appreciate that. So congrats on that whoever gets it. That is, like I said, the A.L. Si Young winner. It is a little damage. I'm going to send the empty box in wrapper with the little bit of a corner ding down there. Sorry about that. Just Spencer. Just the nerd emoji. Skye. You did it, bro. You did it. I got to let you know. There is no one else on that staff. There is not anyone else on that staff. But it's like a guaranteed win one every, like, five days. So that's awesome. That's about it. That's a 20% winning percentage. Nice. True. Nice one here again for the Yankees. Yogi Berra, four of 10, Game Use Jersey. Four of 10, Yogi Berra, Game Use Jersey. That's really cool. Great way to finish it. 10 of 15, Mike Trout. And congrats on that one there, whoever gets the Trout Gold Auto. So cool, man. That is nasty. Yeah, good to go. Interesting. Very nice. I'll take that though. Again, empty and empty. Thank you, Mark, picking up five spots in the Prism Absolute Mixer. Appreciate you, Mark. Before we start, we've got 11 to go now. 2020 Bowman. What's up, Steven? All right, everybody, going to roll the dice, and we're going to random five times again. One, two, three, four, and five. Suphan H down to Jason H. Five times on your hits. One, two, three, four, and five. Mike Trout to 15 down to the Karoo. Vaughn's really still on the Garrett Cole thing. I thought we grew up. Suphan H with Mike Trout to 15. Kevin T with the Yeti Murray. John A with the Gray Rod, Rookie Otto to 25. Chayuta Watts, L with the one-soto to 25. Got Jason C with the Gold Schmidt to five. Matthew S, Jay Rod to 15. Thomas J with the Corbin-Kero Rookie Diamond Auto, nasty. Adam K with the Yogi Bearer, Alec to 10. John A with the Garrett Cole. Patch Otto to 25. And Jason H with the Rod Karoo to 25 as well. That'll do it for the break, everybody. Thanks again for the fill. We'll get going on the next one. Just...


Good morning, everyone. We're coming to you live from Sunny Side Press today, and we're talking today to Tick Mill's Global Head of Business Development, Carla. So, welcome, Carla. Thank you for taking the time out to talk to us. Thank you for having me here. How are you? I'm fine. Good. Good. All good? So, Carla, I think the first thing for us to talk about is a typical day in your role. So, what would a typical day look like for you? What are the kind of responsibilities that you're doing on a day-to-day basis? Yeah. So, Sophie, regarding to what I do usually on a daily basis, there are a lot of maybe tasks and priorities that I should look into. So, I try to maybe divide the task into different days or even mix. The reason why is because I look into different markets globally. So, starting off, I develop individual plans with the county managers for each country or region that they take care of. And then I also evaluate market trends and provide the appropriate support to product development. And of course, I do provide some training and maybe guidance to the team to also overcome some development issues. Let's say we do some weekly meetings or monthly meetings to discuss what challenges each market is facing in every county or region. And we try to find solutions for that as well together. I also... So, I was just going to ask. So, what you're saying is that you actually go in with a tailored approach for each market. So, for the different country managers, you have to tailor it to the clientele that are in that country. Yes. Okay. So, there's a lot of work going into that. Yes, of course. Yeah. So, that's why we need to also always work together because, you know, everything... When you try to overlook a global market, you need to listen and understand every individual market how you can approach it, you know? Because every market has different traditions, different culture, different type of marketing tools approach, etc. So, we need to always communicate together as a team. So, it's a real tailored approach. Yeah, it is. In addition to that, I analyze the business strategies and develop improvement plans so I can also provide the right support for the growth of the business. So, we also... Of course, when I gather all the information and the challenges or issues, so I also try to coordinate that with the management team to maintain as well the quality of service that we provide for every individual market and to maintain, of course, the budget that we need to allocate for those countries. So, it's about maintaining the consistency as well? Yes, correct. And then if we look at the technology side as well, I need to raise also with the IT department in order to maybe inform them about the latest technology that we need to provide for our clients differently also in every market. If you look at Asia, they may be discussed about copy trading or even MENA or Latin America. So, every individual market also is in need for certain technical tools. So, we need to always communicate with our IT department in order to provide the most innovative tools and products for our clients. Wow. So, that's actually quite a huge scope of activity that you've got to cover. What do you feel that's the most important thing for your team to focus on and what are your priorities for you anyway? What do you feel are your priorities towards the traders? I believe there are a lot of key points that I try to communicate with my team in order to provide the best service that we can because at the end of the day, we are an online financial trading company. So, in that matter, you are not offering a tangible product. So, therefore, you need to focus on the service that you provide to the clients or traders. So, one of the key services that we need to focus on is education. So, in cooperation of course with the marketing department, we try to see maybe each market also individually what type of webinars they would look into education webinars for us. Also, we try to be offline as well. So, we target different markets by going on the ground, being there present as well and provide them the educational seminars that they might acquire. So, we have a lot of, for example, beginners traders that they need to understand more the risk of this market, of this industry before they get into that market. So, we try to provide them the most information possible for them to make the right decision in order to see whether it suits them or not. That's for the education part. Now, if we talk about services, we need also to maintain the quality of communication with our traders. We need to understand the needs and requirements for them in order to provide the best service for those traders. And then again, we look also for each market individually. We do not provide the same service for all markets and every market, as I said before, has a different way of approach. The third thing, then, your presence as well on, if you look at the technology part as well, so you need to be present on social media. And therefore, we have to look into how we present our services by providing the right information to our clients. From the business development side, we are active on social media. Our traders all over the world can understand what Stigmas vision is. Also, can also get closer in communication with the right business development, whether he's a country manager or a salesperson or a customer support. So, we try to understand the needs for each market and be there as well active on social media. I mean, if you want to reach the global market, you need to be present there. So, they need to see with who they're dealing with. It's really important to be active on social media. What image are you giving or representing the company? And do you think it's important that they have that accessibility as well to the company so it's more about the transparency, so people can always kind of be in contact should they have communications, more about the immediate communication. Yes, very important indeed. Nice, so that's a very kind of comprehensive approach that you have. So, Carla, what I'm hearing is that a lot of emphasis is put on education and making sure the traders know what they're doing. So, what do you feel are the current needs of the traders and how do you make sure that your team caters to that? Okay, if we look at different type of traders, say for example, we start off with beginners or the guys that they want to learn more about trading. They've heard, they tried for some times and they want to learn more. So, what my team does, or maybe the need for the trader to start learning more about trading is to walk them through basically the platform to understand more how to place a trade, what are the risks that also they might encounter. They can also ask maybe about different type of technology on the platform that you could see, like leverage, margin, etc. So, those guys are there to help them, to walk them through from A to Z. The trader obviously need to understand also the cost. So, they do ask sometimes if we're talking also about advanced traders, they come and they look for what are the costs for the spreads, what's the leverage that they can be entitled for. Now with ESMA also, they need to understand how they can be converted to professional clients or not. If there are details, what leverage they get. So, the team is there to explain to them and maybe to walk them through the whole registration process. So, every trader has its different needs and we make sure that every trader will find the right tool and services that they would be looking for. And what about tick mill as a whole with regards to the conditions? So, the spreads, the leverage, the margin requirements. How does tick mill cater to a plethora of clients with their conditions? Nowadays, I mean there is a lot of competition in the market. And the competition market requires to be maybe the broker that you should be getting or maybe offering the best lower spreads, offering the leverage that the trader will look into it. Also the regulations. A lot of clients, they will come and ask, where are you regulated? If it's an FCA company or broker or if it's an offshore license as well. So, tick mill try its best to provide the most innovative products as well. So, the more variety of products, the better for the traders to have more options in order to see how they can or maybe which products to look into and trade. They try as well to have the best execution. With this competition, you need to always offer the best execution as well in addition to the spread, the low cost of spread and the leverage that they would be looking into. So, and not to mention the segregated accounts that the clients would feel more safe once they fund their money in order to place some trades. So, those maybe points, tick mill try to focus on in order to be competitive in the markets. So, it's kind of the fundamental things that you're addressing in that case. So, the conditions that will allow them to excel and also the putting in place the procedures that will allow them to feel safe while they're trading. So, it's covering all the bases. Very good, very good. So, with regards to the team that you monitor and that you work with directly, how is the team organized and how do you, could you also talk us through the process of onboarding a client? Yeah. So, we have different, my actually team consists of different departments. The reason why I have different departments is to try also to give like a customized service for every individual or maybe type of client. So, we have for example the activation department. We have partnership department and we have county managers and customer support. Yeah. And not to mention also the technical analyst guys as well that they provide educational webinars and seminars to the traders. So, once the client gets onboarded, we have an activation team that would help the client to be, to go through the registration process starting from filling the form online, sending the KYC documents, the right documents for every market, gets approved and then they're ready to start. Just for our traders to understand KYC, what does KYC mean exactly? It means that the right documents for the know your client basically, abbreviation of know your clients, the right documents for every trader in order for them to get approval.  So, they need to be approved from the compliance point of view. They have a registration form to fill, provide the right information about their profile, then the documents and then once the documents are correctly submitted, then the account is right to be approved. And after that the trader will be ready to fund his account and start trading. Nice. Okay. Yes. And regarding to the other departments. So, we have also a partnership department. The partnership department focuses on maybe tailor servicing the IDs or maybe partners. So, the partners usually they look into providing clients or maybe refer to friends or they would like to introduce business but they can either trade as well or maybe just focusing on growing their businesses. Yeah. So, those guys, they have some connection and they would like maybe to introduce them to Tickman. So, they are called partners or IDs. Introducing brokers. So, those guys in the partnership department, they make sure that every ID is satisfied. They're providing the right also information for the clients before they get on boarded. They also get some rewards from Tickman once they introduce their clients or traders to us. And the partnership department also they ensure that the IDs they get maybe the right material. So, they can also in there from their side to provide it to their clients. Right. Okay. We have also the county managers. So, county managers are mainly focusing on every individual market. They're assigned to or allocated to. Yeah. So, they do the business development for their market. They study the market. They see what are the right approach for Tickman to get in that market to expand the business there. Yeah. So, they do analyze. They look at the competition there. What are the right product services and marketing budget that we need to allocate for that market. Right. And they come forward so we can together maybe build that business in the country's origin they're taking care of. Wow. Okay. So, we try to always provide and maybe listen to also the traders what exactly they need. I mean, we try to provide what the client is asking for. Yeah. I mean, there's no point of just focusing on certain things that the trader would never take into consideration while his focus is somewhere else. So, you need to have very efficient communication with your traders especially if they're advanced experienced traders. So, they are the best people to hear feedback from in order to provide your, I mean, improved always services to the clients. And social media gives you those open channels of communication. Yes. It's really important tool actually. Yeah. And I'm guessing that tool must trigger down into your team.  Yeah. My team, they're quite active on social media. They try to always present the right image for each individual. We have also some information maybe positive about the profits, the volume, the trading volume of the company every now and then because it's really important for the trader to maybe to compare, to compare Tick Mill with other brokers as well. So, he can make the right decision where he would like to maybe invest his funds. Nice. So, could you tell me a little bit more about your team? So, we've been talking about the tools that you're using to engage with your clients. But how specifically do you organize your team and how do you structure the team and what's the onboarding process like? So, when someone first comes to a member of your team all the way through to when they're actually trading with you as a client. So, my team consists of different departments. The reason why we have divided different departments into different tasks is to cater the needs of each profile client. So, for example, we have the activation department. They are the first maybe department that will be in contact with the client. So, the client once he shows interest of opening an account with us and registering with a company, they get in contact with him and they try to accommodate his needs from A to Z. So, starting off from the registration form and then later to submit his documents as well. So, they walk the clients through the whole process until he gets approved and he's ready to open the account to find the right account as well for him because we have different type of accounts. So, he would be in contact with that account manager in order to give him the right information to make his decision which type of accounts and whether the client is approved so he can start trading. Wonderful. The other department would be we have another department called the Partnership Department. The Partnership Department, they take care of all our partners and ideas. So, we do also have a department that calls County Manager's Department. For this County Manager, they get involved more in to develop business in every individual market. So, they look into, for example, Asia, they look into Africa, Latin America, maybe the Minas region. So, they try to study the market, analyze what the market needs and then they communicate together. I mean, we communicate together so we can see what are the right approach in order to expand the business in each individual county. Wow. Okay. Well, I think that's, we've covered quite a lot today and that's probably all we've got time for. So, I'd like to thank Carla for coming to talk to us today. It's been a wonderful day. And you'll be hearing for some more of the tick-mall team very, very soon. Have a nice day. Bye.


The bill for an act to establish a regulatory authority for the broadcast industry in Nigeria has received mixed reaction from industry practitioners during a public hearing in the House of Representatives, whereas industry stakeholders wanted a self-regulatory authority to sanitize activities of its practitioners. Others, like the Niginbro-Castin Corporation and BC, thinks the status quo should remain. Our correspondent, Emmanuel A. General-Report, has presented from our studios. The call for the regulation of the broadcast industry to meet current realities has been on the front burner for some time now. Proponents of this call of thirds believe that just like other professional bodies, the broadcast industry needs to be regulated. If we have an act fund that is laterally backed up, we have ICANN, ANAN, NIPR, and the House of Others. Why should the profession of broadcasting be an exception? And so, when we talk about regulation, Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker's representative and others, we are talking about looking for the ideal of regulation. What is the ideal? The ideal, by international standard, is self-regulation. So we need to look at a bill that is talking about how broadcasters can regulate themselves, not how public bodies can regulate themselves. And those public bodies should remember too that the media is no longer owned by government alone. The business of regulating and management of the spectrum and monitoring of the content is primarily the job of the National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, as assigned to it by law. What the Society of Nigerian Broadcasters, that is SMB in short, stands for is basically a meeting point for the practitioners. The Nigeria Broadcasting Commission, however, disagrees with this position, stating that its approval will amount to a duplication since the body already has a mandate to regulate the broadcast industry. We observe that the bill intends to regulate the practice of broadcasting profession in Nigeria. Therefore, the commission recommends that there is no need for the bill because there cannot be two regulatory bodies governing or regulating one profession. Chairman of the committee in his final submission promises to ensure that all submissions made will be looked into when the commission submits its report. We should jealously guide our profession to guide against all the fake world among us, the crack among us. That's the only way we can protect this industry. The debate on who regulates the broadcast industry continues, and until the bill is assented to by the president, the NBC remains its regulator.


Oh, body, right, savory, wrong, rich, spicy red wines. That's what you find in Chat Noctubob. Learn more about the wines and the latest vintages in this video. Welcome back to Exotic Wine Travel. I am your host, Matthew Orkey. Hi, I'm Sherin Taw. Well, come back to the show. We're still locked down in Zagreb. If you've been following us, you'll notice I have a haircut. So finally, after 100 days, my hair was getting a little bit out of control. But everybody's commenting on our social media. They're like me with the old longer hair, so. You just have to grow it out again. Yeah, you have to grow it back out again. So welcome back to the show. We're going to talk today about Chat Noctubob. For those of you who don't know, Chat Noctubob is one of the most, is probably the most famous village in the southern throne in the south of France known for big, rich red wines. It was actually one of, and possibly the first appellation in France with the AOC rules. Back in 1923, started out with 10 permitted grapes. Moved to 13, and I think in 1936. And in 2009, went to 18 permitted grape varieties. Pretty cool. You can blend all the grapes, even white grapes with red grapes. Or you can make 100% of a specific variety, which you find kind of cool. Which is typically ganache. Yeah. The reds of Chat Noctubob are based on our GSM blends, based on ganache, syrup, mervedrille, liqueurines of the higher quality. Ones are mostly 100% ganache or mostly ganache. There's a small percentage, maybe 6% of whites made. Usually see rouson, rouson, ganache blanc, claret, bourbon legs, some other white grapes are permitted in the whites as well. Last year in 2019, we visited the region, tasted through hundreds and hundreds of 2015, 16 reds, 17s, even 18s for the whites. Unfortunately, because the whole situation going on in the world this year, we weren't able to attend. So several producers actually sent us some wines to review. But there's nothing like being there, right? Yeah, you got a full experience on that there. But that's it. Been here tasting the wines at home. It gives us a full spectrum of experiencing the entire bottle, seeing how to do pairing. And we have a lot of time to discuss about what we like and dislike about the wines and the entire appellations. Yeah. But I'd rather be there. Definitely. Last year when we were there, besides the wines, I think Shereen was most excited about the cheese because we're so close to the house, right? Access to a lot of great cheese. Chat Noctubob is a region that holds a special place in my heart. Not Shereen wine. You know, when I was a wine enthusiast but didn't really know that much about wine, I would always tell people that I like Cote d'Orone because it wasn't really that popular of an area compared to Bordeaux, Burgundy, that kind of stuff. Wines are inexpensive. They're usually good. Chat Noctubob is actually a crew of the bigger Cote d'Orone appellation. And I remember one of my friends, she was a more experienced wine geek, got me a special gift. It was a clothe of pop, Chat Noctubob 2003. And I remember looking at the label and they're not seeing Cote d'Orone on it, they were seeing like this Chat Noctubob with this like fancy emblem. And I was like, this isn't Cote d'Orone. I remember you had that wine when it was about 10 years old, more than 10 years old. Yeah, that's so. Perfect evolution. But I really liked the wine. Shereen, not always the case. Yeah, so for me in general, I've tasted like quite a couple of Chat Noctubob. And even prior to the trip last year, I didn't really, I wasn't that fond of Chat Noctubob for several reasons. I find that most of them, even the clothe of pop that we had, was a little bit like too ripe, one-dimensional, maybe very savory, kind of lacking the certain liveliness or edge to it. It was a very good wine, but it just wasn't particularly memorable for me. And getting to drink a little bit more Chat Noctubob, especially the younger ones, I realized that they were just way too ripe and too alcoholic for me, among the few that I tried. Luckily, the last couple of vintages as I've gotten Shereen to change her heart a little bit, change her opinion. For those that you don't know, 15, 16, 16 especially, especially where a legendary vintages in Chat Noctubob, I personally like the 16s a lot. I think they're a little bit brighter, have a little more Sydney. I think you definitely like 15 because a little bit darker than more Tannin, right? I like 15 for, yeah, because like you said, it's got more Tannins, but I think 16 has been really consistent. Even from smaller producers that we don't typically love, they make really great wines in 16. So I have to say that the consistency, the freshness is definitely there. In 16 you're talking about. But you like 15. Don't you prefer 15 a little bit more? I can't say that. I think I enjoy both vintages for various reasons. So 2017 actually and 18 especially are vintages where they had some producers had a little bit of problems with Grenache and they used some darker grapes like Mervejo's Cira. Wines tend to be darker, a little more Tannic, a little more robust, kind of outlined me in the 2015 sign. I mean, we didn't taste, last year we got, we tasted hundreds of examples from every vintage. This year, you know, we got about maybe 50 to 60 samples, but we got an overall good impression. What was your impression overall to 2017? And even 18 for red. I think it's quite close to 15, like you said. It's more robust, but at the same time, I think it's still a little bit more dialback in terms of Tannins based on the examples that we tasted. I would say that it's kind of like, 17 is kind of between like 15 and 2006, 10. And it's definitely very approachable. You can't say it's very approachable, right? But it's drinkable right now when at this age. It probably needs a few more years of evolution, but a lot of them that we tasted, they are ready to drink now. And that's the beauty, I think, of Depop. It's a fine wine region that the wines are really accessible early. That was one of the reasons why it turned me around to like shut down Depop for that reason. So why these, so lately, we've been convincing and sharing last night. Finally, we were drinking, I think the Chate Cigali right here. Shutting off Depop 2017.  Can you explain why? I think the whole idea of whether you like a region or not has to depend on like percentages of the number of wines that you really enjoy. And as I taste more, I do realize that you can in fact find wines that are, when alcohol is not really dialback because it's still 15%, sometimes even 16%, but it doesn't sticks out, like it's very integrated. And I really appreciate the fact that there are different kinds of Shutting off Depop. Like there are some that's more animal, more savory, there are some that's more grapefruit-driven. And then because you have eight and different grapes that you can blend so every single producer can have their very own kind of signature blend or produce very different sort of wine. So I really appreciate the variation. I think it's also not just me understanding the appellation better. I do think that certain producers are known to also create fresher styles this is, you know, creating more finesse and elegance. And that's what I typically sick for in a wine. So I'm really happy to see that there are less of those like overripe, like, you know, very jammy sort of Shutting off Depop where on the palate it's just flat on the palate. You do get something like, I really like the Cigale because it was Shante Cigale because it was very savory and it's got 10 in, man. I love 10 in, by the way. So anyways, I think you hit it in the head. There's a lot of diversity in style. These are big red wines. I mean, you want to have these with lamb, lamb leg, steak, really, really robust flavors. Let's talk about, you know, we didn't taste through all of the wines yet, but we tasted through most of them. So what are kind of, here are some of our favorites. You want to talk about some of the stylistic differences that we have here. I'm about to add on to you, right? And the amazing thing about Shutting off Depop is it goes well with, you know, rich dishes, but at the same time, there are a lot of wines that you can consume on its own because it's just made to, like, so round and so palatable that I usually drink a lot of wines before, you know that already, but Shutting off Depop is one of the few areas where I can drink the wine on its own. Over here, we have a whole range of predominantly GSMs. So Dinaj, Sarah, I'm there. This, we visited this producer. Bordeaux Borsons. Bordeaux Borsons. Go ahead, yeah. Really old-school, a little bit lower in alcohol, more leathery, more savory. Mm. Exactly. So they do, they do quite a lot of whole bunch of fermentation. So you would expect something a little bit more structured, but also with the whole bunch of fermentation, I think that it does bring a little bit more finesse and ageability in the wine as well. So that one is, I would say, classic flavor profile, but with a certain, like, structure and finesse that's a little bit hard to find these days. And this is another, oh, I love this. Hello. Dominique, hello. Yeah. Andre Brunel. So I remember arriving in Château du Pât last year and this was the first producer that got my attention because everything that I tasted from them was excellent, the red, the white, everything. This is just classic, stewed strawberries, minerals, rocks. Ah, mineral. Oh, leather, it's really good stuff. Talked about the Chante Cigali already. Uh-huh. And that, this has finesse. This is definitely a wine with finesse. These two really blew me away because they are GSM as well, but the colors are lighter. It's not as, because when you look at GSM, right, the Château du Pât, usually it's a little bit more blue-tinted or purple, but these two are towards more, like, garnet red. And body's lighter, more really medium-body, much more elegant, and towards a fresher, grapefruit style. And if you want, you mentioned that this is, like, kind of like a Burgundian style for you. This is Ex-Second Burgundian. This was made by a cooperative, ridiculously priced, you can get, you know, 20 euros for this wine. I think it's a tremendous value. Yeah, these two really break the more Château du Pât for us. For you, you like this, it's a Grenache and Cinso, right? So the Cinso was dried. So it creates a, it has this amazing spice box, nose to it, and even though you have this ripeness, it's just like right at the brim of jaminess because of the Cinso, but it provided so much flavors to the wine. Yet, again, there's two freshness in the wine. We have wines like this, the Gérot Grenache de Père, and the Grand Tunel Alexis Establet. 100% Grenache, these are really stellar wines. Charingne especially loved this one. I really like the Gérot. I love the contrast of the richness, but yet, at the same time, they're again, like, I always seek for this freshness in the wine despite how rich or extracted it is. And this gives it, man, all. We have the Gérot Dine, the Pure Blue. This is made without sulfite, with no sulfites added. Pumped with CO2 to kind of preserve the wine. You have to shake it out. I thought this was interesting. You loved it, quite floral, right? I love that. I thought it was quite coat roti on the nose. I hope that's not offensive, but I really thought it has got this amazing florality to the nose. And then we have finally, we have the classic, the Main Du Paggale, Chat Nof de Pap 2017. This is classic for a lot of producers. This is meaty, horsetail, leathery. Not everyone's, a little more than I taste, not to yours as much.  I think these wines are nice approachable. They're delicious. You know, some of the bad things are obviously, some producers, a lot of producers have problems with alcohol, the alcohol start to climb. They get really, really big, sometimes 15, 5, 16% alcohol. Of course, these wines are not cheap. They're some of the more expensive in the Southern Rome, but you know, I guess that's what you have to deal with, right? To your point also, right? Even though you say 15, 16% alcohol, don't be frightened by the alcohol level, because I think often it's all about integration. And when you have, when it's balanced, when there's lots of fruit, a lot of complexity, you really don't taste the alcohol. Well, you may feel it, like, you know, tomorrow or at the end of the night, but at least you won't taste that. So, yeah, stay tuned to our channel for more. We have a couple videos on Chat Nof de Pap. We have an upcoming big report on our website, ExactlyWineTravel.com. I will put that in the description box. So, anything else you wanna add on that? What are we drinking tonight? We'll find something. So guys, if you like this video, please subscribe to our YouTube channel. ExactlyWineTravel. I will see you at our next episode. Good job.


Secretary Blinken, what about Shireen Abou Akhlet? She was murdered by Israeli forces, right? CNN just agreed to this. These are your two greatest allies in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia and Israel. They have murdered American journalists, and there have been absolutely no repercussions. And you're sitting up here talking about the freedom of press and democracy. The United States is denying sovereignty to tens of millions of people around the world with draconian sanctions for electing leaders that you do not like. Why is there no accountability for Israel or Saudi Arabia for murdering journalists? It is one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a journalist in Palestine. I deplore the loss of Shireen. She was a remarkable journalist, an American citizen, as you all know. And there are two. We're determined to follow the facts and get to the truth of what happened. Secretary Blinken, all to respect. No, I'm sorry. With respect, they have not yet been established. Yes, that has. No, they have not. If we are looking for an independent, credible investigation, when that investigation happens, we will follow the facts per day lead. It's as straightforward as that. That has not yet happened. But it's something that we very much want to see happen. And we'll have time after the panel for some time or another. That was Secretary of State Antony Blinken being confronted by journalist Abby Martin about the US government's hypocrisy when it comes to freedom of the press. Now, once this video was published, Abby Martin took to Twitter to explain, I wanted to keep pressure on the US government for Israel's murder of journalist Shereen Abu-Akleb and hypocrisy of using press freedom to kill people with sanctions. Now, it's important to note that Antony Blinken in his response to Abby Martin was absolutely lying. We definitively know that Israel targeted this journalist and murdered her. The CNN article that Abby Martin referenced in that video confirms just that. The Israeli military says it is not clear who fired the fatal shot in a preliminary inquiry. The army said there was a possibility Abu-Akleb was hit either by indiscriminate Palestinian gunfire or by an Israeli sniper positioned about 200 meters, about 656 feet away in an exchange of fire with Palestinian gunmen. Though neither Israel nor anyone else provided evidence showing armed Palestinians within a clear line of fire from Abu-Akleb. But an investigation by CNN offers new evidence, including two videos of the scene of the shooting, that there was no active combat nor any Palestinian militants near Abu-Akleb in the moments leading up to her death. Videos obtained by CNN corroborated by a testimony from eight eyewitnesses, an audio forensic analyst and an explosive weapons expert suggest that Abu-Akleb was shot dead in a targeted attack by Israeli forces. So Antony Blinken there is feigning ignorance when we know what happened. And look, I'm sorry, we knew from the beginning that Israel was lying. But yet, now that we have definitive proof, he's still pretending as if, well, we've really got to get to the bottom of this and I definitely care, Wing-Wing. Sure, now it's for Saudi Arabia, a 2021 report from the New York Times using US intelligence released by the Biden administration confirms that Saudi crown prince approved of the assassination of Washington postjournalist Jamal Khashoggi. However, the Biden administration refused to penalize Saudi Arabia because, quote, the risk of damaging American interests was too great. I'm gonna repeat that quote again. The risk of damaging American interests was too great. So we couldn't penalize this regime that murdered a journalist, an American journalist. But yet we care about human rights and press freedom. And in fact, after that, the Biden administration sold Saudi Arabia weapons after saying he wouldn't do that, breaking another campaign promise and the reason why we wanna maintain this relationship is because strategically, Saudi Arabia is valuable to the United States, not just geopolitically, but because they have oil. So I mean, this is what the United States does. They virtue signal, but they never live by the standards that they espouse. They hold other countries to higher standards than they hold themselves to and they pick and choose who they're gonna support and prop up based on their interests.  Now, there's another video that I wanna share where Antony Blinken was again confronted by journalist Eugene Perrier this time. And he's gonna ask why it's the case that the United States' standards for democracy is so ass-backwards. That's not his phrasing, but just watch. I wonder how you justify the invitation of Dr. Ariel Amri from Haiti when he is actually governing with no constitutional mandate. His government has been implicated in many different crimes, including potentially the murder of the past president. Countries like Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua are being excluded from the summit of the Americas because you deem them to not be democratic. But how can you use that as your justification when you have the so-called Prime Minister of Haiti who is ruling under no sort of democratic mandate here? Yeah, we, like many other countries, are determined to get to the facts of what happened in Haiti, including the assassination of the previous Prime Minister who determined to find the facts wherever they need and didn't remember they were there. Well, sir, yes, but does democracy, does democracy only matter if they disagree with the United States government? What is your actual basis for saying a government is undemocratic and another one, it can't be invited, and another one that's undemocratic can be invited? Does democracy matter only if they disagree with the United States? The answer to that is yes. It's absolutely yes. Now, notice how every single thing that he said there was completely hollow and vacuous. I mean, he responded to that question as a customer service chatbot and Amazon would respond to a question. It's like he's this NPC and whenever a tough question like this about the United States' hypocrisy comes up, you know, this NPC has this automatic dialogue tree that immediately initiates and he responds in a very, you know, non-committal way. Well, of course, we want to get to the bottom of this and we're all concerned and thoughts and prayers and yada, yada, yada. It's just this is why people around the world don't take the United States seriously because we're so shamelessly hypocritical.  Now, there's one more video that I want to show you, not of Anthony Blinken, but of OAS Chief Luis Amagro. Now, this is the organization which successfully pulled off a coup in Bolivia following unfounded Trumpian allegations of election fraud. Now, a member of the Party of Socialism and Liberation confronted him and as you're going to see, he was relentless and eventually he was put in handcuffs and escorted out. And he was killed. You're here to lecture about media freedom when you install the dictatorship and murderous journalists and murderous innocent people. You have blood on your heads. Because of your lies, there was a coup in Bolivia, a coup against the democratically elected government and that dictatorship that you helped install massacred 36 people, 36 innocent people who are protesting for the restoration of their democracy, for the restoration of the independence of their country and the towns of Saqibah and Saqqata, people who are protesting peacefully indigenous people, workers, women, students, demanding a restoration of that democracy that you helped destroy, destroyed because the United States wanted to plunder their resources, the Bolivia, the goal, all the mineral resources, the gas of Bolivia, the corporations in Wall Street the United States wanted to loot the resources of Bolivia and so you helped install a dictatorship that would facilitate that looting. In Saqibah and Saqata, dozens of people were massacred by the soldiers of your dictatorship. The soldiers of your dictatorship. And one of the people that your dictatorship murdered was a journalist, Sebastian Morrow. He was a journalist who was exposing the lies that you are telling and exposing the truth, the truth about the coup that you orchestrated and he was beaten to death in his apartment. And now you come here and dare, and dare to lecture about media freedom, about democracy, about human rights.  In Venezuela too, you dared to support the coup attempt to Juan Guaidó ridiculously, outrageously tried to attempt and declare himself the president of Venezuela.  The majority of people in Venezuela had never even heard of Juan Guaidó.  That is an outrageous insult. An insult to the democracy and the sovereignty of the people of Venezuela.  You murder or who murdered people in Bolivia. You murder or who supported the sanctions in Venezuela. The sanctions in Venezuela that killed 40,000 people. 40,000 people because of your eyes, because of the coup attempt that you've been part of. And you are nothing, nothing but a murderer and you have no shame here to come and talk about human rights to lecture the whole world, to lecture the whole hemisphere about democracy and the freedom of the press when Sebastian Morrow, an Argentine journalist who is in Bolivia, an Argentine journalist who is in Bolivia exposing the truth about the coup and he was killed. You're here to lecture about media freedom when you install the dictatorship and murder journalists and murder innocent people, workers, indigenous people, students, you. Yeah, kudos to him. He is absolutely brave and he is speaking truth to power. And that's what that looks like right there. So thankfully, Bolivia ultimately thwarted this coup attempt and they took back their democracy. But the problem is that there's never been any accountability and when there's no accountability, then we can all expect it to happen again, perhaps not in Bolivia, but maybe in a different country. I mean, it happened with Venezuela as that individual pointed out. So, you know, these leaders here, they have the audacity to speak about press freedom and democracy as if they genuinely care about that. They will disregard press freedom and democracy in an instant, so long as strategically that's the valuable position to take. Political expediency above everything else, our interests above everything else. So I love that, you know, people were not backing down and so many journalists and activists confronted these leaders here because if you're going to say one thing, but do another, that's something that as a civilized society, we just can't accept. So they have to be challenged and they have to be called out for the hypocrisy and I applaud everyone here for standing up and genuinely speaking truth to power in a very important and profound way.