Clean what's going on it's engraving here with another video And in this video we here to talk about the game. Well, if you even want to call it a game But talk about the game between the Eagles and the Giants 34 to 13 wow that that And I picked the Eagles in this one what's up Joe I mean excuse me I picked the Giants in this one Excuse me. I had actually picked the Giants in this game I picked the Giants to win this one Because I felt like after that 63 y'all field goal lost that they got to the Panthers the other day I felt like they were just gonna be like, you know what we finally found what works for the offense We lost that one, but we ain't feel like we really lost that one. So let's come out here and make sure we get this win tonight That's what I thought was gonna happen. That's what I thought was gonna happen. I really did but Obviously it went the exact opposite of that Just real quick and shout out to all the Eagles fans congrats on the win Congratulations Giants fans. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, but this just shows that Changes gots to be made man, and I'm sure they will soon enough. I'm sure they will soon enough But anyway Just to get into it to start with the Giants side and appreciate all y'all coming through me Just to start with the Giants side. This was the very first. Well, not the very first This was the first game that I got to watch The first this was the first Giants game that I got to watch in full ever since the Ever since when they played the Cowboys a couple of weeks ago on prime time This was the this was the first time I really got to watch them ever since then and with that I Noticed a lot of similarities from this game that they played against the Eagles and then the game that they played against Against the Cowboys a lot of similarities mainly we can start with that offensive line that offensive line just was terrible They would disgust him They weren't blocking for nothing They they're run blocking it reminded me a lot of the Ravens run blocking just not making any holes for the running back They're running back got they got to create everything for themselves and It just it wasn't good and you know what was in the past blocking of course there that wasn't that wasn't much better either Now with the with that with that It's funny because they just got rid of somebody who everybody hated Somebody who every day everybody said he was so bad Eric flowers. It was like oh, he's so bad He shouldn't have been drafted. He's probably not even allowed in New York right now or New Jersey But he they got rid of Eric flowers somebody to who they consider dead weight They got rid of him, but the offensive line looks like he's right there. It looks like he never left They still got the same issues still got the same struggles So is he really the problem? Was it really on Eric flowers? Now while he was exceptionally bad It obviously wasn't just him and Eagles took advantage of that now with With and with their past blocking with their past blocking One thing I noticed with what Eli Manning just throughout the entire game You can see it in his face You can see it in his body language. You could you could just see it in the way that he was throwing past He just was not comfortable at all. He didn't look comfortable at all He didn't look comfortable or confident. He looked neither It just it was it was yeah, it was paying for the watch. It was bad man It was bad It was yeah, it was it was nasty man. It was nasty Eli Manning just There was a lot of there were a lot of times where he didn't have time But even for the times where he did have time one thing that I noticed about him even when he did have time to throw He would drop back. He would look downfield a little bit He would look downfield for a little bit, but then as soon as sequoing Barkley came out of the backfield He said, oh, okay. That's my guy Checkdown time, baby Every time That's what I noticed in the Cowboys game too when they played them This dude check down after check and the worst part about that too was that he had It would it would be third in long situations. It'd be second in long situations It would be it would be there would be law It would be a long down in distance and he was still throw a check down even when he had time The only time he wasn't really throwing the check downs like that was when uh right before the end of the half When they said they kick off to kick that 52 or 53 yard field going he missed That's the only time I didn't see him throwing check downs Yeah, you eat through a couple of a couple of more passes downfield But most of the time it was just check down check down check down check down check down and That's that's not gonna get it done man It's just not it's not and Sequan Barkley say quons sequined. Have you say his name Barkley beast? He's a monster, but again the same thing I noticed in this game that I noticed in the Cowboys game They are going to they're gonna they're gonna they're gonna shorten his career Him playing for the Giants is going to shorten his career.  He led them. I think today he had nine catches for 99 yards And then he of course led them in He of course led them in Russian too. That was obvious though, but he is their offense That's it. They have nothing else on offense Just sequined Barkley That's it He is everything for them Now Whoo, and he He creates some plays now he creates some plays he's a beast now Nothing nothing off of that. I mean nothing against that. He's a beast. I wish he was a raven So we could we could help him out. We could we could help help him have some longevity But It was bad, man It was bad. It's just just watching it is sad. It was sad to see like they made they made me seeing them the Giants offense tonight They made me actually they made me appreciate Ravens offense They they even put up one stat at one point where um, they were talking about how Giants had like not got the not got the last 15 First down they went over 15 on the last the last 15 or 18 third downs They hadn't got a first down in that long and 15 straight third downs. They hadn't got a first I'm like wow. I know they be coming up with stats for everything. So not every step Warrant's attention, but that one does that one does Now um Odell Beckham, Jr. Oh boy Odell Beckham, Jr Well, Odell Beckham, Jr. When he would be on the sideline Getting upset like over the past two years when he will be on the sideline getting heated getting frustrated Hidden stuff punching stuff yelling screaming showing his frustration. I Defended him all day. I Defended him all day And I still would defend him if he did that I'll still defend it I would defend any player that did that because people try to call him a diva.   That's okay I'm just fine with that No problem. Let's keep on losing. Do you want somebody on the sideline? Who's doing that? I Don't think so Who will want anybody on the sideline that's okay with losing? So that's why I that's why I would defend him when somebody would try to call him a diva Somebody try to call him a baby. Somebody try to call him immature or something like that when he was doing all that on the sideline Cuz I'm like that's passion That he don't like losing he don't like losing But the one thing I couldn't defend him tonight though. I Couldn't I couldn't defend him tonight. I couldn't do that. I Couldn't do that. There's absolutely no way that somebody can defend that especially me For him to have walked out To go back to the locker room one Without the team he went back there alone solo and Then there were two seconds left at halftime. So it wasn't even over yet and then the Giants had the ball They weren't offense. So that's where he's supposed to be out there so this dude had three violations in one and And there was and there's absolutely no defending that when he first started going back there when they first When they first showed him go walking back. I Was like, okay, two seconds left in halftime And I was like, okay, maybe he's injured. Maybe he's injured But then I looked how he was walking He was fine He had his helmet off. He wasn't walking gingerly anything. He was walking just fine And then I thought about too like man these commentators They didn't say anything about Odell Beckham Jr. Being hurt and then I thought about it again I'm like man, he wasn't on a sideline on the training table getting anything checked out. He's not hurt. He's not hurt So then I was like whoa This dude really He really left his team He really just walked out on his team like that This dude just he walked off two seconds left and it I Don't even care that it was just two seconds Even if somebody would be like, oh man, well, it's just two seconds. What are they gonna do in two seconds? No, you don't do that you don't do that and Again me for any y'all that know me y'all know I don't run with that media stuff Y'all know I don't try to boost anything up that the media puts out there And if the media try to boost something up then I try to shoot it down if it don't make sense Because you know, they're gonna take this and run with it.   I can't defend that if anybody can defend that Please let me know how but he can't he can't do stuff like that man.  You can't do it. That's your team. Those are the guys you ride with every week These are the guys you're trying to get to the Super Bowl with every week You can't walk out on them like that You can't do it You can't do it So that that was that was no good man That was no good So with that being said uh, nah, he will he get traded? No, they ain't gonna trade him. I Think before they traded O'Dell Beckham, Jr. They shake up the quarterback situation. I think I think that's a big possibility I think maybe even this week they make a change. Why? Because now is the perfect time. I don't know when that bye week is I thought I might have heard the commentator saying It might be this week, but I'm not 100% sure. I don't know when that bye week is but right now after that game This would be the perfect time for the Giants to make a QB change this right here right now. Why? because This is Thursday night They would have Friday Saturday Sunday and then a whole another week To to get the the new quarterback up to speed as much as they could So they would have 10 days to get that quarterback up to speed 10 days So if it's what would they have the letter I think There by week is week nine. Oh, okay Well, whenever it is but even even if it's not this week They would have 10 days to get their new quarterback up to speed With the offense and just with the play calls with everything as much as they could so they had an extra It's not they do not like not like they got six days not like they even got just a week They got 10 days So they would they're gonna need that extra time if they will make that move but um That will be something that I would think I think they should do it might as well. I mean, it's it's not There's nothing to lose What are they one in five? Believe they won in five right? Oh, they play Monday night in Atlanta. Oh Okay, that's it. That's the next game next Monday night in Atlanta. Oh So That's it. That's an even longer time. That will be 11 days there if that's the next game then that will be 11 days If they play on Monday night Man, they really got another primetime game. Hey These giants when giants ain't got to do nothing to get all these primetime games Ravens play the Titans on Sunday so All Eagles and Eagles fans no disrespect to y'all No disrespect to y'all, but we just had to get get that out get that stuff out the way So Eagles fans.  Um Eagles started off fast man. They started off fast Eli Manning There they got the ball first. What did Eli do? What's up, Gerald? Do a pic? He threw a pic And when Eli threw that pic I was like I was at first. I was thinking hold up Before I tweet something before I say something before I think something Let me look at this replay because before I call Eli Manning out. Let me look at this replay, man Let me let me look at this replay because I was like wait a minute Let me um, maybe his receiver dropped it so it shouldn't be put on Eli Maybe um, maybe that was something like that. So let me look at the replay. So I watched your replay. That's on Eli I mean Bad though.  Hey, I'm gonna feel you never know man Never know the Ravens end up getting rid of hardball. Hey, I'll be down for the job but um He he just he threw it a little bit too late and that was on him That was on him. That was on Eli. So I was like, ooh, man Man feel he made a good good play the first Eagles linebacker tipped it the second one picked it off He caught the tip drill. He started running He started running. Oh You haven't seen Carter lately Carter is the reason that I was that I'm actually doing this stream Because I actually started recording a video for about the game but then Carter came through and he interrupted it and Just the timing got thrown off. So I say, you know what? I'm gonna just stream I'm gonna just stream So Carter is the reason for the stream season. It's a shout out to Carter He's out there playing Mario right now on the Wii U. I really want to get him a Nintendo switch But I had to wait for that whenever the time comes. Oh, yeah, he's doing real good, man He's doing and it's so it's so crazy that um Like just like maybe like two weeks ago. He started messing with the switch I mean not the switch messing with the Wii U the game pad He started playing with it a little bit He would like press one button at a time or try to move one another button at one time And he wasn't really doing much with it, but then Then over the past like especially over the past week There still will be holding the game and he's three by the way for because I know some people might be new here That's my son He's he's I guess what three and a half he turned no it's not three and a half No, he just turned three in July. So that's not even a half yet. So he's he's three But anyway, um, he got on the Wii U and started playing the game pattern recently this week He like he's he knows how to like he'll be beating stuff in Mario He'll be like beating levels and stages in Mario and I'm like, whoa, hold up, man This you this dude used to be He used to be a burden like when I would play a Super Mario world on Wii U. He'll be a burden I'll be like Carter, man. Let me just play by myself But now he helps out man He'd be over there killing the little mushrooms and stuff jumping on the plants and all that Leveling up with Mario making them turn into a cat making them turn into the plumber with the little fireballs and all that man I'll say that's my son man. He made me proud but anyway Hey, he might be coming for me a man and a let him learn Mario first and then I'll teach him Madden later, man Teacher Madden later, but that's not boy man. I was proud of super proud of him But with the Eagles, yeah, they took advantage with that interception and they just They they never stopped. They never stopped. They never let the game get close. There was one point There was one point where I thought that the Giants were gonna start coming back Well, maybe not even necessarily coming back, but just making it a game again. And that was right It was right before halftime because The Giants they were driving and whatever but they got halted then they keep the field going they end up missing But it was right after halftime because What was the play where they said that the Eagles have fumbled? there was a play with the Eagles and fumbled and I Looked like Ogletree recovered it. I think yeah, it was Ogletree that recovered it But they reviewed it looked at the replay and whatever and they were like oh The Philadelphia Eagles player he was down and what they had they said the Philadelphia Eagles player had recovered the ball and then he was down That because that was the point where I really thought they were gonna The Giants were gonna start coming back. I'm like, oh, they just recovered a fumble and now they got momentum So this could be a big game changer. This could be a huge game changer, but then Then it didn't end up happening and then what what made matters worse for Giants and better for Eagles was the fact that On that same drive where the Eagles had the ball it was third and long It was like third and eight or third and maybe third and eight or third and ten It was either one of those two or in between so anywhere from 38 to to third and ten Eagles had the ball So I'm like, okay Giants about about to make a stop force the punt and they gonna get the ball back and they can make it a game again but What did they do? they Jordan Matthews Jordan Matthews called the pass on third down and they converted And I was like oh what a pass what a catch Then after that on the same a appreciate that Carlo. Thank you. Thank you appreciate that a lot man So a appreciate that uncle Phil. Thank you appreciate all y'all man. Thank y'all for coming through So then after that on that same drive on the same drive There was another third in law. There's another third in law I'm thinking okay Giants, y'all know y'all need this game you y'all know y'all need this stop Y'all know y'all need every piece of momentum that you could possibly think of Third and long what they do the Eagles say you know what that play was so nice going to Jordan Matthews was so nice That we're gonna do it twice so nice that they were gonna do it twice. What happened Jordan Matthews on third down Throw it to him. They got a first and I was like, oh, yeah, that was it for me That's when I just that's when I said I that's when I said it was over because I felt like that was Giants last chance That was their last chance because they hadn't been they like they had been doing anything on offense for the whole night I mean, of course the quam walkie broke for his couple of screenplays in his big run But other than that, they hadn't been doing anything on offense man. The offense was dead in the water Then the defense is just like the defense They just couldn't hang they couldn't hang it feel like what's up CJ? It feel like they their hearts got like ripped out of their chest man Feel like their hearts got ripped right out of their chest And the Eagles Eagles just dominated they dominated Now the NFC East is still I still think it's still wide open Redskins are like Like what are the Redskins? I mean, I feel like the Redskins again, like I said, they don't they don't have an identity Cowboys Feel like cowboys are not they're not built for the long haul. I Don't even feel like the cowboys are built for the short haul Giants are They don't I feel like they don't have any strengths They don't have any strengths Eagles Eagles got they got a nice little pass rush They linebackers got some speed too But more so Carson Wentz. He's special man That guy is special on the first touchdown that he threw to Alshon Jeffrey. I thought he was gonna throw it away I thought he's gonna throw it away Because he Carson Wentz broke it. He rolled out of the pocket threw it on the run and I'm like, okay Yeah, he throwing that one away when I was watching it live obviously, but Touchdown Alshon Jeffrey. Okay There was even another pass the 50 was it a 54 yarder to Nelson Aguilera Well on that play I thought he got hit and I thought that was like a throwaway for sure too Well, I thought it was gonna be a missed target or something, but no a Nelson Aguilera sitting there waiting for it. He got it It was a real good pass man So Eagles they looking like the best team in the East. I mean, yeah, and that's the East again For two years straight and honestly Record wise it does look like it, but on the field. It's not even close It's not even close. No cowboys not giants not risk is it doesn't even look close Not that Eagles just not that Eagles look like a super team or anything like that But it's just that the the other NFC East teams. They just look that bad right now They just look that bad right now the Giants the Redskins and the Cowboys. They all just looked that bad Eagles like I said Eagles don't look like they some superstar team some Super strong team that's coming out on fire. What not that? No, they're not looking all that but They do look much better than the other three NFC East teams. What's up, Chris? So it's looking like it's gonna be Eagles of course things can change. It's only week six And it's only the beginning of week six So things can change But that's what it's looking like right right here right now, so let's see how it goes man We Like I said Carson Winston special man We love watching love watching love watching him. He is special man. I Remember when when they played my Ravens. I remember when the Eagles played my Ravens and Carson Wentz. I Say this ain't no rookie man. This is a couple years ago. I say man. They say this this is a rookie. No, no way No way No way and I just one thing I love about Carson Wentz. He ain't scared man This dude is not scared when so Watson all right now. I gotta go whence man Wentz is not scared when he takes off scrambling He he's smart. He's smart, but he's not scared he um Just watching him scrambling this this has been like this since his rookie year since his rookie year He ain't afraid to take no hit man He ain't afraid to take a heat a hit Eagles got Carson and the rest the East teams don't know there you go Him and Boulders played well against us Hmm Yeah, man Carson Wentz. He ain't no punk man And one thing I love about the Eagles is the head coach or Doug Peterson.  It can catch you slipping like even earlier today in the game a little before halftime the score was a Was it 21? Was it 21 10 or 21? I forgot what the score was either way it's little before halftime Eagles had the ball and They were in Giants territory. They were in field goal range, but it was fourth and either one or fourth in two So the Eagles they brought the offense on the field on for either fourth and one and fourth and two they were up, but Smart thing probably would have been to take a field goal there, but they brought the offense out So it's like oh, yeah, this is this is good old Doug Peterson. This is stuff that he usually does He's super aggressive. We don't see this type of thing from him before and plenty of games over the past couple years We don't see that. What's up, DJ? So that we don't see that so The Giants they brought that defense on out there too and Carson Wentz to Start doing his little cadence or whatever And I saw some Giants players jump a little they were moving They were moving But they let that play clock run all the way down to like one and then they end up calling time out and kicking a field Go, but that's the thing Since Doug Peterson, that's what he does on the norm since he is so aggressive Like even last week in the Vikings game where they were down They were down by 14 And they scored a touchdown and they went for two To make it a six-point game They got the two-point conversion to I don't know why they went for two But they they did and they got it and I was like, okay, I even though they got it I don't know why they went for two. I mean it's still a one-score game either way, but I say whatever. Hey, that's him But when he since he has that aggressive personality it keeps teams on their toes It keeps teams on their toes. Oh and the fourth and one in midfield. Yeah, it keeps teams on their toes, man Oh, yeah, you remember. Yeah, that was your team that won your vikings. Yeah So I'm sure you remember that one QC But um, yeah, it keeps teams on their toes. So shout out to Doug Peterson for being super aggressive He it's been working for me. Like I said Even even when you fake being aggressive, it can work because you have that tendency you have that personality So teams they got to be ready at all times But anyway Appreciate y'all watching man. Appreciate y'all joining me tonight. Appreciate it.  Those those guys are cool, man. Super funny too. Again, I'm they not members of team keep it clean They cool though, man. Those are my guys. I like them. Yeah, we we definitely had to do something something more together They they they super funny, man super funny And like I said before last time when we did that video, um, man, we were I told you we were just laughing for like For like 10 minutes straight before even started recording. We were just sitting there laughing laughing Just cracking up But those those are super cool. So shout out to sports theory, man um But yeah, I got I got some more work that I want to do with a quite a few people So that time will come when it comes. Um, but anyway team keep it clean Everybody watching appreciate y'all always gonna be raining when we play the Titans. I ain't know that that'll be a good thing if it is That'll be a great thing if it is Because in the rain games um, we have Showed out So actually in all the games that we won Well, not all of them, but because it's only been three but in the games that we won We've won all of our games by two by two scores or more Well by by two scores We've won all of our games by two scores or more So that's pretty good, man We need to keep winning anyway team keep it clean appreciate y'all Thank y'all for watching. Oh stalk said what did old Dale do? Hold on my son is what's up, Carter?  You did good. Give me a hug big hug All right y'all team keep it clean We going Appreciate y'all watching Thank you Not for long though because once once you get old you're gonna be bigger than me All right. Appreciate y'all, man. Thank you Uh, oh Yes Carter took a dump. So that diaper needs to be changed Right now Love y'all. Thank y'all for coming through. Uh, I'm out man. We going


I'm here at the ITU in Geneva and I'm very pleased to be joined by Sacha Pulverini who's Chairman of the Digital Financial Services Focus Group. Sacha, welcome and thank you very much indeed for joining us here today. Thanks for having me. So today's the final meeting of the Focus Group. Could you please explain to our viewers how this Focus Group came to be and what are some of the main achievements and outcomes of the Focus Group? Absolutely. So the Focus Group started in 2014 and today is really the last meeting of this initiative. We had seven meetings altogether over the period of two years. And this is an important event today because we are really wrapping up and closing a very intense and constructive project which was in a way started as an experiment. The Focus Group on Digital Financial Services for Financial Inclusion was created and developed to achieve three main objectives. On the one hand, we wanted to really make sure that telecommunication authorities and regulators who play a significant role in promoting digital finance were aware of their capabilities and responsibilities in this debate. We normally tend to interact with financial services regulators, minister of finance, central banks. But as we speak of digital financial services, the digital component is playing an important role, hence the increasing attention to the telecommunication authorities. And it's a question of really understanding what roles and responsibilities they play compared to their opposite number at the central bank. So we're certainly not saying that there should be a recalibration of roles and responsibilities, but there's a need for a dialogue between two different categories of regulators that in general don't tend to speak a lot, one with the other. So the objective of this initiative was to create a forum, a platform where telecommunication authorities can meet with financial services authorities and they also can interact with the private sector. So raising awareness was a second objective.  Do they know that in some of their countries, a high level of the population, a high percentage of the population is excluded from former financial services and we can reach up to 70, 80 percent of the population on having access to a transaction account? So that has been an important objective to achieve. And the third one, given that we have so many stakeholders in the same room from the private sector and the public sector, was really taking the opportunity to identify a number of key issues that are currently preventing a digital financial services ecosystem from developing and analyze those issues, share experiences and best practices from both the public sector and the private sector, understanding what challenges are both categories of stakeholders facing and see whether we can come up with some solution. And so the opportunity of being in the same room on a regular basis, and of course we had seven in-person meetings, but there were a lot of conferences calls and e-meetings that allowed the work to progress in between face-to-face meetings. All that interaction allowed a lot of information to be exchanged and best practices to be shared and that led to sets of reports and recommendations. So the outcomes of the focus group are pretty encouraging and I think this is a very successful initiative if we compare to the objectives that we initially set. So the information, the awareness, the dialogue and the opportunity to address some of these issues in a concrete way. So we have almost 27 reports that have been produced over the period of two years. So very intense work from all participants of the working groups and the focus group in general on different themes and subjects. So from B2B to government, to people payment, to networks and financial inclusion. So we really try to look at different angles of the same topic and create a landscape and really provide evidence of what is really happening in the market. We also did some interesting mystery shopping activities in a couple of African countries just to understand how customers really perceive digital financial services and what is their experience and whether there is anything that can be improved so that their experience is much more improved, easy and they are much more interested in using these products and services. So the results in terms of deliverable of the focus group is these 27 reports that create the foundation for policy recommendations that really are aimed at policy makers and regulators around the world. And the reason why we worked on this policy recommendation particularly in 2016 is to fast track policy reform in a number of these emerging markets. So we know that sooner or later markets face the same issues, data protection for example or consumer protection or how can consumers have a recourse and what kind of instruments are available or the reflection about deposit insurance is the mobile wallet and mobile money can see that as sort of deposit and so should be subject to the same regulations. We had all these discussions and certainly from the experience that all the participants have from their respective jurisdictions and markets and their own countries, we really extracted all the key messages and tried to see what can we provide to the regulators and policy makers to help them making a better job and really fast track policy reform because we realized that sooner or later they will face the same issues and rather than reinventing the wheel, can we offer them something off the shelf that can be then adapted and redefined, adjusted to the local reality to take into account the specific situation they face but also allow them to accelerate the process and rather than doing mystery shopping themselves, we have done that for them. Rather than doing consultation, we have done that for them. Rather than calling expert, we have done that for them. So this is a way to help them and really give them tools to do better their job. And going through some of your reports, we've seen that there are still roughly two billion people who remain unbanked. What are some of the lessons learned and some of the obstacles that still remain in the face of a widespread adoption of digital financial services across the globe? So there are various obstacles and issues, of course. And although I think the work that the focus group has done would be really instrumental to make progress and move the needle, it's still a drop in the sea. I mean, there's a lot that needs to be done. And we need to also bear in mind that every jurisdiction is different. Every market has its own situations, conditions and characteristics, cultural, legal, in terms of industry, how the industry is organized, the incentives, the appeal of the market for new investments. So there are many obstacles in terms of market access. So allowing particularly non-financial institution to be able to provide digital financial services and mobile money services to the unbanked or the population in general. We have issues about the organization and the management of the agent network, which is a key pillar for the success of digital financial services, particularly for the poor, because they need to be able to access agent services in a real proximity. So the whole issue is to replace the old banking system that is based on brick and mortar branches with a network of hundreds of thousands of agents within the territory of a country, so that they can offer cash in and cash out services. So having that network in place is essential for the success of any digital financial services strategy, particularly pursuing financial inclusion objectives. So these are also still on the table as issues. And the more and more the market becomes sophisticated, the more and more people rely on digital financial services and mobile money services, then you have issues emerging in terms of consumer protection, protection of funds in terms of data protections and security of the system. So we have a situation where a number of countries have addressed some of these issues successfully, but we can't say there's a fully perfect market, there's no market that is really working well on all these issues. So there are always some gaps and some flaws. So we're trying to provide solutions to fill those gaps and address those flaws. So there's been a lot of important work in the group, but we're coming to the end of the study period, if you will. What would you say are some of the next steps for the group and how can we turn these reports and recommendations into action, if you will? So this is an important question because certainly, particularly from my perspective as a chair, I'd like to see all this work put at risk. And so really I'd like to see this being helpful for both the industry but also the public sector regulators. So we don't want these guidelines and principles and recommendation to stay on the shelf and get dusted. I mean, they need to be used and they need to be implemented. And of course, implementation doesn't mean that they always bring good results. So there's tests and learning and measurement that needs to take place there. So in terms of the next step, I think that we have a pretty good overview now of what the issues are in various markets and also in an abstract way in general. You know where the bottlenecks are, what are the challenges for consumer, for the industry to make it digital financial service scalable and profitable. I think we need to move to the implementation phase. We need to try and see how this solution can really make a difference and allow government achieving their own objectives in terms of financial inclusion. So what will come next is probably an initiative that we'll see, again, a number of these parties getting together and work on specific countries to implement policy recommendation that were developed by this group. But we will also take advantage of work done by the World Bank and the CPMI through the Payment Asset for Financial Inclusion Task Force, the PAFI report, which also includes a number of principles and guidelines. So we want to take all this work done, which is consistently done. So we are now going in different directions. We seem to be fairly aligned in terms of approach and where we're going. And really look at the implementation phase. So we need to move away from the diagnostic kind of situation and we don't need to understand what problems are again. We need to find real solutions. So the initiative that will follow up to the focus group will still involve the ITU but a set of other organization and it will be a multi-partisan effort over a period of three years with a work stream looking at the implementation of this guidelines and recommendation. So with projects to increase quality of service for the signal or making sure that the payment infrastructure is really performing as we need for low-value transactions or in a cost-effective way. But at the same time, what we realize has been extremely helpful and very valuable within this focus group is the exchange of information, is the knowledge sharing between parties that they don't tend to get together very often. And so it's not just the central banks and telecommunication authorities but it's the car business, the financial industry business, it's the MNOs, it's the aggregators, it's the platform providers. So the richness of this initiative which is really unique and we haven't seen this anywhere else and the technicality of the debate that we've managed to achieve is something that we want to continue going forward. So as one work stream will look at the implementation, another work stream will continue this debate on some of the issues for which we haven't found proper solutions and will continue the analysis and over a period of three years the two work streams should converge and just summarize what have been learned from the experience on the ground and from the analysis and research on the other side. Okay, Satya, well that was very interesting and I wish you the best of luck with the next phase of the work and also a successful meeting and workshop in the next couple of days. So thank you for your time. Thank you very much.


Hi, my name is Kevin Mahon. I'm a technical customer success manager here at TechSoup. In this video demonstration, I'm going to show you how to locate your domain inside your Microsoft Admin portal. So let's go ahead and log into our Admin portal. You can do so by going to admin.microsoft.com. You'll need to access this website using a global administrator or similar role-based access permission. From the landing page here inside the portal, you're going to click Show All, Settings, and then Domains. Here's where you can locate your default on Microsoft.com domain. This is also where you'll be able to locate any domains that you have added. This has been how to locate your domain, and the Microsoft 365 Admin portal.


Okay, so we just Landed it in Okay, we didn't actually land I think we're flying all right, so we just arrived by train to Cologne, Germany and We're off to one of the organizers houses to get our stuff washed We haven't washed our things for like 12 days. It's been so crazy like been Downloading footage from memory cards on the train trying to get our first episode uploaded We're halfway through the tour couldn't even upload our first episode We just stopped off the start Starbucks to get some, you know coffee and They have amazing vegan options here a and a vegan apple pie in the Starbucks. I've never seen that before Some other vegan options Amazing where wherever you go. They're having vegan options put on the menu Just goes to show how fast the group movement is growing But um, we're gonna go have some breakfast and then we've got And then we've got to do some vegan outreach, so let's hit it there's a fire inside your heart Let it light up the world All right, let's get some bread It's been our main staple bread We'll get some bread There are many bakeries where you have to ask twice, so if you want to have bread I can go to the other bakery Yeah, yeah, how far so far If you sandwiches, okay, that's our favorite with sauce. Okay very nice Hi making a video smoke tofu sandwiches have been our staple for this whole tour and how good is the German one here, huh? This is the best one I've had I don't reckon it is No vegan bread Hello nice to meet you How many people we have coming to this event?  What are they always here the police are always here for AD No, the police that are standing right there. Oh, no, they're waiting for me. Oh, they always come and they always Oh, wow, that's cool. Who had a day off work today Yeah Thanks for coming Outreach is so fulfilling it really is because You might be Talking to your family. They don't really want to hear it your friends don't want to hear it anymore When you come out and do outreach people stop at the screens because they want to hear you speak about this, which is good It's fulfilling. Okay, you get to watch people change in real time What their mother don't think because someone doesn't go vegan straight away on the spot that you haven't made an impact in their life Your job is to plant a seed you do that in the most effective way by asking Questions, do you know what they're protesting against? Killing animals for food using them for entertainment animal testing milk and eggs All of these industries they kill the animals harm the animals cut their heads off Pepper your outreach your information about what's on the screens with a follow-up question. How does that make you feel? How do you feel when you've seen this I've seen your face. You looked really disturbed by that anyone it's disturbing. Yeah Yeah Can you guess who's responsible for this? Who's responsible for these animals being in slaughterhouses anything? well When I was eating animals, okay? I'd go to the store and I'd say I want a burger with the body of an animal in it my money Goes to that store owner To the people who run the slaughterhouse and keeps them in business So it was my fault the consumer. So when I worked that out Decided to go vegan. Do you think animals deserve moral treatment? Do you care about a certain animal yourself like ask them questions get them to talk? It doesn't cost anything to be kind to animals and There's some good options here Starbucks have vegan options I noticed but if it says vegan You know no one was butchered and killed for our dinner plate Okay They were quite quiet. I think I was too intense with them or maybe I could have calmed Built more rapport with them. I think I should have Should have built more rapport with those individuals there They can have a vegan burger Well, it's been up and down it's been a roller coaster. It's a lot of traveling and a lot of events and We have been tired and motivated and inspired and tired again and worn out But I love it. I absolutely love it. It's a challenge and I love challenging myself and putting myself on the line And I hope it inspires everyone that I meet. Yes, so you call it fearless activism Why do you think it's so important for people not to only live vegan or stop eating animal products or? Why do you think it's so important to do activism? because being vegan only Stops to harm in your own life. You're not you're not actively Trying to change the system that enslaves animals So when you go vegan, you've realized you've been causing harm and you stop Okay, but when you become active you Then begin to start helping animals and asking others to stop and creating social change And that is our moral obligation once we know there's cruelty and violence being caused by others It's an injustice to stand by and watch that happen without speaking up against it. So this scarf here is Made of polyester not animal skin not wool So you always got to check when you're in these stores buying scarfs and stuff Takes two minutes But you know what? It's looks so warm. Oh my god. Oh wow Warmness factor times 11 Where do you work? It's my book. It's completely vegan. Oh wow Let us have a look So this is mango and this is pandan pandan Okay, I'll try a little piece. Oh my god that Was the nicest thing I've put in my mouth for so long I see is all the workshop because I'm going to talk heaps more about AV outreach techniques all Types of activism so you'll get a lot from that as well Excellent Yeah Check this out for a venue This is a proper Catholic Church. Wow. It's really loud All right, we're trying not to make a habit of this but look at the venue today Wow But I have to be facing that way. Yes, because there's more chairs this way. That's all sounds good to me Thank you. Hello everyone. I'm excited to be here. There's a lot of people here, which is amazing It's good because everyone wants to learn how to be an activist or productive Advocate for veganism, which is amazing If you always focus on what's happening to animals and never on the outcome of our activism It's gonna leave you feeling helpless. Okay, we can change the world like that. That's how powerful The truth is I have realized I've been suffering PTSD from my past I hadn't even had time to notice because I was too busy focusing on fighting for animals There is the vegan prophecy people like oh my god religion. It's really weird actually in the church right now It's really this doesn't sound good. We already believe that a vegan world has happened We just haven't caught up to it yet Focus on the animals. Seriously. Okay. Sorry. Is that fluff? What's this? Oh my god? No Thank you so much. Thank you This will be the quickest amount of photos I've ever done Okay, thanks so much man. Thank you. Oh Oh, no, you know that Where's where's Katharina Katharina? Katharina Are we going to go? How many churches I'm gonna do workshops in a we were running You know pretty short on time. We have to catch a train straight to Luxembourg. We've got three events tomorrow So we're only here for the day and we're gonna get going so let's do it I felt like I was nearly jumbling up my words man in that speech. Hey, like I was like, oh Starting to get tired Yeah


Hey everybody, welcome to Scary Tiktok's part. I'm going to invite you over and this is how you treat us. Come on man. Hey man, this is our offer. Just blast him out of here. Three, two, one. You started a little early today. Oh, there you go. Let it out, bro. They have some Starbucks coffee, man. He bleep. Oh. He wired right now. Is that supposed to be a megaphone or something? Yeah. Yo, what's up, YouTube? Realist, the game here. And we're here with Mike and Mike. What's up? We're back with Tiktok. Guess what number it is, bro? Guess. I got to remember the number first, but it's 13. 13. 13. Oh my gosh. We should have done this on Friday the 13th. That would have been cool, bro. Yeah, that would have been all right. Let's stop the video. Cut it, man. Stop everything. Hey, but some people say number 13 is bad luck. But it's actually good luck to me, bro. Because I was born on February 13th, so it's good luck. Oh, he's a fight of the 13th, baby. I actually am. That's why I'm doing these videos now. All right, you guys. Well, we are here finally, part 13. I'm excited for this because Blockbuster is all our favorite Tiktok pages. Drop some new content for us to watch. You want to say anything before we start? Oh, let's run it. Let's get it. That's what I want to say. All right. And let's get it. Lights are off. What character is this? What should we call these guys? Hold on. I got to see this game. They're like... They look dope. Bro, that's like... They look dope. Cat demon. But there's already a cartoon cat, you know? He lives like a goat and a cat and like a... Like a llama. Like a llama. Yeah. It is like a llama. The body of a Minecraft creeper. Yeah, look. We'll put my little pony up. Real creative. And I got the most likes. Oh, man. Jumbo jelly. Baby jelly. Hi. Oh, there's more big jellies. I think they're jellies that he's with them. Metroid. Like the Metroid boss. I think it's... I forget what the Metroid boss is called. But that's how it looks. That's pretty many, man. That's pretty many, man. All right. Woke up in Father Fungus' cave. Oh, my God. Hey, yo. My girl would hate this. Dude, my girl hates this. Why? She's like... I thought you made me go like the triphobia. Like the circus, you know? Oh, yeah. No, actually, that bothers me. And I didn't even really notice that until you said it. Oh, man. I've seen something like this. They used to bother me, but I got over it. Like seeing all those textures like that. I remember when I was a little kid, I saw a picture of somebody that had it on their chest. Oh. And they had all those... And ever since then, I've always been like... Oh, Father Fungus is hungry after his long slumber part. Father Fungus.   Where did he come from? Where's the mushroom? Oh, wow. It's lagging. Oh, there you go. Wait, move the hand. Move the hand. I got to see this. Oh. Oh, it kind of looked like siren head. It's just that he has that fungus head, you know? Yeah. Pretty cool. Wait, let me see it again. I don't want to see it the first time. Hey, guys. I was just partying all night. I see a skin. They're like, whoa. Damn, bro. That's got to hurt, bro. That's some power. There's some power in there. Father Fungus has it woken. Oh, so Father Fungus is this new thing right here, huh? Yeah. I thought this was a chips of hoi cookie. How the heck do you think this is a cookie? I see no resemblance. He got some cookies that were inspired, that's why. For real, some nasty cookies. Oh. A strange family in the dark. Oh, I like this. Oh, my God, dude. I like this one. Yeah, this is neat. A strange family in the dark. I was watching this. Oh, my bad. My bad dog. My bad. All right, we saw this on the outside. Yes, we saw it. That's it for Lights are Off, sadly. Let's move on to our next favorite. Sword of the Busters. All right. Oh, I see a spider. Do not pass out in the outback. Okay, I won't. Oh. Oh, heck no. What do they do, man? He just passed out because he was scared.  They gave me chills right there. When you finally meet your anime crush in real life? Mi casa? Oh, heck no, bro. I was about to say it should look fine from the back, but once they show that face. Hey, que toquere, mujer, que no behir, mami. Hey, yo, girl, what you doing over there by yourself? Oh. You must be tired. You've been running through my mind all day. Oh, no, brother. Then you're going to have to take him for the team on that one, Mikey. He put there more. Wait, that's it? Oh, wait, what? He's like passing out, bro. He put there. Oh, it's because he has hypothermia, bro. Yeah, man. It's too cold out there. Is this a loop or is this? I think it's a loop already. Yeah, it is. It's kind of confusing. But what's he saying here? He is whispering. He's spitting some bars, bro. He got a mixtape and he's promoting it.  You know what I'm saying? The tickle monster is looking for you? Oh, what? When I saw this, oh. That's a Butternight grandma, remember her? Check out this comment, though. When I saw this, I remember the day she left me. What does that have to do with anything? Yeah, but I... And then the only love he ever had was his hand, bro. I guess that's what he was referring to. Wow. Too much information, brother. All right, that's one. A quiet, foggy day. It looks like Silent Hill. All right, this one got me a bit. Come on, stop the cap. Oh, the goat, man. Hey, if I ever need some bodyguards, I'm going to hit these guys up. Oh, dude, the dog is chilling with them. Do you remember before that they were chasing the dogs? Yeah.  I mean, I'm happy the dogs are okay, but why do you turn them against us? What do they do look normal? Oh, wait, you saw the saliva coming out? Yeah, he got rabies for sure, man. Oh, he was quick, too. I used to love you not anymore, Kuja. It's like the cop dogs. Oh, this is the one. Oh, yeah, these two are the snatch of dogs. See, ladies, when they tick the dogs and then they got possessed. They probably like... I thought they made them into hot dogs, but... That was wrong. They probably like spit a parasite into them or something, right? Yeah. All right, well, that is it for shortest blockbusters. That was very short. Come on, man. I want more blockbusters. All right. Oh, run monsters. We have reacted to his, but not quite as much, right? Yeah, we did like a few videos, so let's see like his newest stuff. All right, let's go from the top. All right, this is rule monsters. New monster part one. Well, it's like a little... Oh, they always do that. Wait, what, are they like ostriches or what? I don't know. I want to say a dodo bird. Like dodo. Little, little, dodo. I don't know. A dodo cat. That's interesting. Metroid to this two raw monsters. Oh, it's Nikolai. Nikolai? He looks Russian. I just gave him a Russian name. Stupid. I was like, wait. Where's Nikolai from? Nikolai. She's Russian. Zombie clown and friend. That looks like a guy from like, like the World War II. I'm confused. They're like guardgoils, whatever he is, and then a scary clown. He's a zombie clown, bro. All right, zombie clown part two. See, now we're going to have to see how it's three-quarts. Oh, he's tweaking, bro. Heck nah, man. Oh, part one. Part one. All right, let's see. That's a zombie. He's an apocalypse. I'm not zombie. He's just a skeleton apocalypse. It looks like a Call of Duty map. Oh, how do you get punched? That's wrong by a skeleton, bro. They didn't even got damage fours or anything. But if you think about it, it probably hurts more of getting punched by a skeleton. You think so? Yeah, bro.  It hurts, bro. Touching myself. Is he good? I think I broke his arm. All right, zombie clown part one. Oh, this is part one. Okay, bro. It's freaky. Don't get me wrong. Why not for that freaky clown, bro? That dude's got to, he's ill, bro. Something wrong with him, definitely. Yeah, he's ill, bro. All right, while that is it, that is the end for tip-top part 13. We have come to an end because we ran out of videos, sadly. But we'll find more eventually. We always do. Luckily, somehow I have no idea, but we find them. Right? Yeah. All right, go, go, Mike, and take the microphone. All right, so, if you guys get a chance, go and subscribe to our other channels, Pixel Game Squad and Boulet Heroes. We got different types of videos over there, so go check it out. Link in the description. And also, hey, you guys should buy a shirt. Look at the bottom of the video.  What happened to my shirt? He already lost his shirt because he sold it on eBay. I might have sold it for my soul or something, bro. I don't know. I have no idea what happened to it. It disappeared. There you go. I thought we can't have nice things. Oh, man. All right, you guys, well, thank you guys so much. Thank you for the amazing support, as always. We appreciate it. Even Baby Yoda and Homer. Even though they're taking a nap. Well, they're dead right now. Oh, yeah, they're dead. We... They'll come back tomorrow. Don't get an extra like tomorrow or something. Well, thank you for watching. Thank you for the support, and we will see you all in the next one. Peace. Oh!


So many messages about this one. It is the one and only, split under pro two. And for a second I was like, yo, why is everybody recently telling me about this? Why is everyone waiting to try it? Like, there has to be a bunch of videos online about this, like, what am I gonna offer here? What am I, who am I, you know? I still don't have any answers for that. A lot of people have reviewed this before. I don't think any hair cells have, so that is why I'm here to give you my professional opinion on the split under pro two. And also, a lot of reviews are about the first edition of this and not the second one, so this is like the newer one and I think they just reinvented this, but I also could be completely wrong and this could have been out for a long time, but I don't know, all right? Everybody seems to want me to review this, so guess what? I'm gonna do it. All right, so let's try the split under pro two, see if it actually works, see what it does and give you my professional opinion about this. Is it worth it? Do you get it? I don't know, let's do it. Let's open this. This is my favorite part about getting new things. It's just unboxing it. I honestly don't even need the product. I just wanna unwrap things. It's like Christmas every day, honestly it's quite exciting. So it's a cute little box. Cordless split end hair trimmer, okay? Snips the ends, not the length, easier, faster and safer than scissors. And if you guys see the back here, it does sort of like tell you what's going on. Safely trims the hair, ends and split ends in minutes, promotes a healthy looking sheen and silky head of hair, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay, I love that, I love directions. Okay, let's open the box, voila. Okay, who is this man? Who is he? My name is Victor C. Televera, the inventor of the split ender. I used to have long hair and I spent approximate, I spent, Victor, we have some spelling errors in here. Okay, it says I used to have long hair and I spent approximate four hours in two days. You mean approximately, I think. Oh my God, this is Victor in 1987. Oh, Victor, Victor, what is that? Okay, I think this is supposed to be like, I spent approximately four hours in two days. Wait, what? I spent approximately four hours in two days cutting my split ends every other month. I have literally no idea what that means. None at all. I ran my hair through my fingers with a pair of scissors. I trimmed one by one and it was a nightmare. So I decided to invent an easy hair tool that can do the same in just minutes. Designed to guide the hair ends into the blades in a straight motion trimming the very end of the hair strand between one eighth and one fourth of an inch. I wanna thank you for your support and blah, blah, blah. Well, don't thank me yet, Mr. Victor. Okay, great. Let's read a little more directions, but fast. So you basically hold the split ender pro with one hand in the middle section of the mane. You know, while holding it, blah, blah, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. Here she is, by the way. Here it is. Fun. Thank you for that. A little carry-in case, all right. Oh, it's a charge, it charges. All right, I don't know how it works, but all right. Oh, intimidating. Ah-ha-ha, fun. Oh, I love equipment. Okay, it says preparations. Wash and blow dry before using this, okay. The split ender pro will only work on clean and fully dry hair. All right. Let's try it on some hair. Well, we'll do it on mine later, but like let's try it on some like long hair first. Let's get a wig. Here's our first little client here. Hi, sweetie, how are ya? All right, we're gonna just get rid of your split ends and we're not gonna cut your hair. Let's comb this baby out. We're gonna take a thin section. Maybe like that thick. That seems thin to me. Okay, and then it says to point the directional thing at the floor. So like that seems pretty legit to me. And then we just clamp her in and we go to town. We just do it. Fine. Fine. We're doing this on my hair. We're 100% doing this on my hair. Okay, so I see in here there are a few hairs. There's just like five, which is so cool to me. It honestly doesn't take much for me to be entertained. It really doesn't. So I have been seeing a lot of like Instagram videos of hairstylists cutting split ends by going like this. They drag the hair down and they just snip off all the ends that come out. So that's basically what this thing is doing. I'm not sure like if I'm really convinced yet or sold on this whole concept. Let me just do this like side of the wig and see how different it is to the other side once I'm done maybe. Let's give this a go again. And you can do multiple passes with this. Let's just like really overdo it and just do like three passes on each strand that we do. I mean the hair feels soft, but it kind of felt soft before. All right, I'm working my way through the entire this side of the head. And I have to say I am so not shook. All right, so I did this side of the head and let's just see here. Let me do a little inspection first. Okay, so I am looking at this. Don't see like split ends per se. Okay, all right, all right. Let's see this other side. Let's do a little inspection here. Huh, I'm honestly, I just realized this wig doesn't really have any split ends. I definitely have a lot more split ends in this wig does. So we'll have to see what happens on my head. But it's still getting rid of a lot of hair. There's some hair in here. I don't know exactly what it's getting rid of because I genuinely don't see split ends in here. I just see hairs that are shorter than other hairs. Pretty healthy hair, pretty freaking healthy. It just has shorter pieces. Like you can see that probably. All those little shorter pieces. To me, it doesn't really look any different. I don't know. I'm having a hard time like thinking what the point is. This isn't really getting rid of your split ends. This is, it's not really like a split end thing. It's more like a, if you have pieces of hair sticking through other pieces of hair, this will get rid of it. If we're just talking about split ends, why are we starting at the top of the hair and going all the way down? Like why are we not just doing the ends? Split ends are on like the ends of your hair, you know? My next victim. Here she is. My multi-colored girl. How you doing, baby? I missed you. You looking so good. All right. So let's give her a little split end treatment. What do you think? Yeah, sounds good. He's got a few split ends. Let me tell you, I am looking at these things and these things are splittily, splattily. There is some fuzziness going on on these ends.  So we're going to put you to the test and see if you can help us over here, right? Let's start off over here on the green section and see if we can get any real results going on. I have yet to see any real results, but I don't know. Let's get our baby out of it. It is fun. I am not going to lie. You guys just don't have a good time and feel like your split ends are going away. This is your girl. Fine. Okay, let's keep going. Let's do this entire side. Let's do a few passes of each also because we just are having fun right now. We're playing with hair tools. All right, let's give it another go here. Let's take a small section. So it gets a little caught if you do too big of a section, I've noticed. So as I go through this, you can tell that the ends aren't really looking much different, man. I gotta be honest with you. It doesn't look that different. Not really understanding the point. I get it, it's split end trimmer, but I'm having a hard time wrapping my brain around how this is really gonna benefit your hair. All right, let me do a little think. All right, so this is after I used the split ender. I mean, do our ends look split? Not really, but these are the ends after we are done. They still look a little ratchet, but I don't know. I guess they look fine. All right, now that we've tried these two things, we might as well try my head now because... Girl, I got a lot of split ends. If anybody in here has split ends, it's me, okay? It's concerning.  I don't, girl. It's not that cute underneath all this hairspray, but we're just gonna brush my hair out. I know it did say to use this on clean hair. Guess who doesn't? F***. I'm not washing my hair today. I'm just gonna get color tomorrow and that would be bad because my scalp would burn. So I'm not gonna wash it, but I am gonna brush it and it should be fine. Okay, my hair is brushed out now. So why don't we just get in here and try this thing on some real split ends? Okay, so I am looking at my ends right now. Are they split? Hell yeah.  We're gonna go section by section. Let's do this. Ow. Oh, my hair is gone.  Okay, so just to recap, we did no blonde hair besides mine and this thing is already filled up with half a blonde hair. Oh my God. That is literally, the entire thing is filled up with my hair and I only did that one strand. The hair that's not mine is pink and blue and my hair is literally this entire container. That's a lot of, okay. Let's do another pass. I just want more, okay. I'm just gonna. Ow. I don't know what to say right now. Now that I'm highly concerned about my hair and how many split ends I have, we're gonna keep going through this. Dude, what the freak? Oh, my hair. I'm losing a lot of hair right now. I think that's why they said to do it clean. Should I wash my hair? All right, so I caved in and decided to actually follow the directions. So I just washed my hair and it's white, it's so fluffy right now. This is Brad Mondo's freshly washed bleached hair and it's ready to get splandered again because before I was just getting a lot of hair in there. We're gonna give it a go again. This time we're gonna follow the direction and we washed my hair and we blow dried it and it's good to go. Okay, let's continue. This is really hard doing short hair. What am I doing? Dude, there is so much hair falling from this thing. This is all of the hair on my table right now and I haven't even emptied this blender yet.  Okay, let's keep rocking away on this. Hopefully I'm not bald by the end of it. I'm sure my hair like this won't happen. There is hair falling everywhere right now. There's just stuff falling like snow. I need to stop with this thing.  That is what just happened to me. This is definitely not okay. I'm stopping, I'm done with that. Now it's time to open this blender. Let me just show you how much of this hair is mine in here real quick and then I'll get to the conclusion of this when I think of it. Girl, I got scalped. Girl, that is all of the split ends that came off of my hair. That is not split ends. That is full on hair. So let me just move my split endpile to the side so we can talk real quick. Come to a conclusion here about this mechanism machine thing. This is the split ender and I think we're in a fight at this point because you just got rid of so much of my hair and I wasn't okay with it. I don't know. To be honest with you, I don't know. Do I think it's necessary? Do I think you need to go and try and remove every little hair that is sort of split on your head? No. Is it gonna make a huge difference? No. Here's the real kicker though. This costs $145. How is this $145? How? You can get high end flat irons, blow dryers, purling irons. You can get whatever for $145. This feels like a toy. So you guys, if you're gonna spend $145 to get rid of some split ends that kind of doesn't really make a difference.  I highly recommend that. This is not really my stitch. Do I think it's gonna harm your hair? No. Do I think it's gonna make a huge difference? No. Will I ever use it again? No. And that is what I think of a split ender bro too. So make up your decision if you wanna purchase it or not. I don't know. But don't tell me I told you to do it. If you buy it. Whoa. And that is all I have for you today. Thank you so much for watching today guys. And also don't forget to check out my new channel, Brad and Eric. It's honestly so spicy over there. Our first episode will be out very soon. So go and subscribe. Go check out our channel trailer on that channel. It's gonna be super fun and fresh. It'll be linked below. Follow me on Instagram at bradmolyc and follow my brand XmodoHair on Instagram. And that is all for today. Thank you guys so much for watching.  I will see you all next time. Peace.


Welcome to Côte d'Ivoire! Côte d'Ivoire is the first producer of cocoa all around the world and home country to famous soccer player Didier Drupal. Known for our vibrant culture, our wonderful dishes and our beautiful dishes. We share borders with Mali, Burkina Faso, Ghana and Guinea. We are holding the next African Cup of Nation starting next year in January 2024. Do not miss a chance to come and visit because this place has been one of the safest places to visit here in West Africa. We're currently in Abidjan and Abidjan is the economic capital of Côte d'Ivoire. As we say here, Abidjan est le plus doux au monde, meaning Abidjan is the sweetest in the world. Listen, I feel so ashamed that my neighboring country looks this beautiful and I never knew anything about it. I think you guys can blame me as much as you can because every Côte d'Ivoire Abidjan is not what I expected. Listen, I've travelled across West Africa and I would say that hands down, this is the most developed country in West Africa. The roads. People has really impressed me and I'm not even gonna lie to you that this country got one of the best roads that I've seen in the whole of Africa. Listen, I'm not saying this to make the people of Ivory Coast be so happy but the fact that I'm on my way to Nyamizukro, which is more like three hours away from Abidjan and the roads that I'm using is a double lane from Abidjan to Nyamizukro. This is absolutely incredible. I mean, if a connectivity of a country works, if the road is better, definitely free movement of people within the country will not be a problem. You know what, let's all do this, like this video, just to appreciate the people of Ivory Coast. I mean, every ground of our plots man, this is incredible. Wow. The real reason why I travel within Africa is to showcase the beauty of Africa that you all have never seen on TV. It's important to educate you about our own various countries. You've been hearing Ivory Coast, Côte d'Ivoire, but do you know the origin of the name? In English, because of the Ivory trade, the Ivory of the Elephants. When the Westerners came here, they traded Ivory and they named it Ivory Coast because it was on the shores of Western Africa. So that's why we have Côte d'Ivoire, which is Ivory Coast. As a Ghanian traveling within this beautiful country, I found so many similarities between Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire that made me question the origin of the people of Côte d'Ivoire. I even met people that interacted with me in a common language that we speak in Ghana, which is tree. And to my surprise, they were Ivorians thinking that they were Ghanians. What kind of tree are you talking about? We are Ghanians, we are Ivorians. We are Ivorians. We are Ghanians. How old are you? I'm 83 years old. I'm Ivorian and I'm Ghanian. I'm Ivorian. Is that a quaba? Yes, a quaba means what is your tribe in Ghana? I'm an Akan. In Ivory Coast, again, I am Akan. Why? In Ivory Coast, we have four big groups. But we have 62 tribes. First, Akan group. Most of them provide from Ghana. We have similar culture. For example, you use Kente. We use Kita. Kita and Kente are similar. Just the name will change.  I really understand. That's why now we use a quaba again to say welcome. You also say a quaba, which is welcome? Yes, and we have a place which is not far from Airport. Which is called a quaba. Wow! Do you know the Queen Ablapoku? No. Let's go back to history. In the 18th century, a queen named Ablapoku was born. She was the niece of the king, Osai Tutu, the co-founder of the Ashanti Empire in Ghana. When the king died, a succession war broke out. Ablapoku's second brother, who was one of the heirs to the throne, was killed. Fearing for her life and family, Ablapoku fled. She led her people from modern-day Ghana to Ivory Coast around 1770, where she founded the Baolik Nation. She believed that she sacrificed her son to the river so that her people would cross the river. She arrived in front of a river and she sacrificed her baby and appeared a bridge of hippopotamus and the people crossed it. And when they finished to cross, the bridge disappeared. And the Ashanti people returned. And she saved his people. It's why she called Baolik. Baolik, which means in Ashanti language, my son is dying. Wow! It's why today we call them Baolik. And Baolik is the most important group of Ivory Coast. The city of Abidjan really surprised me. My goodness, look at this beauty. We love how organized Abidjan is. Can you guys see what I'm seeing? Look at this long stretch bridge connected the city. The city got wide roads. Listen, very clean city. But do you know where the name Abidjan came from? That's the Republic. This is the first place the colonizers see when they came in Abidjan. So that's like Abidjan, they were colonized by the French. So this is the first place that they came? Yes, when they came in Abidjan is the third capital of Côte d'Ivoire. We have first Grand Bassam. Secondly, we have Benjamin, third Abidjan. And why Abidjan? Why Abidjan comes from the name? The French colonizer, when they arrived in this place, they saw a woman here. And they asked this woman, where are we? And she understood what are you doing? And she answered, I'm going to cut leaves in my plantation. And the colonizer, the French, they understood here is Jambidjan because she said in the local language Jambidjan. Jambidjan means I'm going to cut leaves in my plantation. So they think, ah, we are in Jambidjan, so Abidjan. This is where Abidjan comes from. Believe me or not, Côte d'Ivoire got one of the best transportation systems that I've seen across my jennies in Africa. The Ivorian BRT is definitely one of the best that I've seen in Africa. The buses look so new, it's affordable, well organized and it's so beautiful to see the buses riding across the city. This is the kind of transportation that we need across the continent. And believe me or not, this is incredible man. Tell me about the taxis in Ivory Coast. Okay, for the taxis, there are two kinds of taxis. They are the one that's the orange one. They can go like everywhere in Abidjan. But sometimes they have, from every city in Abidjan, they have different color. For example, for Yopupon, you have blue, like sky blue. Okay. And for Ajame, it's like yellow. And when you are in Mercury, it's yellow. Yellow or green, I don't remember. Because I'm not always in this kind of city. So does it mean that even within Abidjan, different districts got different kind of taxis? Yeah. Wow, every district in Abidjan has different colors. Different colors? Even for the market, the places, everything is different. What about the taxes? Oh, for the taxes, it's like everywhere the same color. The same color? Is it affordable? Yeah, kind of. It's affordable because when you are talking about taxes, you just talk about it. But when you want to travel maybe for one place to another place, like the less is something like 200 sifa. But 200 sifa is not expensive. Okay. It's like small money. For the buses, they are between 200 and 500. But 500 is like common place money. It's not so expensive. Wow. So we have people traveling from Yopupon to maybe Plateau or Mapo. They prefer taking buses because buses would be like something like 500. 500. But if they take taxes, they need to take three taxes. That would be 300, 200 and 300. Something like 800 total. So they prefer the buses. The buses are for the government. Yeah, they are for the government. That's incredible, man. Thank you so much for taking to me. It's okay. The fact that they also keep the city clean.  Refills down like this. I don't know if you guys can check around me for a whole leg. It's super clean. So as soon as you're done with whatever you're doing, just put it right in here. You don't think that's incredible? You know, some of you don't even use your refills down. But they use it. In every course. Abidjan is the most populous city among all the cities in Côte d'Ivoire. But since I'm here, I just want you all to know that there is more to Côte d'Ivoire. Welcome to Yarmusucrum, the home of the first president of the Republic of La Côte d'Ivoire. Félix Wouffet Boani. The largest church in the world. Bigger than the St. Peter Basilica in Rome. It's been built by the first president of our country, Côte d'Ivoire, from 1986 to 1989. It took three years to build the Basilica. And the capacity of the church is almost 20,000 people. They can gather and pray God here. And the width is 150 meters. And the Basilica in Rome is only 115 meters. I'm still here exploring the second capital and also the second largest city in Ivory Coast. Should I say Ivory Coast or Côte d'Ivoire? We have to say Côte d'Ivoire from now on. Why not Ivory Coast?  And then when you go to Spain, they say Costa de Marfil. Because it's like Costa of Ivory. That's the initial origin of the name. So every language starting translated the country name into the languages. So at some point the president says, stop it, we just have to say Côte d'Ivoire. Bienvenue la Côte d'Ivoire, exactly. Bienvenue en Côte d'Ivoire. Oh, bienvenue en Côte d'Ivoire. You know what? We are at Yamusucrom. Exactly. And where are we right now? This is behind me. This is the best and the biggest university in Côte d'Ivoire. All the smart students after high school, they come here. We have like different university, different department and faculties inside. The biggest. The biggest. I guess everything in Yamusucrom is big and wide. Based on first impression. Number one, the road. Yes. Is wide. I mean, I've traveled across West Africa. And this city got one of the widest roads that I've ever seen. And I feel like the city was so planned. Exactly. The city was, has been drawn. Yeah. They drawn the city in the paper before building it because the president wanted like a nice city and an organized city where everyone would feel good.  That's how they built Abidjan. Exactly. But when I came here, I see it's a bit deserted. More like, there are not many people here. Yeah. The thing is, people still want to live in Abidjan because they think that there are a lot of things in Abidjan to do because the money is in Abidjan. The economic capital is Abidjan. Would you ever stay here? I think I would stay here but even if I stay here all my businesses are in Abidjan. So we need to go to Abidjan. More often. That's for most people. Stay in Abidjan but then they come to Yamsokro during the weekend. You see, Yamsokro is calm, is greener so people come to rest and spend good time in family and everything. Second thing is that the biggest church in the world is found here. Exactly. Notre Dame de la Paix in French or Our Lady of Peace in English is here. It's been built by the first president of Côte d'Ivoire, Félix Soufibouanie. Definitely, this is not your everyday Africans that you see on TV. The ones that you see in house flies on their faces. See, these are young kids in Africa enjoying themselves, exercising, playing basketball. This is definitely what the media will never show you and that's why I am here to let you know that this is also Africa. I prefer food over women in any country that I go to hence I cannot be in Ivory Coast without trying the most popular dish in this country. Welcome to Ivory Coast, the home of authentic Acheke. So this is actually how we eat breakfast here in Abidjan. This is breakfast. This is breakfast.  You know, in the morning at lunchtime, first night in the evening, at nighttime. So this is the most affordable food in Côte d'Ivoire. Wow! Yeah, it's very affordable with like, let's say half of a euro, like half dollars you can eat here. The fish doesn't cost very much and the Acheke also is good. So it's mostly Acheke which is made from cassava, the kind of cassava couscous. Only made in Côte d'Ivoire but then all the Chinese starting. All the Chinese starting making them. Only made in Côte d'Ivoire. Only made in Côte d'Ivoire so far. So we eat it with tuna, fish. I've seen some slices of pepper. Pepper, so then we add all the pepper and some vegetables. Wow! We try to pour it. So we have the pepper we eat. We have to eat it with a lot of pepper. A lot of pepper? A lot of pepper. So I hope you guys love pepper. This is a typical breakfast in Ivory Coast, man. Yeah. Just come along with us, man. Let's get to see what they eat in Ivory Coast. So one of the things we eat in the morning. Yeah, but I love the fact that everyone is here. Yeah, you see so many people. Yeah, you see so many people. So many people here. That's so cool. When I say seafood, do you know what is seafood? That's the minimum. Or when I say cassava couscous. You guys don't have rice? No, no, no rice today. We eat a chicken. You eat first. No, I will show you how to eat it. You guys are super hungry. Wait for it. So what you do? What you do? You take the a chicken. No, let's take the fish first. I'll take the fish first. Actually, you have to mix everything together. Take the fish. Put it in that chicken. It's hot. It's hot. Be careful. I put it in my mouth. You take the vegetables. A lot of paper. And you take everything like this. Mm-hmm. That's good. Okay, so I take the fish first. No. I take that chicken. Take everything. Paper. Paper. Yes. Don't die here.  You have to eat the whole thing. Oh my God. How is it? It's trying to... I think you took too much paper. But the combination is thick, man. Yeah. It's good. So you have to take the combination because if you take only the Acheke, the Acheke is very bitter. You say you're not going to fill it. It's sour. Yeah, thank you. It's sour. So you're not going to fill it. But you have to take all the combination to be able to fill it. That my stomach is super full. It's about time to dance the food off. But do you all know that Iroco is one of the best places to have fun in Africa? If you've heard it, that's a good one. But listen, whatever you want to have fun in Kodibwa, never go to Abijan. Neither do you have to go to Yamusukurum. But this is a secret and you've got to take it from me. Choose Asini as the place to enjoy whenever you are in Kodibwa. So beautiful, man. It gives me a vibe of Adan in Ghana.  And I love the fact that there are coconut ahead. So you've got the lagoon, the coconut and the ocean right over there. That's incredible stuff. This is the Africa that you all have not been seeing on TV. This is one of the best places to, I mean, live your best life. Let me show you something. One of the coolest thing I'm seeing in here. You see the... You see the shali? The shali is right on top of the water right? So as soon as you come out of your room, you just get the view of the water. You just get the view of the lagoon. But in case you're a big fan of speed boats. Brother, this is called your speed boat right here. Have fun in here. Why are you not visiting Ivory Coast yet? What is preventing you? The language should not prevent you. Come and explore this beautiful country. Just like the way I'm exploring. Oh my goodness. Look at them. Are you guys in Miami? It seems like we are. Are you in Miami? Yeah. Are you guys in Miami? This is African Miami. This is the Africa of Miami. No. This is Miami. I would say Miami is trying to learn from us. Because this is natural. Yes. I love it. That's what you need to remember. Countries that you've been to, you decided to settle in this country? Yes. I've been to more than 21 countries in Africa. It's so hard. So can we skip to the good part? Wait. No, no, no, no. Bring the beat back. I'm floating in you. Okay. Anywhere. Africa? Yeah. I've started at 18 years old. Who is the natural country gala? And the last two years I've been traveling alone. Completely alone in more than 15 countries. Why are we traveling? Because the first thing I realized when I was traveling was that totally different. For example, you told me one day that your best country in Africa is Namibia, right? Exactly. But I don't know for you, but maybe you don't see yourself living in Namibia. Okay. Different, you know? Now you live in Akron, you know how it's Akron, blah, blah, blah. And like my favorite, my top destination in Africa may not be Abidjan. Okay. But why you chose to live here? First of all, I'm alone. I'm a solopreneur from Zon, to me.  Yeah, all those stuff. So you meet so many people that encourage you to do stuff and that motivate you to do stuff. Yeah. And like, I was working in Paris, in Lade Falls, like, big business center in Paris. Okay. And I was in a company, so I had colleagues. So a lot of other people doing like me. But as a solopreneur, I need other people doing like me in a big area and this is Abidjan to me. And it's different to other... I mean, I'm not saying that they're not entrepreneur over there, but like the energy of creating, of impacting is where you're here in Abidjan. That's why I'm here. I'm like three to four years old. Three to four years? Yeah. How's life in Africa? Oh, life is good. Life is good in Africa. Yeah. I was shocked to see Africa is this beautiful. Yeah. You know, that's how it is because if you're in Ghana, you don't know it that way. But unless you're here, you know, when we are... Ghana is just here. Ghana is our neighboring country just close here. But when you are talking, no one will understand you because it's just here. And you know, Ivory Coast experienced war a few years back and everyone is aware of it. But you know, after the war, even after the war, you can't even see. You check around. You can see. Yeah. Even after all those... Very, very, very. Yeah. You can see the difference. Everything. Yeah. Life. Yes. Normal life. It's good. It's good. Yeah. Do you live your best life here? Yeah. You're not coming back to Ghana? I used to go better. I don't stay low. Yeah. I think I enjoy here more than... Yeah. Yeah. But you know, that's the...


Anna, I've written plenty of winners. Definitely. Things are going really well. I'm getting loads of support and riding these big races is what you want and getting the good results out of them, tops it off altogether and Justin's been very supportive with me all season. It's my first season without a claim, so it's a good bit tougher but we'll just keep the head down and keep kicking and hopefully things keep going forward from here. Well done Dylan, another great big race win for you this evening and keep it going, thank you. Thanks very much. There you go, that's Dylan Brown-McMonagall speaking to Dennis Kerwin who won the big race, the feature today in Leopardstown, another victory for the Donegal Jockey. Okay, we're going to turn our attention to Cycling, the Donegal Ultra Atlantic Way 555 race. It starts tomorrow morning at 5am. This is the seventh edition of the race and it's grown in popularity ever since it began and it's the ultimate challenge for man and bicycle. That is for sure taking on the rugged coastline of Donegal taking on some of the fantastic scenery and as always the man who talks about it here in Highland as a race organiser, one part of the race organising team and that of course is Sean McFadden. Sean, you're welcome to the studio of Highland once again. Thank you all again for having us on board. Yeah, listen, it's been a busy couple of days, users are starting tomorrow morning at 5am. I've seen the videos already in your social media channels. Everybody's coming, they're registered, they're getting into the groove for this Sean. They're getting into the groove, it's heating up there, the LK bikes at the minute. We're doing car check at the minute and we're well through them.  So they're flocking in and the favourites coming in and we're getting excited. Yeah, has there been any changes Sean to the course and to what's involved in this race because there's a route there and there hasn't been much change over the years and listen, it's a difficult route. Has it changed much, has it? No, we haven't changed anything, gosh, and we've kept at the same route. We've included this year the 333 but we've kept the 555, the 555 for the last seven years and that's why it's so popular and people are coming to challenge themselves and test themselves to the limit and I think that's the thing about the 555, there's loads of races out there at the minute but the 555 is like 7,000 metres of climbing and there's no place to hide. There's not, we've seen your very own John Breslin do it last year and a huge achievement just to get round in the 555 and listen, you admire anybody that does it Sean? Of course, of course. So you do, but who are the people to watch out this year? Oh listen, we've got a packed house, you know what I mean? We start with the solo women in the 555 we've only got one this year named Cecilia Holden she's a local woman, she lives over there over in Glenties, our dry area and thank God we have one solo woman in the 555 and I've just chatted her there earlier on she's nervous but she's happy to be here and she's happy to do the training and we've got the start line so we wish her all the best and it's nice to have one woman in the 555 we've been blessed the last couple of years we've had a good battle last year with the 555 women and this year unfortunately, okay we've got one but listen, she stepped up to the mark and we're delighted you know? Yeah and what about the men? The men, this year in the 555 men the doors open for anybody to take it on okay we do have Sean Herron that did the unsupported race last year in the 555 and he is the current Wreckleholder from the Miss and the Malm so on paper he looks the favourite but we've got an open door there, Michael Flood from Embey Vale for me I'm going to give a shout out he's a local guy and he's been training with Colm Richardson and Kevin Holian all in Boz all year, a boy called Mark Cassidy he rides for Aragile CC and he's a former Gilley player he's put in a massive amount of training so he can be a competitor for the 555 who else have we got there? I've just chatting a guy there earlier on called Aaron McCullough from Belfast started cycling a year ago bought a bacon lockdown for 300 quid he's only cycling a year and he's taking on the 555 so that's a massive... He's a brave man and we're lucky this year I suppose we've got Joe Barr there, Joe Barr's crew and Adam Endeavour Aiman's been here for the last two years trying to finance the 555 last year he was unfortunately crashed and damaged the ankle but he's back to take on the 555 so it's opened up to anybody with endurance cycling you just don't know what's going to happen it's a full house and we're excited and excited about the 333 there's a big entry for this shot and there's a couple of well-known names now before we start going down through them we were getting excited if you're into this sort of sport about Ronan McLaughlin doing it but unfortunately Ronan has had the pull-out but you've got a well-suited following we've got one McLaughlin out and another McLaughlin in so we've got Mitchell McLaughlin stepping in was supposed to crew for Ronan McLaughlin unfortunately Ronan had to pull out for family problems that's priority at the end of the day he's stepped up the mark Mitchell has been racing all year he's never been challenged over 333km it's going to be a massive head-to-head there because young Mark McGinley is back this year Mark had unfortunately bad luck this year he broke a collarbone missed a lot of training didn't get a lot of racing got racing at the end of the season so Mark's gone on the 333 so it's going to be a huge battle between them boys and at the end of the day it's very hard to look past Mitchell as he's been riding as a pro and a very on the continent and then you've McGinley as we know gave Ronan a really battle in the 555 last year so it's going to be a home battle it's going to be a ding dong a derby between them two and it's going to be exciting and it's made very exciting for us as organisers that Mitchell has stepped in and Mark wanted a challenge and Ronan was coming he's got one now Lorraine Malarkey's back she's Monahan isn't she I spoke to her a couple of times last year she's the 555 record holder she's taken on the 333 that this should be a walk in the park well you don't mean at the end of the day it's still 333 but like if you've got all the competitors it's not a walk in the park okay if there's nobody else in it there's a difference between getting around it and no getting around it is still tough but when you're racing it at a high level or a high speed that's when it tells the tale so she's up against it because we've got a young girl here Alison Higgins a well known name and Donnie Gaul as you know Joe Higgins as her father was a very good runner with Sean Raley's and all that Alison took up cycling there but I'm going to say two years ago she's racing with the four masters team she's done a few good races she's gone out with Mark McGinley there are a couple Mark has well prepped her so it's going to be good it's going to be a tough battle there we have a few other local names they're Finn Begley from the 24-7 24-7 Traffin Club season there as well just going through there's another Emer Carr is another one so it can go anyway you know so yeah it's open like it's opened up to anybody no found during cycling the weather's looking good for tomorrow it's going to be a bit of a headwind for most of it and part of it but it's very little rain coming so you know if we can get them off the ramp without any rain it's very hard in cycling if you're starting wet and cold if we can get them off the ramp dry and get them out on the road for four or five hours and then it starts raining it's okay you know it can we a headwind going up around Hornhead it's going to be a headwind over Mamoor Gap for the 333 over Glengesh so the ones going to be in their face so it's going to be exciting times 333 this year has definitely brought another spark to Ulter Cycling and Donegal and it's given other people that thought they couldn't do the 555 it was just too much of a challenge for them so hopefully now it might give them a stepping stone to the 555 you know well you can get all the details of course so Ulter 555 Facebook page and on the website as well so tomorrow 5.30am start the first riders away when are we expecting the top contenders back into Lerrickenig and what sort of time well for the 333 I'm going to say around 11 hours or around that you know so tomorrow night sometime probably around 9-10 o'clock they should be coming back in and the 555 competitors around 20 hours is going to be a real good target you know as we know Ronan's record holder he did in 1742 so if anybody is coming in around that 18-19 hours they're going to earn it you know but I don't think that will be possible the year because the win is not in their favour for probably a fast time you know but at the end of the day they're out there probably to make the podium so let's see what happens okay and what's the advice to people to the competitors support those try and support the competitors give the riders a bit of space and for the riders to give you know car users on the road a bit of space as well don't be holding up the traffic all crew if you're feeding your rider or changing the bike make sure you pull in on the higher shoulder and do all that kind of stuff you know and be the rules of the road you know we have to run a safe race run it on the rules of Cycle Ireland and you know we have to run as safe as possible so yeah and you couldn't do it without your right hand man no listen, Eugene McGilligan Eugene now actually is taking part tomorrow in the 333 yeah he's torn the line well listen, Eugene has done Trojan work over the last year he's set it up we've got a new crew in there my wife Avian's helping out my daughter Sean is helping out Kira's helping out Kieran O'Donnell's helping out we have a massive crew there you know I'm living in Dubai, Eugene's carrying the can he's doing there will be one or two finishes before Eugene comes in but listen, we've loads of help you know so there's not an issue I suppose just to thank maybe a few of the sponsors again, Mount Arrigo Hotel LK Bikes, people that's come on board Liam Daughty Fruit there's loads of ones there that I probably I forgot but listen thanks to everybody, you know the 555 it's seven years in a row we can't do it without our main sponsors thank you to everybody that's talk part to all the staff behind the scenes that have built the rally ramp to anything that they've done for us, myself and Eugene to keep this going, no more than Highland Radio thanks to Highland Radio for promoting it every year we get our fair share in the radio and we're delighted listen, just all competitors out there tomorrow, best of luck and hopefully we all see you in the funny swamp at the Mount Arrigo Hotel safe and sound thanks for coming in and the very best luck to you and your team Atlantic Way 555 as always it's a huge event and the best luck to everybody that is competing in the 555 and the 333 and we can't forget about all the teams that are there as well despite all the solo people that are involved there's lots of teams there too so the best of luck okay we go to football the two big games for the northwest sides on Friday in the premier division the league of Ireland we'll see Finn Harps who find themselves bottom of the table taking on UCD Derry City go to Dundalk in a battle of second verse