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How did the Dyson vacuum become such a status symbol for millennials let's break it down. Is it because they can't buy houses they can't have mortgages so they just got the new N3 MacBook and iPhone and a Dyson vacuum I guess that's where we're headed as a country. All right everybody we're gonna break this down obviously we're also gonna talk about other household items that are oddly enough status symbols for millennials do we own any do you own any let us know in the comments down below please hit that like button and check out other episodes of the hot pot boys but you know what could be a status symbol. Smala is currently maybe a status symbol but it's also just quality wise it's really good too check out SmalaSauce.com orders are going out right now looks super slick I updated the photos on the website. All right so we're talking about a New York Times article that just came out that went viral called what makes a vacuum cleaner sexy how Dyson's cordless stick became a status symbol a trophy of domesticity and generational must have and I had to talk about this because fire it off fire it off a couple shots David hey you know what we don't own guns we don't own rifles but David this that's just so the article goes on a state when you would imagine a life of luxury what comes to mind a mansion full of walking closets garage housing with sleek German and Italian vehicle names whatever it is it's probably not a cordless Dyson vacuum cleaner mounted in a 550 square foot studio decorated with nothing but a bed frame but that's what it is he goes on to say Andrew Genziers and young millennials for whom traditional markers of stability like home ownership and early retirement seem largely out of reach at this point a Dyson cordless vacuum provides a more attainable type of security somebody says if you can't get a mortgage or house you can get a Dyson so that's like that should be their marketing motto to be honest yeah what a bar but but I understand what they're saying we have a Dyson vacuum I love it it looks cool it's it's hasn't broken down yet I feel like the quality is pretty decent there's been some shakiness on the you know I mean yeah it still works you need some tune-ups here and there but it's very easy to use I think David here's my three things and I think that this goes for iPhones like Apple products right that are also status symbols well a lot of I a lot of Apple products not just the iPhone or millennial must have MacBook AirPod Max's AirPods iPhones Apple Watch Apple Watch also a status symbol right let's be honest and and also with the Dyson vacuum I mean they are both Western companies still you know Apple's American Dyson's British the British have not fallen yet perhaps our fall from grace was a little bit early spoken on well you know I think a lot of people forget that Rose Royce makes a lot of the airplane jet engines and then Dyson is also British but anyways like so it's like American it's obviously aesthetic but also the quality and the everyday usefulness I mean let's be honest these are useful items right right right I mean I think let's be honest Andrew you see the form and the function and Dyson is crazy because not only do they have the most pop and vacuum but a little bit before they had the most cordless pop and vacuums they had the supersonic hairdryer yeah the supersonic hairdryer and even the air blade David the curling air blade literally is $600 and that's just for curling hair right and of course Apple products as well as Dyson they both have a lot of resale value right as well um I think that one of the keys is here is that they delivered a product that looked like maybe like 300% better than anything else that was a competitive alternative on the market but worked at least 50% better so it had to look at least 200% better and work at least 50 to 100% better would you agree yeah yeah no it has to have both listen these are not crap products they may be overpriced or overrated in your opinion but they are absolutely top of the game right just as far as just straight quality right I would say I'm even happier with Apple than I am with Dyson in terms of build quality probably um I hear some other things that come into mind that are millennial markers of status or that people love air fryers alcoholic sparkling seltzers a variety of flavors right whether niche flavors or not noise canceling headphones people are super into collecting those bluetooth speakers that like premium ones different types of hot sauces such as smala or everyday carry or key organizers for men um also gaming systems pc gaming rigs these are all things that people have built multiple hyperactive hundred thousand people communities off of uh on reddit right right like doesn't that go to show you either these are consumer products that people almost are treating like religion like their identity but I think everybody always did that to some level but they just didn't know with social media it's easier to kind of unite around the love of I mean there was like message boards about sneakers you know what I mean like there's all these things from that I feel like people always found I mean there's car clubs if you own a Porsche it's easy to find like a Porsche group I don't own a Porsche I have a friend who doesn't even in like random cities they might be a Porsche if you own a Lamborghini you're going to know other Lamborghini owners Rolex owners Rolex people can find community and meet each other and stuff like that anyways what do you think about other people trying to become the the Dyson cordless premium stick of their like Lane like there's another British company Andrew called Tyfer that has a $500 air fryer that they're trying to sell and I believe that they are trying to copy the Dyson model where it's like something way way way more premium in the space but way cooler looking but I'll tell you this it only is going to work if the functionality is there yeah if it's worth it if it really is better I see some people I don't know about a community being built but there's like certain types of pans cooking pans that like are kind of the cool pans to have yeah the one with the hexagon yeah there's that the Helix one and then there's one called like a one pot which actually we got gifted a couple years ago but we don't use it we gave it to our friend but like those are considered kind of cool pots I don't know if there's communities being built around them but like those are like right because the pot is so analog it's even though they're going to say it's coated in NASA space I think when it comes to cooking and stuff it kind of gets a little nasty and dirty so that's why it's not really but like look other things David right air fryers Kasori air fryers oh no I got to shout out the Kasori three pro this is personally the one that I'm saying if you can find it on sale for a hundred dollars it might change your life it's pretty good it's a good it's super easy to use we got to shout out the u-scooter GT Sport 2023 right I think this is the best lightweight scooter ever made yeah I think here's the thing about u-scooters I think when I see someone else with a u-scooter and I'm starting to see more and more people with them because I think they're just realizing the usefulness I shout it to u-scooter is that 12 yeah all right if you guys want to use our code fun bros right you get like 70 dollars off right so that's shout out but also aside from that we don't actually get a kickback from that by the way but um u-scooters are just like you just know what that other person's thinking when you identify with the u-scooter like if someone else has another scooter that I don't really like I'm like I feel like this person doesn't know scooters that well they're not a scooter nut mmm they're not an aficionado yeah they're not in the know they're not a scooter geek um I think for me the sonos move I still think to this day it is the best portable bluetooth like that's an item that if you see someone else with a sonos move are you gonna say something like oh I got that too I know what's up yeah I do say it um airpods obviously people love airpods right I would say there's a large portion of people in any city you know obviously it can change metropolitan to rule if they lose their airpods that day Andrew so how many people are going to the store the next day and getting another pair like I'm saying that that has become that much of a revenue driver but also it cannot be that big of a revenue driver for Apple unless it is a product that people are willing to die for that's true um Andrew for at least for me I really like MagSafe battery packs I think this is a little bit more of a niche choice I'm just throwing it out you mean this is not a status symbol no it's not a status symbol but I'm just letting people know you know you gotta use it I do do you believe that people are hyper tribal and dedicated to their console of choice whether it's PlayStation, Xbox or PC gaming rigs oh yeah definitely bro that's a way of life that's a community right there so I feel like I mean correct me if I'm wrong I feel like nowadays people maybe just have one maybe two consoles but they're not switching back and forth like they used to would you agree that PlayStation seems like it's one out on the console of course yeah for sure um I would say this I'm not saying there's a religion behind it but somewhat security we're talking about blink or ring doorbell cameras Andrew mixed with like the citizen app I notice for people who are like I don't know if they're anxious or whatever this is like a must have right right right no I mean but I could see even just in I guess a more increased dangerous world in 2023 get a ring doorbell guys look at who is at your door have the ability to scan people um Andrew there is a whole reddit around uh this uh countertop ice maker for people who don't have like an infrigerator rice make uh um ice maker there's all reddit a subreddit yes I'm just saying there's a community behind it man people why I can't believe someone made a subreddit about it but I guess at the end of the day people have questions about it right dude some people they love there is an air fryer subreddit oh the air fryer subreddit is super yeah but I guess it makes more sense because there's like recipes in there right I mean how many different ices are you gonna make um somebody said a car-mounted GPS holder I'll say this I don't know if there's a community behind car-mounted GPS holders or like phone holders but I've been in an AMG not an AMG it was an AMG one just a regular g-wagon that almost crashed on the highway in the rain because the person didn't have a car mount for the GPS on their phone wow I'm just saying that this is an item where I'm like yo you guys get a car mount for your phone so you don't crash your car um liquid IV electrolyte packs this is something and the supplement community does have like a cultish following right right uh but I feel like the electrolyte supplement community or we're talking about I think supplements in general but the powdered greens but I will say this if you are a person who exercises a lot look into the electrolyte I would definitely say near tropics is has like a community oh for sure for sure um crocs why do people in 2023 love performance sandals so much whether we're talking about the cheaper generic cloud foam ones off amazon obviously you can get as expensive as uh yeezy slides there's so you know what I'm saying there's so many different optionality you know right options for performance sandals now I realize that like crocs is the only item Andrew with like 170,000 reviews on amazon with perfect scores across the board yeah people love it um there's like different things that you know like drain products that used to not exist you know if you plug up your drain you know if you always have this oh this is for me Andrew this is a Dyson for me when I find out that somebody uses disposable vibrating toothbrushes I'm a huge fan of these that's a that's a community for you yes um there is a community around this new product I don't know if it how new it is it's called a bissel little green carpet and upholstery cleaner it basically allows people to professionally clean their couches in their chairs right without paying for a professional right because it does like the whole water steam thing but it's probably very uh easy to use very compact um also another millennial thing that I don't think the previous generation really utilized or purchased in large numbers was weighted blankets oh okay so weighted blankets are designed for people with anxiety issues because it sort of taps into your human sensor for being hugged at night um anyway let's just get into the comments about the Dyson and it was really interesting article guys listen if you have a Dyson or know anybody with a Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner I suggest you read the New York Times article this guy said listen I have a dog and I hate vacuuming the only way that I like vacuuming is if I use the Dyson I'm not going to get my corded vacuum plug it into the wall out of the closet lift it upstairs lift it downstairs I don't care if my Dyson is a weaker vacuum overall because I'm not going to vacuum if I don't right right right it's kind of like goes back to yo the best helmet is the one you wear right the best vacuum is the one you want to use if your vacuum is so cumbersome that it makes you not want to use it and you don't vacuum then literally what's the point of it right yeah like what it's like I think that the form and the function combination has to be there before the iphone android were phones really like status symbols or like something that people wanted to use for everything video camera banking app what are some other iconic products that you think are also like kind of got a religion right like we said there's a reason why apple is the most profitable company in the world we already addressed a lot of apple products okay and dyson has the vacuum in the hairdryer teslas teslas kind of have a religion called following yes there's a tesla owners subreddits all these different you can get into arguments with people about this yes um i think that lexus and sony a lot of japanese brands used to be in this hyper premium form plus function tier but it does seem like in the past five ten years the japanese brands have fallen off a little bit yeah a little bit for sure um i think that these ultra high-end iconic products they have to have a resale market on the after that they have to have resale value on the after what makes it have resale right it's quality and functionality right like not only that branding it's a community that is willing to purchase a used version of it for a pretty sizable portion of money they have a legacy of returning customers there's people families who have been buying apple products for decades now literally decades multiple decades right because they've been around probably since the first imac yeah they've been around for 25 30 years plus uh consumer products so you have families who have bought parents who have bought if your parents bought a rolex buy and you get a role you're there's going to be a resale value for the rolex right you know what i mean i also think that at the end of the day they have to reinvent something or hyper progress a product that's been around for a hundred years or more think about it the iphone andrew it brought to uh forward or progressed the development of the phone was crazy okay um the dyson vacuum cleaners what vacuum cleaners have been around i'm assuming for what 70 80 years not probably maybe a hundred yeah um as well as the air fryer the air fryer is just a modern update to the oven so i think that you have to update a daily irl everyday use product that's been around for at least a hundred years and of course you can just look at the stock prices these companies and i also think let's be honest it's something that you can show people like i feel like air fryers to a level maybe are not going to reach this type of level because i think some people are just going to be like i think coffee makers like espresso machines like if you have the mazoraro or whatever like that one like there's a lot of tears there's a lot of like oh why this italian espresso maker not this cheap one off amazon right or you're still using k cups i would never grind my own beans right um ador what do you think about products from a hundred years ago like the singer sewing machine that used to be a status symbol for housewives yeah i think this i mean sewing machines reach a limit because not everybody wants that in their house because you have to know that you're going to use it potentially every day yeah in 2023 do you think these millennial iconic sort of status symbols have staying power i think if they're good products i mean think about it if dyson's still around and dyson's still making quality products in 15 years from now what's making me believe that i'm not going to have dyson right right what makes me think that 10 years from now i'm not still using some apple products right do you think it's true that for millennials that aren't following traditional conventional life past anymore that it's almost like these have replaced having you know the house with the two cars and the picket fence it's like i got the m3 macbook and all this yeah i do think if you live in an apartment you're like well at least i'm gonna have a nice vacuum you know i mean and this vacuum is gonna and it could come with you and it can carry with you you can use it out of the front's apartments you can use it on your hallway of your apartment building you can take it with you when you do buy a house like these are like transferable things right right right and if you have like a small apartment the dyson vacuum is really all you need why would you need like a corded joint right it's just gonna take up too much space anyway guys let us know what you think are other iconic millennial status symbols that you can purchase um let us know what you think about dyson vacuums and let us know what you think about this whole trend where millennials are almost like looking for status symbols because they're following such a uh unorthodox life pattern from the generations prior to them you're gonna have to fire off some shots with the dyson real quick all right bop bop bop bop bop whoa america aren't you guys until next time let us know in the comment section we out peace


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards doing the ripping 2021 panini select football hobby 12 box full case break number 12 random divisions. Here is the results of the random again. I could always find these under the results tab on the website or the link currently in chat. Good luck everyone. Let's do it. Let's pull a nasty zebra or a snake skin or something. Something crazy. Hey, here we go. Box one. Good luck everyone. I'm Simi Pahoko. We got T Higgins is that is 68 out of 99 bangles. Tony G on the silver and Frank Thurby. Cam Silver, Gary Braywell, the Giants, Julio field level not non-hollow. DJ Watt got Brian Erlocker on the white field level 23 out of 35. There you go. NFC North. That's sick. Najee Harris, Silver, Big Palm, Josh Palmer, AFC West. Ingram got Matt Stafford on the maroon that is 110 out of 149. Got Silver Mahomes and Jerry Judy. Second year. Sorry, Andrew. Zach Wilson, Rookie. Mahomes. Darren Waller. Got Zeke Elliott, Silver. Nico Collins on the base. Scridge, Derek Gore. Got Orange. Debo Samuel, that is 21 out of 49. Not numbers. Silver select signatures. Lane Johnson, NFC East. Here you go. Eli Mitchell. Lane Johnson, Micah Parsons, Rookie. Trevor Lawrence, Rookie. Silver, Justin Jefferson. Zach Davidson, Silver, and JC Jackson. Probably about the same. It's just Fields. Brings it up a little bit. Jaylen Waddle, Rookie. Hollow, Zach Wilson, and Justin Fields, Rookie. Derek Elijah Moore. Got Kyle Trask on the light blue. 80 out of 99. Silver, Najee Harris, and A-Rob. Ray Mayfield, Michael Vick. We've got Diami Brown, that is 19 out of 49. Bronze RPA for the NFC East. Washington. Gainwell, Rookie. Yeah, the Vets is really what you're looking for and over in the West for sure. Michael Carter. What'd you say? He said the East. No, huge Rooks in the NFC East. No, that's pretty big. This is Chandler Jones, Silver field level. Yeah, there's big Rooks in the NFC East. Are you talking AFC West? You got Javonsa in the West. That's a big one. Alex Leatherwood got Hunter Long on the checker. That is 33 out of 199. Allie Barrett-Tucker, Silver, and Antonio Gates. Yeah, we did it already. We did, you're talking 42, the Prism. EK. That should be uploading to YouTube right now. Yeah, this is the final break of the night. We did just finish the Prism three-boxer. Yeah, you got XRCs, that's true. Trying to get in the West. Bless you. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Yeah, Mahomes Collar is a big one. That's what you're looking for for sure. Bateman, Zach Wilson Rookie, Chase Young, NFC East, 17 out of 149, Rothless Burger, and Najee Harris. Scridge, Anthony Schwartz, that is 16 out of 99. Silver, Marcus Allen, Christian McCaffrey. Just go to the results tab on the website. EK, just scroll all the way down to the bottom and you'll see a tab that says results. There's a Kyle Pitts, Phenomenon Rookie. Gainwell, Silver, Marie Cooper. Gainwell, there's a Mack Jones Rookie. Silver, Gainwell, and Jalen Waddell Field Level. E.T.N. Silver, Devonta Smith on the selections. Josh Palmer, Silver Rookie. And Davis Mills Rookie. Spax Rory, Miko Collins, Boogie Bashum. Oh, we got a Redemption. E.T.N. Got Rookie Signature Memorabilia, Purple Prism. That is Chuba Hubbard, that's going to the NFC South. There you go. Dan M, Captain Kirk, Mack Jones Rookie. Purple, Russell Wilson, that is 275. Scott for the NFC East, Ed Tutol Jones, not numbered. There you go. Grats on that one. East, Shea's Young. What's Purple number two? Russ. That is a 75. 75. Trey Lance. Des Fitzpatrick, Silver, JOK. That's Tricolor for the Titans. Des Fitzpatrick, 227 out of 249. Nelson Aguilore, Silver, and Devonta Smith Rookie. Justin Fields Rookie. Derrick Gore, got Najee Harris on the Tricolor. 88 out of 199. There you go, AFC North. Brandon Cook Silver, Jacob Harris Rookie. We got a gold coming up. Good luck, everyone. Josh Palmer. We've got Josh Palmer, two out of 10. Jumbo Color Match. There you go, Andrew AFC West. Congrats, buddy. Big Palm, three-color. That'll do. David Montgomery and Jerome Bettis, which we'll play. Caffery, nice. Silver, Field, Double, Trey Lance. There you go, NFC West and Calvin Joseph. Box three. Mike Evans, that is 34 out of 99. There you go, NFC South for the Bucks. Davis Mills, Silver, and Tyrell Williams. What's your Zebra prediction? Well, Pat Friarmuth. There you go, Tricolor, 16 out of 149. Rashad Bateman Rookie. That'd be nasty. He moved over to gaming. Dead grateful. We got a gold again. Farley is Tommy Trenble. Rookie Gold, five out of 10. There you go, NFC South. Grats on that one. Silver, A-Rod, and Lawrence Rookie. Micah Parsons Rookie, Sensations, Mahomes. Adrian Peterson and Brady. Eric Stokes, Kyle Pitts Rookie. Jones, Nick Bolton, Silver, Jerry Rice, Field Level. Kyle Shras, Deandre Hopkins. Purple is Jacob Harris, that is 23 out of 75. Silver, Devonta Smith, and Samit Bahoko. Trevor Lawrence, Ferry Kill. Got Chris Evans, Blue, that is 57 out of 199. Got 22 out of 49. Late Blue, James Lofton, going to NFC North with the Packers. There you go, NFC North. Nick Chubb, Ramandre, Trey Lance, Club Level Rookie. Kyle Pitts, Selection, Elijah Moore, Silver Rookie, and Trey Sermon. Joe Tryan, got Rhondale Moore on the Blue, 31 out of 149. NFC West, Jacob Harris, Silver Rookie, and Sake One. R. Wallace, Silver, Aaron Donald. Silver, Jay Jeddahs, and Ed Reid. Peyton Mooth, Chase Young. We've got Jacob Harris, that is Silver, RPA, NFC West, 29 out of 99. There you go, NFC West. And Demetric Feltin. Zebra's definitely case hit. Jamar Chase Rookie, Lamar Joe Burrow, Silver, Field Level Justin Herbert. There you go, Andrew. And Jacob Harris, Field Level base. Two, Michael Carter, got Jalen Waddle, nice. On the Maroon, 79 out of 149, NFC East. Silver Keenan Allen, Ricky Williams, Bateman, Sir Tan White, Matt Ryan, 32 out of 35. Silver Darnell Mooney, Tyson Ken. Off, Anthony Schwartz, Silver Justin Fields, Marshall Falk Silver, and Jamar Chase Rookie. Thinking of a Zebra Waddle Field Level. Ian Book, Joe Montana, Najee Harris, Phenomenons. Travis E. T. N. Silver, Tremble Rookie. Hunter Long, Baker Mayfield, got Purple, famous James, that is 61 out of 75. Got Jamal Lewis, 23 out of 50 on the White Auto, AFC North. There you go, Ravens, madame. Ah, Belousis, Travis Kelsey. How you doing, buddy? Went in. There's a Mack Rookie. Two, Jamar Chase Silver, and Hollywood. Got Trey Sermon, Zach Ertz, Elijah Moore Selection, Silver Tutu Atwell, Ramandre Rookie. Jones, Simi Fajoco, got Ramandre Stevenson, Tricolor, 166 out of 249. Silver Chris Evans, AB, still has a buck in that one. There's a Trevor Lawrence Club Level Rookie. Blue, Tyson Campbell, 75 out of 149. Silver JJ Watt, Kyle Trask Rookie. Niners, Seahawks, I mean, I gotta go Niners, to be honest. Jalen Camp, Trey Lantz, Sensations. Bobby Wagner, Silver Field Level to a face field level. I think the Seahawks have a little bit of a fluke in that game, but I don't know, I guess we'll see. James Scott Clyde Edwards-Hilaire on the Jersey Card, that is 91 out of 99, AFC West. Amir Smith-Marcette Silver and Brian Edwards, last pack of box four. Yeah, take the 9.9 and a half though for sure. Justin Field, Silver Club Level, there you go, and Ian Book. They'll do it for box four on to box five. Good luck here, everyone. She knows 8-0 in his last eight games against the spread. God, that must go back to, like, what, 2016? That's kind of a wild stat. Really? Tom Brady Club Level. Got field level Penny Sewell, 28 out of 49. Silver Trey Lantz and Tyler Mullis. That's cool, honestly. Interesting, I know that's from Florida. ETN, Bridgewater, Sations, Aaron Jones, Silver, Famous, James, and Brett Barve, Davis Mills-Based Rookie. Tom Brady on the Phenomenons, that's cool. Silver, Nasty, Niko, and Brian Jones, or John Bates. Brian Jones, what? Puggy Basham, got Jacob Harris. That is to 249. How about for the AFC South, tie-dye Jeff Saturday. That's Nasty, 7 out of 25. The linemen love. Heck yeah, congrats AFC South. Pat Frymuth, that's cool. Trey Sermon, James Robinson Tricolor, 96 out of 199. Silver, Amari Rogers, Jimmy G. Our linemen cards are so awesome. Silver, Dalvin Cook, Silver, Joe Burrow, and Peyton Turner. Creed Humphrey Rainbow, yeah, that'd be fire. That would be fire. Justin Fields Rookie, Landry, Silver, Jayman Davis, and James Robinson. Thick one here. Justin Herbert, we've got Kellen Mann, 54 out of 99 on a Silver RPA, NFC North. Grats on that. Kyle Pitts Rookie, Megaloday. Zach Wilson, Tricolor Club Level, 58 out of 149. Congrats AFC East. There you go. Nice one there. That is Travis Y. Silver Russ, Matt Rhine, Devonta Smith Rookie, Sam Darnold, Ramondri Stevenson, 80 out of 99. Silver, Jumbo Patch. Matt Jones, Silver, and Terris Marshall. Interesting. I wonder why, Alusis. People want to still be bought in, I guess. Damon Harris, Blue, that is 97 out of 99. Silver, De'Ami Brown, Kenan Wangwu, Pack here. Silver, Amonra St. Brown Field Level, and LT Field Level. Halfway home, about to be halfway home after this box. Box six. All right. AP, Kylan Granson, Silver, Rich Ganon, Silver, Nico Collins, Stefan Diggs, Daerys Tony, Cuba Hubbard, Josh Allen. We got Nico Collins, 22 out of 199. Silver RPA, AFC South, Kellen Mann. Tricolor, Davis Mills, that is 55 out of 149. There you go again, AFC South. Silver, Javante, Luke Farrell. What's up, Gucci? Najee Harris Rookie. Silver Phenomena, our Sensation's DAC. Justin Field, Silver. There's Tony. Jones, got Lamar Jackson on the Blue Checker. 76 out of 199, AFC North. Silver, Shannon Sharp, Davante Parker. Zeke Gibson, got Green Color Match, that is Kenneth Gainwell, 31 out of 49, AFC East, or NFC East. We've got the Refrigerator Perry, Blue Auto, 44 out of 99, NFC East, or NFC North. Yeah, that's me, Gucci, it's Sam. It is Dazz Newsome, Trey Nixon, Silver Patriots, Derek Henry, Jalen Waddle, Bass Rookie. Got Chase Claypool, 25 out of 99 on the Silver Select Swatches. There you go, Steelers. Got Silver, Teddy Bridgewater, Ian Book, Davis Mills Rookie, Jedos, Devin White, Silver Field Levels, Greg Newsome II, and Josh Allen Field Level, Bass. The heck you're Miami? Davante Smith Rookie, got Light Blue, Travis Etn, Jr., 59 out of 99. There you go, Jags, or AFC South, Boogie Basham Silver, and Muzerrique, Josh Palmer on the Silver, and Mond on the Field Level Base. Harris, Elijah Moore, Field Level Pap Fryermuth on the tie-dye. There you go, AFC North, 20 out of 25. Very solid, that is Matt M. Congrats, buddy. Sick card for you there. Silver, Harris. We're watching the Miami game, Jalen Waddle. Miami, Texas A&M Football. All right, box seven. Now we're halfway home. Full box cases, did I for sure. Real for real. Aziz Ojalari, got Brian Robinson, Jr., Silver XRC, AFC East. There you go. Congrats, AFC East. By way of the Commanders. Nice hit there. Chris Evans, Michael Carter, put in the recap. Fields Rookie, Snapshots, Silver Bridgewater, Aaron Rodgers, Muth Pitts in one leg, Kelsey Waller, geez. Really stacked up on tight ends, Alousus. Cam Jordan to 140, that is 63 out of 149. Joe Burrow, Silver Field Level, and Hollywood Brown. Yeah, I've got, who do you have in our league? I have Muth and Robert Tonyans, my backup. Silver, Josh Allen. Silver, Justin Fields, Kyle Traffs. Trying to think, who do you have? Devonta Smith Rookie, kind of in Wang Wu, AJ Brown on the blue, that is 48 out of 99. Silver, Omari Rodgers, Pat Frymuth. I got Waller. Waller, nice. Do you have a backup or no? Davis Mills Rookie, Silver, Kyler Murray, Silver, Ty Johnson, James Robinson. No backup at the moment. I was planning on the waiver wire. Don't worry about that. Gainwell, Gonzalez, D'Yammy Brown on the purple, that is 6 out of 75. Got Ramandre Stevenson, Blue Auto for the Patriots, AFC East, 45 out of 75. There you go, AFC East. I lied to you. I have Nox and I have and Brian Edwards. Oh, and Jokey on the browns. That's not bad. Nox is solid. Jay Jedos, Harris. Just hard. A lot of guys to feed there, you know. Luke Keekley on the Patch Auto NFC South. There you go, Dan M. 21 out of 75. That is so sick. I love Luke Keekley. That's my guy right there. That is my guy. Nice hit there. Kenan Wang-Wu, Josh Allen, Devonta Smith Rookie, Silver ETN Jr., Kylin Wallace, Red Warner, Cadarius Tony on the Blue Checker, that is 13 out of 199. There you go, NFC East, Marshall Falk Silver, Jimmy G. I think one in here again. TyDye coming up. Good luck. Darius Tony, Zach Wilson, 16 out of 25. TyDye, two color patch. There you go, Travis Y and the AFC East. Congrats, buddy. That's nasty. Silver Anthony Schwartz, Peyton Turner. Very nice card right there. Najee Harris-Rookie, Zeke Elliott. Got Nico Collins on the Tricolor 172 out of 249. Nice Mack Jones-Silver there and Brett Farf. All right, Box 7 out of the way. Box 8. Right. Here we go, Mooth. Got Nick Bosa that is 60 out of 99 on the Patch Auto. Man, some defensive legends coming in here. There you go, NFC West. And there's Tony. I'm a Flora Gators fan, I would say, Randy. Scritch. 26 out of 99. There it is. Silver Adam Fielin, Truba Hubbard. Yeah, I would say I've kind of always been a Florida fan ever since Tebow. Samuel Eric Stokes. We got Jamar Chase this time on the two-colored TyDye patch. Congrats. What do we got there? Matt M in the AFC North. Nice hit, buddy. Micah Parsons-Silver. Oh yeah, Gators fan. Heck yeah, Lucis. I knew we were boys. Michael Carter, Calvin Ridley. Tricolor 213 out of 249. Silver T-Law and Jerome Bettis. Tanny Worfel days. Cheese, man. Throwing that one back. T.J. Watt on the Tricolor to 149. Here you go again, Andrew. How about a Jamal Charles on the Silver Autograph? That is 108 out of 199, man. He was so electric in his prime. Holy cow. And we've got Davis Mills Rookie. He was a baller. Gronk Jones. Lance Rookie. Silver Nick Chubb and Kurt Cousins. Joe Tryon. Jamar Chase Rookie. Here's a field level Jalen Waddle Tricolor. That's six out of 75. There you go, AFC East. We got a Silver Tom Brady and Jacob Harris. Ian Book, Elijah Moore. Antonio Gibson, Blue Checker, 130 out of 199. Silver Baker, Devonta Smith Rookie as well. Yeah, so Kyle Trask, got XRC Garrett Wilson. There you go, AFC East. Congrats on that one. So Topps owns the license. Silver T-Law. Topps owns the license to the MLB. Penini owns the license for NBA and NFL. Hunter Long, Dax and Sessions. Silver, Jacob Harris, McCaffery. So the only reason Penini can make baseball cards is because they have a license with the MLB Players Association so they can use the player's likeness, but they can't use the team's logos because they don't have an agreement with the MLB. So it's a little hard to follow, but Rich Gannon, Silver, who is at field level, Matt Ryan. But like Topps doesn't have an agreement with the NFL or NBA Players Association so that's why they can't use the likeness of anybody either. Silver, Trace Sermon and to, what's up Ty? That's why they hold baseball. Oh yeah, that's why they've completely hold on to baseball as much as they can. Which don't get me wrong, I don't really want like, I wouldn't like Penini license baseball, I don't think. I mean maybe it'd be cool, but it'd probably still kind of be like, I don't think it would be a huge step up from what we have now, to be honest. Even if it was licensed, like not having top of baseball would be kind of weird, you know. But, Topps football and basketball is coming back. Got Quitty Pay on the backwards, dry colors of 149, Silver, Tony, Eli Mitchell, Palmer, Agilore, got Zach Wilson, 30 out of 49 on the three colored patch. There you go, AFC North or AFC East, Jalen Camp Silver, Justin Fields. Yeah, they lost the MLB, they lost the MLB license in 2025 when the deal expires. They had the license until 2025, but they got bought by Fanatics anyway. So once Fanatics starts producing trading cards in 2025, they'll be able to use the Topps, like Topps name and license and whatever, because they own it now. Javante, Mack Jones, Silver, another one, and Calvin Joseph field level. 2025 is when that will be coming back. Fields, Rottlesberger, we've got Bernie Kosar, 94 out of 99, Silver Jumbo patch autograph, AFC North, there you go, Nico Collins, Mack Jones rookie, Joe Burrow, we got Aaron Donald on the white, that is 30 out of 35. We've got, how about a tie dye, a white Amonra, St. Brown rookie, rookie autograph, 13 out of 35, I thought that was 25, I'm sorry. Still a nice one there for the AFC North. Marshall Falk, Chris Evans, we got Travon Walker on the XRC, there you go, AFC South, Travon Walker, number one overall right there baby, heck yeah. The metric fell in, Jalen Waddlefield level base. Oh yeah, we need our, we still have our Zebra coming up somewhere. Sensations, Ty Johnson Silver, and Bo Jackson, Jared Goff, PJ Watt, Josh Palmer, Tri-Color 107 out of 249, Silver Schwartz, and Diami Brown. Yeah, we need a nasty Zebra to come out here soon. Derek Gore, that is 67 out of 199, Jared Goff, Silver, Marcus Stevenson, Anthony Schwartz, Quinn and William, Silver Darren Waller, Chuba Hubbard, Silver Club level, Alvin Kamara, Bridgewater, Nico Collins, got Silver, Justin Jefferson, Silver Cooper, Cupfield level, Jerry Judy, and last pack of box nine, ETN, Zach Wilson, Mearsmith Marseille Maroon, 106 out of 149, Silver Bateman, and ETN. That'll do it for, oh yeah, you've got yourself a nasty Josh Palmer BC now, for sure. I mean, he could be a beast now with Allen out for a little bit. Hopefully he gets some more work. All right, here we go, box 10, we're on the double digits guys, almost there. Let's pull some fire, Smith, Devonta, here's the Zebra. Come on baby, it is a packer. And it is Aaron Rodgers, Cup, Doreen M. Holy cow, man, add Aaron Rodgers to my list of Zebras. We'll get that in a mag, heck yeah, case hits, Zebra baby, Silver, Peyton Manning, Matt Ryan, Davis Mills rookie, we got a green now too. Aaron Rodgers, green, five out of five, Doreen, back to backpacks with monster a-rods. Holy cow, congrats. That is sick. Heck, jeez man, Silver CD lamb Greg Newsome, wow dude. Jacob Harris, Kyle Pitts, oh Kyle Pitts, rookie, sorry. D'Yammy Brown tri-color club level 86 out of 149, Silver Jacob Harris, TMJ, that was crazy dude. Tana Hill, Ridley, you got Jamar Jefferson, Purple rookie, 33 out of 75, Silver Chase Young, Jamar Jefferson again, AP, Kylin Granson, Silver Sam Ellinger, Silver Tylin Wallace Ravens, Aaron Donald, Kylin Mon, Aaron Jones, Silver Adam Thielen, and Trey Lance on the field level, base, there's Tony, Chuba Hubbard, Justin Fields, Kenyan Wangwu, 23 out of 75, blue patch autograph, there you go, NFC North again, Doreen cleaning up this box right here. Grats on Ian Wangwu and Jaylen Darden, to Harris Marshall, Nico Collins, tri-color color match, one out of 249 on the bookend, Murray Cooper Silver, Jay Taylor, Jonathan Taylor that is, Aziz, Greg Rousseau, Jim Kelly, again on the color match, 195 out of 199, IFC East, J-O-K, Kyle Pitts, rookie, other thick one here, really thick one, got our green patch this time, Richie Grantz, Romdale Moore, Lamar Jackson, green patch is Dorell Henderson, NFC West, one out of five, there you go, Ryan B that's sick, holy cow dude, two greens in one box, Jaylen Waddle, and again that was Lamar Jackson Silver, Davidson, Najee Rookie, Lamar Jackson, Pat Fryermuth, Jimmy G, and we've got Tideye coming up, good luck, Sonio Gibson, Najee Harris, we've got Trey Lans, Tideye, rookie autograph, Kost, heck yeah dude, let's go, what a hit man, 12 out of 15, jeez man, what a box, Peyton Turner, holy cow man, what a box, nuts, throwing pieces of cardboard at me, whoo man let's go, nasty, congrats Ryan, that is what the kids call fire right there, I don't know, Sean Slater, I was thinking that myself too Dario, Stefan Diggs, probably because it's like an insert auto or something, I don't know why that's out of 15, that was weird, Zach Wilson Rookie, Mahomes, Blue 2-2 Atwell on the checker, 114 out of 199, Josh Allen Silver, AB, Screech, Silver, Field Double Mike Stratchin, Darren Waller, yeah true, I'll tell you, got a 15, absolutely, Scott Russell Wilson to 129 out of 149, Silver, Terrace Marshall, absolutely, and twice on Sunday, twice tomorrow, today, yeah twice today, never mind, Elijah Moore, Silver, Silver Jalen Waddle, Jamar Chase Rookie, sorry that was a Silver snapshot of Dak Prescott, Tyson Williams, Najee Harris, got Kenneth Gainwell, that is 72 out of 99, NFC East, Helen Monsilver, Ricky Williams, they've got to be one out of every multiple kid, they've got to be like snakeskins, Red, Mojo, Tyler Lockett, Club Level, 12 out of 49, another Silver Jalen Waddle and a Trask, another thick patch here, what a weight it looks like coming up, Micah Parsons Rookie, Trevor Lawrence Rookie, we've got Austin Hooper, that is on the white patch, 21 out of 75, Browns, AFC North, Silver Ritchie Grant, I don't know if the Tigers are in this in select this year to be honest, they're usually like a choice thing, Javante Williams, David Johnson, Silver DK, Silver Kellen Mann, Tommy Tremble, Brady, Mayfield, wow, Kellen Mann, future franchise, Gold 5 out of 10, nice one there, again Doreen, wow, Doreen cleaning up with the NFC North, congrats on that one, that's cool, short print on those, Calvin Ridley Silver, Tyler Wallace, yeah I was gonna say not the Vikings franchise, Devontae Adams, Michael Carter, Devontae Adams, got Tray Lance again, wow, back to back boxes with a Tray Lance autograph, 42 out of 49, Ryan is feasting on these last two boxes, congrats buddy, get that mag, Marquise Brown, Kenneth Gainwell on the white, 22 out of 35, there you go Eagles, Deuce McAllister, Red Auto going to the NFC South by way of the Saints, 21 out of 60, nice Deuce McAllister and Killa Trav, all right last box of the break everybody, let's see if we can end this with something crazy, yeah no it's pretty solid honestly like two greens, couple of golds, yeah yeah there are some monsters in there for sure, all right guys let's do it, Marquise Rookie, Lamar Jackson, Silver 22 out well, field level Justin Herbert, Silver second one of those, Demetric Felton, Kyle Pitts Rookie, Zach Wilson Sensation, Silver Kenny Galliday, and Mack Jones Rookie, I don't see like, oh another tie-dye, let's go Ridley, imagine this is Tre Lantz again, we've got Jamar Chase, wow what a hit AMC North, three color, horizontal, patch auto, seven out of 25, congrats Bengals, Matt M, wow dude what a hit there, another mag's coming out, thank you Sean, working overtime over there, all right we got a blue coming up, uh Brian Edwards on the late blue, that is 10 out of 99, and we've got Terrace Marshall Jr, blue auto, NFC South 55 out of 60, there you go, and Rashad Bateman Rookie, that was, that chase is disgusting, holy crap, Kaderius Tony, Simi Fajoco, Tyrell Williams, hey man I got another tie-dye, tie-dye Tanmarino, there you go AMC East, 21 out of 25 on the club level, Travis Y, that's nasty, Kylan Granson, Anthony Schwartz, all right he's an all-timer for sure, Wong Wook, Kaderius Tony Rookie, Silver JC Jackson, field level, Mark Andrews, wow that's sick, heck yeah, uh Alvin Kamara, that is 145 out of 149, Silver, big palm, and D'Ami Brown, you're in a bronze patch, that's not bad, Darden, Kylan Hill, Gus Edwards, 41 out of 49, Gus the boss, there you go AMC North, Madem again, Jacob Harris, Silver, all right one more big color, I think you can call it a break, Lance, Silver, Allen Robinson, field level, Kyle Trask, two packs to go, all right I'll take a lime green, Amonra St. Brown, Jamar Chase, lime green, Luke Pharrell, there you go AMC South, 44 out of 49, Silver Jay Jettas, Amir Smith-Marsat, and last box, we've got Shry-Caller, Devonta Smith, there you go AMC, or NFC, that is six out of 199, that's Jersey number two, way to end it there, NFC East, Paul Kay, nice one man, Silver AP, anti-Johnson, that is gonna do it for the break there guys, uh let's do a quick recap, this was crazy, Gus Edwards, bronze patch to 49, Austin Hooper, white patch to 75, Darrell Henderson green to five, Zach Wilson bronze to 49, Jamar Chase on the tie-dye to 25, Zach Wilson on the tie-dye to 25, Chase Claypool Silver to 99, Ramandre Stevenson Silver to 99, Clyde Edwards Hallair Silver to 99, Mike Evans Silver to 99, T Higgins Silver to 99, Big Paul to 10, yeah this was a very good select, one of the best ones I've seen, yeah this is really good, really good, we got Terrace Marshall Jr. Blue Auto to 60, NFC South, Deuce McAllister to 60, NFC South, Kenan Wang Wu to 75, NFC North, Amonra St. Brown to 35, NFC North, Bernie Kosar to 99, AFC North, Jamal Charles to 199, AFC West, Nick Bosa to 99, NFC West, got Luke Keekley to 75, NFC South, Ramandre Stevenson to 75, AFC East, Brian Robinson Jr. XRC, NFC East, William Perry to 99, NFC North, Nico Collins to 199, AFC South, Kellan Mond to 99, NFC North, Jeff Saturday to 25, AFC South, Jamal Lewis to 50, AFC North, Jacob Harris to 99, NFC West, James Lofton to 49, NFC North, Ed Tutal Jones not numbered, NFC East, Chuba Hubbard, NFC South, D'Ami Brown to 49, NFC East, and Lane Johnson not numbered, NFC East. Here's our stack of mags. We've got Travon Walker, XRC Silver not numbered, AFC South. We've got Zach Wilson, Tri-Color club level, 58 out of 149, AFC East. We had this nasty Jamar Chase, Tideye, Horizontal RPA, 7 out of 25, AFC North. We had Trey Lance on the Horizontal RPA, 42 out of 49, NFC West. We had this Trey Lance Tideye, 12 out of 15, NFC West. We had an Aaron Roger Zebra on the Premier level, NFC North. And how about a green Phenomenon, NFC North, 5 out of 5, Aaron Rogers. That is going to do it for the break. Thanks again, everyone. Next up, Personals, give us one second.


فشرف بل اشتغالي بالعلم ولا تبغي به ما عشت يا دا دا دا لا وياله من شراف عظيمي so people start to take strange words, terminologies they accept it but what they really don't understand is that this term has now got other meanings that fall under it and that is due to them not knowing the Arabic language for example a person will accept a term in which has ambiguity in it it has more than one meaning in it it's not a شرع إطام it carries more than one meaning and so what the person will do is that they will take this strange word on board and they would use it they will affirm it or they will negate a characteristics of Allah based on this term for example one will say to you you'll say to one of them where is Allah and you say Allah is above his throne and you'll say to you أخيه الناس is problematic for me because direction I can't affirm Allah for direction and why are you bringing this word term direction just because Allah is above his throne does not necessitate the concept of direction and nor does it negate it why do we have to bring that term did the Salaf al-Sala who used this term are you with me but where did he take this strange word from where did it come to us from it's a strange word that the Quran and Sunnah don't use are you there the last but not least is having introductions that are baseless the person has مقدمات مقدمات باطلة they have introductions before they get to the evidence so he puts many introductions in place as they say premises and the premises is wrong before he reaches the conclusion he's got wrong premises and then he's derived a conclusion from it each of those points I've dealt with them in more details in what in what you call it my series which I spoke about ambiguity sorry the causes the root causes for deviation القاعدة السادسة والإشارون the 26th principle أنهم يحذرون من البتداع في دين ومن القولة عبالله بلا علم أهل السرنت والجماعة they won against innovation in the religion and they also won against speaking about Allah without no knowledge الله سلم القرآن ثم قفّينا على آتارهم درس لنا وقفّينا بعيس بن مريم وآتيناه الإنجيل وجعلنا في قلوب الذين اتبعوه رأفة ورحمة ورهبانية لبتدعوها ما كتبنا عليهم ما كتبنا عليهم إلا بتغاأرضوان الله إلا بتغاأرضوان الله فما رأواها حقّر عايتها فآتينا الذين آمنوا منهم أجرهم وكثير منهم فاسقون so this قاعدة is that they won against innovation in the religion they are speaking about Allah with no knowledge الله سلم قفّينا على آتارهم درس لنا وقفّينا بعيس بن مريم وآتيناه الإنجيل الله سبحانه وتعالى after every generation he brought a messenger and a prophet for them and after every prophet الله بروت نبي العيس بن مريم and he gave him injil الله ذن سيي سبحانه وتعالى وجعلنا في قلوب الذين اتبعوه رأفة ورحمة ورهبانية لبتدعوها وانتبعوها في قلوبهم الذين اتبعوه رأسهم مرسي ثم الله يتبعوه المنزلين الذين اتبعوه رأسهم ماركة تبدع عليهم ذلك التي لم نقل لهم ذلك التي لم نقل لهم لذلك they came with innovation based on no textual evidence الله didn't sanction this for them الله didn't permit this for them are you with me you did it سبحانه وتعالى شيخ الإسلام ببن تيميس وليس في ذلك بدحو اللي الرحبانية this verse is not praising the rabbaniah it's not praising them ولالي من بدل دينا المسيحة and it's not praising those who change the religion وإنما في مدحو اللي من اتبعه but the verse is praising those who followed him in those which Allah has placed in their hearts he's mercy because look what Allah said وجعلنا في قلوب الذين اتبعوه رأفة ورحمة and then Allah speaks about ورهبانية and also the monks who innovated in the religion so there are two groups of people those who followed him followed عيساملو مريم they were in agreement with his legislation and they also were what they had kindness and generosity and softness for him and for the truth and then came what those who innovated in his religion added things into the deen but Allah said something very powerful ورهبانية تنب تدعوها ما كتبنا عليهم they haven't written for them they have no legal rulings for it so the religion that we're upon has to be different from that which the رحبانية were upon which is to innovate into the religion and to add to it that which is not from it the prophet said خيرو الكلامي the best of speech is what the prophet said this is the speech of Allah and the best of guidance is the guidance of the message علي صلى الله عليه وسلم and the worst of affairs worst of affairs is the newly invented matters and every newly invented method is misguidance and every misguidance is innovation and every innovation is in the hellfire صح also الله سبحانه وتعالى هي سنة القرآن قل إنما حرم ربها الفواحش ما ظهر منها وما بطانا والإثم والبغية بغير الحق والبغية بغير الحق وأن تشركوا بالله ما لم ينزل به سلطانا وان تقولوا وعلى الله ما لا تعلمون الله يفهابيت البواحش اخبرانا فواحش هي مزينة ما ظهر منها سرعة وما بطان وsin والبغية بغير الحق لسرطانا وان تشركوا بالله الله يفهابي للتقل وما لم ينزل به سلطانا وانتقول أن الله is also prohibited for anyone to say about Him ما لا تعلمون that which He has no knowledge of الله prohibited it speaking about Allah with no knowledge is from the greatest causes and the greatest harms that you see people have done الله said in the Qur'an فخلف من بعد خلف ورث الكتاب يقودون عرض هذا الأدناء فخلف من بعد خلف ورث الكتاب يقودون عرض هذا الأدناء فخلف من بعد خلف ورث الكتاب يقودون عرض هذا الأدناء ويقولون سيوفر لنا وإن يأتي معرض مثله يأخذوه ألم يؤخذ عليهم إذاق الكتاب أن لا يقولوا على الله إلا الحق ودرسوا ما فيه ودار الآخرة خير للذين يتقون فلا تقلون من الأفضل اللي يخبرنا أن لا يقولوا على الله إلا الحق that they don't say about Allah except that which is true so that's the covenant that we took with Allah is that when we speak about Him سبحانه وتعالى we make sure that we speak about Him based upon evidence and taking on the truth القاعدة السابعة والعشرون the 27th principle أنهم يحدرون من طريقة أهل البداع أهل السنة والجماعة they went against the path of the people of innovation so before they were going against innovation but now they are going against the people of innovation their path في رميهم العلماء السائرين على طريقة صالح بالغلضة والشدة بقصة التنفير منهم they went against أهل السنة والجماعة they went against the path of the people of innovation by saying by accusing the علماء who are taking the path of the pious predecessors by accusing them of being what by being harsh and by being rough and tough and the reason why they are doing that is بقصة التنفير منهم the reason why they are doing that is they want to disperse the people away from them أهل السنة والجماعة they went against those innovators we are trying to do that one of these innovators trying to do they are saying the علماء they are too tough they are too rough they don't know our worker they don't understand our situation that we are in they don't care about our problems all of those is what is disperse the people from the علماء أهل السنة والجماعة they don't allow that to be said about the علماء الله سر النقرآن أه وإن كاعدو ليفتنونك عن الذي أوحينا إليك لتفتري علينا غيرا وإذا لتتخذوك خليلا الله أصول السيس لو خرجوا فيكم ما زادوكم إلا خبالا ولأوضعوا خلالكم يبوونكم الفتنة وفيكم سماعون لهم والله عليمه بالظالمين الله أصول السيس أشيحة عليكم فإذا جاء الخوف رأيتهم ينظرون إليك تدول أعيلهم كالذي يوشى عليهم من الموت فإذا داب الخوف سلقوكم بألسلة حداد أشيحة على الخير أولئك لم يؤمنوا فأحبط الله أعمالا وكان ذلك على الله يسيرا الله أصول السيس أولئك الذين يعلموا الله ما في قلوبهم فعرض عنهم وعظم وقلهم في أفسهم قولا بلغا الله سبحانه وتعالى وإنكادوا and they are very close to disbelievers ليفتنوك to what cause you trials and tribulation عن اللدي أوحينا the revelation which we have sent to you what they wanted to cause you is fitna from the revelation أوحينا إليك لتفترع علينا so you can lie about us that's what they wanted they wanted to cause you fitna so you can lie about us الله then says إذا لنتخذوك خليلا when you did that they would have taken you a close friend when you lied about us then they would say look Muhammad is our friend محمد الله Muhammad knows what he's talking about so you can lie about us when you did that they would have taken you a close friend he knows what he's talking about you with me in other words what they want from you is to be in accordance to their desires once they realize that you're not speaking from a revelation and that you're talking in agreement with their desires then they're going to take you as a friend and that's the problem with many du'at they agree with the people's desires and they turn away from the textual evidence even lie about the textual evidence sometimes ليتفترع علينا غيرا they lie about the Quran and the sunnah in order to please the people الله says when you do that إِلَلَّا تَخَذُكَ خَلِيلَا the people will take you as a friend نعم but if you're coming to tell the people to stay away from the Quran and the sunnah sorry if you're telling sorry the people to stay away from their desires and to follow the Quran and the sunnah then of course you're going to gain a lot of enemy so these are the verses and understanding that the author رحم الله brings and that is and that is criticizing and slandering the Aridama why would somebody call the scholars and why would they slander the scholars and why would they belittle the scholars the reason is because you really are trying to head towards what the scholars are carrying what you're trying to really go to is what they are carrying you're really personally upset with the message that they're carrying so the way to get to that message is to take down the one who's carrying the message once you discredit him you expose him as you see it to be then what happens the truth he's carrying will also be dropped why are the Rafidah why do they hate the Sahabahs why do they hate Abu Huraira they hate Abu Huraira because Abu Huraira's narrations are breaking their backs there's no way out of it Abu Huraira has dismantled their concepts Abu Huraira has exposed them for what they really are and has shown their disbelief of Allah in the day of judgment so then what do they do they slandered Abu Huraira they criticize Abu Huraira they belittle Abu Huraira and this is a methodology taken by the innovators all wherever they are in the world because the shaytan that send revelation to the Rafidah is the same shaytan that sends revelation to the others it's the same shaytan so it comes in different forms and shapes يا إخوة الكلام العولة ما and the people of knowledge آهوم يا إخوة هو ذي they are the people who are protecting the religion it is through them الله is protecting this religion so once you take them down you are opening this religion for misinterpretation you are opening this religion for corruption that's what you are opening so the scholars are a red line that you don't cross you don't slander nor do you speak against the scholars every innovator speaks about the scholars عمر بن عبيد واصل بن عطا and the likes of them they spoke about the scholars of their time حسن البصني ومحمد بن سيرين ولمام الشافعي ونبو حنيف and others what did they say about them you know what they said about عمر بن عبيد واصل بن عطا what did they say about حسن البصري and what did they say about محمد بن سيرين ونبو حنيف وطاوو سبن كيسان and the scholars of that time what did they say about them they said their knowledge is only menace the women's menstruation their rule is pertaining to it that's all they know that's what they said they don't know nothing about the dean all they know is when is the women's menstruation when does it finish what's the rule is pertaining to it that's all in other words they said mind my language but this is what they said I'm quoting they said that their knowledge does not pass the women's waste to discredit the علماء to show that they're nothing the same token it is the same statement that's just modified used in the 21st century that we hear people saying these scholars are scholars for dollars it's the same scope or they have pressure on them the government pays their funds in their bills so they can't say the truth it's the same argument it's the same truth look at these علماء look how old they are بعضهم جاوزوا ثمانين some of them have passed 80 years of age what are they waiting for they're only waiting for death they're just waiting for when my angel of death is going to knock on their door دونية doesn't open itself for them right now so we you want me to leave an عالم who's been studying and speaking about the dean for 80 years شابة لحياته and now you want me to turn to you 20-30 year old and leave those كبار those noble علماء for who you yesterday you were on the street يا خي yesterday you were against and you were a thug selling drugs on the street and now you want to speak about the كبار the علماء the real scholars ونذلك الله سبحانه وتعالى if the scholars are you with me brothers in these people where are the scholars to them if you ask where are the scholars they say all the scholars are in prison so when Allah said فَسَّلُوا أَهْلَا دِكْلِنْ كُتَبْلَا تَعَلَمُونَ whom I can ask them so it means there's no scholars Allah said to me go and ask the people of knowledge if all the scholars are in prison who is Allah telling me to ask this question to the fatwa there's no one to ask is it all in prison according to you yeah it's a criteria for them they said to in order to know who's the scholar he has to spend some time in prison عودي بلا like you can list عدد الله يُخصى numbers that are uncountable of scholars who never went to prison never even sniffed prison nor does it mean the one who goes to prison is a deviated one nor does it mean that the one who doesn't go is a deviated one prison is not it's not yeah a condition to whether the person is an alim or not doesn't say that so the عُلَا مَا يَخْوَا the reason why these people don't like them is because they don't serve their needs they're not here to serve your need they're going to sometimes say and pass a ruling that's going to annoy you يعاغي just take it and the حكم الله it's a rule of Allah it doesn't change for anybody and the علماء the ones who know more than anybody else pleasing the people is a goal you will never attain if you ever try to make everybody happy you're never going to truly attain it والله you won't you will step on somebody's foot you will ولذلك the علماء they used to prevent that and they used to call against that القائدة الثامنة والعشرون the 28th قائدة is أنهم لا يوالون ويعادون في غير مرضات الله the 28th principle is they don't show allegiance nor do أهل السنة والجماعة show enmity in anything other than that which Allah pleases in anything other than that which Allah is pleased with in other words they are in allegiance with you they're your allies based on what is pleasing to Allah if you're doing something that's pleasing to Allah they are your friend and they show you enmity based on if you're doing something that angers Allah so their matter is not your background who you take your knowledge from that's not it it is are you doing something that is pleasing to Allah if you are they love you they find you as their what as their close friend and if you're doing something that is disliked to Allah and Allah does not like any hate then they are your enemy they see you as an enemy Allah said in the Quran والذين كفروا بعضهم أولياء بعض إلا تفعلوا تكون فتنة في العرض وفساد كبير الله أصبح سبحانه وتعالى والمؤمنون والمؤمنات بعضهم أولياء بعض يأمرون بالمعروف وينون عن المونكر ويقيمون الصلاة ويؤتون الزكاة ويطيعون الله ورسوله أولئك سيرحموهم الله إن الله عزيز حكيم الله says والذين كفروا these believers are allies towards one another they are believers these believers they are friends for one another they take each other as allies the kuffar they are friends they say كفر is just one religion they love each other the christian and the jews hold hands that's what unites them it's all one religion you find them the rafidah, iran and america are friends don't let them fool you cnn and cbc it's one religion it's one of them it's just but everybody else naam so كفر is ملا واحد it's one religion the believers on the other hand they love one another the one from india the one from pakistan the one from bangladesh the one from somalia the one from itiopia the one from nigeria the one from tunisia the people of iman they love one another there's love well itaali to pay attention to this the believer his wala and his bara is in accordance to the person's iman a mu'min who believes in allah you can't have complete disassociation you can't you can't have complete disassociation you can't have complete disassociation there can't be baraatama there can't be complete disassociation even if it's an innovator the disassociation is in accordance to his misguidance are you with me brothers and it's in accordance to his sins that he's doing if his sins are large the disassociation is large it's big he drinks alcohol his disassociation is in accordance to the alcohol he's drinking are you with me another one lacking he's what he's not doing major sins he's doing minor sins disassociation is in accordance to that minor sin that he's doing every single person that you're disassociating or you're becoming their ally and their friend is in accordance to the iman that that person holds if the iman is strong the association is strong if the iman is low then disassociation is high are you with me brothers the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam he said anyone who finds these three in him he has tasted the sweetness of iman if you have these three things in you you have tasted the sweetness of iman anybody who loves God and his messenger anybody who loves anybody who loves Allah and his messenger over everything his love for Allah and his messenger is above everything so anything that comes everything comes, Allah and his messenger taking presidents the second one is anybody who loves a slave but he doesn't love this slave except for Allah's sake وقال اخي احبتك اعرف انك احبتك الله احبتك لا اتعافتك احبتك لا اتساعدتك لا اتساعدتك فانتراه اساعدتك لا اتساعدتك فانتراه احبتك في كل شيء لكن احبتك احبتك في الاسقب الله هذا احبتك في الاسقب الله وما يكره ان يعود في الكفري بعد انقضه الله كما يكره ان يقلا ان يلقى في الناس ومن المشاكل انه يتعب this belief just the same way he hates to be thrown into the fire if those three are found in you then you are truly upon a good path the prophet ﷺ he said the highest branches of iman is what loving for the sake of Allah and hating for the sake of and hating for the sake of Allah سبحانه وتعالى nowadays what do you find you find a people who claim دعوة اهل السنة والجماعة they claim that they are upon they are selfies that's what they will say to you their love and their hate is not based upon what is pleasing to Allah it is not to Allah it is based upon a person it is based upon a what person they'll ask you would you believe about sheikh so and so I believe I love him if he is a person if he is a person listen to this he said ابنو تيمي يسأل وليس لأحدين it is not for anybody how clear can this statement be ابنو تيمي يسأل وليس لأحدين it is not for anybody أن ينصب للؤمة شخصا to place an icon for the people an individual to make that individual an icon ابنو تيمي يسأل it is not for anybody to do this you are not allowed to bring a person and say everybody listen this person is an icon for every one of us okay يدعو إلى طريقته and he calls the people based on that person's way وَيُوَالِيْا وَيُوَعَدِيْا and he shows allegiance and love وَيُعَدِيْا and he also shows so he shows association and this association based on that person غير النبي other than the prophet the only person who is like that for us who every single body has to be in line with and based on that person I am going to love you I hate you as a prophet no one else there is no one other than that حتى you can't do that for حتى you can't do that for أي علم حتى ما بلغ من المكان however much he has reached in terms of status you can't do that is that it? no it will take me to the horizon so you can't do that for a scholar are you with me brothers وَلَا يُنَصْصِبَ لَهُمْ كَلَامًا يُوَالِيْا عَلِيْهِ وَيُعَدِيْا and you are not also allowed to take a speech are you there? a speech and you place that speech as an icon you take that speech and you make that speech something obliged by everybody غيرا كلام الله ورسوله other than the speech of Allah in his messenger it's a speech for said by a sheikh so you make every single body has to follow that speech يا أخي هذا ليس كال الله قال رسول it's not you know what I'm going to hate you for the sake of Allah then يا أخي you're not hating me for the sake of Allah you're hating me for the sake of that statement that the sheikh said are you with me brothers and sisters we have a problem this is a cancer today that we have The وَلَا وَبَرَا is based upon a what a شخص a particular sheikh and it's also based on the statement of that sheikh and that's claimed that speech is not قال الله and قال رسول and it is also not وَمَجْتَمْعَتْ عَلِيْا عَلِيْا أُمَّا and the ummah you're not in any agreement on that statement ابنو تيمس says بل هادا من فعلي أهل البداع rather this doing is the doing of the people of innovation أهل السنة don't do that the innovators are the one who do that all day comes up to you and says to your شيخ فلان said this شيخ فلان won against this person شيخ فلان said this we all have to follow I said I'm not going to follow I know what's going to happen you know what I'm telling you أخي this is not قال الله قال رسول does that make sense this is what my beloved brothers and sisters and there's no unanimous agreement on it this is not a unanimous agreement this is not a unanimous agreement بل هادا من فعلي أهل البداع that's the doing of the innovators what you're doing here is the doing of the people of innovation الذين يصيبون لهم شخصا أو كلاما يفرقون بي بين الأمة ابنو تيمس says that they place over the people a person an icon and they place over the people a speech by a scholar and they divide the people based on that الله he's like he's lived and he saw this it's like sheikh or islam ibn taimia is living today and he sees what's happening يوالون بي على ذلك الكلام أو تلك النسبة ويعادون and they show love and hate based upon that statement or that description they show love and hate on it هدو do we find that today صحيح A people say أهل السرنة some I might want against a sheikh and say فولان مفتدر you see because of the fact that I have براهين and evidences I follow some you came with the eye I view that this person is not مفتدر to me because what you're saying is not applying on this person you have no rights in any way form a sheikh show me love and hate based on that statement I said and I haven't got the rights to do it to you How dare you come to me and say Why are you doing تبدي عن فولان I like him he's my sheikh I respect him and after speaking to the علامة and consulting with the people of knowledge and looking at the matter قد تبين لي it became clear to me أن فولان من أهل البدا these are from the people of innovation you don't have any rights to force me to see أهل السرنة and I don't have the rights to force you on you to see him from أهل البدا because the مسألة أو تبدي عن اهل السرنة we said yesterday does that make sense you find the existence of both somebody is a مبتدع a person comes you say don't see him as a good person I don't see him as a good person I see him as a deviated individual I see him as a what as a deviated individual deviating the people you don't I won't force it down your throat and don't force it down my throat and don't show me hate and love based on that person why you find many are doing it some people accuse a group of being like that but they are the same as well both of the spectrums you find it rather it's very prevalent and it's very apparent on many Muslims this concept so this is something we need to be very careful of ترين شاء الله تعالى we'll stop at this 28 قواء إن شاء الله تعالى anything which I have said that was wrong or incorrect is from me إن شاء الله تعالى these messages are free from it سبحانك اللهم بحمدك أشهد أن لا إله إلا الله سبحانك اللهم بحمدك سبحانك اللهم بحمدك


Hi, please introduce yourself. Hi, I'm Suresh Tarasri. I'm the Vice President of Compute at Imagination. I look after Imagination's compute products, which includes RISC-5 CPUs, our AI technology, and our graphics compute GPU compute products, and the associated software with it. What is the RAI technology you mentioned? Yes, we have our own neural network accelerators, but we also support AI technology via GPUs, so we can run accelerator neural network workloads on GPUs as well. And here at your booth, you're showing lots of hardware around. Right here on the wall, you're talking about RISC-5. So what's the latest you have to talk about this? Sure, so we announced in late 2021 that we are developing RISC-5 CPUs.  It's an RTXM 2200. It's a real-time embedded CPU. So it's running in this FPGA right there? It's running in this FPGA here. It's connected to Imagination's IDE, which is a Visual Studio Code-based IDE, which is unique, and it's running a simple application here. So how soon is it going to be taped out and real chip? So we have a customer who has already licensed it, the first CPU. So as and when they bring the chip out, that's when we'll get our first silicon back. How powerful is it? What market is it for? So it's an embedded real-time CPU. It's an 11-stage pipeline. It's a high-performance embedded CPU for real-time applications. We are running it at 1.8GHz on a 7nm process node. So the kind of applications we are targeting are embedded, sort of helper cores, management, SoC management cores, power management cores. But the CPU can also be used for networking type of use cases, for insecure enclave implementation in a larger SoC, and anything which is to do with real-time deterministic behavior. So Imagination is famous for the GPU technology. Do you have some of the latest GPU stuff you're showing here? So we are showing a lot of partner demos around the booth. A lot of automotive partner demos, we have one with telechips here, which is actually showcasing a full, large cockpit display. Here you have kind of, because it's hardware virtualized, we can run multiple OSes. Here you are seeing a Linux running alongside an Android OS. It's running on the same SoC. Running on the same GPU, on the same SoC. Is it an ARM core? The CPU in here would be ARM CPU. But it ships design and then they use how we are, how we are imagining GPU. But things are moving around as well in the CPU side of things. So if I would take you here. We are also partnering with other RISC-5 companies with our GPU. So here we have a Star-5 board, which is a Star-5 CPU running within Imagination GPU. Star-5 is a RISC-5 CPU. So as part of our RISC-5 enablement strategy, we are enabling the ecosystem. We are working with everyone in the ecosystem to make the RISC-5 more successful. Here again we are showcasing another Alibaba's T-Head RISC-5 CPU with Imagination GPU. And it's running Android at the moment. Your GPU is a good match for the RISC-5? Yeah, we actually, in this performance range, we are actually the only GPU provider for RISC-5. And we are saying it's the GPU of choice for the RISC-5 architecture. Alright, because you have the experience making the Android stuff. And there's a lot of GPU acceleration in the whole UI. How much of a work was it to port it over to make it work on the RISC-5? No, so by default our GPUs are OS or CPU agnostic. So it wasn't a very heavy lifting to port it to RISC-5. But of course, with our own internal RISC-5 development, we have all the in-house experience of developing these use cases. So this is a real chip and a real chip. Are they on development boards, but are they on real products or not yet? So GPUs, yes. Imagination has been a GPU company for almost three decades now. So you have real products out in the market for some time. Yeah, for some time. This is a single board computer that's available now. For developers to play with. But the large quantities of real products in the world, RISC-5, is coming? It's coming. The market is moving at a very, very fast pace. RISC-5 has disrupted the status quo. And we are seeing more and more practically everybody here in the embedded world is talking about RISC-5 and how to move designs from the existing CPU providers to RISC-5. For example, when you have a UI like this, which looks a little bit like Automotive Market, how hard is it or how easy it is to port over applications to this platform compared to previous platforms? It's not hard because GPU for graphics use cases ultimately run things like OpenGL, OpenGL ES. So we support those pro and off standards. So, you know, the APIs are all standard and it's easy to port. Nice. What have you shown here in the middle? So here we have, you can think of this as a heterogeneous compute use case where we have a chip, a Renaissance R-car platform with Imagination GPU. Running alongside with our neural network accelerator on an FPGA. And in total, what we are trying to showcase here is a surround view use case where the GPU is actually doing multiple functions. It's actually rendering the car here. It's stitching the image from the multiple cameras. And then the neural network accelerator here is actually doing human detection as well on the scene. So it's all real time. You can see that camera detecting you and these ones showcasing you. Again, you can see reflections being reflected on from the camera on to the device. Just to exaggerate, I think the gold color shows it very nicely. This is actually showing reflections. We can go right in the car and actually we are now showcasing the same sort of surround view in a cockpit environment. And all this will be running on one SSC. Ultimately, yes, all of this is ready. So this is already an SSC from Renaissance, but we have hooked it up with our neural network accelerator to give that a full surround view. Here is the RZ-R. The Renaissance is one of these... Yeah, so it really sounds like an R-Car H3 platform. Alright, anything else here to both? You were talking about a lot, or there's lots of discussions about the future? Yes, lots of discussions around GPUs, GPUs for RISC-5, GPUs in automotive, and RISC-5 itself, the RISC-5 CPUs from imagination. Cool. Alright, thanks a lot. Thank you.


How many carbon dioxide molecules are needed to have 50.00 grams of carbon? So, mass of carbon, 50.00 grams of carbon. But we're looking for the number of molecules of carbon dioxide. So how would I do that? Turn this to moles. So the other thing you know about this is carbon dioxide is a carbon plus two oxygens. So you know that mole ratio there. So, carbon... Equation there. Molecules. And what else do I have to do? No. The number of molecules is what it's asking. So it's like... Yeah. Avogadro something, right? Give you the number of molecules of carbon dioxide? So you guys should be able to do that. So you're going to see more of these types of problems and less of those... And not the molecules of carbon. That's also the number of atoms of carbon. What I've done here, right? I've converted from moles of carbon to moles of carbon dioxide. So I've put that conversion there. But this type of problem? So again, there's going to be more of these types than the other ones.


Hello and welcome to MIPTV and here with Bob Cook in TA Made Simple where we make transactional analysis theory and we simplify it so everybody can understand it and learn it and on this particular episode we're looking at something called script backlash so share what that is Bob. Well in earlier TA Made Simple videos I talked about a central concept in transactional analysis language called script and that's a life plan which you learn and decide on in early childhood and you play out today. That's basically the definition of a life plan and mostly what TA Therapies do is identify this life script which people have chosen and it's not helping them, help them put a new one on the road. Okay now the concept of script backlash which Eric Byrne devised in 1968 and 69 just before he's what you say how they look on scripts is the idea that when people start changing their script which has been decided on early on in childhood usually it responds to parents and significant others and it becomes part of their identity and how they see life that if you start changing it you often will get a backlash and feel uncomfortable. So here's a clinical case for you. Okay very early client of mine and this is a two story. So I started seeing eight, nine, ten sessions and on the 12th or 13th session I asked her to do go back home look in the mirror and start finding you in a child and give you certain in a child permissions to be and to you know love yourself. So I thought that was quite a good homework and at that time certainly in the TA literature it was like giving permissions to you in a child. Anyway she didn't turn up in the next session. So in those days there was not such thing as voicemail so I was worried and anxious and anyway I decided basically to phone her up unless the voicemail because she never answered but she came to the next session so I said oh you know where were you last session because I thought we'd done really good work the week before. She said I had a terrible headache. In fact I've had a headache ever since I started doing that homework we talked to me about. Oh yes oh tell me about that you know that homework when I had to look in the mirror and say you know that I'm lovable to the child and me all I could see when I looked in the mirror was my mother.  Ah so she skipped the adult and gone into the little parent. Yeah so I said where was the headache you know and she pointed to the left side of her head I said oh right she said yes every time I did something bad my mother used to hit me so script backlash when she started to do something against the script that her mother had laid down for her she got a backlash that's the term. We often find that as people start to change what they've often been programmed to do especially by significant others in their childhood. If they start to change it and put a new show on the live they often feel more uncomfortable and rubber band back to childhood. Isn't that interesting isn't that isn't that interesting you know and there's not you know there's also I'm guessing some kind of transference in there because if she's experiencing what her mother did she's actually kind of she's kind of actually living in a bit of a transference there isn't she. She's gone back to an earlier time where she was you know in relationship with her mother and her mother in this scenario was telling her off for to be bad and actually hitting her for actually braking and seeing herself as special. Now it's very very common worry that when people start changing they actually hit resistance to change because actually they would have changed if they could have changed easily wouldn't they. So what happens is as they start to change their script or things about them you know like expressing emotions for example men particularly. They will often feel resistance to that and that is called script backlash and they often feel uncomfortable and psychotherapy might go back a stage to go forward. How interesting and how does the therapist support script backlash what kind of interventions would you or did you put in to support this uncomfortable kind of dissonance the client was having. Well the first step is you believe them. In other words you stay congruent in the relationship and you may even say sorry by the way that wasn't my intention. I didn't mean to invite you back to an earlier stage. Let's talk about this and let's start examining the script and help her understand her story. And here's a very crucial thing is that you stay with her in therapy and you need to eventually be larger than the actual original parent. There was a protection. Yes it needs to be a bodyguard almost. That's a very good and really like that. That's the first time I've heard that term but absolutely that's a fantastic term.  How interesting. That's a really good term for this. Yes yes. That was a positive bodyguard and stands in between the interjected parent and the inner child. It's interesting I'm sure a lot of therapists do that no matter what modality they're in. Because you know sometimes it feels as a therapist myself that you're literally in this kind of battle between the abuser or the parent. And the client's in the middle and it's almost like your intervention and their transference is colliding. Eric Byrne talked about giving permissions. Yes. Now I agree with him however you really need to analyse the script, the life plan, the early childhood dramas and know the person really before you I think give out permissions. Because if you don't know them and you don't understand the script you could be actually inviting them to do things which actually are inflammatory to the earlier parent or abuser even. For anybody who's watching who's not a therapist that I think is a universal kind of idiom really. Because what you're doing is you're really understanding the client and really understanding where the client's coming from and their history and where they are building that relationship before you're putting any form of intervention in. Because you need to know you don't want to retraumatise them which is effectively what happens. And what I did and I was a way back in my early history and I'd only seen it for about 10, 11 sessions and no way was the relationship formed. If I go back in the middle 80s and relational psychotherapy wasn't really explored even as a term and I had not seen it long enough. I hadn't got the relationship formed properly. I hadn't certainly hadn't analysed a script. I certainly didn't know very well and I was giving up permission as a woolly in Italy to do things via homework without knowing the intracyclic consequences. Of course intracyclic means the understanding and the living with self. That's what it means isn't it? I think that's fascinating and I think my big takeaway from this Bob is as a therapist don't act in haste. Patient wait for the process to unfold, wait for the client to unfold and then you can really understand the client and also make sure the relationship is strong enough. People have spoken about it, clarked and spoke about the repetitive relationship and this idea that you're building that therapeutic relationship and at some level you're...  I like the term bodyguards and I think it's an idealised bodyguard. That's the important thing and necessarily so. Now cohort in self-psychology when you talk about idealised transplants what he's riveted talking about is protection. Yes. And I think a positive bodyguard that is providing protection is a wonderful metaphor for change, helping the client change in a protective way. All goes back to our early life experiences, how children run to an adult who offers them hopefully protection but also a kind of adult from an adult perspective. I really like what you're saying about across different modalities hopefully the therapist or counsellor. You know, not only has language to understand what they're doing but actually will think about building a relationship, building up understanding a script and not making interventions before they really understand the person in front of them. Yeah and it just links into something else Bob. You know when you see clients that have had abusive histories sometimes they test you out to see if you're tough enough. That's absolutely right, that you're big enough parent to stand up to the abuser. Yeah, that you're big enough, strong enough and that you won't buckle because effectively what they're looking for is they're channeling that person from their history through them to you and they're making sure that the person who ran over them won't run over you. Absolutely. So it's a very important concept to think about. Yeah, and of course it links into what we always talk about at the end of these metaphysicals about self care, about own personal therapy, about having good supervision, about understanding the nature of trauma and of you. All those kind of things that without that you really could get well and truly trampled across. Oh, without that, well said, I agree with that. Well, there we go, it's script backlash. We've extended that a bit with a few other bits of information. I hope that's been really useful for you. Remember this video is part of a playlist. So if you want to watch the entire range from ego stage, which is the very beginning, the structural model, right through to this, you click on the playlist. You'll find all the videos and you can literally teach yourself to some level TA. Yeah, the 101 there. Yeah, the 101 there. So it's always Bob Cook. Thank you very much. Thank you.