Hey guys Ken Ross here. I'm a business consultant that specializes in reducing costs for businesses by looking at their essential expenses But today I got something a little different for you. I am actually on location. We are going to go into One of my favorite flower shops of all time blooming gardens. Let's let's get it I'm excited to learn from the best You are in luck because we we get these handy-dandy little things we call drop-in bouquets Okay, and we get these for holidays only We cut the rubber band And then I gave you clippers and then we cut the stems and give it about a two-inch cut for this particular vase And you want to make sure that even the shorter stems get a cut too. So you just you just you just let it let it fly That is the beauty of working in the flower shop Okay Kind of fluff it and let the Greens all fluff out so that it gives you a nice Okay like that Kind of like that, but you have to fluff it a little bit more. Okay, so it makes it nice and full. Okay Then we'll add a little bit more Just so that it gives it a little more shape and a little bit form So what we do is we'll take the lower leaves off We'll cut it not too terribly short But we add a couple of pieces in the middle We can use the clippers or you can use the knife some people are afraid of the knife So that's okay. Clip it. Is it at an angle or at an angle preferably? And the purpose of the angle cut is to keep your green your stem Opening at a wider amount So if you do a flat cut Then you just got that little bit of surface for the water to come through if you cut it at an angle Then that's more of a surface for your water to come in. Okay. Yeah, bigger surface area better better for the plant You can get more water to it. That's cool So the only thing is is don't cut the stems too short. Oh, okay, just and at an angle Yeah, even with the clippers you can cut them at an angle and you don't have to turn it upside down Okay, well, yeah, I guess I'm Using awkward motions. Yeah, I have my own way of doing things sometimes. I don't know. Okay. All right. Well, this is cool So um and sometimes we'll keep the lower pieces and use them in smaller arrangements Sometimes we don't do it. Just it depends on what's going on at the time and then it's on a turntable here Do you like to spin it? I find it easy to work with the lazy Susan Because then you can see all the sides Okay, and then you can make some adjustments Adjustments as you're working it. Okay. All right. So what you did the whole thing to accomplish it is to have Some coming around the outside to give you a framework and then in the top some of the longer pieces in the top To give you some height. Okay, and more of a framework With in height with the height. That's what we're looking for. Okay, so So that gives you a collar I call it Underneath to just frame up your flowers There's really no science to it. Just kind of kind of look there's a little bit of science to it I mean you want it to be balanced You want it to not go wonky on one side and not the other And you don't want it to be everything really tall or everything really short And you'll see leaves and trash in the water, but what happens is when we finish We take the flowers in hand pull it all out and change the base Fresh water with food In the base, okay So then that way they go out pretty and you don't have any trash in there because some of the greens and some of Flowers have trash Right, so if you kind of like it looks ugly and the customer will complain, right? And you're kind of like cleaning them a little bit to exactly so that you don't have I think some people will take the Under the water and rinse them off because if you can see yes, there's fur on it Yeah, but that's just an actual state of the block the leaves. Okay. It's how they grow Barbie 69 Sorry, are you 69? I don't know We're gonna work with red roses. All right, so this is a bundle of 25. Okay, that's how they come packed It doesn't look like 25 Because what they do is when they grade them at the farm they'll put Longer stems towards the top and the shorter stems and below the way all 60 centimeters, but they are layer for Convenience and for shape. Oh, okay.  Absolutely but because you kind of have an even amount of each size you take Six of the short ones and six the long ones for each dozen roses you make And this is my favorite part. I get to throw trash on the floor Okay, and then you said the there's 25 so there's so would that be there an extra one There's always one extra one. I think just in case you have a broken head I'm not sure the whole science between why they do 25 But I think a lot of it is just so that if something breaks, then you've got something to replace it Yeah, or that one that extra one could be just for you So that's what we've got is we've got those so okay show you so we go through and we'll take the 12 These are mine, okay, those are yours Plus the one extra plus the one so you take your four short I mean you're six short and you're six long and lay them out and the easiest way to do it is put your Shorts all together and your mom's all together so that you are okay with that. You've you've got them separated Okay, so I think these are the short ones. I got Three seven there and six here, so that's good because I have the extra okay You've got the extra one so you want to take that extra and put it to the side for now, okay, so that you don't get it confused I'll put that one over here and you don't end up putting it in there And then they end up with 13 roses and God forbid there's somebody that's superstitious and they have 13 and then they get upset Okay, all right, so I got my short ones over here my long ones over here So what you start with is you'll take your take your short one short ones first And you want to pull those ugly guard pedals off Check to see if you've got any thorns on there Because you don't want to put thorns in there if you put thorns in with this You know the greens up and then it'll make more trash in your face Okay, so you don't want to do that and it breaks so you want to pull them off and You want to try and keep it as clean as you can because sometimes they they come through and you have to leave a little bit of residue and it Then if you have any broken leaves on that step you want to clean those off too because then that looks ugly too Okay, so you're sending out a thing of beauty so you want to make sure it's beautiful, right? All these details really do matter do matter when it comes to the appearance of what you're doing here You make a nice bouquet. You don't want and yeah, you can lay it off drop it on the floor. It's fine. Yeah, no I've gotten that part. I've got things like this leaf is kind of funky and everything else Just pull it off. Okay, and pull it off at the step because then that way that could break and then it makes it messy All right, so I got the I think I got the hang of this part Okay, so on that note then you you got your your staff here Creating your tick tock tick tock tick tock. You're definitely evolved over the many years here at Blooming Gardens Can you tell me a little bit about how I know we've talked about this before? Covid has affected your business in the past but it's more recently even within like the last six months You were telling me about finding people to do this this craft and what that entails It's it's challenging trying to find employees and staffers to be able to do the work and help us out We've been advertising for six months trying to find help Whether people have the talent and choose not to use it or they're all going out on into business on their own I don't know but it's a From everything I hear with all of the different florist boards that I'm on It's not uncommon. It's across the country Nobody can find So country-wide you're saying there is a a pandemic of sorts of experience floors That's definitely kind of like the new pandemic People talk about that even in different other industries too, and that's that's that's been the trend So it's been it's been a real challenge trying to get help and unfortunately or fortunately I have learned to say no to things As I keep saying in all the meetings If it's all the day get your order in early because I may have to tell you no and and that has happened quite a bit Is I have had to say no to regular customers to new customers because I just can't get all the work completed Without killing myself and killing my staff. Absolutely. Yeah, definitely and we've got to be able to get the work done and I don't want to Cause a problem with the quality of work because I can't get it physically done. Yeah, well, that's truly important I'm glad that you recognize that because I think a lot of business owners They've been forced even to just shut down because they're like I can't handle the work. I don't want to do this It's not fun anymore or not passionate about it because of the stress It's stressful and and if I want to take time off. I have to close up And which I have done Because I have breaks things I want to do. I've got things I have to do so I need to break I close up I just make sure that it's a weekend where I don't have anything that is urgent Okay, so that I work with my customers and help them out All right. Well, I'm catching up here. I got like three more here. I'm trying you're the you're the pro While Okay, so I'm going to change them for others To have make sure that I have what I want from my customers. Okay So and how do you make that determination? Is it really just kind of like the look of it? It's visual. Okay It's strictly visual. Okay So I've got One two three four that I'm not real happy with them So we trade those four out and replace them with others They may be fine in a Wrapped bouquet or a mixed arrangement, but in something that is the rose is the focal flower I've got to make sure that each one of the roses is a perfect rose Well, you may have to make that determination for me when it comes to this here I'm doing my best here. I kind of look for that beauty in the beast look You know, I know that's a popular movie that has a rose and it's just one single rose single rose But that's what I'm looking for I guess in some sense, but I don't know It felt like that one there. Yeah That one looks like it could probably Have a better one in its place. Yeah Okay, all right, so we would we would swap that out for the the extra one over here. Then I got this one If you look at it, if it's the same one rose then that would work. Oh, okay No, that one that one's the short one. This is another one so that we can trade that one out. Okay. All right. Let's try that All right. Oh, yeah that that I could definitely tell you can see the difference. There's a grade to each one you could you could probably Scale each one on a one to five type of thing or something and okay Oh, I don't know. There's this pedal there like that. Is that how that works? Yeah, you're just cleaning up and make it pretty And then the leaves like they look nice. Okay. All right. Okay. You set with that. All right. I think I'm good All right. So then what's next the next thing is what we do and what I do and I find it easier for me and for people When I'm teaching them is I'll take and I'll do the lower level first So I'll take my short roses first and sometimes what I'll do is I'll just set them so that they're all the same length And then I will cut them all together And you don't have to do it I find it easy and it easy for a lot of people to Follow me is I'll take and I'll cut them all the same length And I'll take them and put them in the vase equal distance around And that's part of the reason why I use the turntable Because it allows me to do that And then how much how much are we going to take off at the bottom? We're going to take off about Maybe a half inch. Okay. So not very much and then you cut it at an angle I'm going to try to Try to Fire them this way instead of it doesn't matter why you get stems flying rubber bands flying all kinds of stuff all the time All right So got them all the same length and then I just stick them in around the outside equal distance around This one's a little bit closer I'm a perfectionist at heart. So I'm sure this is there's probably a better science to this At some point I would I would change my process. I'm sure Okay I want you you do it often enough you develop a rhythm to it. Yeah It's like that. Yeah, not bad. Not bad. Okay. Not bad for my first try. Yeah. Yeah, okay So this one's mine And that one's yours And uh, just spin it around just a little bit like that. It looks it looks good for uh, for college trial there So then what we do we have this fantastic stuff. It's called leaf showing. Okay. It's I call it hairspray for the flowers It's not really what it does is it The flowers all come in with a little bit of water Um, you know, you get you get the mineral residue on your house and on things at home You get the same thing on the on the flowers and on the leaves So it just it shines them up. Yeah shines them off It's it's the finisher Gives it that nice Nice fresh look even right. I love it. So that's what you do Before I was rudely interrupted by my battery. I'm sure we missed some of it, but In general we got it all Sorted out here. We got the the five in the middle the longer stem and then the six On the outside with the one in the center there. That's pretty cool. And then you sprayed it, right? And I think I got that part and now we're going to add you said wax flower This is called wax flower. It's it's on the same ideas baby's breath But I like it better. It's a little bit more upscale. Okay, and it's just it's an accent That's all it is is it's an accent and again, you can you can use baby's breath or any other types of things Are there other often have it? Are there other things people use? There are other things too There's lots of stuff. So you just kind of add it in in different places kind of Disperse it around again. You want to keep your garbage off of the stem. So you want to clean your stems up and you just kind of Add it in in different places in the middle Okay, so that it dresses up your flowers a little bit Is that in between? In between Okay And if you've got little pieces of it, you can keep them for something else a smaller flower arrangement We try not to throw away too much. You don't really like to have too much trash Because as somebody who worked for me at one time said every flower is money Flowers equal money, right? Every flower they all cost money. Yeah, so Sort of like time is money time is money too So, I mean we'll have little pieces like these these we can use for other things when we have a small vase arrangement or something short Yeah, I see you got got a little container here on the side What we call trash containers so you can make a little trash arrangement out of it Okay, I think I've got a few in here. I need probably one right there Take one like that So I think mine is is pretty well done. I might need one or two more somewhere Right maybe right there Actually you got let's see Do and what you can do is you can move them around so that it just forces it a little bit better. Yeah So, okay Let's give you another piece for right down in the center. So don't cut too much off of it That looks perfect. Okay. So all righty. There we are. Is that that's pretty much it and then you got to take it take it out Right. What we do is we'll go ahead and get fresh vases. Okay, and and you don't have to do it that way But it's easier sometimes we'll come up with water and put a sort of flour food in And then we will take those were great roses the whole piece Without the base and drop it in a new vase Okay So it's literally the same it's the same vase too. Like it's nothing different. So you just lift it out Gently lift it out. You want to pull some of that trash that might get caught in the stems Off so it doesn't trash your water and then just drop it in the new vase See the difference in the in the water. Yeah, I definitely see the difference there.  Oh, I don't know. I don't know about that I think I want to leave that to the extra. I think that's that's the touch right there. I know Takes probably a little more Dress it up with just a little bit of a bow And it makes a pretty gift presentation. Now do you use different colors of bows then? Depends on what you're using for flowers So we actually try to match it. I don't really want to put a pink bow with red roses necessarily But um, we'll we try to match it out depending on what the occasion is or if the customer has a request Sometimes they have a request. Yeah, so match the bow to the roses unless unless otherwise, uh You know requested or or maybe even a thought like I could see maybe even like on the fourth of july You have the red roses with a blue bow or white. Yeah, do red white blue. That would be cool. But um, but yeah, that's that's awesome Okay, and we keep leftover stems that You know, we didn't throw away and use them for stick to put the bow in the arrangement because otherwise it's just kind of float freely Okay goes right in there like that Finish it off and then For marketing purposes, we put a blooming garden sticker on it Yeah so awesome Well, I I really I really enjoyed that this has been quite an experience to know kind of how things work when it comes to Flower arrangements the different aspects of it. This is this has been wonderful Thank you


Welcome to the Thargoid Report, I'm Commander Burr. This is a weekly breakdown of the ongoing conflict with the Thargoids and a guide to how you can easily get involved and make a difference. If you find this information useful and enjoy our content then do give the video a thumbs up and hit the subscribe button to make sure you see all our future videos. It's been a weirder than usual week this week. As we anticipated last week, the last of the damaged stations in the witch head sector was brought online and again, as we suspected last week, something new emerged. Late last week, commanders started encountering a previously unseen variant of the Thargoid interceptor around Professor Palin's old digs in the Maya system. AX scans revealed the five-hearted fiend to be called the Orthrus variant. And initial encounters were just met with the Thargoid accelerating away from the deserted base, going straight up and waking away. The new vessel was going so fast that interacting with it before it waked away was extremely difficult. However, humans are resourceful, ingenious, problem solving, highly evolved primates who are able to use our large brains, dexterous fingers and opposable thumbs to solve the most complex of issues. And then of course sometimes we just ram stuff and then sit on it so it can't get away. One such tactic proved extremely effective when investigating this new apparent threat and a tissue sample was taken that returned a basilisk flavoured result. The usual variant specific iconography that accompanies a Thargoid scan showed a version in the usual vein but this graphic had the word no stamped across it in very clear and undeniably human lettering. When the sub-targets on the ship were investigated they did show unknown drives but it also showed a regular power distributor, shield generator, power plant and frame shift drive. Attacks on the ship went unchallenged and Thargoid scouts were witnessed on multiple occasions firing on the mysterious vessel. The elitosphere went nuts. The rumour and speculation express was leaving the station and headed full steam into tinfoil valley. Was this a new breed of Thargoid? Had Palin been playing reanimator and managed to build himself some sort of horrific human Thargoid hybrid, a Thargonstein, a Francongoid? And then Tadochip happened. The very next morning after all this kicked off the Burr household awoke to see a video of not only the first kill of the new variant but it was a solo kill. Commander Tadochip had screamed out of orbital crews in an AX-kitted crate, rammed into the escaping autherus and held it on the ground while continually shooting at it at point blank range, skillfully working his way round the hearts while simultaneously stopping the nightmare fuelled danger daffodil from leaving the ground. It didn't fight back, it just moved and then made explosion noises without actually exploding or dropping anything. Clearly, this was meant to be a scripted encounter and we were never meant to be able to interact with it on a serious degree let alone hold it on the ground and punch it to death. Without putting too fine a point on it, it wasn't working as intended, not by a long shot. So what's going on here? I'd like to believe that there is something like a Palin built Frankengoid going on. I really would. I'd like to believe that the human lettering on the graphics and the human-esque components, different cockpit design and even a human looking face on the front of the Goidenstine all point to an intriguing twist in the plot but until we know for sure that the encounter is working as intended and we're only seeing what we're supposed to be seeing and not what was accidentally left behind in the development process, I don't think we can call it either way. The no on the graphic could mean non-organic. It could be an instruction written in English, no, don't shoot. Or it could be a developer leftover, no, don't use this one. You see, as soon as the Frankengoid was killed, Frontier appeared to pull the encounter. It's no longer in the game as we record this. I look forward to its inevitable return but until we know that everything in the encounter is working as intended and we're seeing what we're supposed to be seeing then all other evidence has to be treated with caution until it can be re-evaluated. Maybe a new interstellar initiative will give us more on this clearly still developing story. Until then, there's been no change in the Thargoid activity from last week. Operation IDA are still repairing disabled stations in the bubble.  There's a ton of work to do. They could use your cargo hold. You'll find links below to Discord servers for the AXI, the Hive and the Hand. If you're looking to wing up with other AX commanders, those guys can direct you to existing Thargoid encounters and teach you the best tactics for splatting bugs. Remember, wherever you go, commanders, pick your fights with care. That's it for now. Thank you so much for watching. You can also find us on Twitter, Patreon, Discord and Instagram. Links to all those are in the description below and we'll be back later this week with more videos. Until then, O7 commanders, may all your hyperdictions be brief and don't let the horror weeds give you nightmares. We very much look forward to seeing you next time.


You see, this is something that the Baltimore Ravens really never do. They don't want any parts of it. They don't want to be associated or affiliated with it whatsoever. And that thing is cutting draft picks. Ravens love their draft picks. They covet their draft picks. They admire those draft picks. And we continue to hear Eric Dacosta always say around draft time, hey, I want even more draft picks. But this year, they had a select amount of draft picks and they drafted their guys, but now one of them has been cutting. At the cornerback position, the Ravens were deep, but at the same time, they weren't really quality deep. They had a lot of question marks and still have some question marks at the cornerback position. Marlon Humphrey, they of course had him, Rocky Seen was expected to be that number two guy and they were still trying to figure out that number three role. But in the meantime, in the meanwhile, they drafted Caillou Blue Kelly. They drafted him in the fifth round this year. And throughout training camp, we had heard about him struggling a little bit, but I was like, oh, we're not worried about that. This training camp, it's not a big deal. But then in the preseason, we saw him struggle big time and it was like, oh, this is rough, but he's a rookie. He's a fifth round rookie. So you got to have realistic expectations with a fifth round rookie at the cornerback position, probably one of the, if not the hardest position to play, especially on defense. So let's, let's tempo our expectations with the young rookie, but the Ravens were like, no, we not tempering anything because they cut them. They released them, they waived them. So that put Caillou Blue Kelly on the waiver wire. So that means any team could put in a claim for Caillou Blue Kelly. And that's exactly what happened. The Seattle Seahawks, they claim Caillou Blue Kelly and now Seattle, as long as he remains on the roster until then, that just made that Seattle Seahawks and Baltimore Ravens game just a little bit more interesting. But with Caillou Blue Kelly, you got to think that the Baltimore Ravens, they've obviously been seeing him in practice. They've been seeing him in training camp or whatnot. So you gotta feel like they felt some type of way about Caillou Blue Kelly and they may have seen his struggles because they took the risk. We don't know if they wanted to bring him back and put him on a practice squad. We just, I don't know that. Maybe they did, maybe they didn't, I don't know. But they did feel comfortable enough to let him hit the waiver wire. So let them possibly go to another team. They were comfortable enough to take that risk. So they obviously did not value him like that.  I come through and it just, it didn't work out. And you know, this is something that the Ravens just they do not like doing at all. But then if my guy, Kevin Ostryker, he brought out a very, very interesting point about the Baltimore Ravens, specifically Eric DeCosta and specifically the Ravens fifth round draft picks. Y'all have a listen. My guy, Kevin Ostryker said, Eric DeCosta has a solid drafting record, but the fifth round has been a nightmare zone. So he then went and talked about the fifth round picks under Eric DeCosta. Eric DeCosta has been Ravens general manager since the 2019 season. So here we go. In 2019, his fifth round pick was Dalen Mack and he played in a total of one game for the Baltimore Ravens. In 2021, his fifth round pick was Sean Wade. He played in a total of zero games for the Baltimore Ravens. And also in 2021, another fifth round pick was Dalen Hayes. He played in a total of one game for the Baltimore Ravens. In 2021 as well, he had another fifth round pick that was Ben Mason. He played in a total of zero games for the Baltimore Ravens. In 2023, he drafted Caillou Blue Kelly and he played in a total of zero games for the Baltimore Ravens. Now, this year, obviously the year hasn't started yet. So that number is a bit skewed, but it's not looking like he's gonna play any games for the Baltimore Ravens. Crazier things have happened. We never know, he could be released from the Seahawks and Ravens could bring him back, but that's to be determined. So, Eric Dacosta in the fifth round. That's pretty scary. And that's like extremely scary. Like my god, Kevin Ostraca said, it's just been a nightmare zone, a nightmare zone. But hey, not all bad though, because he said the only exception has been Broderick Washington, who he drafted in the 2020 draft and he's played in 39 games. And he just got that nice contract extension. So it's looking like he's gonna be replacing Calais Campbell in his role a bit. So we'll see how that goes. But yeah, Caillou Blue Kelly is a Raven no more. Now, what's interesting about these Baltimore Ravens, especially recently, cutting draft picks is something that they just, they don't like doing. They hardly ever do it. They never wanna do it. They just, this is a forbidden zone for them. But recently, it seems like they've been sort of putting their foot in this area a lot. Well, not a lot, but a lot more than they normally would. Because this year, they cut Caillou Blue Kelly fifth round pick. Last year, they had 11 picks. Ooh, that's a lot of picks. And they used all 11 picks. They drafted 11 players and I was like, wow.  They cut him too. And he ended up going to the Broncos and he unfortunately was just released just yesterday. Then we go to 2021. And he just talked about it. Yeah, he drafted Rashad Babin, Adafir Wade, Cleveland, Stevens, Wallace, and that was Sean Wade, Daylan Hayes and Ben Mason. So all the fifth round picks, the last three picks of that draft all ended up getting cut. Well, Sean Wade got traded, but they're all gone. So it's been, it's been something. It's been something and Eric DeCosta, this lets us know a couple of things about Eric DeCosta. Good and bad, I guess, because good in a sense, not necessarily for the player, but I guess for the team for Eric DeCosta, I guess he's looking at it like, look, I'm not gonna waste time if I feel like, and Pussy is tricky because they're rookies.  Things take time, not even in just a couple of months, not even just a year, not even just a couple of years. Sometimes it takes two, three years for these rookies to get it. It takes time for players to develop. But Eric DeCosta gets for him, he's like, you know what, my patience is short. And with these guys, it's been extremely short. And obviously every situation is different, not every situation is the same. Maybe it's because of the roster and a lack of flexibility in certain roster spots. That could be it. Maybe it's just that he feels like those rookies, they won't be able to contribute. But then you think about it like, if it is that they can't contribute, why did you draft them in the first place? And again, it's a very, very tricky situation. Because again, not every single pick is the same. When we go down this list of those draft picks, we think about it. Caillou Blue-Kelly, they drafted him. They needed some more depth that corner. They had Marlon Humphrey. They hadn't signed Rocky Scenia. They had Pepe Williams. They had Jalen Alma Davis. Both of those two have been dealing with injuries. And it's like, all right, Caillou Blue-Kelly, he could be a depth guy. He doesn't have to be a starter. So there's no pressure on him. You can bring him in, develop him, and that could be straight. But it didn't happen. Then you go last year, Tyler Bady. Tyler Bady running back, he can be a return man. You got J.K. Dobbins coming back from injury. You got Gus Edwards coming back from injury. You got Justice Hill coming back from injury. You got all these guys that were hurt. So Tyler Bady, he can come in and maybe be the cleanup guy. We expect those guys to come back and be healthy. But just in case we got Tyler Bady, nope, didn't end up working himself out. Then Sean Wade, of course, would always need more quality corner depth with Dalyne Hayes, past Russia. Dalyne Dip Hayes, that's what we called him. Because in the pre-season, he looked really good. And we're thinking, all right, Dalyne Dip Hayes, he's gonna be doing some stuff, but injuries happen and it just never worked out. Ravens cut their ties. Ben Mason, when they drafted Ben Mason, I was thinking, oh, well, I guess Pat Ricard may be on his way out. They drafted a fullback that could move a little bit. They drafted a fullback that can catch. And Patrick Ricard, he can catch too. But I was thinking, all right, I guess they getting ready to move on from him. But they didn't. They didn't. And when you think about it, it's like they drafted a fullback. Fullback, you don't gotta draft fullbacks, but they drafted a fullback. And they ended up cutting them. So it's like with the Baltimore Ravens, everybody got their own story. Each of these draft picks have their own story. And each of these draft picks have something that I feel like we all expected them to turn into. We all expected them to blossom into eventually, not necessarily right away, but eventually, but it just, it didn't end up working out for whatever the reasons were. So we'll see what happens in the future. We'll be extra, extra paying attention to Eric Dacosta and his fifth round draft picks. That seems to be the danger zone right there. Maybe you need to just trade all of them. Trade all them fifth round. That's probably why he used to trade all them fifth round picks. Remember, for Marcus Peters, traded for fifth round pick. For Calais Campbell, traded fifth round picks. So maybe that's why he been getting rid of them because he like, you know what? I don't know what to do with these things. So let me part ways with these fifth round picks so I can use them for better resources. So Eric Dacosta, you trade them fifth round picks away. Get rid of them, because we don't need you drafting in the fifth round no more, my friend. We don't need you doing it. Just go ahead and trade them away for equality playing them. Ravens will be A-O-K, but team keeping clean. I love y'all, I appreciate y'all. Hey, don't forget to subscribe to the channel, turn your notifications on so you don't miss anything. I love y'all, I appreciate y'all. And just unfortunately, like Caillou Blue Kelly is when it comes to being a Baltimore Raven, we out.