I encourage you to watch this video to the end because we're just this video is gonna be all about us Okay, I'm just gonna say it's just gonna be about the big transformation that we've made in ourselves In the past two years But because like the people we are now is not at all who we used to be we've made a massive 180 180 completely 180. Yes transformation.  Can I say something? Yes, go.    Yeah, and anyone can become that person Yeah, that's one of the messages. We're trying to spread is like Okay, let's go down. Let's go down. Let's go down.  I'm gonna set the camera down. Yeah All right, so We're gonna do this thing Okay, now we're down here with our Mason jars of water So I want to buy I want to start by saying Yeah, this is gonna be a video about us So you get to know kind of us and what we've been through past like two years. Can I interrupt real quick? No, I'll let you okay. I just want to say like All are all the opinions that we have and that anyone else has you get your opinions based on your personal experiences So all the shit that we like preach in our videos and everything we're all about it's all based on things that we've experienced and So we're gonna talk a little bit about that And I want to say we're gonna talk about the change that we've had in our life and What I used to be like if we've not talked much about like our own personal transformation for the longest time This was embarrassing for me to talk about also This is not just like this is not just an online business and money. It's really has nothing to do with that It's just as a whole all these things They can stem from one place, but they transcend into like every part of your life And we'll talk more about yeah, that's because forever It's been really hard for me to talk about because it's been like embarrassing or those weakness and all that shit Right nice.  So should we start with our high school?   Yeah, admit, you know And and also I was never bullied or anything.     I was onto a certain point.  So after high school. No, this was in Denmark the picture so after high school Yeah, after high school. So right after high school boom right there and 19 years old So what that is just the look of a real life desperate virgin That's what it was straight up like self-conscious No self-esteem.  That's what it was But let's go back to the high school. Who are you?  Yeah more or less And had some friends Moving on oh, yeah at one for this is nothing people don't know about us Then we both put on a lot of weight now It's not just because we got lazy fucks, but you want to get big but we've both lost over 50 pounds, right? Is that over 50 and we don't have any photos from we literally fucking don't I think I mean I think it's cuz I just didn't want there ever to be photos taken of me So there was I just know I run away. Don't take a picture of me, please. I'm gross Yeah, and 205 pounds Yeah max out it so a lot of people to like experience like or get motivated to actually change you have to like bottom out So I'll talk about my bottoming out experience. It was I forget 2014 or something Yeah, when I was like 205 pounds. I was just bulking hard. So it's not like it was I was going to the gym It was on purpose. It wasn't stuff in our face.  Yeah, so then there was just a point I was living in Denmark and this is the one time in our lives that me and Rasmus have ever been a part ever in our Lives so it's just two months stretch We went home to New Jersey because you like knee problems. So you were rehabbing at home I stayed in Denmark living in our apartment. So the one time you're you're without me you bought them out.  Yeah, but be it beat up my own did do a lot Yeah, I'd know it to hold me accountable. Yeah, I just do whatever I wanted and that would have been different So we were living apart in Denmark. Our parents were paying for the rent because like I just we weren't good enough to even be able to Support ourselves.  We just like didn't show up and didn't tell it just that yeah goes to them Yeah, you know and then we never heard back like oh, yeah, and then Eventually I did they send us messages. We didn't reply and I mentioned like yeah, okay guys Yeah, but like so at that point we at that point we did not even know The online business world we had no idea any of this shit existed at that time I didn't even think about tomorrow. I didn't think about the future at all.  I don't know I just wouldn't that that question wouldn't even be asked and I wouldn't even answer it in my head Remember this that situation that mindset is what most people in society have so I mean we were just regular people In that sense. So I want to talk about my bottoming out I was alone in Denmark in my apartment and what happened.  It's like a 100 hour long episodes. Yeah 100 hour long episodes 100 hour long. Yes.  That was my whole life But then after around like 20 ish days It kind of just I was then I had a realization like wow.  I I'm literally nothing So do you know I'm literally nothing I at that point I had quit or stopped going to all my part-time jobs and at one point we had to sell the PlayStation To get money because That's like get a bus ticket to the airport or something like that Something like that But we're too embarrassed to tell our parents that we need money because they were already paying for our rent Yeah, all we had to do was like pay for food and we couldn't do that So that went there. We were 19 put on weight Had that bothering it out and then I was supposed to go to University in Denmark and you were gonna go in like New Jersey or something some like some like that But then I ended up come home to New Jersey for For a vacation and then I decided that you were going to community college. I decided, okay I'm gonna do the same thing We'll get to that after well, I was gonna ask so I'm getting high all the time shit So I didn't have that experience, but I think if I was there with you, I would have just done the same thing because we're sort of together already going down that path But then do you know was there anything in particular? I made you back. Okay.    Yeah, you know If our parents watch this video, they have no idea about any of this I don't know we've ever maybe when you ran out of weed is that possible? Maybe that's that might be when I stopped.  Yeah, this was four years ago three four years ago.  They don't know Publish especially not publishing. They don't even know entrepreneurship online business the power of the internet Yeah, but it's just like the only thing in their head is like, okay, which job do I choose?  I already just like that. I want that Yeah, it's a natural emotion for young guys to experience So we felt that way and we decided put it all in the school So our goal was let's be let's get at least bees in every class. Okay, so I'll go I'll go right even I'll go quickly through this process But let me say rude even if we hadn't if we hadn't found online business But still had had that like fire and motivation that we had We probably just would have gotten into what like the highest paying job or something like that, you know, right?       Yeah So so from personal experience, that's what we experienced. That was what Sparked it and we're gonna put into school first goal all bees first semester.   Yeah, and like I remember so many ever so many people out there Washing it experience the same thing everyone thinks you you can't achieve anything You can't do anything that you're dumb.  Yeah So I want to say yeah, I remember a dad in particular Mm-hmm a certain conversation one night. Yeah, or he was basically like guys you like you can't do this basically Yeah, basically what he was kind of saying is like you can't just think that you're gonna achieve all these things and then achieve it It actually takes something special and different. Do you kind of know what I mean? Yeah, I know I'm like mom dad look at him look at Stefan James. I want to be like him I'll be like him that came later on that exact. I know what time you're talking, right? Yeah, that's not a conversation, but then first semester all A's sex second semester We're like, okay. We got all A's like now.  I know it was only one semester So like it wasn't like Genuine belief wasn't 100% there, but it was a massive first step It got stronger every semester then second semester one of my past videos where we talked about the micro wins Yeah, this is our this is how everything changed for us our micro win Sequence of micro wins then second semester it was get all A's except for anatomy bio 101 because We were known to be the hardest class in the entire school Yeah, so they're all right A's and everything but B and anatomy and then we achieved our goals because teachers told us like yeah No, and no one. Yeah, the counselor said they said like over 50% of people drop out Drop out before the end. They're like, okay fine. If we get to be that would be impressive So second semester we both got all A's all A's Even anatomy so just because we're working really hard. Yeah, it wasn't just I think I am we worked very hard so naturally discipline thing that's in our DNA or something but Natural, I feel like I am pretty smart, right now. I think that yeah now I'm not definitely. Oh, I was thoroughly convinced.   They just have to find it.    We had a lot of confidence in our school abilities We're like, all right now. We're taking anatomy to which was the next level anatomy class Like all right, we're gonna get a's in everything third semester everything.  No confidence and not going to social life But it's just about my ability to achieve things like that's something else Yeah, and that's that comes up part of our second transformation. Yeah, right. So this is really the first one I said I've had two in my life, right when we're talking about now is the first one Yeah, yeah, which is be believing in your ability to achieve things So then I started I had it gave me very high self-esteem, but not self-confidence. Yeah I thought highly of myself. I couldn't I didn't show it.  We're really good at school We can do other things.  So we just did research online I'm gonna streamline through this so this video isn't an hour long found online business I got into Kindle publishing you had into dropshipping and then this was during the second semester.    You're you're you're you're missing a third one There was well what I hated and what was taking a lot of money was taking a lot of money was taking time away From what I loved doing I was making money Yeah, boom so once we realized that like okay no school done ways of time with some money, and I hated it So for semester how easy is that of a choice to make and that's how I'd always like Articulate it to my parents like mom let look listen. Look at these three. Mm-hmm.  Oh no online business. This is what we knew like Entrepreneurship online business. This is this is my life. I found what I want to work on for the rest of my life Yeah, we figured out very quickly. Yeah, and then we're telling our parents every day Talk about how much mom look how cool. This is look how cool. This is yeah I made $80 today. No when I woke up. I made $45 in my sleep mom.  I'm a 45. You know, but like that generation you'll part experience at your parents It they have no idea about it. So you cannot blame them. Yeah, they had no they live in some Silly thing that doesn't exist and it's gonna last internet scammy stuff like oh, that's cute You think you can achieve things No, don't blame them but for semester we told them like the school is not for us They're like no you have to finish it. We're paying we're paying for everything So you have to do it, but like we're like no But we went along with it kind of we dropped out, but we did not tell our parents We told our parents that we were still Enrolled and going to classes and we were finishing our degree. This was an associate's degree So we were one semester away from graduating 4.0 4.0 GPAs so we dropped out without telling them and Quickly how they found out we were just at home all the time working on publishing and you're my Do my drop to me store. I published a few books which were making me much more money than my drop to be stole That's besides the point.  You guys haven't like been to class like all week like. Oh, what are you doing? Like all mom know Everything like you're not keeping up with times like everything goes on online online. It's online classes mom mom It's all online taking fine. It's all online classes. Don't worry about it like so we're doing online So it's work from home. It's not cool like okay, honey. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Have fun studying like we did We did have one class so we first semester just to get out of the house Right, we got a house kind of like as a decoy for to look like we actually were going Yeah, but it also was genuinely to get out of the house or else I'd lose it in my room all day Yeah, that's not good for me.  I know it's an online class. Can I see your grades then? Yeah, like where's the grades? How are you doing? Like can you tell me about your assignments?  I'm not gonna listen to you I remember them saying like no matter what happens in the future. No matter what happens I am never going to I will never admit or agree with you that this is the right decision to drop out Because all you are is a few classes away. We're like 10 credit service graduating and it's like okay I get you that I'm 95% done. Why not do less 5% but it's like the that getting the degree the only Value it has is to say I have it serves nothing because I knew there was not not even a 0.001% chance that I'd ever use it for anything.  Oh, we have a plan B. What does it work?  Yeah planning to fail. Yeah plan a that's the only option That's the only fucking option if I had if I did have that degree It would be bad for me because then I could fall back on a job if I wanted to so that was an instance where we Stayed strong and like went with our what we were supposed to do and now listen to other people And if we didn't have each other we probably would have because then mom and dad do this and this like okay I'll do it. I'll do it, but then us together.   Just that one class of the war taking college when we show up It would be it would be Santa or just like oh I think I couldn't think about anything other than like Kindle publishing and I remember just thinking it was then Occasionally tuning in to what they were teaching and just say and just do like right. Oh, right, right Because at that this is college. You're teaching me definitions about it. It was uh, what was it something business?      I brought my notebook I never even wrote anything. I just let everyone's taking notes. I'll just say at that point I was just really a guy spectator just watching like wow, this is so funny They think they're like working. They think this is good for them. Yeah, I think they're achieving goals It's not super condescending. I think it's very Wow, look at them college is right for some people college is not for right right for people That international business class was just garbage and cut back in We just had to change the battery Yeah, okay, so we were talking about in class for semester.  I'm doing this online business entrepreneurship thing. I'm gonna live the life that I want I'm gonna achieve these things at this point. We had that transformation in our minds At that point.  Yes, the first one. We're gonna cover both in this video I don't want it to be a narrow-on video. So this is the first one now We went from feeling like worthless had nothing to value no purpose just literally worthless That's what it is. We're just nothingness To now having confidence in ourselves like we know we can ourselves itself self-confidence and self-esteem are too No confidence and in doing things in being able to achieve this this thing Yeah, because everyone's everyone's always telling us you're stupid. You can't do anything now We we had made the mindset change to not believe everything we heard We have confidence in ourselves to be able to do these things. Yeah, that was a lot of problems and Things to fix which has yeah got much better sense will be covered in another video. So, okay, let me just finish out the semester We finished it. We failed that one class.  Yeah, still is we were always telling them There's people in Chiang Mai like there's people who are also doing this stuff like people like us Yeah, mom look at this Chiang Mai Chiang Mai Chiang Mai And then we were slowly say like we want to go out there. We want to do that to them It was they didn't believe it. Yeah, okay to them. That's just a crazy thing just because Here's a you just don't do that. You don't do that people don't do that. You don't do that.  So you had like 20,000 dollar rich man. You had like twenty thousand dollars. I'd like ten thousand dollars I had over thirty thousand in the bank. Okay. Yeah, then we're like all right We're moving to Thailand and then slowly they warmed up to it and they're like, okay, you guys can go there like Okay, thank you for letting us do it, but it doesn't matter if you let us do we're doing it regardless At that point we're in the mindset.   I think 2017. So that's not even that long ago That's about 14 months or 14 15 months ago So a little over a year ago was when we started that whole new life. I've changed more from from that time in Thailand To now yeah, then what we've told about this video So this has been a master's transformation But we're gonna make another video talking about the second big transformation that we've experienced this We start this whole thing and the second one is even bigger. Yeah, and it all stemmed from Starting the YouTube channel. Yeah, and it's not just all it opened up doors for us. No, it changed us Yeah, and in so many amazing ways outside of making videos So we'll talk about that in the other transformation video But let me see the time-lapse of this video from like the beginning of the story to now about two years Yeah, that's a long time. Yeah, but yeah, two years. So you want to say something? Yeah, I did want to say just that conversation with that conversation we had with our parents It's so distinct to me because I remember it was that time where wait when was it maybe during our third semester or fourth? Third semester okay four semester. I don't remember the oh about when we showed them Steph and James exactly exactly It was we were sitting in the in that's man cave on the big flat screen Well, I was really really excited to show both of them. Yeah, this this is what I want Yeah, I want to be just like him now you guys are finally gonna understand what we want in life Yeah, and then we show them and who's who's taught we show them a video about like how College might not be for everyone right and I thought as they were watching it. They're like yeah, wow Wow, they have a point. Wow, they're right. They're right. Oh, this is awesome. Wow. My eyes are finally open I understand now. Yeah, it was the exact opposite Yeah, so I remember it's so distinct we showed in that video and then we ready to talk about it They're like, oh, let's talk about how awesome that was. Yeah, I know and then both our parents Replies our mom didn't say too much. Yeah, our dad did but it's basically just like guys Just cuz he can do it doesn't you guys can do it. Yeah, that's what is responsible He also said like well, he mentioned Elon Musk and Bill Gates. Well, not everyone can be Elon Musk and Bill Gates I'm like, yeah, so that's not the point of video But his point was like the the people you watch on the internet are the successful people What you don't see is the 99% of people that failed, which is you guys Yeah, basically, so like oh don't think you can do this stuff most people fail And I think for him it stems from a part of him being a failed entrepreneur He was successful at one point with it But then some shit went down and then moved to America got a job or whatever So I'm sure that's a little bit personal projection on us because I guess he he failed that because I think he had like entrepreneurship dreams he failed at it and Unintentionally projected it on us that we would also fail. Mm-hmm, but yeah, was that what you want to say? Yeah, that's what I want to say. I was just basically like our own support of parents.   I don't blame them Yeah, I don't see don't and you shouldn't either with your parents.  It's not now. They're fully supportive of everything All right, so let's wrap this video up. That was our first transformation Our second one is like a this was like a self-esteem transformation believing that we can achieve things and a mindset breakthrough The second one was getting us 100% into this life. Yeah, 100 this was the from the that's what we were committed for life Yeah, at this point We were committed for life and then the second one first on the YouTube channel Which was even bigger of a life transformation of just like being happy with who you are and things like this I'm excited to talk about that because that's very recent in our lives. So we'll stop this Yeah, we left for Chiang Mai September 10th 2017 and then that's what we're gonna pick up next time Yeah, let's just grab like this magic emoji of the video. I I want to say I want to say a few things like Let's do 360 while you talk. Go ahead. Okay If you enjoyed this video if you watched to the end brought the magic emoji Which is which is the Christmas tree emoji Okay Christmas tree emoji and also like drop a comment talking about can you relate to this what we said? Are you in any position that we've told about that either before or after have you got to the same thing?   Yeah, but okay. That's in the video. All right. Peace out dudes. Thanks for watching Thanks for watching Wait wait the video is not over yet.  Because everything is just so much better now and this is just straight up a process of self development So even just at this point we weren't that much into self development We hadn't really realized what had happened But now now I have the consciousness like realize how much we've changed even just in the last month How much we've changed I just want to say quickly last thing and now I'm just a massive massive Believer in self-development at anyone can develop themselves from who they are to someone who can achieve Insane things so now self-development is a huge thing. I'm about look This is why I do not want this to be a purely how to make money online channel No, it's not my goal is to like change as many people's lives as possible and it goes way beyond making money Yeah, way beyond making money and like the biggest change in our lives has not come from money It's not about self-development.   Yeah, and of course. Oh, yeah I don't know why I say it as if I don't why I say like that You're always like apprehensive to admit it.   That's so that's so what's the word?   I've had massive self-development in the last two weeks Like this is an ever-changing or ever-developing process And like now I'm super addicted to it super fucking addicted to it And so this is yes make money online because we're all about money and making money facts But also the whole self-development channel as well because do you agree with the self-development thing? You know, I it takes if you don't I really I wish I have conversation with you because then you're not just not there No, yeah, no, that's all it is that you're just not there yet So once you start making experiences, so there's nothing argue at least in our yep So what are you it once you start making some money? and You're experiencing things then you'll realize that it's not just for making money It's about self-development because yeah, you make some money and more money doesn't really love that much Even though we have not even made that much money as you make all money You will your life will improve, but I don't think it's because of the money It's because of the person you're becoming that can not make the money and all that you know But just money on so if you just win the lottery right now, it'd be sick for about a month It's trust me. You would not you'd not be like wow.  So what I've learned in the past few weeks is it's not about making money It's about becoming the person that you want to be it's about self-development.  All right. All right.   Do you agree with the self-development thing that we're talking about like yes? That's what it's about Let's try to show you'll get there eventually if you aren't yet.   So do you want to see the part too Christian? How many times do you have to ask if they want to see it? That's sort of what I mean 12? Okay, 12 times All right, can I wrap it up comment like subscribe drop a Christmas tree emoji see the next turn on the bell notification Are you squad if you're squad turn on bell notification? Yes. Yes. We need to plug that more. Yes, but let's end the video now. See you


Hey guys, it's Nate, aka The Foot Account. Welcome back to the channel. A little double upload for your Wednesday. We're talking about OP FIFA 21 starter squads. I just want to look at a bunch of squads today and kind of get the idea of you guys, to you guys, of what some cards that might be OP and maybe how you might be able to start to factor in a squad builder that you guys might want to use, looking through some different nationalities, different leagues. Of course knowing what kind of players are going to be more expensive than others, what kind of price range you can look for these players to be in. Most of these are going to be like 100,000 coins or less, honestly. Some of them are going to be a bit more, but a lot of these players shouldn't be more than like one to two, 3000 coins themselves. Some of them are going to be in the seven, eight, nine, 10k range with maybe a player to get in the 20k range. But for most of this, I just want to look at some like cheaper teams and ways that you might be able to start your FIFA ultimate teams. Well, of course, now we don't know who you're going to pack untradable from all of your welcome backpacks and from all those FIFA 20 rewards that transfer over to FIFA 21. That's going to factor into who you put in your starting team as it should. But let's just talk about some OP players since we got that top 1000 yesterday. Let's look at some of these squads that we might be able to use for some starter beast OP teams. I like this one a lot. And there's a lot of reasons why I like French right because French is always a nationality. It's a lot of special cards and it's very easy to upgrade almost every single French position in FIFA ultimate team. There's always a better French striker midfielder defender or goalkeeper even than what you would have in a starter squad. So it's almost just like a plug and play. And that's a big part of making a starter squad in a new FIFA is thinking about how can I upgrade the squad? Am I going to have to upgrade to three players at a time? Or can I just go get another French midfielder that's better than Saint-Saëns or a Cacolin in this example right here and just continue to upgrade my team that way. That's why I like this French squad. But anyway, let's look at a few of these players starting at the right back spot. This is going to be a cheap beast right back. This SAR card right here, he's going to be great. He's going to be a bit expensive in the first couple of days. And of course, he is going to drop off in price as a lot of these cards will in the first week or so a foot when the full game comes out. But this could be a good guy for EA access, right? Pretty solid car in terms of a right back, very well rounded player, and it's probably not going to break the bank that much. More of a budget right back. He's French, good links, especially some of these other league on players. Diallo really solid looking card, great passing and dribbling for a center back. PSG links as well. French links, of course. La Fonte is a goalkeeper. It is what it is. Conate again is another Bundesliga beast. Of course, last year, we had Conate up Makano as some guys that a lot of people used as center backs to start off the year for the Bundesliga. All of those guys are back, except for Mukielle. He moved to a right back card. So it's a bit tougher to link him up as a center back and, you know, get that type of player built as a center back. Kamara moving to left back is one of the most OP left backs, cheap left backs with good links that you're going to see. This guy is fantastic, fantastic. As a left back, you're going to see a lot of him in starter squads. One right back that's not in the squad that you will see. He's not French, but he is Lee Gunn. That is Atal. Atal is a great looking card as well. Sanson, Alwar is a great midfielder that you can use for a while.  He fits the meta. This looks like Cochialen, a pretty solid center defensive mid. I'm a big fan there. Sanson is well rounded. Diabi's got pace. Iconi has got pace. And then Lacazette is striker. I think I put somebody else there, but this squad right here is just a perfect example of what you could use in the first couple of days. This is not going to break the bank by any means. Honestly, I wouldn't expect this squad to be much more than like, especially if you're buying this like day two or day three, you probably wouldn't have to spend too much more than like anywhere between 40,000 coins, 30 to 40,000 coins in the squad early, early on, especially if you swap out Lacazette, because that's like 10 to 15k early on, just like that. A lot of these guys, I don't think anybody in this entire squad will hit 10k except for Lacazette. You know, Alwar, Kamara might get decently close. Sar might get kind of close, but most of these guys are going to be in the 2000 to like 6000 range, which is not terrible for a starter squad right there. That could last you a couple of days. So again, I like this because it's upgradable very easily. All right, let's move on to the next one. Here we have a little bit of a hybrid scenario with La Liga, Bundesliga and Premier League. These three guys right here is Akaria, Akaji and Babu. That's going to be a triangle of dreams and Klosterman is a card you're going to see a lot in some starter builds. All of these cards again, great starter cards. I think Akaria is going to be overpriced. I think Lucas is going to be expensive. We're talking 30,000 coins for probably this card during like the first week or so for the lack of right wings that are in the prem, Brazilian links. Of course, we have bail now, but he's going to have a wants to watch card that's out for the first little bit. So first couple of days, Lucas is going to get expensive. Gabriel J. Zeus is going to be expensive as well because he's kind of like a second tier striker in this game. You know, the first guy you might start with in this position would be Recharlasin, right? Recharlasin with a five star weak foot, then you might upgrade to Gabriel J. Zeus. I think this card is going to be 50, 60,000 coins as a Brazilian striker in the prem, getting a little bit of an upgrade from prior year as well. Venetius is not going to be super duper expensive because he's basically just all pace and skills. Llorente is going to be pricey probably somewhere around like 15k, I would think, maybe even 20k. That's a fantastic looking card. And then this is a sleeper left back, man. I really like that Renan Lodi card. He looks meta to me, looks like a nice upgrade on that card. And I think a lot of people are going to like him and use him inside of FIFA 21. So I like this squad. It's a bit more expensive than that first French squad that we looked at. And again, the only downside to this is if you're going to upgrade, you're really limited in terms of for chemistry reasons, how can I upgrade this squad? If you do go ahead and look around, it's going to be kind of hard to just plug and play new players, new guys in the squad. But this is pretty solid, right? Not bad at all. We go again, another Bundesliga squad. I'm going to be honest, boys, if you're looking for like a legit starter squad under 100,000 coins, and you're going to lead that squad there and eventually sell it and then just upgrade with more coins in the future, Bundesliga, La Liga are kind of the way to go. I mean, everything that's Premier League, that's French, that's Brazilian is probably going to be overpriced. This squad right here would be a value type squad because Racheek is not going to be expensive. Bailey is going to be a little bit expensive just for his pace. Same with Bellarabi. The players that I'd be the most worried about in this squad would be Davies, Klosterman and Zakaria. And Bobby is going to be expensive for a little bit. He'll die down. Davies is going to be pricey though, because he is going to be a top four, a top five left back to start off the game in terms of meta and in terms of just OP ability in game. This guy is going to be expensive. That's the only thing I'll worry about. Other guys that you could use instead of him, if you're truly looking for a starter squad would be Nico Schultz and Phillip Maxx as left backs in the Bundesliga. Those two would be perfect to slide in here to make this a truly, truly cheap starter team right here. But again, Subitzer is a great card. I used this Lamer last year at the start of foot. He was fantastic. He was great. And Racheek fits the meta. Five foot 10. He's a little bit shorter. Good dribbling. What's his weak foot? It says he has a four star weak foot. So I know we've had issues with the skill moves and the weak foots being uploaded correctly so far, but I think that one's going to be correct. And that's a good looking starter striker card right there. Of course, I love the defense. This Tapsova card is interesting. Not the best to link. But if you've got a full Bundesliga squad, you might be able to fit somebody else in there on a decent budget. But I like this squad. This is a really good starter Bundesliga team, in my opinion. That's one that I honestly am considering shooting for. I might get rid of Subitzer and put somebody a little bit more attacking.  Now let's move on to another hybrid, incorporating some Serie A and some La Liga. A couple of leagues we haven't seen yet. Morales, great cheat beast. Ansu Fadi even looks solid as a cheat beast. Tonali is a really good looking card as a non-rare. Just watch out for this card. Good for SBCs this year. And it's going to be a good starter card. And this is one guy that I want to point out too, Bruno Perez. And you might be like, yo, what is that logo? That logo right there is the new FIFA 21 logo that we're going to be seeing this year for Roma, because Roma lost their partnership with EA Sports just like Juventus did last year. So we don't have Juventus. We have P Monte Calcio. We don't have Roma. We have Roma FC in FIFA 21. So that is the Roma FC. Probably going to see, I don't know if they're going to do white shirts for Roma, if they're going to change up the shirt color or whatever. But we won't have the official licensing for Roma. And I was confused and I saw that. But Bruno Perez is a solid right back. I don't like this back line. I don't mind this back line that much. Again, there's the Nico Schultz. Emery Chan is a card that we haven't talked about yet, but he's going to be overpowered. He's going to be a cheat beast off the bat, except probably not that cheap. He might be 20,000 coins around that range as well. Kind of like the whole Llorente situation. That's a really, really good 82 rated card. And a lot of people are going to want to build their teams with him. That's a nice triangle right there with Chan Schultz invoked, depending on your formation. Bernardeschi position changed from to Cam this year. So moving back to center mid, that's a solid looking card right there. Not a bad team, right? Again, Serie A is a bit thin in some areas. And so is La Liga, except for La Liga back lines. So if you're going to do some sort of hybrid La Liga back lines, Bundesliga back lines for a starter team, those look fantastic in my opinion. Again, as we go on to the next squad, you see here more Bundesliga back lines. Big fan. This would be a little bit more expensive, of course. You know, some of these guys might edge towards the 15, 20,000 coin range. This is definitely over 100,000 coins for this squad. Carrasco is going to get overlooked. I'm telling you right now, but that's a good card based on just his build. Inaki Williams is going to be solid. We've seen a lot of these others, but Lucas Hernandez with a downgrade, Boateng with a downgrade might make those players cheaper this year and a bit easier to get into starter teams. Now, of course, just be careful with transfers and stuff. If Thomas Party would go to Arsenal, you know, some of these other cards that we may have looked at or may look at in the next squad could get transferred. Just keep that in mind when you're building some of these squads that some players like Allen. Actually, I can't even put anybody in the squad, but some players like Allen or, you know, Dest who just got transferred to Barcelona, I believe. Some players actually haven't got their transferred cards yet in FIFA. So that's just something to think about. And then ending with this squad, this is more of maybe a squad you might start to progress towards. This one's going to be a bit more expensive, but I want to throw some of these OP players in here that people are going to start to get in right away at the start of foot. Gabriel J. Zeus, again, with Charleston, Cisoco and in Dombele. They're not as hyped up this year, but they're going to be used. They're going to be in a lot of people's starter teams as 79 and 80 rated cards between the two of them. They're going to be fantastic. Eddie Milletow, Diego Carlos is going to be OP this year. Again, more hype around his name, just because of his publicity from last year in FIFA with Diego Carlos and his road to the final Europa League card and his team of the season. Made a really big name for himself in FIFA and that's going to carry into this year and make him a bit more expensive in this year's FIFA, in my opinion. You know, some other guys that might fit the La Liga backline, Nacho Fernandez. Of course, when you start talking about Ferlan Mendi, Verran, Langley, that's a really upper echelon tier and really starting to upgrade and getting some bigger money cards. But all these cards right here should be decently usable. And this should just hopefully, what I want to do with this video again, is just hopefully give you guys some ideas depending on what your budget is going to be.  And then you're looking into more players like this. So I just want to kind of give you a preliminary video today, looking at some cheap starter squads that I've made and come across, and just kind of talk to you about them, because there's a lot of sick players out there, right? If we go and look at some of these ratings, there's a ton of just beast players that are in here, right? Even Ndidi is a pretty solid looking 84 rated card that you could start off the bat with and do well with. Even some downgraded cards, Fred. Fred is a card this year that looks pretty frickin' good. Giovanni Loselso is not bad as a Premier League midfielder, I think is what I have this sorted by right now. So get into the database, start messing around with some concept squads and flip in depending on how many coins you want to spend on a team. Find that balance, right? I want to spend this much coins on a team and this much on trading. You know, maybe it's 70% trading, 30% team. If you're not going to play the game that much, if you're really a gameplay guy and you like to play, maybe you spend more of those coins on that team, because that's how you're earning a lot of your coins by playing games, getting rewards than trading. So that's just something to kind of keep in mind. As you're building the starter squads, figure out what your motivation is going to be and what kind of players and what kind of price range you're going to be and what your goals are in the early days of FIFA 20 all-time team, FIFA 21. But if you enjoyed this video, smash the thumbs up on it, comment, I don't know if you have any questions and of course subscribe to the channel. If you're new, it's been Nate the Foot Accountant. Catch you guys later. Peace out.


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In today's video, we are going to look at a cat breed that was the result of the mixing of two famous Southeast Asian cat breeds. The Tonkinese cat. The Tonkinese is the love child of the Siamese and Burmese breeds. The two breeds from Southeast Asia were crossed in an attempt to create a cat with a moderate body type, a less piercing voice than the Siamese, but with loving nature and intelligence shared by both the Siamese and Burmese. But the story of their affair began with a case of mistaken identity. Wang Mao, a small, dark brown cat, belonged to Dr. Joseph Thompson. A sailor, knowing of Dr. Thompson's interest in felines, had brought him the cat, acquired in a faraway port. Wang Mao was at first thought to be a Siamese with a chocolate-colored coat. Such Siamese weren't unheard of. Chocolate Siamese were described in the 1880s. Their bodies were tan or brown, and they had seal brown or nearly black points. The seal point Siamese, also known as royal Siamese, had lighter bodies that contrasted with their dark points and were preferred by breeders and the public. The chocolate-colored cats eventually disappeared in Britain, but they still existed in Thailand and Burma, now known as Myanmar, where they were probably the offspring of natural matings between free-roaming Siamese and Burmese cats. Wang Mao was one of them. It was her destiny to become the matriarch of two new breeds, the Burmese and later on, the Tonkinese. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out BeemixPets.com. The Tonk feels surprisingly heavy when picked up and can weigh 6-12 lbs, or more. The short coat of the Tonkinese comes in a medium thickness and feels soft and silky. It comes in solid and pointed shades in natural, champagne, blue and platinum, for a total of 12 different colorways. Mink Tonkinese have a body color that is rich, even an unmarked, shading almost imperceptibly to a slightly lighter shade on the underparts, with a distinct contrast between body color and points. For example, a champagne Mink Tonkinese has a buff cream to beige body, which may have reddish highlights, medium brown points, cinnamon brown nose with a leathery texture, and cinnamon pink to cinnamon brown paw pads. The Tonkinese cat demands attention and affection, and won't rest until he gets it. This is a cat who will follow you around, ride on your shoulder and be involved in all family activities. He likes meeting people, and is not the type of cat who will be satisfied to stay home alone all the time. If you work during the day, it's a good idea to make sure he has a friend to keep him occupied, whether it's another Tonkinese, or even a dog. Like his forebear the Siamese, the Tonk is brainy and active. He likes to jump up to high places, retrieves as if you were born to it, masters puzzle toys instantly, and will learn to walk on leash if you so desire. Teach him tricks and provide him with a rotating assortment of interactive toys, to keep this mind and body exercised. Tonkinese can be stubborn in their quest to get their own way, but their clownish behavior is so endearing, that it doesn't really matter. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button as it greatly helps out the channel. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on for more videos like this. Thank you for watching.


Live from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE, covering Fortinet Accelerate 18, brought to you by Fortinet. Welcome back to theCUBE's continuing coverage of Fortinet Accelerate 2018. I'm Lisa Martin with my co-host Peter Burris, and we are now joined by the CISO of Ingram Micro, Kevin Keely. Welcome to theCUBE. Thank you both very much, it's nice to be here. I love your title, The Prince of Security Weirdness, your other title. Tell us about where you got that and why you like it. I was at a customer engagement years ago when I was working for AT&T in, of all places, Moline, Illinois, and I was working with a lady whose business card actually said Protocol Princess. And the customers, based on what we are actually there to do, the customer decided that if she was the Protocol Princess, then I had to be the Prince of Security Weirdness, because the problem ended up being a combination of something very odd that was happening with their security appliances, plus the network itself. And so, of course, she spread that when we got back to the office and it just kind of stuck from there on. So, I kind of like it. If the company found something weird that was going on with security, they'd just go, send him, he'll sort it out. And I did. So, you've seen probably a really interesting evolution of security. Oh yeah. You've been the CISO for almost a couple years in Ingram Micro? Yeah, almost two years, yep. Longest tenured one in a while, I think, so. And you have an interesting kind of strategic perspective. Tell us a little bit about that and what makes that unique.  My feeling is, if I'm not adding lift to the business, then I'm adding drag. And if you're adding drag, then you're not being a responsible custodian of the company's money or its direction. So, my feeling is, and my strategic objective is, always partner with business to help them achieve what they need to achieve, but to do it safely in a way that doesn't add risk to the company.   What you need to do is adjust your thinking to understand what you currently don't understand in order to pivot them to get to a safe perspective from them to the business. So, one of the key differences between business and digital business is the role the data plays, but we can also take a security perspective. Business was about securing and limiting access. Digital business is about sharing and making possible access. So, is that kind of where you mean when you say that you're not the C-no, you're not the C-yes necessarily, but you're really focused on how to appropriately share? Completely agree, yeah. My approach is always, let's consult with each other, tell me what you're trying to achieve. Let's not look at what's caused me to be in your business today, let's look at what you're trying to achieve, what's your end goal? Right now, let's work together to achieve that in a way that adds limited, because you can't ever have a solution that exposes stuff without adding any risk, but there's always an acceptable risk appetite that you have to maintain in order to business, right? With risk comes opportunity and reward, right? So, you can never eliminate all risk. So, my approach is understand what they're trying to do, work out how much risk there is in any different way of doing it, and then choose the way that offers you the most risk reduction for the least capital expenditure and operational expenditure and gets them to market the quickest. At that point now, I know I've done my responsible part of keeping risk under control. I maintain a risk register tells me, as a whole, the company has accepted this much risk. If we do this extra thing, this might put you over what you, the board of directors and the management have accepted before. Let's see what we can do to rein that little back in here. I have a solution here that's nearly what you want, will that do? Another mantra I cite is, don't let perfect be the enemy of good enough. Too many of my peers in the CISO realm keep chasing perfection. They see NIST 800 as an achievable goal. They see total PCI compliance as an achievable goal. My feeling is, as soon as you get to the point where you are PCI compliant and you still have things to do, then you need to start concentrating on other more risky things that are going on in your business. You can never achieve NIST 800 unless you have a government's funding. I don't know too many CISOs who have a government's funding, right? So my feeling is never let good enough fail to be good enough. Achieve good enough, then go and solve other riskier things, then come back maybe in a couple of years when it's time to refresh that solution and see if now that's not good enough anymore, maybe you need to do something different. But in all cases, I'm partnering with business to make sure that whatever I'm doing is adding lift for them, not drag. So Ingram Micro, we just had Eric Coulon a little bit ago. So Ingram's been a partner with Fortinet for 10 years or so.  So in the last couple of years when you came on board, some of the things and hearing that you're talking about sounds like potentially a cultural shift. Talk to us about maybe some of the weirdness that you found in from a security perspective and how Fortinet is helping you guys on the Ingram achieve security transformation so that you can evolve. Sure, so that's a, I mean, Fortinet's been a great partner for me. They have a truly wonderful suite of products. I mean, everything from the edge protection for the dissolving perimeter, all the way out to small and SOHO type firewalls. And then we have wireless access points that are strong and well fortified with the ability to separate between multiple networks, all the way down to 40 dB, which I use to protect our databases. So in terms of our database monitoring for our critical databases, as a suite of things that I can manage with one console, it helps me minimize the number of operational staff and the operational training they have to do. And then from my perspective as a customer, Fortinet's always there for me. I know that I could just call them and within five minutes, somebody's calling me back and I get the right resources right on the phone. That kind of partnership, you can't put a price on that. You know, everybody's at some point in their lives bought a product that's failed and then you can't get any customer support on it and eventually you have to toss it out. Fortinet's always there for me. They're always checking to make sure that we're doing the right thing. And to give you an example of how Fortinet is part of our company fabric, and I use the word in both its terms. We chose Fortinet Gear to protect our CEO's house. All right, our CEO of course has a lot of, you know, he's a high net worth individual, has a lot of high value assets that he takes home to work from home. You know, he's clearly a target. So for protecting his home and infrastructure there, we deployed Fortinet Gear. That's a very interesting use case. Yeah, and all my staff, including myself, we have Fortinet Gear at home as well. So this is the stuff that we trust to protect ourselves when we're in our most vulnerable environment. A lot of people don't think about that. You take these well secured devices and you take them outside the company perimeter. Now they're on their own. You know, if you can take them to a safe environment though it makes them a lot safer. From an engagement perspective as the buyer of things for a company like Ingram, one of the first partnerships I made when I joined the company was with Eric because I want to make sure that I'm supporting our sales side as well. So if anybody comes to me and says, hey, I have the perfect solution for you, the very first question I ask them is, are you a reseller with us? And if the answer's no, it's like, call this guy. This Eric Colchap, he'll be able to have a very interesting conversation with you. So Fortinet being such a long-term partner of Ingram, it's an easy purchasing decision for me. Number one on the technology side, number one on the partner side, nobody got, you know what that old story is, nobody got fired for buying IBM. At Ingram, nobody got fired for buying more Fortinet gear and it helps that it's the best on the books for me anyway for the stuff that I use it for. I'm very excited about the new fabric. Tell us about that from a visibility perspective, internally, complexity, mitigation standpoint, TCO. How was that going to help you at Ingram?  One of the first things I did when I got to Ingram was I realized that I couldn't see all the way to the edges and to the bottom of my network, right? So I've started to increase the visibility with a combination of the Fortinet product suite. I think I'll be able to get the edge-to-edge top-to-bottom visibility and I'm really excited about the web-based CASB solution. Because what I really don't want to do, and one of the talks this morning at the keynote was talking about is the vendor, just the vendor pile of different things that have to be managed, all the different people we have to get training from, or the currency that you have to maintain. If I can manage it all through one console, and I only have to train my staff in one suite of products, that makes the overall work that they do that much simpler to execute. And I love the concept of being able to make those contextual rules. If this device is in this class, then don't let it go over to this data that's in this class. That's so simple to describe, and I love the fact that you can then orchestrate that deployment. So as we go to a virtualized environment and we roll into cloud and so on, being able to push a policy like that and being able to push that context, it's going to be so exciting for me. One of the challenges of integration is that you get dependencies. Yes. So as a CISO, and you start looking at a fabric, and as you said, it's a very rich fabric, and it does a lot of work. How do you ensure that you don't find, because if there's a vulnerability inside the fabric, then the whole fabric gets affected? So what is that trade off between integration and dependency for you? That's a great question. Back in 1998, 1999, I was at AT&T during what became known as the Great Frame Relay Outage that AT&T had. Many people will remember that. Not to laugh at you. Do you remember it though? I do remember it. And the cause of that was, the company was entirely CISCO on the backbone, and I was one of the engineers that was there trying to fix it all. And CISCO had a self-deploying patch protocol where you drop a patch onto a device and it would automatically push the patch to all its neighboring devices and so on. Well, you drop the patch on this device, it would push the patch to all its neighbors and then it would crash and reboot. But it had already had time to push the patch towards neighbors. So one by one, every single router and switch in the entire network received a patch and then crashed and rebooted. And that became a three-week problem known as the Great Frame Relay Outage of 1998. So at that point, our then CISCO, Edward Amoroso, he decided that we wanted vendor diversity in our network. And at AT&T at the time, then we went to CISCO on the edge, Juniper in the core. And the reason was we wanted the network to be able to stay up and routing even if we had a problem on the edge. And of course, the great patch push protocol was disabled. From my perspective, I think there's a fine line to be managed here. Southwest Airlines has made a very concrete and a very risky, but certainly it's worked out for them right now. Decision. All their aircraft are Boeing 737s. So they only have to train their maintenance staff to maintain one airplane. All their pilots can fly all their airplanes. And there's a pilot for them, yes. Right? All of them are 737s. But if the FAA grounds 737s, all of Southwest is out of business for the duration of the flying van, right? So Southwest has decided they don't need vendor diversity across their fleet. I know they bought a legion and that's got a number of Boeing aircraft. However, from the perspective of their original business plan, all 737s, because they now have very, very well-defined TCO. From my perspective, I think there's a line to be drawn here. But sport and it has me covered. They have their APIs. They work with the other vendors. So if I have a SIM or a log manager or something like Splunk deployed, they already have that partnership in place. It means they can manage the data within the device as though it's my own data. It's though it's within the Fortinet fabric. And that then keeps me happy. Because then I get the benefits of the additional features perhaps that I would get from a Splunk rather than a Fortinet tool. But I also get the vendor diversity that's there. See, Splunk for me is not just a security tool. It's a BI tool. And there are many other groups that are leveraging the capabilities that it has. So for me, if I went to something like the Fortinet SIM, that would be a very selfish solution. It would be just a security thing. That's not really partnering with business. My investment in Splunk, I've got six other groups within the company leveraging it and I just invited the seventh one in today.  I'm footing the bill for them so they get all of this BI for free. That's been a real big win for me because I'm now known as the guy that's providing stuff that the company can actually use. That's a very powerful position to be in as the CSO. Cause when I come asking for something that normally they would have said no to, I don't have to do is remind them, hey, you know you're using my Splunk solution. Well, now would you mind helping me out? I need you to do this thing with your laptops and your organization. And they're much more receptive because they know of me as a partner. So would you say one of the things we were talking about a number of times today, Peter, with guests is getting, how does a CSO get this? Well, maybe it's enable the balance at the speed at which a business needs to transform digitally to be profitable and grow and compete and manage that with risk. Where do you think that you are on getting that balance? It sounds like there's a lot of collaboration in what you've been able to achieve. So there's a couple of rules that I go with. The first is I go and meet the business leaders and introduce myself. And I say, I know you may have heard this before, but this time I mean it, I'm here to help. Tell me what your pain points are, how can I help you, right? And that's a very powerful question. I always try to end every meeting with, how can I help you, right? If you end the meeting with that question, that last memory they have of you will be, you were offering to help last time I saw you and willing to give you another audience. And then it's by action. Like my Splunk investment, I invested in it and now other people are using it. I'm showing by my actions that I'm actually not just all talk, right? And other people have noticed they would come to one of my predecessors and say, hey, I want to do X and they would be told straight out no. My answer is always, okay, how are you planning to do it? Something brought you here today, let's talk about it. And then when they show me how they're planning to do it, it's like, you know what? I see opportunity here. You guys could do it in three fewer steps and that's significantly less risk if you just let me help you in this area and then we do it this way and we use this tool that I've already bought and you don't have to pay for. Now all of a sudden they got a yes. It's already through, it's through architecture review. They've got a solution in place, but I get the logs and I get to put my own encryption solution in or whatever else it is and I get to absorb the risk for the company. And again, it's all by actions too. If you make sure that you never say the word no. So people say no because, try to change it to yes and. And by pivoting the conversation that way, all of a sudden people are arguing with you. They're trying to sell you something and when somebody's trying to sell you something and you're buying it, now you've got the upper hand, right? So now I'm the buyer, right? It's like, yeah, sure, let's buy it, but let's do it like this. So I have another question for you. Something related to one of the conversations we've had many times today. I'm going to paint a scenario for you.  Sure. And talking about strategic flexibility and the things that their assets allows her to do. Right. My balance sheet will allow us to do this. My sales force will allow us to do this. When are we going to see the first CEO say, my security, my digital security will allow us to do this? Things that our competitors can't do. That's an excellent question. I hope it's soon. I'd like to be right in the vanguard of that. Ingram Micro already uses us as an enabler. Or I'm sorry, what was that? Ingram Micro already uses me and my group as an enabler. This year we've been able to negotiate a reduction in our corporate insurance rates for cyber risk. Simply because I was able to show the value in what we've achieved over the last two years and show how materially we've affected the company's risk envelope and our acceptance of risk. So by doing that, I've already added value to the bottom line because insurance costs money and it's a dead sunk cost, right? So I've already reduced the cost of that. So now all of a sudden I'm enabling the business. And I'm also meaning that we can actually uplift our coverage too. So now we're reducing risk even more. We can displace more risk to the outside of the business. This conversation with Eric, I'm about to award an RFP. Before I award an RFP, I'll go and see to Eric if there's a strategic reason for me to award it to this vendor or this other vendor. Now, of course, when negotiating on the sales side and the buy side together, that's a very powerful story. So certainly at Ingram, I think I'm already partnering with the business in such a way that we can make that a compelling message. In terms of the overall industry, I really hope it'll be soon. I think the CISO and the CIO roles are merging together. I think as the CIO is rolling less hardware and is rolling more into virtual and policy and direction and technology choices, I think people are going to have to realize that security has to be built into that. Because if you try and bake it on later or bolt it on, it's never as effective. It's always more expensive.  You've turned the whole attack chain on its head now. Now it's going to cost so much to try and compromise any part of that infrastructure. You're going to see it so quickly. You've turned it all around. Now it's way too expensive to try and attack companies with that kind of fabric. Now the boot is on the foot. Okay, so invent something that I can't see.  We've got polyform on the outside here. Everything's working in concert. Okay? So you're not worried about being put out of a job anytime soon? I think sadly this job is around for a while. I used to joke that it was Bill Gates and his company that provided us with permanent job security now as the cyber criminals. I tell you what though, today the simplest attacks are still the ones that work. It's fishing, fishing, fishing, fishing. People clicking on links. Human beings are always easier to hack than computers. So you've given us last question as we have a minute or so left. You've given us a great perspective of the impact that you've been able to make using Fortinet as on the customer side. You talked to a lot of partners in Ingram's ecosystem. How do you impart your wisdom and your expertise on the partners from that enablement so that they can go and talk to customers and really share best practices from the CISO suite? So again, I partner with Eric's Cyber Security Advisory Committee where he has a number of our key security partners who come along and for the two years running now I've participated, I've spoken, I spend two days with those folks. I'll answer any question they have. I'll spend the evenings with them. We'll have a beer together and I'll do a panel and I'll have discussions just like this with them and share with them some of the things that I've done with the company that have worked and some of the things that haven't worked out quite so well. No holds barred. I'm a big believer in herd immunity. You know, it's an old joke. You don't want to be the fastest antelope but you sure as hell don't want to be the slowest one either, right? So from my perspective, the more of us that share that kind of intel, the easier things will be as we go forward because together as a herd, we will be more immune. So from my perspective, even if it's a competitive, competitors CISO, I'll still sit down, have a coffee with them and chat with them and it'll be very much open kimono because I feel like we can never share enough of this intelligence with each other. We're not seeking to gain a competitive advantage individually, we're seeking to make the field and the companies and if you like, the white hats less vulnerable and I think that's a compelling value message. And I noticed your clothes, I guess you're an all-black fan.  That was such a sad day. I got to meet him once and he was a mountain of a man but such a gentleman. Yeah, that was good. But yes, rugby is definitely my sport so thank you. Well Kevin, thank you so much for stopping by theCUBE and sharing your insights, what you've been able to achieve on the consumer side or consuming Fortinet's technology and what you're able to impart on your partners. We wish you great success in 2018 and we'll look forward to having you back on the show. That sounds great, thank you very much. Thanks for having me, it's been a great pleasure. Thanks. Excellent. And we want to thank you for watching theCUBE from Fortinet Accelerate 2018. I'm Lisa Martin with my co-host Peter Burris. After the short break, we will be right back.


What's the word y'all?  I'm recording an early recap, ladies and gentlemen, and you know why. The Suns are currently down 4T1 in a game seven. There's a team that won 64 games, head and shoulders above every other team in the regular season. My favorite to win the NBA finals, they're going against Luca, Spencer, Dan Whitty and they're down by 41 in the third quarter. Halftime they had 27 points. I have, listen I know we always live in the moment so I'm gonna say this without even really thinking about it. I ain't never seen this heart of a collapse and I haven't seen it in a long time at least with these type of stakes. You are the one seed and for the entire regular season you've looked like the best team in basketball. It doesn't matter if y'all missing a booker for some games, Deondra Aiden for some games, Chris Paul for some games. Y'all were head and shoulders above every other team in basketball.   Everybody thought the Suns, not that they was gonna wax the floor because the Mavericks are a good team and they got one of the greatest in basketball right now. But I was pretty confident thinking that the Suns were gonna take care of business in this series and I definitely thought that they were gonna take care of business in game seven considering every single game in this series has been home team, home team, home team with the wins. And for them to go out there on their home court and get spanked like this is crazy. And as of right now, Devin Booker literally scored his first field goal of the game with five minutes left in the third quarter. Hold on, Chris Paul too. Listen, y'all know me as one of the biggest Chris Paul fans on the platform. He is my favorite player of all time. But I'm not a stand by any means. I can admit when bro has been terrible and this now is the fourth game of this series where he played like absolute trash. He is one for five from the field.  He's got two fouls. He's a minus 37 right now. And one thing I saw early in this game is he was like grabbing at his quad. I don't know ladies and gentlemen, this is an embarrassing outcome for them. You know, there's no, I don't know the word I wanna use.  Like the Milwaukee Bucks just lost their game seven two. Nobody in their organization should hang their head low. This is a different level. This is an absolutely different level. Devin Booker's OMBA first team this year, I'm assuming. Chris Paul is OMBA third team, I would assume.  McKell Bridges was number three and number two and number three in defensive player of the year. And somehow Jay Crowder is like taking majority of the shots it feels like. You're going against a team that's Luca Donchez in a bunch of role players. Now I'm not trying to devalue them, but like they don't have anybody on this team that was even in conversation to even touch an all star game. Even in conversation to be an all defensive player. You lost this series to that. No, no, no, you're losing by 40 to that. Insanity, bro. And I don't know what the hell happens from this point on. My tattoo artist, oh, Grant Williams, just like my two, shout out to my homie Grant. I tweeted a video of two weeks ago. My boy Pierre was saying that somebody was gonna have a legendary like performance in this one. And I said two weeks ago, Grant Williams and my boy Grant liked the video because I mean, bro, just we gon' talk about that for show, for show. And my tattoo artist said, this game is like WTF. Randy Orton, RKO out of nowhere. Shout out to David Tattoos, bro. Here in Chicago, he's one of the greatest ever do it. He's done like 90% of my work. You know when I knew this game was like over? This is crazy to say, because the game of basketball, when you get to the first quarter, nothing matters. You're gonna be down by 20 points in the first quarter. And you still got three quarters to claw your way out and you can still win that game. Early on, one of the first possessions of the game, J. Crowder got the ball and Chris Paul is wide open on the wing, but J. Crowder did like a step back through and he bricked it. And then we go into halftime. You know, Monty Williams had to get him some type of pep talk, come on, man. I know we down by 30, but anything is possible in the game of basketball. That's what I was so me saying. And the first possession out of halftime is a leaning three from J. Crowder in the corner. How did we get here? They were just interviewing Jason Kidd. And Jason Kidd said in that like early in the series, they weren't making Chris Paul defend. They were letting Chris Paul guard the corners. And in the last couple of games, some of the games that they've won, they've made it a priority to make Chris Paul work on both sides of the floor. And that's something that we've talked about on this in the last couple of recaps, how they were hunting Chris Paul. They were hunting Devin Booker.   You're still not as fast as Jaylen Brunson. So yeah, we gonna make you work and we gonna trap Devin Booker when he gets the ball and we gonna prevent Chris Paul from doing anything on a pick and roll. Jason Kidd out-coach Monty Williams to the third degree.  Because y'all know, like I said, Chris Paul is my favorite of all time. And I've wanted to see him win a championship for as long as I can remember. Since they vetoed the Chris Paul to the Lakers trade, I'd be like, oh, he gotta get his own. And he's had a lot of opportunities to do that. He's been in the conference finals a couple of times at this point. And it always feels like something wrong happens. He goes down with a quad injury or somebody else on his team gets injured. You know what I'm saying? There's a lot of different factors, but this one, I don't think there's anything, and there's no excuse other than him and his team playing like trash. They're not missing any players. They were the better team. You know, sometimes like, like I think about like LeBron's overall record in the finals. And other than the one in 2011 versus the Dallas Mavericks, the losses that he has are against superior teams. Come on, bro. He wasn't about to be KD, Steph Curry, you know what I'm saying? And all of those dudes. But he has the one in 2011 where his team was the favorite and they lost. But like, sometimes Chris Paul's loss playoff series to the superior team. This is one of the times where he is a superior team. He's on the superior team and they choked it all away. What does this mean for Chris Paul's legacy? Nothing. He's still one of the greatest point guards of all time and that'll never change. But it just hurts his chances of getting the championship because next year I would assume not saying he's going to fall off, but the age thing is going to come to him eventually. He's not going to be 41 making all NBA teams. You know what I'm saying? This was his best opportunity, probably in the entirety of his career other than the Houston year where he hurt his quad.  They just show A-Rod on the camera.  That's how this game is going. The crowd is out of it completely and now Kobe's trying to open the door. But other than the Houston Rockets where he tore his quad, this was his best opportunity to win a championship.  They had Devin Booker who's a superstar score. DeAndre Aiden, great defender. McKell Bridge is great defender and in the regular season they had a really good bench. Majority of those things failed them tonight. All of those things, not majority, all of those things failed them tonight. Chris Paul failed the team. Devin Booker failed the team. DeAndre Aiden failed the team. McKell Bridge is the homie. Felt like they, this is not good. This is not good. But now, now that we spent all the time talking about them, let me kick Kobe out and let's talk about the Dallas Mavericks. I highly, and I mean highly underestimated this team. And I don't know if that's because I was super high on the suns or what. And you know what it might've been? I'm just so used to teams that have like one superstar player and like a bunch of role players. I feel like I'm so used to those teams like not being able to go this far. Like I said, Luka doesn't have anybody in the team that was in conversations for all star parents. He doesn't have anybody that was an all defensive player. He doesn't even have anybody that's a max player on this team right now. But he has 35 points right now with a whole quarter to go. I would assume that they about to start resting these boys. Like why even have Luka out there? You know what I'm saying? If the sun's going to 20 or run, then you bring Luka back. But come on, you gotta rest up. That next series, the conference final series start very soon. And we're gonna probably do a preview of the conference finals in a couple of days before it starts, obviously. But I just, hmm, it's not that I didn't believe in Luka because there's only one person in the world that I would take over Luka if I were starting an organization and that's the honest. But I didn't believe in the others. So on March 28th, I dropped the video where I was ranking the NBA contenders and pretenders. And let me show you how that went. So this was my final thing. I had my favorites as the Bucks and the Suns. Both of them got waxed today. Well, yes, I can say that actually, both of them got waxed today. I had Boston as a contender, I had Miami as a contender, pretty dope. At this point, James Harden had a couple games where he was looking pretty solid. And I was like, they could be contenders. And you know what? If Joel and B was completely healthy for this series, I still believe that they had a real legitimate chance. They were what, two and two when he played or two and three when he played or something like that. But then there was this next year that has to be perfect. And that's why I had the Dallas Mavericks. I thought everything had to fit perfectly. Everything had to go perfectly for them to be a contender. I mean, the other things on this list seem pretty good, right? The jazz had to be perfect and it wasn't. The Memphis Grizz had to be perfect and it wasn't. I mean, they got a jaw injured and that was all they really rolled. And then in Brooklyn that's, this was the controversy I think at the time. People were like, can't get a Brooklyn, that's our contenders. I ain't see it as that. So when I was saying it has to be perfect, I was thinking it like, man, somebody had to go down with an injury in their series. Luca had the average 45, you know what I'm saying? Somebody had the average 30 with them. That's what my idea was, it has to be perfect. And I was completely wrong there. Everything did not go perfectly for this team, for them to be in this position, which is crazy. Luca was dominant, of course. The bro averages 39 points per game and close out games or game sevens or whatever the hell the stat is. He's doing his thing. But like, when you look at the rest of the roster, at least tonight, nobody other than, I guess, hey, Spencer, do we have an out of body experience when you look at his other games in his series? I guess last game he wasn't too bad. But look at his other games in his series, him having 28 right now on 69% shooting is the out of body experience. But like, everything else is pretty, pretty typical for the team. Jaila Bruss is not even having a big game. Dorfini Smith and Reggie Bullock only combined for two threes.   They're preventing these all-star players from getting shots up to getting shots up. Devin Booker has 13 shots, and I promise you, 10 of those is like forced because I have to do something. Chris Boss, five total shots. De'Andre Aiden, this dude, like I said, wants a max contract, he has five total shots and he had 3,000 in the first quarter or first half or whatever. And I'm so excited about this next round series because I guess we're talking about this when my preview drops. We were talking about game six between the Warriors versus the Grizzlies. I was saying like, what happens when you go and get to team that doesn't necessarily allow a ton of offensive rebounds? And what does Dallas? Dallas was sixth in the regular season in allowing offensive rebounds, but it was like by 0.1 rebound per game. They do very well in defensive glass. Every single game of the series, whether they were losing or winning, they won the rebound battle. And today is no different, 42 rebounds to what? 34. So the Kavanah Looney, 11 offensive rebounds plus Wiggins, six offensive rebounds that we got yesterday from the Warriors is probably not likely in the next series. And I think that can matter. Earlier in the series, he quoted MJ from The Last Dance. People talk the most trash when they up. I wanna see you do it when it's 0-0 or whatever. He said that after they lost the game. And since the very first bucket of the game, Lucas has been smiling and talking this trash. And I like this. I know, oh my gosh, the start of the fourth quarter and tons of fans are just leaving. At least in the third quarter, they put up 23 points, but they gave up 35, which is uncharacteristic for them to give up 95 points in three quarters. I didn't even know what I was going, bro. I'm just so surprised that this was the outcome of this game. A lot of credit to Jason Kidd as a first year coach here. Cause if you remember my videos from earlier in the year, I have a video that says the Mavericks are a bad good team. That was six months ago, by the way, a lot of things changed. And the same thing with the Celtics, right? A lot of things have changed with the Celts. I had a video on this channel where I was talking about the toxicity of their subreddit after a big loss. A lot of things can change in one singular season. And these are two super, super great success stories. Shout out to the Mavericks. We're gonna talk more about them once we get to our next series preview. But let's go ahead, talk about the first game of the day. Honestly, it felt like it happened so long ago. The most predictable thing in the world is NBA Twitter or NBA discourse, because I knew exactly what the hell was happening in this game. I knew exactly what was going to happen on Twitter, on Instagram, on the talking head shows, and tomorrow morning, I knew exactly what's gonna happen. First quarter, Giannis was absolutely dominant. He had 10 points, six assists, eight rebounds, no turnovers, no nothing. He was created for the, he even had a three. He's created for the people. And in the first half, Brook Lopez was looking more like the normal Brook Lopez that we haven't got the entire series, basically. Brook Lopez had been a dude that basically got played off the floor through the first six games. And tonight, they got probably the best version of them they got for the entire series. And when you add that with Giannis's first quarter, I was like, oh, this is a little bit dangerous for the Boston Celtics. But then things changed. And Coach Budd had a game plan, which is basically the game plan that's been the case for the entire series. It was like, or not the entire series, but the entirety of Coach Budd as a coach, packed the paint, let them shoot, they'll miss them eventually. But more specifically, they was like, we gonna let Great Williams beat us. And he did. And I'm thinking to myself, he shot 40% from three this season. You know? Like, that's one of the people you don't want to let shoot. And the thing is it never changed either. You know, once a player had a couple open threes, you're like, okay, let's send him a body. They did a good job preventing, well, I guess, doing the same thing with Derrick White.   But like, that is one of the few people on the team that you do not want to leave open. And they did it countless, countless times. And I love that, I'm guessing, Eme Yudoka gave him the green light to continue to shoot it. Because you know what? Some players end up getting played off like this. And it's kind of the Draymond Green thing, but obviously, like I said, Grant Williams is a way better shooter than Draymond Green. But like, when you're that open early in the shot clock, you know that that shot will be there in 12 seconds. So let me see if we can run something else for Jason Tatum. Let me see if we can run something else from Jaylen Brown. Not in this game. It didn't matter if it was three seconds into the shot clock. If Grant Williams was open, he was letting it fly. And I love that. Again, a 40% three-point shooter, and they were leaving him open like in the corners, which is like his sweet spot. This is PJ Taco 2.0, ladies and gentlemen.  And I'm saying Grant Williams, because I thought he had the most on his plate. He had to be able to knock down his shots and he had one of the main assignments to stop Giannis.  I guess it was a team thing because Al Horford always does it as well. But they did an amazing job neutralizing Giannis in this game seven. But back to it. I completely know how everything unfolds. For example, since the Suns are losing by a million points right now, the next day on Twitter is gonna be about Chris Paul's legacy. You know, that's just the way it's gonna go. And I knew that the time that Giannis has a bad performance, and it's bad by Giannis' standards because he still ended up with 25 and 29 assists, a bad performance, because we get to that second half. I mean, he was four for 14. He had eight points, eight rebounds. Like that's a bad performance from the best player in the world, in my opinion. And I knew what the conversation was gonna be like. It's so predictable. Like we go into these cycles. Player X has a bad performance in a big game. And then automatically, he's not that guy. Automatically, he's not on the same tier of this player, this player, this player. They did the same thing with Giannis two years ago when they got eliminated. And what do you do after that? He came out, he won a championship. He dropped 50 in a closeout game, and that should have been the end of all that. People are forgetting that just last year he had 50 in a finals closeout game. To say he not, he not ready for a big moment, he's like, you started watching basketball. This season didn't you. You had to. You had to. Or he's just living so much in the moment that you forgot that this man had one of the greatest closeout finals performances of all time. But today, sticky performance from Giannis. He was missing layups. He was missing bunnies. Shots that we've seen him make a million times in his career. He was missing those. And I think he got it to his own head. He was frustrated on the court. He was a lot of charges. I think it was 20-plus charges were drawn on him throughout the playoffs. And I mentioned that in our season preview or matchup preview because the Bulls drew a bunch of charges against him. And I was like, hey, the Celtics do a lot better job and putting their body on the line to prevent somebody from doing what they want to do. And they did that in this game. And I could not give Eme Udoka and the Boston Celtics any more praise than that because that was what they their plan was. Drew Holliday tried to give them a performance. He didn't have it. Grayson Allen put up another 0 point. Oh, he had a free throw. I'm sorry. Another 0 from 3 game. Wesley Matthews 0 from 3. Pat Connaughton 0 from 3. And one thing I thought that was interesting is that they had Drew Holliday guard and Jason Tatum earlier in this game. And throughout the majority of the series, it was a lot of Wesley Matthews.  We're going to put Drew on him because Drew is our all defensive player. And we believe in him. And Jason Tatum just is one of the greatest tough shot makers in the entire game of basketball. Like out of his five 3s, I think that four of them were just like heavily contested 3s that went in. Like that's what he was doing today. But I was more impressed with his playmaking throughout the game. Yeah, he ended with seven turnovers. But I look past that because he got so many open looks for other people just by putting the ball in the basket and getting to the rim. Like I said, they packed the paint. Once you get your foot into that restricted area, you got five bucks looking at you. And you can kick it out to Grant Williams or kick it out to Peyton Pritcher, who I feel like most of his shots were off the dribble, stepped to the side 3s. Like he'd been training with Jason Tatum. So Hal of a series from them to win this one. I think my initial pick was them in six. But the Bucks gave them one extra game, which is dope. I think the better, more complete team won tonight and won the series. If Chris Middleton is there, maybe it's a different story, but he wasn't there. So I got to get my flowers through the Boston Celtics. And like I said, we will talk about their series in a day or two once I rack my brain about these matchups between the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat. Because I'm assuming that some of these games are going to end up 97 to 93. And that's just what we're going to have to deal with, y'all. One thing I did not, what I cannot wait for is the post-game interviews from these guys. I wonder what's going to be said by Chris Paul and Devin Booker. Because I love them like I truly do. But a lot of their post-game interviews come off not the greatest. And I think it's a cliche saying, but there's a fine line between confidence and cocky. And I think a lot of their post-game interviews lie exactly on that line where like some people might see it as well yeah, Chris Paul is one of the greatest of all time and Devin Booker is an NBA player. So yeah, they believe in themselves. But I think there's some people that can look at him and be like them dudes right there are cocky cocky cocky. And I can't imagine what the Sun Spheres are going through. So it's going to be interesting. Marquis Chris just hit a three. I'm into my video.


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