So, continuing the study of chain complexes, given a chain map between two chain complexes which are themselves exact, we need to dig a deeper as to know how the nearby components are related, okay. How the chain maps influence the nearby these graded components. This will prepare us with a powerful technique known as diagram chasing. What this means, we will see when we actually study this. And this is going to be an essential tool in what is known as homological algebra, okay. And one important, one very important result there, namely snake lemma, okay. Before stating the snake lemma, I will give you a number of simple shorter lemmas which are all proved by this technique namely diagram chasing. Consider the following commutative diagram of r modules and r linear maps in which the two rows are exact. If f1 and f3 are isomorphism, so is f2. This is the statement. What is the picture? Picture is this one. So, 0 to m1 to m2 to m3 is one short answer sequence. 0 to n1 and 2 to n3 is another short answer sequence, okay. So, that is what it is. Following commutative diagram of r modules and r linear maps, the two rows are exact. Column wise, we have three maps here f1, f2, f3. Of course, this map I do not have to write. This is a 0 map. This is also 0 map. So, I do not have to write it. The whole idea is that they are commutative means if you take f3, alpha 2, it is same thing as beta 2 composite f2. Similarly, f2, alpha 1 is same thing as beta 1 composite f1. So, this is the data, okay. Now, what is the conclusion? What is the further thing? Suppose further that these two are isomorphisms, f1 and f3 are isomorphisms, then f2 is an isomorphism, okay. So, this is one way relation. It does not say if and only if, okay. So, f1 and f3 are isomorphisms, then f2 is an isomorphism. That is the conclusion. So, it is f2. So, that they are already homomorphisms of modules. All that you have to say that this is a bijection, assuming that f1 and f3 are bijections, okay. So, let us prove this point wise. Namely, pick up a point in m2, show that there is a point in m2, you know, an element in m2 which comes to that. f2 of some m2 is equivalent. That is all, okay. So, starting with an element here, somehow I have to use these two facts, that f1 and f2 are bijective, in particular they are surjective. Start with an element here, there is no way to go here, right, but you can go here. So, pick up the element beta2 of that element. Now, you see something nice happening. This is surjective. Therefore, I can pick up an element here, okay, which lands on to that one, right. At least if I cannot pick up an element here itself, but after going here, I can come up, okay. So, there is an element here, such that f3 of that is equal to beta2 of this n2. Now, this map is surjective. So, there is an element here m2 which goes to this element. So, what we have got is an element here. If you come all the way here, it is the same thing as this element. So, an element here, if you come this way, the same thing as this element just means that if you come this way also it is same element. So, I have an element f2, m2 here, f2 of m2 will be an element here, n2, both of them are going to same element under beta2. So, now I am in a good shape. Now, I can use the fact that this is an exact sequence. Two elements are going to same element under beta2, just means that their difference is going to 0 under beta2. So, that is in the kernel of beta2, okay. The kernel of beta2 is equal to image of beta2, beta1, right. Therefore, the difference element f2 of m2 minus n2 or n2 minus f2 of m2 you can take, that is beta1 of some element here and that is anyway unique element because this is injective map. So, that is some element here, that is all. Now, this is surjective. So, I can pick up an element m1. So, f1 of m1, beta1 of that is the difference here, okay.  If you look at the image of that here, okay. So, what does that element does? Under f2, it will come to the same element here namely, this m1, f2 of alpha1 is the difference of these two, okay. So, you add that element to m2 that will become f2 of m2. So, modify this m2 by the image of alpha under alpha1, alpha1 of m1, okay. That will map under f2 to the element n2 that I have taken. So, that shows that f2 is surjective. You see starting with here, we went there and then observed that something is happening and then we went this way and modified this element. So, this kind of technique is called diagram chasing. This is the diagram. So, you can just glare at it, do this way, do this, do this. So, I have got the proof. So, without the diagram, writing all these homomorphisms etcetera, image etcetera is a bit difficult. In any case, you have to have this picture in your mind if not the picture on the paper. So, better to draw the diagram and then everything will be clear, okay. That is the point of this diagram chasing. The same technique can be used. Light modification according to the whatever you have to prove a lot of theorems. The next one, let us prove that next one also. Namely, why f2 is injective. So, what should I do? I take an m2 such that f2 of that element is 0, okay. I want to show that m2 itself is 0, right. That is the injectivity. So, come here. It will be 0 here also because this diagram is negative. That means m2 when come this way it is 0. So, alpha 2 of m2 in m3 has the property that under f3 it is 0. But f3 is injective. Therefore, alpha 2 of m2 is 0. So, the first thing is I wanted to prove m2 is 0. At least I have proved that alpha 2 of m2 is 0, okay. Now, use this part. If alpha 2 of m2 is 0, it is in the kernel of alpha 2 is equal to image of alpha 1. So, it comes from an element here. So, this m2 is alpha 1 of some m1 here, okay. But if you go this way and come here, it is the same thing as f2 of alpha 1 that is 0 to begin with. That means f1 of m1, when you take beta 1 it is 0. Now, beta 1 is injective. Therefore, f1 of m1 is 0. But f1 is also injective. Therefore, m1 is 0. Therefore, alpha 1 of m1 which is m2 is 0. So, I think first you have seen the surjectivity which might have taken a little more time. Now, you see the injectivities take less time. Once again what you have done is you are using both these diagrams or the neighborhood things whatever happening is used to conclude something is here. So, that was the theme. The isomorphism f3, isomorphism f2 induce, I mean influence this one. This has to be an isomorphism. There is no uniqueness here. There may be several isomorphism but it has to be an isomorphism, okay. So, based on this kind of techniques, we will prove several results. So, that is what you have to train yourself now, okay. So, I have written down the proof here which is a carbon copy of whatever I have told you. In your formulas there is no need to write. You practice writing this one. There is no nothing to worry about that, okay. So, I have proved first injectivity here and then the surjectivity.  After modification by alpha 1 m1, this m2 will exactly map onto n2. So, that was the surjectivity part, okay. So, let us leave the next one as a exercise, as an assignment to you to work out. But let me state this. What is called as 4 lemma which is very, very important. Similarly, another one 5 lemma, okay. So, in the first case, there are only 3 important ones. The two other important ones were actually 0. So, this is a simpler case. The next one named 4 lemma is a one step ahead and it is a very powerful lemma. So, what does it say? I will not read this one at all now because it is easy to explain with the picture. So, there are 4 terms now, okay. May be non-zero, may be 0 and so on. There is no assumption on last thing being 0 and so on. And the whole thing is exact. This is exact and the diagrams are commutative. They are all R-module homomorphisms, okay. So, the statement is if, okay, f1 and f2, there are assumptions on f1 and f2. f1 is surjective and, sorry, f1 and f4 and things, f1 and f4. f1 is surjective, f4 is injective. This is the first standing assumption. Now, there are 2 parts. If f2 is injective, then f3 is injective. If f3 is surjective, then f2 is surjective, okay. So, you may get confused which one is what and so on. But for that, you may have to practice a little bit, okay. So, proof is exactly similar, but unless you try, you won't learn. So, you have to try this one, okay. So, the third one is, each statement is easier, okay. This is ready made thing. It is like a lab tech. That is like a tech. This is a powerful thing that will give you this one, okay. So, this is a ready made thing and this is very useful also. Here, there are 5 terms and the n terms are arbitrary. They are not necessarily 0, okay. And this whole thing is exact and what you have is commutative diagram R-module homomorphisms. If f1 and f2 are both isomorphisms, f4 and f5 are isomorphisms, then f3 is an isomorphism. So, this is a direct generalization, okay, one step generalization of the first lemma that we had in which the end things were 0. So, automatically this f5 and f0 here, they are automatically, sorry f4 and f5 here whatever, they are automatically isomorphisms. So, now I have made these ones arbitrary and put an isomorphism here and isomorphism here, okay. So, if f1, f2 and f4, f5 are isomorphisms, the center one f3 will be an isomorphism. So, this you can prove directly by chasing or you can use this lemma, okay. Now, I come to the central result of this section namely what is called a snake lemma, which is going to be a strong input in the homological algebra. So, this time you have a exact sequence like this and bottom it is the other way around, it starts with 0, here it ends with 0, okay, four-term sequences. Given a commutative diagram of homomorphisms, r-module homomorphisms wherein the two rows are exact, okay. Suppose you have such a thing, then there are two rows of then there exists r-module homomorphism delta, so this is a statement, there is a delta from the kernel of this last f double prime here, the kernel of this one is a sub-module of m double prime to the co-kernel of this map f prime. The co-kernel remember kernel is just set of all points wherein f double prime is 0, co-kernel is n prime divided by the image of f prime, that is by definition the quotient here, okay. Kernel to co-kernel of f prime that will be a connecting homomorphism delta, what does it connect? That is important thing here such that look like this one, kernel of f double prime to all this co-kernel of f prime I have put here, but there are obvious morphisms here kernel of f prime to kernel of f double prime, co-kernel of f prime to co-kernel of co-kernel of f f prime, these are just alpha and beta alpha prime beta prime restricted to the sub-modules.  So take the restriction, similarly take the restriction of alpha, okay. So these maps are alpha and beta here restricted, here they are the quotient maps of the corresponding alpha prime and beta prime. When you go modulo the image here that will map into the modulo of n modulo the image of f and when you go n modulo image of f that will give you a morphism from n double prime modulo image of f double prime, okay. So these are obvious thing whatever you want to recall first isomorphism, second isomorphism or whatever various isomorphism theorems in Abelian groups. So there are morphisms like that, okay. So these morphisms that I have not written they are obvious morphisms, they are here it is alpha and beta you can write, here you can write alpha prime bar beta prime bar induced morphisms. So the point is that you have a morphism like this and you connect them you get a six-term exact sequence. The entire thing is a exact sequence 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 terms. Moreover the assignment the connecting homomorphism what is a naturality property. What is the meaning of that? Of course now we know how to express naturality property. So you must make a category and another category the assignment must be a functor. It is a functorial isomorphism. So what are the categories here I will explain later on first let us just this more this categorical part we will explain later, okay. Why there is such a map that is fantastic and then it is this part is exact namely kernel of alpha beta here equal to kernel of alpha etc those things are easy, okay because because they are there here and this is just a restriction this is an intersection and co-kernel is also easy, okay but why the image of this equal to the kernel of delta and the image of delta is equal to kernel of this alpha bar those are somewhat mysterious. So this is a fantastic theorem even the definition of this is fantastic, okay. But having seen the diagram changing as a technique the surprise will be a bit less now you will see how it is done, okay. So first look at this one the central one that was the big one thing here m prime to m develop prime n prime to n to n develop prime, okay. I am taking the kernel of f develop prime that is one of the important things if I put kernel appear, co-kernel appear this vertical arrow these will this will become a short exact sequence or a slightly wrong or exact sequence not a short exact sequence, okay this is an exact sequence kernel is is precisely equal to the image here, right because this is inclusion map after all and f develop prime image kernel is precisely this one is by definition I have taken here, okay when you quotient out n develop prime to the image of that that is obviously a surjective map because it is quotient map, okay. What is the thing that has been quotient delta precisely the image so its kernel will be precisely equal to the image of f develop prime the same thing here here, okay. So these two term homomorphisms I have made into a you know there are these things are now vertically exact sequences, okay. So the statement of the theorem says kernel of f prime to kernel of f to kernel of f develop prime then all the way come here co-kernel of f prime co-kernel of f to that is exact this six terms first three here the last three here exact sequences what else what we need to define is the homomorphism delta from kernel of f develop prime to this n prime, okay.  So that I have indicated by double arrow what is the meaning of go down. So I have defined this map right from here to here I have defined so take an element go down here it is an element of m develop prime after all and this is map is inclusion this is surjective therefore I can pick up an element which goes on to that. So here I have to pick up something I do not have a homomorphism here that is why I have double arrows here the single arrows are homomorphism they are linear maps. So I have to pick up some element here which goes to that one, okay we have picked up now push it down here come down to n if you look at the image of that it is the image of this but that is zero because it is coming from kernel of f develop prime therefore this element when you start with the pick up something and push it down that element comes to n double prime zero therefore it is in the image of alpha prime so pick up an element here this time there is no ambiguity because this alpha prime is injective so I get a unique element here but ambiguity is here already to push it down that is in the image of alpha prime so I get an element here now go model of the image of m prime to this one namely go to the quotient go kernel of f so you have landed from an element here you have landed the element here there is no ambiguity in this one in the sense that there is an element here you can get an element here the point is there is a choice here so you do not know whether this will be always the same element so somebody else picks up will we get the same element that is the first surprise that yes you will get the same element no matter who picks up what element here so there is an ambiguity here only from here to here there is no ambiguity when you pick up some series of beta so what is the ambiguity ambiguity is precisely take the difference of you have picked up two elements right I mean one person picks up one element another another element or you must have picked up two different elements at two different time the difference would be 0 under beta the difference beta of that difference will be 0 because both of them are coming to same element therefore the difference element comes from m prime so it is alpha of m prime now if you come to n prime here alpha prime of that element will be the difference image of under f the difference of these two you understand what is going on there are two different elements come here and you have picked up two elements here okay this element goes to the difference here so it comes to the difference of those two elements here so the two different elements here are going to same two different elements here alpha this whatever element m prime here f prime of that must be the difference if f the difference is coming from here they will have the same image here in core kernel of f prime they have the same image because their difference is coming from m prime okay so whatever element you get here there is a unique element so call that delta of this element so function delta is already defined okay so you see with the picture it is easy to explain then writing alpha beta and then you do not know what what you have written down but you have to write down also okay now the same thing I will use to show that this delta is a homomorphism this time I will use the fact that picking up element which goes to the same element here okay you have the freedom you can pick up which element you like okay so to show that this is a homomorphism what I have to show so some alpha times this goes to alpha times that under a modular homomorphism and some goes to the sum right these two things I have to show so multiply by a scalar okay start with an element here multiply by a scalar pick up the original thing multiply by a scalar that will go to zero that will go to the same element so each time you can multiply by a scalar multiply a scalar and so on so that part is easy okay let us look at the sum suppose you have x and y two elements are here in the kernel of f prime you come here okay in m double prime and pick up say m1 and m2 going on to that one don't do that okay okay do that m1 and m2 are going what you will pick up for the sum you just pick up the sum m1 plus m2 would have gone to the sum of these two okay when you come here it will be again f of m1 plus m2 would have gone to the sum of those now these two elements are are alpha prime of something alpha prime is a unique I mean is an injective mapping there are two elements which go to correspond two elements the sum would go to the sum so here also some would go to the sum okay so here instead of picking up some element which goes to the sum since I have picked up elements for each of them I will take the sum as the one which goes to the sum so I use that liberty and then everything becomes okay so delta is a homomorphism of our modules all right so you have got this picture so all the proof I have written down there may be typos or one that doesn't matter okay so verification is now of exactness of the six terms so so let us go go back to this picture there is a picture this picture the verification that this is exact you have just take the intersection of these three three sum because because we have know that this is exact here similarly beta bottom if this is exact when you are taking quotient the exactness is easier so the most important thing is exactness at the kernel of f prime from here to here the exactness at co kernel of f prime at these two things you have to verify the kernel of delta is equal to image of beta the kernel of the image of delta is equal to co kernel of alpha bar these two things you have to verify again the proofs are identical I will prove only one of them whatever you want to okay whatever you want to they are all similar so let us say let us say kernel is in the image here okay let us prove the kernel is in the image of beta restricted to this kernel of f so go back here how we have defined this one so delta when you come here it is zero some element is here delta of that in co kernel is zero what is the meaning of some element is in the co kernel is zero in the co kernel it is in the image of m prime because this is quotient by m prime so this element delta delta is different image of that under this one that is zero means it is f prime of some element here okay so take that element if you come here okay what happens to that if you come here these two it is same thing as image of this one which means that the element here f of alpha of that is the element chosen here okay there is an element alpha of that one and the the one which I have chosen here both of them are going to the same element here that is the meaning so the difference of these two would be going to zero here that means it is in the kernel of f this f is kernel so that is that element is here okay so it is you can pick up an element here which goes to the difference here okay now look at beta of that I want to say that that is this element of course you have to correct sign okay so beta of that when you come here the same thing as this element right whatever I have started with because this composed beta of that is this element okay by the by the commutative of this diagram but that means what beta this inclusion map so beta of that is that element means beta here itself is that element that's all identity inclusion map followed by beta is that element means beta of that is that element because this is what we have start with say x here okay x here beta of that is x so this is beta this is because this is just electrician okay so this way every time what I am doing is going across this wherever diagrams and showing that whatever I wanted so other three things namely if you start from here that would be zero is what you have to show if you take an element here come here okay and you have picked up some element here we can take this itself image of this itself that would go on there but when you go to n it is zero because it is a kernel so once this is zero here it is zero here it will be zero here also therefore delta composite beta is zero that beta is taken from kernel of f so this completes the proof of that kernel of f double prime the sequence is exact so similarly I have to prove that co kernel of f prime is also exact okay so that is exactly similar again left to you as an exercise some part you have to practice now while there is one more thing I have to explain namely what is the meaning of the naturality of this map okay so look at this picture the data okay I want to make a category out of this every object of that category looks like this where m m prime etc are modules over r okay so such a thing I would give you a name it let me call it a snake so set of all snakes not set the collection of all snakes that is the object of this category so I am going to define a category which is called snake what are morphisms you know how to do all that you take another picture like this then m prime to say m m prime 1 m prime 2 and so on so I have done that one here so whole lot of commutative diagrams that is a one single morphism in this category this is where so m prime m m double prime n prime n n double prime is one single object the other object is p prime p p double prime q prime q q double prime is another object from one object to another object okay one is backward and forward like this a morphism will be set of morphisms like this okay phi prime phi phi develop prime psi prime psi psi develop prime so six morphisms will make one single morphism in the category of snakes the important thing is that all these squares these square these squares must be commutative okay so entire box here okay there are two boxes here so they are all commutative so from wherever you start if you come here there are two different ways of going from here to here and here to here from here to here here to here so they are all here to here this way this way so all of them must be commutative whenever there are two different ways of from one to the other both of them must be the same that is the meaning of commutative so this itself forms a category okay from this category we get a from to what category category of six terms this so this another category there are six terms here and the whole thing is exact connected by by one two three four five morphisms the whole thing is exact the exact six term exact sequences there is a so there is an assignment as soon as you have one snake you get a six term exact that's assignment if you have homomorphism from one to the other that will give you a one map kernel of f prime to kernel of whatever i have let us see in this picture the kernel of f f prime to kernel of g prime kernel of f to kernel of g kernel of f divided by kernel of g divided by and then delta and delta prime okay then co kernel correspond co kernel okay so that is a morphism and proof will be obvious from from what you are doing is just you know once you have this diagram commutative is kernel to kernel co kernel to kernel there are morphisms is obvious okay that doesn't need extra proof this is elementary module theory that's all okay so the new delta that you have defined is what is the connecting homomorphism also commutes that is the important one is delta another one is say let us call this as say delta p this is delta m m m p p p so delta p okay those things are also commutative is the important thing here okay so this is a picture okay correspond kernel of g is here there is a delta is a delta here i have just written delta instead of delta m and delta p and so on this diagram is also commutative is what you have to do so one single thing is important other things are obvious so you can verify that the if you the stunning thing somewhat a strange thing you may say that there are choices involved and yet this gave you a canonical map you have factorial thing so that is very important but the point is that the choice was choice was in one single place okay and it disappears as soon as you go here okay the as soon as you come here so though there is no map map will be final defined only here okay because of commutativity of diagrams so final thing will be the same under two different ways you are coming okay so all that is not the justification justification is just to verify this that is all down toward you verify that this diagram is commutative okay the checking is straightforward because we have done enough of diagram chasing something which you have to do on your own so i am leaving it back to you okay so the student is advised to go through the definition of connecting homomorphism delta in the above lemma carefully and memorize it why because despite the so much of developments in theories and so on while dealing with the connecting homomorphisms quoting theorems and lemmas may not help so you have some particular element the other element the image of that whether it is plus or plus of this or minus of that you will never be able to determine unless you chase the diagram i have got this one while doing my own research work okay so by telling you that sometimes you have to actually see the definition of that to prove a certain thing to prove a certain formula so better to know how this is defined so it comes in many other things so at this level it is the simplest so better clarify this completely at this time okay thank you


That's his sixth interception of the year 17 in the NFL and there's two regular season games left and the Falcons are on the road for week 17 and week 18. Today they are in Chicago taking on the Bears and it's snowing there. It's cold. It's snowing. It's going to be an interesting battle today. Both teams looking to win and they have to win to stay alive for the playoffs. We're going to get to all the playoffs contention today. Of course, thank you guys for joining us for the Falcons pregame show presented by Ticketmaster Taylor Vismore, Derek Grackley. It's snowing in Chicago today. I expected. These are the times when you have a weigh game on your schedule. I mean, guys are looking at this back in the summertime. Well, you have an away game in Chicago that ends up what is it? That's the 31st. December 31st or now into January, you know, you're likely going to be playing in something. It could be snow. You could look out and it could be 35, 40 degrees. It could also be below zero playing in Chicago this time of the year. So Atlanta is going to somewhat dodge a bullet because it's not crazy cold, but it is snowing and it's supposed to snow throughout the course of the entire game. I know that you are Minnesota guy over here, but 32 is cold. It's cold. I'm from the south. 32 is cold and snowing is cold as well. But I will say they haven't had a game like this yet where it's been this cool. I mean, you look at the Jets game in the Carolina game. Yeah, it was raining the whole game there. But they were in the 50s for both games, both all of our teammates from the Falcons that travel with team. They said it really wasn't that bad. It was pretty much in the 50s. It was just wet. But now it's 32 degrees. It's snowing. I mean, is that going to affect this game a little bit? I mean, a little bit, but not as much as you think. I mean, like the game that they played against Carolina was probably worse conditions than this. Like you can deal with snow that's falling on you a little bit. It's only the ones that get bad are like when you play Buffalo and you're in lake effect snow.  But the fact that it is it's light snow, if you will. I know there's variations to it. And some people will say it's snow. It's snow. I can't stand it. But the fact that, yes, there'll be a little bit of accumulation on the field, but this is not going to be one of those that's going to dramatically affect either side, especially with ball security. Balls necessarily not going to be flying out of hands like it would be if it was raining. So to me, I would rather play in 32 in a light snow than play in 37 in a driving rain. That's a lot different. It's so interesting because I mean, I don't really know what I would rather play in, honestly, I've never played in both as a football player because I never played football. But today is a big game for both of these teams, Chicago and Atlanta. They have to win. So but there can only be one. But the Falcons remember last week I went on this whole spiel. I know it hurts his head to listen to the whole spiel of how the Falcons can possibly get into the playoffs. Last week there was a seven percent chance. But now after beating the Colts, the Falcons have a 12 percent chance to get into the playoffs. Right now they are second in the NFC South right now. Tampa holds that first spot solo holders of that number one seed for the NFC South. Listen, they are playing the Saints today in Tampa. If the if the Bucks win today, they will clinch the division, which, of course, the Falcons and the Saints both don't want. But if the Saints win today, then that will kind of push down the ball down a little bit further to week 18 with the Saints and the Falcons taking on each other down in New Orleans. And I know there's a little bit more of people that have to win and teams that have to win. So kind of break that down from Iraq.  But as far as Atlanta goes, there's a lot of different factors that go into this. They really need a number of teams to lose. You see in the hunt over there with the Buccaneers is the Rams and the Seahawks. The Falcons really need both of those teams to lose as well, because the last time I checked, if Tampa, the Rams and the Seahawks all win today, that would effectively eliminate the Atlanta Falcons. So they need somebody to slip up today. And as you mentioned, kick the ball forward one more week. And obviously, if the Buccaneers could lose and then kick the ball forward another week to Atlanta, can go on the road and face the New Orleans Saints. Try to close this season out with two straight wins. But this is kind of the predicament that you get yourself in when you're not able to control your own destiny. A couple of those losses this season where the things kind of fell between their hands. You come away with those victories and you're not in this situation where you're looking at other teams and how their games are going to be important. So there's going to be some important games. You mentioned Saints and Buccaneers, Rams at Giants. Even though the Rams are a better record win-loss team, Giants, they're going to have to go across the country and the Giants may be playing with a little bit more confidence of the Giants at 5 and 10. Seattle hosting the Steelers. Steelers are 8 and 7. And then you got Sunday Night Football. The Vikings are hosting the Green Bay Packers. So looking for some of those teams that we mentioned, to trip up and get a loss today and give Atlanta a chance as they go into the final week of this season. Yes, so there's a lot that has to happen for it to go right, but we're not out. We're not eliminated yet. That's why you were saying the 12%, right? Yes, there was a chance. So you say 12% and I just throw out all the different scenarios that have to happen. We're just here for you guys to tell you how the Falcons can get to the playoffs because there is still a chance. But to make the chance even better, because if they don't win today, they will probably be eliminated if they don't beat the Bears. So let's go ahead and get to this matchup today. In Snowy Chicago, this Bears team, they've been having highs and they've had lows and they have a quarterback under center who the people in Georgia have probably heard a lot about since he was, I don't know, in high school. Who is Justin Fields as an NFL quarterback with this Bears team? Yeah, I mean, still had his struggles, but I think most people would tell you he's still one of the most athletic quarterbacks in the National Football League. And that's part of the reason why the Bears have started to see some success. What's interesting to me, and I love this graphic, because when I look at guys that are in college, the prospects that you're thinking about as first round picks, one of the first things that I look at is their completion percentage. Here's why, Taylor. I wanna see a guy that completes 68, 70, 72% of his passes in college because it's so much more difficult to do that in the National Football League, i.e. Justin Fields. His most recent 34 games, just shy of 61% completion rate. Well, why is that? Well, when you're at Ohio State, and you get two or three non-conference games at home, when you are worlds better than the team that you're facing, and then no offense, when you end up getting into your conference schedule, and let's just say you face a Maryland, or Rutgers, or a Purdue. Again, teams that are probably much less talented than you are. You should be completing 68 to 70 to 72% against those teams. Fast forward to the National Football League. No offense, but you don't get the break that you get in college against those teams each and every week. So that's the reason why you see a quarterback like a Justin Fields, like a Bryce Young in Carolina, struggling early on in their career. Because everybody that they play against is a professional and they're extremely talented. But here's the thing that you gotta know about Justin Fields. When he decides to tuck it down and run the football, he's still one of the most dangerous quarterbacks in the National Football League. I put him up in the conversation with Lamar Jackson, maybe not as dangerous, but he showed Arizona last week that he could do that. Nine carries, 97 yards on the ground in a touchdown, and he is leading this team in rushing yards this year. He's only played in 11 games. So that just shows the type of damage that he can provide when he runs the football. Still averaging about 10 carries a game. So expect it when he tucks it down and run for it and let him maybe get a minus two here, three or four there. Don't let him get 34 because that's when the game starts to get out of hand. Yeah, so obviously, like you said, he's the leading rusher on this Bears team. But the running back under him, Khalil Herbert, he only, he has almost 100 yards less than Justin Fields.  But I wanna say this about his transition from college to the Bears. Here's the thing, when he was on Ohio State, here are the wide receivers, excuse me, that he was thrown to. Crystal Lave, hello. Garrett Wilson, Jackson Smith at Jigba. He also had J.K. Dobbins on the team his first year at Ohio State. He had so many people around him that were these really big playmakers. And now his wide receiver number one is DJ Moore. And then the drop off of the wide receivers of touches and receptions and yards is massive between DJ Moore and the other wide receivers. So does that, is that helpful for a quarterback to obviously have weapons around him that he can kind of use all the time at his expense? Yeah, I mean, I kind of chuckle a little bit because Justin Fields is probably saying, I'd take my three that I had Ohio State, no offense over somebody's guys that I have on the Bears roster. I mean, you got two guys in Wilson and Olaven that might be regarded as two of the top five young wide receivers of the National Football League. And for Jackson Smith at Jigba, if it wasn't for Lockett and Metcalf out in Seattle, he'd probably be doing a lot more as well. And he's extremely talented as the number three out in Seattle. So yes, I mean, kind of an embarrassment of Rich's skill position players that Justin Fields had to work with during some of his time with the Ohio State Buckeyes. However, yes, he has struggled a little bit on occasion this year because he doesn't have the weapons. He's gonna have some of those today. He's gonna have DJ Moore. Cole Comet was banged up a little bit earlier on this week, but he is gonna be active in this. We'll get down to that a little bit later. But his ability to run the football is the biggest problem that's gonna get faced with Atlanta. He's got, he's about 61% this year as a passer, 15 touchdowns, nine picks, again in 11 games. There's gonna be some opportunities to potentially steal possessions away because he has been a little bit loose with the football, but when he tucks it down, you gotta have all your communication, all of your ducks in a row to get him on the ground. That's right. So last year, let me start with this. This is gonna be the 30th meeting between these two teams. And last year, Cordero Patterson broken NFL record for kick returns against the Chicago Bears. He made a 100 yard kick return crazy. And look at this graphic that we have here showing how he ran all the way down, I mean, electric. I don't know if you were there for it, but it was incredible to swatch and to see he now holds the record at nine kick returns in the NFL. I wanna say this because I went back and I looked at how often he's done this. He's done it nine times, like I just said, but he's done it three times against the Bears. He always kind of makes big plays against the Bears. Can we possibly see a kick return today from Cordero Patterson? Well, I would say that the Chicago Bears, they're probably gonna be, they're gonna know that and they're gonna make sure that they kick it out of the back of the end zone if they can. Again, the conditions might not allow that because sometimes the wind blows a little bit in Chicago. Cordero Patterson knows that, played there for a couple of years, but oddly enough, you mentioned still three of his nine kickoff returns were a touchdown. I've gone against the team that he actually played for, one Minnesota, one New England, and of course with Atlanta. So there might be some opportunities because it's harder to just pound the ball through the back of the end zone in Chicago with snow, with a little bit of wind, depending on which direction it's going. So there might be a couple of opportunities. And yeah, he's licked his lips a couple times against Chicago, maybe he does it again today. We'll see, and let's talk about this run game because what they're going up against in Cordero Patterson and Bajon Robinson and Tyler Alger and possibly even Taylor Heinecke if he comes out of the pocket, they're looking at the best rushing defense in the NFL. I mean, when you look at this defense, I mean, we can talk about Montez sweat in a second because what he's done with Chicago has been incredible. But when you look at this Chicago Bears defense, why is it so hard to run the ball against them? Well, they've made an effort, number one, to say that stopping the runs gonna be our first and foremost. And they've got some of the players to do it. You look at in their lineback in court, TJ Edwards, 143 tackles on this season is eighth in the NFL. He's been extremely active back there, running sideline to sideline to make tackles. They've got a talented defensive front. As you mentioned, sweat's one of the guys that gets into the mix as well. They got a talented defensive front, but to me it's always the commitment to stop the run. Yes, you gotta have the dudes, but does the coaching staff always say that this is our number one goal? And you can see that every single week when Chicago goes into the game plan defensively, they're gonna say stop the run is our number one goal. What are they going up against today in Atlanta? Not necessarily a running quarterback, but probably a three headed monster at the running back position that definitely wants to run the football. So it's gonna be a great matchup. You mentioned number one in the NFL, just shy of 81 yards per game on the ground. And their third in the NFL in rushing touchdowns allowed at only seven this year. So they've been very stingy when it comes to run defense on this team, and they're gonna face two really good running backs and also a guy that's a little bit of a Swiss Army Knife and Cordero Patterson with Atlanta. So they've got the ability to keep somebody fresh, but they're gonna go up against a stingy defense. Right, let's talk about Montesquat for a second, because this is gonna be his eighth game with the Barats. He was obviously traded in the middle of the season. Right now he has six sacks with this Chicago Barats team. He leads the team in sacks in eight or seven games, excuse me, that's wild. If you look at his whole season with the commanders and then with the Barats, he has 12 and a half sacks on the season. How do you stop the production of Montesquat? Yeah, it's interesting because, you know, you listen to Arthur Smith each week and they'll ask him questions about what are you gonna face, what are you gonna face? And he always says, this is the National Football League.  I'm sure the Bears are talking about Jesse Bates in their meeting rooms as well, saying this guy knows how to take away the football. But Montesquat is just the next challenge that's gonna be faced for the Atlanta Falcons, specifically the offensive line. You gotta find a way to make sure that all of your mechanics have to be great when you're going up against a great pass rusher. I don't wanna get into too much, but any time as an offensive lineman, you step underneath yourself or you don't have the right footwork, depending on where he's lined up on the line of scrimmage, that's where you generally get beat. Most offensive linemen get beat with their first step off the line of scrimmage if they don't have the right technique, just because these guys are so good. How else do you do it?  Bijan, Tyler, those guys just check, chip before they release to get out. That's a way to help your offensive lineman, especially if you see a guy like Sweat getting on the edge of one of the tackles, just give him a shoulder chip to knock him back down the middle of your tackle and that allows him to kind of recover a little bit. But with those guys, you kind of have to, they got two really good ends as well and Gakwe on the other side is really good. So it's not like you can just focus on him, but he's shown throughout the course of the season that he can get to the quarterback. They cannot let him be a problem in the back field. Yeah, he can get to the quarterback, can get to the running back, he can kind of get to anyone. He's one of the best pass rushers in the league right now, but looking at this Bears Rush defense, obviously we spoke to Bijan earlier in the week and I said, how do you beat Chicago? Like kind of, not what's your game plan, but what do you mean? Like how do you see a win against this Bears team? And he said, if you can get 100 yards against them, you can beat this team. So I went back and I looked, I checked him. And here's the thing, five teams have rushed 95 or more yards against this Bears team. Only one has lost to them, that's Detroit Lions, but they had four turnovers in that game against the Bears. So here's the thing, if you can rush 95 or more yards against this Bears team and keep your turnovers down, you probably have a clearer path to a win. Here's the thing, Atlanta Falcons, I went back and looked, they have rushed 95 or more yards 12 times. Of their 16 games, 12 of them, they've rushed 95 or more yards. So this is gonna be a run heavy game for this Falcons team. I mean, it's a great matchup. It's what Atlanta wants to do. They have not deviated from it throughout the course of the season. They're gonna be our run first team. They wanna use that to set up the play action in some of the shots downfield and they're gonna do it, whether it's the Carolina Panthers or it's the Chicago Bears. Now, you have to have success. And to your point, it doesn't have to be. B. John Robinson himself with 100 yards. You're looking for, as a team, 95 yards or more against the Chicago Bears team and the odds stack up in your favor, especially if you can get some production in the passing game and protect the football. Again, we'll get to that a little bit later. You mentioned the Lions were able to do that against the Bears, but they turned it over. Obviously turnovers. I talked about it all season long. Is the biggest stat in the National Football League and you generally cannot overcome it when you have so many turnovers, but Atlanta's got to protect the football, but shooting to continue to run the football and have that run past balance offensively. Yeah, so before we get to the keys to the game, let's go ahead and get to the inactive today for this Bears team. Obviously Darnell Mooney will not be playing. It's a big miss for this Bears team. Obviously they have DJ Moore, but Darnell Mooney is that wide receiver too. He's got a lot of touches, got a lot of yards and Cole Comet, he was questionable. He will be playing today. They're tied in for the Bears. So when you look at this in the actives and you see Mooney on there and you see that Comet's playing, what are you thinking? Well, I think that, yes, you mentioned you get one less receiving threat, but the fact that they get Cole Comet, who is a tied in, who has been probably one of their more consistent playmakers back into the game, he's got 70 catches, 678 yards and six touchdowns this season and they're starting center. Lucas Patrick was also questionable in this game. He's going to be playing. So you got a Chicago Bears team that's coming into this one fairly healthy for the most part. They got two of their three are going to play in this game. They're probably going to find ways to target Cole Comet, extremely athletic. A guy that can make plays over the middle. Plus he can go up over the top of the defense. So you got guys like Jesse Bates who are going to have to be on their P's and Q's today against that talented tied in. Yeah, Jesse Bates got six, looking for possibly seven today in week 17. So let's go ahead and get to the Falcons inactive list. Let's take a look at who we don't see and that is Caleb McGarry. He will be back today. He is active for the first time in probably like a handful of weeks. He's been out for a while, but he will be back today. Yeah, it's been a great sign, especially to see this inactive list when we had that stretch kind of mid to late season where there's so many offensive linemen and defensive linemen. David on Yamada missed a handful of games as well. That was really, really hurt the line of scrimmage for the Atlanta Falcons. See John Leglu there. He actually was a practice squad elevation thought that maybe he would be active in this game. He'll be inactive, but outside of that, the rest of the guys you see on this list are guys that have kind of been inactive for the most of the season. So that tells me Atlanta is getting their starters back, their reinforcements are coming back, and they have desperately needed it, especially on the offensive line.  So the fact that they're a little bit, a couple of steps closer to being healthy at this point in the season is very encouraging. Yeah, I saw his inactive list and I was like, is this from week two or week three? Like this looks like the inactive that we had in the beginning of the season because no one was hurt. And now we're back to having a healthy line, a healthy team and all great things to go into what is now the keys to the game presented by Wells Fargo. Let's talk about what all these starters can do to ensure a win in Chicago and extend their playoff chances. What's your first cue of the game today? Yeah, we kind of talked about it a little bit, but it's gonna start with ball security. And we mentioned it, if you can run the football and you can protect it when you do go through the error, or even when you're running it, you cannot afford to have those fumbles, but ball security is gonna have to be at the forefront. Looking for the first time this year that Atlanta's gone back to back games without a giveaway. Think about that for a second. That's part of the reason Atlanta's had to somewhat of a roller coaster season because they just cannot get out of their own way with the self-inflicted wounds and the turnovers. Think about the Chicago Bears, though. One thing that we haven't talked about yet, Taylor, 18 interceptions this year. They've got guys that can take the football away. They've got two guys that have four picks. They've got two guys that have two picks. They have six other players that have at least one interception this season. So even though their record may not reflect it at six and nine this season, they have found ways to take away the football. So yes, through the air, Taylor Heinecke is gonna have to make some great decisions. Think about the last time Atlanta went on the road a very, very costly turnover in the red zone by Desmond Ritter. Obviously it was part of the reason why we switched back to Taylor Heinecke. Ball security is gonna have to be so important when you're playing on the road. Try to see if we can get a no giveaway game. Yeah, we'll see, because listen, here's the thing. Yeah, you have Jesse Bates, who is an interception machine for the secondary. But when you have a secondary where that interception wealth that's kind of spread around, it makes throwing the football not scary because you're the number one quarterback for the team and that you shouldn't be scared when you're under center. But it makes you think a little bit more of like, okay, who should I not throw to?  But here's the thing, Heinecke only has one turnover. He had it back in Arizona when he made that start. And then Robinson, Bajon has had two strip balls. Fumbles, thank you, since the buy. And obviously, during the buy, they stressed those turnovers, knocking those turnovers. And it's helped a little bit and you've seen the progression of that with Heinecke under center of not having those big turnovers. But today is gonna be a big challenge because of the weather, because of that secondary on will the Falcons be able to keep those turnovers honed in today? So looking at that and looking at your second key, I was talking about Bajon, so go ahead with the second key.  And we talked a little bit about Justin Fields and what he can do running the football leading rusher on this team. But we also talked about Khalil Herbert. Interesting to note, he had over 100 yards rushing last week against Arizona. He has one other 100 yard game this year, which basically makes up half of his production for the entire season. Now he was banged up a little bit as well, so he hasn't played in all of their games so far. But those are the two guys that you're likely gonna have to slow down in the run game, because that's what Chicago does best. They wanna use the pass with Justin Fields to set things up and then if he sees all those backs turned from the defense, he's gonna tuck it down a run with it. Or if your rush lanes get too far upfield and he sees a crease, he's gonna take it. So again, you go back to some of the quarterbacks in the National Football League that are so athletic and they can make you pay with their legs.  You take one of your linebackers or your safeties, you say, you're gonna play close to the line of scrimmage, especially in like a third and medium, third and long situation. Your job is to keep your eyes on Justin Fields. And if he decides to run with it, you've gotta be able to go make a play. So I would expect to see maybe a little bit less man coverage from Atlanta, especially unless Ryan Nielsen sees the moment where, okay, maybe it's third and 16. We don't think that Justin Fields is gonna run. Let's take a chance, let's go man coverage, let's bring some pressure. But when you play man coverage, you have defensive backs and safeties that and linebackers that are turning their back to an athletic quarterback. So you gotta be very careful in a game like this to play a lot of man coverage with Justin Fields. Yeah, when you look at the Falcons defense, two guys that have done really well against the run is Caden Ellis and Nate Lamb and the inside linebackers for the Falcons team. They've done an incredible job of being in the box and making big plays happen against the run. So the question is, will you be able to contain Justin Fields where he is and maybe get a couple sacks down and push some big three and out situations. So we'll see what happens though. Let's get to the third key today, which is points in the red zone. Talk to you about that one. Gotta find a way to score down there. And whether it's, I'm not always one of these guys that wants to resort to field goals, but when you're playing on the road, you just have to get points. So if you do get into the red zone or let's just say you're just outside the red zone, the play calls and the decision making. Again, I go back to the Carolina game in that with that interception of Desmond Ritter. Once he gets out of the side of the pocket, understand where you are in the field and just know, okay, I gotta make something out of nothing. Let's just go ahead and throw the ball out of bounds, right? And live to let my field goal unit come on the field and get us three points. Playing on the road, which has been a struggle for Atlanta this year. There are two in five this year playing away from Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Gotta find a way to get points. Here's the other interesting thing. It doesn't end up factoring in when you talk about field goals, but Chicago's actually last in the National Football League in red zone percentage. Now in the NFL, they only base that off of touchdowns. 72 and a half percent of the time they're giving up touchdowns in the red zone. So there's an opportunity for whatever reason, Chicago kind of falls back a little bit and they allow touchdowns in the red zone. You get down in the red zone, find a way to get points and maybe in this one with this defense, capitalize and get a couple touchdowns. Yeah, and what's interesting is you talk about the special teams and letting your kicking team do their job last week. The win margin was 19 points. Koo had five field goals. That's 15 points by Koo alone. That's almost the entire win margin for the Falcons.  And this could be a big game for Koo, don't you think? Absolutely, special team. We've talked so much about offense and defense, but we talked a little bit about Cordero Patterson returning the ball. And yes, Youngway Koo and that entire field goal unit having a perfect game. This is one of those where like you look back at the game against the Colts and you're like, it's one of the first times Atlanta played like a really good game from start to finish. Didn't turn a ball over, efficient on offense, made plays on defense, kicking game showed up, didn't make any catastrophic mistakes. That's what you're looking for. Doesn't necessarily have to be a 450 yard offensive performance where you're scoring 40 points. Just make it a clean game. We stay on schedule, we protect the football. Sometimes it's okay to punt. Just remember, it's okay to punt and play field positions sometimes as long as you don't turn a ball over and give them a short field. Okay, so you brought up 40 points and I'm gonna bring this up because we're gonna switch over to college football right now. I don't know if any of you guys watched the game last night, Georgia FSU, big win. 40, 60 points, 60 win margin over here with the points. It's like the largest win margin ever. Georgia Bulldogs beat their own record which they said last year in the national championship against TCU but obviously FSU and Georgia were both snubbed if you will from the college football playoff. But big playoff coming in the new year six.   I hadn't really thought about it a ton just because like the bull season has been a snoozer up to right now. Have you, did you see the Pop-Turtle? Every year. The Pop-Tart, it's incredible. Every year these title sponsors change and you're like, I don't even know what it's called anymore. I just wanna know where it's at and who's playing in the game. Incredible. Let's see, I like Alabama just because of the confidence that they're playing with and I'll go with Bijan, Texas. Okay, okay, I actually like Texas too. To me, anyone but, Bama, in my opinion. Okay, I said Georgia Bulldog. Anyone but Bama, but for me. Wonder why. The national championship was the Pop-Tart Bull. That was the best bull I've ever seen. Pop-Tart comes down in a toaster and they ate the Pop-Tart. It was electric. Anyway, we asked the players this week who they think will make it to the college for the national championship and who will be the reigning national champion. Spain without the S. UCF Knights. Know who I got. Roll it tight or get rolled over. In Michigan. Texas, 20, and for the championship, I was against Alabama for a rematch. Got us. 40. I got all that one. 28. Well, you know my boy here. He's the greatest lineman of all time. The greatest lineman of all time. And he currently with the Washington. And that's still going to get him. Alabama beats Michigan, Texas beats Washington. Bama gets his rematch, kills Texas. Saving for the win. Pack 12. It's not a good lift for you for it. Georgia, Georgia, Georgia, Georgia, Georgia, Georgia.  Even the camera rolls. I went to UNC, so, you know, as far as ACC goes for the state still-owned business all year, y'all did them dirty. That's crazy. My North Floridian guy. My cousin's sister with the FSU. That's crazy how y'all did that. Crazy. All right. Y'all gonna come back and tell me all the way. Bama and Michigan. Wait. Camera to the camera. There you go. Michigan suck.  Bama gonna clean them. I got Texas. So, I'm gonna have a Bama, Texas rematch. I got the exact opposite. I got Michigan beating Bama decisively. And I think it's gonna be a really good ball game. But I think the Washington quarterback will go surprise the people. He is fluffy. And they will find a way to win a ball game late. And then when they play against each other, I think Washington might win it all. Just mark my word. I told y'all what was gonna happen.  Okay. Did Bijan say 40 points against Alabama? Confident in his voice. Did I hear that correctly? I don't know that anyone this year. I don't know if that's possible to score 40 points against Alabama. It's gonna be a really fun ball game. That was fun too. I learned some new lingo that a college football team or players can be fluffy. That's not a good look if you're fluffy apparently. I wouldn't want to be called that. And then also, I can't remember who it was, but talking about Florida State, rough timing on that one. Rough timing. Maybe if it would have happened two days ago. Oh my God. That didn't even get a touchdown. Whoops. Anyway, happy New Year's to you guys. We hope you all have a great time ringing in the new year. Hopefully the Falcons can beat the Bears today to stay alive in their playoff hopes. But that's all happening just in a few minutes in Chicago. Enjoy the game.


What's up everybody, I'm the man Goose, and welcome to the rant today, I'm going to be talking about these motherfuckers that wait till the very last second to lock in their heroes in the draft picks. Jelly?  Evan, what about you man? Hey, I'm Evan or Raven, whichever you prefer. I'm going to be talking about how it is to play ADC and solo queue at the same time and the struggles that are involved with that.  I'm going to jump right into it with mine here.    I'm like, are you going to take the mage? The whole team's like, are you going to play that mage in the jungle? Because we're cool with it, if you want to do some crazy shit, I'm cool with that, I'm down with that.    And then at the very last second, he switches to like the bruisiest, most frontline jungler there is and then says to me, why'd you take him? We're not going to have enough damage now.  And then it's always the same thing, the same thing every time when they come back. Oh, sorry goes old. My dog was scratching at the door.  Like I love dogs. If you have a dog, that's great. That's awesome. But take care of the dog before you hit the ready button, ready up button. Like it says ready. It's in there. It's in the button. It says ready. If you're not ready, don't hit the ready button.   Guys, that would, that would get me so bad when fault came out.  The second you get in the champ select, somebody's like, I don't know if I'm going to play Kalari jungle or if I'm going to play Decker jungle because why not? Why? Why? But they're just going to sit there. They're not going to say anything. They're not going to pick one. They're not going to do anything like that. They never say anything. Oh my God. It drives me insane. And the funny thing is, like as a, as a jungle main, and I'm sure you can say the same as a support main mango mangoes, that you're willing to switch to whatever the team needs. You're willing to be the guy that switches to the tank or the damage or the caster or whatever it may be. But you just need to know and they won't tell you. You gotta let me know what I'm filling in for, man. Oh my God.  It's the same thing, whether it be a mobile or just a hero shooter. Right? You, I sit there, so I only play Vipers. It's like one character, whatever. It's still, but it's smoked, right? It's a smoke controller character. There's two other characters that can drop smokes, but more like point and click and it goes down. Well, I lock in Viper and then all of a sudden some guys like, All right, do we need smokes? Does anyone, do we need more smokes? And I said, no, like we're good. Like I got it. And then there's, you know, guys, do we need smokes? They're still talking. They're waiting. They're waiting. They're like, I don't know what to do. Should we get, I, that throws them off right now. They're like, oh wait, do we need, do we need a kill joint? Do we need a sage? What's the sentinel? Hey, can someone go dualist? I can't do it. You know, I can't play home and I can't smoke. It's just as bad. Yeah. It's the same thing. I just go to the last second and we're like, okay, we have like 90 seconds to pick. What's the problem? Yeah.  And you know full well that these people know who they want to play going in. They're not sitting there 98% of the time going like, hmm, well, who should I play this game with two seconds left? They're sitting there going like, I'm going to pick this person, but I'm just going to wait. Just, I don't know for what, but I'm just going to wait.  I'm picking this guy. They're not taking care of their dog.  Like some kind of multitasking sage is trying to be super efficient.   And like serial killers are right here. You know, just a little bit below. Like I bet Jeffrey Dahmer. Wait a minute.     Like it's they just wait to the last moment. So your last brain cell is about to just explode trying to figure out what their thought process is.  Oh, oh my God. And timer. Yeah, I could relate to it again with Lee because in league, you know, you could swap champs or you could probably do it. I think you can do it. Smite too. So like I'll sit there and I'll be like, all right, you pick for you like if I'm playing top and, you know, that's the tough position to kind of pick into so or pick blind. And like some guy will tell me, oh, like, yeah, I could go, you pick me this way. All right.  Let's say for example. And like it comes down to like 15 seconds. And then it's like 10 seconds. I'm like, are you going to pick your like a low? They goes and then like there's seven seconds.  And then locks in a random champ. And I'm just supposed to play that champ now. The guy's like, oh, sorry, dude, I didn't know. We did not just like four people picked in between us. And you just decide seven seconds left. Oh, let me give you your jacks. You know, I hope that you could play them. Hope that you own him, let alone play him. I try to help my team out even a little bit. Yeah, exactly. What if I didn't even own them? Then I'd be like, I guess I'm playing gin top now. Like for the game. Like what? I did that. I played with a random that I just added from a game before. And he's like, all pick your champion. You trade me this one. Okay, sure. We did that whole thing. Come to come to the time to trade. And he goes, oh, I actually don't even own that champion. I played a support in the jungle role because he didn't know how to jungle and didn't actually own the champion. He told me to pick. I lost my mind. Never played a game with him since.   I think that's about. I think I got that car. That's a good game. Yeah. So I mean, jungle. Okay. I have been unabashedly a jungle main for a long, long time.   My jungler went and got dragon.  How dare he do something for the team while I just ended my lane?  And then they go into all chat and they're like, ah, better jungle wins.  Please God, please. There are times where I'm not doing how you're asking for that gig. They just don't come. Sometimes I'll admit that sometimes lanes just doesn't work out, but it is not my job to fix your problem. If you're going to go through and feed your lane, it is not my responsibility to pick up those pieces. And I see this as a support a lot too. Like the jungler's coming at the jungler like signals, like I'm going to attack your lane and like, cool. So I start kind of backing up and trying to bait him forward. My ADC is like, let's go. Jungler is coming and like all the way into the tower.  You said you're going to get the lane.  That's why it's a team game, team effort. Seriously, 100%. Or you ping for the global objectives and you're like, everybody, like now's the time. The lanes are pushed up. Let's go do the thing. You go there. Nobody else shows up. You end up dying because the enemy team shows up on you. I'm like, well, what were you doing trying to get the objective? Where were you? The best.  I pinged it like seven times. Oh my God.    Oh my God. Or yeah, sitting in the bush next to a lane, you're like, okay, just let them push you in. I'll show up. We're good to go. And then they push their lane. It's like, okay, so am I, do you want me to sit here? What do you want from me? I'm not just here for you all the time. I get that, but it's the opposite, right? So I'll be set, like you'll come up to gank, right?  And then it's like, well, where were you?  Like I'm setting you up perfectly. Now I'm under tower with no health and you're trying to gank. And now I'm going to get blamed because I'm not helping the guy. I'll fully admit when I'm playing in a lane and I'm like fully under tower and the jungler doesn't show up. But then the second, the second that I'm like, you know what, I need to back. So I push my lane away from me. The jungler's like, I'm coming in. It's like, what do you mean you're coming in now? I've been perfectly set up for you. Nothing. The second I decide that I need to do something for me, you're like, okay, we're here. Oh, what happened? I tried to gank for you. Oh dude, it goes both ways. 100% it goes both ways. But that's grinds my gears as a jungler. Getting blamed. It's fine though, because if you get behind on gold because your jungler isn't ganking, just go into his jungle and take his minions. That's fine. That's perfectly okay to do it. Oh man.  I'm getting behind here. The guy's pushing me in. I'm not getting ganked. I just need the camp, dude. The amount of times in solo queue that somebody goes and takes a camp. And I'm like, that's not yours. You have a lane to yourself, please. Oh man. Why does it varies on game, right? Because in Smite, the off laner, they have a camp for themselves. Absolutely. But see mid laners, they're like blue buff? Blue buff is for mid lane. The jungler only gets it at the beginning of the game and then every other time it's for mid lane. So mid laners in solo queue, we're just like, okay, so you're giving me blue buff. No, you're 0-12. I'm not giving you blue buff. Dude, I need it. Cool down. Yeah, exactly. I'm out of mana. I'm going 5-0 right now. I'll use the blue buff better than you. Sorry, but come on. Let's face the facts here. Oh my God.  And it's always the people that are feeding that want the buffs the most and are the most aggressive about it. Because that's going to put them back in the game. The one buff, that's going to make the whole difference. Dude, I need that red buff. I need that red buff. They want to blame everything else except their performance for how they're performing. That's always it.  Oh, it feels so bad. It hurts it. Somebody could walk up to me on the street and be like, better jungle wins and I would already be tilted. It wouldn't even be a thing. I'd just be like, who are you? What do you know? Get out of here.  This is the guy you're looking for. If you see him on the street, you just better jungle wins and I'll lose my mind. Guaranteed. Pidgeotto haircut. Define that guy. Just keep walking. Act like it's nothing. It's just casual.  That didn't just happen, right? 100%. I feel it. It's going to happen. Is that all you had, Jelly? I think that's all I got for that one, because, yeah. Alright, what about you? So, I'm sure there's many of you like me. You like playing ADC, but you don't have any friends. So you like playing solo queue. Don't even get, alright, we're doing this, so let's get started, right? You start in the draft. Alright, yeah, I could flex around the ADC. Alright, support's stalking me. Alright, what's support you want? Alright, I'll take this. It's fine, we can do whatever. Alright, most of the time they're pretty cooperative. We get into game. One thing, why don't you start a support item? Doesn't just help me. Doesn't just help you, but if you want to start cloth armor in three pots for some reason, it's okay. You're going to miss out on gold and extra item. I'm confused. I don't know what to do. There's no regen happening. That's the thing, because people like to do that for whatever reason. I get some games, you know, you don't have that yet. Maybe some like the earlier access games, but for the most part, they all got like a support starter item, right? Well, then that leaves directly into, you know, alright, so I'm sitting here, I'm trying to farm, and you either get A, you get the support that sits back and like just watches you as you try to farm, so now, I'm here in front. The support's behind me. I'm trying to farm, but I'm getting poked and he's doing nothing, so now I have to keep typing on like, hey, guy, can you like help? Can you play up a little bit? I need some help. I can't, you know, I can't hit this. Oh, no, you're good, dude. I got you. I'll shield you. Can you move up a little bit maybe? And if you're a person, you could sit there, you could kind of body block. In League, it's a little harder, but I mean, you got to work with me here. Over-aggressive support.  Where were you? Where were you? I'm 10 feet behind you trying to farm, dude, it's level two. It's not even like it's level three. I did. That one gets me. That one gets you real good.  You're right. They hit the one in a million chance that they're going to hit that ability, and then I got to follow up on it right away. I got a flash to it. Mind you, just to get in range. And then we're there. They're going to hit that stun 10% of the time throughout the game.  And you better know which 10% that one is. I have to be 100% ready for that 10% chance to hit. And if I'm not ready, I get the, yeah, like I said, I get the, oh, you're not there. Dude. What do you mean you didn't flash in on the support that's been missing every stun from here on out and happened to land one perfectly? Bro, why didn't you hit your ability? I hit mine. I just expect you to get hit. He's stunned. He can't move and you're missing. Yeah. He's stunned for 0.5 seconds. I'm supposed to hit in that window that far away.  So what the fuck, man? Okay, I did the thing. Congrats. I'll back up now. And then just like pathing in like the early game. If you're trying to like go into the jungle a little bit when you get de-war or whatever. Or then like I get the guy who just walks up. He goes, yeah, I'm just going to go walk into like their jungle real quick all the way over here. I'm going to leave you in lane. I'm just going their jungle for some reason. Okay. Now I got back up. Now I can't. And then I have the roaming. Like he's going to go and roam to mid lane.  Here I am. 2v2 as we lost. Boom. Immediately he goes to top lane. Alright, I'm going to support you now. Okay, sir? How do you expect me to do even better in a 1v2 situation not let alone the 2v2 as we were trying to work together? See, and meanwhile the top laners thinking what the hell is their support doing up here?  Why is he here? Now the top laner is like, guys, now I can't do anything.  Well, I'll tell you what, Raven, because now you got me. I'm a support main. You'll have somebody to actually yell at and blame whenever I go over the aggressive. This might be magical. See, that's why Mangus, you and I worked so well when we played predecessor together.  So one of us would go in and the other one's like, I'm there. We're doing the thing. Like it would just all the time. But there's a big difference between being an aggressive support and just throwing your abilities on cooldown. 100%. There you go. That's part of my rant too. There you go. It's another thing I just thought of. Yeah, let me just keep poking them and it's like, all right, well, now my support doesn't have any mana.  You went all in twice. Sorry, all right, I'm out. Let me back real quick. Hold on. And then they come back to lane and just spam their cooldowns again, and then have to go back to base. Or they'll get obliterated. They'll walk up. They just came back from lane, right? They'll walk past tower. All right, man, I'm back. They'll walk up. He'll get shot, stunned, ability, dashed on. All right, now he's got 10% health. All right, let me back real quick again, dude. Hold on. I gotta go right back real quick. I gotta get a control ward. I forgot one actually. Oh, support's the least. That's gonna be one of mine coming up. I've got these lined up.  I'm gonna just pop and keep popping them out. I feel like supports and junglers probably have the most that they could like talk about in terms of this. ADCs do too though, for real. Right there. Perfect. I could talk about junglers and how they're like, oh, hey man, you know, we gotta rotate or something. As a jungler, junglers are the worst. Don't get me wrong.  This is why junglers get a bad rap. This is it. This guy is the reason. Because you're not ganking. When they're pushed up under my tower for five whole minutes. Just kidding. Then you got the junglers that gank. Oh no, it's warded, dude, don't go there.  What are you doing?  Or even they counter jungle. They run into the enemy jungle.  Where was my team? Nobody was here helping me. What do you mean?    We were looking at our map. The midlaner leaves, the dual lane leaves to come all into the jungle.  They want you to die with them. That's what they want. I just think he died the jungle minion. And then it might be even worse. God, yeah. Where did you have anything else on your topic? No, that one's pretty good. I'm sure more people have stuff in the comments about that one. Speaking of which, that's how we're going to do these. If you have anything to say in the comments, if you want to send me a voice message on Discord or any of us have voice messages on Discord or anything, just type it out. Leave it in the comments. Whatever you want to do, we'll go over them, your responses and your stories and we'll fill your pain with you in the next episode that we do, which will, I believe, be on Jelly Knees Channel or Raven. It will be on Jelly Knees Channel. Make sure you sub to Jelly Knees. And that's what the second half of the show is going to be devoted to. And in fact, I did get a response already whenever I told people about this as to why, a reason why, other than them being a serial killer, why they would wait till the last minute to lock in their draft pick. This is from my Fortster 1994. It says, got to say, I was guilty of doing that more than a few times. It remarked that I was going jungle but not show who I was picking because of the amount of hate people had more for my girl Kalari. I would only pick her if I was towards the last to pick on both teams and they didn't have too much tank CC but all the people, all the hate people had for her. So that's kind of a valid reason.   Maybe it's because I was on Richter. So we had plenty of frontline and plenty of CC. So we didn't need that from the jungler.  Oh yeah, a lot of people had a problem with Kalari jungle. Yeah, I think it was just because it was more like team fight oriented that game from being honest that seemed to be the best team comp. So like a team fight one, not like a stealthy pick them off one by one. So she wasn't really good at that. Going into your comment, I was ready to be like, nope, there's no vindication.  You're free in my book 100%. We can be friends.  So at least somebody to share that with me because we're Kalari people apparently. So that's it.  That's kind of like when I would try to play like Twitch jungle and like people are like, okay, it's a thing. We get it. But like if I get ganked or if they guy evades me, you know like level one or two and then I die two times. Well, now I am useless and now I can't do anything. And then that's when I start playing my lanes. Hey guys, you know, he was like right by mid lane. I know you're farming and all, but like you could, I think you could have like came over a little bit, did something. Oh, sorry, dude. I was, I had my laner there, you know, three minutes in. Okay, you're right. My fault for dying, I guess. Yeah, you're right. Darn that scuttle crab. Well, Forkster1994 you get a pass for me. You're welcome to last pick Kalari and wait till the last second just to not tilt everybody. But I think that about wraps it up for this very first inaugural episode of what are we calling it? The average rant? Is that what we said we're going to call it? Your average rant? I just threw that one out there. If anybody has any ideas, comments for what you called it. Yeah, let's answer the cage today. Enter the dragon. Oh, did you imagine that we are going to be rotating the episodes on everyone's channels? Yeah, so make sure you subscribe to Jellies make sure you subscribe to Raven both their channels will be linked in the description below. Jelly anything to plug. Regular old YouTube stuff wherever I am on their screens. Yeah, regular old YouTube stuff, YouTube videos, all that kind of stuff. What about you, Evan?    Shit, holy Some of the valorant stuff, yeah. It's okay. Go check it out. Yeah, your Century Age of Ashes plays really good as well. It's fun. I'm looking forward to playing more of that. Why that game didn't click with me? I have no idea. I watched you play. I watched the replays. I'm like, he's still the exact same thing that I was doing.  Right in the face. I was watching back the one where I ran through all the gates on the first try. And on that last gate, there was at least 12 to 14 fireball indicators coming after me. I couldn't believe it. 12 to 14. And I just snaked my way through and we won that round. Well, I guarantee you I ate six of them because I remember that match and I was actually trying to dodge empty fireballs to protect you. Oh my god. That shit's fun though, yeah. I'm going to wrap it up for this first episode, guys.  Sure. This is the Magus, Jeladies, and Raven, signing off. You guys, have a good one. Man. Go.


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I made the label think I wanted to sign, but I knew what I was doing. I knew what I was worth. I knew that I could stay independent, drop these songs, and come back and get a bigger deal. Three million dollar deal turned down.   You know, I don't want you to do that, because look, I know what I was destined for. You stay patient. Leave yourself. You bet on yourself. Now you gonna do that.


Yes, and we are on to our second segment of the day on entrepreneurship Tuesday I go by the name of by Moses or it's by morning of the social media platform It's always a pleasure as I always say and this is that day that we get to talk about legal tenders, and but today I'd like to take a detail a little bit and preach Hope because I have severe mulengia in studio with me the vegan of hope right here Karim Husana Thank you so much. All right. So your camera is number four. Thank you I like to give people the opportunity to introduce themselves just in case I miss anything and their credentials or their CVs I saw your CV is quite a long one. Come here number four. Thank you. Okay. I'll let you show me how mulengia I'm a mentor Ministers of the gospel a musician motivational speaker I love sharing message of hope harmony and healing Because I believe that everyone needs hope so I'm an author I'm a musician and I believe Everyone is great. All right. Everyone has something to offer. Everyone is good to bless Everyone is great. Everybody has something to offer. Yes The first thing that stands out for me is your name and how you pronounce it. It's Shavia Mulengia. Yes. All right. So Shavia Mulengia coming from Religious background. Yes, you have a religious background. Yes, and being a motivational speaker that do you sometimes feel or don't you feel like We have a diversity in religion in this country in particular and people are going to I Don't know put you in some box as a motivational speaker first You're going to come with that Christianity backbone and not always Your audience is not always going to be predominantly Christian. Okay I think it's those who have had my message who have read my books They know what I have and what I have to offer and you need to know what you're talking You're talking to human being and my aim is to be able to help people to discover who they are No matter their religion So help people to discover who they are and what they have and when they are able to discover what they have They are able to decide. So it has nothing to do with religion. No, it's not Religion is your own belief. Yes, and then whatever they believe in is whatever. Yes, but I want to I'm seeing I'm looking at a human being. I'm looking at a person. How can I be able to lift help and Help this wonderful person. All right, that is what I'm looking at. Not so their background.  How can I be a blessing build this person because you need to leave a mark in someone's life All right. Yes. So you'll create your key Pillars are discover discover decide decide develop develop potential potential purpose and plan and problem Yes, all right. So discover. Yes Develop discover decide develop potential purpose plan. Yes. All right. Yes. So discover. Let's start with discovery Yes, how do you discover your potential first? You need to know who you are and believe that you are created in the image of God That should be your first discovery. Yes, discover that you are very important and you have something in you You are Everything has a purpose Every single thing that God builds on this planet has purpose. Yes You are It's perfect. All right. So now come home a woman one thing that you need to know that Well, we see useless. You're useful. You have a lot. Yes. All right. That is the first discover You need to discover who you are what you have and why you are created if you don't Why you are created it will help you to know how to decide how to walk Because if you don't know who you are you'll be misled. All right We are the decision stage after you discover that you created in the image of God and you have a lot of potential Yes, we are after the deciding stage then you need to decide Now you have something whatever you're given is for a purpose. You need to decide now to use it You can discover you have something but you don't decide You need now to Decide now says I work at me killing a little nacho. He let me was okay. I want to know what do you want to go Young new is a queen marisha and collect a well okay? Okay? Okay? No, no Kudis cover. Yes, I'm a new self-sauce. Okay, but I'm a kicker. Oh, yeah, with a foot I mean in a panda. I mean in a taku funny. Katika maisha I decided to fight fear and fight failure and fight frustration. Fear, I decided to fight fear, but I was not able to fight it. But I was not able to fight it, but I was not able to fight it. So we need to be able, we need to be bold. Believe that, believe in yourself, believe I have something. I remember one day I wrote a book. Yes, I believed, I discovered a hard spot. Did you have critics yourself? Yes, many, many, many. How did you deal with critics? Even my teachers, my professors, at the university. How did you deal with critics? Because critics tend to affect this decision stage most of the time. I believe I have seen the same thing. You've seen a lot of critics, before, you went to the court, but you didn't get to do it anymore. I've seen a lot of critics, before you went to court, you said to clap your hands. Excuse me, I don't like your Instagram. I've seen a lot of likes. When you saw a lot of critics, you thought you were going to fight. And I think a lot of people, when you see a lot of critics, where women knew India on a foul voomboo, you need to discover it. Don't let them discover it for you. Because people will discourage you.  But when they doubt you, show them that you have something that you can deliver. All these things you've mentioned, doubt and discouragement, these things are a primal in humans, don't you think? Yes. As a person who's trying to live a better world than the one you found, how do you fight these things? It's inevitable. Like we've been to Chakawahida. So how do you fight these things? Because it's something that is bringing us back. In fact, people... Doubt and discouragement. It's really important for a person to learn and fight. For a person who's trying to teach you a lesson, they'll see what's going on, what the lesson is about, what your own students know. But what we have taught them is that in order to know what's going on, it's necessary to learn and fight. That's why people say, why am I trying? It's important to learn and fight. It should motivate you. Alright, so to call it 3D, D number 3. Develop. Unfortunately, develop now. Alright, what am I wondering? Why didn't develop come before Decide? No. You need to decide.  Yes. I am a Kuzakile. I am a Kuzakile. I am a Kuzakile. I am a Kuzakile. Kupawah Anza if you want to be a KY��, you have to handle it because if you don't go to Decide, you will die, but if you want to go to Decide, you know you can fight those Shoot system. Alright, so once you develop, once you found something to passionate about, you should develop it Yes, develop it! There is always room for improvement. Yes, Improve what you have. you should not be the person we knew last year. Yes, you need to improve it. Learn. And always say, learn, listen. Listen, learn so that you live. Listen, learn, you'll be able to live in development. Learn from people. Learn from those who have been there. Read so that we can decide. Read so we can decide. All right, so there's this word. It's been misused a lot in the streets nowadays. It's called potential. Yes. What does this potential mean to you first?  That's what it means. I'm okay with two. Two people are in a passion. Now, what to do, always say, people have eyes, but they can't see. There are those people who have eyes but can't see. I hope you are one of them. They have eyes but they can't see. What is that you want to be known for? That is what you want to do in life. Yes. Sometimes we despise the small things. But we have to do it. We have to do it. Potential is the way we live. The way we live is the way we live. We live in a ship. We have health, we have a church, we have a family. We live in a ship, we live in a ship. We live in rice. I see that your favourite verse is Hosea 4-8. My people perish because of lack of knowledge. What role does knowledge have in this journey of hope? In this journey that we face as Kenyan youth right now? Since my view was predominantly... I don't know what to say. I don't know what to say. I don't know what to say. Knowledge is the key. Knowledge will help you to understand who you are and what you have. Knowledge will help you to decide. Knowledge will help you to develop. So when you don't have knowledge, you will not be able to discover what you have. You will not be able to decide. So knowledge is very, very important. Knowledge, again, I want to say, also we need the knowledge, the Word of God. Because the Word of God will guide us, will give us hope, will give us power to be able to achieve whatever we want to. I was told the Word of God captures every aspect of life that you can think of. You can always refer. To pen deneno, natulis torme, tulis. What are some of the tips you can give the youth out there? Well, the people are watching tips to get knowledge. Not everybody has the chance to pick a book by Shaveh and Mulangia and read. Not everybody has the know-how to get to Amazon and get books. What are some of the tips you can give people of acquiring knowledge? It's not always one way, I'm sure. Okay, I know. Now we have the internet. You need to use it well. What do you want to know? You need to set like a target. What do I want to know about this topic? So learn about it. Because when you learn about it, you'll be able also to help someone. Because I believe we are born to bless. What you know is what I don't know. So when I learn, I'm able to inspire you. When you learn, you're able to encourage me. So that's what we need to learn from. From the tools that we have. Learn from people, learn from the internet. Don't just scroll and double-jump. Learn from the internet, learn from people, learn from your environment. And the best way to learn is always to pick a book. Yes, read. Read if you want to lead. Very important. There are people who want to lead without reading. So you mislead people. So you need to read. Which happens a lot in our continent right now. It's happening a lot in our continent right now. Talking about books and reading. We have four copies of books. And all these are written by you. All right. So in a span of how long first? To write and publish. Okay, it's like three years. It's like three years now. All right. So I'll pick a topic that interests me the most. So we have secrets for the singles. Hey, I know some singles out there will need this one. Secrets of success for teens and youth. Yes. This is actually the reason we do this show every single Tuesday. You have a bright future. This is something to give them hope. And we have men are crying, women are weeping. This is quite interesting. The topic is quite captivating and capturing. Men are crying and women are weeping. What understanding can I get from this? Okay. Men are crying, women are weeping. It's about marriage. I discovered I want to listen to men and women as a counselor. I discovered that they are crying. They are crying. There are women crying. And women need to be young, they need to start to live. So I wrote a book on the subject. A couple who will be able to discover how to live a happy and healthy marriage. Because marriage, when you learn in language, you are able to open up your heart. If you want to avoid, marriage is not a battlefield. It's a peaceful field. you need to develop one another. Marys is not a battlefield. Marriage is a peaceful place. To me, marriage is a peaceful place. I'm not going to say that marriage is a peaceful place. Especially the generations back then. Yes, but I'm not going to say that marriage is a peaceful place. So I'm going to say that to be able to live, the reason why men are crying women are weeping is because some people in marriage do not understand why they got married and how they need to live. Because if you live in a country, you can live with your family, you can live with your family. If you live in a country, you can live with your family. You can live with your family. Men are crying. It's a great book for every couple. Alright, so be sure to pick this book. It's available on Amazon. Men are crying. Women are weeping by Syaviha Moulangya. How to build a happy marriage. How to build a happy marriage.  Yes. Alright. A happy one. Yes, for that matter. Alright, so the last book that we are going to be talking about, which one should we pick? Secret for the singles. Oh, you have a bright future. You have a bright future. Secret for the singles. Yeah, that's it. Secret for the singles. Give us some secrets for the singles. Okay, the reason why I wrote this book has been a single. Now I'm married and I know that period, that stage. And it's a great book. In the book I'm talking about the source of stress among singles. Why single people? Some of them are stressed out. And what can we do? The solution. And in the book, it's an advice to the single. How to live your period. That period. That season. How do you enjoy your period? That season. Because if you... It's something that should be enjoyed. Yes. Alright. When you're single, you can work. You can work. This is your time. Enjoy it. Because you don't know what's coming. Yes. Because there are people who say I'll be happy when I get now. When I get into marriage. No. You need to be happy now. Yes. Secret for the singles. It's an advice to the single.  Who to choose. How do you... There are those people who know how to choose. But they don't know how to keep a relationship. This will teach you how to keep a relationship and how to plan. Those are some of the questions that you ask before you get married. Alright. For both the men and the women. Yes. Secret for the singles. It's a great book. If you're out there. For both the sexes. Yes. Alright. A book is all. Alright. So we have secrets for the singles. We have secrets of success for the teens and the youth. And then we have men are crying women a weeping. And then we have you have a bright future. This one. It's a book that I would recommend for everyone. Alright. You have a bright future. Do not give up. Alright. There are people giving up. But we need to know that we have a bright future. Yes. Especially during this age. Yes. Well, most youths are living in depression and mental instability. So this is. One of the things that you need to know is that you have a bright future. It does not matter where you are coming from. And what happened yesterday. What happened yesterday. You need to believe. You will make it. You have a bright future. What you need to do. Believe. Alright. Be brave. And begin to act. Alright. Believe. Be brave. And begin to act. Thank you very much Mr. Don't be discouraged. Xavier. Have a bright future. Thank you very much for coming. I thank the son of Tuamana. I appreciate you so much. Thank you. Alright. Well done. So we have Xavier Moulenga on entrepreneurship Tuesday on Why End the Morning. And he has amazing books right here. You can get physical copies from him. He's going to be giving us information in a few. And you can get the soft copies on Amazon as well. So be sure to get some knowledge since it's a pillar. Also on Jumia. You can buy them online. On Jumia as well. Wherever you are. Just give them all the information your camera is number for. Yes. You can get these books on Jumia. Wherever you are in Kenya and then come by, the book will be delivered to you. Personally. Yes. They are great books that will change, transform and help you to live a life, a better life. You want to succeed? This is a book.  Motivational. I'm ready. How can they find you on social media? Yes. Get to my website. There is hope for you. There is hope for you. .org. My Facebook, my YouTube is Xavier Moulenga. Alright. Xavier Moulenga on Why End the Morning for entrepreneurship Tuesday. Don't go nowhere. Don't touch that. We still have a lot lined up for you. Thank you.