So there was several things that I definitely wanted to ask you overall not just about your talk now but the one-on-one speech that you did with In your home and the thing that I wanted to ask right away was what's the difference between feminism and just wanting equality And in what just wanting equality Essentially, there's nothing wrong with the quality enemies. Can you since we're not saying her can you kind of repeat the question? Okay, and you're not like okay. Yeah excited. This is going back to the documentary. I got to get Okay, I've got to make sure I yeah try to Mindset The difference I find between Feminism and equality is there's absolutely nothing wrong or immoral about wanting equality Especially as a species or between people and that's terribly Something that's appropriate and something we support what I find with feminism now Especially third-generation feminism is it's a political movement and it's about inequality. It's about Solidifying Advances gained in one area and denying others. So when we talk about Very very touchy and personal subjects like a woman's right to choose Tell me about the equality of men have Tell me about the equality that men share and their right to choose to be fathers Why is it that her DNA is more important than mine? I should have the same rights to my genetic material that she does and I recognize biologically She is going to be the vessel in which the child is you know grown from Cell to and obviously an infant, but when we talk about post birth Okay, women have rights that we don't and that's there's terrible injustices there at any time a woman can Actually put up a child for adoption There's several metrics for that with no consequences with no obligation and it's called parental surrender Try getting a man to be able to sign off from parental surrender. It's not possible It's you know, you have to get it get in the sense of others and that's that's a you know an immense sign of inequality Furthermore when we talk about how we protect Men and women boys and girls Why is it okay that we for example condemn general mutilation with women, but we condone it with men Why is circumcision a form of genetic or not genetic but a form of Genital mutilation acceptable in society, but not with women and yet interestingly enough the justifications for doing so are identical Cultural base cleanliness base and in reality the sign stacks up in favor of female mutile generally General mutilation more so than it does male And so that these are some severe issues we need to look at and feminism is just not picking up the charge It's very much a political organization Gear to gender issues very very specific gender issues and it's not about equality and so consequently as a moral man I I'm always struggling with the fact is that if I just say nothing I Allow for the acceptance and all you have to do is say nothing for it to further And I'm at the point in my life where I'm no longer willing to do that. I've had to Take a number of risks personally and professionally Socially I know I've lost a number of friends because of this and I'm okay with that I really am I don't have time or room in my life for immoral people And if the issue of feminism is going to be that mark, I'm willing to let you go When we talk about feminism and an element of human behavior associated with revenge about History of inequalities that have been previously obtained or are distributed and cared for in our societies It's true. There's been a lot of iniquity Inequality it's taken place, but we also look at the advancements We also know that a lot of this is narrative driven a lot of your belief systems are taught and those stories resonate And they may be real they may be very real on that may be actually factual But are they all the facts are they all the context? Are they all the the story that sets really truly out there? We know for example women do not have the right to vote prior equally with men now It's also true that That some women were allowed to vote We also know that women had the right to vote before all men And that's interesting now what in that narrative? We don't sit down and say White women had the right to vote before black men, but they did And that's a history that we should be shameful of that is a history We should be made aware of and that is these things that we acknowledge it Will make us stronger by being truthful and facing that honesty with honest intent But I get the fact that it's human nature to respond aggressively and defensively to when there's been a Violation of boundaries when you've been egreged. I think that's terribly human But the problem is is it doesn't get us to a better place I want to switch topic in a relationship And the worst thing was to be uncertain. So how do you know if you are always far as a certainty? Yeah, defy as first confidence. Yeah, how do you know if you're? Uncertain or if you're just growing and changing as a person That's tough. Um, I Know we're burning air time on this one When it when I talked about The the attractiveness about being certain as opposed to being uncertain and how unattractive uncertainty is Especially when we talk about relationships Of not knowing and being uncertain if you want to commit or being a relationship and being it's honestly unattractive There's a lot of anxiety. There's a lot of tension. There's a lot of stress Associated with that and especially when you don't know and so I would sit down and Look at trying to resolve those tensions to release those and how do you how do you do it? And you're gonna have to do it by face and head on you're gonna have to acknowledge that this exists that this is an issue And you're gonna have to address those issues I will also sit down and say regardless of the decisions you come to that there's a tremendous amount of power and relief that takes place once the decision is made that you can just be free of it and The key is not to second-guess yourself as soon as you do to revisit it again and again But to eventually make the best decision you can at that time with the information you have And to go with that now I will say this and this is gonna be part of a speech that I get at the end of the 21 convention in Tampa is That understanding your purpose will provide you many of the answers you will are looking for not only that Understanding your purpose will help motivate you and there's an immense link between those two things that people understand when they're not Motivated for something that they need motivation But what they're really saying is I don't know my purpose and I'm suffering energy wise because of it And if you sit down and say if you're gonna have to make some really hard decisions Especially when it's relationship wise is this the right person for me is this really what I want to be doing You have to ask your question yourself the question is this person gonna help me achieve my purpose Is this person gonna be a equal partner in this relationship to achieve that purpose? And if you can answer that yes to that you've got your answer one of my favorite authors and Nathaniel Brandon said that is Ideal man when you ask about the ideal man his exact quote was Man or a man that loves a strong woman How do you how does that compare? your ideal It interesting you bring up Nathaniel Brandon. I he's kind of a hero of mine in a number of ways Not only because of the nature of the bookseats written and the tremendous resources to men and women Regarding self-esteem self-respect all these sort of things in relationships But I he kind of holds a very dear Place in my heart because this is utter failures as a man Here you have somebody who is terribly terribly flawed who made some very very personal decisions to become involved sexually with somebody against his own value systems knowingly tried to be Honest and appropriate and have integrity to bring it out to the forefront with this partner and Hurt them immensely because of that And as a consequence, I I personally believe And that he spent the rest of his life trying to make up for that personal failure That he tried to heal himself by repaying the debt That was associated with that damage is that that he tried to help others not do the same thing on a very personal level That resonates for me as well Early in my dating life. I've made similar mistakes I had similar errors and judgment in integrity and I locked down and I hurt people that were very dear to me And my actions did not speak to my values I might not have had the skills or abilities that I wish I had I may not have had the support network that I wish I could have had or should have had But the reality is is my actions were mine and they need to be accountable Unfortunately, I don't think you can make restitution in some cases But what I can do is to offer up to a greater good and sit down and say it's not just that I'm sorry, but here's what I've done Because it bothered me to that to that degree that it moved my life and that in a meaningful way And I'm paying back the pain of the suffering the humiliation the rejection And I'm trying to do it in an honest and sincere way and as a sign of respect and love giving it back and Unfortunately, you can't give it back to the individual But what I can do is sit down and show through actions that I truly am a better man I know in my talk 21 convention talk I talk about the individuals that are associated at the very very high end of the emotional scale the social scales of Social selection and these are people that are you're able to relate immensely with emotions That you have tremendous social connections the people that have tremendous relationship skills maintenance skills You'll have people that respond to you Basically psychologically completing it one of the fundamental ones that I opted not to use them and as an example is Nathaniel Brandon and Ann Wren Here you have two people that are highly attracted to each other Sexually because of an intellectual attraction that they share these things intellectually and there's a tremendous human biological Driver to that that we fail to recognize that we fail to honor and I think in many ways It's understanding what what did occur is that when you share Those sort of things with somebody so closely it makes sense and nature comes in and wants those two people to be together That's shared values are that strong and that charge that it would make sense. They would get together sexually Unfortunately, they both had made promises and commitments in other ways and they destroyed lives And it's it's unfortunate That was long sorry No, no to be honest no as long as we're able to pace this we will go How to get people out of your lives and how to recognize that? What if you are one what if you what if you know that I'm a cheater it happens all the time I wish it I wish I could get rid of that part of my personality Okay, how do you help them? Okay when they recognize that? I know in my talk we talked about human vampires Parasites psychopaths and sociopaths and people that are extreme narcissistic behaviors And I talked about what was required to exercise these people from your life to protect and to prevent that from happening and A real interesting thing happens and I didn't have a chance to discuss it It would be a really interesting Subject to pick up and continue with is what happens when you're the vampire what happens when you're the human monster? I think in many ways It's it's a real fascinating study when you talk about Psychopaths in many cases psychopaths know they are psychopathic they understand that and they they adapt The question is is is it a genetic element? Are they truly truly? incapable of developing that bond In connection with people and if so then it's a genetic thing that's not going to be overcome and unfortunately those people do exist To How do you change that honestly in that particular case you don't know those are those are regrettable your best bet is to recognize that? Make sure you don't do further harm, but again if you're having those feelings you're really not a monster If you're concerned about it, you're not that big of a monster and you're not as bad as you think you are If you feel that you are and you're exhibiting those traits, that's what you are There's a remarkable difference between what you are and who you are You get to choose who you are today.  It's gonna have to start with introspection. I talk about in my blog post There's a fairly brief one. I've taken a psychological our Looking into a psychological mirror of yourself and really look into yourself and understand your background What formulated that doing all those sort of things in many cases if it's Significant and a lot of cases they are because we're talking about people who are damaged and if your damage is because of trauma You need to identify it. You need to understand what that is how that is how that plays in how natural sometimes your responses are It's in to treat yourself kindly If it wasn't your fault, you're not accountable to them What you are accountable are your reactions to that and if you're recognizing that they're unhealthy you have an obligation to stop them So I would first identify that and then work with professionals to actually Learn not to and seek other manners of behavior. That would be pro-social pro relationship and pro-empathetic And that's going to take a tremendous amount of work That'll probably take a lifetime of work because when you're damaged emotionally like that it is Really cutting to the quick of who you are in the hindbrain and those are base primal drivers These are things that Flight or response issues fight or flight response issues and they're visceral. They're visceral You are personally under attack and it's life or death. I can't imagine Suffering from those things. I think I'm very fortunate that my personal failings and the issues I have don't run that deep But some people do these people need our compassion. They need our support They need our understanding I think in part if you're going through this letting those around you knowing what you've gone through and sharing that Will be tremendously a powerful Tool to be able to leverage you need help you need support you need to understand you're not alone They it will help set the tone for them to help and assist you To be more understanding to help them control their reactions as well as yours and guiding That's the importance of having a partner is they can see things you may or may not they can help you out So I would look at those things and then really just make it a daily effort to be a better person When we talk about personal failings, I've cheated on partners. I've done things that were wrong. I've You run through a degree of I can justify some of it or some of it not I can understand it In many cases it was me not willing to speak up and to voice my emotional needs my sexual needs my Physical needs in many cases. It wasn't actual sexual needs. It was my needs for validation I felt terribly invalidated in some of the relationships and I felt trapped And I wasn't willing to hurt the individual I supposedly cared for by letting them go and the reality I was hurting us overall and Invariably you'll get to a point when you actually act and nature will take over and unfortunately our Biological natures and not pretty and I talked about that in the 21 convention talk They tend to be terribly self-interested And you become selfish you become ugly you become our base primal instinct And I would sit down and say those things are saddened then you have the opposite Spectrum what do you do when you come across somebody you connect with immensely you have these shareings and It's human nature to bond To be drawn physically towards somebody that you share these ideals with is there a better Appropriate way to have that connection that biological connection and drive that's normally satisfied sexually with somebody Through acknowledgment that would honor the obligations you put you to the commitments you've had and sit down and say I'm immensely attracted to I find you incredibly desirable, and I would love to Somehow solidify that connection in a way in which I'm responding in a physical manner in a biological manner And I think in a lot of cases if you can just verbalize it just cut the tension just say it But say it appropriately and say it with a degree of dignity and respect You don't always have to act on it I think a lot of times you're just looking for that tension release I know there there have been cases in my life in which it was just that I know that I made conscious decisions to step outside of a relationship to Solidify that other relationship in a sexual manner that probably could have been satisfied in other means But I didn't and that's regrettable. The other is If you're gonna do it own it I don't say it's right. I don't say it's moral, but if you are doing that Acknowledge it that I'm human. This is where I'm at.  You're trying to pass guilt and you're trying to release yourself from that guilt If you're gonna do something that violates your your morals your your sense of self and you don't want to hurt other people Don't hurt other people My next question kind of splits some people from the 21 convention in town Some of the speakers some of the attendees they think that Monogamy is unnatural and then other speakers say well You know we can make laws that make it unnatural, but then or that make it illegal But people constantly want to pair up so I Where do you fall on me spectrum of monogamy is completely unnatural and we shouldn't even try Or to it's completely natural All man will do it I guess the question when it comes up was when we talk about the nature of coupling and partnering and Monogamy, you know, what what's natural what's appropriate and what's my personal views on it? If I take a step back and I I try to observe things, you know, what's the natural state of order? I would first sit down and say what what does nature show us? Let's look at all the species everything else. Let's narrow it down on mammals and what do we look at and what do we have and Unfortunately, the science is not conclusive and maybe that's that's On purpose and you can't necessarily sit down and you can craft a story that says it's this or that by only looking at select data But what we find is not all mammals are monogamous. We recognize that there's a variety of it We also recognize it may shift over a course of period of time that certain animals would be monogamous during certain periods And then not during others We talked about sneaky breeding and cuckoldery. That's kind of natural elements as well ultimately nature in itself is about biological science We'll recognize that nature in its entirety just wants those species to replicate. It doesn't really care So when we put on social constructs over top of this, we're doing something artificial on the outset So I'm less concerned about whether we should be monogamous or not. I think that as Humans we have a remarkable capability to stand opposed to our nature and those are civilizing elements I think those are there are things that should be celebrated And so in some ways I will sit down and be terribly of Add an advocate for monogamy, but I recognize that that's not the natural order of humans It's not the natural order for mammals and that's not going to be Typical in all cases and what we're doing is we're setting people up for heightened failure when they fail that and Often when you have unrealistic expectations the damages are worse than if you just What we're a little more understanding and accepting to a reality you create more misery when you resist reality and we can control that I also will for example look at the same matrix as for example Gender if we look at that it's not binary. It's not just male or female We know that within not only just human population, but consistently throughout mammal populations That there's this variation between male and female That naturally takes place from one way or another it can be very slight as a chromosome Or it can be really an element where it's dual gender And we know that's we say it's unnatural, but the reality is it naturally happens naturally So it is natural per se now when we throw a social construct over that we're forcing the issue again Rather than accepting this individual for who and what they are We're trying to put them in a category that they don't naturally fit and there there are challenges with that I think it's Honestly inappropriate and again, we we fight a reality and we're miserable for it and we create miserable lives for it I'm more concerned with who somebody is rather than what they are And that's to whether they're monogamous Whether they're male or female And we can also talk about orientation the same way. We know that it's the same spectrum I really don't care about your orientation.  I I vastly care about the individual and who they are Rather than what they are I I don't necessarily see Monogamy as The end all I will sit down and say this There's just not a better System out there We know that the there have been just a wide variety of mating patterns and types and and governances between people To accommodate human needs to create shelters for reduced tension To lessen anxieties to create an environment in which we can live and prosper And raise children in and to do such safely. We know there's a variety of mechanisms to take place But what we find throughout all time throughout history and in multicultural in in many different cultures predominantly We look at monogamy and single pairing as being the most successful And for many reasons for it. The most simple is this is the smallest form of government and if we talk about efficiency Smaller is always better And so in that way it I think it out competes other forms We know that it there's a tremendous less energy expenditure social skills require a lot of energy It requires a lot of skill a lot of maintaining you have to be on it If you're trying to juggle multiple relationships and do it appropriately It you need to communicate it it needs to be managed and that's a that's that's a pretty You know significant garden as far as the human spectrum is concerned. So I for me. It's it's understanding it I don't necessarily think One's morally better than the other. I I have a preference. I I have a belief in which one I think works better And history plays out, but ultimately it's coming individual's choice and I believe in free will It's up to the individual to decide for themselves I think they should be educated. I think they should make educated decisions And I should they think they should enter into those agreements willingly Equally, I think people should be able to leave them as willingly as well. And so in that regard We can talk about monogamy and marriage I like the idea of marriage. I don't think it's necessary. I think in this day and age It's terribly risky. There's fraught with dangers and perils and Obligations and it's a form in many ways of servitude to a greater Community, whether it's governments or culture or anything else and I would hope that I would have the relationship I deserve and if I deserve a relationship that's loving caring nurturing I don't want a government or a culture to step in and enforce that through peer pressure or financial arrangements I would hope that based on my own merits and my partner's merits that I'm choosing them on a daily basis Great So if a man Is in a relationship And he doesn't want to be a pushover, but he also doesn't want to be an ass Where's that fine line? I mean if he wants to be the dominant one, how does he do that without acting mean? There's an interesting dynamic Between being assertive and I'm being a rollover and just becoming a complete ass and it degrees It's it's all about degrees of variations of throttling it part of it is is probably best Understood on having a critical confrontation is understanding that people don't necessarily remember what you say precisely but they do remember how you made them feel and when The issue is Touchy when it's sensitive There's going to be heightened value and any Involvement in that is going to have a tremendous amount of energy. You have to be very careful You know you're handling explosives as it were a very volatile situation So how you approach something initially is going to be more important than what you actually say Um, but you need to have that critical confrontation You have to engage because if you don't you're going to you're going to be a pushover So what happens is I think is that people don't have that skill set. They're not Familiar with it. Uh, I will sit down and reference like for example, Doug McGuff's talk is that you You don't you respond to the level of your training You fall down to the level of your training and if you are out of practice or have never had that or you've never done it Jesus, you don't want to be doing it when it counts. I mean, that's like saying I'm going to enter the the most important sporting event of my life having never trained Don't expect great results if you haven't trained for it And and there's also conditioning for that Especially when partners are concerned about certain issues that may be in conflict. You have to have that level of dialogue It's also a degree of trust. You have to have trust and belief that This sort of engagement in conflict is going to actually have a positive result Net wise on our relationship and that's kind of a really odd Concept to think that our conflicts are actually going to bring us together And what happens is is is understanding that when you remove a negative Things are improved So that if we're having a conflict, we're going to remove We've we found an issue. We found a negative And once you discover working to excise that negative will require a degree of conversation Empathy skills active listening skills emotional need skills and communication back and forth As well as appropriate handling and managing of that of that process and you have to Have a good handle on that. You have to be experienced and to handle that well But you also have to have faith and and communicate that with a partner. I think in many cases of look I'm bringing this up Not to just make an immediate change on an issue but to make us stronger to bring us closer together And if i'm not able to do that, I don't care about the problem It's made it worse the solution is worse than the problem. There are the cures worse than the the ill So you have to be careful and I think Just acknowledging that initially on on the outside of saying. Hey, look, babe You know, there's an issue, but I want to make sure we're approaching this with care and going very slowly And understanding I would ask initially to sit down and say are they willing to discuss it? Would she be willing to discuss this issue with me if the answer is no Then to find out when when would you be more comfortable? You know, obviously now is maybe not right or maybe we can postpone it to this period. Let me sit on it And maybe you just make them aware of it I would like to be able to talk to you about this when when would be a good time to Bring it up that you would be comfortable and to create that safe space of security And that's essentially what we're doing in a relationship We're creating safe space for each other and we're caring for each other And I would get in the habit of doing that as well From the issue and then approach it very very carefully and not be Judgemental don't be sit down and say you you you Start using terms, you know and reflect on how you feel. This is making me feel or these are my observations and and own those observations, you know Don't make them statements of ownership and place blame be accountable to the process Ultimately, I would sit down and say at the very end This is going to be crazy is is asked for compliance. Are they willing to comply with whatever occurred and you'd be surprised Talk about knowing when to get out of a relationship If you've gone through this whole issue of talk and discussion and everything else And you resolve the issue Ask the question and pop the question it's almost like engagement pop the question Are you are you willing to make a change? Are you willing to work on this if they say no? You've got problems. You've got severe problems. Okay, then ask why your problem is not over But at least they've been honest about it recognize that thank you for your honesty that really bothers me now We have another one You know and in the if they agree and they in the work on it help them at it Don't just hold them accountable for the first time they make a mistake Work with them help be a mentor help train and that goes for yourself as well I know in many instances. I'm not necessarily aware of you know, some of the things I'm known I'm a kind of a big personality. I would hate to date myself. It would be A lot And so when my partner tells me certain things, I know it's an effort for her to speak up to Approaches I have to help her do that and I have to make sure she's comfortable doing that and only through a pattern Of doing so will she be comfortable and confident and I will have earned that trust In doing so and then I also have to have help In curbing my behavior or doing whatever it is to be cognizant of certain things And so I need her help to highlight hate look do this or you know to ease it up But to do it in a way that's not nagging that's supporting and have me work out and keep me kind of on track Hey, you're slipping a little bit. So when we talk about having Throttling issues on rolling over and not and being too pushy When you roll over you're not you're not acknowledging and you're accepting it Okay, and you have to acknowledge when you roll over you just roll over you know and you own that When you're too pushy is when you're demanding and you're just too forceful and you're blunt And that's not very sophisticated and we know better than that We we can do better than that and but it does take a tremendous amount of work a tremendous amount of energy And it takes two people to work that through Great Sorry, I'm just cutting every question. Okay, perfect It uh, I gotta get in there for James's speech because he started all right, but I just I have because I want to see that one too Okay, so my last four questions and you can Say like oh, that's a good one. Let me answer that um People I guess are more Stereotypes than they used to be like maybe it's because of reality shows But they seem to be archetypes of themselves rather than individuals and I just didn't know if you had any thoughts on that If someone says I just want to be a better person What would you say to somebody who is falling into bad philosophy? Oh god, because we have a few friends that are like They're just they're falling into step-on-mall in you and just some bad philosophy and then the last one was Inappropriate behaviors that you talked about some people will give you inappropriate behaviors in a relationship because they don't know how They don't have the appropriate ones Okay, I'm going to avoid the philosophy one because I know I talk about philosophy But I'm not studied and versed on all that so that that's going to be a brutal one Uh, the the other one in associated to kind of real quick on on I think we control our own behaviors We can we can present information, but we can't make the horse drink water So we have to be accepting what people decide If it becomes an issue as far as For example that it it becomes a severe issue and there's going to be there's going to be value changes Realize that they can't be part of your life and shared values Your life should be filled with people of similar values doing similar things and it's natural When people don't to have that separation and that's kind of that's kind of a fact of life What were the other I just want to be a just want to be a better person Uh, yeah, let's let's grab that one that that's that's that's a tough one. It's probably a value value Uh, I just got the question about what what do you what do you tell somebody who wants to be a better person?  Quantify that on honestly. What what does that mean? Uh, and and not so much that what does that mean to me? But what does that mean to the individual? Uh, I think that is a question that is seeking value Um, they and they may not know and they may need may need directions I know, uh, we've talked a little bit just about stereotypes and some of some of the elements there And I think what happens is we fall into roles, uh, at stereotypical views heroes Cultural roles expectations everything else and they don't have a personal identity and they're not sure and it's not well grounded Uh, their sense of self is lacking and it's kind of a call to help in a very very fundamental way Uh, that they don't understand themselves. They don't understand their values and they have not really Looked at what those values are. So I think the the first response is they need to really investigate themselves Really look at what values they have One of the comments that I had in my ending speech for the 21 conventions is I talk about Steve Martin's role of success and I really love his philosophy on success is that It's not the things you focus on that make you successful It's the things you didn't focus in on the things that you Were able to say no to and I don't mean the easy ones I mean the really hard things you had to say no to So when somebody says I want to be a better person, they don't know what to say no to Nor do they know what to say yes to And so what you hear is somebody who's really lost And if you're lost you have to find yourself first Um Finding the destination before you find yourself is kind of worthless. You don't know where you're at in relationship to that So first off I would say it out and they say you have to find yourself You have to find where you at where you stand. What do you believe in and then the second one is is Who and what do you want to be? And find out where you want to go and then you can make a decision based on that and very much the one I talk about you know, it's a vectoring process between the two As far as relationships goes being a better person is the same way If you know your purpose and destination and know where you're at you know What you have to do in comparison, you know to what magnitude and scale and direction now The key in all that though is not necessarily the straight line may not be the best route for you. Um pick your path Know what's going to be the best one for you and the way in which you want to go about doing it And then then start acting on it Answer that question. How did I God that was a brutal one


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What do you take like you're to one of like flagstaff or something? Gotta look that place up. It's not too far two more boxes guys Get some Paddy Mahomes Prism we already rip prism if you're looking for the one earlier Yeah, man. Good luck. I just felt like running I lost two packs. Yeah, Ryan Kerrigan press proof Samajie P. Ryan and Brian Hill Raider rookie Chad Hanson Teowon Taylor and Dishon Kaiser Relic Curtis Samuel Raider rookie All right first box in the books Let's go to the next one and Roger's Great Iron Kings Juju Smith Schuster Okay, that's not too bad So Steelers that is going to Sean Kareem Hunt remember chief sedition Kareem Hunt So there you go She's going to Kyle and Mitchell Trebisky relic For the Bears going to Barry Roberts Wayne Gaulman John Ross Carson Wentz Statline to 400 Eagle's gonna guy Jeremy McNichols Davis Webb Dishon Kaiser Getting quarterbacks, but not Paddy Mahomes Teowon Taylor Titans Go to Jerome Zay Jones Mike Glennon Press proof to 50 And Joshua R. Dobbs All right, this whole box is legit been all quarterbacks DD Westbrook Yeah, we're getting a little closer All right, two more boxes guys Come on Paddy Ryan Switzer Chris Godwin relic Rookie Phenoms Bucks It's going to Kyle John R. Smith Dishon Watson, there you go There's our first Dishon and usually the centering and these aren't really bad at all. They're usually pretty strong It could easily be a PSA 10 Lewis with the Houston Texans There's one bigger quarterback right there David Johnson Leonard Fournette All right, we're starting to get all the bigger names now Watch there'd be like three Mahomes in the next like Last Five Blasters or something. It'd be crazy like that Levy on Bell Brad Kai, I'm telling We're getting like This is wild. It's just messing with us now Nice DD Westbrook elite series and Amitra Trebisky Telling watch if it's not here, it's there's going to be a couple of them in the last five boxes. I feel like Nathan Peterman, I swear I think we've got an every single quarterback in this break From the 2017 draft class All right, last box The Darius Stewart Well, we've got a Dishon Watson relic. It's not bad Nice break for the Houston Texans Lewis Joe Williams Donnell Pumphrey Obie press proof Chris Godwin Carlos Henderson Leonard Fournette elite series O.J. Howard man. We've got it at every single big player Last one Davis Webb All right guys. Well, that is it for us folks The last five boxes that's gonna have them homes right now Although this was a great five boxes though We're just missing that padding the homes So yeah, we'll post those out guys Let me do a quick little recap What we got going on here So yeah guys some nice elite series. Hopefully we see some of those padding the homes some nice relics Some good inserts Some good rookies And like I said Dishon Watson relic Major Trevisky Fournette Dishon Watson Major Trevisky Kareem Hunt And Joe Dursman Schuster So I appreciate this was number three number four We going up that's from the last five boxes of the case Appreciate you guys. Jasper's case breaks.com


What's up freedom family? Welcome back to another episode of the KYC Nullified. I hope you guys are doing great Today we will be discussing a lot of policies in one go. So freedom family, are you ready? Of course you are Yana, please drop my thumb. We will be talking about spam deceptive policies and scam policies There are different categories under this guideline and we will tackle each one of them in order to understand each category We must first dive into the basics of spam. This is what spam is according to YouTube It's not okay to post large amounts of untargeted unwanted or repetitive content in videos, comments, private messages, or other places on the site If the main purpose of your content is to drive people off of YouTube and onto another site, it will likely violate our spam policies It's not okay to post large amounts of repetitive and or re-uploaded videos to your channel If the main purpose of your channel is to monetize other channels content, it will likely violate our spam policies Now that we know what spam is, let's discuss these categories First one up is artificial traffic spam. Anything that artificially increases the number of views, likes, comments, or other metric Either through the use of automatic systems or by serving up videos to unsuspecting viewers is against our terms Additionally, content that solely exists to incentivize viewers for engagement, views, likes, comments, etc is prohibited Videos and accounts that we found in violation of our terms may be terminated and removed from YouTube Be aware that if you hire someone to promote your channel, their decisions may impact your channel Any method that violates our terms of service can result in a video or channel takedown Whether it's an action taken by you or someone else you hired Following that is misleading metadata Metadata refers to any and all additional information provided on a video This includes the title, description, tags, annotations, and thumbnail The reason we have metadata is so that you can add additional contextual information to your videos Please do not use these features to game or trick our search algorithm All metadata should be representative of the content contained in your videos Among other things, metadata added in an attempt to game search algorithms will lead to the removal of your video And a strike against your account Another form of misleading content is misleading or racy thumbnails Please select the thumbnail that best represents your content Selecting a sexually provocative thumbnail may result in a removal of your thumbnail or the age restriction of your video The thumbnail is the title card that will be shown next to your videos across the site and should be appropriate for all ages This one is dangerous and no one should do this Let's talk about scams Some users create content which attempts to trick others for their own financial gain Content that deliberately tries to mislead users for financial gain may be removed And in some cases, strikes may be issued to the uploader Last and the most heavy category is blackmail and extortions YouTube has zero tolerance policy for extortions and or blackmail If someone has recorded a sexually exploitative video for you and has sent the link Please flag this content immediately for removal and contact your local law enforcement Okay, now we're done with that I know that you're asking yourselves No, how can you break it down? Well, I would say I got you It is not good to upload several videos that are untargeted, unwanted or repetitive content And this rule applies also for comments and private messages In addition to this, content that drives people off of YouTube can also be considered as spam Now there are different types of spam The first one is artificial traffic spam This kind of spam is they use bots or automated systems to increase their views, their comments, their likes And other metrics that affects their ranking of their videos The second one is misleading metadata Do not abuse these metadata features Because if you overwhelm the system with additional metadata in your title, video descriptions, annotations, tags and thumbnails It will result to the removal of your video and it will have a strike on your channel The third one in our list is misleading or racy thumbnails If you're making your own custom thumbnails, that's good But always remember that your thumbnails should be related to your videos Also, if you put up sexually provocative thumbnails, YouTube will remove those thumbnails and age-restrict your videos The fourth one is scam Do not make content that is supposed to trick other people for your own financial gain If you have these kinds of contents, YouTube will remove those videos The fifth one is blackmail or extortion Freedom Family, this one is in the red area of YouTube YouTube does not have any tolerance for these kinds of content If you have sexually exploitative content, please, I urge you to delete them and never speak of them again There you go Freedom Family, that was quite a challenge, but we pulled it off I hope you guys enjoyed and learned something from their rule of thumb Because the next one up is KYC, The Nulled Edition Let's go Our first partner is Dimes Hey there, how are you? I hope you're doing great Let's take a look at your channel By the looks of your channel, you have a lot of NBA games and Call of Duty games And I'm guessing that you are really very passionate about video games Great, let's take a look at your videos In this video, it seems like you're just shooting around, practicing for maybe a 1v1 from your friends And there's nothing particularly wrong with your videos But if you look in the video description, you'll see there's a lot of metadata tags If you abuse the metadata feature, YouTube will remove your videos because of it Let's look at another video Just like the first video, in this video you're having fun with your friends Having a 2v2 with your friends And maybe having a competition with them to see who's the best basketball player That's good, but when you look at your video descriptions, you can see a lot of metadata tags Again, you're not allowed to abuse the metadata feature because if you do, your videos will be removed And we do not want that All in all, I have seen 3 or more videos that abuse the metadata feature Please do not abuse the metadata feature because if you do, YouTube will remove your videos And we do not want that So I'm sorry, but I have to rate your channel as... At risk The next one is live ads Hey there, what's up? How are you? I hope you're doing great I see that your channel is mostly about creating music and making awesome beats That's great, let's take a look at your video There is particularly nothing wrong with the video But if you go to the video description, you'll see a lot of metadata tags Which is not allowed by YouTube Let's look at another video Okay, in this video you are showcasing your DJ skills, which is great But if you go into the video descriptions, there's a lot of metadata tags You are not allowed to abuse this feature because if you do, your videos will be removed by YouTube I like that you're making your own beat, creating your own music and building a portfolio for yourself But if you continue to abuse the metadata feature, your videos will be removed by YouTube And we do not want that All in all, I would say that your channel is good But I'm sorry, I have to rate your channel as... 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Selective breeding. Selective breeding also called artificial selection is the process by which humans use animal breeding and plant breeding to selectively develop particular phenotypic traits characteristics by choosing which typically animal or plant males and females will sexually reproduce and have offspring together. Domesticated animals aren't known as breeds, normally bred by a professional breeder, while domesticated plants aren't known as varieties, cultichens or cultivars. To purebred animals of different breeds produce a crossbreed, and crossbred plants are called hybrids. Flowers, vegetables and fruit trees may be bred by amateurs and commercial or non-commercial professionals. Major crops are usually the provenance of the professionals. In animal breeding, techniques such as in breeding, blind breeding and out crossing are utilized. In plant breeding, similar methods are used. Charles Darwin discussed how selective breeding had been successful in producing change over time in his 1859 book, On the Origin of Species. Its first chapter discusses selective breeding and domestication of such animals as pigeons, cats, cattle and dogs. Darwin used artificial selection as a springboard to introduce and support the theory of natural selection. The deliberate exploitation of selective breeding to produce desired results has become very common in agriculture and experimental biology. Selective breeding can be unintentional, e.g., resulting from the process of human cultivation, and it may also produce unintended, desirable or undesirable results. For example, in some grains, an increase in seed size may have resulted from certain plowing practices rather than from the intentional selection of larger seeds. Most likely, there has been an interdependence between natural and artificial factors that have resulted in plant domestication.


off to a shoot. Oh, don't forget the coffee. Oh, dropped it.  Canon C100 Mark II coming up. All right, here we go. Brand new camera. I'm a little late. Saturday morning film session for work. Oh my goodness, the Canon C100 Mark II is epic. It is another level up. I could just see an imagery and that was the first time that I was able to really get my hands on it and work with the camera. And I realized also that this camera is a couple of years old already. So when I'm giving you my initial impressions, I realized like it's been out for a couple of years, but it is the next level of cinematography. It's not 4K. I get that. But if you're looking at like 4K cameras that can shoot, you know, 120 frames per second and above with these ridiculous lenses, you're looking at $10,000 plus. So we're just not there yet. But this guy, the C100 Mark II, I think my initial impression is that the image was really crisp. My other initial impression is that it's similar functionality to the Canon 5D as far as like the buttons and the menus. It did not feel foreign.  I was, I'm a little intimidated by buttons, too many buttons, but these buttons were easy to figure out. So that's one initial impression that I had. Another thing is the weight. It was not that heavy, but it had some good ergonomics with the handle on top. So as far as like being able to really move with the camera, because the DSLR is like, they're great, but you are holding it like a, you know, like a camera, a picture camera. So this has the handle on top where the audio attaches and it just was awesome. The ergonomics of moving around with this camera. So my last impression that really drew me in was the ND filters in the camera. They're built in. So you just move this little knob on the side and the filters literally like pop into place inside the camera. So you don't have to deal with screwing on filters on the outside of your lens and it's based, what is an ND filter? It's basically sunglasses for your camera. So when it's really bright out in order, in order to improve the image quality, you put these ND filters down and it allows you to basically have better depth of field, better coloring, all that good stuff. So very impressed, Canon, very good C100 Mark II. I'm excited. Time to go build a shed. I'm just resting, trying to rest. It's been a busy day, you know, starting with early work this morning on a Saturday. Don't like to work on Saturdays because that's a family day, but sometimes you got to work on the weekends, right? So I'm just resting, chilling. We're gonna, we're gonna go off to an October Fest here tonight. I'm gonna leave the camera. I just need a little break. Just, you know, just chill, just chill without the camera. I love the camera. I love it so much. I love filming, but it is good. It is good to arrive at a location, whether it's a party, whether it's a festival and know that, no, I cannot use my creative imagination, my creative eye, to get that shot. Because guess what? I'm just gonna absorb it into my brain, into my heart and enjoy that moment, you know? So that's how it's gonna be tonight. But I do want to make a quick mention to Tom Bailey over, I believe he's somewhere in the UK. I don't know exactly where Tom, we just started to connect on Twitter and on YouTube and basically he's a fellow vlogger over there and he has gleaned some information, some advice, some, hopefully, some wisdom on how to keep the daily vlog going, how to keep the motivation up, because it's hard. Tom, you know it's hard to daily vlog. So anyway, thank you Tom for the shout out in your vlog yesterday, I think. So I'm gonna link to that vlog up in the upper right hand corner. Hopefully I remember to do that. If I don't, comment below and let me know. Actually what's gonna happen Tom and everybody else, all you other smaller creators, is I plan to publish maybe once a week, kind of like a how to vlog, how to grow your channel, how to engage with your YouTube family, your YouTube community.  So anyway, I digress, that's probably gonna be starting up soon. And we're back, and we're back.  So it wasn't quite the same, but I'm glad I got to enjoy some, some good delicious craft water, if you know what I mean. And it was a beautiful event, but true love and I were handed a little flyer on the way in, basically inviting millennials back to another event. And we're just kind of looking at each other like, huh, are we millennials? And that might have to be a quick question of the day, which generation are you part of? And is 1985 qualify as millennial? I don't really put myself in that category. But who knows, maybe I am. Anyway, it just got me thinking about generations and all that good stuff. All right, folks, the shed is far from done. Uncle Troy, Kyle come over anytime to finish, and I would appreciate it anytime, anytime. Seek beauty, work hard, and love each other. If you're new to the channel, I tend to say that at the end of every vlog. But I also am very serious about what I say. So how do I seek beauty? I like to do that through time lapses, meaning capturing the clouds. And so this is my yard, I'm going to show it to you here in a second. And the shed that's being built, prefabricated, however you say that word.  So, going up on the roof to get the camera.


I've never really felt like, you know, I fit nicely in any genre.  And I'm like, well, that's amazing, you know, because I want to do all the alphabet. I'm just captivated with music as a whole. So I don't want to limit myself to one specific avenue. So I'm Anderson East and we are here with Uproxx and Straight Talk. And I'm going to show you how to build some raised garden beds.  So we've been here for about two years now. So they're pretty much is just kind of nature. So we're doing raised beds so we don't have to till anything. So first step that we're going to do is we're going to lay out our sides and then we're going to attach two by four supports on each side of those. Our whole goal mainly is to be out here in a self-sustaining kind of manner. Everything's off grid. Everything's powered by the wonderful burning ball in the sky. Coming up and I just wanted to try anything I could and where we wound up was, you know, just what felt natural. I'm not into the hype just because something's trendy doesn't mean it's worth the cost. Straight Talk gets that too. They cut through the hype with great prices and nationwide 5G with no contracts and no compromise. So yeah, we built a box. So the next thing we're going to do, get our landscape fabric and line all this so we don't get any weeds growing up. Yeah, keeping everything fresh. So this is eight foot long. So we're going to use about 12 feet. Growing up, all you could do is do it yourself.  There was no real outlet to figure anything out. So you would, you know, go to store and maybe find a mixed magazine.  And just figuring out how to make things sound, you know, interesting and, you know, at least good. I feel good. I'm sure if I was in charge of this wouldn't be as pretty. All I've ever stapled was concert posters and telephone poles. I think the older I get, you have to know what battles you have to pick. It's hard to be the race car driver and the pit crew all at the same time. You know, as much as the engineering and kind of, you know, that aspect really fascinates me. If you're the one that's in charge of, you know, being behind the microphone, like that's your job. That's probably the hardest thing that I still struggle with today. Yeah, you could definitely do this by yourself. But it's just, it's nice to have friendship. So this is just a top soil or garden soil. And then we're also using some compost and manure. All right, so we have lettuce, various different types of peppers, few types of tomatoes. And then I believe back here we're going to do kind of our running vines, squash, cucumber, zucchini. The majority of your life is constantly surrounded by noise and just loudness, you know, to have this place of, you know, just quiet and solace has been very well needed. All right, so that's one bed down. Trying to make sure they're straight so they'll grow happy. You know, I just love projects. I love making things with my hands. You know, making things work and figuring out how to do it, especially, you know, not having a background in any of it.  It's just constant waiting. And, you know, with this, you can just look back and be like, I did that and it's done now. So it's a nice release to have.


What's going on everybody got Kyle here relating sports cards and we are ripping four boxes for Jeremy beat For bowman chrome breakers to light. Yeah, I think you're like a full minute ahead of us Lane You might not uh, yeah, yeah might have to have to let us uh, let us see TV TV like a full minute ahead of us there. There's haven't even scored yet All right. Good luck. I'm Jeremy for bowman chrome delights. I don't always order in the food man I gotta Get him back and say don't say more early risers Don't say more. I don't see one P. Was it a ship it I can rip it. What was it? Let me see here. I Didn't see anything because it's not rip it looks like okay. I got you Peter Yeah, yeah breakers like got you sir. I'll add you to the list Yes, sir. Thank you Peter. Yeah, I didn't see it my bad Refractor LC over 10 hunter-decker is Tavian Robinson. There's Shador Sanders refractor and Malachi Starks That's Oscar delt. That is a 25 on the orange shock Oscar delt to 25 nice one there the backup tight end for the Bulldogs No, I'm good. I'm good. There's a smell Monday at 299 Aqua first Got to 399 Danny Dennis Sutton for Penn State and Will Howard there to 299 Aqua Now for our autos first one is refractor auto to 499 gonna be Antonio Gates And Quinn Sean Judkins base first off when Sean Judkins Or Ole Miss good a good running back for them Box to good luck, sir. I got you Peter. No worries my man Updates delights. Yeah, I got Taylor after this. I still have his box collected Then I'll grab your box and Timothy will grab both of those Both of your orders I should say Early risers Kate Clubnick Refractor Emmett Moorhead Monterey Baldwin Trey Sean Ward Corey Kiner first refractor Tori Horton and another yellow This one's Brady cook or orange the 25 very nice one. They're starting QB from a zoo. He had a really good year on me first That's 25 Behind that is Kool-Aid to 399 and to 99 to war George Yeah, did he get a great year, man. He was he was solid. There's a nice one as well. We got a yellow Caleb Williams There we go. Nice one there Jeremy Should be a top pick in the draft here to 75. That one is the book in 75 75 Yellow Caleb Williams, and that'll be a base Otto Jackson Arnold the Oklahoma starting QB Scam away and so 150 got a Olufus shawning Out of Penn State there to 150 That's very illegal. It's a 150 there on the fuchsia mini diamond Those cranes man. They're protected That's another orange shock three for three. It's kind of wow Refractor first LC Overton Moorhead Monterey Baldwin and Nikia Watson Jacoby Whitman And it is Caleb Johnson this time to 25 on the orange shock First there for Iowa three for three on the orange shocks. That's pretty good That's a 399 Mason Taylor It's a 299 Jaden Bray first out of OSU and it's a 399 Connor Colby Iowa yeah, I've refractor Otto on the back Blake Fisher to 499 The tackle out of Notre Dame should be a top draft pick as well Blake Fisher 499 the auto and base Otto is a good receiver Roman doon say nice one there for Washington If Washington's gonna do anything in the playoffs, they're gonna need him That is for sure Nice roam there on the first base auto And box for us lied to someone told me Derek. Uh, some tell me James was starting this weekend. I guess they're got healthy You should start James Righty, good luck mr. Jeremy last box here and our early risers bonix refractor Mario Williams Jayce Jaylin McMillan Caleb Downs Eli Holstein and Tom Lovett refractor first This one is Tray Sean Ward that's gonna be a Shock first former Noel Kansas State to 399 Ricky white And that'll be true gold Solomon to shields out of pit on the true gold first to 50 And on the back to Tavion Sanders to 199 for Texas Texas big tight end for our last two autos. We have first up.  Jeremy that will do it for your four boxes of bowman chrome you breakers the light Thank you. Thank you, sir. Get that right out to you


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I apologize, I wasn't recording at the beginning of the meeting. And then with a racist departure, I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce Acting Deputy Director for Economic Development Jill Scott. Hi everyone, it's so nice to meet you, I haven't met either one of you, so it's very nice to make your acquaintance and as Gabe said, I'm actually the book properties manager for the city. I've also been with the city for 24 years, a little less than Gabe's 27, he's got me beat. But it's been a pleasure to be here and to be working with Gabe and the team and learning a little bit about economic development and kind of holding it all together until the recruitment goes out. So nice to see you and I'll enjoy working with you all for the time that I'm here. Thank you Jill, it's wonderful. Alright so seeing that there aren't any numbers of the public here, I'm going to close that section and move on to the next item which is item number five, events of port application process updates. So item one, we have listed evaluation and scoring criteria, document. So this next item is to introduce a new process going forward in which the board will be evaluating and scoring the applications received during the two annual cycles. And Jill is actually here to provide further details regarding that process. Thank you. So I just wanted to go through the process for this year for event support and for scoring the criteria. So we wanted to go through and kind of just stick with what was originally set and the basis for how event support would happen. And then going forward after we get through this process of this year, I think we can have a meeting and discuss if there's a different way the board would like to do it or a better way or if this works for you all. So what we're proposing for this year is to review the event support in a few stages. So March 31st coming up is when all of the applications are due in so that's the last date. So by April 5th we'd like to get packets to the board members with all the information that you need including the event support review which I'd like if you have a chance to read over and let us know if that criteria looks good to you or if you'd like any changes to the criteria we can talk about that. And then we'll get the criteria to you as well as everyone who is submitted for your scoring.  We'd like you to score and return to us by April 10th. And then we would like to have a special meeting we're proposing a special board meeting we're hoping somewhere around April 16th but we'd like to check with you all on that date. We would hope to get announcements out to the event coordinators by April 18th letting them know if they've been funded or not funded. So basically you would get the scoring back to us by April 10th. We would put everything into the submitable program, review all that and then print out some information for everyone and then come back at that special meeting so everyone has a time to discuss it together and go over the scoring and see if there's any changes or you know little changes that need to be made. So at this time I'd just like to open it up to any other board members for discussion or if there's anything they'd like to arrange or change. Yeah I was looking at number one and then in the ordinance itself section six dash five six dash two nine zero where it says activities and programs that promote and encourage tourism within the area which will benefit the operators of watching establishments. I don't feel that that criteria is represented very well in the the three criteria that are listed here. I mean it's kind of mentioned in one but the ordinance doesn't say anything about promoting culture community service. You know I just feel that promoting overnight stays should be more prominent as far as the scoring goes. Okay we can definitely we can definitely adjust what do you think about adjusting number one to be more focused on that? Okay yeah I agree I think if we could just add something about promoting overnight stays in that that would that sounds great. Okay we'll get that updated and send out to you so you can look at it one more time to review. Are you okay with if we're changing the prominent one number one to being very clear about promoting overnight stays? Do you have any issues with two or three? I didn't have any issues with them I felt the overnight stays should be way heavier than the other two. Great yep. Okay anyone else? That's definitely what we need to do is promote for the overnight stays that's pretty much yeah front and center. Okay go ahead. You can make that change. So we'll make the modification and send that to the board members for review just to make sure you don't have any issues with that. Thank you. What day did you want to do the special meeting again? I'm sorry I missed it. I'm hoping to do it on or around April 6th depending on the board members availability. I mean right now it sounds fine. Okay okay we'll try and get that out right away so we can get you booked. Is there a preference us to like keep it at 11 o'clock? I was gonna say not two o'clock would be good. Okay so yeah I was thinking about the morning if we can't. Okay. I have 30 shots. Okay sounds good. Are there any other questions about that process or comments? Any changes? Does the process sound okay for this year for this first round? Yeah generally. You okay? Yeah. And go on that's okay. And they keep in mind again that we're continuing to utilize the submitable platform as a way to you know have an application online as to once we used to receive those paper applications that goes in PDF formats and it's quite a complicated process. All right so there are now members of the public. So item number six which is advisory vacant or vacancies. 6.1 is recruiting process so we currently have a vacancy on the board due to trails, resignations from the board back in November 2023. So we're seeking a representative representing a full service in the full service category. There is a processing place to have interested individuals applied through an online board or commission's landing page and I brought some copies of not the application but the landing page itself but I'm happy to share the link after this meeting and then once we obtain a list of viable candidates we can add the item to feature to a future agenda and select the candidate to then make the recommendation to the council. We also need to fill a alternate to the chair or the advisory board as well. Any discussion? I did talk to the city clerk thank you chair. I did talk to the city clerk and they're going to update the website to try and get the information out and we're going to try and reach out to some of the full service hotels in the agency if there's someone that's interested if you all know of anyone please let us know or feel free to reach out to them to go to the landing page and apply. Is the timing on that? As soon as it ends anytime we get an application. Okay. Yes next item is number seven department reports are there any department reports this morning. Seeing that there's none I'll move on to item number eight which is to adjourn the meeting. So thank you all very much for coming it's great to see you and uh let's take the next thing and uh we'll see those revisions made and then uh we'll see you back on the 16th.