We got a table full of guns in it. A what? We got a table full of guns in it. What the what? Lose. We got a table full of guns in it. It guns.  Lick it. Boy.  This here's a block. It go. Yeah, there's a transform in here like this.   It's crazy. It's so good. Yeah. Yeah. It's all legal. All clear. It's all legal. You know what I mean? It's all legal. We ain't flashing nobody. We gonna make sure everything right. Exactly. And just know that all of these weapons will be handled by trained professionals, veterans even. Any legal. All legal. All legal. All legal. All of the code, nothing is loaded, nothing is dangerous, we got a true professional here with us today. Don't sleep on me, baby. Shit.  Exactly. And this is definitely that segment. And you know, we could have went and found somebody safe. We could have went and found somebody who would have just brought us some props.   I'm Tau Schwamp. I'm Tau Schwamp. I'm Tau Schwamp. I'm talking about that loud mud. We just gotta throw your shoes away and step in. We gotta have the cage and re-box on. You don't even know what that is, I bet you. I don't know what that is. Man, I'm from Mississippi.  I don't know what it is. But we had to go all the way to home. I know what these are. Black man. Black man. Black man.  You know it, man. My boy right here.  Every Friday. You gotta watch this. Get on this. Do this. He put me on. I been watching y'all for about a year now. Oh, man. That was so good. I'm gonna do this podcast. This podcast is for everybody that watches this. They'll be like, man, if I can just get on that sofa. It's real. I'm down for all y'all. This is, this is, this is. I don't know if you understand how epic this is for a black man. Oh, I know. It's crazy. My life is. There's so many brothers who are sitting down forever, whether it be in the grave or in the jail, from not understanding these things, you got sitting on this table right here. Black Rambo.  This is black history for real right here, man. How did we get here, Black Rambo? How did we get here? Black Rambo. This is, it's a story now. You want. Yeah. We want the story. Black Rambo. All right. Well, I was a rapper at first. I believe. I was in, no matter of fact, we can go further back than that. I was in the Marines. So I was. I can believe that too. I went to war on everything. Which one? All right. Second, I was a second tank battalion. I was in the operation. Operation Iraqi Freedom. Okay. Yeah. I was out there. Head first with the tanks.  All right. A lot of people, but you don't believe me, man. A lot of people don't believe me, dawg. Like when I say that on Instagram, they discredit me, man. Say stolen, valid. This and this. They give me a hard time about that. But anyway, we ain't worry about them. I love haters.  I bet you do. Yeah. So look. All right. I was in the Marines. I went to war. Got out the war and stuff like that. Started working with my daddy. It was kind of like, all right, man. I want to do something, you know. I ain't got nothing to do. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So I'm rapping. So my cousins are all my homeboys. Like, man, you good? Be a rapper, man. Blah, blah, blah. So somebody broke in my house. And they stole. I used to throw a koojee. But they stole all my clothes, my shoes, some guns, everything. So I got mad, made a song.  And everybody started liking it. So I'm like, damn, they like the hype. You know what I'm saying? They like the hype. So I got post-traumatic stress from war. So the hype, that's me letting go. You know what I'm saying? So after that, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? I found out about the hype. I'm getting big. Black man, trouble man, trouble man. I'm following Gates. You see, Gates was doing shows. And so I'm thinking, like, how can I get popular? So Gates wasn't that popular. So I'm like, well, I'm going to just pay to get in this show. Okay, Gates and this show, I'm going to pay to get in this show. They're watching him, so they're going to see me. I'm right? They got to see me. They're watching him. So I'm paying to get in the shows. I'm paying to get in the shows. I'm paying for videos. So people don't understand. It's when you get bigger. Okay, videos used to be 50 bucks. Okay, I got a little more followers. Videos 150 bucks.  And he's like, man, I'm paying all this by myself. You know what I mean? Like, damn.  You hear me? I used to be diving in stage, cracking skateboards over my head. It's crazy, because I was going to knock myself out one time. I stopped doing it. He mess around with him. So I used to cut him. He came to my house one day. He used to work on the garbage truck. He came to my house with a skateboard. Because I used to skateboard. Yeah, he was a driver. But I used to skateboard, you know what I'm saying?   Man, I got all these brand new skateboards on the wall.   I said, yeah, I'm going to do that. So I saw, you know what I'm saying? With a little bit of personal stuff. I'm going to go and say, jump around. Boom. Cracking them over my head. And it was just getting me popular and popular and popular. But I wasn't making no money. I was losing money. Like, man, I'm paying to get all over. But I'm paying and paying. So I'm like, man, forget this. I'm done. So I got three degrees. I got a degree in HVAC. I got a degree in massage therapy. And I got a degree in electric. So I was so popular from rapping. Everybody hit me up for air conditioning. So now I'm making bank with air conditioning. I'm like, man, that's what I'm doing. I ain't doing nothing else. I'm killing it. Air conditioning. $1,000 out of here. $2,000 out of here. Man, it's easy. $5,000 in here. So I'm doing my little cleaning my guns one day. And I'm tired of rapping. I'm through with it, man. So my cousin challenged me to the little so-going challenge. I remember that. The so-going challenge. So I'm cleaning the guns. I don't know where I am. I look at the phone. Man, I should have talked about my guns.  Back then, you know what I'm saying? I'm like, man, no, no, man. I'm like, bring your guns, man. What you scared of? What they could do to arrest you? They already know what you got. You got to fill out the background check for every gun. So boom. I said, man, man, man, five minutes. I put on everything. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Just reach them down. Boom, with the sleep. Posting. Man, I woke up in the morning. I had like 30,000 followers. My phone was going crazy. So I'm like, whoa. Whoa. Yeah, it's so nice. Yeah, remember that video? So I'm like, is it the rap or is it the guns? So I'm like, I'm going to be a rapper. Yeah, I ain't even going to be a rapper. The whole time I'm watching white people do the same thing I'm doing now on the internet. You know what I'm saying? But I ain't even worry about being there. I'm being a rapper. I'm going to be a rapper. So I'm looking at the gun. Why was that? I've been losing my train of thought sometimes, man. Oh, you were ever, you was wanting to be.  And then you posted it and blew up. Yeah, so I'm doing the song Going Challenge, right? So, bam, I'm like, all right, let me rap. I did a rap song on Instagram. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It might get 30,000 views. So I did a gun song. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I get 200, 300, 400,000 views. I'm like, whoa, okay. Got to be something with the guns. So I was just a rapper long. I started messing with guns. So guns are expensive, man. People don't know how expensive they is, you know what I'm saying? So I'm around here buying guns, man, using other people's guns to make videos, doing all kinds of stuff just to keep up with content. So I'm like, man, I got like 100,000 followers. I got to figure out a way to do something. Now, this was the key right here. This is what Black Ramblin came right here. I hit up this company right here. This company right here. I saw a guy, a white dude. He had less followers than me. They son in one or something. He posted one of these. And I was like, man, I hit them people up. I'm like, man, I could have did better than that, man. Send me one. Give me some little deal or something like that. So we ran a little deal. And so they ran a deal. Bam, I made the video. Went crazy, man. So they were like, yeah, man, we're going to see you this. See, I'm like, whoa, what's going on here? You know what I'm saying? What the world? It's all like, all right. I had to go to the gun shows. I know from watching all the other people with guns, I know it got big gun shows, like called the Shot Show and the NRA Show and all kinds of shows. So I'm like, well, I need to get to the shot show. That's the biggest gun show in the United States. Ain't nothing bigger than that. People come from all over. So I'm like, I need to get there so I can make some videos. That's all I want to do is just make some videos. Bam, whoop-de-whoop. I ran my mouth on Instagram and I ended up getting in there. Right? So when I get in there, it's crazy. The first day, the fans poured me to the back. The first day, I'm talking about before I could even get in the building and sign up. Hell, yeah. You know that. So I've been cracking on skateboards over your head, don't you? You're not getting in here. Hey, what's up? It's Carlos Miller. It's time to get off the couch and get back to work. If your tool needs an upgrade, head over to BlueChew.com. BlueChew is a unique online service that delivers the same active ingredients as Viagra and Cialis, but in chewable tablets and at a fraction of the cost. The process is simple. Sign up at BlueChew.com. Consult with one of the licensed medical providers and once you approve, you'll receive your prescription within days. 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Just doing crazy stuff. So a black dude came up to me named Hoodneck, man. I got to shout him out because it went for him. I wouldn't have did this. He was like, hey, bro, you know, you could work deals with these companies and get some guns, right? I was like, what you talking about? So me and him sat down and talked. So I had one day left. I was like, damn. Okay, I got to think of something to tell these people. You know what I'm saying? I got, man, 8,000, 9,000 boots up in there. And I got one day to hit all of them. So I started thinking about a pitch. How can I get these people attention? How can I get their attention? So I reached a whole different demographic than any other gun guy out there. All my followers are not the followers that the other people are. It's all straight, urban hood people, you know what I'm saying? So I go up to them. I'm like, man, I'm from the energy. Me, I'm like, I'm hyper. I'm like, yeah. So I'm like, man, I got to make these people, you know, feel me. So I go up to them. Man, what's happening? What's you doing, man? You know who I am? You know who I am? You don't know who I am? I got to know who I am right now. I don't look. I'm a black rambo, man. You don't know who a black rambo is? Oh, y'all. You don't know about me either? I'm about to let y'all know right now. I got about 400,000 followers, man. I reached a whole different demographic than all the rest of them other people, you know what I'm saying? But look, I see how y'all looking at me. I like straight talk. I'm from the Louisiana, you know what I'm saying? You like straight talk? I like straight talk. Man, look, I want a gun. Y'all want from them? I want a gun. Y'all want from them? No. And I did that to 8,000 boots. In one day? In one day. What? By myself. I had the last dollar to get to Vegas. I used my last. I had the big McDonald's. I was walking from the Vegas hotel to, you know what, y'all probably been to Venetian is? Yeah. Okay, you know where the Silver Sevens is? Yes. I was walking from the Silver Sevens to the Venetian. To the Venetian every day. Every day. Whoa. And back. You've been walking John. Yeah. And so the last day, boom, I'm hitting up every booth. I'm getting cars. I didn't know, you know what I'm saying? So I'm getting cars. I'm getting cars. I'm getting cars. That's right here. That's on fire arms. I came in there. One of my friends named Sean, he picked me up in a band-aid. He came in with a Mohawk. We looked different. You know what I'm saying? We're walking through it. Then he got a Mohawk. So I go up to the company. That was one of the last companies. I shoot the picture. They looking at me like crazy. So I walk away. But they own a super cool. So they come running me. They're like, come back the owner want to talk to you. So I get in there with the owner. We chopping it up. He's like, yeah, let's make an Instagram video. And I knew all this. I'm like, I ain't cool, so we're making a video and laugh and blah, blah, blah, man. Look, pick which gun you want. We're gonna work a deal. Like, what? I'm like, yeah, I just picked one. We're gonna work a deal out. Got picked one out, man. We worked out a deal. So I got that gun. So I'm like, dang. You know what I'm saying? You know, each deal is different. You know what I'm saying? So it's hard. I don't know what kind of gun that is. That's an F-1 firearm. That's a death wish. That's a 2-2-3. A pistol. Woo. If you don't know what that means, it means the bullets look like fish sticks. That's what that means. So I get home. I get home, right? I got 8,000 cards. You call everybody. I email every single person.  I said, outside, email them. I was mad. I'm in the toilet, email them in the tub, email the copy paste, copy paste, copy paste. Copy paste. I was doing it so much, I couldn't even keep track of the email. I was sending the wrong names and stuff like that, and I just sit down and wait. I make one video and one thing come in. I make another video. They see it. They see it. They talk it. They see it. They talk it. They see it. They talk it. Next thing you know I say, oh man, it's cool. That's cool, man. I'm getting all kind of cool stuff, you know. All kind of easy stuff to get, but I ain't making no money. What's that, bro? You know what I'm saying? I'm fighting. You know I've got this, but I ain't, you know, I may be paying high price or something, but I'm broke. So I was always telling my cousin, I was like, look, man, I need to make some money. I got to do something. I'm 2 years in the game. Gun show, you know what I'm saying? A lot of people know me, I'm getting follows. I'm like, look, bro, I gotta do something. I gotta do something. So he was like, man, you can do anything. I was like, bro, you know what I want to do? I want to make this big old page where you can just go get all this gun stuff on the internet and do this and that. And he was like, man, that's too much. He was like, bro, you can do one thing and make you rich. He said, you can just do one thing. He was like, you can do this. You can do this. You can do this. You can make a bullet. You can do this. You can do this. And I said, I'm sitting in the bathtub, talking to my cousin, my first cousin. I'm in the bathtub, a bullet, something like that. I went to hold a gun show for two years now.    Yeah, you ever seen it? You ever seen it? They say bullets ain't got no names, but apparently. So they got something up. So I'm like, I call my cousin up, I'm like, man, I think that's it. No, we on the phone, I'm like, I think that's it. He's like, what? I said a bullet. So he's like, bro, look, I'm gonna tell you something. If you're gonna do it, there's one thing you told me, bro, if you're in business, bro, there's real, real, real, real, real stuff. He said, if you're gonna do it, don't half-ass it, do it right.  So he said, do it right. So I took a year and learned about bullets. I started hitting people up that I knew that working at gun stores, working at bullet stores, making bullets, I started learning. You gotta have this license to do this. You gotta do this to do this. You gotta do this to do this.  So I wanted to, I had some companies sending me ammo for free, for promo. So I wanted them to make the bullets for me and give me a cut. I'm like, hey, you know, don't do this, we been doing this for about a year. Nah, we busy right now. I don't say no names. I say, do this for me. Nah, we busy right now, man. We got this going with the military. It's all good though. It's all good. And so Nipsey Husser died. The rest of the piece, Nipsey Husser. I ain't never listened to Nipsey Husser music in my life. I swore on everything. I'd go on internet, Nipsey Husser died, man. Nipsey Husser, you know what I'm saying? So I started listening to the music that day. I'm listening to the music. In the music, he's saying, forget the middle man, do it yourself. Do it yourself, forget the middle man.  I'm about to do this, man. I'm about to do this, man, I'm about to do this.  You know what I'm saying? I was like, okay. So I just started telling everybody, hey, it's coming out. It's coming out.  How to get it, how to do it.  So I started hooping and hollering, hooping and hollering, hooping and hollering, so I got to get the hype up. So I'm like, all right.  I know a dude, he work at this ammo company. My homie, he said, I can do it for you. I press him up right now for you. Poo, poo, poo, poo, poo. My cousin said if I do it, do it right. Man, let's do it. Man, you got to do pressure tests, water tests. Man, I gotta trust this man.  I'm in trouble. You know what I'm saying? I don't know what he got, so I'm like, damn. All right, hit the company up. Nah, we busy, we busy. So I'm like, all right, I want range bullets. No, I want hollow points. No, I want this. I'm like, oh, man, it's crazy. So I was like, hmm, I'm gonna make my bullets different. I'm gonna make my bullets different.  And I was like, yeah, man, I wish I could do that, but that's probably patent, you know what I'm saying? Man, that's patent, I didn't really do that. So I was like, I want them to do it. So I found out who make the black bullets. And so me and my cousin and my other homeboy were on the phone, and so I'm telling my cousin, look, bro, let's just hit the people up on the email or something, hey, man. Is it patent or not? They gonna tell us? They gonna say, yeah, no, just don't answer. So when we hit them up, the dude was like, nah, let's just paint it. You know what I'm saying? There's no patent or nothing like that. So I'm like, hey, oh my God, why we got them? That's what they want to make them for us, you know what I'm saying? And it's the number one, number two company that make ammo for everything. Big company, big thing. I'm talking about, no, they say nothing bad about it. Then we talk about me, talk bad about them.  I'm gonna cooperate, that's my people, you know what I'm saying? So I was like, this will be sweet, man. So the dude was like, yeah, it's just painting, man.  Let me see, let me see, nah, keep going, I just want to. So the dude was like, we'll do something with you, we'll do something with you. But look, we don't manufacture less than 250,000 rounds. I'm like, what?  So I'm like, man, I ain't got that. Look, something, I gotta do something, something gotta shake. So I got it in the head, yeah, do it hard, it's tight.  It's yours anyway, huh? Yeah, man. It's yours anyway, it's yours anyway. Yeah, so the company, so I'm talking to the company, they say X amount of money, X amount of money. I'm like, dang, man, dang, it's a lot of money.  Somebody hit me. Damn. In the workshop, head on collision, boom. I'm waiting on 150,000 rounds soon. Man, everybody want me to lie and do all kind of stuff to get the money. I can't shoot the guns. I'm like, man, I got to be me. This ain't right. I don't feel right. So I was like, when the bullets came up, I was like, man, I'm about to go settle. I'm about to just, whatever they about to give me, I'm going to settle. I'm with that money right now. And just so happened, the money came right when I was talking to the people. So I settled and I came up to the people with X amount of money. And I was like, look, I know y'all don't know me from night and day. I said, but give me a shot. I said, I'll reach a whole different demographic. I said, I could do this. They're like, well, you don't have to sell it on your own. We ain't doing it. We going to make it. That's it. We don't want no cut. Just pay us to make it.  So bam, put the money up. All right, cool. I ain't get my bullets for about eight months. But like my cousin say, do it right. I'm not going to bother these people. The money there, I know it's good. I know it's good. This is number one company. Bullets came in, man. I sold out in like three, four weeks. 100,000 rounds. 100,000, they were like, whoa, what in the world? So I hit them up, sent them some more money. They didn't even know the money was in the bank. They said, oh, it got money in here. I guess they want some more, you know what I'm saying? So they go to make it some more. Bam, I'm ready. Yeah, everything's ready. Ooh, I'm about to bang, I'm about to do good. That's bullets, man. They hot, hot items, they black bullets. My name on the back. Coronavirus come. I'm like, man, I just about to get my bullets. So now, check this out.  This crazy. I was already at the bottom of this. The very, very bottom. Now, coronavirus come. All the big time companies that was getting bullets from these people. Man, they spending millions now. They throwing them here. We want it, we want it, cause it's hard to get. We want it, we want it. Now I'm getting crushed. Man, I'm going, man, my brother's going, wait. Wait, wait, wait.   Oh, we can't even back up hard.  Oh, that was a bad idea. No more company. No more company. So the people putting all the money on top, on top, so I'm like, damn, I got my money in. I'm just gonna have to wait. I'm just gonna have to wait it out. Wait it out. So that's when I linked up with these people right here. See, I got my own gun loom and my own gun clean as well. I hooked up with another company, they top of the line. I'm talking about that stuff right there. That's called accuracy oil, cause it make your gun shoot better. And everybody like accuracy, or how you make your gun shoot better. But it takes 90% of the friction out your gun. People don't know that though.  Yeah, yeah, yeah.  You know what I'm saying? So anyway, while I'm waiting on that, I got that and I got my belts. So I was selling these belts.  And so I'm selling, I'm trying to get all that off. I'm trying to get all that off waiting on the bullets. I'm on YouTube, I'm doing everything, trying to make money. I'm waiting on the bullets so like a year go by, bro. And like, I'm like, man, two years, like a year and a half go by, I think. And I ain't got nothing. And I'm like, damn, bro, I got a whole bunch of money in it. And then just one day, I didn't text, I ain't getting no nothing. I just walk out of there, like, hey, your bullet bein' tomorrow. I'm like, damn, so the bullets came in. And here we all today, I'm still selling bullets. I'm still cutting up. It's a lot more in that story, but that's like a short breakdown, you know?  How your bullets doin' now is for our sales, though. Man, I'm selling out every store I'm in. Yeah. Quick, man. How many stores they got you in? Not they, it's me. I'm hustlin' every store. I'm probably like 20, 30. But it's back and forth because I got some stores sell out fast, some stores sell out slow, then I'm selling online, then I'm selling at gun shows and it's so, I'm trying to keep some. You ain't been keep up with the demand? Oh, yeah. For a little while, because when it's gone, it take me so long to get. Yeah. That's the part that killed me, and I don't want no investors and nothing like that, you know? Damn! No way. I was right, I was right, I was right. I wait for Floyd, man. He wasn't somebody to come at my house, man. We can hit him hard right now, get rid of it. Don't let Floyd get up in that, man. But you gotta think about it, I can't, if I'ma do it, if I'ma do it, I gotta hit every bullet. I can't say, oh yeah, come help me out, let's go get two more bullets. Let's get a nine millimeter and a 45 and an in-kit bullet. When somebody was big, I can say, give me a shot, every round, they got a whole black round ball line. I'm already popping, I'm already getting it, you know what I mean?  We done dealt with the 45, but I'm on my 38th round. I can help you get the 22 bullets. I got to get money right now, right now. All the way, man, this is dope, and it, like I say, man, just, you know, the story is amazing. Man, I was sitting there so excited, just look, nigga, we got a black man who got his own bullets, man. But let me tell you the crazy point, just the crazy part. Boy, I hate to say this, but it's just like the game, but it's legal. You take the same hustle, I keep telling all my friends, bro, you take the same hustle that you got in the streets, and then, bro, you see that case right there? I take the case, right, case of bullet. Oh, man, got this case, man, you know what I'm saying, they going for X amount, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay, yep, yeah, yeah, okay. Okay, I ride through the hood, I ride through the set. It's not, it's not, I don't have to check for background checks. I don't have to do nothing because it's up against you, so now you better be legal because you could go to jail. But I just go with a receipt book, bust it open. Hey, I got him bought for once, I'm gonna call it right here if you want these boxes right here. I can't forgive you for this, but if you want the whole thing, I can't forgive you for this. I'm just like, I'm like, wait up.  Tax coming there. You see what I'm saying? And it's the same exact, but it's legal. But that's what I keep telling my friends, just take that same game and find something, find a pencil, find a shirt, just take the same hustle you win. They just do something. Yeah.    Man, I ain't stop. I'm trying to get a black round ball game. I'm trying, I got going like. Man, what you got right here? I got my own bulletproof backpack names right here. Hold up, what's that? Oh, this bulletproof plate's going to school bag. I done told them, sure, I been having this out for two years. I should have sold out, right? Right. These selling the slowest. But I had friends pass away that got shot that could have just had a school bag on with a plate on it and say they like, I shot it on my Instagram up to a 50-cow. What are you doing? Look, it fitted in the school bag. There you go. They carry a drink on it, but they won't put a bulletproof plate.    Let me see, let me see what it look like. Man, that's crazy. And they can read the ballistics on the back. Everything 100. And they said, oh man, I got those to sell too. Black round ball TV on my link in my bio. On my YouTube, black round ball TV. Soft round ballistic panel, that's it. Everything legit, everything 100. Every company I mess with is 100. I don't mess with, because I know if I put out something bad, they gonna talk about me. Bro, you can go on the internet right now. You go internet right now. You won't see a bad review on my brother.  What you got?  Change saw gun. Yeah, yeah. Shot gun. Yeah, let's make a fight zombies at night. Yeah, I don't understand. I know it. I know what you got. Change saw gun, man. Y'all kind of stuff, man. Nah, yeah, we gotta get into some of these. Now, this here. This, what is this? All right, everything clear. Oh, yeah, nah, nah, I know. Yeah, I didn't went through that already. Trust me. Yeah, I didn't went through that process. They were tripping so hard on me. I didn't went through that process already. We did all this off-camera, people, so you know what I mean. That's the Smith & Wesson 500 customized by Savage Customs. You know the Harley Quinn gun? Yeah. That's the person who customized that one. Wow. The same person that did that one. That's amazing, man. It's crazy, right? Look at the detail in that thing. Yeah, man, this is. That's the monster right there. Yeah, this is, this is. My 50 car, I got a barrel that came in today, man. Oh my goodness.  Man, you gotta really know what you're doing like. See, without trying to teach people, you can still be yourself. You can still have fun, but you just gotta know about the gun.  Long as you don't do no, oh yeah, we gangsta, do, do, do. As long as you take some safety classes, learn how to shoot, learn how to hold it, learn about the trigger, learn about your stance. Everybody know right from wrong. I believe in that life, you know what I'm saying? I can get my son one of these right now. He won't do nothing ever. He'll hold it. Yeah, he got two in his room. Don't never do loaded, ready to go. Don't never do nothing with him. So I kind of think it's on the person, you know what I'm saying? Right, yeah. And the parent, you know what I'm saying? Right, most definitely, most definitely, man. Well, you know, that's important that you...   Yo, no, listen, when I come from, I know what these do. But they do the people's personalities when they get their hands on one, you know what I mean? So it's just like, these have caused so much detriment but I feel like they're so dope what you do because we have somebody who looks like you, come from where you come from that has this understanding, got his own bullets, got his own, and it's possible to be able to navigate these the right way. And we had a cool pup? I'm the only ammunition company in the world that can do this to you. What's happening with your dog? Let's get on Instagram, take a picture. Yeah, what's good? Which I'ma sign up for your big dog, boom. What other ammo you getting your ammo from that gonna do that for you? Nowhere.  Yep, thank you. Thank you, ain't no ammo that you're talking about.  Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Let me take a picture, sign that, thank you. Hey folks, see ya niggas with these bullets. Bro, I done been on the Cardi B page, and she had me twice. I've been trying to shoot with her for the longest.  Man, I got a song, I got a song, and a video about to come out so hard. Oh, that's dope, that's dope. This is one of my personal favorite guns. Hellcat, yeah, I love the Hellcat, man. It's a dope gun, and it's easy to shoot, easy to learn, then I mean, and it's just dope, you know what I mean, I like it. I would be honest with you. You know what took me the longest to learn on this is the safety, the trigger safety. Those are different, like, you know, cause usually the safety is on the gun, but this one is the trigger safety, so it takes a long time to learn it, but this is a dope weapon right here, man. I like my Hellcat, I care it all the time, but it's, it got a lot of pop with it. I've been looking for something with less pop, so I've been looking at 22 TCU. Really? Yeah, I think something serious. Oh, okay. Man, I'm talking about, I shot that thing out of the day, it blew up a watermelon, nine millimeters is going through it, it ain't doing that. So, I'm not gonna check it out, but it got some snapper with it. But, she do the job, I keep it with me every day, you know? Springfield's the same, people that make the same, you know? Yeah, oh, Springfield. You got a show on a little lunch box. Yeah, good looking, I have a good one, man. I'll show it for God's sake. You got a show on a little lunch box. What you think this is? Something that is, yeah, who knows. I got them tongue tied up, too. Wait, wait, man, is it, wait, hold it. Stay home, what do you see here? Because they gave me the wrong phone number. In New Orleans, they reported the shoot and all that, tell them I want a shoot in competition now. Man, I got the wrong phone number, everything. Took a picture, laughs at me and everything. He might have thought you was, he didn't know. I mean, come on, man, you might have said you break one of the six boys over here. You had too many. Tell them I want a shoot. You know what, all y'all, come to Louisiana. Oh, we got it done.  All the way. All right, bet. All right, bet, all right, here we go.  All right, here we go. It might be a pocket plan or something.  Yeah, this nigga about to take the chop out. That's crazy, huh? All in the bag. Goodness gracious. Here you go. It's right for your sake.  It was all of it. Like a little lunch box. Has anybody seen from Menaces Society? Hey, y'all niggas, they were like, hey, hey, I'm not alone. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But you can leave that one down there somewhere too. Amen, man. I'm loving this, bruh, it's like, bruh, they fly me out to go shoot hogs and all the helicopters.  You know what I'm saying? Nah, I see other people- What's the link? What's the, what they need to search on YouTube to pull out the shit? All right, go on YouTube. Now check this out.  Yeah, that they do. Black Rambo TV. Go on Instagram, type in at black rambo TV. I'm the one on the tank.  We gon' see 800 some thousand followers. I sure have a million or something about that, but bruh, they shadow banning me, bruh. I ain't doing nothing wrong. I do everything 100% elite. I'm a war veteran. We got the back yard bullet too. Oh yeah, and I got the back yard bullet. At the back yard bullet. That me and him made that page together and we make longer videos on that. Introduce you. I'm Big T, the camera man here, man. Big T. Big T, the camera man, but I'm Big T, the camera man. I don't know what to say. He the camera man a couple of times. I ain't Big T, the camera man, probably know how to work all these movies too though. Yeah, he know how to work them too. All the way, man, this is, now this is I think is unique. I thought I saw this and it was like, it was iPhone. It's like an iPhone. It's there, it's in the middle of the food. Show what that is.  Three, two shots. Papa, you push the button right here. Two buttons, two buttons. Is that another one here? Yeah, that's another one. That's a little smaller one. That's the Trailblaze Firearms. That's a, I forgot the name of that company. Dang, that's so long. Ideal concealed. Ideal concealed. That's the Trailblaze Firearms. Okay. With this one right here.  Look at this one. Oh, you even got the small one? Oh yeah. We got it all. All that. One shot. One shot, baby. It's a bomb, man. Yeah, when y'all talking about y'all, we be already born, that's some stuff for you, you know what I'm saying? Oh man, we definitely. I don't know, man. Y'all ain't seen my videos. I got guns flying, all people in hands. Don't be scared. No, I seen a lot of your videos. See, that's the thing about me. I love him, man. See, that's the thing about me. That's the thing about me. I shoot different, man. The Darren. I'm gonna show everybody, bro. Everybody in the gun industry is so tight, man. You gotta be tactical. You gotta do this. But I'm real. I've been to war. You can't tell, I've been to war. Front line, in the Marines, I can tell you. So I'm like, if somebody wanna hear right now. Shit. Is we tactical? I'm saying, oh, we tactical. Do you have all the business? They wanna hear, man, God damn, this the raw building, bro. I'm the fucker of my back job, man. Y'all good, my fuck, man. What I'm saying? They got no boots, no nothing. So why you training like that? Right. This ain't thin, Chris. Why you think you're in the military? Well, tactical car, I'll say, shoot like that. I eat it, though.  Yeah, training like you fight. My dog talk, car, I'll say that.  A lot of niggas can't fight. I want some big tea. I know you want some pizzas, son. Yeah, you know you want some pizza. Hey, Rambo, I'm definitely gonna need somebody. Man, check this out. Do you wanna know what you're? That's for you. My man. That's for you. Hold up one of these. Swap it up.  Yeah, we got some off camera conversation. We just see what we got there. I got this for DC, he's gonna get in the wrong phone. No, no. He ain't mean to do it. He just thought you were doing great. I got someone for him, too. Now this, you said, is the most expensive one. On the table right here, yeah. That's a... What is this? That's a Beretta 24-karat gold. Hold on, that's a 24-karat gold. I'm gonna play it. Can I get back in that in the magazine right here? Yeah, I know. Yeah, I made sure I took it out. That's just, whoa. Yeah, that's sweet, right there. Show up with one of these, man. You getting boy? That thing.  Yeah, exactly. See the thing about the gold, the gold. The gold fade after you're shooting for a while. Sit down there.  Look right here, see the gold? Oh, okay. That's the only thing I don't like about that gold plate. And if you keep wearing it in the holster, it fade for a while. That's a bad boy. That's a bad boy. That one with the chainsaw, that's the bad. That's the person that did this one? Savage Costas? The whole equipment, they did the chainsaw one, too. If you look at it, they got all kinds of details in there and all kinds of stuff. Man, this is dope, man. This nigga go crazy, man. All the way, man. That's beautiful. Black rumbo, you on the lotter in there? That one, the lotter. How? Tell me that story. Boy, you want to hear this? See how that story's there? She's got to remind me on some of these, bro. Check this out. Check this out. I was talking to her. I'm gonna eat, because I ain't exed Barack Obama when he was in the office, man. Man, we in the trap, man. Come on, man. Man, let's go check this out. I'm talking to this little chick. Man, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I'm leaving in the morning, tired, going to work with my daddy. Got this old white man named Bubba.  It's a true story. White man named Bubba, he the one got me scratching the tickets. I get them. I get them, right? So Bubba like, I say, you got your tickets to the bubble? He like, yeah, man, I lost, man. I bought four of them. I said, how many did he got left? He said he got about four left. I said, I'ma get these four. Bam, I bought the four tickets. Scratched the first three, lose all three. I'm like, damn. So I scratched the next one. On the third line, I hit a 14. So I look at Bubba.  We play this all the time. I said, give me my $20 back. And I gave him the ticket right now. Wait, you're probably giving it away? Yeah. See, you're giving it to Bubba. Oh, that's what we were talking about in the cops. All right, all right, all right, all right. I scratched the number 14. Yeah, yeah, yeah. In the 14, I looked at Bubba. I said, Bubba.  Give me my $20, I'll pay for a 40 ticket. And I'm going to give this ticket. You can scratch and see what it is right now. Bubba said, oh, no, I ain't about to do that. I said, all right, Bubba, let's see. Scratched the ticket. Ah, jump back, I'm going to knock all the liquor on him. But he said, I got the $100,000. $100,000, man, Bubba said, let me see. I'm looking at Bubba like this. I don't know, Bubba, hold up. Bubba said, let me see. But I'm thinking, Bubba, oh, we can't run. I'll catch Bubba before he gets to the door. So I gave it to Bubba, man. Bubba put them glasses on him. Bubba did like this. He put the glasses on him and walked out the door. Jesus Christ, I want to get him to do this ticket, man. $20. I don't know what I did, bro. You'll be crying. No, I don't know about him crying, man. I don't think I'll be black and brown, buddo. I don't know how he got in trouble, boy. I don't know. But we're going to flip this or something. We're going to work it out. I need some. I was praying. You didn't give me no money. This nigga warned the fucking, wait a minute.  Last ticket at all. I bought me a house, man. Some furniture. I was in the hood. I was like, man, that's good. I ain't got no proof of income. So you warned the lottery and stayed in the hood. I was about to say. I bought me a house and I've been in there ever since.  That's the one your grandma come out with. That's the one they shoot like this. Bad. This is dope, man. Salute to you, brother. With the John Wayne. I had to, man. It's crazy, though, man, because all these gun shows I go to, they just have more and more stuff. It's like it never stopped. And there are other people that do what I do that don't even hook up with me. Don't even hook up with me. Don't worry about them. I don't care about them. I love them.  A nigga with a gun. Nah, but you know what they look at it because I'm different. I'm going to take their followers. You see what I'm saying? So they're like, it was cool, but man, this dude come in here. He shoots the guy with one hand. He hitting targets and clowning. Blowing up watermelons all over his face and stuff. Now he ain't coming over here because he going to take all my followers and all my YouTube money and stuff like that. Bruh, I don't know what happened. I was on National Geographic. They spoke through the magazine, but they did a book and the book like spread and my YouTube like blew up for like a week. That's what they did. They demonetized it. Nigga, we got two million followers, nigga.    When they see this shit, that's it. They gon' know already know. When they see this, damn it. Who say illegal guns ain't cool? Man, I'm in the hood. I ain't got a gun. You know how many friends I had with illegal guns for no reason? I don't know them people. I bet you do. I bet you got a friend that ain't got a rest and they got a gun. I ain't friends with them niggas no more. No. I said we got two million followers. I bet you got a friend that ain't got a rest and they got a gun. I ain't friends with them niggas no more. No. I said we got two million followers. Get you right, man. This is dope, man. Hey, I'm a comedian. Man, you ain't got to worry about that. I know. I got silences coming in, all kinds of stuff. Oh, man. Drop the information.  At BlackRamboTV on Instagram, BlackRamboTV on YouTube, the backyard bullet on YouTube. That's right.  And when we get back on tour, guess who are your security bitch? I help. Exactly. I help, though. I'll bring this. I'll bring this. He bring the guns. I'll bring the guns. You goddamn right. Well, man, I'm telling you, I should come out, bro. Come out. I'm coming. Definitely. We do it all the way, man. All the way, man. Let them know some of the false stories. You don't even know.  Related to me? Oh, yeah. Yeah. This is how we greet each other and come to each other. How? I need to come to y'all. Oh, yeah. You definitely. You need to come to my house. Oh, I can imagine. I got you. You inspired me. Now, I'm like, I don't have enough.   I want a musket. You got to get a musket in your car.  I don't have a musket. You got to get a musket. I want one so bad, though. With the big one. With the red one. You got to stuff it in there. Yeah, one in my head, man. This is dope to me, man. I love it because it's legal. It's done the right way. And it's an example that we as black men can legally own firearms in this country. If you can, man, I tell everybody that if you're not a felon, man, go do it the right way, man, because it ain't worth it.  You just got to go talk to the right people. Do the right thing, man. It really makes sense to do the right thing, bro. You got to protect your family, you know what I'm saying? You said the war story, you got to get one. He got some cool ones. He got the one. I think you should do two. Because he got the one with you was in Japan. You say you was in the dudes' fight. You was about to fight the other people. And then he got the one where he was talking about you forgot. You took your gas, man. All right. I'm in Iraq, right? So, it's pitch black. One thing about Iraq at night time, it's pitch black. We ain't been to Iraq. We went to Kuwait. All right. All right.  He's black at night time. So, we used to use little red lights. We couldn't use the white lights. So, I'm walking around with the red light. We had to do my little security thing. I'm walking around at night time. I'm tired as hell. I'm like, man, I don't feel like doing it. Man, I don't go home missing this, missing this. So, bam, my little time over went. I go get the next dude. I go get the next dude. I take my little mask. This man, you know, said I was going to gas her. So, we got gas. Man, man, three months. Three months, bro. I didn't take my clothes off. I didn't take a bath. I didn't do nothing. I don't do anything because they think we're going to get gas. So, I'm sitting there. I'm like, man, I'm about to take this damn mask and put it to the side. So, I put the little thing on. And I swear to God, I just put it right here. And then I sat down. I said, I'm about to go to sleep. So, I lay down, man. So, I hit a little dude. But after you get on the walk or the patrol, you got to work the radio. And my code didn't even go to. So, here I'm on the thing. Go to, go to. We are lost. I repeat, we are lost.  We just going around in the square. I said, look, follow the right light. I'm going to flash the light one time. I'm going to go white. I went the white light. I said, I'm going to flash it one time. Chicky, chicky. I did it two times like that. Chicky, chicky. Chooo. All you ears are rocking. Come through. Boom. Everybody go gas. I said, I can't find my gas mask at all. The gas mask right down there. But it only takes you got like a split second to put the mask on. Man, I'm looking at my home boy. I said, look, bro. Tell my mama. I love him. I can't find it, bro. And then they were like, oh, clear. Bro, everything got the mask right here. Just right there. But I freaked out because I couldn't find it. But that was the craziest stuff on my birthday. I got shot at on my birthday. I'm on the building. They got a dude named Roo. He never forget it. Roo on one end. I'm on the other end. Roo over there. They used to call me gold, too. So Roo looking, I'm looking. I just held. Boom, boom. Roo on the bottom. Roo shaking.  What's that? Somebody showed him.  So I go over there by Roo. I say, you all right? Roo. I'm leaning over like this. I'm over there. I look over there. I look over there. I look over there like this. I say, I get the binos. I grab the binos. Boom, boom, boom. Jesus Christ. I'm like, I don't know what it's for. I don't know what it's for. This is gold, too. We got inaccurate snipers around two o'clock. So toes and scouts just go over there, bro. Two people shooting at us with a AK. Just shooting at us. I didn't even say call them inaccurate snipers. Yeah, it ain't what they did. Yeah, it ain't what they did. Yeah, it ain't what they did.    I didn't know when the war was scary, boy. Man, I pissed on myself in war. Man, dude flash the red light out of sleep. It just flashed the red light. I jumped, I thought it was it from the bomb. But I pissed myself and everything. I thought I was dead. Yeah. Then from a little flash, and the red light in my eye, I got scared. I'm not scared, bro. I ain't sleep, bro. We slept on side of dead bodies. All that, bro. I was a dog. My job in war. I was a gangster. No one lying. I believe you. No, no, no. Dog, I had the coolest job in war. Check what I did. I ain't no nobody. I'm fresh from Japan. I was in Japan. I get to the war. I'm like, damn, all the nighties, dude. They're like, we gonna put you on a security truck. So I'm like, fuck, security truck.   Oh, we got sandbags all over the trucks. We stand on sandbags to the window. We got a 50 cal on the top.   Said, yeah, you in security. So the way war is, okay, got one convoy right here, one convoy right here, one convoy, and then it got the tanks. So this convoy supplied from home to them. Them supplied to them, them supplied to them.  So I'm like, damn, all right.  You know what I'm saying? I'm a security truck. I don't know what I'm thinking. So I secured a whole convoy. So while everybody's driving, I'm on the side. Hmm, they gotta turn right. They get on the go-to, go-to, go-to, go-to, go-to, right. I go on that block left. Boom, running calls. Everybody get out of the gun. Dibba-slide, dibba-slide, don't move, cap, cap, cap, dibba-slide. Dibba-slide, cap, cap, cap, dibba-slide. Let's go, let's go, let's go. We'll crack the little glow sticks. Crack the little glow sticks and we'll do like this. Chomp the glow sticks in the air and they never seen nothing like that before. Man, they go to fighting over the glow sticks.  I'm up and down, I go to my homeboy. Hey man, what you doing man? Chidah, I'm in my car, let's just go to the next leg, right down. I'm like, you know what's that look, I'm like, oh, what's happening, girl? Oh, we can't look, oh, we can't look. Oh, you been looking, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what? This is man. Yeah, whoa, it was crazy. Y'all got post traumatic stress. Check it out. You changed your name to Saq. Show Bob. Check this out, check this out. They say I went to war. They couldn't, they gave me post traumatic stress. And I didn't believe them at first. I was like, man, I'm fine. What you talking about? Like, post traumatic what? But they say I went to war and got a rush. And now I do stuff and search for that rush and I can't never get that same rush. Chasing the drag. Yeah. So like, okay, oh, I'm shootin' them. Ha, boom, I'm bored. All right, I wanna do this, ha, I'm bored. I wanna do this, I'm bored, I'm bored. I keep going, I keep going to say that's post traumatic stress in a way, but I guess it's a good way, cause I'm making money. Yeah, man. Shit. It don't never come down. Hell yeah. Keep going. This is the most interesting nigga in the world. In the world, man. All the way, man. I'll have y'all, I'll have y'all for my own. This is the black market for real, man. Y'all ain't sure.  One more war story, man. One more. What y'all about the, one more. And then you had to fight the dude. I know, I gotta go with the war one. I gotta go with the war one, though. I gotta go with the war one. Tell you.  We'll take it. They got sandstorms in our rack. Hell yeah. Big sand, I'm talking about sandstorms. You get out.  It's all right.  It go from regular day to like motherfucking abyss. All right. So, man, they had a sandstorm. We had to pull over. We in the convo, we pull over.  Big sandstorms, man. We lost two tanks in the sand. They went in some water, some lost them in the sandstorms. So we're like, all right, we pull it over. So man, we pull it over, sandstorm good. Man, in Iraq, a lot of people don't know. They got green, like trees and all kinds of stuff.   So I'm like, damn.  I'm like, so I forgot the little Mexican dude, the Puerto Rican dude name, but it was my homie. And I was like, I said, hey man, one deal I think it name would, one of them, something like that.   So he was like, all right.  Yeah, you don't want to go by yourself, cause. So check this out. Check this out.  So brother, do you see my life?   I got another story you gonna hit too bad at.    He said, no. Hey, let's go in the bushes. So if they come, they can't see us. I said, you know what, you're right. Let me get in the bushes. So we in the bushes. We taking the shit, we talking. Just like me, I'm sitting on the sofa.  It had like five people with AKs coming with like walking.  Dude, we can see them up there. Man, you really shitting.  I look at him. I look at him. I said, what you wanna do? I said, look, we got two guns and they got like 20. Let's hurry up and go back to the other world people at. So boy, I said on three, you ready?  I ain't think about nothing. I said, one, two, three, pull the pants up. My pants were falling down. His pants falling down. We took off one thing through the thing. Man, right when we got out of the bushes, it got marine and it's like 200 meters. I'm like, no, I missed it right now, right now, right now. This is nothing, you know, it's my scariest time in the world. Just the scariest ever I've been in the world. We pulled up to the spot, right? It was pitch black and it had feel. So we were like, all right, we just gonna chill.   We'll stop 20 times in a day. Everywhere we stop, you gotta dig a hole up the hill.  This is getting too much, man. So I used to tell the people, look, I'm the driver, look, look, look, look, man. Y'all don't want me to fall asleep. Y'all, I'm a hundred and 30 pounds. Dig a little bit this much and I'm a slide in the hole. You know what I'm saying? Just dig me this much in there. I'ma get in there, I promise you. I'm getting in there. So we gone back to the truck, playing space. And they did it for me. They dig me a little bit. We gone back in the playing space, pa, pa, pa, pa. Man, let's just sit down the street. About three, four blocks, something just blow up. Boom! Everybody looking like, what the hell is that? And so we call it in. What's going on? What's going on? They're like, don't worry about that. That's EOD blowing up our rack and missiles. EOD is like the explosives people. Yeah. They're like, don't worry about that. That's EOD blowing up our rack and missiles.  Long as soon as we hung up that mic, boom, boom, boom, boom. Man, I jumped out the truck. I flowed for a second.  So I jumped out the truck. I jumped in the hole, bro. I was in the hole. About this high. And I could just see, shrapnel, the orange stuff just shoot. Shoot! And I'm just praying, Lord, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, don't let it hit this hole. Please don't let it hit this hole. Please don't let it hit this hole. Y'all, I didn't know. That's all I could do. I couldn't shoot back. I couldn't do nothing. All I could do is pray. Please Lord, don't let it hit this hole. Don't let it hit this hole. And it got this thing called a Patriot missile. So what the Patriot missile do is find out, it's like that. Find out what you're getting shot at for and shoot back at them. So you just got to wait it out.  All you can do is sit in that hole and pray that it don't hit that hole. You can't do nothing. You can't do nothing.  You already thunk it out there. You ain't taking no baths.  I had a friend. I was in Japan. So everybody went home in like October. And so they said, they put us in a group. And they were like, hey, who got this? Who got one no kid, one kid? Who got this? And they just started pulling people back. And so it ended up with like eight people. And it's my friend Sam Watts to this day.   He was like, oh my God. Cause all them people got to stay. We all were going home.  That's my dog. You know what I'm saying? That's my homie.   I say, hey, look, come on. You can go home and I'll stay there with the dude the rest of the way for like another four, five months. Still in war.  That's why you hit the goddamn lottery, nigga. You told them stories. You deserve that 100,000. I ain't want to do it. I ain't want to do it. We lose.  Been in a hole and got that nigga. You deserve that ticket in a couple more.  Every day, my nigga. Hey, make sure y'all, hey, play ground ball. Don't forget this. Look, see y'all sleeping on this. A lot of people don't clean their guns, bro. They jam up. It's not that hard. I got instructions on the bottle. I'll make it that easy for you. Look, directions, instructions, all that. I'm about to get you to show me how to do it. Yeah, make sure you check this out because you need to clean your guns, man. I see a lot of people asking me for help. It ain't that hard, bro. It ain't hard at all.  I got the instructions on there. Check it out. The link is in my bio on Instagram. It ain't that hard. Tell it. And then I got the glass cleaner coming out. I got all kind of other stuff coming out. But me and this company linked up.  They work for big creams. And they do all kind of stuff.    No, I don't know. Welcome to the trial. I don't know. Black market. Black rubber. Black rubber. Black pop. One more time for that.


Coach, obviously first win of the season for you guys, big win, big performance, how does it feel for you? What does this mean for the team? You know, it's a momentous occasion because this is our first win, our new field, you know, the athletic department, Brett Adams, the administration, Dr. Hirschman, you know, there's a lot going into this facility, a lot goes into it every day with the field lining, the replacing divots, the cutting the grass every time. So a lot goes into it and it was really impressive to get this game on today after all the rain we had the last couple of days. I'm just really impressed. Jim Mustard, one of our assistant coaches who couldn't be here, the amount of work he's put in to get his, the lights, the scoreboard working. So just everybody should really enjoy this win today because it's our first one, first one ever on this field. And so we're just delighted that we got it today. Awesome. And obviously first half you guys scored first, then Algana equalized. Second half you guys did well or take the penalty, hold them off late. How did that feel for you, like watching your team hold them off and do a good job managing the game down the stretch? Yeah, I think it was good. The other night we had to hold off Salisbury and they kind of came out as hard to, you know, credit to our guys both times this week, you know, they've had to, they've had to handle some pressure at the end of the game. And I thought they did well, a couple of little game management things we could have cleaned up and we will clean that up. But overall, you know, it's a win. Like I said, I would have preferred to go in at halftime, one nothing up. And I think that kind of took the wind out our sails a little bit, but great for the boys to come back second half and then hold out and really comfortably in the end and get that win. Certainly congratulations coach and good luck with the next one. Thank you. Appreciate it. Thank you.


What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late sports cards, ripping 22, 23, pinning a prism basketball hobby, four box break, number 48. Pick your team style. Read off a list of our names on our teams. Anthony C. Spurs, Brian R. Mabbs Nuggets, Charlie S. Hornets, Chun-Y W. Warriors, Drayton L. Pacers, Eric R. Rockets, Eric M. Celtics, Eric B. Blazers, Furhahn A. Sons, Garrett T. Clippers, George J. Bucks, Jared W. Lakers, Grizzlies, Ann Nets, Jeffrey H. Cabs, Timberwolves, Joel B. Bulls, Nicky Joel, John O. Heate, Josh N. Thunder, Justin C. Pelicans, Kostakay, Raptors, Laura M. Nick, Scott N. Jazz, Stephen N. Kings, Weiming H. Wizards, William W. Sixers, Yong S. Hawks, U2C Magic, and Zach B. Pistons. Here we go, guys. Thanks again for getting this sold out. Let's do it. Here we go, everyone. And I'm Max Struse for the Heat Auto. Rick Fox, Big Bang Legend, Big Bang Theory Legend.  You just got jingled. Joe Engels, Hyper. Your monitor just got jingled. It did. Jaden Hardy, Talon Terry. Ooh, gold. Gold auto, I believe. Come on, baby. Someone big, someone big. There's Cam Thomas, Purple Ice, the 149. Gold, Pau Gasol, seven of 10. Cool one there for the Lakers. Lakers sweeping the autos in this box. Very nice. Kenneth Lofton, Jaden Ivy. Zion, David Robinson. 99, Purple, Musa Diabate for the Clippers. Nice one of last team's taken there. Nice rookie color. Orman Powell, Silver, base. 99, Frank Jackson for the Pistons. Silver, Gary Payton. Silver, Lockwell, Lottery, Jaden Ivy. Pulsar, or Hyper Trey Young. We get an extra auto. I think we did. Purple Ice to 149, Magic Johnson. Willie Green, yes we did. Sensational signatures, three autos in this box. Very nice, congrats 76ers. Yandre Aitin, Bonte Graham, got a different junior. Red Wave, Malik Monk. Silver, Anthony Simons. J-Dubb. Red Wave, Jason Tatum. Hyper, Tyrese Maxie. Jeremy Sohan, Rookie. Wendell Moore, Ray Allen. Blue Ice to 125, Russell Westbrook. Little Acres, Zach Levine. Silver, Spencer Dinwiddy. Yeah, I know, it's pretty wild. The AI on Snapchat. Red, Jason Preston, second year to 299. Silver, Deereen Fox. Higley, Y. Terry Eason, bring up. I guess is the question. You just get another Matt Ryan one of them. Purple Ice, Malik Beasley to 125. 149, just kidding. Silver, Al Horford, big Al. Trey Murphy. We got another auto dude. We got four autos in this box. What? Yeah. Red, Terence Mann to 299. Askin' to be Jaren Jackson Jr. Silver signatures for the Grizzlies. Very nice. Here we go, Jake L'Arabia. Vince Carter and base. Higley, what's the Green Shimmer? 5, I think. I mean, I know it's Matt Ryan, but 32 bucks for a 5. Green Shimmer, pretty solid. Yeah, that five cards are pretty good. Yeah, it's pretty solid. Should've followed their gaming. Whole base back there. Redweight, Corey Kispert, KCP. Marjon Bochamp and Jaden Harvey. Hit me with Solomon Jones. Zion Williamson, I'll do it after this break. I'll break open the AI and get somebody funny. Cade Cunningham. Let me see really quick. I don't know if I can continue without asking my AI. Can you give me an obscure Carol? No, Baltimore Raven. More Raven's player from the 2000s. Adalia's Thomas? Oh my God. Another one. Dan Cody, another one. Oh, this is awesome, dude. Justin Green, another one. So boy.  Red, Bones Highland to 2.99. Redemption is gonna be a, Isaiah Mobley rookie signatures for the Cavs. Oh yeah, Michael. There's been a lot of good stuff tonight. Steve Nash pulled some absolute heaters earlier. Blue Ice, Brooke Lopez to 125. Silver Jimmy Butler. Vince Williams, Carmelo. Orange to 49, Devin Vasell. Nice one there for the Spurs.  You just got jingled. Silver Joe Engels. Bored, Bored and lame. Red Wave, Joe L&B. Still looking for some JJ. I was talking Jay Jettos, Michael. Calubre, Nemhard, Liddell, Trey Jones.  Yeah, aggressive Sam calling the polls today. Evan Mobley, Purple Ice to 149. And anytime there's a Joe Engels, it's like, it's law. David Bertons. I mean to you. It is, Jay and Ivy. No one else cares about that law. Oh, I do.  Silver, Zach Levine. Silver, Isaiah Robey. Ochaic Bahi. Kendall Brown. That is actually pretty awesome though, Higley. Silver Luck of the Lottery, Jabari Smith. Shade on Sharp Luck of the Lottery. Silver, Terry Eason. Good pack there. And a Jabari Smith. Really good pack there. Blue to 199, Ty's Jones. Got Marcus Smart on the base auto for the Cs. Tim Hardaway, Pulsar. Jalen Howe, Yadurin. Jenobley, Benedict Matheran. Are they like super short prints though? Higley, because those are always tough. Like the retail SSPs are tough to find. This is like six of them. Dark blue and purple Pulsar. Anthony Davis. Matty Mills. Purple Pulsar shouldn't be too, too tough. Dark blue will be tough though. I feel like purples usually. Yeah, they're like numbered to like 42 or something. I got print run of 42. That's a weird number. Yeah, it's bizarre. Nuggets gone in 49. I think we're sold out for the night, everybody, by the way. That'd be cool. I think we are. Being pretty cool. Be pretty cash money if you ask me. Yes, Sam. Cash money. It would be cash money. Adoles? Which Garcia? Silver or Gary Payton? Oh, Adoles, yeah. Lane does love that. Jalen Duran, Montage and Obley. I can jingle better than Joe. Thank you. I don't, actually. Here's a red wave. Harrison Barnes. Silver Fornia. Hello, rookie. Christian Coloco. Red wave, Dirk. Boyan McDonovich. Benedict Matheran. Tyus, Caleb Houston, rookie. Purple Ice, the 149, campaign. There's Josh Christopher, second year, auto for the Rockets. Nice one there. Houston, PJ Washington. Christian Brown, Jabari Walker. I think the reds are like to seven or something. Are those in Target exclusive? Yeah. I don't know. They actually, it might be actually lucky. Blue Ice, John and Kaminga, to 125. Silver Frans. Obley, Magic Johnson. I'm just now seeing the NL Central standings. The NL Central standings. Pirates are 14 and seven. Oh my God. Purple, John Collins, the 99. Silver, John Wall. Shadon, Sharp, rookie. I know the Cardinals are in like third. It's wild, dude. Red wave, Precious, the Chua. Hyper, RJ Barrett. Joachim, AJ Griffin. Silver, Luca, Fearless. Yikes, Devon Vissell. Lake Wesley, it's going to be Kyle Korver. Ultimate shirt jersey with Kyle Korver. Red Terence Mann. Two, 299. Jalen Hayedern. Ryan Rollins, Hyper Rookie. And a Chet Base Rookie. Red Prism, B-Doc. Those are hard to find illegal. They're hard to find. Silver Prismatic, Lamello. Silver, another Silver Palo. Nice one there, there you go, Magic. Second one in two breaks, very nice. Minot, kind of lost him. Yeah, they're super short printed, it's not numbered yet. I would add some boxing wrapper with the Palo. This is a bad corner. We'll send an empty box and wrapper. Top right corner is Bing. Jordan Pool, sorry about that there, Magic. We'll send you an empty box and wrapper. Walker Kessler, Dennis Rodman. If you'd like to get that replaced. Red, Chris Boucher, 2, 299. Auto, Dyson Daniels, Rookie for the Pelicans, Silver. Pete Marovitch, Dominique Jovic and Tim Duncan. Silver, Yannis, Ochaic Bahie. Kendall Brown for the Pacers. Tis Knot. Reblice, Deandre Hunter, 2, 149. Auto, Nicola Jovic, Rookie Auto for the Heat. Nice one there, Miami. Tim Hardaway, Bryce McGowan. Red Wave, Lamella Ball, Steph Curry. Silver, Jordan Clarkson, Walker Kessler, Rookie. Dyson Daniels, Red Wave, Rookie. Boyan McDonovich, Pulsar for the Pistons. Jalen Duren, that's another tough one. The Green, Green No Huddle, the Five. Those are tough to pull, dude. The Green No Huddles are really tough to pull. Red Power coming up here. It's gonna be John Wall to 75 for the Clippers. Silver, Terry Rozier. Benedict, X, Benedict, Cumbermatch, Matheran. Caleb Houston. Red to 299, Red to Jackson for the Clippers. Auto, EJ Liddell, Rookie for the Pelicans. Nice one there, Grats, New Orleans. Picking up both their Rookies. Tim Duncan has a Palo Base. Vacelle and Coloco. Blue Ice to 125, Deontay Murray. James Harden. Silver, Aaron Nessment. Jabari Walker. Purple Ice, Jalen Williams to 149. There you go, Thunder. 41 of 149, nice J-Dub. Very cool, we'll take that all day long. Julius Randall, Reggie Bullock. Shade on Sharp Rookie. I would say he could probably mag the Jalen Williams. Sold back in March of 21, wow. Josh Giddy, Red Wave, Jalen Green. Chris Paul, Hyper. D-Wade, Mobley and Magic Johnson. Three packs left, everybody, good luck. Thanks for selling out the rest of the breaks for the night. Appreciate it very much. Silver, Charles Barkley. Silver, Musa Diabate Rookie, Shet Rookie. Boosman Zhang, Allen Iberson. Silver, Ja. Silver, TJ Warren, EJ Griffin Rookie. Shay Gildress Alexander, Hyper. Josh Monat. And Kenneth Lofton Jr. Let's do a quick recap here, guys. Thanks again.  Jalen Williams to 149, Purple Ice to the Thunder and Silver, Paolo, Ben Carrow. I'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, we've got number 49.


Mr. Falkar Turg, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. Excellencies, Heads of State, Ministers of Foreign Affairs. Dear friends, I would like to congratulate you on all the commitments presented at the Palet de Nación that stand behind the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. We celebrate your engagement that goes beyond commemorative speeches. These actions guarantee the most of our nation's respect of human rights, minimum standards, and principles for the next year, ensuring that individual actions strengthen the universal system. To fortify Costa Rica's adherence to international human rights, law, and to perpetuate our dedication to its defense, my country pledges to the following. One, we are deeply committed to the education and teaching of human rights, including implementing a law that mandates integrating the Universal Declaration of Human Rights proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly into our educational curriculum. Two, it brings me to great pleasure to announce our efforts to make the Universal Declaration of Human Rights accessible to all Costa Ricans, including translation into the indigenous languages of our country. As a testament to this commitment, the declaration is now available in the Bribri language of the Zuretka region in Talamanca. On the other hand, Costa Rica advances to promote knowledge of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and to raise awareness throughout the country. Three, in the same spirit, Costa Rica is working hard in the promoting and protecting the rights of elderly population. Four, Costa Rica undertakes the obligation to provide comprehensive care to immigrants by strengthening its care and reception system under the principles established in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Five, Costa Rica undertakes the responsibility to provide comprehensive care to immigrants by enhancing our care and reception systems in alignment with the principles outlined in the Declaration of Human Rights. Costa Rica is also working to incorporate this right into other international instruments such as the Convention on Biological Diversity in the Plastic Pollution Treaty. Also, our country is working in the inclusion of a gender equality perspective in the national and international climate change agenda, including the implementation of the National Action Plan on Gender Equality in Climate Action. My country reaffirms its engagement to protect human rights. We face unprecedented global challenges and compel us to guarantee human rights-based policies that build confidence and social harmony. They deepen trust, they build hope, it's a moral imperative. Thank you so much.


There we go. Hello, good night, good afternoon, good morning, everybody around the world. This is the GULS Summer of Code office hour from today, April 27th, one week before announcement of the selected projects and contributors. So where are we standing right now? The mentors did a lot of work in grading and ranking all the proposals and projects, built the project teams and doing a lot of discussions because this year it was particularly difficult to choose. So we had over, let's say, I don't know if we can disclose it, but over 60 proposals, so huge amounts, a good proportion of very good ones and only limited resources. So we had to choose and it was not easy at all. We have a choice. We have our list of projects and mentors that we're submitting to Google in a particular order. So we say these are the projects we can mentor this year. Please support and sponsor these projects and they're going to decide if there is enough money for all the proposals for that. I'm crossing fingers. I think that all projects that we submitted will be accepted by Google, but this is an unknown as we're getting into another crisis, but turbulent times in some of our industry. Right now, the deadline for the last weeks is at 1800 UTC today. Then it's closed and then mentors can rest for a week until the announcement of next week. So the announcement by Google will be exactly in one week at 1800 UTC. So that will be so that will be in the middle of the night for India and Asia. So you will learn it in the middle or you will learn it in the morning or if you want to stay late because you're too curious. We're welcome. The day after that on Friday, usual time, we will hold the office hour where we will cheer the selected people, the winners and we'll discuss and see and give advice to the people that were selected, but also advise and follow up to the people that didn't make it this year. So and a lot of very good work. My curiosity won't let me sleep, says Harsh. Well, I can share that feeling. So this is the news from this side. So we're in the middle. Nothing really strong to share or to work. Just need waiting. I know it's a nail biting stress for the people on the selection part, but this is how it goes. So other questions, comments or things. I hope that Harsh will not miss his sleep for one week now. So I hope that the day before he will be able to sleep a little bit and just stay up the night with the announcement. I think we can thanks all the contribution and the proposal we got. It was very difficult to choose. It was very interesting to read the proposal. And so and I think we can say we recognize that a lot of them, a lot of people put a lot of work in those proposals and that we appreciate that. Our job was hard, but we do recognize the work that have been done. And it was hard work, but rewarding for us as well. It's satisfying also for us to see the good proposal, good energy and things. Yeah, thank you very much, Adrienne. You summarized it very well. Very satisfying. If he wants to add something else or raise a subject, then I have some go ahead. I like if I have an idea that I missed and during the recording period, if I think that it would be nice to do, can I implement that if I get selected? I'm going to try to rephrase it to be sure that I understood your question correctly. So your question is, I'm not sure I understood it correctly. So if you are selected or if you're not selected. Chris, did you hear? Go ahead, Mukul. If I am selected and with discussion with my mentor that like I came up with an amazing idea and then can I implement that idea like that is not mentioned in my proposal? Or do I have to go through that proposal? No, we don't have to. No, no, these old ideas. It was a proposal and proposals like an open source project are things that change evolve depending on the discoveries that are made. Now, one danger is that you try to embrace too much and that you widen the scope of what you're trying to do far too and that you will not end correctly. So and this is during the bonding period that this will happen when the project teams, the contributor will work together to finalize the project plan. And the project plan is saying we're going to start with that feature with this epic with this feature and so you put milestones one after the other. And so we're going to do that and if we reach that then we have that additional stretch goal. All these things are open. It's the proposal is not a contract. It's a base. It's a starting point. Somebody wants to add something to that? No, I think the proposal is like a good plan. It doesn't survive the first activity you have. It's larger than open source. It's probably the same for in company's work and so on. And again, if you mentioned that with the mentor and with the team of mentors and everyone agrees that was a good idea, let's go for it. There's no need. It's not a strict plan. The proposal is just for us to see what you understood of the project and what you want, what you see evolution or what needs to be done for the project, but not a strict plan. Yeah, we're clarifying that during the bonding period how it goes. Okay. Thank you. I'll leave the mic open for a couple of minutes or a little time. Otherwise, we can't stop here as there's no pressing subject. We spent some time together. That's good. I have one topic that I wanted to discuss. There was an issue of plagiarism. One time. So what do we consider plagiarism in open source? Like in the ZSOC there is mentioned, plagiarism of code, what can be copied and what cannot be copied? What is considered as plagiarism? That's a good question. And that's a good question that it's, for instance, a good conference topic to explore the subject and ask people what it is. As we said, the principle of open source is that the expression is you're building on the shoulders of giants, of the people that were before, or people that are working together with you. And this can only be done by sharing ideas, make them grow and build on them. What is important, like in science, is that you do a correct attribution and say, this idea comes from that person. This part of code, I copied. I improved it or extended it with this and this and this. So you absolutely need to be respectful to other people's work, exactly in the same way as you want other people to respect your work. So don't do to others what you wouldn't like others to do to you. So plagiarism is something that's used only in a competition. Okay, GSOC has a competition part because only limited numbers will be selected. But working with the ideas of others is a very important part of open source and sharing ideas and making them grow. This is a critical value of open source. So we cannot use plagiarism in this scope. Am I clear with what I tried to explain? So if I take a piece of code from SAPA flow, I took that from here in comment or in the PR, I'm raising what should be the optimal approach for that to be right? In the comment, unless it's super trivial, but if you find an algorithm or a neat trick, just add it as a comment and say these following lines or the principle of this method comes from this particular post in Stack Overflow, for instance, just mentioning. Exactly the same way as you do it when you're doing a presentation and you're using pictures. At the minimal you should do is say where did you get that photo or that picture? So that you don't claim that it is yours. There are very strict codes that you need to follow in attributing your piece of knowledge or intellectual property. Do they discuss about that in school? No. In my school they didn't discuss about this. There was no plagiarism. You can copy it from this and this is the first time I'm in plagiarism. But yeah, this is why it's very different from the purely school procedure or a way of working. In the scientific world research, there are other rules that need to be followed. And in open source it's even another interpretation. Chris, you wanted to say something? Yeah, so it also depends on which school you go to. It's like normally in the West it is always like discussed at the beginning of the program. But it has taught in Hong Kong too in most universities but in China I'm not sure and in India I'm not sure. I know that these kind of things are so plagiarism is considered cheating in many schools because they're expecting that you do all the work yourself because you're learning. And then you need to start doing your first research paper but there you cannot invent everything.  And open source is something completely different because having the ideas flow and exchange and moving very rapidly behind is important. There is an important competition. Being first, being successful with the idea, being able to put the idea further. This is also an important element. But the flow of idea, this makes it really great. Hey, I have this idea. I start with it. I'm running out of time. I can't finish it. I can't. Here, if you want to pick my idea, continue building it. Here, be my guest and here, continue building. Would make me proud. See the spirit? So recently we have chat Zipiti. So if I use that and to create a piece of code. So will that be considered a plagiarism? It is inside the source. It says that it has created that code from scratch and it doesn't cite the source from which it has used to generate that code. So what should it do? If I'm using chat Zipiti, consider a case like I'm using chat Zipiti to help me. Now, we need to put the scope correctly and we are running out of time there. The scope of what is plagiarism and how and so. And we had an interesting start of discussion last week about artificial intelligence. One of the biggest, how can I say that a culprit, I think is the correct English word or dangers with chat Zipiti, is that it's so assertive and it looks good that you turn off your own intelligence and are not critical and say and saying this will work. This is bug free while it is not. It is something that people call an artificial intelligence that's in fact a super quick search engine that learns and these search engines can be wrong and can also be made purposefully wrong. People can trick it to make you and assert things that are just a stupidity. I'm from a history background and I've seen a statement and I could spot where it was created on Wikipedia and this stupid was about women's rights related to the end of the First World War. So something but this assertion exploded on the web and people were just re quoting it with chat Zipiti will just have that by the power of a thousand. It will help at one time but you absolutely need to be critical and this is why use your brain. Don't trust it. It's a helper can give you good tips as trusting everything that you find on Google or you find on the internet. People are very good in writing things that he knows what he's talking. No, he doesn't use your brain. Try it. Just my personal comment. Yes, I agree with that. Like it wrote a piece of code that was completely illusible so I can agree with that but it can help and people have also treated it to do certain things which should not be possible. Like saying for a certain race or certain things which is like wrong and people have treated it to do. So I think like tragic days. But what about plagiarism? Like what about the code it is writing? Anyway, chat Zipiti is one of the problems behind it. It uses sources on the internet. It learns from it. It should quote where he learned it. How it's done but it's hidden behind that so you don't know where its knowledge is coming from. But if you yourself use information produced by chat Zipiti, just attribute it and say this code has been generated by chat Zipiti on that date with these parameters or these data or this is not coming from me. It comes from chat Zipiti and like it's a hearsay. So it's now making people believe that you created that while it's coming from this type of engine, this is not plagiarism. This is cheating and you'll have once it's people find it out that in fact you make believe that you can do all these things and that in fact you can't or that you're impersonating something else. Once people find that out, you're out of the game. So the benefit that you get from it is very dangerous and limited. But the reason of citing something is that if in future it is found wrong or if in future it is found like that something was where was it taken from or like what was the thought process on creating that or how it was produced the purpose of citing like in my opinion. So if we cite like it was produced by chat Zipiti, then how will we come to the conclusion that like how it was created or something like that that how it was generated or other information we might find if like say it was cited from stack of flow like if it is cited from stack of flow like then we will know that for sure what question lead to this and what discussion was there what discussion went there. So we might get some more information regarding that like say we copied say we took a function from stack of flow and cite that and so like the person who copied was like took it from the question itself and not the solution. So that generated an error here and from that citing we can understand that what happened but if we cite chat Zipiti like we might not see that so like what's the thought on this. Yeah, here Mokul this is a very wide question and very interesting one. To conclude the discussion here in this forum just be aware that chat Zipiti does not have the correct level of quality. The second thing is that once it gets that level that we can trust it and reuse it and it can replace the coder or developers or human beings in many things and it's not just a tool to help then we have a big problem and we can start looking for another type of existence. At the same level as here in Europe 100 years ago so people that could go round with horses was a key skill and then came the steam engine then came the internal combustion engine and all these jobs were replaced. It might happen for computing at this stage I consider it not a technology that has the necessary level and has dangers in it that make me but here I'm an old man so but I've also seen a lot of things. If I may just add a comment on that I think if you ask the correct question to any AI you might have somewhat a correct answer or almost correct answer probably not on code but at least on other subjects but if you start on the code that was generated and you don't say it we might not see it out of the box we might not because everyone codes differently. The problem is when you need to support your code when you need to maintain it when you need to test it AI won't help you there because it can't and at the day we are speaking it can't and this is where we will anyone with a bit of experience in IT will see that you didn't understood the code that you claim to be yours and as Jean-Marc said the problem is not using codes coming from elsewhere because like a teacher told me like a decade ago we are not really creating new code we are just creating new glue between pieces of code and when you when if you don't if you claim a piece of code to be yours when it's not your credibility on your next submission won't exist and it will harm you more than the benefit of claiming that it was your code and personally I don't have any problem seeing a piece of code not coming from your mind if you understand it if you are able to tweak it if you are able to modify it to suit your needs or suit the needs of the future you are trying to code or to fix the test you are trying to fix and all that I'm fine I'm fine with that but if you're not and you claim it's your code I won't personally I won't and again very very good summary yeah it's a personal it's a personal feat but yeah I personally don't have any objection on code coming from AI or any answers coming from AI as long as it's correct and you understand it as soon as one of those two prerequisites are not met then I do have a big problem with it that's all very good here there's an interesting subject is already the second time that it comes up and an interesting one I suggest that we stop at this stage I thank you I just see somebody joining but we're going to close the call so thank you thank you for the people for the questions thank you for the comments I thank you all for your patience and hard work for submitting the proposals for reviewing them and we now in the last stretch for the for the selection so all the good and I hope that harsh will sleep enough while waiting for the results yeah okay let's conclude let's finish here we'll meet again next week on Friday where we will congratulate the people that are selected and discuss with the people that were not selected and see how we'll how we'll move forward okay thank you very much bye bye everybody bye thank you so much bye everyone have a good day