This is Think Tech Hawaii, Community Matters here. Aloha, this is Matt Darnell, as usual joined with Greg Jackson. We're with Compto.Cloud, a local IT company specialized in Microsoft deployments and voice over IP and take care of networks. Today is the final part of our series on managing email inboxes and keeping those under control and have that. So if you missed parts one and two, definitely go and check those out. A lot of great info. But as usual, we're going to get started with current events here. And the first one, I thought this was really interesting. And it's about ASUS on the motherboard, because there's been talk about Chinese had, the Chinese manufacturers had put some spy chips, so to speak, on in-computer so that they could take remote control and do all kinds of things. And it ended up being a lot about nothing. But this has actually been proven that a manufacturer on the board without asking anybody, this motherboard, which is the main part of your computer that does the thinking and storage, will install software without you knowing.  And without even you knowing it, they're going to be putting software on there and they don't really tell you about it. They'll tell you what it's going to do, how it's going to work. And I just think this is the beginning of every manufacturer doing those kinds of things. Have you worked with some of the old laptops that used to have like a mini OS that you could kind of, it was like a pre-boot OS? Probably about ten years ago. I thought that was going to be the new hot thing. Sounds like that. My first laptop, I was a crank on the side. A magneto? Yeah, you had to do that to get it going. The closest thing I can think of what you were doing was, this was back in the day and you could watch a DVD without actually launching the operating system. Yeah, so it wouldn't have to boot up into windows and do all those kind of things. I don't know if it was a separate co-processor, because that would do it. Linux would be great for that. Absolutely. Just have a little subsystem, doesn't use much battery, doesn't use those kind of things. But to me that's scary, that all of a sudden this program shows up.  So business computers... We will take care of you, and never mind those droids. Well, and that's an apple. An apple kind of mentality that we know what's best for you. Don't ask questions, just go ahead. We will take care of you. And here's an example of just the world. We can't start to show because my pencil's got a charge. It's got nothing to do with the apple, but it's just ironic. My pencil's not working. Oh, it's not charged. I thought you were going to use it to fan yourself. That too, but almost like back in geometry class when you run out of lead for your mechanical pencil and you're trying to bum a little stick of lead off people. But yeah, so that's really scary. So if you are the kind of person that builds PCs, definitely look at their reviews at the motherboards. And even some hard drives. When you buy a USB hard drive from Costco or from Best Buy or anywhere, you plug it into your computer. It tries to launch and put their program on there. Yeah. And then once they do that, of course, they're going to set their homepage to their website and they're going to use their browser and their search engine, those kind of things. I think I understand kind of why they're doing it, right? I mean, you want to be able to launch, you would install this thing, not have to go search and spend a lot of time for drivers.  But should there be some kind of notification that we are doing that? I'm not saying it's good. I'm not saying the software is itself. It might be the best thing since sliced medication is key. Yeah, absolutely. So I thought that was really scary. Now, this next thing, it's got to be the next step, right? I mean, thousands of people in Sweden are getting a chip implant in their hand and their wrist in different places or where they want to have it. And they use it for identification. And it's the same, you know, animals get chipped all the time. I mean, that's very commonplace. An animal will get chipped. So you take them to the vet. The vet just does a scan. They can, you know, for lost dogs or lost cats or anything like that. They can tell who the owners are. But these bio implants, you know, so when you go to Starbucks, instead of, you know, taking your phone and doing it over the thing, just put my hand down. It's not fingerprints. It's not anything like that. It's just that chip that I have.  How many people are in Sweden anyway? So I looked and it's like 9 million, right? So it's like, you know, less than half of a half of a half of a percent or something. Really interesting, but I don't, I won't be volunteering anytime soon. No.  Because why?  I mean, because it's RFID. Yeah. So as you walk down the mall, you know, it's not real difficult. If you get close to something, they can just buzz you and ping you back. Well, what happens, I mean, look at now. You have a lot of these DOD contracting locations. They make you turn in your cell phone.   I don't, I think it's going to be a tough hill to climb to get everybody on board with it. Well, I mean, and that's interesting what you just said, because, you know, I go to the facilities all the time and you've got to put your phone, your keys in this little lock box and have that there.  Sometimes they take your screwdriver. That has happened. But with this kind of technology, how much data can be stored on there that I could download whatever I wanted?  I'm walking it out. Exactly.  Well, they had the shoes out before. They were actually powering devices as you walked. It would charge. Really? Just like the heel of something would be a, no. Yeah, as you walk, as you walk, you would, you would actually produce some kind of power. You'd store it and then you'd use it for like wearable electronics like glasses. I mean, that stuff's been, that's almost ready for primetime by now.  Yeah. That's interesting.   Just keep us fed and we will produce electricity. Okay. So now, let me start this video here. If we could keep the screen on the video. This was one of the company and I showed this to both of my sons and I said, on a scale of, you know, one to 100, how real do you think it is? The younger one said it was probably about 80 to 90, but the older one said, man, which one of these two is the computer generation? When you look at the facial, some of the things, you know, but like there's a laugh here coming up that is, I would have swore it's just a low-res camera. Right. On a person, the way that they're able to do this now, I mean, actors got to get worried.   This took, you know, 20 computers up in the cloud, you know, rendering this for a month, but next year it's going to be, you know, five computers in a week and soon it's going to be real time. This reminds me a little bit about the, when I worked in the casino business many years ago, they had a stream of slot machines and they would, when you wanted like a drink or you wanted to book a hotel or something, they would have a call button on the slot machine and then a camera would come up and they'd basically have a call center, a video, it was a one-way call center, you'd hit a tendon or whatever the button was and then you'd see them on your slot machine screen and then you could book stuff. I don't think it ever took off, but imagine if you could do that for like, you know how you have bots today, right? You might go into Sprint and ask a question and you're like, oh, do you have a question about billing? And you know, you might be six, ten texts in, you're like, wait a second, this is not a human. So I could see this definitely being the new MatriD. Well, they had that now. I mean, it's what they call it, a Turing test, where they, you know, you need to figure out is that a human I'm chatting with or that, but when you couple speech synthesis with that kind of real time, it's just... Disney should be all over that. No, I mean, I can see coming up, you know, into a building and you just got a screen right there and then eventually, you know, you can, you know, ask for an attendant, but this is the automated center of the future. You know, have a note of those kind of things. Well, Conica Minolta's got one. It's on wheels. It'll actually follow you around the office and that's pretty interesting. Like the mail bot. Yeah. All right. So this was huge news in my household. Huge news. My son came home and said, YouTube is down. YouTube is down for an hour.  This is YouTube. It was nighttime though, right? It was right after school. Well, our time, it was three or four years. Okay. I mean, in the mainland, it was definitely prime time and it's amazing that one of the interesting... I encourage you to go out there and insert that article. There's a bunch of them out there. But what ticked up, what websites ticked up because YouTube went down? Because people literally, they didn't know what to do with themselves.  Twitter went up.  That's being nice, right? No, I mean, so I'm sure it costs millions and millions and millions of dollars and they're going to give credits for that. But nobody went outside. I remember when the power went out, when I was back in the day, we would go outside when the power went out or that type of thing. So YouTube going down in my household was, oh my God, YouTube's down.  The teachers do things on YouTube and they have to do research on YouTube and science, you know. So it was pretty shocking to me how, you know, I have a ninth grader and a sixth grader. How they reacted. How does this happen? How can YouTube go down? So I thought that was really interesting. Did you see any of the stories about why it went down? I haven't done that, no. Did somebody kick the plug? No, I haven't heard anything from like ICANN problems because a transfer of, I guess, domain stuff and then I heard something about the moon trying to hide life. It's just, it's right. The Russian hackers. That too. They're just getting ready for election day. This was like a preem... Snowden told us about this, didn't he? It was a proof of concept to have that there. But yeah, that was scary. Okay, last thing real quick. So this phone here, and we're looking at some of the prices, you know, it's over $2,000 for this phone and with the 512 gigs of storage there. I mean, how much will you pay for a cell phone that's wrapped in leather, got a high-speed processor, four cameras? I'm not the right person to ask. I paid $1,000 for mine. Right? But I mean, that's the crazy thing. I mean, $1,000 for a cell phone. And when you think of what, if you go to Costco and you buy a nice laptop for 600 bucks, right, screen ten times as big, battery, full-size key, you know, all of those things. I mean, so it's like Apple with the iPhone got us convinced that that's okay to spend $1,000 on a cell phone. And so when is this going to be a $2,000 phone? I mean, and so... How much is this one? This one's over $2,000. It's like $2,000, $23,000. How do I get one? How do you get one? I mean, here's the money, right? Make it rain, make it rain! But absolutely. It's, this one was... Huawei? Huawei, or how do you say that? Huawei. But it was, it's a Porsche design. It's a conjunction with Porsche. Oh, if you're buying a Porsche then. You should just throw it in with the car. It's easy, it's easy, it's easy. Yeah, so I thought that was just interesting. That's, now there's a $2,000 phone.  I mean, this is just, I guess the materials, they thought they thought they could get that. So that was interesting. So again, this is Matt Darnell and Greg Jackson with Supporting Your Tech. We'll be back in a minute and help you organize your inbox. Aloha. This is Think Tech Hawaii, raising public awareness. I just walked by and I said, what's happening, guys? They told me they were making music. If you're not in control of how you see yourself, then who is? Live above the influence. That's you. I want to know. You watch my show. I hope you do. It's on Tuesdays at one o'clock and it's out of the comfort zone. And I'll be your host, R.E.B. Kelly. See you there. Hello, this is Matt Darnell with comfort.cloud, again with Greg Jackson. And you saw the commercial right there, R.E.B. Kelly? It's just not bad. She's got this whole Think Tech thing that doesn't make her million. She could sing for a living. If you ever want to clear out a room and get me to start singing, it will be cleared out. Okay, so what's your favorite song? What's my favorite song? If you had to sing one, what would it be? My Way by Sinatra. That's a good song. That's a good one, right? That or We Are The Champions by Queen. One of the two, right? I paid my dues. Okay, so let's talk about email inboxes. So far, we have an acronym, MOP, right? And the M was Minimize. The O was Organize. So what does P stand for in our email world here? Prioritize. So we've heard... I've been kind of in management for a good chunk of time. And one of the things we used to talk about was how do you prioritize work? And oftentimes, in the technology world, it was urgency and impact. And Stephen Covey talks about urgent or important or not urgent, not important. Did you ever have one of those million-dollar Franklin Covey organizer things? You want me to go get it? Yeah, it's in my Jeep. How much did that cost? I think, you know... It's like anything else. We don't get you on the leather-bound part. It's the fillers. Every year, right? You got to buy new calendars. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. That was probably... A couple hundred bucks a month, right? Easy. Do you still use it? No. A lot of people, for some reason... I really like manual paper, but for some reason I write too much. So I need more space. No, I don't run out of ink. I've got a special pen that doesn't run out of ink. Yeah, but can it write upside down? Yes, it can write upside down. I'm sorry, I just drive you too. Yes, I like my pen. So I usually stick with the regular pads and I write stuff down. I try to stay away from the technology. Prioritize. So the thing is that when we talk about not important and urgent, it's the same thing applies when you're looking at your email. There are things coming in. There's got to be a way to direct traffic. So when you're... You could use the 5Ws to do it. I wrote down a few things here just for some notes. Who is it going to affect? I'm from Vegas, so I would use the term whale to be VIP. Some of our customers... Basically me. You would be a VIP. Absolutely. A whale would be a customer and it would be a chunk of our revenue stream. Sure. Those things really matter. You can set up alarms so when the emails come in, they can go into a box. We talked a little bit about that, how you organize it. But really that prioritization process allows you to dump things either directly into a task or into a specific folder in the mailbox. It allows you to... So when we talked about, now you've got all these folders, prioritizing and you stick them in buckets, your ability to prioritize is dictated by how you prioritize those buckets. So if you have a bucket that says boss or boss 2, most of us have two bosses, one at home, one at work. And then we've got other things like customers. I'm pretty sure if the IRS sent you an email saying that they needed your credit card so that you could pay a bill, a phishing scam. So those are the types of things. If you get a .gov email, there's lots of ways to organize it. But the reality is you do it already. How do you do it? If you don't do it, start doing it. Make sure you prioritize. Use that matrix. The cubby matrix is everywhere on the internet. You can look that up. I use part for the technology part for the important slash urgent. You combine it. It's either one or the other. And then if it's urgent and important, you do it now. If it's not urgent, not important, then you do it in your free time. That's the problem though. Not important, not urgent. Generally, for most people, it means doesn't get done. And the person sending the email, one thing I learned a long time ago in business, asking somebody to do something is 10% of getting it done. The other thing you can do with email is once you send it, when do you follow up? How do you help? From the other side of the thing. Beside marking an urgent or putting the subject yell at all caps, how do you help prioritize other people?  This is so important. I need to jump on this right now. How do you gauge because there's one thing that emails I want, but if I'm sending the email, how can people do that part? There's different ways. We talked a lot about culture. When you are a part of a building or a part of a culture, it's a lot easier to manage what you're talking about. But if you're in company XYZ, I don't control your schedule, I don't control anything about you, other than I know your email address and I can send an email. We talked about this a little bit but it's really going to depend on if you are trying to elicit something from the other person, you have a couple different options. One is if you don't have any previous history with them and you haven't had a chance to train them this is the best way that I know how to communicate, this is what works for me, then you've got to really reach out to them and say how would you like to be communicated with is email. That's really one of the things that prioritization is that you've got to understand if email is going to be the best way for you to convey your message. I did make a mistake last week, communication is what the listener does, not what the speaker does. There's a whole philosophical argument about why that is, but the reality is that you're waiting for a response back. If you think somebody's going to respond back and you haven't told them that you're expecting something, then that's the feedback you're getting so the communication is, and you can't really make stuff up, you can't assume anything, so when you send something out and you're expecting something back here's the task or here's the idea or the concept and then the response is hey if you have anything to add, please let me know. You've got to say something especially when somebody's not part of your cult you've got to be able to communicate that. It sounds like a lot of work. Hey, if I've got to tell people how to well yeah, you've got to tell people how you communicate. The same thing happens in our technology where you have two end pieces and they're shooting light at each other, you've got to be able to tell them okay well what's, what rate, what frequency, how are we communicating? Yeah, and the one thing I found is that when I send an email, the more people you put on the email it's almost like if you put 10 people on an email, there's three in the two and seven in the CC, it's like they each take a tenth of it. But if you send it to one, if it's really important, I try to, if I wanted to need to tell five people something important, I don't generally create one email and put everybody on. I will send five separate emails because people know hey this is why, this is just for me because I will devalue something. If I'm one of 15 people in the CC column I mean literally without even reading the email, how important is that for me if it's such a shotgun kind of a thing for an organization I'm a member of or that so that's huge. You've seen some of the work I put into really simple cable jobs I'm sitting there putting pictures, I'm writing stuff down. I don't want there to be any confusion so the tip I'd have for that is it's a project management tip which is who does what by when. You've got to start dropping names. You've got 13 people in there who has the action. So let me ask you, do you use smart folders in our outlook? Smart folders? Smart folder B, it's like it's almost like a rule you create a rule so like in my favorites in the left hand side I have all my folders I have a favorite section up on the top and so I say any email that comes from you just automatically it's still in my inbox but it's sort of automatic so I have a Jackson folder all those types of things and I have one that's all my unread. So if I click on that smart folder then you only see your own only my unread. How do you like it? That helps a lot because one I'm searching and I have another one that says with attachments and so if I know somebody sent me an attachment I wouldn't go it's easier we email so much if you sent me an attachment two weeks ago it's going to be easier for me to find it by going to my attachments all emails with attachments and then I can just look for have that there. I find that helps a lot with sorting things because I really do try to by the end of the week zero out my I keep my inbox there because I've one of our customers does and just print them all out and then file them. Absolutely that's next week right I got to buy some stock in a tree company but I like to get my unread to zero. You wake up in the morning and you get all those marketing emails and those kinds so I skim through those and then at the end of the week I do one last skim through that control A I don't delete them I just mark them as red so we do that so I'm real vigilant on that and the main reason that I didn't like the deleting it and emptying out the inbox was searching because if I wanted to find something that you sent me a month ago is it in the deleted items is it in other folders because as soon as you switch from search justice folder to a responsible boss I've seen someone to go Greg send me that email again because you can't find it but yes that's great instead of just saying as soon as you say don't search the folder search the entire mailbox I have like 40 gigabytes in my it just takes forever I don't know if I permanently deleted anything in the past 15 years there's never been a need needs to have like 250,000 things in my inbox before I started on my zero inbox thing and I had that there some of the large organizations they steer away from it because of risk management they don't want to hold on to stuff that's true our retention policy is 7 years 7 years in one day I want that thing electronically shredded because they're worried about subpoenas and that kind of stuff so if the lawyer asks for it here's our retention policy we do not have any written copies we don't have any electronic copies I've done a restore of a couple exchange servers back and those can get really complicated so there's another reason for getting flushing stuff out I can imagine that because you've got to load the right OS so the last 45 seconds tell me if you had to sum everything up of the mop what would if someone was going to list a 45 seconds how would they manage their email inbox first of all let's tell them what we told them so we're going to minimize we're going to make sure that we're not using email for everything we're going to organize it so if you're going to keep it you're going to collect the work putting it in the right type of categories make sure you're putting it in the right kind of folders make sure you're doing the right action with it either get rid of it do something with it and the last one of course is prioritizing it the stuff that you're going to do something with it are you doing it now or later who are you doing it for so at the end of the day this is a communication tool and it's not everybody's first it's not everybody's first go-to tool to use so make sure that you're using the tool according to the people that you're communicating with and then of course lastly it's all about culture your culture, your organizational culture and the people that you're working with absolutely, okay great again this is Matt Darnell and Greg Jackson you can find this on the internet or the web web at cometel.cloud in the sky have a great day


What's up chat? What's up YouTube? This is the needed podcast episode 107 Sure in the comments below. Let me know you watch this on YouTube. If you're in the twitch chat Let's keep the energy at an all-time high man.  This is a 24-7 You know just vibe. That's what it is a needed podcast episode 107 assault nation The salty man went down hard But he went down with a fight need up need me Right there. There he is man with the ah with the five months.  I'll be honest Most fun we had was really rooting and see if salt nation could put on a show now salt nation put on A show put on a show Not gonna be I'm not mad at the show that was put on, you know at the end of the day. Let me tell you something chat Let me tell you something. It's about the show. That's what it's about, right? Like the winning and losing that it's important But at the end of the day, it's about the show You know people are gonna show up for a show, you know Some people are tough some people are good enough to put it on the show just playing other people like the salt nation 25k strong Salt nation But anyway boys before all that We do got to talk about This weekend was rough. Was it not? Whoa this weekend was rough from the from the weekend league and it was a rough Server weekend man. I want you guys in the chat. I want you guys in the comments How many times did you guys DC this weekend win or loss? What's the entire? Yes, this whole year is rough But this weekend, I don't know what it was Do you think there's different? There's a different server for a new Madden like what what's going on? I don't know anything about servers.   It's a separate experience. You know, uh, if I you know You know if I get DC I just boot into another game But this weekend was especially bad and what I heard was that they're giving everybody to Um two touchdown packs, right? That's what I heard I mean, is that 50? So is that a hundred k per person? Is that a hundred a hundred k per person? No, let's be honest A lot of you guys want to make two touchdown packs in weekend league. All right um So I I think you got to be a little bit happy you got it for you got to give them a little forgiveness Does that is that make right? I feel like that make right is a w You know, I feel like like I said this weekend was pretty good Yeah, I feel like that I feel like that was a a good, you know Apology, I feel like that's a pretty good apology.  They got salt nation, bro. I don't know how salty got 25k, bro. I don't know He might have bought he might have bought them fuckers. He might have bought and listen From a brand standpoint, it's not a bad move If you paid a hundred bucks for your 25k It's not a bad move, man Salt nation has 25 000 twitter followers, bro 60 it's not a bad move man because that can you know catapult him To to a brand, you know zj is zj still talking zj, bro So got the 20c, bro. That's Shit, hey salty DM me right now. I need another 25k. I had enough They'll get you though.   That should be the bro. That should be bad salty up I'm telling you salty gonna wake up that account gonna be they not gonna get all of them, but they going They won't get they won't hack some of the bots out of there, bro It'd be happening But a salt nation bro, but anyway the dc weekend was rough I don't know why the servers this year have been this bad, you know, I don't know I don't know if it's a COVID pandemic thing It's a new generation of console thing I don't know. I don't have the answer sway, but in my lifetime of playing madden I haven't experienced this Um, so this is the worst year for me.  See that that dc's hurt. I'll tell you when dc's Hurt the most one. I'm gonna be honest with you, bro. If you as a person If you're not Uh, I I feel like this this is how weak in league is if I'm not going 25 and 0 I This should have shot anyway So if I if I get disconnected the first five, I'm I'm sick or if I look if I lose after I lose I really don't care, right? I really don't that's me because I mean, I understand you guys You know, you're grinding for them all star rewards or those legend rewards and that shit means a lot Giving up a couple games to get legend rewards as I know from when the no money spent team was a struggle bus It does matter more for for me personally I hate to say that man. I don't really care But I mean, I got to look in the minds of all of you guys that played a game on all the disconnections and things like that, man Yeah, once you get dc'd bro. Yeah, the car with the eight eight weekend league lot, bro.  That's a good. That's a good. I can't lie. That's a good. That's a good percentage though Damn fancy with the with the cool 500. I think I went like five and one. I want us out there one five and one or something I will tell you between no money spent I will tell you this though And I don't know if you guys can I don't think I have to spend another dollar on this game I really don't I don't know how you guys feel whether it's fancy wesley and and the croft and everything like that I don't know how y'all feel. I feel like I if I play the game I don't feel like I don't have to spend another dime on this game. Yeah, I feel like i'm done I will tell you the first month was rough, right And honestly the first month was rough One because of training and two because the best cards were a million coins a wap Like that's crazy and was was nuts is I feel like the limitations they've put out in the last Two months have been ass I guess this griffin card was good this week You know my man old tech with the two gift these bro See, I feel like you can spend 50 and be cool But you're not going that's what i'm saying like if you want to win I don't know dude. I this how I feel One I could have qualified for the tournament without spending a dime.  So I mean Now Yeah, I just feel like I feel like it was like my man manny with the five gift these bro My man manny with the five gift it's I don't know money spent it one it it really made me realize that um The team Or the grind is uh, oh you can you can you can get some things you can put some things together Especially with level packs and everything but the first month is rough man the first month is rough But once like this time of year, I'm really about a new month a new team Just started zero and just built a team I'm starting to feel new players every time new month new team. What's my team for december? That might be the new series. It might be the new series new month new team started zero Go at it man lie by night with the gift though. Y'all going crazy in the podcast right now but uh Christmas time I agree Christmas is all listen madden is popping the first month I feel like madden at his at madden's peak the game is the best between november and january like I always feel that way because like Like this is where you'll find like where the best players are a little bit of step ahead But not everybody knows everything yet once you get into may and april and june and july everybody knows everything It's harder to find any new shit, but this time of year people know the game But as we saw decroft, he knew a better cover three beater You know, he knew a little bit more so that gave him a little edge So I think I've always think november to january is like peak madden season as far as competitive and everything And that's that's when the club series is honestly you know, so This is uh, definitely a good time now All right, let's talk about these games I do want to talk about my man evil evil has won evil o Has won the giants club series for the third time Probably the most under the radar third three-time club series champion there is without a doubt I mean, how many other people have won a club three times I don't know. I don't know often. I know drenny's won a bunch of different clubs um pavin, I guess, um I don't know what trey and bugs said, but you'll help me don't I will talk about the skill gap because I learned a lot last night and you know when I learned and I'll talk about skill gap Let's talk about evil a little right now. Let's say we'll talk about skill gap. We will talk about it Let's just we're gonna go through these I want to go through these games. I I honestly don't think um Any of the games were that great? I felt like evil o versus maddie g was it was a pretty good game I really thought it was a pretty good game. I enjoyed watching this one. I enjoyed watching both players play You know, um No, I I don't know. I I don't know evil o evil o is really I mean, I mean, listen, I wish I could win a club three times deliverance one won the stealers three times Yeah, that's that's dope. It's a really good accomplishment man. And listen, I'll be honest The problem with evil o is I don't think he's won a game once he's won the club I don't know if he's over. I don't know maybe one but last year. I don't know if you guys remember I remember vividly because I had went to be a cheerleader spectator During club series for bugs and skim on everybody and he could yes No, he didn't beat Henry.   We're like It's crazy to say, but it's like to make your mark game, bro. Like I don't know how to say Like the game where it's like, okay. Yeah, you won Yeah, you won uh, what you call it.  I want to beat Henry I want to beat goals or fancy and I'll be honest. I mean with the NFC east He's by a super underdog. You're talking about between Henry fancy and goals like that's That's a lot of that's high power. That's high power. So he's going to have an opportunity to win it now is the Seating of this division go by the way these teams finish the regular season So honestly the NFC east which honestly is a really strong division right now We don't know how it's going to end Okay, but we got to see how we got to figure out how it ends now the eagles are going to win it So henry will be the one seed and it depends on who could we could have Henry Honestly, this four could end up any way. There's no lock anywhere Like the eagles could be the last or they could be the first same thing with every other team. Honestly, that's how it works I mean, it's like There's no we have no idea how it's going to play out, but You know and evil's going to have his chance to make to make a big statement for real for real And he's going to he's going to be a tough out for everybody. He's always been a tough out like Like it's always been a tough game no matter who he plays I don't care if it's if he's a super underdog or not.  He's a married guy that works So it's it's definitely different than some of these guys that are on social media and all the time and you hear from them A lot more often Uh, but you know, like I said evil's a good guy for real like, uh, he's one of the more mature EMB members for sure A lot of times we a lot of time I think EMB gets this gets this stigma because when you think EMB you think of joke and little man and you and you kind of just Put everybody in that same stigma Which is natural it's not wrong to do, you know, but uh, not all of them are the same people, honestly For sure, but uh Yeah, evil's the man Did drink the blue long island with joke in orlando, uh, a couple years ago is a blue drink type of person Not bad, you know, but uh, let's see what he does going on ghosts and fancy. Um, both of them looked, uh, really strong um, I like I said, uh ghost ghosts, uh Ghost has always been a good passer. I've always For me, I've always thought hired and go higher of ghost than a lot of my friends I don't know. I've always thought he was good tough to play. Um, but you know Uh, and he showed that, you know, uh always been a good bunch person Uh makes a ghost is a good play a good play caller You know, do you guys see that like All right, westley said ghosts. Do you think ghosts ran it up? I don't know what I I thought ghost was weird Going for fourth downs when he was up 30 to six or something You know, I I thought that was a little bit weird now I don't know how you guys and weston brunette. I don't know how you guys feel about that type of thing I remember I played drinny, right? And uh ultimate league and he popped me like the game was over like when the first half, right?  I was just playing shitty.   I don't know I don't know All right, bro. This guy jet. It's been real, bro. I appreciate you joining the stream.  I I remember like it was yesterday, dude I was like, bro, like No, and I feel like y'all when y'all say this y'all haven't been on the opposite end pause Y'all haven't been the one getting pounded, right?  I don't know.   It was bad Honestly, it was bad Bro, I'm just telling y'all what it's like when it happens.   It's done right Like both sides both sides know the game is over like this game is cooked. It's over like no matter what happens I mean 500k is a lot. Honestly, that's a little bit that's a little bit too inexpensive for the free book.  I don't I don't know what hood games are We used to play Uh, you go to somebody house you put the money on the console all the time Then my one man Jeff got robbed and we never did it again I remember we used to do that you used to go 20 games $4 games $60 games and then one time Jeff and my one boy got robbed it was over bro It was over I just felt like I feel like ghost shouldn't have went for fourth down bro. I feel like he should have punted. That's just how I feel but Now Jeff put me on that and bro. I don't know if I would tell you Jeff was my guy But then Jeff started trapping And I believe I want to say Jeff robbed a armored car or armored truck Carrie or kasey my bad kasey four months. What's up, man? Yeah, Jeff Jeff my man Jeff and moody put me on mad in in high school because they used to gamble all the time you know like high school money And uh, and I wanted to beat them And I'll tell you guys now I wanted to beat them all the time And and Jeff was like Jeff was like the skimbo of our hood He was he was the best and he would walk around with the controller in his pocket, right?   These guys aren't good.  There's no way they can be better than me and madden Well, no, I'm not snitching because he definitely got caught but we'll get into that anyway anyway, so They're all playing mad and I remember Jeff man. This was my friend I remember I was like, I'm ready. I'm let's go man. Let's go like madden. I want to say like madden old five It might have been old sick like early old six. Yeah, the playstation playstation 2. I want to say It was 05 or 06.    It's no way. I'm losing to my friends There's no way now. These were $20. These were $20 games. He took $40 from me and and and I was disappointed because my friend He knew he was better to me and he hustled me.  I'm ready. I got ready for Jeff I gotta play Jeff. I gotta play him bro. I gotta beat him. That's my that's like the goal It's like if you can pop Jeff you to you made it In art our little neighborhood is mad and you made it if you could beat Jeff Jeff was the best in in the high school everywhere.   I swear Madden oh six Vincent Jackson Malcolm Floyd Antonio Gates Listen, I was I was high powered high powered because you know why I learned about the high pass Oh six the high pass Boom gates boom Vincent Jackson boom Malcolm Floyd boom I was high powered. I want to even say they had drew breeze back then Don't remember but I remember I beat Jeff so bad, right? He said I beat Jeff so bad He stood up and said, you know what bro you cheating It's no way Antonio Gates is that good because this is when Gates first started popping Like when he was just a basketball player that would most people he said it's no way Gates is that good I'm like, bro. Anybody cheating you? Oh, no, you boosted the rosters Gates not a 94 overall My man, we yo, he was so salty him plug the memory card If y'all remember had a memory card playstation unplugged the memory card said no, I got to see the rosters You changed them went back loaded in the game saw Gates was a 94 and he was salty and walked out That's when I realized this is what I want to do play Madden. That was the day. I'll never I could you know I it's so vivid in my mind I Unplugged unplugged the memory card looked at it. I remember man.   Yep Yep Now Jeff later Jeff got a little more into A little more illegal stuff and everything like I said then he he robbed the armored truck And apparently he hid he I really don't know because we kind of grew apart.  I want to say Well, he got out probably two years ago Uh, and you know different dude and everything. So he got through all that Try to get him back on the madden. It's hard to go away for 10 years and be come back and want to play video games really The charges were due to charges were high powered in like the oh 060 probably till a man on nine. They weren't good enough nine Kind of because they still had lt and sprawls for like toss and full back dive but uh But I mean But they were high powered dude Yeah Merriman to it man He was running some type of cover now. He was running like cover three. He was like a cover three sky guy I didn't just didn't know what the hell it was and honestly, oh Madden taught me a lot about football It really did like we talk about mad. No, man's not sin Madden playing madden and watching football I mean they both of those taught me a lot about football. It really did You know Wow Pete relax if I if I didn't beat him. Maybe he doesn't turn the crime I would million percent understand Uh, basic like route combos and and play calling Obviously, the easiest thing to do is is clock management Filly Jeff there is no guy named Philly Jeff stop it. Oh ain't nobody making a name called Philly Jeff stop Oh man Yeah, and I know football madden every time we used to play turkey uh Like turkey with our friends turkey football and everything I would always play quarterback and tell people where to go But I would try to teach them routes. Oh, you know what? I remember I used to like teach my little cousins and stuff. I have I have two two cousins, right?  I'm beyond they not they not like sports guys or like game. They're like Gips, you know, they're a little they're soft, right? So I would take my little girl cousins, right? My girl cousins were young as shit and I would teach them plays Like my girl cousins like I would teach them I'd be like, listen and I would play steady quarterback, right with my two boy cousins or my my cousin and my stepbrother They were probably like 14 and 13 and my two girl cousins were probably like nine and 10 But I would like low-key like have like signals to my little girl cousins Like tell them a b and c and that one was a post one was a drag So I would have hella plays when I was quarterback with them, right?  Let's get this touchdown when the boys were open No, no, bro I was your Marcus Russell, bro That was crazy But yeah, but Madden definitely has taught me a lot about football for over real All right. I'm gonna talk about salt nation, bro. The salt nation The salt nations ride It's not over salt nation never dies It's just it's just on pause for a little bit, bro No, I can do the football. I don't really have a super strong arm.  Can you guys remind me? Uh, oh my god He was a third down demon salty was a third down demon He was a third down demon Can you guys think of a player that you guys think is super elite and mad and And they show like negative emotion or they get pissed off mid big game Can you think about any player like that?  Yeah I think joke and carried. I think that is something that held joke back In the first first couple years at mcs. I think jokes emotion always be holding them back I think that's something he's gotten better at in in the last couple years. Honestly Well chaos clip and and she's that's what i'm going to I feel like the great players are like more Composed because like More composed to the point where it's like Any any bit of emotion or time you spend On the last play Takes away from your next play really That's how I feel. I feel like I feel like a lot of people um Got to realize that like But it's it's a lot easier said than done and I think it goes to kind of personality You know, what's your personality like, you know And I don't know like I don't know a lot of these kids too well, you know like To know what they like and because you guys know how do they act in real life?  He wasn't chilling But I do feel like that's a uh, that's a Learning point. All right, what I'm gonna say not a learning point But something that some of you guys can take from uh watching henry fight the fluke in their first half I don't want to say fight the fluke, but the game was fighting him and salty was converting plays Uh, it was kind of a storm Against henry in the first half between the game a little bit and salty kind of just being a third down demon and henry didn't really Let it affect his His mindset and his attitude and that's something you guys can learn from that bro for real for real Yeah, so that's something to pay attention to for these games going forward Are games only on tuesday and who play what what the vision plays this tuesday coming up here boys What the vision plays this tuesday coming up?  I swear divisions are so easy to remember, but then like when you gotta remember you can't remember But don't tell me houston Titans, which is Is is my man, uh, something serious still there? Who's uh, who's in titans? Some serious is still alive Some serious is bro.  I'm being honest, bro. That boy's tough big west. I Word I've been bro.  He want to be Wesley.  All right. I'll be honest, man I'm interested to see these bunch guys that I think are good. It's good watching Henry um Henry did open a playbook up a little bit more. I just and salty kind of just But uh, I want to see how this bunch holds up is it as effective as trips tight end going down the line in this tournament really Because there's there's a lot of things I think are still really good about bunch like bunches Like bunch is really good and really ass at the same time, man If anybody understands that I feel like I want to watch the the best players play with it. I feel like, uh I do feel like bunch has so many disadvantages But at the same time it's still high power. So I want to see how they work and how uh and how Uh, they they kind of how they kind of combat some of the defenses We've seen people run against bunch and uh, I honestly steal some of their ideas I do think trips is I I do think trips is better You know what and I feel like I feel like and it's kind of how I'm at how I am right now It's like bro. I feel like playing really good on offense, right? But it's like I I feel like trips could be better, but it's like I don't want to leave the good things about bunch You know what I'm saying?  How do you feel? Happy A bazooka no-name player. You've never heard this guy before does he come out in bunch or does he come out on trips? Titan, what would you rather play against a no-name bazooka?  He's going to be lost I don't have to worry about inside zone.  What covers the running back on level sales? Let me know. What do I got to do? Tell me I'm man up a linebacker I'm man up at the end I'm man up a hard flat swat No, nobody does three curls only good people put three curls or three hitches like And it pisses you off when you're playing a good person, right?    He's running inside zone 50% of the time like g bro.    It's not about that. They shouldn't be allowed Let them go ahead and they should be allowed to do it. It should be a mindset.  It's like watching nick mercs play damn war zone and land it and landed prison That's what it's like He landed prison bro Like bro, what?   I don't know if fancy lost the stretch But I I thought a lot of seeing those two guys No, I really think seeing two guys I think are really good. What is what I'm saying? Wesley lost to jay mills. That's what I'm saying I like I said, I told you guys about goals. I think ghost is good. I was I think fancy is good, right? um, and they beat the shit out of people And all I could think about is I was like, bro, is this not like proof that like bro like This game has way more of a gap than than last year Like I don't even think this is an argument to have I really this is a non comparing to last year Topic I don't like it's to me.  He can't get a first down this year. He cannot get a first down No He can no y'all I like it's he can't get a first down this year I haven't played my man. Who my man ryan hollins. I haven't played ryan hollins, but ryan was kind of sweaty last year yo and like Oh my god, it's so much better It's so much better. No ryan was sweaty last year. No ryan hollins was sweaty last year Exactly ryan had the best three four send everybody Ryan's ryan's three four was nasty, bro. That's all.  Honestly.   See and people complain about the audible system.   I don't think the running back fights for yards every play I feel like he does it uh He does it occasionally he does it at the right time and I feel like to reach for it. You should have to pay for that ability Really? Yeah, they shouldn't do that Leslie, what is this tweet bro?   I see I don't know. They're all different Man, I I am a big fan of this football game. I really do.  I'm a big fan of this football game. I am I don't think I don't think uh, we're going to get uh, too much better of a game. I just I don't want to be uh, the guy that just like concedes and says, uh, this is enough for me or or, you know Be accepting or I guess what is the word?      And I feel like high key to disengage. I don't know what they did But I feel like they kind of tuned it down or people going away from those uh My man jt. What's up, buddy? Jt. They gotta unbanned me on 2k, bro. I don't know how long his band No, user rush should be a thing.  I blitz so many people that there's nobody there to block me strip Script specialist. I guess is a pretty stupid ability, but I don't know I don't know I don't know I think um You should have to be on conservative, but I really think everybody's going to be on conservative anyway because the air truck is kind of gone now Uh, I think air truck is gone So I think everybody's going to I don't know about you guys and you guys tell me if you play on conservative But I feel like if I played a big game right now to be on conservative Yes, I think I think conservatives should stop it or at least limit that bitch to one out of a hundred times You know, I mean it's an ability like I mean What if there was a what if there was like a I don't know The counter should just be conservative really air truck. You can't air you can't air truck no more. That's just dead Double or nothing.   Did you see how he said that? Yo, what what ability would you put on denzel ward from the browns? Is there another denzel ward? Is there a denzel ward from from the broncos? Is there a denzel ward ward on the reskins like who how many denzel wards are there? Yeah, what's on the matter? I I think one step is asked though, but you know I don't think one step is good Put the sprinter ability facts It's brian for show. What's up? It's brian for show Yeah, we'll see now one step is crazy with midblitz because you can't you can no longer use your tight end and you're running back to beat those guys no, well, let's like I don't want to say this Well, that's why we see the cross you gotta get yourself Um, jerry judy who gets the the the slaughtermatic for 2ap. Now. I don't know if you guys are I don't know if you guys agree with me Slot-o-matic is way more goaded than than the route tech. Slot-o-matic is bro Slot-o-matic goes crazy I don't know if if I don't know if maybe I haven't used route tech enough a slotto Duh, man. This dude jerry judy be frying Jerry judy just fries people But yeah, maybe I dude. I'm telling you I think I think jerry judy goes nuts, bro I think judy goes nuts Now judy from the from the cleveland browns judy goes nuts I think and I don't know I I never thought I needed like route tech.   You know, this dude be wide open I I never use route abilities.  I really don't think you need route abilities but That's a lot of mad it went crazy But let's be real man The biggest thing about this game to say, you know the game's pretty good, bro Everybody's passing the ball even the runners. They're passing the ball because they have to mix it up They have to be balanced everybody's passing the ball and everybody is with a pocket quarterback Is that not insane? Haven't we said this for so long? When are they gonna make a pocket quarterback matter? They're gonna pocket quarterbacks Matt, bro Everybody has a pocket quarterback So for me that those are two huge positives huge positives There's no blitz that is op The quarterback can get rid of the ball.    Oh, yeah, this will be easy. Damn Yeah, that's just like salty had no idea, bro Like he hadn't like you like he never played against 146 like I feel like watching salty play 146 I don't think he's ever I don't even think he played last year Oh, something's not what bro. He just didn't know how to play against 146 I'm by the time 146 got put on the field and see the game was cooked anyway but I do think game is super super tough Oh salty got stuck running the same plays over and over The cj moseley comment. That's the end, bro Salty and vows probably smoke loud and bang high school hoes together Yeah, mf mwf. Yes salty and vows smoke loud salt nation I'm over you guys tonight, man. I'm over it I'm over it. Y'all just went too far now, bro Y'all love vows, bro. Vows gonna make a lot of money in Madden. Y'all love vows, man Y'all love a vows. All y'all talk about is vows. I'm gonna be real Y'all talk about vows so much, man Vows vows has made the meta for being successful in Madden.  He's smart.    That's content Y'all gotta understand All your content doesn't have to be positive People can make fun of you. That's a good thing. That's a good thing You know like they're gonna clown you And that's okay. How many times do people call me bald? That happens all the time I can't be in problems chat for more than 15 minutes before somebody coming at his hair It's part of the game It is content Not that I think about it. Man players are going to get killed.  They're going they're going to come for everybody, bro. I'm telling you And the worst part is the main trolls probably have five accounts on twitch And they have five and they Shit if they need six it don't take but three minutes Right Don't be back. Don't be back Just give her another quail. She'll be back in the morning That's cuz kiv ain't get to that point yet. You got to understand lives. You got to understand You got to get more seasons.  They be they the chats are too friendly now I saw skimbo All the booing down running died for two yards and the chat was like wow this scheme is crazy They said that the chat said that They were like skimbo why you choose that eye form over the strong eye?  This is tough I was like What dude asked them yo, why'd you choose that eye form? Yo, when they said why did you pick that eye form? I was all set, bro It was one of my mods. I'll be honest. It was one of my mods.  Why'd you choose that eye form? My man huns burglar my god 28 months. That's a big that's a big stretch That's a big stretch How can you get from being aired out to a friendly chat? That's impossible.  What's more fun laughing at somebody as a squad or Dickie in Dickie is not fun. Oh, I hope he notices me. Oh, let me tell him how great he is No, you want to start killing the streamer. It's way more fun to tell jokes.  Ha ha That's way more fun And you want people having more fun in your stream the more fun they have in the stream the more likely they are to come back For real, that's the key.  Give me another ugly man player Woo, uh, bro, see who is twitch band so we can't talk about him penguin yo Earl is Yo, Earl is a prime candidate for for the ugly success through the roof, bro But I feel like he too sensitive, bro.   Oh y'all going crazy right now. Let's go, man Guff Fox.  I don't know guff fox chat be trolling. I don't think they're trolls, bro I think they're a nice friendly community.         It's really not that many ban Oh, I got five. I got five unban requests. All right, let's take a look Let's take a look at what we got here boys Let's take a look. Here we go All right, we got all right two days ago yesterday yesterday Coming spawn Bro, this see this just sound like it's gonna be bad like this is gonna be bad I gotta like oh can we actually oh we can make this all the way hold on I wish I could make this full screen or better I mean I could zoom in but This is gonna be bad bro This is going to be bad Yeah, they probably just went crazy On our wrong one.   You don't understand.    This is the madden community.  Look look what is this? Look all right snag band my man. What is this? I don't even know what this is. I don't even want to load it It's probably going to be a giant. It's going to be listen. This is going to be something terrible Do I load previous? What is this?   Okay. Okay. What else do we got?    All right. All right. All right. Who else we got? Who else we got? Who else we got? Who is this mr. Man? Who banned them? What is this? I don't really know why I was banned. I don't usually talk in the chat Are you going to handle messages?  All right I don't even know who banned my man. Okay, next one Here we go. Uh-oh I said your band get your unbanned request in No, I gotta get rid of this guy, bro. No, we gotta get rid of him Oh, he said exposed to you. We gotta get rid of this guy Oh deny.  I am now a born-again Christian. I have seen the light of our lord All right, savior. Jesus. Do we bring him back? Hold on. I ain't read. I ain't read his reasoning. Hold on Hold on the way. I feel like listen.  My man's name is coming Keep raising us to read Stay positive Oh, damn. I denied him. Damn zip him up All right, never mind.  All right, let me make sure I put it back on. Hold on. All right. Who's this guy? The king ward Someone's mama. Oh my god. This is just so big on my screen. I need to find a better way to do this I can't believe y'all time me out just foe that i'm gonna have to jam up. Yo mama jelly tight. Damn right Why would I get banned for having part in a conversation with someone else in the chat? That's terrible I feel like he didn't apologize right here. I feel like he just I feel like he just questioned his banning rather than apologize. What do you got? I don't know We can't just unban everybody I feel like he really just questioned why he got banned rather than realizing what he did Yep. Bye. Bye. All right.  Hold on. What's going on here? I am daddy 23 Oh, I am daddy 23 Wow Wow, this bro. What how many belts you won recently dubby clearly you don't know what it what to do You didn't even make it to mcs. Y'all clearly making him leave because he is black Who are we talking about?   Skimbo sounds like the one guy whose girlfriend just confessed. She was born a man How many hoes you got? Yo dubby you want a hill with zan?  Oh my god, bro. This dude is nasty Xfinity 13 Wow dubby spends about 400,000 worth of money and still can't buy a belt of course books won.  Bro, this is like you these are these are non-stop Messages and he never gets banned Like literally so that's what I mean about I don't ban people Like this has been yo.  I don't ban anybody All right, but let's see what it let's see what his unmanned what his request was bro Black lives matter. Why am I getting banned for being black? I don't know if that's a good enough request chat I don't know Now if I deny exactly gain. I'm gonna lose lose right now If I if I deny him, I don't care about black lives, right?  What do I do here? Yeah, I'm I'm like Like seriously What do I do? It's an impossible spot. It's an impossible spot. I'm in right now That's a good poll. That's a good poll. I like the poll You guys got to help me. This is a tough spot. We're in boys You know, I don't know. I don't know boys I'm daddy 23 Oh, I don't know Damn, it's a lot of denies. We are over two to one on denies right now two to one Two to one Make them play a role This is like bro. This is somebody bro The chat looking real racist All right chat We need we chat. We need y'all to tell us your race and how you voted. We gotta take notes So what's your race and how did you vote? That's all irish and free Let's see what he got for us, bruh. I'm daddy is back All right, last one Breeze night Damn, I banned this guy. He said mad and misses you. Damn lol word And I banned them I don't know what I did to ban this guy February nine a nine month ban he's back All right, that's this of your band man. Get your uh, what is this right here whispers Philly version of url. All right. Yeah, that dude's banned for life No time for that guy, bro. Ah, that's a good point Yeah, I just gotta start banning people. In fact, that's what I told rob that when he when he said bro He was like, yo, check out your unbanned request. I'm like, bro. There's like two people in there I'm gonna just start banning people now Grammar bans. Yeah, we need more of those man More grammar bans facts All right, boy. All right, so we are over What an hour and a half right now, man I gotta find a better way to make that bigger on the screen though. Really. I gotta make that bigger on the screen Free Jeff facts free jubby I don't ban I don't ban people man I think that's you saw what that guy was saying that never got banned He told me suck nuts to see what a belt feels like Okay If you're from youtube and you made this far Put your cash at below in the description boys. This was the new podcast episode 107 salt nation salt nation I'll be honest bright future Gotta keep grinding. That's all Just gotta keep grinding Chat before we go is the salt nation future WRL boys Is the salt nation future wl boys I'm feeling big dubs for salt nation going forward, bro.   That's what you need.  That's boring Raid salty Need a podcast episode 107


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Felly, ddau'n gwneud i fynd i ddarparu mae'r gw yn ddweud i ddarparu. Rwy'ncychn unrhyw o'r falch, mae'r waith i fod yn ei ddau, mae'r cymdeithas sydd ydw i'n meddwl. Mae hyn yn gofynu arfer, mae hi wedi'i yn ei ddau chi a'i ddweud i diwethaf jaer. I'm going to be with a lot of them more or less at the car for about 10 minutes and talk about arbitration as an echo chamber. It seems to be the vision that I am the public proof of this event.  Today, effectively, what I'm saying is that it is important to be aware from what is not being too self-referential and to take what we do too seriously. Now, to give you an example of what I mean by the way that this might be fuzzy, you're all familiar with the term arbitration community. Everyone uses it all the time. Nobody, if I mean nobody, knows what it actually means. There is a fair amount of learning on sociology and arbitration, and Sabia has cited some of it, particularly on investment arbitration. But that all focuses on how things within the community, within the bubble within the echo chamber, are focused on what Moshe Hirsch had, Hebrew University, whose contribution was, I think, the latest, and it's very good work for people on that topic. Of course, the rules, rituals and identity of how arbitrators conduct their business. What it does not, as it were, go beyond the rules of the echo chamber and look at how the arbitration community is constituted and what the effect is of having effectively a sort of bubble of luck as Moshe Hirsch called it, it's flippantly but probably not entirely incorrectly within which he practice. An example of this is a couple of weeks ago I was invited to a dinner. This is one of those events where the good enough feel of Cronge and me. And I was witness to the exchange between a very senior household name type of arbitrator, one of the leading practices, and somebody who was there for the first time. And a senior arbitrator was paying a duty for the complement and said, you've really exploded into the published consistency. What he meant was that the junior guy had exploded into the consciousness of the 80% people in that particular room. And that is, I think, emblematic of the fact that we are very self-referential as a practice, as a community. We are, but we tend to do what we do by reference to those around us. And we sometimes, I start suspecting, you've cited the fact that what arbitration fundamentally is, is a procedural vehicle for the resolution of what was said by the speakers. And all to really be the case, as it often is, that the expertise in the procedure, the icing as it is, is what drives, and it does drive, the point of the devolved traces of interpretation of councillor. And this came across very nicely in, I think, the contribution of all of my career panellists, particularly in recite, in sight again, in the case of the very survey, that says that word of mouth is fundamentally the most important driver. And I include myself in that. I will not appoint any body as an arbitrator, and I don't know of any level in terms of appointing arbitrators. And it is, I think, and this is no more than a vague suspicion, something that we've ought to think about. It is possibly a problem, as we are faced with a large number of public factors that should be established. And it is well known that our investment investment arbitration is basically debt as between the European states, as a result of the European European Commission's strike replacement of that with a pan-European institution. And part of the reason I suspect why that is possible is because in the public eye, insofar as the public, beyond the public, perceives arbitration at all, you'd be surprised how many people don't know what it is for, given how big and important it is. It was possible because arbitration was not a very bad press, not least because it is such a self-denial treaty. And are we taking that on ourselves too seriously? Are we overestimating the importance of the procedural contribution that we are making? Another example of this is the provisions for the appointment of arbitrators by nationality with Mauricio to the Department. In some rules, the ICC rules are probably the most well known example, but it's practically institutionalised that she will end up with arbitrators who are not qualified in the law that governs the substance of the dispute. The challenge must be of a neutral nationality, and arbitrator must be of a neutral nationality as a part of the sphere otherwise, which, by the stage that I'm going on, is to provide you with a very, very good degree of anything. And so you're bound to, given how far nationality is to trace this qualification in most jurisdictions, England is very much a statistical outsider on this one, you are bound to end up with arbitrators who are not qualified. Now, I am to be careful here because I'm a beneficiary of this. I have had three arbitrators so far, and zero of them were governed by either the procedure or substantially the rules of any of the jurisdictions in which I'm qualified. I enjoy that very much. It gives me the opportunity. I at least get tried through the job. It gives me the opportunity to perhaps to apply the capital and pretend to be important. But I can't help having the learning and suspicion that there's something wrong with the system. So, if I am appointed, and I am appointed to be paid in this case, about the need for provisions in which I have been served, then it's true. And that is not just an exit, but that is how the system works. And another aspect of this, of this potential overestimation of self-improvement of us as a practice is self-regulation. I think people are here last year, I can't really see it in the studio, so if all these miracles are taught in trace of self-regulation as being something that is good and that makes arbitration what it is, that sets it apart. But isn't there a danger to self-regulating us and being operating in a space where effectively we get to know each other as we go along? So, I think it's a good idea to try and rule some of the efficient conduct of procedures in digital arbitration. I'm not sure if you're familiar with this, but it's an initiative of the fundamentally civil rule, one of the civil rule backgrounds, as a counterpart to the IVA rules for the project of interest. Now, those civil rules, and I'm part of the civil rule I can write about, sorry, on the IVA rules on evidence, on effectively driven by the fact that the IVA rules institute disclosure on more or less a common of the lines, fairly extensive obligations, which is completely under the civil rule. I understand the gripe of the authors of the problems, and they are in themselves a perfectly fine instrument, but the problem is that we have now self-regulated the legal certainty that we have added the civil rule stage away, basically. These rules on evidence are almost never written into our framework rules, and it was always assumed that the IVA rules would guise each other and if the problems do take off, which remains to be seen, then that certainty would be gone. And so, what I am on about here is effectively we perceive ourselves as only by records, to others who do what we do, and I'm starting to have a slight feeling that that may not be how we are going to be able to roll up records in the next 20, 25, 30 years. One of the reasons why I say this is because that arbitration as a practice is becoming more potent on your centre, both in terms of centres where arbitration gets conducted, where Singapore's life seems to be like London, it was about 30 years ago. And also, particularly in terms of the know-how, the knowledge, the now of practitioners in jurisdictions outside of, you know, effectively the London Paris, and Washington, New York, and Singapore, and Hong Kong, where arbitration is tended in terms of expertise, in terms of particular cosmeticality, these days I have Slovenian co-counseling, Polish co-counseling, I'm perfectly capable of running almost all aspects of the London season to arbitration by themselves. And we got in London far less than they may have needed us 20 or 30 years ago. And if you have such a more fragmented community, is it to really agree with all this about a lot firstly? And will you have to find methods of operating that go beyond the market, that go beyond the personal monitoring? I think something that everybody here has picked up is arbitration intelligence, has been one of this other range out which is yet, I think it could be to be more, to certainly get to the operation so that he generates data that's now asked to depart from the work model way of arbitration requirements. But I think it has the capacity for seriously disrupting the way arbitrage are appointed, where I will go on a point, based on that data, whom I don't know. Who hasn't gone? Who hasn't gone? What the Germans will struggle with, with German language, this one basically means that you smell right. And so currently, and this is, I am working slightly for my preparation for what, but also slightly because what I'm trying to describe is a gut feeling rather than a very high, a gut feeling on data, not just on writing. But it strikes me that it is very much the fact that arbitrators we appoint, council we appoint, have smear rights, that we have gone to the conference's mortgage research. And I think arbitrage intelligence has the, has the capacity is very timely for putting a serious twist on that. And it will be very interesting to see how well it does. And another anecdote perhaps to exemplify, the fragmentation of the practice, which particularly knows, I think, that we are to hear why the staff will have to bear in mind if they want to go into arbitration. Certainly it should sort of factor in arbitration all the time, is there's another senior arbitrator in one of these big, big strata segments that I know is this opportunity person and complained about arbitration becoming all that litigation. It's becoming less international. I know that trouble finding jobs for people in London who are not qualified here. And again I think that is, in the matter of the fact that arbitration in terms of profound change, very easy to change, the extent of which I think hasn't been properly grasped, certainly valuable, because we have found anything that encapsulates this. And that particularly we in these in the most oldest arbitration jurisdiction, I think have yet to really get to grips with where that trend is going and how we're going to handle it. And seeing as I am near now at the time, I think I will stop for a bit and we'll go into questions. Thank you very much.