Awesome. Thank you so much. And yes, let's go rules. I don't care what y'all say. Y'all can fight me. All right, so my name is Ceci and I'm here to talk to you about the psychology of fake news and what we can do about it as technologists.  Before I decided to become a programmer, I was kind of soul searching, trying to figure out what program I should learn and what community I joined was really important to me. So I decided to buy a ticket to the inaugural Keep Ruby Weird back in 2014, not knowing anything about Ruby. And I sat right there in the front row and I saw this guy talk about his cats. And I knew that this was a community for me and I've been into Ruby ever since. So still a newbie, but I'm very grateful to this community and it's for me just amazing to be here talking to you right now. So thank you, Keep Ruby Weird. So before we start talking about fake news right now, I want to talk about the future of fake news and you can all, if you want to learn more about some of the stuff that we're going to talk about today, you can go to futureoffakenews.com. This is an episode put on by Radiolab where they go into fake news a lot more in depth and I'm just going to show you a quick clip. This film has been modified from its original version. It has been formatted to fit the screen and it never happened. On the back end now of my presidency, now that it's almost completed, although there are all kinds of issues that I care about. The single most important thing I can do is play go because our parties have moved further and further apart and it's harder and harder to find common ground. So when I said in 2004 that there were no red states or blue states or the United States of America, I was wrong. On the back end now of my presidency, now that it's almost completed, although there are all kinds of issues that I care about, the single most important thing I can do is play go because our parties have moved further and further apart and it's harder and harder to find common ground. So when I said in 2004 that there were no red states or blue states or the United States of America, I was wrong. So there you go. That is the future of fake news and if we take a look at that, obviously the sort of face manipulation is not quite there yet. I think it's pretty apparent that it's not real, but what I think is really interesting was the technology behind the audio. So essentially this comes from a piece of software called Project Voco that hasn't been released as far as I know, but it is upcoming with Adobe Audition. And essentially what this does is that it takes existing audio and because any person that's speaking for say a few seconds, maybe a couple minutes, they'll run through every sound necessary to produce the English language in just a few seconds, maybe a couple minutes. So if you have enough of an audio bite from someone, you can sort of run that through Project Voco and literally just type words and you'll get an audio clip in that person's voice of something that they didn't say. And I think that's really interesting because then you don't necessarily have to have video of someone actually moving their mouth, you can try to manipulate an existing video, not show someone's mouth moving, but have the audio clip and produce something that's pretty close to something that someone could say. So that's not out there in the public yet, it's still upcoming. And again if you want to learn more about this technology, go to futureoffakenews.com. So I think that's interesting. Let's talk about the present though. Let's talk about how we got to this world we live in right now with fake news sort of coming into our sphere. A lot of people tend to blame the social media bubble that platforms like Facebook have created. So let's kind of talk and go through that bubble. So first of all we have things like selective feeds. So essentially this means that a platform like Facebook and I think we all know this, they track the things that you click on, the things that you like, the things that you comment, and they try to show you content that fits that bill. And obviously from a product perspective this makes sense because they want you to continue to engage with that platform, right? But what ends up happening is that people are only receiving one type of information. Now if you do happen to see a piece of information that you disagree with that you don't really want to see anymore, it's very easy to block. So you can go ahead and do that. But then also we have things like link previews within things like Facebook where you can see a headline, you can see a blurb, and you can also see like a photo and you can kind of get the gist of whatever that article is trying to say. So what ends up happening is that people no longer click on articles, especially if you're consuming all of your information in a feed, you're probably just skimming through. You might like something, but if you're actually going to click through it really needs to grab your attention. So what ends up happening is that this gives way to click bait. So it's a real problem when you have to write headlines in a way that really gets people's attention. So I'm going to share with you 10 ways that you can write effective headlines and number nine is going to shock you. So what ends up happening now as a result of these things such as click bait is that we get really targeted content and news outlets are beginning to really try to write their content in a way that they know their audience is going to react to whether it's positively or negatively because if you react to it at that time that's what's going to get you to click. So this is why coverage now is no longer really objective. It's really more okay what is what our audience will want to hear about this particular thing that's going to get them to actually interact with this story. So for example this is the same event covered by two established media outlets. Two completely different perspectives. So who do you believe? You're probably going to believe whichever outlet conforms already to your world view. And I think that this makes it really hard to really parse what's happening around us. Now again these these are both two established news sources. Fake news outlets also use this approach. So here you have two news outlets. One is liberal society and the other one is conservative 101. Guess what? They're both owned by the same person. Now notice that I said person and not people or company because it's so easy now for someone to just get a couple of WordPress instances up on AWS and then just spin up two sites. You throw on a theme on there. Get some logo and you just write the same story but with two different slants. And now if you notice something about both of these headlines how they end are you glad and the other one is prepared to be infuriated. So and again this was not actual news. This was a rumor rumor that was going around. It wasn't even anything substantiated but you have to cover even the smallest whisper and then try to give it some sort of slant and you throw it on on some website and then people will click on it. So just so you get an idea NPR did a story on people that write fake news and maintain fake news websites and the figure that's going around was that during the peak times of the 2016 election cycle websites like these can make anywhere between 10,000 and 30,000 dollars a month. So yeah it's it's big business. Now fake news has been around for a long time. It really is nothing new especially when you think about things like clickbait. It's nothing more than yellow journalism which by the way yellow journalism was a term that was coined in 1890s. So it's been around for over a century. This type of news coverage it just it works. So let's let's try to talk more about what might get people to believe things even if they are distorted or just plain untrue. So let's take a look a little bit into the psychology of this so-called bubble and we're going to take a look at three sort of principles that can kind of explain this and I hope y'all don't fall asleep. So the first thing is system one and system two thinking. This is from thinking fast and slow. So essentially we have two sort of ways of thinking and using our brain power. System one is fast, intuitive. It's things that you don't have to think about to do so you don't have to actively think about driving like if you if you drive home and you've driven home a million times and you're just kind of on autopilot you just do it. You're not really actively thinking about it it's kind of in the back of your mind. That's the type of like system one thinking and beliefs are system one thinking. This is why it's hard to get people to change their beliefs because they're very much an intrinsic part of them. Then you have system two thinking and system two thinking it's more analytical it's your reasoning. So this is why when you are presented with things that challenge your worldview it's not that it's challenging your worldview that's negative it's that it just it's literally more challenging to think about those things because you have to use your analytical mind. So this is why it's hard to process information if it differs from our own beliefs or worldview or if it challenges that. This is also why it's just easier to information that you already tend to agree with that already conforms to your own beliefs. Now the next part comes from a book called The Knowledge Illusion which is kind of fascinating and it talks kind of about how much we don't know. So essentially what the authors of The Knowledge Illusion talk about in relation to how little we don't know is that if we had to know every single detail about everything that we use in our lives on a day-to-day basis we'd like we just wouldn't be able to function because it's too much information just how like Ben was saying in his talk. And essentially the the example that they like to use is if everyone insisted on mastering the principles of metalworking before picking up a knife the bronze age wouldn't have amounted too much. To sort of bring that into the now it's kind of like if you needed to know absolutely everything there is to know about a car not just driving a car but everything with the motor and the tires and the radio like imagine every single part that goes into a car knowing intimately every detail about it on top of also knowing how to drive like it's just too much information you wouldn't be able to drive your brain would just explode right so your brain does a really good job of just you all you need to do is know enough to how to do this thing and your brain will sort of fool you and give you the comfort that it's okay that you don't know all of these other things so you can actually do the thing that you need to do so I'm also going to talk about the bike study so essentially this study was asking people to draw a bike but also rank their own knowledge of a bike so they would be asked how well do you know bikes on a scale from one to ten ten being the highest and then people would say I know bikes you know I would give myself maybe an eight or nine and then they would say okay draw the bike and then people would be like whoa I actually can't do this and you start thinking just like just like in that other drawing that Ben was showing and if anybody is watching this on the recording go and watch learning to see from this same conference because it's essentially the same thing people realize it's you know it's your perception of something and you only remember as much as you need so some people really drew the tires really big because that's what they remembered some people they always drew the seat because they know they gotta sit on it and after people attempted to draw the bike and then they realized that they really couldn't then they would be asked again how well do you would you say you know bikes on a scale from one to ten ten being the highest and people would say oh well I guess it's more of a you know six so typically what would happen is that people would experience their own lack of knowledge and become aware that they didn't know something but you don't know that you're not aware of that until you experience that depth so we are wired to be okay with not knowing and in fact we tend to think that we know more than we actually do and this is because beliefs are not actually rooted in deep understanding you just need to know a little bit but furthermore what's even more interesting about that is that if that belief is shared in a group that belief is reinforced so we only need to know very little about things and if we believe in this in a group with other people there's like the sense of belonging and it also reinforces that belief so again this is another reason why it's really hard to get people to be convinced otherwise when they are challenged with something that might be different from what they already believe or what their worldview is now I think that Clay Johnson really distilled a lot of this information really well in the information information diet so what I want you to do right now is close your eyes and think about your most favorite delicious food that is like bad for you but you love it so for me that would be like a bacon cheeseburger and some cheesy fries and now I want you to think about food that's good for you that you do consume every now and then because you know it's good for you but you don't really like it and for me that would be like kale so hold on to that you can open your eyes now just just know what your foods are what your likes and your dislikes are and let's think about this so in information diet Clay Johnson says information that you agree with and therefore you find stimulating it's like eating that delicious food it's like eating for me it'd be like eating a delicious cheeseburger it's that pleasurable it like it sort of lights up those same parts of your brain that light up when you eat food that you find delicious and it's the same thing for information that you find challenging it would be like eating that thing that you don't really like to eat even if it's good for you this is why when people are presented even when they are presented with facts if they challenge a belief that they have it's hard for them to literally digest and if you think about system one and system two thinking this is because if it's challenging their beliefs it is requiring them to use their thinking too and that is your analytical mind so to try to put all of this and wrap it up TLDR so deep beliefs don't require deep understanding they are actually deepened if they are experienced in a group we're also not really likely to seek challenging information or information that doesn't really conform to our worldview because again it requires system system two thinking so it's a little bit harder for us to process but then also if you think about knowing what we don't know we may just not know but we don't know so we're not going to go seek it out and then also it's just easier to consume information that we agree with just like junk food is yummy so that's really how that bubble is made so is it tech's fault and a lot of people have said you know Facebook needs to take accountability for their role in spreading fake news etc and I like to say that you know what it's not necessarily tech's fault because as you can see we're wired already to sort of behave this way but I do think that it is a little bit of fault just because we created these tools that reinforce the behavior so here's another quote I like which is it's by Alan Kay and he says the internet was done so well that most people think of it as a natural resource like the Pacific Ocean rather than rather than something that was man-made when was the last time that a technology with a scale like that was so error-free and we have moved to a point in our lives with the internet that we literally went from 1998 don't get in strangers cars don't meet people from the internet to now literally some strangers from the internet and get in their car so I mean in the span of about 20 years we've done a complete 180 and if you think about it people that think the internet is a is like a natural resource they're not really going to stop and question what they're reading also if you think about the internet as like this stop gap of our shallow knowledge because now we know that there's a lot that we don't know even though we might feel like our knowledge is deep we don't know until we experience that dip however we have access to the internet so the internet can tell us what we don't know but the internet can tell us a lot of things that may or may not necessarily be right so what can we do as technologists and I think that there's human solutions and tech solutions so I'm going to talk about human solutions first and first of all I feel that media and tech literacy need to become way more important in our society and it's not just about like hey let's try to lobby for schools to teach media literacy to our kids it's not just that it's also it starts with us as technologists educating the people around us that are not in our industry because people need to know that hey you know what anybody can literally go and get a domain name let's take usatoday.com or whatever if they're smart they probably bought different variations of us a today but you know if someone's not really paying attention they might buy us a today with a five and if someone's not with a five for an s and if someone's not paying attention and they try to make it look like us a today like anybody can do that and anybody can make a mock of a website and people need to know how that's done how easy it is and I feel like as technologists we can try to educate the people around us there are not in this industry to let them know hey you know what you really should verify the URLs make sure that they're correct etc little things like that so I feel like a lot of that just starts with us in our own lives and then also there are a ton of organizations nonprofit or otherwise that offer programs for teaching kids how to program and I think that's also really important now whenever we look at that clip that we saw in the beginning people typically say well people are smart enough to figure out that it's fake and here's the thing we work in technology we know what we can do it's probably easier for us so we are we are in a bubble in and of itself because it's easier for us to be able to see the seams but imagine if someone shares a clip that's kind of like what I showed you today which is a video that's fake with fake audio and fake video and someone shares that within their social sphere well if that if the message in that video already sort of reflects my own beliefs and it was shared by someone that I know that shares those beliefs do you really think that that person's gonna say like that's fake that's that's challenging a belief that they have so they would probably be more likely to maybe buy into it we just we just don't know and we can't really hide behind that excuse of will people are smart to know that it's fake especially when we don't really provide media literacy classes to people so we really can't just say people will know it's fake because they probably won't now from a tech perspective I want to talk real quick about some tech solutions so there's this thing called perspective api that's really cool it uses machine learning and it hooks up into your common commenting system and it gives people feedback on what they're writing so that they can someone's writing a comment that might be kind of toxic the perspective api will provide some feedback like hey you might want to reconsider what you're writing kind of like clippy but I guess just nicer clippy there's also out of all places bus feed had this feature called outside the bubble which like essentially at the bottom of their articles they would have things like this like what are other people on the internet saying about this topic and I think that's interesting because this might give people a chance to actually go out of their own bubble there's also something along this this idea done by the wall street journal called blue feed red feed and this is essentially like a curated list around different topics of what a blue feed looks like and what a red feed looks like so that people can go and see differing views on a specific topic I think this is really neat however just like we learned today people aren't always going to go seek out information that they disagree with so I think that we need to I think that this isn't on the right track but people may not necessarily go out and seek something like this on their own and then also the night foundation is actually looking for projects that tackle this very thing combating fake news so I would say if there's anybody here or watching the talk that has an idea about how to fight fake news go and find an opportunity like this because there are people out there that are providing grants to people with ideas so go and make it happen because you can do it then lastly I think that we need to think more about the psychology and behavior surrounding the stuff that we build because I feel like as an industry we talk a lot about best practices we talk a lot about the nuts and bolts of what we build techniques how to test etc we talk a lot about the nitty gritty we don't always talk about psychology we don't always talk about ethics and I think that our industry is no longer the baby that it used to be we've been around for long enough that we need to start talking about these things as an industry if we really want to try to fight things like fake news uh in tech and then lastly kind of going along those lines I feel like part of the reason why we don't always get to talk about things like the psychology or the ethics of what we build is because we're so concerned with disrupting as opposed to actual change and I feel like that really needs to change in our industry because disruption is fast I can poke you and I just disrupted you but did I get you to actually stand up up change actual change takes time and I think that we need to start moving more towards an idea where we're working towards fixing actual issues that are going to take time and we're going to do it and we're going to do it right as opposed to we're just going to go and disrupt this thing right now because otherwise we're not really going to get to tackle the important issues that we need to tackle as a society so that's it for me thank you very much and if you want to read my slides and look at some of the links that I have you can go to sessie.co slash fake-news-psych and read more thank you


I'm not sure if I know anymore how to make a video where I don't just have no script but no notes, but I guess they start out, good morning Hank, it's Tuesday. Except it's not Tuesday, it's Sunday night at 11.30. So there's this mountain goat song I love called You Were Cool where the lyrics start out, these are the same four chords I use most of the time when there's something on my mind and I don't want to squander the moment. And I guess these are the same four chords I use most of the time. Eight days ago I found out that one of my close friends from high school died and then the next morning I found out that Dr. Paul Farmer had died and then four days later the 15th annual Project for Awesome began. So this year's Project for Awesome happened amid a global crisis but for me it happened among personal ones as well. It's been a difficult week for me. I hope I don't have a lot of weeks like this in my life. I'm not sure what else to say about it. There's actually this cardboard cutout of me that's just off screen here. I'll show it to you. I don't know if you can see it but it's me. But I'm like my head's by my feet and I'm completely discombobulated and I've looked at that all weekend and been like, yeah, you know, that's about how it feels. I don't know what else to say about it. It's not very interesting.   But mere despair never tells the full human story. Like I am totally unconvinced by any arguments that there is something inevitable or desirable about the inequity and injustice and unfairness of the human condition.  But for me that makes the fact that we pour love into each other and we experience real solidarity and we work for a better shared future for humanity. That makes all of that more beautiful, more wondrous. The fact that we're able to do that even though we know this is temporary makes it more amazing. And yet it is also true that we are monsters to each other, that we are all capable of monstrosity. And I don't just mean like the active evil of killing people and starting wars. I also mean the passive evil, the ways that evil can be this sort of banal bureaucratic thing where we just pass over human suffering and treat it like it's something inevitable. To me what is so heartbreaking and what leads me toward despair is also where I find hope, which is that there is nothing inevitable about this. When I was a freshman in college, kids were twice as likely globally to die before the age of five as they are today. That is a massive human success story. This year's Project for Awesome raised over $3 million for charity by almost any measure. It was the most successful project for awesome of all time, including by the measure of how hoarse my voice is. The reason I've been overwhelmed with grief this week is because I've been reminded that nothing happens alone, that throughout my life I have had fellow travelers and people expressing real meaningful solidarity with me that made me feel less alone. This weekend during the Project for Awesome I was reminded over and over again of that, that even when we feel alone we never are and that our job as human beings is to make ourselves and others feel less alone and to know that they are accompanied through everything they will go through. All right, for my final chord I want to go back to that mountain goat song. One of the last lines of which is, we held on to hope that better days were coming and when we did we were right. Thank you for an amazing Project for Awesome. Hank, I'll see you on Friday.


Hey everyone, Shea Bear 1000 here. Today we're going to be building kind of like rafters for our hut. And I'm going to use these tent poles, these old tent poles I got.  It's going to go into here like this. I got some cutting to do and then I'll have my peaked roof so it should be what I need it to be. Close to it. Not building a house, not building a cabin, not building a super shelter. Just building a little hut to hang out in. So let's go ahead and we'll get on to this and like I said I've got some cutting to do because these like here they have I'm going to be using these and they got that spring inside there I'm going to have to cut that spring and I'll have to cut a couple of these off while most of them all of them is going to have to be cut off and then that'll go in there and then like as you can see they're not the same size because this slides into one so I'm going to make sure they're all the same size so I can get you know get my peak where it needs to be you know what I mean so all right first I got to do some measuring and then I'm going to use my cut-off wheel here my grinder my 4-inch grinder we'll start making the same size and then I'll show you what I mean over there once we get this kind of set up I'll do one I'll show you one in the process and then I'll I'll show you what how it's going to be over there I'm probably going to not today I don't think today but I'm probably probably gonna have to get my welder out and tack these onto those yeah it's it's cheating I know but so is a lot of them guys that are out in the middle of nowhere and they're using chain saws and they're getting stuff from the sawmill you know it's not really cheating I'm just building a you know I'm just building a little hut in the backyard so anyway that's probably what I'll be doing with that so it'll be nice and sturdy and solid so let me get what I'm going to do set up here then we'll go from there okay so the first thing I'm going to do is I'm gonna cut all these chains off it's a shame I don't have a vice out here but that's alright we'll make do right let's get this plugged in plug is behind you I know I'm bumping the camera and stuff but you know not a filmmaker I'm a YouTube I'm a youtuber so now let's see if I can do this without it getting caught up in that chain and breaking something like me okay so let's get this down here that's that I'm gonna do that to the rest of them I got a few more down here what two more down here that I've got to do that too and I can figure out which ones which one of these I'm going to use which ones are going to be for other things so hang tight guys so hopefully you can see where I'm going with this there's my little rafters it's gonna be a lot higher than I expected or wanted but that's fine because this is the materials I got laying around I think the sides I think I am gonna buy some of that bamboo reed it comes in a row it's six feet high and 16 feet long so well they call it width but yeah so big mosquito I gotta get my mosquito spray on that's what I was talking about on my other video but yeah there so and I too will get me all the way around that thing I'll have to remeasure again and I'll let you know if I was wrong but I believe to get me all the way around the sides front and back because it's you know it's 30 feet in length and that's coming out to about 31 feet all the way around it so that'll be pretty cool it'll cost like 75 bucks for both rolls so all right I got a memory card like blinking so hang tight guys and I'll take you over there and I'll show you show you so you'll get an idea of what's going to happen up there okay guys so this is kind of what I'm going for so that's what I was talking about my thermosel video the other night here it is two o'clock in afternoon I was getting bit up I had to put spray on so you know I'm gonna be going for something like that I'll put one down the center on the front one one down the center on the back one and then lengthways down the center of the top and that'll hold it like from doing this so that's my plan I think the best way to do it would be to get my welder out here and tack weld these I think it's probably what I'm going to do but I need to go get my welder bring it out here so then I'll probably just tack this all together because it's just put in there with just got kind of like a tempo you know so I do have some screws I may try to put some self-tappers in it see if that helps I'll do that first and then then I'll probably get my welder out here you get up there and start tacking some welds on stick around more fun to come okay guys so try to put this up here by myself and clamp it I have to make sure in the middle let me check the other side oh wow that's that's almost dead on now this welding job is going to be bad I know it's going to be bad because this welder is horrible just a 110 just a 110 wire feed nothing special let's see if we get this tack I do have my water hose right over here just in case so let's try to tack this okay yeah the welds ain't as bad as I thought they was going to be I'm sure you guys can't see it tag on thing can you but hopefully you see what I'm I'm getting at here now I'm going to go around the other side and tack it before I pull that off of there because I don't how well that's gonna I don't know how well that's going to hold up so let me get my let me get my ladder around there and I'll get up there and we'll see hopefully that's in the middle I don't know if it is or not it's not that big of a deal I'm not building a house or garage or super shelter I'm building a hut so let me get that around for you okay as Mike would say let's give it a go some of you guys will get that so yeah that's what I'm going to do I'm going to finish welding them up I did burn a hole in that one over there on the other side and maybe even right here on the bottom but that's what you're doing when you're dealing with flux corn you don't have any gas well this water doesn't take gas so it's just meant to do little tiny projects like this it ain't meant to be pretty so if you're playing on welding something pretty don't do it with one of them it's a harbor freight thing so all right guys I'll be back with you in a second hang on okay guys so I got that up there I forgot to hit record I'm sorry so I got four more of these left I'm gonna put them every two feet this ten feet long so I'm gonna put one every two feet in between there and that'll keep that from sagging it's still it's still not quite straight but it don't have to be perfect you know it's I sort of fix that down there on the bottom but um yeah it's gonna be all right so I'll set you up here and you watch me set the the other rafters in and I'll get them wilded up this part here that's sticking out it's gonna be cut off right there I am gonna have a little porch on it monkey likes porches I'm gonna go from here out to here just a little ways just enough to put a chair under so it looks kind of cool I'm gonna use probably those pieces for that I don't know I got some steel galvanized that's what this is it's still just galvanized coating that's a lot of reason why it's popping and stuff because I didn't really grind it but it just got to be tacked on you know it's I'm not putting shingles or anything like that up there it's it's all gonna be palm frond so you know it's just gonna be just gonna be a little little hut so let me get you set up here and I'll get them set up on top and then I'll slide them down to measure them and I'll get them tacked in place hopefully I won't forget to hit record this time you're going to Jacksonville Jacksonville to stay with this friend hope he didn't get mad but you know I mean he parked right on the damn leech field thirty two hundred dollars don't even park there be every two feet it's a lot higher than what I wanted but that's all right oh it's gonna have a lot of lights in it yeah we're gonna put lights inside there battery powered I mean we got electric but they'll give you more videos to do and everybody's doing these damn shelters but I've never seen anybody do a dog shelter haven't either and they're doing these super shelters this is not a super show it's not a super shelter guys this is just a hut yeah we're building it out of a dog kennel you know if we was on five acres of land I would have enough wood I could just build one but then again I'm doing everything I'm doing the same thing everyone else is this is a little different and it's just for fun you never know we get tired of it we might use it for storage or something yeah I want yeah I'll use it for storage I'll store my little ass inside there okay guys so we got all the rafters in or if they ain't by any means perfectly straight but they're straight they're pleasing to the eye is what we used to call it when something don't have to be perfect you know like trailer frame would have to be perfect because if it ain't perfect it's not gonna be down the road right but certain things don't have to be perfect it's got to be pleasing to the eye and that's what that's gonna be seems a little rickety right now but I still got a well all the corners and I'm also gonna make some stakes wherever I put them out of some of this leftover fencing poles I'm gonna drive them in the ground and I'll weld on to the poles so that way it you know because this thing's gonna be light man I mean a couple hundred pounds tops you know what I mean so then it'll be all nice and sturdy and solid but yeah it's there I'm gonna call it quits for today and going to house for a little bit warm up my helmet wasn't darkening right so half of that time I was welding with my eyes closed and also that thing or something wrong with it as soon as you make contact before you even pull the trigger if that touches metal it's starting to weld so I don't like that you know so if you just get close and you're not ready yet and that and your wire touches the metal you know so I'm sure my eyes are going to be burning and scratchy tomorrow it feels like feels like you got sand in it you guys that have welded know what I'm talking about but yeah I don't I don't know why it does that but yeah you don't have to press that that button that's just feeding wire man it's it's I don't know if somebody did that or if there's something wrong with it but I don't even know if I'm gonna mess with it's all right for what I do but one of these days I'm gonna have them another Miller 212 you know gas welder this is not a gas welder it's just a 110 wire feed yeah what they call them the Miller Maddox or something that's what I had at work and man you can run a bead on anything man you can't run a bead on these things I've seen guys do it and it looks okay but you can still tell you know if you didn't see him doing it you can say man that's a damn nice weld for you know just having a little 110 wire feed which I have done before but man when you get used to a good welder and a good helmet and you know man you can just lay down beads all day long this thing would have been done a long time ago but so the squirrel over here behind me messing around he's been watching me weld soon away guys thanks for watching we got that much of it down like I said this is getting cut off I did tell monkey because I said that's not gonna be a porch he said it's not gonna be ever it's not gonna have a porch I said that's not gonna be the porch he goes oh let's hope you put a porch on it I said I know that's why I already told the camera well I said that's why I already told YouTube I'm gonna put a porch on here so that's getting cut off there so anyway guys yeah it's good it's just gonna be fun you know down the walls I may I think I've got enough I may put like every couple feet like I did up there you know I'm gonna put it up right here and one in the back and then down the sides and maybe one in the center on the back if I got enough pipe I think I might have we'll just have to see and play it by ear but yeah it's getting there so I'll show you real quick I did burn through a couple times like three times but not I thought every one of them I would be burning through but it didn't so there's what we're looking at if you guys can see that down through there so there's kind of a whoop-de-doo right in dead center of that but that's okay I kind of screwed up there but that's all right it'll be fine yeah turn out okay this one was over just a little bit too much that'll be alright I can trim that off and cut it down or cut the welds and move it I don't know we'll see it'll be fine alright guys well anyway thanks for watching I appreciate it hopefully you guys had a great weekend and we'll see you in the next one she bears I'm at the man ledge I'm gone for now well let's look you guys take care


Today, this is Mark. I'm doing just great. Thanks for asking. After the hurricane hit the town, there was little left standing. I chose not to go to the party, although my friends were all going. As technology changes over time, I cannot keep up with it. She had to save money because she wanted to travel in the summer. Before they even knew it, they were crossing the frontier. In this lesson, we're going to talk about before, because, as, although, and after. Subordinating conjunctions. So stating conjunctions. If you want to review that lesson, you may do so by clicking here. Why then have I decided to review subordinating conjunctions? Conjunctions in general are very important when you write a composition or when you write a letter. Subordinating conjunctions are very important. But what are conjunctions in general? Are words that join two parts of a sentence or a phrase to a phrase to make a sentence together? Subordinating conjunctions join dependent clauses to independent ones. So just like my example, after the hurricane hit the town, there was little left standing. After the hurricane hit the town is a dependent clause. So it cannot mean anything if you leave it without the other part of the sentence. So the other clause. If I said after the hurricane hit the town, doesn't mean anything. We need something else. Instead, there was little left standing. We can have that sentence alone. We don't need anything else. There was little left standing is an independent clause. So I could even say there was little left standing after the hurricane hit the town. So we can exchange the order of the clauses. The other example that I listed was I chose not to go to the party although my friends were all going. Although means in spite of the fact. And this is the dependent clause. So we need another clause to mean something to the sentence, to give a meaning to the sentence. So I chose not to go to the party although my friends were all going I chose not to go to the party. Is the same order. So I chose not to go to the party is an independent clause. Although my friends were all going is an independent clause. The third example that I gave you was as technology changes over time, I cannot keep up with it. As in this case means for the reason that. So as technology changes over time is the dependent clause. And I cannot keep up with it. So is an independent clause in this case. And obviously we can change the order. The other example was she had to save some money because she wanted to travel in the summer. Because right here dependent clause. And the independent clause would be she had to save some money. So we don't need another clause to have the whole meaning of the sentence. It could be, it could stand by itself. The last example that I gave you was before the even new it they were crossing the frontier. They were crossing the frontier is the independent clause. Before the even new it is the dependent clause. So before the even new it is also an idiom and it means immediately. As you can see from all these sentences when we have the conjunction. In this case the subordinating conjunction in the clause. That means that we need something else. So is a dependent clause. We need another part of the clause to complete a meaning of the sentence. So now let's recap. Subordinating conjunctions join dependent clauses to independent clauses. In this lesson we looked at five subordinating conjunctions as although, after, before and because. Thank you very much for watching. I hope you enjoyed the lesson. If you want to type your own example you may do so under this video. Don't forget to share it to share the lesson if you liked it. And I see you next week with a new lesson. Take care. Have a great day. Bye bye.


Going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards from in 22 23 opinion select hobby in 23 24 prism draft choice six box mix number 3 random team style There's a look again at your random results as always find those on the website under the results tab as well as the link That's in chat and then we are also going to do Roll the dice whatever name is on top after seven times. We're gonna is gonna get Five gold packs. So good luck to everybody one two three four five six and seven Peter a Peter a with the top two so it's meant to be for Peter a good stuff Peter Thank congrats on that. Good luck on those. Let's do the break everybody. Good luck here We've got 23 to go on prism draft choice that is breaking soon as well and see it 19 to go teams on sale Here's your link 19 to go teams on sale everybody mosaic choice down to 11 to go as well and then prism draft has 23 to go Prism draft choice draft choice All right. Good luck everybody. Let's do it start with said prism draft choice Tiger stripe Luzella silver Nick Smith, Jr. That is gonna be KJ Evans to 40. Is he still at Oregon? I think you're right Evans unless I'm thinking of somebody else Yep, still at Oregon. So that'll be a random to all at the end. So we'll do it as many randoms as we have to do for Autos and then one team will get all of the non NBA cards the not autographed ones Coby Walter including like that one Jason Tatum and Colby Jones on your exclusives red scopes Scotty Barnes to 88 for the Raptors congrats Raptors and Tiger strive Jimmy Butler going to heat Nice one there on the short print love the tiger stripes in this man. They're so clean so clean On the next one to the next one I'd be so nasty Cade and Omaha bill you got Mojave King to 40 Hornets No, he's he's definitely in the NBA. I think no Indiana Mad Ants. That's where he is. He is a Indiana Pacer Indiana Pacer He's a mad Ant currently All right, we got Jaden Ivy Exclusive Jalen Pickett exclusive at Damian Lillard exclusive case on Wallace nice one there to 88. He's where jazz Thunder that's right. Am I thinking of the jazz count a George? Yeah, that's what I'm thinking of nice one there Congrats on that and exclusive of Kim Elijah one on to the next one. Good luck everybody. Good luck. Good luck 19 to go teams on sale for NT as well everybody every team is marked down a pretty significant Pretty significantly Katie and Gobi Walter. I did have the Mamba one that is Jet jazzy on Gortman the jam one or jelly Mount jazzy on Gortman is on the Wisconsin herd.  Congrats on that one Milwaukee. Got Jalen Brown Derrick whitehead and Benedict Matherin on your exclusives got on your red scopes two of them at Jerry West is gonna be the first one to 88 for the The logo for the Lakers and then Jason Tatum on the variation to 88 for the Celtics nice one there Boston Grats on that Celtics I love those there's so funny I do love those memes those are great Maybe there's something like when be like, you know points under 20 years old or something like that. It's like not he's Kim Elijah one and Timmy Allen silver Coby Brown nice one there for the Tigers to 40. He is somewhere Clippers I think yeah Clippers Clippers for Coby Brown. You actually get some plans on him too. So good good stuff there Key on pay George Marquis Noel and Brandon Miller nice one there for the Hornets got Red Scope Paul George 288 for the Clippers and then a tiger stripe of Jared McCain. He's still in college Yes, Jared McCain will be one of the Non-autograph non-autograph college cards Hey, thank you there Felix taking a couple in flawless Thank You Felix. We're down to 19 to go and flawless everybody Let me drop you a link to that really quick 19 to go in flawless in flawless random team style 19 to go 19 to go in flawless almost halfway there, which is really nice. Thank you all 19 to go in Flerless Lindsay with the choice boss go Lindsay and Wayne Yep, that is down to nine nice that is down to nine everybody nine to go on that one All right on to some select Nine to go on mosaic choice probably the next one that is gonna fill I would think Yeah, single digits on that one NT teams are wicked cheap by the way everybody really really cheap in NT if you want to jump into an NT break They are super super cheap Joellen beads Silver Zach Levine and Shet rookie Keegan Murray Palo silver nice one there and Walker Kessler. That was a good pack right there actually One no more junior blue scope of Devon Macel to 249 and a Deontay Murray Jaden Hardy quiet Leonard That is a Jimmy Butler on the tri-color nice one there Jalen Brown Let me drop guys a link to mosaic choice really quick as well while we're talking about it Mosaic choice football down to nine to go nine to go on mosaic choice Mosaic choice football Yeah Sam I know man. I have a pretty decent track record of nebulas this year Which is funny because like out of like 21 dude and 22 I pulled none maybe one Fred van Vleet and Anthony Simons No, you know I pulled two one. I want to hear they who they were Yes Christian Coloco that is a Caleb Houston on the zebra nice one there Zebra rookie going to the magic Kevin C with Orlando Magic Zebra Caleb Houston very nice James Harden. They were David Johnson on the Texans and then OBJ on the Browns Some names there man. We've got J Dubb rookie. That is a scope of Colin Sexton nice one there and Corsair Part of one of the worst trades of all time Yeah, true and Fuego of LeBron Luka tri-color. Yeah, that's a nice one Kevin. Oh shy Bajie very very nice one for you man What's up? They're so sick dude Paul George throwback game use Jersey nice one there for the Pacers. We've got purple Tyrese Halliburton to 99 on the die cut silver clay and a Nick Leovitch Yeah, when I think my only zebra in my collection is my guy a Paul Milsep On the Hawks favorite player of all time right there Yep, he is I probably will say that to Jill and during marching courts. I used to Zach Levine 225 is Bama to bio nice one there for the heat Wow Adam H picking up five mosaic choice spots These were down to four. Let's go Adam. Nice tie-dye here by the way everybody game use tie-dye Bama to bio for the heat Grats Miami Very cool. That is a lime green jade and ivy to 75 as well. There you go. Pistons and jake larabia It's a good little box Absolutely Michael Porter jr. Josh giddy to 49 on the x-factor Jersey auto congrats on that thunder that four hits in this Yeah, it was four hits in this. No, no, no, no, I forgot about the the Caleb Houston was a Jalen during try color and shape, but still nice regardless Still nice regardless. I love dude. He was my favorite player ever All right again Nt teams are wicked sheep everybody 140 on the Ravens bears at under a hundred cowboys at two lions at three 20 packers at 309 colts at 150 Niners are at two grand Steelers are at 1100, which is incredible commanders at 900 Jets are at 580 there. There's some crazy deals man Here is your open. That's not the link to NC To to go everybody just an S with a spot in choice. Thank you, buddy Ryan with a spot mosaic choice Nate with a spot mosaic choice Justin had the spot in prism draft choice. So that's at 22 to go as well two to go on this one Let me drop you guys a link to NT as well 19 to go teams are super cheap And Darren Williams running point boozer there as well Plus he was a mills app was an all-star every year. He was in Atlanta So oh Boy get this guy out of here. This guy needs to go go to bed. Shady. Shady needs to go to bed Shady needs to go to bed, man. Shady That guy needs to go to sleep Silver job and Jason Tatum. Oh, yeah, Carol Inko. Oh, yeah a k-47. Oh, absolutely, man Palo rookie Jalen Brunson silver is Jalen Brunson again and Jamal Murray Damian Lillard Tri-color Christian Brown rookie We got a gold. We got ourselves a gold here them hard. Dirk Nowitzki Tyrese Halliburton Seven of ten on the gold court side. Look at the color match on that, too. That's awesome. Nice. Halligod Got a shams with a flawless spot Brent W with a spot in mosaic choice Jonathan be selling us out Brett W with a spot tomorrow. So we're sold out a mosaic choice. That'll go next everybody. Nice. Very nice Wallace also down to 18 shade on sharp Wallace down to 18 NT at 19 10 box at 23 Oshai Baji 22 to go on a prism draft choice KD a Court side of Dane Julius Randall got a red of Zion nice one there to 199 for the pelicans and a Andrew Nemhardt Hey Peter Peter with the gold nice Peter. Let's go dude Like Wesley Clay Thompson to 99 nice one there game use Jersey Just an S with another spot in 13 Thank you, buddy. That is down to Prism collegiate draft number three is down to 23 to go 23 to go everybody. Did they really shady? Wow Oshai Baji to 249 for the jazz and base thunk city. Yeah That was so electric dude in a few years. I know That was so electric Keegan Murray Kevin Porter Jr. And Andrew Wiggins Really, which one? Really, that's pretty cool Jaden Ivy It's Anthony Davis and Nicola Yokech Shade on sharp rookie. I would assume a silver Jason Tatum and Palo rookie That's kind of insane that in that they almost upset Indiana tonight AJ steal the draft AJ Griffin Tara Easton at 249 refractor rookie auto going to the or silver rookie auto I should say Jeff B with the Vikings and NT that is down to 18 18 to go on NT everybody Sorry, he's in quiet Leonard disco and Clay Thompson Play Thompson Jalen Williams Marjombo champ that is a selective swatches Fred Van Vleet on the game use Jersey Nice one there congrats on that Raptors Got Dyson Daniels to 299 and Chris Paul All right. I've got a quick random to do for the KJ Evans and the non autographed There was a couple of people wiped out nine spots of choice Patrick Let's go.  All right. Um, we've got College cards All right way. This is gonna work. We've got our 30 teams Gonna roll the dice whatever team is on top after three times We'll get the KJ Evans the second team will get the non autographed college cards of guys not in the NBA So good luck here everybody three times one two and three the Warriors are gonna get the KJ Evans and Then the Nets will get the non autographed college cards. We'll go to the Nets Good luck or thank you again. Everybody. Let's do a quick recap got Fred Van Vleet Clay Thompson Josh giddy Jersey on really nice bam on a bio game used Paul George game used as well a KJ Evans Tari Eason rookie on a Kobe Brown Jay-Z on Gortman and Mojave King That will do it for the break everybody. Thanks again for the fill up next is mosaic choice


Hello, beautiful souls, welcome back to Art of Awakening. My name is Ona Christie, and in this video, we're going to be talking about the spiritual law of gender. And this is the seventh of the seven great hermetic principles, which are spiritual laws or principles that define how the world works on a spiritual level. We all know the laws of physics that describe how things work. In the physical world, this describes the spiritual world. The principle of gender is just very simply put. It's the truth that everything has masculine energy and feminine energy within it, that these principles are active within all of life and throughout the universe. So it's very basically very simple, but it's sort of like these laws are like the rules of chess. OK, they are spiritual principles that you can learn very quickly, but then it takes a lifetime or even many lifetimes for really master and really understand them. Well, I don't claim to be a master, but even just understanding these principles on a basic level has really empowered me to move forward in life in a much more powerful way. And I hope that it does you too. So let's take a little deeper into this law of gender. When I first began to study the universal laws and learned about the law of gender, I was a little puzzled at first. I was already familiar with the third hermetic principle of the law of polarity, which states that everything has opposites within it. So I was looking at this gender and I was like, well, isn't that just one of the polarities? Why is it singled out for its own universal law? Because we've got all sorts of polarities, isn't this just one of them? But when I really started to sit with it, it dawned on me just exactly how huge this law of gender is and why it is its own principle. And it comes from the concept of generation, okay? So the word gender has the same root word as to generate, which means to manifest or to create, okay? And so this is the fundamental law of manifestation. And it explains how creation works, how things are brought into being. And so you can imagine how powerful it is if you really start to work with this law. So these two energies, the masculine and the feminine, when they combine and work harmoniously together, they have the power to create more, okay? And not just carbon copies of themselves, but coming together and creating something that is completely new and more evolved than either of these two energies themselves. This is the power of the trinity, right? The masculine feminine and the child. So bringing these two genders together, the masculine and feminine harmoniously is the key to natural evolution and the key to life itself. So let's take a look at a couple of examples from the natural world. Of course, at the atomic level, matter is made up of atoms and each atom is made up of a positive and negative particles, right? So protons embodying the masculine principle, electrons embodying the feminine principle. When they come together, you can create just about anything. I think the easiest way to observe the law of gender at work is in the animal world. And in animals, on the purely physical level of course, gender is analogous to sex, right? Sex is an expression of gender. But of course, gender is not the same thing as sex. Remember that these are energies and they exist, both of them, as energies within everything, including within ourselves. So it's important always to recognize that we have those masculine and feminine energies within us, also masculine and feminine, both are subject to the law of polarity. So you can have masculine energy expressing itself in a positive way or in a negative way. We can have feminine energy expressing itself in a positive or a negative way. And what I mean by positive is, is this energy supportive of life? Is it moving towards and supporting evolution, right? And the greater expansion of consciousness, why do I say consciousness and life? Looking back at that first universal law, the law of all mind is that everything is made up of one universal mind, okay? So the law of gender and these two energies working together is the mechanism by which creation or the all mind expands and creates, okay? So if these two energies are working in a negative way, that is actually counter evolutionary, right? De-evolutionary and we see actually instances of both of these happening in the world right now at ever accelerating rates. But that's a topic for another video. I think the takeaway of this video really is to realize that we have both within us and as humans, as creative beings who have the capacity to freely create in amazing ways beyond just procreation, right? Using this principle is the key to being able to manifest your desires into the world. Of course, you can do that at an unconscious level and a lot of people do. In fact, everybody does. No matter what you do, you're creating and you're using these energies to create. And a lot of people do create beautiful things without realizing that they're using these energies. But when you start to recognize what these energies are, you can actually consciously use them to take your creative ability up to the next level. But in order to do that, you really have to be aware of what is, what does it mean to be masculine? What does it mean to be feminine? What do these energies actually mean? And for that, stay tuned for part two of this video. And in the meantime, if you've enjoyed this video and would like to learn more about spiritual law, check out my spiritual law playlist. And remember, you were born to be free.


Madden 21 Next Gen Trailer officially released. I know that's how this video's about, but I do wanna talk about it for a hot sec. I mean, it doesn't reveal that much. I don't expect anything crazy different other than graphics to be different. If it's a brand new game and they really release like new modes and a ton of new stuff, awesome. I don't expect that. I expect the exact same stuff with different graphics. I guess we'll see, but a part of me kinda wishes that they had just taken it off. I know that sounds bad, but what if they had just spent all the next six, seven months preparing for Madden 22? Wow, that sounds so weird to say. Madden 22 Next Gen. I can't make too many judgements yet. It's not out. I am excited. I want it to be awesome. We'll have to see. This is my question though. Are they still gonna have Superstar KO? I don't know. I guess we're gonna find out, but I don't know why I didn't mention this already, but today's video, dude. Last time I played Endless Run or whatever it is, I went straight up undefeated the entire time. It was a blast. And the servers, at least on the Superstar KO end of things are a lot better. So I'm ready to get it. Let's go. We can't do that. Stupid. No, not the fundamentals. I'll go backyard here, though. All right, Lil Yachty. Let's do a job, bro. Defense, come on. Give me a legend. Start me out. Eh, you know what? Ultra Rare Gilmore. I am fine with that. Our first is gonna... Hmm. I like this a lot. Let's go. Rack them up. Tyree killed. And my defense a bit. Chris Jones. That's so ugly. No, I'm not doing it.  Hey, let's go. Ah, dude, it's, you know what's so crazy? Chris Jones is literally better picked than Palamalu here because of how unbelievably good Momentum Shift is in KO. I'm gonna take Palamalu because it's cooler. I get it. But hopefully we can get Chris Jones again. He's so busted in this. Literally makes no exception. Oh. Oh, and it's a rare Chris Jones instead of... 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That's a good outfit. So, of course, go to the link in the top of the description. Click on the special links. Number one, you'll be supporting my channel. Thank you so much. And number two, you'll get 200 gems and 500 free gold. And who knows, we might match up in PVP. Good luck. I'll see you there. Dennis Klash, thanks for sponsoring and guys, enjoy the rest of the video. Six players on his team. That's actually good though because I can steal. Ah, so he's got Antonio Cremardi. I love to steal that Antonio Cremardi. You think Devonte Adams can cook Cremardi? Oh, maybe? Maybe? That's why we got Devonte. That right there is why we got Devonte Adams. Oh my God, let's go. All right, let's make this read, ladies and gentlemen. Does he bite? Yes, he bites. Let's go goff. Let's go goff. Oh, goff's worth. I'm gonna give Devonte Adams a post corner. I don't think I've ever thrown a post corner in this game. Like literally ever. Let's see if he bites on it. Oh my God. Oh, dude, he was great. All right, we're running fake screen verts for the two-point conversion. Probably because of the nature of the play. I'm probably just gonna rifle the e-bron. Oh, I can still throw the screw. Juicy juice gets that boy across. Oh, the dig, the dig, the dig. Oh, he don't, not even the dig. He just throws directly. It looks like a pass to Palomalo and we're gonna go. That's fucked. That's fucked. You just got pooped on. I'm just, I'm just. Nothing. And honestly, I guess I'm taking a tire to kill but I don't even have a QB yet.  I ordered Postmates, got my food, ate it and totally forgot that I was in the middle of a video. And we're just gonna go right. You know what? I'll just get a better, I'll just get a better pool of players this time. It was destiny. It was destiny. Oh my God, I'm actually gonna get to use it. Yanis redemption. Yanis redemption. Right now, baby. Give me two and a half hours to finally get him in the game crash. Like, actually crash. Whole game is boom, gone. But I have him. I'm playing somebody who's a couple games in. He's got a solid squad.  So I'll definitely steal that if I can. Did I will say no?  I'm sure his stats are really good. There's no way to check it, I don't think, but. Tyree kill's on defense.  I'm literally Tyree kill on defense, but Miles Garrett. All right, does he throw underneath? He can't because Miles Garrett is everywhere right now. All right, I'm gonna keep these Blitzes hot. We're just gonna play over the top.  I'm just gonna Blitz everyone and then play deep again. I'm gonna put Tyree kill on this. Oh, it's Tyree kill?  Good shit, boys. So I got arm bar. Energizer reach for it. Rout technician. Slot-o-matic deep and elite veteran.  I don't know, maybe they tried to tone him down so he wasn't too OP, but finally I can get the ball to Yanis. Oh my God, that feels so good. That is Yanis. I'm very sorry he's completed past on my channel. He does have double me. I could give him a shot. Oh, he's got the seam anyway. No! Just don't return it. I can go into OT. All right, all right. Volleyball simulator. Yanis who catch at IRL. Let's see if he runs the ball. No play action. Tyree kill going in for the Blitz. He's just gonna bomb one up and catch him. And there goes Yanis once again. Yanis, Yanis. This is shitty anyway. I don't care. Every time I get Yanis, he just goes poorly. I'm over it. Next time I get Yanis, I'm just not taking it. I gotta go back to rhythm. Yes, please give me a quarterback. Oh my God. Hey, wait, this team is really good. Well, you know what? Mike Evans is something. He's a God. I like this team. That's just tough. The wide receiver of all time. Cover two. So he's gonna have the safety helping over top. And I gotta say, I don't, I generally don't think it matters. Oh, he's got the double team. Palomalu, double team there. Robert Woods just broke try Palomalu's ankles. All right, one more throw to Mike Evans and that's game. Ah! Oh my God. I got that answer. Wait, Aaron Rodgers? Hello? Are you a God? All right, Mike Evans in a different spot here. I actually really like that. Should, I don't know. That requires zero skill. You literally throw that ball in the whole line.  Let's see how it sets up. Whoa, edge, edge, edge. Inside Palomalu. It's not primal in Van Bell, guys. He's not in his prime anymore. Somebody's gonna get toasted here. I got this fully clamped. He's gonna take off the Russell Wilson fumble. All right, the field is closing down. We're on the 10 yard line in the Tampa 2. I'm thinking this is where we're gonna get that interception we need. I'm on Patty on Muassar. Then something over the middle, baby. Okay, just goes with the touch pass going nowhere. We're just gonna clamp the middle. Come on, send those slants, buddy. Send them. Come on! That's game. He marched all the way down there just to throw a risky pass. And I get to rob his Palomalu from him. I like that a lot. I think it's time we do the classic and that is throw the ball to Mike Evans. What's he running? Oh, he's being draped by somebody but I think he's got it. He's literally so good. He's the rare Mike Evans, by the way. This is not like, this isn't even the purple and there is no legendary, although there should be. All right, let's punch this in with bell. Whoa, maybe block the end the next time but it doesn't really matter. 8 to 0. All right, 3 to 9, my opponent is struggling. I like to see that. Yep, so this is the same thing as before. He already ran this. Barclay's gonna come out. Yep, there it is. Got him. Ho, ho, ho. If he stood up, I would have broke my brand new Series X. He only literally has thrown that so many times it's like unfathomable. See if he does it one more time. Ha, ha, ha, ha. We stopped him. Oh my God, he might have been a half yard short there. He's got Yanis. Do I have an offensive, oh, I don't have an offensive pick left. Damn, that's depressing. Otherwise I'd pick that Yanis. JK, I shouldn't. All right, well, you're not gonna see a lot of offense at least for me because all I'm gonna be doing, I thought I could pull him off and come under that. Let's lock up on defense. Last guy did not score on me. Where are you gonna throw? Over time, baby. Why'd you just throw on my, oh that's his Yanis, that's why. Look bro, listen, you gotta understand that the Yanis is God awful in this game. Anybody just quit. Like trust me bro, yep, he's gone. I feel your pain, I've been there. In fact, I was there in this video.  Sweet. I have a cavity, yay. Shit, I'm out of position. Where are you gonna go, that's a fumble? Pick it up, dammit. Oh, wait, what's the flag? There's a flag. Did I just get a penalty? Oh no. Somehow there's all been the best interference on that. I don't know what just happened but I will take it. All right, we'll try Mike Evans on this side this time. Hit a seam. Hit a seam, Mike Evans. He's so good. Hindustan, do I mess with his user?  First in 10, I really hope he runs his ball because I'm setting a screamer. Ah, get there, let's go. Two touchdowns open deep, but we got there so fast it didn't matter. We sold out for that blitz and I know something about selling out. I probably sold out in this video actually. Ah, I was playing underneath. Right here, right here. That was a touchdown if I didn't catch that too. And dashing dead eyed this. Ooh, that's not dashing dead eyed. Come on, Mike. Damn, I actually have to go into OT. Just need a decent amount of time in this pocket to step up and heave one to Mike. Oh, it wouldn't matter, he was on the 45. Wow, damn. I got beat, I got beat in my own game. He beat like that, bro.  I love you, I'll see you then. Peace.