Good morning guys and welcome to the Lady Gaga vlog. It is about 5 a.m. and I'm about to head out. And this is the first vlog you're seeing on my new iPhone. I am going to just vlog on my iPhone because the stadium has these weird rules about bags and stuff so I can't carry my camera or anything which really sucks but it's fine. So I'm just gonna use this and it's new so I wanna test out the camera and stuff. Just a little update on the phone because I don't know if you guys saw on my Instagram story but I had so many problems with this phone and it's still not my phone. It's still not restored from my backup. So I ended up backing up my old phone to the iCloud. They forced me to do that. And I think tonight, like when we get back I'll restore this one from the backup from the iCloud backup that I did. And I'm just gonna take my other phone with me as well. So I'm gonna live the double life of two phones. That's the little update. I don't wanna go into it because it's just so frustrating. I don't know why they make you have a password on your computer with encrypted. And I don't even know the password. I've tried every single password that I probably have ever used and it's like wrong.  But whatever, we're gonna just enjoy today and I'm gonna film on this and then I'm gonna airdrop it to my other phone so I can like save it and then restore this one from the iCloud backup. So yeah, I think that's about it for this clip. I'm gonna get on the road now. Okay, so we made it to Miami. I'm so excited. They haven't been to Miami in forever and it's just like a day trip with me and my friend. And I can't wait to go to the concert. Just thought I would update you guys. First off, we're going to this little brunch place called Purevita, I think. And it'll be good. I just need to place the bathroom because we drove three hours to get here and it was really hot, so I have to pee really bad. All right, so I got this Aseubol with just canola. I don't know why. I didn't think that they would put it like fall over but I guess not. So it's fine. Okay guys, so you know I watch Gretchen Garrity all the time and there's a soul cycle. So my friend and I are gonna like see if they're like still having classes and stuff. 60 minutes of Gaga. Yes! Oh my gosh, I can't. Look at the soul cycle bike. I'm like going crazy now. We're exploring this little mall with like luxury stuff and it's like kind of outdoors but it's like indoors. And apparently this place is called Brickle city center. So we're just gonna explore here and see what they have. We don't really have any set plans I really like. We're just like exploring the city. Okay, so now we are in the design district which I'm really excited about. Apparently there's like luxury stores we can pop into. It was really hard finding parking. And of course you have to pay to park everywhere which is fine. It's totally okay.  Yeah, we found some parking and we're gonna go keep exploring. Two of my favorites, Cartier and Hermes. Right next to each other. We're gonna go to Dior and then Louis Vuitton's right next door. BFF's man, faves. Okay, so it was interesting because in that Louis Vuitton store we weren't allowed to record videos but in so many other luxury designer places. Oh my gosh, here's Gucci. We should go in there. But in so many other designer places they're like, oh yeah, you can film and all that. So I think it's select stores where they change the rules because I have a blog of shopping in Louis Vuitton, like Malini Mall, and the lady in cruise ship. So it's kind of weird, but it's fine, we're still having a good time. It was just interesting. Stomped into Glossier. I didn't even really know what this is until my friend told me. But it's so cute in here. All right, so look at this really cute selfie place. It's so cute. It says, you look good. It's like under the water vibes here. Okay, so guys, we're going into Allo. I'm so excited because I've never been to Allo, don't own anything from Allo. I'm excited. So hopefully I can get a couple clips in here. All right, so this is what it looks like on the inside. How cute is this place? There's the doors. It's so cool in here. I love the aesthetic. Like, look at all the colors. I can't, I'm probably gonna end up getting something just because it's Allo. And I think everything is so cute in here. And it's comfortable to live in, obviously. And like, it's good quality and stuff, so. All right, so we're gonna go into Off-White. We've never been in one, which is gonna be super exciting. Did a little damage in Allo here. So we'll do a little haul in the car. I'll show you guys what we got. We got some really cute pieces. And since we don't have like an Allo where we live, it's like cool that we got to like shop at one. I had to stop at Gucci. My friend and I were like, okay, we'll stop in here. This is gonna be our last one. And then we see another shop. This is gonna be our last one. So cute in here though. Okay, so I got this crop top. It'll be like perfect for going to cycle bar when it's like winter and stuff. And it says Allo. I wish the Allo was in black though. You can barely see it. So it kind of sucks, but it's fine. I really like it. And then to wear as just like a top. Maybe I'll wear this tonight for Lady Gaga. My Bando doesn't work out, but it's just this black and it says Allo on the back. And those are the two pieces I got. It is really comparable to like Lululemon prices. I did spend like a good amount. And I'll end up probably spending like $10 on the little key chain tonight because I wasn't planning on seeing Allo, but we don't have one. And I don't like shopping online, especially when everything's just so expensive from Allo and everything. I need like a physical store to like try on stuff. My good friend got this really cute top. It's awesome. It's very basic and it looks like that. Just says Allo on it. I love the stuff that just like has the brand name. And then she also got these really, really cute shorts. So adorable. They're just plain black with Allo inside. So that's what we got. I'm so excited to wear all this stuff. It's going to be so cute. We're going to go to this maybe for a drink before the concert and getting ready and stuff. So that's why we're going to head over there. I've been having so much fun. It's nice to have like a girl's day like somewhere different, you know? I will say it's kind of weird because I feel like so disconnected without like social media like on this phone and everything. And I was going to upload some stories because I had some wifi from my other phone. But I filmed everything on this phone. So I'm like, I'll have to airdrop it. And then we're just like walking around and obviously airdrop behind it. I think you need wifi. So I'm just like, anyway, it's also things. But it's actually, I was telling my friend like it's so nice like just being forced to not like look at anything. It's just a nice feeling. And yeah. So I'm just enjoying my time and living my best life. And it started out with a perfect disabled.  I feel like I should catch you guys up because it started out with at 6 a.m. or 5 a.m. It was like 5 a.m. And this person was like, oh, we're testing like fall drinks and stuff. Do you want these like free drinks from Starbucks? And I was just like, oh my gosh. And we're like, no thanks cause we already got like our large drinks. Like we didn't really need anymore. But it's just like to start out the day like that and then to have a really good us at evil. Oh, yes. I forgot to mention our lunch waitress. She was super cool and stuff. She was kind of new, but she offered us tequila shots for a good Google review. And we didn't really take it, but we did leave her a good Google review. So if you check out social in Miami, they have good food and our food came out in like 10 minutes. Like I'm telling you, crazy. Anyway, thought I would do a little update because we need to keep guys informed. And now we have some time and we're just like waltzing around the store. So, yeah. Okay, so now we are back in the place that we were before. And we're gonna go to this really cool like rooftop lounge. You probably have a drink and then get ready to go to the Lady Gaga concert. I'm so excited. And yeah, we're probably gonna get some cute pictures up here too, because it's like, it's Instagrammable. So that's the plan. Fingers crossed and praying to the rain gods that like it doesn't rain. These are my grandma's and I can't believe they actually like still fit me and everything. They're really cute. She had good style. Outfit. So I have these feathers on. And then I have the top from Halloween. And then just like my black jeans because there's, I have to have pockets. So yeah, anything. Oh my gosh, I'm glad I did step on them. That was like a great thing. The actual audio cause I'll get copyrighted. But I got this really cute t-shirt and I got this hat for my mom cause she like collects ball caps and stuff. I wanted a shirt that had like the date and like where it was. So this one does say, this one does say Miami and then the date, September 17th. And it's like hot pink on the back. And then on the front, it's just this image. I don't even really know what the image is of, but it's like black and white. So I thought that was like pretty cool. I'll show you once I'm like in a better situation. A long time. I'm sorry that we can't finish, but I don't want to put your life in danger and get home safely. God bless you. It's almost 2 a.m. And I got some Taco Bell. Just documenting this for the memories.


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I mean That's the value of what he's today. Oh, it's a very way I don't know had this they sell 1.2 million shades or that's a value of almost money. Yeah, that's how much he sold That's the the profit that he got Wow, so what um, you know, maybe I need to give me some shades, but you don't you and jump in the bandwagon I got to man. Shoot. I got a team too because you gotta he from what I heard He so he gave everybody a pair on the team or did he sell them to him? No, he gave those Yeah, so you gave it so they could worm and market them it was a marketing strategy Yeah, keep you think he did it just for a marketing strategy. Yeah, keep shades on him talk to a man So do you think that I mean cuz they didn't expect his team to be winning at all? No, I did Where he go I didn't think it was gonna be this good I knew he was gonna have potential but not he put a golden touch Anything and everywhere. I knew it. Apparently you see it But a lot of kids gonna want to go to that school anyway, just because of him Yeah, but what's gonna happen is just like what happened before unless they know the length of the contract that he has with the school Look at the last school that he was at Everybody was trying to go then he got up and left and all the people enrolled They there but they're there without him unless they had a chance to transfer from there and go somebody else But other than that they still they're wishing that he was still there Yeah, I Like it.  I don't know. Wow You you you gotta understand though, man Anytime it come to our people people that look like us man, and they pull something off It's it's huge because we just don't have a lot going on and he brought his son with him He brought his son with him. They don't want us doing it. Wow. It's key y'all see y'all see ad On on TMZ Yeah, he was just on TMZ ad the one just left our show I think he's saying that gunner show go smooth in LA gonna got a show coming up Yeah, you know the nigga to kill the solid G we're young thugger But I did see a show that gonna did and It's like he's not a snitch or whatever what you mean. He's not a snitch. I don't got nothing to do with it cuz I ain't the streets, so They were saying he was a snitch and they don't know why people will still listen to his music But apparently people still love it. What makes you a snitch Bro, it's not from the streets. It's not it's not how you snitch and we take some for yourself I didn't get inside it. Exactly These people saying it's never been in jail never been in situation at all Like bro, you got a chance to go out you take a profession You're gonna take it like if they got if they got another scheme that they doing towards young thug They ain't tell nobody then we understand that but it's not snitching on yourself. I by saying I did this I'm not in the streets Free until even though we see it's a lot of charges against him We still gonna keep his name alive. Wow. I trip TMZ got another You know, they they always in the mix to some but I tripped out off the way that they you know I want I want to get our stuff to where we can we can really Speak on some stuff where oh, it's on the TMZ level in the south. I really do I'm gonna speak that we can speak on GZ in his situation. Wait a minute. See she be messy boy Good Lord, I didn't want to talk about really Jesus situation because it's so new But he did follow he wouldn't follow any one joint custody joint cuz but It's so new as in nobody don't know why they signed a prenup too. I know They were all around showing like it was such a great No In That That the vagina got boring and And what Got boring and basically they didn't have nothing in common So he didn't know that before they got married. Yeah, you knew it. He thought money I don't know That money's gonna take care of it. That's all it could have been a chance move as well But I don't I think that's all cap because he put out all type of stuff That's all cap because in a relationship you Times is gonna get born at at times But you got to try to make the effort to keep it saucy. Do you think he found something else? Mmm. She was married before for a long time What she found but yeah, that's all it shows that she can have long term Relationships, maybe it's just him. It might be he is a straight nigga. Don't try to put on him just because it's treating me No, no, I mean, I don't do that. He just put a book out to whether what the book say I don't know exactly I'm just You promote him for what you don't know what the book saying about you know, what is about it could be women No, no, it's more like what do you think about DJ envy and and what he did with Tyrese he say Tyrese Disrespecting respect to his wife Do y'all you I mean going to debt because I think to me when men go back and forth like that It's a little sassy and I you know I'm a man do the innest universal sass of these days, bro. No, it's nothing nothing Okay, go outside and you know my hope to what let the go back and forth like that I feel like stuff like that y'all do that stuff behind clothes Well, I had envy on that right after that didn't he? 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I see Those meds have an effect on people so I could believe it Yeah, so I know I know envy talked about He'll you know, he could have punched him in his face if he to say that about you Money I didn't listen to that bro If he said he'd punch you in your face and you just beg to his wife and you didn't feel like you did Well, how would you feel about that? They got boxing gloves at Walmart?   You can sponsor this We put a big old ring inside Walmart Yeah, yeah, yeah, you got to keep that same energy. Yeah, you gotta keep I know sister three me damn then they would talk about it I do something at home. That's like bro. I tell everybody home I say hey, bro Like figure out what's going on first before you go talk to anybody because you if you felt what's going on And then you know what's going on then you say what you want to but you just going that blind fold on That was going on you could be wrong But if you know what's going on then hey, you can say what you want to say and stand on it well another thing He did is After all these years, he's giving his guys back to publishing. He got the key to the city too You got the key to the city hollering in Times Square.  But you said something about it was bought out for like two years or something something happened Like two years ago to where they couldn't speak on bad boy or anything like that I guess maybe they was going through a negotiation or something. I don't know Getting his money first and then you want to give back that money? Y'all gonna leave pd Well, man, hey man, I said I just want to give the people a little something about reality TV reality TV And I'm gonna give you a chance money most of reality TV What can you tell people that people might I know about reality TV? Just for our listeners today? Something that it could be something like it ain't got to be heavy Let me see let me see I Don't know I don't know What's your favorite food chicken? All my niggas know that They don't realize about you, but I don't know if they know or not, but I don't care about what y'all opinion is What y'all say how y'all feel I'm gonna do whatever I want to how I feel about it. Hmm. Wow And I give you a chance mr. Maker, what what would you give them that they may not know? Nothing my life is an open book And she's been attention to a lot of stuff y'all won't even thank she felt it's very observant Yes, I can't do nothing around her. She knows she's a man either think about me the people don't realize and they did that When when it comes down to it, I'm real quiet like at home like I don't really talk much Yeah, like I talk I talk like at home. Yeah, but at home. I really don't talk much as I talk like when I'm out I talk more when I'm out in the public like when I go to stores when I go to different places I sure more and open up to people more you wanna know when I'm at home I kind of feel like like I kind of close. I do want to say this. Can I say this? I heard a thing I say You're right to an extent because Yes, you talk more other places than you do To your family. I'm not gonna say to your family. Can you talk a lot to your brother? But to everybody else, but you talk a lot at home, but just on the phone Yeah, that's business I will be introducing everybody to twins. So be looking out for the twins. Okay Number one podcast in the whole world man boss. 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So, hi everyone. This is Puneet Kumar, this site. I'm the consulting partner at Wipro, being a part of the bloggers and I've been keenly watching the space of decentralized identity. I own a charter for decentralized identity platform, which basically enables the implementation of a reputable potential that Wipro is building as well. Also, I have with me today Hitha, who is a base, who basically heads our excellence and also a key contributor in our life. So, without wasting much time, we can get on to the subject now. Though some of us might be aware of a very fab decentralized identity in general, I think production always, right? You know, which basically helps qualify a certain aspect of an individual. It can be a qualification, it can be an achievement, a certain quality or an aspect of his background or identity. Yeah, right. Any identity equation, there are basically three types of factors. One is the issuer of the trust, you might call it an issuer, you might call it a trust anchor. But basically, it's an entity which is having some information on the individual and has the authority of certifying that particular aspect of an individual's identity. Now, in some cases, it might be general attributes like citizenship, age, and so on and so forth, where typical issuers are government-organized. In some cases, it might, if it is related to education, education boards would be the issuer. The second actor in this case is the identity subject or the holder, the entity whose identity is in question. And the third actor is a relying party. Very few of those are interchangeable. But essentially, it destroys a certain individual's identity and before granting access to its services. What you see at the moment is change is proposed to be used for exchange trust in the exchange between these actors. Now, what makes these credentials verifiable is one who issued a credential to the credentials issued. He was presenting it, the fact that they're not really being tampered with and that they're still valid. Now, why all of these become important is because in some cases, even if you look at the typical us getting an access, the verification that happens is if it is a reasonable match between some aspect of the document that I'm presenting is the photograph and granted the entry. In some cases where the verification is a bit more critical, we know that certain authorized issuer have the biometrics. We also see some new development in the sense in the last few years, we see that using our social media lock-ins, we access services of multiple third parties. Now, in terms of being able to use a certain identity places, that gives us vulnerable because all these organizations and Facebooks of the world will have all the information on me and can do a complete profiling based on what services when I'm accessing how often I'm doing it and for what purpose I'm doing it. So challenges. What we're proposing here is that the verification is something that is established through blockchain. Essentially, when the issuance is happening, some aspect of that issuance or a proof of issuance as you might want to call it, something that's recorded on blockchain at the time of verification without having the need to specifically, exclusively reach out to the network itself. Now, from the feature perspective, as you would understand, some of it that we get is unordinated validation and verification. As I said, blockchain is certain aspects of the validation and verification, whether it was issued by the person, by the organization you're claiming, but whether or not it was issued. In fact, it's still valid as well. So those are the aspects that you get. So the potential per se is graphically established and it basically gives the individual complete control of one's identity. So if it's standpoint, if you see one, this emulates the experience that we have in the physical world, whenever we have to prove our identity where we basically prove, basically furnish a document that has been issued to us by someone, everybody's trusting for that identity. I gave the example of airport. So similarly, what the institution basically does is emulates that experience that we have in the physical world in the digital world, wherein like we have physical credentials stored in our wallet, what happens here is there are digital credentials that you are storing in your digital wallet, which is nothing but an application on your mobile phone, some of, you know, a part of which we are going to see today. Now, why it is, as we all understand, there are certain challenges that exist in the identity verification space, in its current shape and form, in the sense impersonation, fraud prevention, user privacy is a big concern. As I gave the example of Google, social media-based lock-ins, we do know that it's a problem. And making this whole thing paper-less is again one of the things that we're achieving. What is it, where all it, for what purposes it can be used? For cases where you need to authorize and authenticate certain individuals, look at ownership of certain documents, certain credentials, in cases of certification as well. It can be applied, I talked about the actors, the identity subject that you see in the middle here, can be individuals, can be organizations, can be devices, individuals, typical cases of proving citizenship, employment, education, health, coming to the fore, any model for permits and licenses that the organizations get from the government authorities, from devices standpoint, quality, safety, maintenance, monitoring, health, condition, all of those come into the picture as well. And from, in terms of the use cases, again, the spread is huge in the sense that if you look at government as a vertical, you would think of use cases like asset registry, permits, licenses, granting of permits and licenses, things like those. In the financial world, modeling KYC in the form of verifiable credential is already being explored in certain parts of the world. From the health perspective, if you look at devices, the identity for medical devices, looking at specific aspects like safety certification, etc., coming to the fore, and from individual perspective, electronic health records, practitioner credentials, again, is something that we know even NHS was exploring sometime back for doctors credentials. Manufacturing, again, worker certification, device certification are typical use cases that can be looked at. So the spread of use cases is huge. Now, I'll briefly quickly cover in terms of how this all works. I do understand that most of you would be aware of some of this. But very quickly, the entire process starts from the organization, which is a trusted organization, publicly known registers itself on the network that I am existing on this network with so and so identification. And I will be issuing so and so credentials. So that's the first step of the process. Now, once that organization is on board on the network as a user who's interacting with this organization, think of this as a government organization, I establish a connection with the issuer and say that, yes, I need the credentials that you are showing, this is the information that you have on me. So that's the second step that you see at the top. Then the issuer bases the information it already has, it offers a credential to the individual in this case. There's some back and forth that is involved in the sense that the individual can look at the information. And if he feels that certain information is not up to date, there can be a transaction to update that information and then get another issuance. Or it might be the case if the information is accurate, then I can accept the credential and the issuance will happen. The issuance cycle is complete. So what you see on the left hand side is the issuance cycle. Now, when the issuance happens, there is certain update that goes on to blockchain in the sense that this credential was issued to a person who is existing on the network by so and so details. So what you see, what's on the ledger is basically public DID, which is a way to identify the organization who is issuing those credentials, the metadata of the credential that particular organization is issuing, and there's a registry which basically ascertains that the credential that was issued is still valid. So once the issuance happens, the user is able to store those credentials in his wallet. And this is where the issuance cycle is complete. Now, on the verification side, the third party or a verifier, which you see on the right hand side, creates a certain template that I'll need an entity to verify these certain details before I can grant him or her the access to my services. So on getting that verification template and sharing it with the individual, the individual is able to select those credentials from his wallet and share it with the third party. Once the sharing happens, that is where the proof that was stored on the network for the issuance perspective is something that is verified and the verifier of the third party can take the proceedings from there. Now, one thing to note over here is that at no point the PII information or the user information is being stored on the ledger. What's being stored on the ledger is just the fact that yes, this issuance is valid, it is still valid. It was issued by so-and-so person to so-and-so person, but by so-and-so organization to so-and-so person, that's all that you get to store on the ledger. So this is what is the concept and for enabling this concept, we built a solution which is based on one of the hyperledger variant, the blockchain platform that is underlying the blockchain layer that you see is being enabled or the DID framework that I talked about is being enabled through Hyperledger Indie and on top of Hyperledger Indie, there's a framework that has been developed which is to enable communication between these actors and also make the entire stack blockchain agnostic is Hyperledger Ares. So the solution that we have built uses both components from both of those Hyperledger frameworks. Now moving on to the application of the concept per se. So what you see over here is how we utilize this concept to solve for a potential solution to one of the burning questions which we had six months back in terms of vaccination. Now in India's case the vaccination, as we all know, had to be phased out wherein there were priority groups that were being created by the different state organizations and as for the guidelines issued by the government of India, it was decided that the first priority group is the healthcare workers, the second is the frontline workers, the armed forces and the municipal corporation workers and the people of those profile. The third category was people who are greater years of age and the fourth category was people who are less than 50 years of age but with certain comorbidity. Now so we thought something similar can be modeled using the solution that we are proposing. So here getting back to that equation of the triad of issuer, verifier and the identity subject. In this case the problem statement can be broken down into three aspects. Is my citizenship or my age credential which basically ascertains that how old I am. The second aspect is condition for which the issuers, the first the age credential of the citizen or government body can certify so they will have to exist on the network as an issuer. The second aspect is the health condition for which a certain health either the health ministry or the healthcare centers can basically leave out for that in terms of the comorbidities and the ailments that a particular person is currently having. And the third aspect is the employment, which division or which sector I am working for in the sense of the government sector, all the healthcare sector and things like those. So using these three sets of credentials with these three sets of issuers we thought that because these people would have the information, the information can be obtained or these people can act as an issuer and issue credentials to the identity subject using which the identity subject can basically ascertain his or her eligibility for covid vaccine. The priority group for at the wax on the other side, the vaccine administration side because the verification will need to be done for these three is so they can basically create a verification template saying that these are the information that I need and basis which I'd be ascertaining the eligibility. So that's the role that vaccine administration team would act as an verify or the relying party in this case. Now what this essentially does is rather than go through that entire exercise cumbersome exercise of collecting information at one place and then kind of doing some analysis to figure out which priority group that's a particular person belongs to. This exercise one it will be decentralized and distributed and can basically minimize the time for bringing this whole thing into the or expediting the whole the vaccination process itself and also in some way as I said because it is decentralized the information collection can be expedited and basically bring some efficiency into the process. So before moving going further I'll just quickly switch on to the demo aspect so that you guys are able to understand it a bit better just hold on. I'll just stop sharing the screen and share it again. Hopefully my screen is visible and we can get started. So what you see on the screen is something you can think of when I when I'm trying to ascertain my vaccine eligibility. This is a webpage wherein it is being told to me that this is the priority order and these are the credentials or these this is the information that is needed for you to ascertain which right do I belong to. So moving forward as as as you see it is being just hold on. So if you see I can see that I need my citizenship information I need the employment information and medical information because you know one other place where this solution scores over others and you know this has gained kind of a lot of momentum in the last one one and a half is because paperless we know that you know there were actions of the government in the Middle East which were looking at paperless government issued credentials and things like those because you know the times we are in it becomes even more important to go paperless. So if you see in this page I get to see that I need these three credentials so the issuance cycle wherein you get to understand how the credential issuance is happening. So what you see here is when I go to get my employment today I need to connect with PFO for because this was developed in Indian we talk about the fact that you know EP one of the organizations which can certify for my employment potentials which is where this is a way where I connect with that organization I enter my email here and just move quickly so that yeah so once I click on submit what will happen is I'll get an email with a QR code which is basically nothing but a way for me to establish connection with the organization who's going to issue me the credential that was the first step I showed in the in the flow chart as well so I click on this I get a QR code now this is where you see on the right hand side of the screen a is a mobile application which is nothing but the mobile wallet I talked about you scan this QR code using the application the mobile application the mobile wallet and establish a connection with the issuer organization in this case the flow that we're talking about is is is establishing a connection to get my employment credentials so now when you see when I establish a connection this is the dashboard on the issuer side where you see that a certain representative from the issuer side will will get to see that the credential has been has been sorry the the connection has been established with with a certain individual so now this is where you see the issuance flow so what you see here is the process of offering a credential while what you see on the screen is a manual thing that we're doing here where in the credentials are being that the details are being entered manually however if there is a certain database where this organization who's issuing the credential already has the information what we've also done for some of the other use cases is a stab you know automate this part this is the identifier because we use the email over here and the identifier can be anything so so some some representative from the organization side is is is basically filling in these those details and issuing the credential to the individual now once he clicks and submits what you see on the right hand side the user or the individual in this case has received the credential and pieces his you know the accuracy of the information that is captured here he can decide either to accept or decline it so for for practicality purposes we're just saying that he clicks on accept and the credential is then residing on his mobile wallet so once he clicks on accept the credential is added to his mobile wallet and and he he's he's getting to he gets to see the credential in the credentials tab in the mobile wallet what you see on the screen right now so citizenship credential has already been issued to him now i demonstrated the flow for citizenship credential similarly you will have the flow for both the both the and the employment and the health credentials as well so once i have all the three credentials so what you see here is again the employment credentials being being issued so i'll skip this part quickly and just show the verification flow to you so we back to the verification page now and when i click on click check covid eligibility there's again a qr code that appears which basically encapsulates the information that is required on the verification side and if you if you get to see this some of the attributes bottom of the qr code in terms of what is the name and then things like those so as an individual what i need to do is i need to scan this qr code and what is is as soon as i scan the qr code the the information is required as per the potential is directly obtained from my mobile wallet because that's the application so so you see here the first name last name and there are other information that are also needed here so once i scan this from my mobile phone or the wallet app in my mobile phone what it will do it will basically select those credentials automatically and attributes automatically now the power in the sense of citizen control that i talked about or the individual's control over one identity i have the ability to what modify deselect if you not modify because that cannot happen because that will fall under tampering but if i don't want to share certain aspect in the sense that for my employment credential for for vaccination they don't need to know my employee code so i can just deselect that information all they need to know whether which sector i am in so i can deselect some of the information and i have the control over how much i want to share what will happen is as soon as i scan that i clicked on accept made the changes if i wanted to deselect some information and what you'll see here is i'll get to see that okay this is as i showed the entire flow the issuance and the verification together sometimes you know that that creates some sort of a confusion but think of it like you know if you already knew that in an ideal world you had these credentials like you have certain physical credentials in your wallet but the thing is that in physical you need to go to a person he'll do the verification and all of that you need to be done but if you had digital credentials pertaining to those exact that exact information that that is there in the physical physical credential documents that you have this thing could have been achieved in in in much lesser time is is what the message is now the qr code would be easy something so if unfortunately in due to lack of time i'd not be able to show but anybody who has all these three credentials would be able to scan and the moment he clicks on accept a present specific to the person who's presenting his credentials the information will appear over here so this is what we had modeled using hyper ledger areas and indeed on on on our platform and i think we are just in time two minutes to take any questions if there are any happening in the q&a tab there are a few questions okay i'll just check yeah so uh i see a question by david where verifier does not appear to conform to gdpr by requesting more attributes yes you're right in in some cases we do understand that that is something that need to be moderated uh by by certain organizations that we might want to call trust anchors in terms of how do we limit as an organization what information you are uh you you're you're uh you're asking for in your verification template whether or not that is valid or or you're authorized to get that information so as you said in certain context like if you look at gdpr that aspect will need to be looked at from the governance of the network per se that whosoever the issuers tomorrow some other some random organization cannot join the network and say i'll i'll issue a driving license to citizens of india or us now so some bit of governance is something which should be required at that level is where these aspects of geography specific rules and regulations we need to look at okay can you elaborate more on step to do okay okay how to ensure that the connection is made with the correct person there is to uh look at this in in some cases depending on the criticality of the of the issuance that you're doing in some cases it can be tied with with a in-person verification that can be just first time where you know that like it happens in the issuance of her uh in the issuance of her physical credential that first time i might need to go and register some attributes and i and i and i get a digital credential like i get a physical credential the only difference is the digital credential i can use at empty number of places cases where the physical issuance of a certain credential has happened beforehand there will need to be a mechanism as i said either based on otp or some information that they'll already have uh we can issue measures and some other methods as well wherein the issuance of the digital credential there might be an extra step or two just to ensure that that it is being issued to the right person uh am i correct in assuming that every issuer in the blockchain is automatically trusted and an every user right so as i said uh there would be some uh there need to be some uh for establishing or ensuring that the governance is uh is being handled on how open or closed the network is the governance protocol will need to be established now in this particular context uh there need to be some guidelines that yes employment organizations uh you know i am i'm i'm i'm accepting employment credentials from so-and-so organization for that matter even the health information i'm only accepting it through government authorized healthcare centers so either through the way of regulation or you know some some governance mechanism in terms of who the issuers and verifiers and what they get access to and what what they can issue is something that will need to be established between the network like it happens in any blockchain network where uh through set up protocols you and you need to find a way where in the governance uh there's a robust governance mechanism to handle cases like these i think i've already overshot the time by two minutes so i'm not sure if i can take more questions right i think we'll have to conclude yeah one minute offline yeah one small question which i see again is our issuers operators of indie nodes yes and no uh in all that is needed for you to uh be an issuer on the network is you need a uh basically a d i d away for you to identify yourself on the network now there the the the d i d to node mapping can be one is to one or in some cases if you don't want to host node there can be mechanism where the multiple d i d's are outed through one single node however there again some mechanism to ensure all of the d i d remains with the organization who's who's uh who's basically uh who who that d i d but basically represents so both ways are possible multiple d i d's through one node however as we know the ideal scenario or the two um you know two sense of private privacy preserving scenario would be one one is to one mapping between the id and uh and the nodes but that will come at a cost as well i think we can answer a few more seo says that we can few minutes okay are you monetizing the application what is the approach you plan and that okay so in terms of monetizing again there are multiple ways in which we are looking at this uh in in typical cases uh the organization is acting as an issuer needs to be incentivized in a way uh for how often that that verification is being done like if if you and and again that that might or might not depend on the use case if you look at a kyc uh typical kyc uh use case here uh we we know in in in in India typical kyc if a bank has to do would cost uh say six to eight dollars uh per person the uh so so if if uh if as an issuer if as a bank i'm accepting the credentials which has been issued by another bank this is the accuracy of the information that i get from a certain bank uh that can be devised to compensate the issuer how often those credentials are being used uh they'll the of course the issuer will not get to know who's who's uh verifying but the number of times a certain uh issued credential has been used the issuer can be compensated uh basis with the accuracy of the information as well so every time i get to use some information and i do a verification of my own as well uh i can uh you know we are also looking at uh at a feedback mechanism where in the verifier if if he can certify okay the the information that i got from so and so he seems to be more accurate so that way is the issuer status or the issuer score goes high and he can charge a premium to the information that he's providing so that is one model that that that we are looking at as well so as you said uh for the issuer the the motivation or the incentive should be that he should be able to monetize uh for the information uh that it is providing right for the verifier uh the incentive is that he gets the cost and he otherwise would have so so somewhere midway the whole uh the whole incentive the monetizing bit needs to happen uh okay i think our issuers of i think are pretty much answered most of the questions uh one other question that uh is there is that if the demo application uh had been real application somewhere so as i said we build the platform multiple use cases can be modeled on the platform as talking with the with one of the leading banks uh based out of any uh to to look at uh you know because banks naturally there's there's been a as identity providers and that that topic has been dealt on different different independent and has kind of come or or has manifested in certain initiatives as well but so so as i said banks based out of the media is looking at setting up setting up a network where it can act as an identity provider so we are in talks with this platform that we built here at the pro uh for for basically helping them achieve the vision and there are a couple of other conversations we are having it is uh this particular demo what you see is was built just you know from the perspective to show agility that yes if we had uh you know if we have certain organizations uh who already have that information uh the whole process it uh you know like quite significantly and and that's that was the intent of us building this almost in like two weeks three weeks time this is the platform that we built and then there are a couple of other use cases also built using the the platform uh that that we have here in the pro i think i did cover most of the questions unless there are any more and any which ways if there are any further questions feel free to write to us as well uh i will provide a version of this deck that we presented with our uh with our contact details feel free to reach out to either with arshi and we'll be happy to take any further questions we can wrap up yeah we can do that thank you all for attending thank you all see us have a good day and stay 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Well, I would agree with you if, if, because you said that the software engineer might be next door. That would make sense if the girls were talking about like the suburban girls gravitate to the drug dealers because it's new, it's different. But the reality is the suburban girls gravitate to the drug dealers. The girls who grew up next door to the drug dealers gravitate to the drug dealers. So even if it's familiar to you or if it's unfamiliar, there's still an idea that it's exciting. So it must be more than just it's different and I don't know that life. All right, so the first question I'd like to start off with is in an alternate universe, Freaky Friday, you woke up tomorrow and you were a dude. What kind of man would you be? Walk me through your day. What kind of man would I be? I don't even know. That's interesting, I don't know. I mean, I would say I get up, shower, get myself together, make sure I take care of my skin, make sure my hair looking good, make sure I'm dressed well and then hop in a car and go to work. I don't know. What kind of job are you doing? What kind of dude are you? What kind of dude am I? What kind of dude would I be? I would like to say I would be very business. I would love to be an entrepreneur. That's what I am. So as a male I would definitely be the same. So maybe not necessarily clocking in to work, but going to do whatever my perspective duties would be for my job, for my business.  I don't know what job you're doing, like I don't got a man, so I don't know. What do you think, because the objective of the question is about empathy and being able to truly walk a mile in some light issues. What would your relationship with women be like? I would like to say that I would be the empathetic man. The one that actually is honest and cares about your feelings, I would be the one that does the sweet things. Like the things that I would want as a female would do that as a male.  I would be that guy, that guy that is able to be honest with you, but at the same time kicking with my friends, like I ain't got time to always be booed up with you. Yeah, I mean I would just be very real, like have fun, kick it, like just be able to do all the things that I do or that I would want my man to do. What if your woman still isn't happy?  I wouldn't be the person that's always around my boys either. Like I like balance in my life, so my time would be split between doing work, chilling with my friends, being with my family for sure, like that's super important to me. And then like spending time with you, but if that's not enough time, then let's figure it out, like what are we going to do, like how much time are you wanting, like what are you wanting exactly, like I think is it that you want us to go out on more dates?  And then I can kind of redirect my life. Okay, that sounds good. Thanks. So the thing is a lot of men feel like the man you just described that you would be in our current world in 2022 and in the United States would not have very much luck with women. Wouldn't have much luck with women? A lot of men are going to say that that guy is going to be the simp. The what? The simp. Okay. He's going to be the nice guy who finishes last. He's going to be the guy and the friends on. So how do you respond to that? Why do you think men feel that way? Um, I think that men feel that if you're, like, if, well, if you're being honest and. To be a good dude, just the considerate, empathetic Russell Wilson. Russell Wilson. He got Sierra though. Yeah, but before that, you know what I'm saying? Do you think Russell Wilson was having success? The type of success as a future would have with women? Uh, probably not because of the type of, well, it depends on the type of woman. Like if he's generally speaking, just no, I think he would honestly. Russell Wilson is a good looking man. He's got a great job and he obviously can take care of life. He didn't have any kids beforehand. That's like a huge thing. Um, yeah. Now when it comes to future though, like future, he, I heard with the hoes and the strippers and of course like the strippers aren't trying to be with Russell Wilson and Russell ain't trying to be with no stripper. So I think it's just two different types of women. Um, so you're saying most women are more so strippers or do you think most women are normal? So who would most women find more attractive is the question? I think it's the type of way the business of a woman. For me, for most, for most women, I think most women probably would go, I don't know, because I don't know. Tell it, but you got to look outside yourself. I know. I guess most women would go with a future because of the fame and the money and. They're both famous. They both have money. Yeah. But you don't know like, no, a future like flash is his money. Like the flashy guy is of course the girl that you went, the, the main that you want to be with because you assumed that he's going to drag you in the Gucci and designer and give you all the money and put you in the videos and you got the cars and lambos and all these things. So yeah, that's way more appealing. And plus he's more out there.  I think most women want that we crave that attention. So you think future would give most women are going to feel like future would give them more attention than Russell? I think that most women would feel like they would give him that he would give women enough attention to so that it's not about him giving them attention.  So I think that as a female, sometimes it's not so much like it's future going to be home with me every night. Hell no, he ain't going to be home with me every night in the strip club or at the studio. Cool. But when I'm out with future like paparazzi, I'm going to be draped in this. I'm going to get all of this. Like it's the extra that comes with it that you may not necessarily see from Russell because like you don't you don't see it. Like that's not what he's putting out there. That's until Sierra come around. I didn't know that Russell had like what women he was talking to already like that. So I just think that it's sometimes what comes with being with that person that women are attracted to because we do crave attention and we do want to feel love and we do want to be noticed. And so I do think that if I'm with a future, yeah, I'm going to be noticed because everyone knows him. So everyone's going to know you because you're the girl that's with him. And sometimes that's all that you want.  Now whether that's what you're going to get at home, probably not and no one sees the at home life. And if you do it's in the taboids because it's usually some mess going on. That's the why it's coming up. So let's go a little deeper, right? Because celebrities are a different beast. Yes. And and and it's not really a good apples to apples comparison. But the whole future in Russell Wilson thing, I think it it it acts like a they act like placeholders. So Russell Wilson represents the good guy. Future represents the bad boy. Right. So the next question is why do you think? OK, so it's like a two parter. Do you think most women gravitate to the bad boy? And if that's the case, why do you think that is? Yes, I definitely think I definitely think that I think though we as women do gravitate to the bad boy because it's that rebellious side that we all have. Like as a as a female growing up, like you're just not you're very protected. Most women are protected by their family, by their mom, by their dad. They're someone wants to shield them and cover them and protect them and make sure that they're safe until a certain extent. Obviously, when you turn 18, like get on you so much. But normally as a female, like there's going to be parameters that are set up that kind of like block you in where me growing up seeing my friends that are guys like their parents letting them do kind of like whatever, you know, like there's so much freedom. I feel like so sometimes being with the one that's like the exact opposite or on the edge is like, oh, this is exciting. Like, I never got to do this, you know, I never got to be with this kind of person. And there are parts of and there's parts within I think everybody, especially females that like want to be wild and crazy. And like we have all the same like natural emotions to like rebel. And so I think there's this attraction to another person that has so much confidence and freedom to rebel and to be rebellious. And like people love it, love them for it, that it's like, oh, I'm going to see what it's like, like. So what because the reason I asked that question. So for instance, I have a 17 year old brother and he's coming up and he's seeing how the world works. And he's going to see that future tends to have more success. And because he's going to see that he's going to in some way, shape, perform, model his behavior more after future than Russell. And now you have more futures, right? And then on top of that, if you know, you have a lot of single mother households where they really recreate the deadbeat dad that they complain about all the time, they literally turn their son into the same dude. So like, how do we move forward and move away from the bad boys? Just more exciting when it comes to like a black community perspective. How do we get away from that? Should we get away from that? I don't know. I don't know if we necessarily need to like get away from it. I just think it doesn't need to be glamorized. I think the thing that makes it so popular is that people glamorize being the bad boy. Like who glamorizes society? I think like social media does like, yeah. I really just think a lot of social, it's a lot right now. But be more specific, like are men glamorizing it or women glamorizing it? Are both glamorizing it? I think it's both. I mean, I definitely think it's both.  Everybody want to be you. Of course you want to be that. Like that's like, oh, yeah, I want all the girls. I want to be up in this. I want to be in that. I want to be in the mix. I want to know this person. I want to be connected. So yeah, let me do all this stuff. Let me go and do all that. Let me go and buy this and, you know, let me do this.  So let me do everything I need to do to be in here. Let me get the lace, the lashes, the nails, the tight clothes, the no clothes, the whatever it's going to take to get noticed. So I think everybody, in a sense, like fuels it. And I think to get away from that, I don't think you'll ever get away from that because there's always going to be people that you're always going to be attracted to something that's different from you. I mean, opposite to track, like it's natural to like be attracted to something that's different because it looks intriguing and it's interesting. It's just different. Like you're just curious. Like curious. Do you think it's natural? I think it's natural to be curious. Okay. Okay. Now, where your curiosity takes you, that's on you. What do you think that comes from? So like, why do you think, so the curiosity is natural, I agree with you. But why do you think female curiosity tends to go to people called the pookies and the ray rays? Why do you think that is? Okay, you'll be more specific on what you're asking. Like the software engineer, you've never been with a software engineer, but it's like I can kind of assume what his life is like and that's boring. But the drug dealer, I've also never been with a drug dealer. And when I assume what his life is like, that's exciting. So why the different ideas of what different looks like and what's appealing? I think it's based off of what it's shown.  Compared to you seeing the drug dealer that got all the money, that every time you go and now he buying you this and buying that or whatever female that he's with, she's all glammed up, iced out, money, like they taking trips, you know, like that, of course, like who doesn't want to take trips and be iced out? Like it just like, I think it naturally is like, man, I want that. Like I could have this at any time. Like I mean, I work my own job and that's my life right now. Like I want something different than what I have. And so I think it comes down to like sometimes seeing something that looks like a dream and you wanting the dream versus like the software engineer, regular, regular guy, like, you know, he could be, you know, I could be my neighbor kind of thing. So I think sometimes that curiosity is just like, I just want something different. I want to know what it's like to be on the other side of whatever size you're on. Well, I would agree with you if if because you said that the software engineer might be next door. That would make sense if the girls were talking about like the suburban girls gravitate to drug dealers because it's new, it's different. But the reality is the suburban girls gravitate to the drug dealers. The girls who grew up next door to the drug dealers gravitate to the drug dealers. So even if it's familiar to you or if it's unfamiliar, there's still an idea that it's exciting. So it must be more than just it's different. And I don't know that life. I mean, I don't I don't think it's not not that. I think and I wouldn't say like the girls who grew up next to drug dealers gravitate to drug dealers because when you see it, it's like, OK, again, I think a lot of it is just what you can get from it. So that's what I was saying, like being with future is not just about being with future, it's everything else that comes with being with the future.  So I think it's all the things that play into it. It's not just because I do want another life, but it's also because, like you said, like I can, if I'm with the software engineer, are you going to be flying me out to Turks and Caicos? Are we going to be, you know, like, I don't know, maybe, but I know for sure who's drug dealer, who got out of this cash. If I want to do that, then, yeah, we could do that, you know? So that's what I was saying, like, I think that a way to get away from this bad boy, like attraction necessarily, not necessarily bad boy, but this, this attraction to this rebel mentality is to not glamorize it or show what it's like if you're not a drug dealer, but you got a lot of money and you're a software engineer. Let me see a software engineer that lets get the dress as well, that goes out, that does all these things. Because to me, if I know you were a drug dealer, more than likely, it's not like, oh my gosh, let me go sign up and be with that man. Like, I'm not going to be like, that's why I want to be with you because you were a drug dealer. We're like, yes, like no. Have you seen those videos where it's like men on the street interviews, they go out into like Miami Beach or something and they stop people and they ask them questions. And like one of the ones they did, they asked them, like, would you rather a nine to five do it or a drug dealer? Nine out of 10 of the women were like drug dealer because it's more exciting because he'll spend more money on me because, you know what I'm saying? I want to ride around with you with your gun in your lap and all that stuff. But that's not about the person, it's about what you're getting from that person. So what you're saying is most women, and again, correct me if I'm wrong, are you saying most women don't actually want the man, they want the aesthetic? When you, in the context of you comparing the future and the rustle, the aesthetic is going to weigh heavy. So I'm not going to say most women are going to go one way or the other, I don't know what most women are going to want. I just know what I want as a person, like, is not going to be with a drug dealer, no offense. Then they done that, we good. It ain't that glaring or it's that kind of thing. I don't know, I think that as a female, as a woman, that you want someone that's going to be able to provide for you to show you attention, to show you attraction, that's going to be there for you. And sometimes you do get that feeling being with someone who has this ultra-rebel, mentality, the drug dealer mentality, the future life versus, and that looks appealing because that's instant. I can touch the money right now, I can see that right now. Versus being with the rustle, which in our honesty, nine times out of ten a woman is probably going to choose a rustle over a future.  I think that segues perfectly. I think that segues perfectly into my next question because here's what, you know, is paying attention to the comments to what people are talking about. You're right, but it ends up being like a Mike Jones situation. Back then you didn't want me, now I'm hot, they all want me. And what I mean by that is when the girls are 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 in their prime, according to society, that's when they go for the drug dealer. And after they are used, abused, misused by the drug dealer, then at 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, they're looking for rustle. I completely disagree. So talk to me, talk to me. I think that you're very stereotypical in that. I think that the 21s, the 25s that you're describing are a section of people that you see on social media. Like, I really do, like, and I'm not saying that at 21, 22, like I wasn't the girl that was like, I want to be with the drug dealer, like, I want to be with someone that has money is what I want. And it's the money that I want. And if the drug dealer has the money he's going to treat me right, then yeah, 21, I want to be with the drug dealer then. Because he got money. But I don't think, I don't think it's the drug dealer piece that, you know, is the problem.  Now I have better priorities because I'm older and wiser. And I expect the same outcomes that were available to me at 21, 22, 23. What do you mean? Meaning that the software engineer should still want me. And now that I appreciate him, because I know it's not just about flashy. It's about 401ks. It's about what do you have in the bank account? It's about sustainability. Now that I know that he should want me again. So why do you think men are angry about that? Well, first of all, when you look at a man who is 21, 22, 23, he's not a software engineer more than likely. And he is not a Russell Wilson. Explain. Like, unless you're telling me that the majority of the men between the age of 21 and 25 are a Russell Wilson that have their head on straight, that actually are not trying to chase women in the club, being crazy and foolish. That's all I'm saying. No, what I'm saying is the guys who are 21, 22, 23 are future software engineers. And they're currently the boring nerd guy that's in the house and studying. I don't think that's it. But later on, it's almost like a butterfly cocoon situation.  Right. But because women don't prioritize that type of potential, he gets overlooked a lot of times. Well, no, I think that when we're comparing, okay, so if we're comparing a 21 to 25-year-old female who we describe as going for the futures, it's more than likely because, or the drug dealers, it's because the 21 to 25-year-old man at that time is the future. So all 21 to 25-year-old men are futures? I'm not saying all. Just like I'm not saying all women are. I'm saying if you're talking about the majority of black men between the ages of 21 to 25, the majority of black men between the ages of 21 to 25 are not out here trying to put their head in the book to study. They are not out here trying to hold down home. That's not true. The difference is the ones that are seen are the ones who are flashy. That's the same type. That's what I'm saying about women, too. The ones that you're describing are only the ones that are seen. So if we're going to compare apples to apples, let's talk about the flashy dudes and the out-hero females because they attract each other. I disagree. Yeah, I know. The reason I disagree is because generally our culture, because obviously all I've dealt with is women. All I've dealt with is black women. Generally our culture pushes the same aesthetic to everybody.  So what I'm saying is even the cheerleaders want the quarterback, but the nerdy girls also want the quarterback because he's the quarterback, right? Right. And she's not looking at the band geek. So the band geek gets overlooked by both women. So it's not as simple as saying, oh, the nerds are going to find themselves, the hot people are going to find themselves. No, both people are overlooking the nerds, right? But then later on, when the nerd glows up, because most men glow up, you know, most nerds, nerd men glow up, she wants the same outcome. What is wrong with that? Because as a society, right, as a society, we have decided that men have a certain curriculum to grade what type of man you are. We've also decided women have a certain curriculum to grade what type of woman you are. What happens a lot of times is we think those curriculums are the same. So what I mean by that is a man getting a master's degree makes him more attractive to women. A woman getting a master's degree, she assumes makes her more attractive to men, but it's not the case because a curriculum is different. And for men, our curriculum for women is based on youth and it's based on beauty. Both those things go away over time. So I think that's why men are upset about it.  See, I think the fact that you even labeled it as that is a problem. Talk to me. Because as an educated black female, I don't have any baby days.   But who are you talking about? I'm just saying like you just described, you said I wanted you when I was outside. But that's future though. Future has two or three baby moms. The software engineer. But the software engineer, why are you assuming that the, I guess it bothers me that the narrative is always like, well now she got all these kids and now she unattractive. And now that's when she wants that. And that's not the case. Yeah, I don't think that's the case. I don't think it's always the case that because I got five baby daddies or I got all these kids or just didn't work. And now I want you like, no, I think that people grow. And I think that I just, I just don't think that because I know a bunch of beautiful black women, including myself who glowed out, who actually glowed up after whatever the hot stage was when everyone was hot at their 20s. Like now I'm in my 30s and I'm the best looking thing that I could have ever been. And I still don't have a man. So let's talk about that. But no, I'm just saying, let me finish that part. But like, I just, I don't think that it's, I don't think it's about, oh, you weren't hot then. Now I want you because it didn't work out over here. I think that sometimes it's, I couldn't see you. I couldn't see that. Like that's not what I was looking for at that time. So of course I'm going to skip past you because why I do want the quarterback, maybe not because he is the finest thing, but because he's the quarterback. Again, it's about what comes with it, you know? Like, and I think that's the main thing is about, sometimes it's for females, what comes with it, not necessarily all about the looks and all these things.  Well, yeah.  Like, focus, like for real, like focus on you, like focus on like finding out who you are as an individual, not being social media, like heavy, like, yeah, social media.  Like you don't got to be the Instagram baddie or the Facebook girl or you don't got to have the this or that. Like you don't have to do all these things. Like sometimes it's just good to just be you and figure out you before you start trying to be everything for everybody else because I also think that that's a part of this crazy whatever this is going on between men and women in the black society right now, like especially in the younger generations, like everything's so social media heavy and social media driven that you can't tell me who you are. You don't even have your own language. All you know is what that Instagram or that TikToker says and like that's all you want to be. It's like that TikToker because they have a hundred thousand views like a hundred thousand followers. Like, but who are they? And more importantly, who are you? Like you're not them. So who are you? And so yeah.


What's up guys? We're back with another video. This is one that I didn't expect to be doing, but I got some crazy news today. A lot of you guys have seen it and some of you guys haven't, but PSA has shut down every service level that's lower than Super Express, which is $300 a card. You can't send regular, you can't even send express level anymore until they said their goal is to return by July 1st. That's over three months, three months, that they're basically shutting down unless you already have your cards there. So you can't send them anything else. This is bad. This is bad for me because I just got that huge collection and I didn't submit any of the cards yet because I didn't expect this to happen. So I figure a lot of you guys are in the same boat. You have a ton of cards you're about to submit or you've been waiting to submit. This is why you don't wait. This is why you don't wait for it to calm down because it's shut down. PSA basically is shut down unless you're going to spend $300 on a card, which is only worth it if it's a huge card. But if it's anything under like a $10,000 card, you're probably not going to send it in. I mean, that's just a ton of money. Wow. It's literally shocking. I'm so shocked. It's not like a month. It's three over three months that their goal is to return after three months. They didn't even say for sure that they're coming back July 1st. Their goal is to come back. If you want to grade a card, you can't go to PSA. You don't have BGS. That's your option. You can go to BGS, but they're already just as backed up as PSA was, and now they're going to be getting a ton of submissions because nobody can submit to PSA. They're like, oh, well, CGC, they don't grade Yu-Gi-Oh cards. So yeah, guys, Yu-Gi-Oh is straight out of luck right now. We have BGS. That's it. CGC will not grade our cards. PSA won't grade anything unless you want to spend $300. So if you're trying to grade something for Yu-Gi-Oh, you're basically out of luck, and you're going to send a BGS and just wait for two years. So that's pretty much your options right now. It's crazy. I mean, let's be real. This is the same thing we said when they doubled them prices. When they doubled them prices, I was like, okay, whatever. People are going to keep submitting, and clearly they did because they just decided to shut everything down. But it's not the end of the world. You don't have to grade your cards. You don't have to get them encapsulated. You don't have to do it unless you need to flip or something, which is never a good idea that you need to flip your cards as soon as you grade them because then you're relying on the grading company to even get them back, to even grade the cards, obviously. This is just some crazy news.  So if you're planning on submitting to PSA, you're going to have to wait. And also, I don't know what's going to happen with, like, the middleman companies, but assuming they definitely have to shut down now because they can't submit anymore. So it's going to be a huge pain for them because they're going to have all these cards they're supposed to be submitting. And now there's not an option to submit them anymore. I don't know if they may have maybe have an agreement with PSA or something, but that's just crazy. So this is just a shorter video, basically letting you guys know PSA has shut down and now we can't grade our cards unless we send a BGS. So this is pretty big news for the trading card collectible community.  This is pretty big because when it comes to the whole grading aspect, PSA is like 90% of the market and they are deciding to completely shut down. Now you're down to your company. People don't use it all. And then there's, you know, BGS and then CGC. If you're a Pokemon fan or a Magic fan, but they don't upgrade Yu-Gi-Oh. I'm guessing that CGC will start grading Yu-Gi-Oh during this. That's my guess. And if they do, we're probably going to send some cards to them just because I mean, where else are you going to send them? So let me know what you guys think. So let me know what you guys think about this. Were you about to submit some cards? Do you have cards at PSA currently? And what do you think about the whole shutdown thing? What do you think is going to happen? Just let me know in the comments because this is a weird situation. This has never happened. PSA had like never changed their prices until recently. And they, I guess they had shut down and turned COVID for like a week and I'm unfreaked out. And now it's for 12, 13, 14 weeks or whatever, like at least. Let me know in the comments what you guys think about this. It's crazy. And that's that's pretty much it. We will be live tonight or whenever you guys are seeing this on Wednesday. We'll be live 6pm central opening the dual synthesis. So make sure you guys go check that out. And that's it for this video. Hope you guys enjoyed it. See you guys later. Peace.