What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late sports cards, ripping 22, Bowman Inception, Baseball, Hobby, 8 Box, half case break, number 40. Random team style, there's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website, under the results tab, as well as the link in the chat. Let's do it. Fox 1, base and base. We've got Ryan Reckley, Ricardo Cabrera, there's a blue, Alexis Hernandez, 85 out of 99 for the Cubs. We've got Curtis Mead, nice one there, that is at 96 out of 100 for the Rays. Curtis Mead, got the Mead for Mead. And Isaac Pacheco, 39 out of 50 on the Gold for the Tigers. Congrats, Detroit. Rodriguez, 93 out of 99, nice one there for the Yankees on the blue. We've got Jordan Lawler, 39 out of 50 on the Gold for the D-backs. There you go, Arizona, Scott F. Grats, buddy. And a Alejandro PA, 100 out of 250, going to the Rays again. Rays two for two on hits in the first two boxes. Congrats, Tampa. We've got a Redemption, uh-oh. That's this guy. There's Ryan Bliss, 90 out of 99 for the D-backs. What do we got, what do we got, what do we got, what do we got? Base prospect, autograph, fuchsia foil, parallel, 275. Jackson Churio, boom. Going to late M with the Brew Crew. There we go. Honey Nut Churio. Let's go. Congrats, light. There you go, buddy. Churio coming your way. And a Samuel Munoz, 17 out of 25 on the Orange, nice one there for the Doyers. Oscar Colas. Jordan Walker, 39 out of 75 for the Cardinals. Henry Davis, that is 78 out of 99 for the Pirates. Prospect, Otto Blu. And Gold, Benny Montgomery, 43 out of 50 for the Rockies. Been a good break so far, actually. Been a really good inception break. Robert Hassell, 24 out of 99 for the Padres. Blu. We've got nice, Marcelo Meyer, that is one 22 out of 200 for the Red Sox. There you go, Daniel G. Grats, buddy. Nice, Marcelo. And a Norhei Vera, 345 out of 399 for the White Sox. Ethan Wilson. Yeah, it's been really solid, Blake. It's been really solid. Trace Sweeney, Tyler Whitaker, 51 out of 99 for the Stroves. We've got a George Flees, 335 out of 399 for the Mariners. There you go, Chris. And Primordial, Harry Ford, 73 out of it, or 53 out of it, 75. Jesus hearts you. His inscription on all of his autos in this year. Nice one there. World Baseball Classic Legend, Harry Ford, or Great Britain. Yasser Mercedes, Yasser, 85 out of 99 for the Twins. We've got Fuchsia Dario Lopez, 26 out of 75 for the Pirates. And a Johendrick Penango, 392 out of 399 for the Cubs. And a Yonkard Puprikini. And Simon Juan, 80. Yonatan Classe, Roberto Campos, 23 out of 50. Gold for the Tigers. We've got Joshua Baez, Primordial, 94 out of 99 for the Cardinals. Yonkard. And a Sal Frelik, 88 out of 99 for the Brew Crew. Nice one there. Let's do a quick recap here, everybody. We've got Joshua Baez, Dario Lopez, Yohendrick Penango, Harry Ford, George Flees, Norhay Vera, Sal Frelik, Marcelo Meyer, Benny Montgomery, Henry Davis, Samuel Munoz, Alejandro Pia, Jordan Lawler, Curtis Mead, Isaac Pacheco, or no, Isaac Pacheco, and a Jackson Churio. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for your patience and the fill. Next up, Personals.


with the speed of light, the cloud of dust, and a hearty high old silver, the lone ranger. With his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the masked rider of the planes led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. The stories of his strength and courage, his daring and resourcefulness have come down to us through the generations, and nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear, from out of the past, and the thundering hoof beats of the great horse Silver. The lone ranger rides again. When the lone ranger and Tonto reach the telegraph station, the last one before Canyon City, they left Dan Reed, the masked man's 14-year-old nephew, with the fellow in charge. And you're to stay here till the masked man comes back. That's all I know about it, Daniel. Oh, I don't mind. I never saw a telegraph before. You mean to say you can really talk with this little button? Well, not exactly. Talk. You push the key down and makes a click. Then you let her up, and there's another click. Like this. You savvy? Oh, is that all there is to it? Well, when you heard that click, the men all along the telegraph line heard the same click. How could they? They've got an instrument like this, too. It's electricity that does it. Now, if I make the clicks like this, that's called a dot. And if I make them like this, then it's called a dash. There's a code worked out. Each letter having a combination of dots and dashes. The lone ranger told me something about how a telegraph works. Golly, it sure is wonderful the way science is doing things. Daniel, when the construction crew gets done with the job at noon tomorrow, Canyon City will be hooked right up with the big cities in the east. Why? I think it can happen way in the east, and we'll know about it inside an hour. Jeb. Yep. What's wrong? Who said anything was wrong? Well, there is something wrong, isn't there? Go on with it now. You're just guessing. Oh, I'm not guessing. We were east to here when the lone ranger was talking to a man in one of these stations. Dan, I don't know if you appreciate what a lucky youngin' you were. Oh, sure I do. Travelin' with the lone ranger. Jeb, you're changing the subject. The lone ranger heard something in the other station, and then he in town would change our course and came here as fast as we could. He left me with you and went on to Canyon City. Oh, he just wanted to talk to Tom Case, and that's all. Who's Tom Case? He's the boss of the construction job. They're stringing the wires to Canyon City. Was Tom Case having trouble? Now, why in thunder should you ask him? If the lone ranger didn't expect trouble, he would have taken me with him. He wouldn't have left me here with you. Dan, as a matter of fact, this construction's been nothing but trouble from the outset. Them buzzards that run the Rocky Hall outfit are makin' it. Who? Rocky Hall construction outfit. They want the job of stringing the wires from Canyon City onto the west. If Tom Case and our gang don't set the last of them poles in Canyon City by noon tomorrow, the chances are Case will lose out on the rest of the contract. Well, if Tom Case and the others are near Canyon City, what are those men out there doing? Oh, they're just putting the finishing touches to the wires that's already in place, and keep in watch. They create day in the morning. It's Indians. Dozens of them. Let me hit that window. Hey, fellas, look out! Redskins! Give me that gun, Dan. Not a fire signal. They see the Indians. The ordinary Redskins. Let me have a gun. I can help.  Keep it down. I'm gonna try to signal Tom Case. Maybe he'll hear and come right up. Jeb. Jeb! Cut that. Cut that. The window. Yes. Now, what can I do? Tell me. Signal. Tom Case. Tom. Jeb. Jeb, speak to me. Tell me how to signal him. Just tell me what to do. Well, Jeb, can't you speak? Oh, Jeb, if you can only tell me the code. Here it is again. Doesn't that signal mean anything to you, Case? Not a thing. I never heard Jeb send in that style. Three tap again. Tom, though, I told Dan very little about the telegraph. You suppose the signal of three. Tom, though, you told Dan that three smudge fires or three gunshots was a signal that help was needed. Three of anything. He's signaling us. You mean your nephew, the signal of that way? I'm sure of it. Come on. But why don't Jeb send the signal? Perhaps for the same reason that help is needed. Get your men together and follow me.  Where's Silver? Come, Scout.  We'll be with you. What do you make, fella? Come on, Silver.  Meanwhile, a few miles to the east, the men who had been working near the station fought their best. They had scant shelter when the Indians first rode down on them. Their sheltering wagons would be useless in short moments as the Indians were riding in the circle, firing from the saddle. While the battle raged outside the station, Dan stayed by the brass instrument, repeating the only signal he knew. And the faint hoped it would reach the lone ranger, be understood, and bring the help so badly needed. Well, if only Jeb still lived. He could send the message. If he could just tell me what to say. What was that? One of the telegraph poles blew up. Those dirty redskins, they blown up one of the telegraph poles. There goes another. Larson, I'm going to rush him and try to stop it. Oh, be a fool, Kerry. All are knowful they can't blow up our work like that. Look at them. They're fixing to blow up another one. Stay here. That's an order, Kerry. Larson, you can boss me on the job against... You'll be killed, Kerry.  Will you boys help me rush him? No. How about you? It's suicide. Stay here. They'll have the next brass set in a minute. It's too far to stop him with a six-gun. I'm going to... They're coming. Who? Well, it's a lone ranger. It's on Casey and the men. How'd they know about it? Look, the Indians have seen them too. They're running away. Yeah, but they were heinous. Look at them turn tail and ruin. Well, Mr. Case, it looks like you and the mess, man. The boys here are just in time. Yes, we couldn't have held out much longer. I did it half in Larson. Did you have guards posted around the campus I ordered? Well, no. I figured we needed every available hand for the job. I don't give orders to hear myself talk. Tim Redskins must have had everything well planned. First thing they did was to drill old jabs so he couldn't wire for help. Well, you mean... You mean they killed him? Yes, sir. He died before we could do anything for him. The Indians will plant more blast than powder to blow up the pores when you... That's strange. Ah, Indians not use blast and powder? What do you mean? I'm not sure the men who attacked you were Indians. Not Indians? Then who could they be? This isn't Indian territory. Ah, that's right. Indian land west to here. West, huh? Did you hear that, Larson? When my surveyors were charting this route to Canyon City, you advised me to approach from the west to avoid the Redskins. I must have made a mistake, sir. Don't make any mistakes again. Or I'll get a new gang boss. Yeah. All right, boys, back to work. Come on. We'll go to the telegraph office and look around. Yeah, I want to look after Jeb. Oh, blast, Larson. If he had had guards posted, I'm wagering all this wouldn't have happened. Come on, Silver. Leaving Tom Case inside the telegraph office with Jeb, the lone ranger and tanto met Dan and then walked around the tiny shack in search of a clue to the raider's true identity. Is that the window, Dan? Yes. That's where Jeb was standing when he was hit. Him make easy target. Did you see who shot him? Oh, yes. He was over this way, back of this rock. I'll show you. I saw him mountain right away. I see. He looked like he was creeping up on the house to kill Jeb from behind when he appeared at the window. Here. He was right here. Oh, here tracks. A moccasin prints. Oh, here's his knee print, too. Golly, that's right. I remember he was kneeling when he drew aim. Him wear a patch on knee, shaped like diamond. Here, design and print. Yes, Kimo Sabi. We shouldn't have trouble recognizing that sign if we saw it. Him not Indian. Not a... Well, how can you tell? When Indian walk, him point toe in. When white man walk, him point toe out. And the toes of these moccasin prints are pointed out. But who'd want to do a thing like that? The same gang who've been making trouble for the telegraph line since Tom Case was given the job blaring wire. They probably hired renegade Indians. Ah, gang tried to delay him. Make him lose contract. Well, they did delay the crew a little by blowing up those poles. And if Tom Case doesn't lay the last stretch of wire in Canyon City by noon tomorrow, Rocky Hall will take over. Tom can replace a blown-up pole. He hasn't stopped yet. You think that gang will try something else? I think so, Dan. That Rocky Hall gang won't stop as long as there's a chance. They're determined to make Tom void his contract. We could only find out what their next move is to be. Maybe we can. Case insisted that Larson post a guard tonight. Larson say him stand guard himself. Yes, Tutto. Larson is always on hand when something happens. I'm going to be on guard, too. I'm going to watch Larson. Oh, I can help you. Dan, you'll stay with Tom Case. In a roundabout way, I'm going to let Larson hear that I'm watching him. As the lone ranger on Tonto lay watching in the darkness, a stranger came toward the camp and joined the guard, Larson. That boys are all asleep. We'll shove on now. Whenever you say, Larson. Come on. Be ready for some fun. How's that? We're going to be followed. Oh, yeah? That lone ranger, the critter with a mask, is watching us. You found that out, huh? He'll follow us. We'll lead him right to the middle of things. There they go, Tutto. You know your part? Huh. You know. Stay here. I'm going after those two. Beneath his mask, in anticipation of the plans ahead, the lone ranger had his face disguised. He walked slowly through the darkness. He saw the two ahead turn a corner in the trail and for a moment a steep cliff shot them off from view. Then he too rounded the curve and... Reach!  Reach for the sky! I couldn't reach it no matter how I tried, Larson. Oh, smooth one, huh? We'll make one fast move and we drill you. There's men on all sides of you. All right, boys, close in. We got the lone ranger. The curtain falls on the first act of our lone ranger's story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. To our story, the lone ranger has been captured by the Larson gang. Gagged and tightly bound, he was taken to the gang's headquarters in a cave where his mask was removed. But the gang did not know that the lone ranger was wearing a disguise and that even unmasked, his identity was still unknown to them. Most of the gang then departed, leaving only Bat and Larson to guard their captive. Is our last chance to ruin a case with a telegraph company, Larson? Slip up this time, we're cooked. You're not telling me anything I don't know. Rocky Hall only pays off for results, not alibis. You've been handed out a lot of the last. I ain't seen you produce much in the way of results. Meaning of what, Bat? Meaning the boys were all set to do some real damage to the line when you fumbled the deal. I fumbled it? You'd taken care of the kid when he did the jab you wouldn't have had the lone ranger in case his men on your necks. I didn't know the kid was there. You should have told me.  Ah, there ain't no sense of you getting riled. I just mean to point out that the boys are might suspicious, they won't get paid. They'll get paid. Not unless we prevent Tom Case from laying that wire in Canyon City by noon, they won't. None of us will. Case won't plant that last pole in Canyon City by noon. I don't know. What's his stopping? Plenty. When's the last time it ringed? Must be in month or more, why? The prairie grass between the camp and town is mighty dry. So dry it's just about crackles in your fingers. Whatever. It'll make mighty quick-burning fodder for a fire. Prairie fire. Yeah, with a breeze blowing right down Case's line of telegraph poles. Them dried timbers that burn like paper. And the construction gang that'd be so busy trying to put out the flames they wouldn't have time to push the wire through to Canyon City. Now you're talking sense. And Rocky hauled a takeover Case's contract. And we'd be paid. Paid plenty. Still, it ain't a sure thing. What do you want, a written guarantee? With all the cash we've got at stake, there ain't no sense in taking chances. What are you getting at? Well, the boys and me were riding here to the hideout. We spotted a herd of buffalo. Buffalo? Yeah. Big head of them. They were grazing near the upper end of the canyon. What of it? One buffalo are mighty unreasonable critters when you get them going. You mean a stampede? Why not? With the prairie fire licking at their heels, they'll run just the way we want them to. Yeah. Straight for the construction camp, I bet. Sure. And smash things up propping, including the men. They'll try to fight the fire. I said, take it. Well, me and the boys will take care of the stampede. You ought to have a cinch set in a fire in that dry grass. Yeah. The weight of the flames are high, wide, and handsome before you stampede the buffalo, just to make sure there'll be plenty of their heels to keep them running. Tom Castle won't have a chance. I don't aim for them to have any. I took plenty from that all day when I was pretending to be as a gang boss. Now it's my turn to dish it out. Well, what about the lone ranger? I'm saving him for afterwards. I don't savvy. It's a matter of putting a sixth gun to his head right now. That's too easy, Bat. Too quick. And too ordinary a death for the lone ranger. No, Bat, I've got plans for him. I want to get a lot of satisfaction out of the way he dies. We dies? Yeah. Slow and easy to make the pleasure last. Early the next morning, Larson and Bat and their men rode swiftly off to attend to their plan. Behind them in the cave, they left the lone ranger still tightly bound but with his gag removed, guarded by two of the outlaws. Seated under a large hole which tunneled through the rocky roof of the cave to the outside air, the two outlaws played cards to pass the time. How many cards, Leif? I'll stick to what I got. Standing pattern. This must be your lucky hand. It better be. Dealer takes two. You open, Leif. Aye. It's a matter. Thought I heard footsteps. You must have the willies, Leif. Nobody'd come snooping around here. If they did, they wouldn't find the cave. It's too well concealed. I guess you're right. Sure.  I'll bet this. Yeah, I'll raise you. And I'll raise your... Listen. You hear that? Sure, but... Sounded like it came from just outside the hole the tunnels through this roof. Your local, Leif. Keep on and you'll give yourself goose pimples. I don't scare easy. Tell you, I did hear something. Abbot, you're away. But are you staying in this game or aren't you? Of course I'm staying. I'll raise you. Now, are you talking? I'll raise you again. While Leif and Dean concentrated on their poker game, secure in the knowledge that no one could enter the cave without their knowing it, the lone ranger heard a faint signal. That's Toto. He looked about, ready to distract the attention of the guards if Toto appeared. He saw nothing. Then he heard a faint scratching and looked overhead. He saw a noose dangling from the hole in the roof of the cave and then it dropped. Hey, what the... Meekalum! Dean! Dean! Make a move on that rope. We'll be jerk-tiders. Please. Good work, Toto. Meekalum! Get me out of this! Stand where you are. Dean untie my hands. Stay on the job, Toto. Be ready to pull up. I'm nearer to you. Don't pull it, Toto. Strangle him. It depends on your partner.  Wait a minute. Don't stand there gawking and do what he says. If I so much as move, I'll find myself swinging on the busted neck. Hurry! He's drawn it tighter. Come on. Get this rope cut. I will. Hold still now. There. That's better. Now what do you... Come on down, Toto. I'll take care of this one. Meekalum! Hey, you! He thinks you're in a hurry. Good work, Toto. Take those ropes. We'll tie these two. Meekalum! I thought you'd be here sooner, Kimosabi. Meekalum! Make sure. Gang not watching. A little time left. Hurry with that roping. We've got to turn a stampede. This side are all tied. Good. Now I'll sew this one. Wear the horses. And then near. I'll find cave. Hey, Silver! Yes, coach? Follow me, Toto. There's a lot to do. Easy, big fella. Come on, Silver! Get him on the couch! Concealed by the tall, dry prairie grass, not far from Canyon City, Larson's hard, thin mouth smirked with amusement as he watched Tom Case's construction crew approach the town from the valley below. For a moment, he let his eyes play over the scene. The first division of men digging the post holes, the second cutting the poles and setting them in place, and the third stringing the wire so eagerly awaited in Canyon City. Then he struck a match and lighted the prairie grass. The dry brush caught flame quickly and soon was ablaze. Running from one spot to another, Larson set fire to more and more of the brush until a curtain of flame leaped along the prairie and bulked by a high wind to crackle down the slope toward the construction camp. Did it take a smarter man than Tom Case to stop this blaze? If it can't be stopped, wind is taking it down the hill right toward the camp. An telegraph pole to be burned like matches. Supply wagons too. And all the timber and wires they freighted over the mountain to finish the job. After this blaze, Case won't have anything left. There goes Battenham boys, stampeding the buffalo, driving them right in line with the fire. The buffalo will really step when they feel that blaze heating their heels. This is where Tom Case loses his contract to Rocky Hall. The bat and me settle for a nice lump of cash. Tom the Valley toward the Arroyo which rutted it and the construction camp on the opposite side thundered the shaggy main buffalo leaving the now roaring inferno the prairie fire behind. Then the desperate construction crew saw the familiar figures of the lone ranger and tunnel riding furiously to their camp in advance of the onrushing tide. They raced to the rear of the herd of cattle which the camp tended for beef and fired their guns to stampede the steers. What are you aiming to do? Stampede the cattle, Case. You men, over here. No savvy. Drive the cattle away from the camp. The buffalo may follow their lead and swing in behind them. If it works, I'll sidestep the telegraph line. Your only chance. Hurl them boys, grab them. Hey savvy. The buffalo are driving in. Look, they're turning with the steers. They're changing course. The telegraph poles, stampede the buffalo now. We've got the work to do. Come on, syllabus. Raising back to the camp, the lone ranger led the construction crew to a stream which flowed nearby. We'll still be more close on our homes. Up here, men. Quickly outlined a plan as the prairie fire roared down the valley toward the camp, the men sank charges of blasting powder into speedily dug holes in the bank which formed a juncture between the stream and the arroyo. Then a series of explosions rent the air. Water rushed through the juncture to flood the arroyo which got at the bottom of the valley. For a moment the flames of the prairie fire seemed to suspend themselves in the bank of the arroyo in an attempt to bridge the water to the construction camp on the opposite shore, then slowly simmered out at the water's edge. Who's that coming? The gang who's responsible for setting the fire and stampeding the buffalo case. Ah, them right. Plenty fast. Yeah, that's what I can't figure out. They look like somebody's chasing them. The sheriff is chasing them with a posse. Look, the gang's turning off. They'll get away. Come on, syllabus. Get them up, scouts. Come on, boys. That's a rocky hole, gang. After them. Oh, man. The crew's riding the headers off. What? The lone ranger. You won't take me.  I'm shitting lead at you. Oh, man, you! You want another? I'm going to surrender, man. That's a foul to settle with you two. You, Larson and Baird. Not as many as I have, Sheriff. Ask them who put them up to all the low-down tricks they pull on us since we start to lay wire for this telegraph line. I don't have to, Erskham Case. I know it's a rocky hole outfit, but they got more to answer to than that. Murder. Murder? Yeah. Killing old Jeb Collins in the telegraph office. I had nothing to do with that. That was Baird's work. Well, you're double-crossing scouts. That's enough out of you two. Yeah. In case you don't want to lose that contract to rocky hole, you better start bringing that telegraph wire into Canyon City. Yeah, that's right. You heard him, boys. Get moving. I reckon we got enough evidence to a crooked play to blast the rocky hole outfit out of business, huh? You know, we can thank the Lone Ranger for that, Sheriff. Yes, and tonneau. Yeah. And young Dan Reed. He's the one who rode to me with the Lone Ranger's plan to surprise them coyotes from behind. 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anything like that the man is just being a free man I don't want to quarrel with edgalungu I don't want to quarrel with edgalungu he goes to quarrel with edgalungu yes I have lost power but I still have God's love I haven't lost my God so let me pray with you you know what I am telling you you go and start to say big things in Kambu it's a mess yes you are right to be scared you are right to be scared because indeed power is slipping out of your hands but I want to assure you we are kind of each other I want to assure you one thing we are kind of each other I want to assure you this get this get this very well we are kind of each other you don't need to be scared yes power is slipping through your fingers you are losing it unless you do something drastic you really change I don't know but really time is running out because this year Mdala we are already reaching the first quarter the first quarter is almost finishing and as we are finishing the first quarter Mdala CDF Tamla Vika CDF Tamla Vika a number of things you haven't sorted out it's still a mess and the IMF where you are relying to get the money you are not getting the money from there you don't have friends to to bring money into this country so things are bad this year it's going to be very bad and we are going to cross at the end of this year badly and once we finish this way we go next year Mdala na chikwa you just have to be making sure that you survive and you reach 2026 but 2026 we are ready now this is my assurance that as power is slipping out of your out of your fingers I want to assure you that me as Surufatairi I am going to stand with you I am going to stand with you no one is going to touch you no one is going to arrest you because I could hear you I could hear in your voice you are scared that if Ed Garungu comes back he will arrest you no Ed Garungu will not arrest you Mdubine will not arrest you Fred member whoever is going to be president will not arrest you me I am going to stand with you I am going to stand with you I am going to protect you and I am going to be part of the government whatever government is coming next I am going to be part of that government and my number one responsibility is to make sure that you are protected because this nonsense of targeting the former president has to stop it has to stop we need to move away from this nonsense of sniffing around the former leaders and embarrassing them grabbing their properties and all this thing has to stop it is not progressive it is retrogressive so therefore from my point of view look at the money that you are holding you have locked up money in the banks you have locked up a lot of money in the banks that money could be helping in the economy you have closed down companies a number of companies those companies that you have closed you have made people lose their jobs servenda just the other day they were talking about it retrenching 800 workers that is a lot why is servenda a flourishing company an 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not going to go against you just release that list release that list and those young boys and girls by that time they will be in defense I will tell them to respect you I will tell them to protect you so you don't have to be scared all of you you don't have to be scared that is why when I am supporting certain people like Moundubide it is because I can see that reasonableness I don't see Moundubide if you have vindictiveness it doesn't talk about that that's why I support that man but you know you know some people who are very vengeful some people who have got this bitterness you know them that's why I don't want them that's why I am insisting on Moundubide on Edgarungu on Edgarungu just relax just relax just relax just relax just relax the man hasn't said anything whether he wants to stand here whether he wants to continue or not he hasn't said anything so far all years that is just going to change so why are you why are you getting worked out why are you getting worked out why are 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Thank you very much for this introduction and for the invitation for this conference. Let me just take a moment to start the presentation. Okay, so the title of my presentation is Am I Talking to a Human? And by that I would like to immediately start the discussion about the state of the art in NLP in 2020. So the discussion is whether it is now the time that we actually ask ourselves this question when we interact with machines. And if so, why and how has the situation changed in recent years? So to start the discussion, let's first have a quick look at the historical background on NLP. We have been actually working on NLP since at least 1950s. But what I want to show by this slide is how the approach to NLP research has changed rather quickly through the years. So one of the first approaches that was applied to NLP was based on statistics. So this is illustrated by the saying of John Rupert Firth from the 1950s. You shall know a word by the company it keeps. So the idea was that we need to look at the text itself, at language itself, and from that language we will discover important knowledge, important relationships, and applying statistical machine learning methods is the way to go. But then came so-called AI winter in 1970s. Publications by Minsky and Pappert were published where they criticized or have shown limitations of neural networks. There were publications by Chomsky who criticized this statistical approach to NLP. And basically, most of AI research has been stopped by stopping funding and most research concentrated on applying expert linguistic knowledge to processing language. So people concentrated on creating grammars, rules, dictionaries, and this was supposed to give better results than this previous statistical approach. But then things changed again in 1990s where more data was available, more processing power was available. And it turned out that these old statistical approaches and machine learning approaches are starting to give better and better results. And here for the illustration, we have a quote from Fred Jelinek who worked on machine translation who said that anytime a linguist leaves the group, the recognition rate goes up. So this illustrates this change in the approach that was applied then that we don't need this expert knowledge, we are relying more and more on statistics and on the language itself. So looking at these dates, we may ask ourselves and we asked ourselves in 2010, are we going back to the linguistic approach in this 2010, because this would be the most obvious trend here that we are going back and forth between this statistical and then linguistic approach to NLP, are we achieving some kind of situation in which we cannot rely on machine learning alone and we need this linguistic knowledge again to move forward. But then came various new developments about which I would like to talk today. And most obviously deep learning and this changed the situation in the way we are still involved mostly in machine learning and artificial intelligence when we are talking about natural language processing. So let's discuss what are the most important developments in the 21st century that really moved the natural language processing forward and created the situation in which we rely on artificial intelligence in this area. So in my opinion, there are four pillars of this situation. The first are the algorithms. So we have the right tools to efficiently model the data to discover knowledge from the data. And of course, these algorithms are not at all completely new, but they are optimized. They are created with these large amounts of data that we cope with today to actually efficiently mine and discover knowledge from language. The second pillar is the big data trend or revolution. The idea that we have so much data available now coming from various sources, from the internet, from internet of things, from our phones, that this enormous amounts of linguistic data give us more knowledge than ever before. Next, third pillar is the available processing power. So we actually have processing power to discover knowledge in the data. We can utilize cloud infrastructure, we can use new processing architectures to transform the data and we are able to process this data in a reasonable time. And the fourth pillar is the need that is the business need in four NLP methods and NLP applications that really change the world and the business world and services that we use every day. So discussing in a little bit detail these four pillars, I would like to start with the algorithms and I don't want to get into very much technical detail here but just to give the intuition what has changed in the recent years. Let's stop for a moment looking how does the machine see written language? How do we represent text when we want to process it to transform it, to mine some knowledge from it? So what we have done just 10 or 15 years ago, most commonly was to use the so-called bag of words representation. So we just would count the words that were in a particular text and using such a simple frequency lists and bags of words, we would feed them to algorithms to classify them, to segment them and so on and so on. This representation is very primitive and as you may assume it, it gives a large number of problems related to ambiguity, to lack of semantic information in this representation. And what has changed in recent years is the approach that we now seem to apply the most often. And it is actually a comeback to the saying of John Rupert Firth in the 1950s. So we are coming back to this idea that we will know a word by the company it keeps and we actually are doing it in an LP. So what we are doing now is actually we are looking at the words and we are looking at the particular window around the words, looking at other words that appear in a similar context. So here shown in green is the word it in a movie review and the word it appears in context of other words such as movie in yellow, fun, recommend, scene, see, scene. And if we have a big enough corpus of such movie reviews that it will soon appear that this word it in this kind of reviews is appearing in similar context than the word movie. So we may say that the representation of the word it is similar to the word movie because it appears in similar contexts. And this intuition used in real world the mathematical representations leads to a very interesting thing. It appears that the semantic relationships between words translate to the mathematical space of words representations. So if we know that there is a relationship between man and woman in the real world that is the change of the gender that the same relationship holds in the mathematical space of words representations. So we can then somehow calculate new words, find words which hold the same relationship than other pair of words. For example, if we are interested in a relationship similar to the relationship between king and kings we can ask the representation what is the equivalent word holding this relationship for the word queen and the representation response with the word queens. And this is really incredible and also something magical even happens when we ask these representations for other types of relationships. And it appears it doesn't have to be a grammatical relationship, it can be a real world relationship analogy, for example, between countries and their capitals between people and their roles. So we can, given the relationship between France and Paris, we can ask the representation what is the equivalent word for Italy and it responds with the word Rome or we can ask about Einstein being a scientist and we get that message a midfielder. So this is really magical and it turned out to be a very important milestone in NLP research in recent years, but what we can ask ourselves is how is it possible? Is this algorithm so incredibly intelligent? Well, the algorithm is actually not that new but what has changed is that the quantity of data that we are able to process today is vastly higher than what we could do in 1950s or even 1990s. So our algorithm knows these relationships because these relationships are in the data and if we have enough data, we can find it automatically. And this is the second pillar of this NLP revolution in recent years, big data which allowed us to collect and process vast amounts of data. This illustrated here by the total size of Wikipedia article text in gigabytes or the size of common crawls of the internet, the number of web pages that this common crawl project collects, downloads from the internet. Having these amounts of data allows us to find those relationships that are hidden in the language itself, in the text itself. Similarly, as humans, a child learns each year by reading and hearing language. But the third pillar is also necessary, this processing power so we can actually perform calculations on petabytes of data. One change, of course, was the change in algorithms and calculation tricks but actually new processing architectures such as GPU and then TPU, allowed us to use much larger neural networks that were used in 1950s, that were criticized by Mieski and Pappert. And also we just have much more row processing power using, for example, a cloud infrastructure. And then this allows us to use this not that new approaches to petabytes of text. And finally, the fourth pillar is this business need. So natural language processing is not longer tied to academia research anymore. NLP is a core technology for enabling many products and services of today. And this research is conducted in many privately held companies that moves this research forward faster than ever before and the financing is much higher. One of the examples that you may know from everyday life are these so-called voice assistants, either on your phone or as a standalone device. So as you probably know, these assistants are created both by Google and Amazon but also on your phone, by Samsung and many other companies. So, and this application is an example of this progress in NLP that was made in recent years by solving so many NLP tasks in one device because then the voice assistant solves at least the problem of voice recognition. So you can actually, the machine can actually transfer the voice recognition to the machine. Actually, the machine can actually transform your voice into text, it solves the problem of a chatbot. So when you talk to it, the machine understands your intention and the objects that you are talking about, it solves the problem of question answering. So when you ask it a question, it responds. And many, many other problems just in one device that had to be solved for this device to be successful. And talking about this example for a moment, I would like to focus on this NLP problems. So one problem mentioned is the problem of a dialogue agent. So commonly called a chatbot that you may know from web pages or these voice assistants. So the idea is that we talk with a chatbot like with a regular person and the answers are generated based on our questions. Now, there is a memory of the dialogue, there is a state of the dialogue. So the machine knows the context and knows what it has been asked before to generate new responses. And this was all possible thanks to advanced language modeling that is taking place nowadays. So we are able to get these large amounts of data, these petabytes of data and create language models which extract this knowledge about language itself and various additional processing steps that allow us to discover the intents of a person that is using the chatbot, the entities that are being related to the context and performing actions that are requested by the user. And this example of a chatbot or a voice assistant also bring us to the problem of previously mentioned question answering. This is another problem that is quite well being solved right now by various, also commercial services. Here is the example of the Google search engine where you can just ask when was Lincoln born and this search engine will correctly identify that you are talking about Abraham Lincoln and show his photograph. It will correctly find the answer to your question and print it in large letters here and also come up with other related questions. So this is the more specific NLP task that needs to be solved for those voice assistants to be working, but still we have a lot of smaller problems that had to be solved for this question answering to be working correctly. So we have the problem of named entity recognition, the problem how to identify that Lincoln is a person and it is Abraham Lincoln. The problem of analyzing the structure of the sentence and identifying that we are actually talking about the time of birth of Abraham Lincoln and the problem of extracting information from various sources, probably from Wikipedia and other web sources and finding in long strips of text that the actual birth date of Abraham Lincoln was February 12th. So this is all very interesting, but the example that is probably more related to the topic of this conference is an example of automatic cyber bullying detection. So this is one of the tasks that were organized during the poleval competition that was already mentioned in the introduction. So in 2019 we had this task of recognizing cyber bullying on the internet and a training data containing examples of such cyber bullying was presented to participants of the competition such as annotated examples of disclosures of private information, personal attacks, threats, blackmailing, ridiculing, gossiping and so on and so on. And the task of the participants was to come up with the algorithm and method, the model that would automatically identify such examples and annotate them in particular categories. And it turned out that it went very well. We had a very large interest in the task and the results were very promising and further enhanced by even newer models, these so-called language models that are being developed still and are being evaluated on this dataset, denoted here as CBD, where we have an accuracy of over 70% of identifying such mentions of cyber bullying in an unstructured text. So this is very promising. And one of the hot topics in NLP is of course natural language generation. This is even more known as this open AI group announced that one of the language models that they developed, namely GPT-3 is so advanced that it's too dangerous to humanity to actually release it. This is of course somewhat a publicity stunt, but actually these models are really getting better and better and are trained on more data. So you can probably test them yourself on the internet just looking for GPT-2 or GPT-3 and it will complete your sentence just by looking at statistical probabilities in the language model. And this example is of course wrong, so we are asking the model somehow where was Lincoln born, asking it to complete the sentence Lincoln was born in and the predictions are in Germany and that is because this test is made on an older GPT-2 model and smaller data set but also this model is actually not trained for question answering but rather for continuing sentence that were provided by the user. And these examples of NLP applications are appearing in more and more business applications and academia related projects. We could discuss them in large quantities, but one important application that I would like to point to is also the combination of image recognition and natural language processing. So what we can do now is also combine those methods that were developed for image recognition and train models that are able to automatically label and even describe images, photographs that are able to describe the situation that is not only the objects, but also the situation that is taking place on a photograph and this is also very important application that allows for example, creating documents that are readable by people with disabilities and this is one of the projects that I'm working on right now. So in conclusion, NLP has come a long way to this date but just the recent years had the great share in this revolution based on those four pillars of algorithms of available processing power and available data and the business need that is the driving force of this work on NLP. Thank you very much.


Hello, everyone. Welcome to the session on system calls for the file system. At the end of this session, students will be able to explain mount and unmount file systems manually. Configure user mountable, removable file systems such as external USB drives, CDs or DVDs. Explain how to do the file system maintenance. Okay, so file system is a way that an operating system organizes files on a disk. These file systems come in many different flavors depending on your specific needs. For Windows, you have the NTFS, FAT, FAT16 or FAT32 file systems. For Macintosh, you have the HFS file system and for Linux, you have more file systems than we can list in this tutorial. One of the great things about Linux is that you have the ability to access data stored on many different file systems, even if these file systems are from other operating systems. In order to access file system in Linux, you first need to mount it. Mounting a file system simply means making the particular file system accessible at a certain point in the Linux directory. When mounting a file system, it does not matter if the file system is a hard disk partition, CD-ROM, Floppy or USB storage device. You simply need to know the device name associated with the particular storage device and a directory you would like to mount it on file system. Having the ability to mount a new storage device at any point in the directory is very advantageous. For example, let us say that you have a website stored in slash user slash local slash website directory. The website has become very popular and you are running out of space on your 36GB hard drive. In order to determine what file systems are currently being used, then you have to type the command on this dollar prompt that is mount. When you type this command at a command prompt, this command will display all the mounted devices. The file system type it is mounted as and the mount point. These are the three parameters when you type the mount command. The mount point here is being a local directory that is assigned to a file system during the process of mounting. Before you can mount a file system to a directory, you must be logged in as a root. That is some file systems can be mountable by a standard user and the directory you want to mount the file system to must first exist. Also, in some situations, you must be logged in as a root user in order to make the particular mount directory. If the directory exists and any user can mount that particular device, then it is not necessary to be logged in as a root. When mounting a particular file system or device, you need to know the special device file associated with it. A device file is a special file in Unix or Linux operating systems that are used to allow programs and the user to communicate directly with the various partitions and devices on your computer. These devices files are found in the slash dev slash fold. As a first example, let us use a real-world example of accessing your windows files from a floppy in Linux. In order to mount a device to a particular folder, that folder must exist. Many Linux distributions will contain a slash mnt folder or even a slash mnt slash floppy folder that is used to mount various devices. If the folder that you would like to mount the device to exist, then you are all set. If not, you need to create it like this. On the dollar prompt, you have to type mkdir space slash mnt slash floppy. This command will have now created a directory called slash mnt slash floppy. The next step would be to mount the file system in order to that folder or mount point. To mount a CD-ROM, the slash mnt directory by the Unix convention is where temporary mounts such as CD-ROM drives, remote network drives and floppy drives which are located. If you need to mount a file system, you can use the mount command with the following syntax. For example, if you want to mount a CD-ROM to the directory slash mnt slash CD-ROM, you can type on the dollar prompt mount space slash t, space file system name ISO 9660 slash directory name DEV slash CD-ROM slash mnt slash CD-ROM. This assumes that your CD-ROM device is called slash dev slash CD-ROM and that you want to mount it to slash mnt slash CD-ROM directory. Refer to the mount man page for more specific information or type the mount space dash h at the command line for the help information of this slash CD-ROM directory. After mounting, you can use the CD command to navigate the newly available file system through the mount point you just made. Now you have to pause the video and answer the question. The question is which is a directory which should exist on which to mount the file system? Here the answer is mount point. The answer is mount point because mount point is the point where actually we mount the file systems wherever we mount the particular devices in the file system. So, the answer is mount point which is the correct answer for this file system. We have next question. State true or false? Linux file system contains mainly ordinary files, device files and directory files. You have to think on this question for a while. The answer is true because we will go the again first one. Linux file system contains mainly yes ordinary files because which is very important and by default files. Then device files where we mount the all the devices like CD-ROM, and directory files where we installed the directory in the Linux system. So, the answer is again true. After mounting particular file system in the Unix, our work is finished. Then we want to do unmount command. To unmount or we can say remove the file system from your system, use the unmount command by identifying the mount point or devices. For example, to unmount CD-ROM just what we have mounted, to unmount CD-ROM use the following command unmount that is you mount space slash dev slash CD-ROM. Here the mount command enables you to access your file system, but on most modern Unix systems, the auto mount function makes this process invisible to the user and requires no intervention. Then we go for the file system abstraction. Here we can see an abstraction that supports the creation, deletion and modifications of files and organization of files into deletries. It also supports control of access to files and deletries and manages the disk space according to it. A file system is actually the flat structure sitting on a linear storage device such as a disk partition. The flat structure is completely hidden from the user but not entirely from the programmer. File system maintenance. In the file system we require a maintenance. Most versions of Unix by default provide very similar file systems capabilities. The default file system does not provide any extraordinary safeguards against the file loss due to events such as power failure or system crashes. These file systems rely on their understanding that everything will get returned to disk and nothing bad will happen. In the event that something bad does occur, a few utilities are provided to clean up the resulting mess. FSCK is a multi-phase file system checker. Here in this diagram we have all the five phases where these five phases is used for multi-phase file system checker by the FSCK command, the full form of FSCK's file system check. In this diagram, phase 1 indicates checks that all of the right blocks are used or unused within the file system. This phase also checks that the size of the file as recorded in the iNode agrees with the size of the data stored in the user blocks. Phase 2 of FSCK checks to ensure that the directory and the file name structure is coherent. Phase 3 of FSCK checks to ensure that the directories are connected to the file system tree in the proper places and that all the links are properly referenced in the iNode structure. Phase 4 checks to ensure that the link counts and the reference counts are correct. Phase 5 checks individual cylinder group utilization and reports file system statistics. So these are five phases are very important by FSCK to check the multi-phase file system checker. Then we go for file system maintenance again. There are two categories of file system damage. One is recoverable file system damage and second one is unrecoverable file system damage. First we'll go for recoverable file system damage. It can be repaired using the FSCK utility just we have seen and it caused by the improper shutdown of system crashes. File system data or metadata had not been stored on the disk and the file system state is inconsistent. FSCK can generally fix these problems using information stored in alternate super blocks. Any orphaned file or directories are placed in the last plus form directory which is very important directory where all the deleted files are stored on the top of the file system. Here we use the symbol as standard input since the file name is not stored in the inode these files are stored using the inode number for the file name. Again we go for the second type of file system maintenance that is unrecoverable file system damage. In this file system some types of disk corruptions are not properly repaired using FSCK. We have referred these references. Thank you.


Hopefully, you watched the intro video for 1.6 and what I would suggest you do is try to answer these following questions and then come back and watch the video and see if you get them right. So I'm just going to go ahead and fill in the answers and like I said, once you've done it on your note sheet, why don't you come back and check to make sure you've done it correctly. So number one, circle the figures that are polygons. This is a polygon. The rest are not. And if you recall from the intro video, the figures that we did not circle, the reason that they are not polygons, for example this one, it has segments that go through the inside of the shape. So you might just write something, segments go through the inside of the shape. This one here, and maybe I'll change colors to make it easier. This one here is not a polygon because it does not have, or because this edge right here is not a segment. It is a curved edge. So that one, the curved edge causes it not to be a polygon. And then the last one is not a polygon, hopefully obviously because of that gap. So the segments are not connected. Or you could just say there's a hole in it. Number two, which polygon is concave and which is convex? Hopefully from, again, the intro video, you recognize that this shape is convex and this shape is concave. Again, go back and write down those definitions if you haven't already from the introduction video, but I want to just talk about real quick. I think an easy way to remember the difference between convex and concave is I use the word cave. So I think about it in terms of something that's caving in. See how these segments or these edges are caving in to the middle of the shape. So that's why it's concave. These segments are all pushing out. They're not caving into the shape. So that's just maybe one helpful hint to remembering convex versus concave. Remember from the intro video that regular polygons must have all congruent sides and all congruent angles. So circling the figures that are regular polygons would be this one. It would not be this rectangle because even though the angles are all congruent, the sides are not. This is a regular polygon and because there's five sides, it would be a regular pentagon. You can see from the markings that all five angles are congruent, all five sides are congruent. Underneath that, the star is not regular because even though the markings show that all the sides are congruent, the angles are not. Moving over here to the left, this triangle is not a regular polygon. First of all, there's no markings. So that really tells us nothing about the triangle. But it does tell us that it can't be regular because we don't see these kinds of marks showing us congruent sides or congruent angles. So then the last one here, yes, this is regular. This polygon is a triangle, has three congruent sides and three congruent angles.


What's good George Bo Ross back again with another video. So we're gonna check out ten times WWE got money in the bank wrong Money in the bank is this week looking forward to the pay-per-view or the PLE as they call them now should be a good one I am very interested to see who's going to be the men's money in the bank winner and the women's money in the bank Winner and I'll bring a check out some of the times where WWE Got it wrong and it's not always been a success story for the money in the bank winner in the past So this should be a good one. I believe this is from parts of unknown. Appreciate all love and support We're gonna get right into this one and see what they got to offer us. Okay, the last great stipulation WWE ever made seriously since its inception from a creative jam that jam session between Vince and Chris Jericho in 2005 nothing has even come close to topping the impact and success of money in the bank It's given WWE a new member of the top pay-per-view family I'd argue that the true top for a rumble mania summer slammer money in the bank in terms of importance Yeah, it's given WWE an even more effective version of what the intercontinental Championship used to do marked out an up-and-coming mid-carder and mentally prepared the audience for their ascendancy into the world Championship scene also who doesn't like a nice surprise cash in but a surprise that's been well-seeded with the audience in advance It's great. Does that mean WWE haven't managed to repeatedly screw it up? Yeah, absolutely not I'm Adam Haley. They've definitely screwed it up WWE got the money in the bank wrong quick point of order this list won't cover wrestlers who cashed in that went on to have Terrible title reigns like Jack Swagger biggie del Rio none of that This is only specific mistakes WWE made in either picking the case holder how they cashed it in or how they treat the person wielding it Oh, well, they had it and to that point number 10 win case lose everything I've never understood why WWE did this but they've done it over and over again with the person winning the money in the bank that the Moment the moment the normally heel wrestler wins it they go on an intense losing streak Yeah, and Al Corbin Miz theory like I'm not dumb I do understand the vague logic of if they lose all the time will be even more surprising when they cash in and win the Championship, but it's so ass backwards in terms of what the case should be doing Conditioning the audience to slowly accept a wrestler as a top guy instead what tends to happen is that the wrestler ends up Looking like a job of rages. So now you have a job of holding the world championship and stuff I never I don't like that style of booking with the briefcase either like They're like if you win it, they should be able to win some matches Even if they have if it's a heel and they cheat you gotta condition the crowd to actually care Yeah, it'll be a great pop if they cash in on someone and they finally won a championship But at the same time you gotta build them up as somebody that fans can buy into as a top guy It doesn't make sense to book them strong So they end up having a really poorly booked rain if they even get a rain at all number nine the tragic case of Mr Kennedy The unluckiest dude in WWE history multiple times. Mr. Kennedy was earmarked for success during his WWE Yeah, he was gonna be Vince's love child and to be honest I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy Probably have got a good payday out of it even worse was the fact that mr. Kennedy won money in the bank in 2007 but went down with an injury now first doctors thought his triceps muscle had been torn off the bone in that case He would be out for half a year So they scrambled had edge beat Kennedy for the case and cash in on taker who also needed time off However, this turned out to be a terrible mistake Not really WWE's fault but a mistake nonetheless because mr. Kennedy had a vat not torn his triceps But only suffered a hematoma which only put on the shelf for six weeks instead of six months But by then Edge was already champion a heartbreaking error that Kennedy never fully recovered from number eight When mr. Kennedy being the case holder it just made sense You knew he was gonna be the guy yet the dope catchphrase it was it was laid out for him to be the next champion It was laid out It worked it worked perfectly. It's just unfortunate things happen And it has fun, but I just don't think someone who's not in a match should be able to win a match. I know yeah Me crazy. Obviously. I like board games. I'm a little more of a rules lawyer than most But I feel like this is a pretty big one. Yeah, WWE disagree How's that to wait trophy doing mr. Undertaker's keepers? It's just one of those things that really grinds my gears because the more you enforce rules the clearer story You can tell within those roles Lesnar just ambling into a match at the last minute to win the whole thing see also Royal Rumble 2022 Well, that's also scrumptious. It just opens up a can of worms for the future Could I jump over the guardrail climb up and steal the case myself? I mean, why would I that was so I was like I Just ready you have had him in the match I was like really bro Brother I already have a briefcase that I will never lose number seven the tragic case of Braun Strowman Happened what the when the main event of 2018 rolled around we all thought that WWE had absolutely Smashed it wrong comes out to a huge ovation Yeah This lad used to be go back and listen to that pop He gave Brock a fun new nickname and Beastie Boyd and announced that whoever won this match between Roman Reigns brought Lesnar Braun was next amazing now the whole match everyone's looking forward to the cash in making the whole fact that this Reigns Lesnar for a bit more. Yeah, that's what worked. It's like, okay. He's like whoever wins.  I was like, okay It's spiced it up just a bit palatable instead WWE went the most confusing and least satisfying group possible having Lesnar humiliate brawn on the outside Chuck his case away and then Brock got pinned only for everyone watching to be like so is Strowman Is he it is the show over? Yeah Yeah Bruh fans was just like so over it.  Yeah number six John Cena has no business here in 2012 They held the WWE Championship briefcase ladder match main event in the show over Daniel Bryan versus CM Punk Which is some bull and it also saw the briefcase be won by John Cena, which is some weapons grade bull Why because it's John Cena He's never and will never need a briefcase to earn himself a title shot He could literally come down to the ring any time he liked and challenge CM Punk to a title match You know how I know that because that's literally what he spent the next few months of 2012 doing Cena cashed in at raw 1000 but failed due to big show shenanigans the worst and slowest type of shenanigans Then immediately got a rematch at SummerSlam and Knight of Champions and Survivor Series Which proves the point he didn't need Just like Brock didn't need it the money in his banks are for people who could potentially benefit from it not Established world champions that don't really need that to get a title opportunity Especially the golden boy John Cena. I mean, yeah, good job a midcard didn't win the case I suppose that would have been a total waste of time grumble grumble number five the tragic case of Damien Sando They raised our hopes and dashed them quite expertly sir for a lot of 2012 and 2013 Damien Sanna was one of the best characters they had on Smackdown strong gimmick cut great promos had an ace tag run with Cody Rhodes When he won the case in 2013 people were excited to see his world heavyweight title run Never more so when he debuted a leather version of the case. Yeah, custom briefcase of all time, and it's not even close However, little did we know that the big gold belt wasn't long for this world The plans were a foot to unify it with the WWE title and alas They'd already done the whole losing streak thing with Sandow So he probably wasn't the guy to have that match with Orton This is why you don't do that booking strategy by the way lad Sandow cashed in on Cena and injured Cena no less and still couldn't get the job done Alas that broke his mind and sent him on a spree of dressing up as various characters every week This is a dark timeline number four. It's Corbin time now. Look yes on one hand I am as unused about Baron Corbin world title run as the rest of you However, on the other hand the WWE title was on Jinder Mahal at the time And it may be faint praise but Corb's was a damn side better in the ring than Jinder was Unbelievably it would have been a step up Oh, yeah If the backstage tales were to be believed the reason Baron lost his case was some bollocks a very public punishment for speaking up And publicly undermining a doctor who was downplaying the effect of concussions in the NFL during a meeting This led to a ton of heat on Baron couple with John Cena allegedly advising creative The Corbin wasn't ready leading to what's now only the second most embarrassing cash in attempt of all time Getting rolled up by Jinder Mahal of all people help know on that Jesus wet number three And it was just a downward spiral for him still like yeah About everything about 2020 the pandemic did a lot of very strange things to WWE I mean they pushed Bayley which would never have happened in real life truly a bizarre dimension and speaking of bizarre How about that goddamn money in the bank short film? They shot around Titan towers a on one hand I do sort of get it go big or go home and it was the time for experimentation on the other hand Baron Corbin killed Ray The best part of that money in the bank still haven't watched that pay-per-view don't plan on watching it But just for those clips alone. I'm just watching them Ben Corbin went on a murdering spree, bro Like this minutes away And also Alistair black got into a food fight and also the briefcase for the women actually had the women's title inside because of pregnancy Yeah, so doing and also Otis won the case and turned it into a lunchbox and also then the Miz won it and cashed in specifically to lose about eight days later Creativity, but that's some clown ass nonsense and doing was the least clown ass nonsense about it number two women have zero patients Five years in a row though five So much more than two years or three or one Five years in a row the women's money in the bank briefcase winner cashed it in within 24 hours Alexa bliss did it first in 2018 cashing in about an hour later Bailey did the exact same thing in 2019 in 2020 askers case was turned into the championship on the next rule in 2021 Nikki ASH cashed in on the next rule live Morgan cash in an hour later in 2022 Why is every year the fucking same? Why how did WWE not get that doing the same thing every single year? Isn't fun that the longest someone has the case the more it can work for them with clever booking that it's painfully Obvious that they wish they didn't have to do a women's briefcase every year But are locked into it now, so they just piss it off the very first chance they get I don't think it may be the women's winner deserves a little more than no plan Yeah last year live Morgan did better than number one Austin theory is history's least ambitious man The most embarrassed. Oh my god. It only made sense awesome theory. I Get it. They were trying to find a way to get the title off him, but you could have just had him lose You could have just had him lose to Roman Reigns I know people weren't gonna buy into it or you just could have had him try to cash in and actually look like he's about to Do the greatest upset in history and then have the bloodline attack screw him out of it and boom But instead you have him cash in on the United States champion. I believe Seth Rollins at the time It's only still lose It's in cash in of all time the poor lad guessing that daddy trips didn't quite see the exact same thing in Austin theory that Vince did now To be fair theory's done.  He won the title a few weeks later and has held ever since so what I don't know Good luck. Whoever wins it this year I suppose and that's our list. What do you think's the biggest? No, man very spot on bro To this day he could have just cat tried to cash in on Roman and lost It still would have the same effect Simple and then you could have had Austin just be pissed. He's upset and he just starts going rogue There we go. Like he ended up doing afterwards. Anyway, I don't We're booking there. We're booking All I know is I hope pray La night does win There are rumors that Logan Paul may win. I don't I like Logan Paul and what he's done so far in WWE.  So No, I don't want to see that. I Hope that late night is the guy. I hope we're gonna see Please please make a late night the guy. He needs it We will see but comment down below. Let me know. Do you guys agree with this list? Let me know down below. I for the most part this list is spot on and the number one spot should go to Austin Theory because that was just Made no sense, but I appreciate all of support wrote 250k and I'm singing and speedy you to rest in champion We'll appreciate you. 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