What are you going to tell your kids when it's time to have your kids? What are you going to tell them in terms of gender equality? Ah, kids not in my plan. Next! Okay, what? What did you just say? Another question. You don't plan to have kids? No, it's looking a bit tedious. Oh, okay. You don't think you might change your mind? It's final, like you don't know. I don't think so. Hey.  They are, they are. It's a lot of work. And isn't it good that I realize it's a sacrifice that I probably don't want to make? It's not time you feel like you'd want to see your kapaianki just walking around. I don't know what, you don't know, but that's some vanity. You feel the love. And you just want to see a little version of yourself moving. And no, I don't want to see a little, what will I do with a little version of me? No. The thing is, I've lived the better part of my life, parenting everyone. Yeah. Now I can just do me. Yes. And I'm going to do that for as long as possible. Yeah. And kids are expensive. School fees, health care, ah. What's up, good people and welcome to yet another episode of Bars with Stars. My name is Miss Kitinchi and today, as always, I am hanging out with a star right here on set. Now, guys, before I introduce to you who I am hanging out today with, please make sure you subscribe to SPM Bars. Kindly, sendeo. So that you don't miss out on any content that we post. Now today I am hanging out with the talented, the vocal, the beautiful Kamene Gorok. Sata mama. How are you, sweetie? I'm doing good. Thank you so much for inviting me. I've been seeing you guys doing some great stuff, some really dope stuff. Push, push, push, push. Kavisa. Miambia Sata. Akiya Santesana for agreeing to talk to us. Anytime.  A lot of things to talk about. But anyway, let me ask you, how do you manage to survive in this industry?  Wow, so one, I don't pay attention. And most of the time, if you guys are talking, I don't know what's being said. And on principle, I've just said, you know, even for my own peace of mind, mental stability, because you guys can be crazy. I just, I block myself from it. So usually not like charity is the one, when she sees something that she knows will probably affect me or make me feel some type of way, she'll just tell me, eh babe, chore azim matusimo. And that's usually what happens most days when na trend vibhaya or I'm being trolled or there's a story coming out somewhere. So I just put off my phone, I go about my life, I read my books, I'll watch a movie, I'll continue hustling.  Thing is when you wake up in the morning, something else is happening. So more than the not guys have already forgotten. So on principle, but then I just ignore. Because I realize if I pay a lot of attention to it, there's a lot I want to do in my life. Takwa nashindo to no, but they'll say, no, but they'll say, no, but they'll say. So just kungatu kamaenda. But has it always been like this? Because you know, you are not famous since no growing up. Has it always been like that's the attitude for you? Amma, there's a time when you were starting, it was really getting into your head. Ah, I don't know. I think I'm so pretty much the same person I've always been. My mum usually says, for me on principle, there's something I want to do, I will do it. And it's very hard to tell me not to do it. Matter of fact, you can't tell me not to do it because I'll find a way and I'll do it provided I want to do it. So if anything comes in the way of my wanting to do something, usually I just ignore. If this is the job that I want, I'll go and I'll get it. Whether you want me to get it, whether you think it's a good fit for me, miboran ataka fifanya and taifanya. And I think that's just been my general approach to life. If I want to do it, I'll do it. If there are consequences, I'll do it but I wouldn't do what you wanted to do at the end of the day. Kabisa? That's the mantra. You guys must hear how many have started speaking some wisdom right from the beginning of the interview. You've mentioned your mum.  No way! Hey, pala kenya ma. No way! She told us media law. That's my mum. Let me tell you but I'm not even thinking because you're here but your mum was a type of woman should walk into the classroom. You just want to be her when you grow up. Dude! You know that's what everyone asks me. She's so kind, mati, kind of him. And she's so open. That's why when someone asks me, who's your role model, who do you look up to? I'm like, my mum. My mum is working, parka saizi. She's been in creative for the longest right now. She is deep within film. So I'm like, she's always open minded. She's those ones who always knew I could do whatever I want. There's someone who has really gotten me to where I am today. Yes. My career, my outlook on life, the things I'm pursuing is my mum because she's always been those ones for imagine you can do whatever you want. I say, oh okay, so you want to buy a beach house. Sawa, panya two cars. You want to be on radio. She's like, okay, where's the opportunity? How can I help? Oh, you want to be on TV. Like when I wanted to be on TV, our whole family was against it. Extended family as well. You got my dad was not going to allow it for anything. Yes. Panya nandia two, it's okay. We'll find a way. Yeah. And when I got the job, she was like, Sawa, you this is what you want to do. Do it. Go with it. She's an amazing woman. She is. She is for sure. I mean, she taught me media law for three years and I can bet she is for sure. Sana. Let me ask you now that you're, you've gotten yourself into controversial conversations and I'm calling it controversial because it's not necessarily controversial because it's a woman saying it, it tends to be.  Oh, my mum listens to every show. Oh. From the beginning till the very end. When she finds it so hilarious, my mum is also I'm, if she doesn't text me during the show, I know I've done a bad show. There are times when I can even open a couple of messages for you. She's like, what's wrong with you and Jalama?  She's like, Aki, I've laughed. All I can. Aki. She listens to every show and you see thing is she knows me. So there's nothing that, let me show you, there's nothing that really would shock her. Where is it? Guys, we are looking for those chats. The receipts are here. We have them. Oh, my gosh. Wait, wait, wait, wait. You know, we chat all day, every day through everything. She's like her best friend. Asana, a day will not pass, we haven't spoken. Where is it? Yeah, you see? Atisupia Kosewe. What are you guys? So now this is at 928. This is the madness part of the show where Mina and Jalas mess out kukazi to Najibamba. So she's always there. Look. Oh gosh, there's so many. The other day she got an OGW. Order of the Grand Warrior. So I was like, now she's really challenging me. There are so many messages. Yeah, I can see that. But she's yes. She's amazing and she doesn't mind. As for my dad, I think my dad is just a whole other individual. He's come to accept that there's very little he can do about. About your choices. Yes. And I'm because I'm going to be 30. Yes. I'll be 30 in a couple of weeks. You know, March 24th. There's not much influence anyone can exert on me right now. Maybe my employer. Yeah, but I think he's just come to terms with she's open-minded. This is how she lives. She's cut her hair. She has tattoos. She's an old woman, but she's gotten her life together so sour. Yeah. You know, as an African parent, some of us grew up in a way that we could not approach our parents. No. And you know, we grew up knowing there are things we cannot talk to our parents about you. For you, was it different? Like was your mum able to talk to you about sexual health issues? Amma was it. How was it?  That's the first one. Then between me and my sister, there's nine years. So she had the conversation with me and my brother pretty early because I think something had happened in school and she just wanted to ensure she'd be able to have the conversation. I think maybe we were 12, 13. And then also the school I went to was very, very passionate about ensuring that the sexual health education was top notch. So we learned everything in school, by the way. So Christian school, but they made it important for us to know the information. Forms of contraception, nini nini, what happens to your body when your body calls out for. So for us, it wasn't really a tabu subject. It was something that was thrown in our face because us, it was even part of the curriculum. It was a unit called Christian guidance and counseling. So it was part of the curriculum.  Oh, okay. It was that serious. It was very, very serious. So it was okay. And I've been close with my mom. So it was easy to have that conversation with us. My dad, not as much. But I think what happened is as he got older, then it became more comfortable in the house. You know, then no longer parenting us because once we hit 18, 19, my folks were just asking for, okay, clearly we're leaving all of us adults in the house. And the minute we could not all live all of us adults in the house, we went to Kujitoa. Yes, so it was here. Okay. I mean, times have changed. Some of us will say, I don't know if it's a real tough step and some people want to go to a group of schools.  This is the advantage of, you know. Wow. Wow. Because that conversation is actually very important. Must, must have it. Because I realize a lot of young people are out here getting into this very intimate interaction without knowing everything that it entails. You know, what it can do to your body. Sometimes what it can do to your mind. You know, the long-term ramifications of it. Very true. How to safeguard yourself. So as guys were equipped with that information, ma pema, you know, contraception was a conversation that we had been taught about very early. A conversation I'm learning right now as my age. No way. I was even examinable. I'm even surprised. And yet, it's a tough step as I felt like I was in a group of schools. Now, you know, coming away now from family Kedongo, Jelangu is living. Man. Living radio. How does that make you feel? I hate it. I know it's, like I know, he's going out there to a bigger better calling. You know, it's a dream. That's very important for him. It's a major, major part of his life dream. So as his friend, I supported 100%. But this is a person I've spent every morning, you know, with for now into two years. You get he's been my friend. You know, he's my bestie. There are things about Jelangu that about me that only he knows. You know. My home is sana and it's been an absolute joy working with him. It's going to be difficult, I think, getting to that stage with my next co-host.  But it's, you know, for me, it's also a job. So it's also something you have to commit to. But I'm not happy to see him leave. Okay. But I am happy to see him go, you know, pursue his dreams and succeed. Yeah. But it's, yeah, it's, I know tomorrow is going to be a bad day. I can imagine. You're saying goodbye. Lafu niwe wu me back in yuma. You know, like you're behind. You know, being left is even worse than the one who's going sometimes. Do it. And then, you know, when someone is dope, is jealous. It's, it's, it's, I know it'll be a very emotional day. That's why I'm not even talking about it today. But I'm going to say, ma, how are you feeling? I'm like, let me alone. What is that one thing you're going to miss about him? Ah, laughing through the morning. Yeah. Yeah.  You know, because we start off our morning with a whole lot of laughter. Then I update him with the stuff that I've done since I've last seen him. He tells me the stuff that's happened in his life. Since the last time I saw him, to check it, fani kazi, it's, it's been a joyous journey with Jalango. I mean, I'm going to check it out. I'm going to check it out. I feel you, I feel you, see Jali, I hope the person will come in next. Since Nona, how do you, Bado, watch out for what you're going to say to anyone? But whoever is coming next, just like, please know, you have very big shoes to fill. So whoever is going to come next, don't come and play around. Yeah. Kusikuja ya ni tmethika apa na jalasa la futurudisha chini. Yeah. Please, put your best foot forward. Know that the guy who was there before you was great. And you can't afford to bring anything other than that. Clearly. Period. Talking about big shoes, you know, when Jalango came on radio with you. Yeah. As your, you know your co-host. Yeah. Did you feel any sort of pressure when he was coming in? Because he's been on radio for a very long time, you know?  Chemistry name. You know, I've been friends with Jalas for a long time. Oh, okay. Jalas knew me, even when I was still married. Aha. So I've known Jalango for long. So it was like being given a job with your friend. Yeah. So I didn't feel any pressure for me. I, a lot of guys were very skeptical. A lot of guys were like, oh, it can't work. They are so different. In my head I'm like, you guys know nothing. Yes. You know, but for me it was very easy. Working with Jalas was not moving from a previous host to him was not hard at all. If anything he made my work so much easier. Okay. Within a week we had already gotten everything. You know, we built that show in two days. We did two days of workshops the whole day. And on Monday we were on air. Wow. And they wanted to put us on air a week later, but Jalas told our boss, no, us will go on air on Monday. Yeah. You guys do the imaging, prepare everything, the sweepers, the drops he lucky to us on Monday took a hewani. We're not wasting any time. Yeah. And we started on Monday and it just went and again. It just went. That was what? Twenty, twenty-twenty-one. No, the end of twenty-twenty. Twenty-twenty, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, okay, and it's been a good ride for sure. What? It's been an epic ride. Yeah. Amazing. I'm really hoping the person that can't be next just is able to do the same thing that he did. He used to do and just have chemistry because at the end of the day chemistry is everything. Yeah, I think chemistry is the hardest part of it. But, you know, it's a job. So, I can really have chemistry with anyone. Babe, if they brought you to the studio and I'm told this is my new kohost, we'll be best friends. We adapt. And we will just have to adapt because it's a job. At the end of the day, we have to put our best in forward. Kavisa? Anyway, now, talking about your homa kohost, given a chance to work with Kibbe again, would you actually do that? Kohost with him and is there something that you'd prefer to change in your working relationship? No, I wouldn't work with Kibbe again. Okay. I think also I'm older, I'm a totally different person. So, it probably wouldn't work. Hey, Amili has been placed. Okay, probably you'll pay it more than that for the radio Africa. But a good amount of money has been placed. Like how? No. Like a good amount. Something that could even change your life in a month's time. So, that's Teseke. U na Teseke aji. Kwan u luku na Teseke aji, mama? U luku na Teseke aji. Nabilia, we thought you guys were doing good. Mispendi pesaya raka. I would agree for it. No, I think we're different people. He's a different person. I don't think to take it too far if we have to work together again. Money is not a big thing to me. You cannot offer me enough amount of money to trade my peace of mind. No, sure, ever. That's why let me just work. I'm okay with my life when I go. If I need more money, it will come. Chapi ga kazi na charity will make those money. But I would never compromise my peace of mind, peace of life for any amount of money. Ever, ever, ever. Peace of mind is everything. What? Atunipatia 50 billion, miyende ku Teseke every day of my life. Niku niliya kwa Range Rover. Wachekai. I don't even like Range Rovers. I don't like Range Rovers. No way, I can't. Do you believe in best friends forever? Because you might have fallen out with a few friends of yours here and there. We saw you guys also close with XT and you fell out. Do you believe in best friends forever now? I mean, you see there are things that put people together forever. And such relationships, let's call them, are not based just on friendship. It's the same way you want to be with the person that you're married with forever because you love them.  So if I say someone like now I have a BFF, best friend forever now would be charity. Charity is my manager, she handles all my business, but she's also the person who knows all my secrets, knows me the best, knows every aspect of my life. Someone I can talk to and I believe she talks to me. So within us working together, you see the business that we have created together, we've also formed a really great friendship. So because of the business, we have to respect the friendship a lot and we do respect our friendship. And our friendship is one of the things that hold, that will hold us together forever together with the business. So I do, but at the same time, I don't believe in holding on to people.  Why? There's no need to go about life with excess baggage. Like last year, I patched a lot of people out of my life. I was like, who are you gonna do nini a patoka? Yeah. You know what value are you bringing in?  Get out. Get out, yeah. No, I need such attitude. And it's okay. But I want guys to know, be able, be able, be able to let people go. You don't have to hold on to people, especially if they're not serving your happiness, your purpose or your peace of mind. Iku shikiliati, no, but you know we've been friends since We've been friends. Memories. Memories you can create with anybody. Don't carry people in your life that serve no purpose. I mean, what is memories again? What is that? When it's time to go, it's time to go. We can have memories ajarna. I know, right? Last weekend. You can create memories every other day. We're going to create memories today and tomorrow and the day after. So, I mean, let's hold on to the more fundamental things in our lives. Yeah. Then also you see personally, I've actually just come into times with every step of my life, I might meet new people who become very close to me. Like, you know, Kitambo, you used to wonder why our parents did not longer friends with suji kina, who now I understand. Kavisa?  Exactly. And you have to shed off the guys who are from your previous part of your life to accommodate this nuance. 100 percent.  Yeah.  Mazi wanzikupata do wa zimu. Yuhuku hanging out with the billionaires, the bezels and the what. Yeah. Are you going to be bringing the chick you are in primer with? Nasi okubaya. Ezin, you can't. Yeah. Because now you'll have another crop of friends who will understand this new phase of your life. And you must because the guys in your past sometimes are not meant for your future. For sure. I agree.    And it's easier say it than done when it comes to just walk out and go. They're probably not even financially stable to walk out of that marriage. They have kids. What is it that you'd like to encourage that person who is watching you today? One, you'd rather your health and the safety of your kids and you than this financial stability. Okay. Kukula hao takosa kukula walae. Kula laa hao takosa malia kupeleka wa toto walae. You know, it could be your sister's house. It could be your folks. It could be my house. It could be anybody's house. But your safety and the safety of the kids who depend on you for their safety is paramount. Most women believe that when they're living men who are abusive or are in control of their lives, even financially so, that you won't be able to survive because you don't have as much money as he does. Imagine you can get that money and sometimes you don't even need that amount of money. Do you know what traumatizes kids the most in these abusive relationships?   Do you think you're hanging in there because your kids need this? You know what your kids need? Your kids need a full night's sleep. Your kids need not to be here and you scream in the middle of the night.  That stuff stays with them for a very long time. And if you think you're hanging in there for the kids 15 years down the line your kids are struggling with depression, with bipolar, with post-traumatic stress disorder, with trauma and you have to now start looking for how you're going to help fix a kid that you broke. It's not worth it. I know it's easier said than done but if you can't think for your own safety please think about your kids safety because this person can do that to you. When you're not there do you know what they're doing to your kids? A lot. So just leave. Imagine what I make you do. You know when I achanad when me and my ex-husband went parted ways? I came back to Kenya and I started my life from scratch. From scratch guys, from scratch. Did I die? You didn't. Now look at you right now. I was 25 then. I'm 29 now. 4 years. 4 years. 4 years. I mean I was born in a village. I just figured let me go do it. But when I came back I moved into my folks house. Two months later I was out. The day I moved into my folks house that same day I went to meet my former employer where I was supposed to be doing a workshop. He offered me back now a job and gave me a promotion as the head of news for that entire station just like that. Asked me to quote my price. I quoted. I got the job. A month later I got my first salo. Second month I put those two salos together. I was out. And you start life. It is possible. But then you'd be so shocked that abusive relationship that you insist on holding onto is probably the one that's blocking all of your blessings. 100% by the way. And what Kamehna is this? Generally trying to say it's about perspective. Sometimes you don't even need the money. Trust me you don't even need the money. You'd be so shocked what a full night of sleep can do for you. I know. Imaji Ulale from 7 to 7 aku na mtu maiku buruga usiku aku na mtu maiku tukana there's been no war there's been no ahala Imaji Numelala tu me amka. Yeah. And imagine you know all this things I blamed him in how we were raised in the African culture. Oh the ones from Seen in the Shubhanana Onajwa. Alapuza. Tena wu me gonjeka wu me kwa mundawa gimu tu na hold onto. Wale watu tu kufuna hold onto. I don't know where to help them. Exactly. Sad. Leave, leave, leave run. Ata ni pigiwa si muntafse. Umethia, Kameni is open to do that. Just leave. Mama, you made a post about mental health on Twitter. MKOT went crazy. Looking back, is that a moment of regret or if it is what it is that happened? How do you look at that situation? One, I think that situation happened very, very wrong. Yes. I sometimes I don't like to talk about it because it has bigger consequences on other people. It wasn't my post, okay? There was something, I was trying with a group of young guys who wanted to handle my pages. And I think they thought it was funny or cute.  And you're like, okay, so I believe in the vision. And I think they did their thing. I'm the one who paid the price. But they are young, they made a mistake and it was a very, very painful mistake because we lost quite a bit. The brand lost quite a bit. But I would hate for them to be the ones to pay the price. I was like, you know what, it's okay. Mume nesh, lakini, I can't work with you guys anymore. Yeah, the damage has been done. But I'll ensure no one knows it was you. So when the two coinje, just keep on hustling. At least I hope you've gotten a lesson from all of this. But yeah, that was just a terrible situation. It wasn't supposed to go that way. Yeah. That is such a sad situation. Because I mean, they are like, hey, we are working with Kamene, we want to put our best food forward and then boom, trending. Well, it guy, you know, I didn't even know. I was getting waxed. When I saw all of that stuff happening. So I just get a call from one of my pals. Are you okay? I'm like, not really. I'm currently getting waxed. So things are not okay. But me, I went on that Twitter, I was like, but something has gone wrong. I'm not going there. But yeah, it was unfortunate. But you live and learn. For sure. Human error happens a lot. KOT can go harm on people. Sometimes they are doing a good job. Other times they've just been bullying. Do you have a message for KOT bullies? But what would you like to tell them? Nothing. Yeah, let them just be. I mean, everyone has their place in this grand scheme of things. You know, like even if you look at ecology, everything in the world has its purpose. Kuna mana yeimti, you know. There's a reason this bird is over there. There's a reason for the clouds and the wild. So that's your purpose. It's okay. Yeah, it's okay. Well, KOT, don't want it. Kamene, I'm okay. Your story is about nothing. No, it's of course we have to get a little bit more political, especially because you know Jalas is going into politics here. And we've seen a couple of newton artists come out, influencers, they're all aspiring for a political seat here. What are your thoughts about everyone just coming up and wanting to be a politician? And do you feel that it's a guarantee that if you're an artist and you have a following, then you're a good politician? Do you feel that? You know what I think makes a good politician is someone who knows what the people need and will commit themselves to giving the people what they need. It doesn't matter what job you do, the number of followers that you have. You see what we need in Kenya is people who are doing things. We've had too many people who are not doing things. There are many guys who voted in just because they are popular. There are many guys who got there just because they had the right name or came from the right part of the country. And what have we ended up with? A banana republic where nothing works. An expensive one for that matter. Where nothing works. A good politician is someone who knows what I need, what you need, what Lucy who serves us need, what Shirou need, what Roba needs. Put that all together and find a way to give it to us as quick as possible, as painlessly as possible. To all of these super influential young guys who want to run. One, please just be serious about it, okay? Yeah, but I feel like we have a couple of jokers to be honest. I feel like people are even just in clout with this political thing. Let's not make a joke out of one of the most contentious elections that we're going to have as a country. We're going to move into the second phase of devolution. A lot of governors are leaving. We're going to have a change in the presidential formula and a drastic one. We don't know which way it's going to go. Our front runners are not clear. People are being split by age, by region. This has been the lowest voter registration turnout the country has ever had. It's a big election. The most expensive one as well. Let's not make jokes about it. Let's not. You can't play. We can make fun of everything, yes? But let's at least take something seriously. Because when you guys start making jokes out of this, they think all of us are jokers. You know? One is so and so I'm a small man and I take a course GMP, wawapi na wapi. And you see someone like Jalagon who's taking it very seriously. And immediately there will be some people who will try and make that connection that I love that Jalagon is not serious. When Jalagon is actually on the ground trying to do some great stuff for people in Langata even before he gets the seat. So take it seriously and let's not make a monkey out of this election. Yeah. What is Jalagon was when the strong strength, its strongest trait that makes him a good politician. Jalagon will not slip until something gets done. Yes. And if he said he's going to do it. Yeah, he's gonna do it. He will not slip. I see guys come to the studio all the time. I need school fees, I need rent, I need to go to the hospital, I want, I want, I want.  And he might not even have the money then but he'll organize and like Menjeni to me, I'm a who, who, who, what and mobilize and... So if he says he's going to do something, he gets it done and he will not slip until it's done. So he's a doer and he does quickly and to a tea. Kabisa? Do you feel like, for example, getting into journalism, doing what you do, do you really need a course for journalism? Because we have so many people that are complaining oh what wana peruakazia journalism, oh awadifanya journalism, what are your thoughts about that? Sumiwa studied law. Right? Yes. Studied law. Yeah. I'm not working in law. Yes. I work in broadcast media. So you call it broadcast media? Yes. Inasmuch as I haven't studied broadcast journalism, or media, it doesn't mean I didn't want to. Remember, I also probably missed out on an opportunity and I did miss out on the opportunity to study it, but I did something I wanted to do, so I made sure I did it. You see, also at the same time, what you're taught in school, okikuja kwa studio, very little of what you're taught there is here. Okuele, theory now, I was actually just telling my colleague right now, theory and practical. Yes. Air, two different things. Imagine someone who is studying radio, if you come to my studio, you won't be able to run the desk. For sure. You don't know the software. You'll have to learn on the job, which is what I did. I learned on the job. So yes, I didn't go to university to study journalism, but I was in that studio every day in class learning how to do what I do. So I also had to learn. And let me tell you, learning on the job is one of the most fundamental skills you're ever going to get in media. Media is so dynamic. It changes every day, especially with how technology is changing. Sayizibe, you're going to do a whole show with one camera, two lights and a microphone. And it will go, and if it will be watched, it will be broadcast. A hundred per fence. Did anyone teach you how to do this in school? No. You see, when you were in Kenya mass, when my mum was teaching you media law and whatnot, when you talked about the laws that govern digital media, probably not. No, it was analog those days. Because there is no law that governs digital media right now in Kenya. So okay, I get you studying and that educational experience is something that a lot of us prioritise. But learning on the job for me has been the biggest learner, biggest, biggest opportunity to learn. And media changes every day. So forget about the books. Ingiya kwa grao na ufanya kitu. Maybe actually, I think it for first system, it's supposed to open your mind. It's not supposed to give you a job. It's supposed to open your mind. Let me tell you, you look at the guys who are making money, selling like, who are they? For our trendy. These guys who sell swimwear in bikinis. Yes. These guys have built an empire and a half. Yes. From swimwear. A hundred percent. Which university, which marketing degree is going to go tell you, the best way to approach leisure business would be to go for holidays g-wad, g-wad, wad, wad, wad. No one. The only way you're going to make it is kwengiya kwa grao na kulaan. Inqually by the way. Ya. A kuna mtwaneza kwanza. Ay. Wapi. Inqually by the way. What do you think of gender roles? Of course gender roles are still very, it's a big thing. It's still a very big thing. Especially in our sector, that's for sure. Ya.  I think it's still, it's still harder for a woman to equate herself to a man in media. You have to do a lot more work. Okay. Ya. At home. Everywhere. You have to be passed on your feet, you have to be less emotional. Kus if you're emotional or passionate about something, ah, une de manakuanga tuivo. You know, you need to have a better way to deliver your mind without people thinking that you're emotional. Ya. You know, you have to be there earlier, leave later. It's, it's harder, but it's gratifying because once you get to that position of a claim, Ya. which we're still trying to achieve, by the way. Mhm. Then you have earned that position. You look at all of the hard work and you're like, ah. Ya. You know, look at the Juli Gishuru's of this world. Yes. Now she is sitting at the head of the Mastercard Foundation. You know. Ya. When it comes to PR and relations and the likes. Yes. You know. It's not like it's been an easy journey for her. Juli has put in twice the amount of time, twice the amount of work, then most of her male counterparts in the sector. But now that she's positioned herself, she doesn't have to work every day. Juli can work twice a month and be good to go. Mhm. You get. Ya. So it's a lot of work. Don't be cheated. Ya. And there are also going to be a lot of women within the industry who dilute the work that we do because horizontal promotions are still a thing. Ya. Sure, they are. We still have a long way to go. Still a thing. But you refuse chapakazi and gain annual respect, babe, annual respect. It's not easy, but please earn it.  We have to put more work.  We have to put in more work. Do you feel we will ever get to a point where we can actually, you know, just agree that we all just need to put in the work? Never ever. Really? Never ever.  Ya. So you know, it's the battle of who's working harder and you know, men will always think they work harder, women will always think they work harder. Kuna mali tuta skizana. Because the minute tuki skizana, then it means ati we're on the same level. And nobody is ready for that. Ya. So, just put in the work. Man or woman, lemme tell you, we're, panya kazi tu. What are you gonna tell your kids? You know when it's time to have your kids, what are you going to tell them in terms of new gender equality? Ah, kids not in my plan. Next. Eh, eh, eh, eh. Okay. What did you, what did you just say? Another question. You don't plan to having kids? No. It's looking a bit tedious. Oh. Eh, you don't, okay. You don't think you might change your mind? It's final. Like you don't know. I don't think so. Eh. Ya.  They are. They are. It's a lot of work. And isn't it good that I realise it's a sacrifice that I probably don't want to make? It's not time you feel like you'd want to see your kwaianki just working out. I don't know what, you don't know whether that's some vanity. You feel the love. And you just want to see a little version of yourself moving on. No. I don't want to see a little, what will I do with a little version of me? No. Okay. The thing is, I've lived the better part of my life. Parenting everyone. Ya. Now I can just do me. Yes. And I'm going to do that for as long as possible. Ya. And kids are expensive. School fees, healthcare. Ah. They are. Man, you know like, I want my kids to go to a better school then I want the one I went to. Ya. That's a lot of money. Ya. That is so much. That means earlier, mornings, later, nights. 100%. And are you willing to make that sacrifice of your life? That sacrifice. Imagine it takes like 2 million as it is just to give birth. The way you want to give birth. Kibira Siddhika style. Do you have 2 million right now to do that? Kwaafi. Mi Sina. Kata uja chave lina. Isi ja yanda Santorimi. I haven't been to Jamaica. Nipote 2 million right now. Am I going to get pregnant or travel? Travel. Travel. Guys, we have this on documentation 10 years from today. We will get it in the archives. And see if Kavenia has chosen them. Babe, you will find me on my yacht with Charity having a ball. Hey, Charity, tia liyamu ataki watoto. Charity. Eh? Charitya besema asi kwe involved in our story. I just said in 10 years we will be on a yacht. Ya. In package or not. Ya. Ya. Okay. There's no problem. All right. You know Kamene, chauvinu bim, feminine bim. It's something that is very, very talked about you know in our country or just generally you know in the world. Ya. And as Africans I feel like we still have a long way to go to just understand what exactly are we doing. Ya. Are you a feminist? No. You're not? No. What do you think is how do you describe a feminist? I mean like how it says in the dictionary wa chaeli anya sisi tuna jwa kamas jwa Kenya. Ya. Jwa feminism ikona a different meaning in Kenya. You know like the Chimamandas Ya. are the feminists. Ehe. And she's a right aspect. I think she embodies the right essence of feminism. Uh huh. I think now what happened later on is people took generals and started attaching personal experiences, radical stand-up points, you know, misplaced propagations of what men or women should do which is now where we have those two extremes. Ya. I think for me I want us to see beyond gender. And personally if you know me I'm tired of gender wars. I don't get it. It doesn't make sense. I'm not pro-women anti-men or pro-men anti-women I'm pro-human beings. Ya. You know. Ya. How about we're just respectful and nice to each other and work together. At the end of the day man or woman and we still the same inhabitants of the same earth. At the end of the day. You know. I'll talk to you today I'll talk to Obina the next day I'll talk to Ofoneke the next day. Am I going to take you guys differently because of your gender? No. No. You guys are all human beings and I want us to I wish we could stop thinking and looking male-female because I think that's what distorting our interaction. Ya. You know. And it's really doing a big harm to us. You know. To everyone. Just look at a person like a person. Ya. A human being with a beating heart just like your blood that runs through their veins. Ya. Simple. Not when they're left. To be very easy by the way. Because I'm like eh chauvinism. You look at some of the things that come under that and I'm like okay this is a bit radical. Ya. Feminism now what comes under that extremely radical. Ya. It feels like there's so much hate in between there and it's unnecessary. You guys I'm all for love not war. Ya. So no. I wish we could just let's just look at each other like human beings. Ya. You know? Ya. Guys. You must care. Sendio. Let's talk. This is Africa. Ash. Your baby. My baby. It has really grown. Sana. Let me ask you when you scared to take an event in Mombasa because you know you feel like Mombasa people are quite a tricky audience. Sana. Mama niwa. Unatuanga watu nae robi wanafikadi Mombasa. No. She be the most of the people. Aha. This is Africa is for Mombasa. Yes. I mean you see one thing we realize and I think with and maybe even to young event promoters because I see a lot of you guys trying to do the most don't create an event for the sake of creating the event. Ya. Who are you creating it for? Ya. You know? Who's going to come? And why will they come? I realize because I used to go to Mombasa a lot because I had a lot of gigs there. Ya. I used to activate a lot of hotels even just for social media. A lot of people would live in Mombasa. So me I'm flying in on Friday. Yes. A lot of guys are living in Mombasa on Friday to come to Nairobi. So they can go to DNM Park so that they can go for CG I don't know Koroga or CG they can go for Nini because they want to get in the level of entertainment they wanted in Mombasa that they could get in Nairobi. Nairobi ya.  Wouldn't I be able to make so much more if I brought a Nairobi or a cosmopolitan experience Yes in Mombasa. To Mombasa. Closer to you guys. Ya. Ya. Where you can listen to all types of music that's working for you. You brand it with our continent. So I can play all African music but something that you then join something that's different from all of the entertainment experiences that you have in Mombasa. Ya. And it's very simple things that they used to tell us. You know they want they want big DJs. They want a well thought out concept. Ya. They want to go somewhere where they'll be able to dress up and take photos and you know feel nice. Ya. Babs want to be baby girls the guys want to you know they want to chill with the big boys. Ya. Ya. And you have to talk to your audience to understand what they want. Most event promoters are not doing that. So we just started having the conversation now I say on Mombasa. Ya. Then we did the first one. Then the second one. Ya. Then the third. Then the fourth. Ya. This Saturday it will be number seven. Yes. We grew the first crowd we had was about 500, 500 almost 600 people. Ya. I was ecstatic. I was like Ya. This is a big deal now. Ya. It's your first event. Ya. Then the second one it was like a thousand now. Ya. And then the third one and the fourth and now there are thousands and I'm like wow. Persistence. But it's because they know the experience that we consistently give them. Yes. That it's for them and they know it's for them. So they feel special. They know that this is something that was created for them. Ya. You know they even tell us the DJs that they want. They tell us the artists that they want. Me, I'm just a service provider by them. Ya. And that's what you are. You can take to them what they want. But they never ask you what is the problem. Kwa gate. To send a kwa gate. Ya. What's the problem? Meha evi evi evi evi. But this is Africa, it's been a learning experience and a half. What? Yes. What is the most challenging thing that you didn't know about? You're like eh, I knew there would be challenges but this one. Working with men. Eh, how was that? How was it? What? It's not easy. Eh. Ya. And the easy thing is like so we're four directors. Ya. Only for the, this is Africa, it's a company with four directors. Mm hmm. So I'm the only chick. Yes. And I'm the youngest. Okay. But I'm the most stubborn. Yes. And what I want done, if I told you, it has to be done. It has to. So it's difficult sometimes for them to understand that's how I am. But they've come to understand it after doing seven additions. But also just, I don't know, you know, I don't know how to say. Men are, men are also very set in their ways. So you see the way me, I know this is what I want. Yes. And I know this is what I want and it has to go like this. Yes. Because I know the only way it will work is like this. Yes. Is the same way men are. Ya. So everyone thinks they are right. And more often than not, I'm right. All the time I'm right. But that has been it. Also, male ego is a big thing. So balancing three. It's not. But I love my partners. They are amazing. They are my brothers. We've come from far. Tumbesumbwana, they understand me better than most. And we've built a very successful business together. So it's not always easy. Because I'm the youngest and I'm a chick like I tell you.  You need to put more effort. You need to bring more concrete ideas on the table. You have to argue more. But they've been extremely supportive. They listen after I throw my tantrums. Yes. Because I throw them. Ya. And it's not been easy but it has been the best experience working with the three of them. Ya. Then also you see at the end of the day you have, you guys have a goal. You have a common goal. Of course. You see at the end of the day we all know where we want to go. Exactly. So the greater good is what always wins. Ya. Then also you see as women I feel like if you're able to just to control your emotions then you're good to go. Like you can just face anything. Like I'm not an emotional person. Ya. What I'm is very headstrong. Ya. And how is in Nambia. Ya. And sometimes what they don't like about me they'll be like no, kame ne let's not do this. Ya. I'm like no but I want to do it. Ya. And they'll be like no kame ne because of XYZ nini nini and I'll keep quiet. And then two days later I've done it. Ya. Then I tell them whether I did this. And it's actually working. I just I'm like whether I did this and this and this. Ya. It's okay. Ya. But they're amazing young men. Amazing. Amazing. They're coming up events. When is it? What's happening? It's this weekend the 12th. Okay. We have 8 DJs. 8 DJs. Ya. You have decided people have to go down to Mombasa. Ya. Because there's so many events happening this weekend. Oh, oh yeah. No even if you're not coming to Mombasa it's fine.  But all you're saying is you have 8 DJs? I have but I think I have all of the top DJs on my line up I think. Yes, I still have 8. Hey. I have 8 DJs. I have an artist. Yes. Surprise artist. Okay. From Kenya, it's Africa, Africa, Pludge. Kenya. I really want to promote Kenya an artist by the way. Really, really want to promote Kenya. We are going to take a picture ma'am. Sure. 8 top notch. Goja, goja guys. At around 3pm inshala. You will know who that artist is. So it's a really dope artist that is going to be a surprise for guys who will be coming through. There are also a couple of different things we'll be doing when it comes to the music. We've changed up a couple of DJs. So it's going to be a different experience but what I can guarantee you is you're not going to get a line up and an entertainment experience anywhere in Mombasa, on Nairobi or Kisumu or Eldoret. Like the one that I am planning for you guys this Saturday. Yeah. I am just... I am just going to... We are going to do it because of that particular event. Pressure, pressure, pressure. But as in eh, it's what it is. All of those cream, kalonje, katrix, bones, ronal, lenium, t-rex. As in guys, you are not even ready. I mean, that's crazy. MGM, where are you going to get all of those guys on one stage in one place? Eh, Mombasa, with a breeze right here at the beach in Nini. You know, Mazen. I can imagine. So that's tough. You guys should come to for this Africa, by the way. Should you must? Yes. Indio, let's come and have fun. It's so much fun. January, May, Shaffa, Nui, Apatino. This Africa is cheap. The most expensive ticket is maybe at the gate, which is at G.  We're also going to... We'll be doing a flash sale on Thursday. Okay. Where you should be able to get two tickets for 1000. We also have group tickets that are also significantly less. As in, it's a very cheap experience for you to enjoy, but you get there. No regret. What? You're just waiting for the next, you know. Make you be so surprised. Even some of the stuff we've changed up with our concept, the look and feel, entertainment wise. Like...  Oh, this is different. Coming to you, it's coming. A lot. A lot of stuff is going to be different. Kudama pema gets a nice cute spot. It's going to... I wish I could say, Mo, I really wish. They need to come and see now. It's going to be fun. I think you've actually done enough. Yeah. Now it's for them now to just come and give us feedback. Indio, kukianda this is Africa. Apu chiniko, comment section.  Indio, kame niya tathoma. Indio, kama kuna kitu, wanafua abadilisha kikidogo. Walaimani. Indio. I'm giving you something almost near perfect. Yes. Like the last one was yani tuatii. This one now we've amplified so much more. Yeah. Kujeni tu. Guys, please come to Fotesis Africa. Now to Kimalizia. What cha tu ni, Malizia na mula moa. Wow. Beef, beef. What's happening? Yani, mtawa ii kwa marafiki tena. We wanna have our friends to begin with. Okay. Yani, mtawa ii onge akama watu wanapenda na?  I just don't like him. And I'm not that even mean. I'm not beefing with him because every time I get an interview people ask me this question. And I answer without fear. You know. Because he's just not the kind of person that I like. We wanna have our friends so we will never be friends. I don't think our paths will cross anywhere. Yeah. And should they, it's not like I'll kill him. But I mean it's... It is what it is. You know? I think we're totally different people on two totally different trajectories and I have no interest in forming any relationship or whatever or friendship or anything with him. What cha andelena maisha ya ke? Yes. O reka mene. Thank you so much for speaking to SPM Buzz. Anytime. Thank you guys for having me. You guys are dope. Thank you mama. Thank you asante sana. I've always looked forward to this interview by the way and I'm glad we can talk. I love it. You know? Just an extension of girl talk that you do every morning. Yes. And this was very interesting. Thank you so much for sharing your words and your thoughts with us. And you know just talking to people and just giving them your experience about life. And continue doing the good work you guys are doing. I love that you guys are always ahead of every single story. There's one thing I love about SPM.  So keep on doing it. We shall support wherever. Asante. Mi noana tum kikua wukwa tu alu skadash and guys we're on the red carpet. What? How are we doing?  Namkudye this is us. Please and thank you. Amen to that we are coming. Mume skia. Yes. Buzz. Please ukionahi microphone. You say hi. We do a couple of interviews here. Yes. Yes. A hundred percent. Thank you mama. Anytime baby girl. Asante sana. Guys that was kame ne goro. The beautiful. The successful. You know. And everything nice. Thank you for sharing us. You know with us your thoughts. Anytime. Asante sana now guys. This was Buzz with stars right here on SPM Buzz. My good name is Miss Kitingi and until next time it's goodbye.


On a calm summer morning, you and your friends finally get a chance to go on a hot air balloon trip. You all get on board and rise up to an altitude of 300 meters. From there, at a constant height, a wind pushes you at a speed of 20 meters per second relative to the ground. You decide the moment needs a selfie, so you get your phone out, but in the excitement of the moment, you drop it over the edge. Where should you look for your phone on the ground? Secondly, once you know where to look for your phone, is it even worth bothering or will it be smashed to pieces? You quickly borrow your friend's phone to check the manufacturer's website. It turns out your phone is rated to survive impacts up to 50 meters per second. Is your phone likely to have survived the fall? Let's start with the first problem. We know that this is a projectile motion problem since we have an object moving under the influence of gravity only. We know that the phone will end up on the ground, so we're looking to find the distance that the phone travels from the hot air balloon. Now, we know the initial horizontal speed of the hot air balloon, vxi, and there are no horizontal forces, so we know that the horizontal velocity is constant, and the distance the phone travels horizontally is given by x is equal to vxi times t, where t is the time the phone takes to hit the ground. Now for t, we know the total displacement is 300 meters, the initial vertical velocity is 0 meters per second, and the acceleration is 9.8 meters per second squared. So we can use our projectile motion equation to find y equal to 300 meters. We get y is equal to half gt squared. We know that both y and g are acting downwards, and so they're acting in the same direction, and we can keep both as positive. Plugging in our numbers, we get a time to hit the ground of 7.8 seconds. We can now plug this into our equation for x. We find that you should look for your phone at a horizontal distance of 156 meters from where you were when you dropped the phone. Great, so we've worked out where you should look for your phone, but is it actually bothering to look, or will it be smashed? For this problem, we need to know the speed at which the phone is travelling. To do this, we're going to use vector addition, and sum both the horizontal and vertical velocities. We already know the horizontal velocity, because there are no horizontal forces. The final horizontal velocity is equal to the initial horizontal velocity of 20 meters per second. We can calculate the final vertical velocity from our projectile motion equations. The initial vertical velocity is zero, so the final vertical velocity, this gives us an answer of 77 meters per second. We can now sum our velocities using a vector diagram, and we find that the final velocity is equal to the square root of the vertical velocity squared, plus the horizontal velocity squared. Plugging in our numbers, we get a final velocity of 80 meters per second. Given that the phone is only raised at impacts up to 50 meters per second, it was probably smashed to bits when it hit the ground. Sorry to break the news.


At today we're celebrating 25 years of the Reading Club, so what's really important of course is making sure that our students, our children get an early start and libraries around British Columbia have just done an amazing job in having the summer reading programs to be able to support kids, to be able to educate and really it's about getting children out and getting them excited about reading. We have over 6,000 kids that sign up for Summer Reading Club in Greater Victoria, so it's a really great program for kids so they don't experience a backwards slide with their reading practice over the summer time. The province of British Columbia has been investing $50,000 a year to libraries around BC to help this reading program in the summer time, again celebrating 25 years and so we just encourage all the parents out there, take opportunities like this, get your children out, get them involved in reading, great skill obviously needed at earlier years as it sets them up for an amazing future in school. The kids come to the library and they get a free reading record and they collect seven stickers and seven incentive prizes for the summer. So the incentive prizes are little things at the beginning and then at the end that they complete all seven weeks they get a Summer Reading Club medal or they can choose a book and the book is there is to keep. Today I read two books to the children that were here, Dojo Daytrip and Explorers of the Wild and really both the books were just talking about the opportunities we have here in British Columbia, get out and go exploring, go camping and you know talking to the kids that's what they highlighted for me as I was reading those books is they're excited at summer, they're excited to be reading but they're excited to be outdoors and go camping and go exploring as well.


Hello everyone going through a unique shaving products buying experience in Cox's Bazaar Bangladesh So I'm going to pick up a shaving brush and the shaving cream So he showed me the Gillette looks like this is not the original but This should work. So this is about 50 taka Bangladesh, which is half dollar And then we have one shaving cream which is also made in Bangladesh And this is about 55 taka which is approximately one US dollars So these two are Total one dollar 20 cents. So I'm just going to try for fun and see how it goes and I asked for razor blades and he has only Gillette which Gillette made in I think India which I want because I used that before It's kind of a little bit rough. So I'm just going to skip on the shaving blade right now. So I'll just pick up these two These two are going to be Experience of you know how it feels and how it works which I'll show you in a future video Thank you for watching. The next video is going to be on the screen. I'll see you shortly


Fit starts breaking down below this trend line here, right? Excuse me, below this January 29 lows.  Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessTrade.com nightly wrap up show. Hope everybody did OK today, kind of a weird day today. If you were around, if you were trading today the whole day, you saw around, what was it, around 10, 30, 11 o'clock, a really aggressive candle came out of nowhere on the queues and usually don't see such range expansion on the queue, queues, unless something really, really aggressive is coming out, whether it's good, bad, something for the fed, something from political, pandemic, whatever the case may be. But we saw this around 11 o'clock and you know, you had a candle go on the queues from 335 all the way down to 329. You're talking about a $6 candle very, very aggressively and it really is a constant reminder, especially with the continuous euphoria that you see in this tape that at any second, if you are in an overbought stock, that's something that's up really aggressively over the last several days, several weeks, it could get taken away from you very, very fast and this was really an eye-opener for a lot of people who said, well, wait a minute, well, what's going on here? Was there any news? And that's the whole point. There doesn't need to be any news when you have a market that's so darn strong. It really doesn't need any piece of factual information or evidence for the market to go lower. It just does, but the true nature of the beast, and this is what we've been talking about for years, a lot of people started talking around and just started to say, well, that's it, that's the top, right? That's the top, the market's gonna go lower, see, the bulls never learned, they shouldn't have gotten greedy and what I really loved what the bulls did today was, they lost the five-day moving average. Again, if you've been watching this broadcast for years and years and years, you kind of know how important the five-day moving average is. It represents, at least for me, a short-term sentiment and that's very, very important. So the idea that the bulls gave up the five-day moving average in such an aggressive candle very, very quickly, that's kind of a red flag. But what they did was, and they continued to do for the last four, four and a half years, they came back and not only got off the lows, they reclaimed the five-day moving average. So the bulls continue to be really, really aggressive. There's also a flip side to that as well. A lot of names did not recover from the aggressive channels. So if you look, for example, a stock like Amazon, again, there's nothing wrong, technically, with Amazon yet, but it didn't recover. If you look at Apple, nothing wrong with it yet and you could see these channels, how tight they're getting, but at some point you have to turn around and say, look, these stocks better wake up or the next move, especially some sort of algorithmic R2D2, whatever the case may be, right? Quant model, eventually those ranges they've been holding, holding, holding forever, eventually they're gonna get violated. And that was a very, very important part of today's session. If you look, for example, like a stock like Tesla, this probably gives you the clearest view of what potentially could happen, right? Now, if you guys remember about a week and a half ago, Tesla had its first close below this whole rise in support. You guys remember that? And I was sell bias, 100% sell bias on Tesla going to the next trading day. And if you guys remember, Tesla got bailed out. They got a $1,200 price target from I think it was like Morgan Stanley and it started this whole big wave of buying and it went into the 480s level and it started kind of putting this roll over top and today we really saw a big aggressive push to the downside. What saved Tesla today was this rising Bollinger ban and that was meant to be support, short-term support. It's not a concrete wall for support, but it's support. And we started seeing for the first time in a very, very long time on Tesla, really big aggressive short-term put buyers coming. If you've been watching this broadcast for a while now, you kind of know that aggressive option, right? The option players, you know, we've been talking about on the long side when you see, for example, big out-of-the-money near-term call buyers, usually good things are gonna happen. For example, Zoom and NVIDIA and OGI and all these different stocks. But that kind of works on the downside as well. And we started seeing them coming in with some pretty decent-sized premium for Friday's expiration on the 870 weekly puts. Now, why was it 870? Because 780 here, right? Excuse me, this is 770 weekly puts. 780 was the low of January 29th. So I'm watching Tesla tomorrow and I'm not watching it to the upside. And again, I get it. A lot of people are attached to this thing and they love this thing and everything about it is great. And I love it too. Okay, again, I am the last person who ever is gonna talk bad about Tesla. I love Tesla. I love it long. I love it short. I love the car. I love everything. I love Elon, right? My next baby daddy, right? Elon Musk. But again, common sense tells us that the stock market speaks louder than what we like and what we want. And it's not the market we want. It's the market we have. And Tesla looks like the cleanest headshot. If it starts breaking down below this trend line here, right? It's gonna be below this January 29th lows. Look at which room you have. You have room all the way to 740. So what I was thinking here before the upgrade, well, now I'm thinking it again. So it's very, very important to kind of acknowledge it.  Just like any other stock that has some technical ways that potentially doesn't go higher anymore, it doesn't apply to you. You're gonna be okay, right?  We're talking about, from the trading aspects, we trade ranges. This is not an indictment of what's gonna happen to the stock a month from now or a year from now. We're trying to just accumulate as much information as possible in the last several days and make a decision going forward. So for example, yes, Tesla had this phenomenal headline, right? And they said, we bought, what was it? $1.5 billion in Bitcoin and blah, blah, blah, blah, and everything's great.  Again, we're looking for the market that we have, not the market that we want. So I'm definitely watching this thing on the short side. However, there's a lot of names that look great on the long side as well. Look at Netflix, right? Netflix is starting to, you know, we got rejected now twice, two days in a row on this linear regression line. And we have to think, you know, if this thing finally wakes up and we started seeing some really, really aggressive call buying today, late day on Tesla on, I keep on saying Tesla, I keep on getting them both confused. On Netflix, they're coming for, you know, they were coming for the 575s. They were coming for the 600s. We saw a 575 call buyer coming in for Junes, but he came in for a $10 million premium. So I definitely want to watch Netflix for tomorrow. Facebook looks really good as well. Again, this is two days in a row, above the 50 day moving average. It's holding up very, very nicely. If they could just confirm these two channels, maybe this thing goes higher as well. BYND, right? We talked about a yesterday how it was a little bit disappointed in it today. It took off today. And if it starts confirming, right? Look at the 60 minute view. If it starts confirming today's supply, maybe this thing wakes up. So there's definitely plays I like to the long side. There's definitely plays I like to the short side, but I want more information. I need more data. Sometimes when you're trading and we're getting into levels that, you know, they're very, very aggressive, especially on the macro ETFs, you start thinking, you start collecting, you start maybe taking your foot off the gas just a little bit, just to make sure that you're reading the market the proper way. And if you look at today's pivots, it kind of played out that way. The names that we were watching last night on the video, if you guys remember the common denominator, you know, you had order flow and the most important part, you have stocks coming off the bottom channel. So we talked about Door Dash yesterday. I forgot what we had in the last night's video. Lemonade, we talked about last night as well. So the theme continues. Option order flow, forget about anything that is overextended. We're looking for stocks that are coming out in bottom channels. And when they do and the option flow matches up, usually good things are gonna happen. So let's talk about this. Snow never built on yesterday's move, which was kind of surprising. 324 needs to build. It got to 327, but nothing really, really crazy there at all. Door Dash just absolutely exploded. 192.50, 193 needs to build. Here was Door Dash. Went right to 216. I actually like it more for tomorrow. I think it confirmed today's price channel. Let's move to 27 point move. Looks great. Well, you guys who caught that as well. GLSI never came close to confirming. Lemonade had a nice move. Again, same thing as Dash. Not as aggressive, but 158 needs to build. Here was Lemonade, LMND, common denominator, right? Coming off the bottom channel, I took out 158 and traded nearly to 166. Big move there. Roku again, impossible, absolutely impossible to trade. It's just so thin at the open. And it's gonna look good on paper, right? 473 needs to build, right? It looks great on paper. Looks great on paper. Here's the 473. It went to 479, right? Great, cool. No, no, you couldn't trade it. It was trading at a dollar and a half, $2 spread. Again, it put up a $5 candle at the open. At least for me, there's no way possible any type of liquidity to trade that. Fubu, I caught it for a scalp, 49 needs to build. And then I realized it was being pumped. It ran up like 50, 60 cents. Nothing, here's the scalp. 50, 60 cent move, nothing there at all. I got stopped out, break even on the balance. Netflix, again, I still really, really like. Again, congratulations for you guys who had Zoom, who've been in Zoom. It put in a perfect move right into the Upper Bollinger Band. Traded all the way up to the full 40 area, fantastic move. NVIDIA was the creme de la creme today, not only just from today's action, but from the pivot from two days ago. Fantastic mover from the 560 pivot. I know a lot of you guys have been holding it. And today it broke out of a 588, just exploded. NVIDIA exploded. You had $600 calls coming in the weeklies. And it probably should print 600 tomorrow. So a really, really big move on NVIDIA as well. Here comes 205 on Door Dash, went to 215, 216 as well. Yeah, I like Tesla. I like Tesla, they're coming for the lows. They're coming for the puts. We'll see how this plays out. The most important thing guys, and I can't emphasize this enough, don't look at the market as a casino. It's not a casino. And unfortunately we're still seeing so much aggressive retail buying, chasing stocks at all levels. Like there's no Fs given. There's no Fs given at all on the amount of effort that people will put themselves in a position of a firing squad. There's nothing. I'm seeing people buying stocks that have gone from three to 27 and talking about this thing's going 100. Whoa, okay. That's a casino, right? That's a casino. Predicting where you think your stock is gonna go. They just went from one to 27. It's not trading. And unfortunately there has to be a really fine line. And I think when people talk about trading for a living and doing this for 15, 20, 25, 30 years, there has to be kind of a line drawn between somebody who really buys stocks and wants to gamble with their discretionary money.  So I personally think there's much easier ways to make money than just buying stocks randomly. The NBA has what, eight, nine games tonight, 12 games tonight, right? Bet the money line, so much easier.  Your money's on the line. You know your mags bet. And you're good to go. So unfortunately there is so many new cases and new openings for this euphoric market that unfortunately people are finding out the hard way that it's not casino, it's not gambling. It takes a lot of work, it takes many years and it's gonna take you 10 to 12 years just to feel comfortable in your own skin. And unfortunately you're not gonna get that if you are chasing a stock from one to 27. So anyway guys, have a great night everybody. Stay blessed, please do your research. If you are serious about this as a career from any type of position of strength, you have to treat this job as any other job, work at it, perfect it, and be the best version of you you can possibly get. Guys, God bless, I'll see you all tomorrow.


Now the crisis of confidence between the grift members of the APC and the governor Mai Malaboni led National Care to take a committee took a turn for the worst on Saturday. Let's follow to the decision of supporters of the senator Kibiru Marafa led faction of the party in Zamfara state to hold a fresh congress to elect new state officials for the party. Thousands of members of the APC who pledged allegiance to Marafa from across the 14 local government areas of Zamfara state gathered in Guizhou the state capital there they elected Alhaji Suraju Makataku as the new state chairman.


Good morning Lovely nice to hear your booming voice. I hope you had a great weekend and Let's hope you have a another long weekend coming right Okay Today we will have the last Session of The first unit of the course the first unit of the course said design features of language Design features of language in other words in other words What are those features? those characteristics of language that Make it such an efficient such a versatile medium of Communication you can talk in dark. You can talk while running in India. We talk even while eating Don't we? Most family quarrels happen at the dining table right other animals cannot it cannot dog cannot chew the bone and Can also be quarreling with other dogs? Okay, we have we have that kind of so what is You know so unique about language It is there in the design of language the way nature has designed it the way God has designed it Language has some uniqueness and we have been talking about these unique features. We said languages Can you name some features? Please everybody one by one? It is species specific only human beings have it then Species uniform all human beings have it then It is culturally transmitted that is we have to be part of a group a family an orphanage a hostel You know doesn't matter which hostel doesn't matter which family But you have to be a part of it the child may be born to a Chinese parents But maybe in America and can learn American English Okay, any other feature? It varies Come on, please Give me at least it is open-ended it gains words and it loses words on a daily basis Words sounds features anything else Creativity there are lots of other features, you know people count 15 16 Many of these features now I'm going to talk against myself I am going to contradict what I told you many of these features may Or may not be Unique to human beings we do not know We do not know that dog language Is not there in all dogs or dogs can't talk about You know meat or biryani or telangana or You know I JEE there are some features, please pay attention There are some features which are now pay attention. I'm going to say the keywords which are indisputably Human language specific please write indisputable features. What are those features? We have recorded dog language and we have found that it doesn't have as many variations Okay, you can do actually I'm going to give you some Assignments you have to do term paper for 30% of the course Okay, and you can take one of these things and you can examine how a dog talks to another dog After all they do Okay, how a parrot how a bird how a You know anything any any other creature? How does it communicate people have studied ants people have studied reptiles people have studied birds Okay, there are those studies or you can study children. How does a multilingual family? Teach its child one language or another language you can do a term paper on some of these things but there are some three or four features which are decidedly unique Peculiar to human language only human language has it and these are parts of its structure. It is these features It is these characteristics of natural languages human languages that make them Unique that make them versatile that make them do what they do we call them please write structural features So far we have talked about cultural features learning features use features Okay, now we are talking about structural features We talked about a whole lot of cultural features language is culturally transmitted language varies from village to village From university to university from hostel to hostel or college to college. We talked about all that today I'll take about half an hour telling you about structural features number one, please write Language has the feature of displacement Natural languages human languages can't talk about tomorrow can't talk about yesterday Can't talk about Another country can't talk about another age Last week. I gave you the example of Gulliver's travels Talks about another place one has never been to Time machine talks about another time How does that happen that happens because human languages have something called please write tense T e n s e it has the feature of displacement. What does it mean? It means that human languages can go beyond time time and Please They are not bound, you know children's language in the beginning. You will see children can only talk about here and now doggy pain Book similarly, you know many animals can also talk only about the present immediate context Dog can bark at a stranger But a dog cannot tell its master that the same stranger was here at the gate looking at your daughter Or your son, okay Right no dog can tell its master no matter how much it loves it because the dog does not have the capacity to talk about Yesterday the dog does not have the capacity to talk about the next street It visited and had a wonderful bone to chew there It cannot human languages have how do human languages have that they have the feature of tense because of Because of Tense look at this sentence, you know Look at this sentence the baby will need it tomorrow Does the baby need it today? Say yes or no, please No, did the baby need it yesterday? No, how do we know it will need it tomorrow? Because of will even if I remove me will even if I say the baby will need it does it mean present? Does it mean present or does it mean future future obviously future, you know The baby a smile yesterday, you know, there were a lot of celebration Mother sang a song made a phone call to father or actually father sang a song made a phone call to mother who was in the office Okay, et cetera, et cetera even if we don't have yesterday. We would know it is past. How shall we know that? Because there is Ed there and that is there in all our languages not just English even in Hindi Bacchato kaal hasatha Okay, in Telugu. How would you say that in Telugu? Okay, and the child cried mostly Okay, you don't need to say yesterday you don't need to say repu netiki, okay You don't need tomorrow yesterday the tense does it Okay, look at the sentence the director is likely to meet the minster has he met No, it is future. He may meet so there are elements in language like tense like adverbs like time markers Which help you go beyond? the present Which help you go beyond here beyond now look at another sentence the director has lunch with the actors Is it talking about tomorrow? Say yes or no make a mistake does the sentence talk about tomorrow when you say the director has lunch with the actors It's not about yesterday. You know, it is about every day the director has lunch not at home The director has lunch at Wherever he is but he has it with his actors okay But if we say the director had lunch with the actors then It is past it is yesterday if you say the director will have lunch With the actors then it will mean Tomorrow it will be so language has elements and all languages have it It is not that only English has it it is not that only Sanskrit has it It is not that only tell who has it what you call tribal languages what you call child language What you call any language any natural language? has this Ability to go beyond here and now similarly, you know you can talk about distant places The baby comes, you know people children often ask where does the baby come from a many parents? You know don't tell them the truth. They tell them baby comes from God a baby comes from God's home okay So this element from tells you of a place which is beyond Here which is not here when you say from that means you are talking about another place When you say to where do sinners go?  But we can still talk about it How do we do that we use words like from to? Will may likely and all languages have this capacity Not it's not just English so they can go beyond here and now this is one strong feature of Language okay any doubts Any questions shall we go to the next? Right look at the next structural feature language is systematic There is a bit of arbitrariness in meaning, you know and we do not know therefore we call it arbitrary But at the moment, you know in the state of the art today. We believe that Meaning has no logical correlation with sounds Any word can mean anything and any meaning can have any word Okay, I gave you examples last week that in some language BV is wife in another language BV is Mother in Punjabi mother is addressed as BV but in Hindi or Urdu BV is wife Okay, a lot of things can happen There is no reason why bottle is called bottle. There is no reason why cake is called cake There is no reason why X is called X Okay, it's arbitrary the connection between meaning, you know as Shakespeare famously said call rose by any name Do you know this line? Okay, look up Google Shakespeare today, you know sometimes you see these are the great gifts of mankind Before you are 30 before you are 30. It's a choice, you know This will mean the difference between you and another student before you are 30 You should have read at least one play by Shakespeare at least one play by Khalid Asa and Valmiki at least one novel or a story by Tolstoy, you know It's like you know great gifts of mankind like Mount Everest like sunrise like sunset These are the gifts of nature. Okay, come back to it the second feature in languages languages systematic Meaning and word may be related arbitrarily. We do not know but everything else particularly the structure is structure is systematic languages systematic number two Now, what do you mean? What do you mean when you say something is systematic? You mean two things? When something is systematic it means you can write rules about it You can predict you can say this will happen. This will not happen You can say this is possible. This is not possible So you have units and you have rules look at one simple example in all languages of the world Only certain sounds can come together. Say for example in English words, you can have a word beginning with PR Okay, you can say prayer priest prove prize You can have a word going with KR, you know the sound KR letter may be see so you have crush Creed cruel you can have GR great greed Okay, but you cannot have a word Ending in PR. Do you have a word ending in PR? In English, can you think of a word that ends in PR? That ends in KR that ends in GR It doesn't in all languages, you know you can do actually please write you can do a term paper on possible sound combinations in Telugu and I'll give you 30 on 30. Actually, I'll give you 31 on 30 If you brought good examples and just made a list these sounds are possible at the beginning These at the end nothing else finish. I am not asking you to go for complicated you know a swim in Vijay Vada is going to be part of Telangana or Andhra? Thank God. Okay Yeah a great place, you know Except, you know that they ruined the river there. It was the mightiest best river in India The Krishna, but anyway, you know We'll talk about that later. Okay, so you know there are constraints You cannot have anything anywhere You can have only certain combinations at the beginning only certain combinations at the end in English You have words that end in RK. Give me a word Hark park dark Park bark Come on. Give me some more. Please this side Okay, right But you have no word that begins with RK. Do you have a word in English which begins with RK? I Don't know if you know it. Please. Tell me You have you can have words in English ending in LK. Give me Milk we won't sit chalk because we are talking about speech not writing in chalk L is silent Okay, so bulk milk hulk sulk Hulk Our walk again L is silent. Yeah Silk lovely The best that China gave to India, right? Similarly, we can have words ending in NK Give me words Drank sink tank Crank bank are a the most important place Monk, okay, blink But can you have a word beginning with NK? In English these things differ from language to language if you have you heard of a language called Swahili Where is it is spoken? Africa which part of Africa is a huge thing is like Andhra Okay You can say East and Central Africa Nigeria Uganda Kenya Tanzania you see you should also sometimes look at these things. These are the markets You see these are the people these are the countries communities. You have to be friends with Okay, look at many other countries, you know, they have a huge presence there India during the British time had a presence in Africa, but not now now China is the dominant player in Africa all roads construction building construction power plants Chinese are building and they are doing a fantastic job That is where the next generation of challenges for a structural mechanical aerospace and chemical engineers in this country lie Okay, so learn about them learn about the culture and answer those challenges. These are challenges not just of Africa These are the challenges of mankind. How can you create high efficiency low-cost? engineering devices Okay, so there is language called Swahili where a word can begin with NK Okay, but not in ending NK. See there is some kind of symmetry. There is some kind of mirror image All languages have constraints on what is possible in One place, but not in another what is possible in another place, but not in one That is what we mean when you say language is systematic. There are constraints Okay, let's go further. Let's see Meaning also depends on combination when you say when you talk about structural feature When you talk about a structural features you have prepositions you have tenses Okay, how do you pronounce this word? Preposition how do you pronounce this word? Preposition you know you have prepositions you have tenses which help you When you say something is systematic that means it has constraints It has rules It has units Okay similarly Because of these constraints we can say it in meaning is not just the property of words Meaning is the property of combination of words look at this thing or combination of units you have k i l sound and L i k the same sounds in in the first pair Does it mean the same thing?  Yes, or no, no, no because in human languages Unlike other languages that we know of meaning is the property not just of units, but of the Please write combination of units The way they combine the same words Same sounds same syllables Combined differently, they will mean different thing. Okay, so tell and let have the same sounds But do they mean the same thing? They don't they have different meanings Or words look at the this phrase hope in the soul. It comes from church Okay We go pray week, you know, it's a temple No, we need Newton said even if there is no God. Let us invent one because it keeps us from suicide It keeps us from depression It brings us hope that God will rescue us tomorrow. So hope in the soul They have the same words as soap in the hole, but do they mean the same thing? Do they mean they don't worry about spelling, you know, worry about pronunciation Hope in the soul and soap in the hole. Okay similar sounds matching words matching sounds. Do they mean the same thing? They don't one talks about prayer church temple. The other talks about bathroom cleaning Etc. Etc. Okay, or look at this John kicked Mary Bad shouldn't happen and Mary kicked bad Sorry, Mary kicked John again bad should not happen. But do they mean the same thing? In one case John will be arrested In the other case Mary will be said wow well done So you but you know they you know let alone arrest or let alone law Do they mean the same thing? Say yes or no, please Only to John kicked Mary and Mary kicked John have the same words But they are drastically different meanings. Why do they have different meanings? Please tell me because they are combined differently Earlier it is ABC now it is CBA Okay, it can be lots of you know permutations lots of combinations are possible I gave you last week the example of this famous sentence How punctuation how pause can change the meaning when you say a woman? Without her Man is nothing. How many men believe that? Well, you will Okay, a woman without her man is nothing. How many men believe that? Okay, I see lots of hands going up, you know in other seminars here Maybe you are frightened of camera, but I asked this question at the research scholar seminar recently There were 400 people at least 300 hands went up That a woman without her man is not you see the meaning the same words differently combined can give you different meanings it is not the property of Other like animal languages it is not the property of you know a lot of other kinds of modes of communication it is in human languages that Units alone do not have meaning units have part of the meaning of course, but a lot depends upon how these units are Combined how these units are put together It is the because of this structural property that language can also be ambiguous, please write These are all structural property. It can be ambiguous. What what do you mean by ambiguous? What is the meaning of the word? ambiguous It can have more than one meaning not sure. Do you mean X or do you mean why? Okay It can have you know look at this sentence baby swallows fly What does it mean? Right, so if if you take baby as the noun Are you are we together now? I'm talking complex things you will have to be mentally awake not only physically awake Okay, if you if you if you if you mean baby as a noun Then it has one meaning who swallows the fly Baby swallow baby eats the fly by mistake of course or baby doesn't mind Okay, babies are emancipated creatures do they do a lot of things Okay, but if baby is an adjective then it has another meaning That is the swallow is a bird and it is not the big swallow, but The baby swallow the little swallow the small swallow Flies then fly is not a noun now. What does it become now? It's a verb baby swallows fly. So, you know language can be ambiguous It can give you different kinds of meanings depending upon what you intend that is how poetry is written That is how jokes and puzzles and a whole lot of interesting thing which are not there on the menu of a restaurant, you know Which are slightly unpredictable which give you poetry which give you music Happens, you know, but for these things don't happen.  The he or the she Who is the grandchild is it the son or the daughter it is he if you mean it this way Sorry, pardon me if you mean it This way then this is the grandchild Pharaoh's daughter has a son. So, Pharaoh is the Grandparent daughter is the parent and son is the grandchild But if you mean it this way then who is the grandchild Then daughter she is the grandchild because this is the grandparent this is the parent and this is the Grandchild Depend upon what you intend how you mean how you bracket or take a sentence like flying planes Can be dangerous Visiting relatives can be nuisance Okay Borrowing friends Can be a nuisance, you know friends who borrow your mobile phone Friends who borrow your money, but never return Friends who borrow your cigarette don't buy their own Okay, they can be a nuisance or borrowing friends taking somebody else's friend So, you know flying planes. What do you mean the act of flying the planes or the planes that are already in the sky So, you know the ambiguity can come into the sentence because of these things and depends upon how you mean it Look at the next sentence Policemen were stopped were asked Were ordered to a stop drinking at midnight Who was drinking? Policemen Two or three interpretations where are possible policemen were drinking and they were told don't drink Somebody else was drinking and policemen were told boot them and take their drinks away. Okay, or When we're with the dead drinking midnight or the order came at midnight What is possible policemen were ordered to a stop drinking at midnight where they ordered at midnight or Where they expected to a stop at midnight allow at other hours Whole lot of ambiguity is possible even in ordinary sentences and why is this possible? It is possible because Please the most You know singular feature the most distinctive unique feature of language Even if language didn't have anything else if it had this feature the language would be a unique system of unique medium of communication the ambiguity comes to language because of The duality of a structure, please write We know these when we talk about structural features We say it has the capacity for displacement. It is systematic. It can be ambiguous all this because all this because Language has dual structure not just one not just linear You know by look dual structure. We mean it can be this way Okay, it can also be this way It has not only linear a structure. It also has vertical structure Okay Every time you select a sound say for example when you say you take P Now S is not possible. What is possible after P in English? a any vowel some consonants but not K Not possible here, but K it we take it from a class We take it from a class. You either have P Per or you have K or you have T or you have X or you have Y But not everything so you have one vertical structure Okay, and you have the other Linear structure when you say P you can either take a Consonant you can either have a r or you have a l or you have a hovel Okay, take a word Take a word. Okay, when you say a Then after a you can only have something which is countable You cannot say a water. Can you? Please Yes, or no No, we cannot after a we can say book after we can say boy After a we can say building, but if it is and Then we can say apple egg elephant Okay Each choice, you know, we have this kind of a structure if This then that and the we have this kind of a structure Either this or that Okay, if X Then why here if X then not why You make a choice. This is called. Please write. This is called a paradigm Can you catch it? Can can the camera catch it please? Yeah, okay This is called a paradigm a latin word. It's class. This is the class from each class You take one. So for example, look at the earlier sentence, baby swallows fly Baby is either a noun or an adjective. It cannot be both. What do you mean it? Tell me, please. Do you mean it as a noun or do you mean it as an adjective? If you mean it as a noun, then the next word is a verb But if you mean it as an adjective, then the next word is a noun. So, you know, these constraints These are exceptionalist constraints constraints on choices and You constantly make every time you speak you make a multi-level choice At the level of sounds at the level of words at the level of sentences at the level of below sounds You have linear structure if you choose X then why then Z then this but if you choose X then not why not yet You know you make choice from the class and you make choice from the Combination, okay class related many people call it. Please write This is called paradigmatic choice I'll write it Can I write here? linear choices sorry vertical choices paradigmatic choice You take from a paradigm you take from a class okay paradigmatic choice or vertical choice Vertical choices from each class take only one and then what you choose will determine What comes? Next, but the other choice is called.  It's a whole lot of paradigmatic and you know and Syntagmatic choice when you say yes, it means yes. I am free Okay, when you say no you mean no I am not free What is the syntagmatic paradigmatic choice here? It is either yes, or please complete it No, what is the syntagmatic choice? Yes, I am free. No, I am not free Okay, the smallest possible sentences are the longest possible sentences no matter how Big or small how long or short your utterance The choices are there all across and that is what gives ambiguity if you if you mean Son of Pharaoh's daughter is ambiguous. This is because what is the relationship of son?  I am going to tell you about paradigmatic choices Tomorrow I will tell you about syntagmatic choices. No a Child and his brain as a child is born or even before the child is born the child observes and Finds that all along take any sentence you like Okay, when you say language can be ambiguous Then you decide language is a noun after that you require an auxiliary verb Auxiliary verb can be either can or may you decide to take can but when you say take can Then you require another verb you can say can go can be can happen You simply cannot say language can ambiguous Can you say that? You can't because a word like can a word like can demands a word like can Demands Another verb here you can say can go can happen can live can die can fail can pass But you cannot simply say X can IIT You can say X can enter IIT X can exit IIT X can destroy IIT X can give great gifts to IIT But when you say can when you choose an auxiliary verb then except in one or two situations You have to have a main verb, but the choice is constantly there can is not the Can is not the only auxiliary verb in this class. What are the other class other verbs? may might give me May my could should Shall will would ought must need many in telugu. What are the choices? Come on may take a minute. Please write a list of auxiliary verbs in telugu Do you know Telugu those who know okay in your mother tongue? I mean those who know Hindi Please write it in Hindi. Is it that only English has auxiliary verbs? Of this kind do you have something like can in Hindi? Hey, I mean it of course different but something like I don't say exactly You know, but but the you know unit performing the same function Was some kept a wholesome time. Oh, no. Chai. Hey, who's on a chai? Who's a cut ha okay? Yeah, so do we have similar elements in your mother tongue? Please take a minute and write Please take a minute and write You can do a term paper on these things. Please write You can do a term paper on auxiliary or modal auxiliary verbs can code shall should in your mother tongue Okay in all our languages in all natural languages. We have these things Okay, and we constantly make choices When you came to IET you had a feeling oh, I thought medical college we just like that I had a which could the film Institute Jana Chai Yeah, boring Jagger Okay, but anyway because your you know parents are happy and we need jobs So, you know you come take anything if flying planes can be done dangerous if flying is a noun If flying is a gerund then planes is object, but if flying is the adjective Not grounded planes, but flying planes grounded planes are not dangerous flying planes can be dangerous. They can fall upon you Okay, we have we constantly make choices from the class and once we make these choices here One we see we say can or may then we are also Under obligation to take a particular word here after can we talk you cannot take a noun Can you take a noun here can you say I can teacher Can you say I can? film You cannot say I can film you can say I can see a film I Can watch a film I can make a film Okay, I can hate a film You know you have to have things like that so language Constantly has a dual structure. Please read the book. I have given you some of these concepts can be difficult for us to understand The first time but not difficult if you give sufficient time or talk to me at length if let us summarize I Will stop this unit here the first unit design features of language. We talked about lots of features We said language is a species is specific. What does it mean? Please? Only human beings have it only human it's a biological gift to human beings like flying is to birds swimming is to fish crawling is to reptiles Okay next Language is a species uniform. What does it mean? Only human beings, sorry all human beings rich or poor You know JEE or otherwise IIT Madras or IIT Bombay Doesn't matter. Okay They all have language Language is culturally transmitted. What do we mean? We learn it only after we Hear it only after we see it used Language has variations. What does it mean? Come on. Please make a mistake doesn't matter. There is no punishment changes from place to place Yeah, it's not the same. You know it differs from village to village Class to class in India cast to cast the same village to cast is taking two kinds of language. Is it true of Telugu? It is true of Tamil. It is true of Hindi. It is true of Maitrely. It is true Many languages in India. We have more caste than class a specific language reason to reason job to job Okay, then Language is vocal. It's primarily vocal writing is a representation of language Language is open-ended. What do we mean? Yeah, you can add you can lose again and lose words Okay Language is arbitrary. What do we mean? No logical connection between meaning and Word and the object correct language is creative. You can always say new things in new ways You can make old words mean new things Language is systematic. That means it has units and rules combinations and permutations and Meaning depends upon these structures these combinations and permutations Language has the feature of displacement. What does it mean? It can go beyond Time in place beyond here and now language has dual structure. What do we mean? It has a class structure and it has a Combination structure paradigmatic and syntagmatic structure. Wow, you are engines Lovely, this is the test Okay, name the design feature Applied below even the best of parrots cannot utter a complex sentence or a new word Species specific many great poets have come even from backward castes and poor classes Species uniform lovely done and not have the same sounds, but not the same meaning Our combinations lovely really mother is called differently in different languages Where is our arbitrary, you know meaning has no similarly work out some examples for up each of these features I'm going to mail this these PPT slides to you work out these features. You will have this as part of your quiz Next month Okay any questions Thanks. Have a good day, please


Initial thoughts on the game is we just have to be better a William Smith game And I think they were playing like they wanted to win and we were playing like we just wanted to play a hockey game We looked very lost in our D zone You know we try to emphasize having their head on a swivel. We've got to get better at that We've got to get better at having purposeful passes ones that are taped to tape We just got to improve on a lot Well, we don't have time to hang our heads. We really don't and feel bad for ourselves I think this is a moment for us to really take in and see what we're made of I think we've got to focus on making good tape-to-tape passes and communicating better There's just no there's no other way to put it. We got to be better at communicating We got to be better at moving the puck and we got to be better in our D zone