guys welcome back to the independent investor channel for another tutorial on highly on holdings this is going to be a short summary of the longer video that i release every single week so for you guys that don't have the time you're going to get the highlights of what i'm going to talk about in that video and highly on holdings just came off of their q3 earnings and where i thought it was fairly marginal and i was fairly neutral in my reaction to it it spurred off a couple of events that i want to talk about with you guys on this short video and that was a downgrade by goldman sacks to two dollars and twenty five cents the very next day goldman sacks entered into a block of highly on shares that increased their share position to five hundred and fifty thousand shares it was an increase of a hundred and seventy percent i want you guys to understand that these downgrades are aimed at you and they're aimed at you alone all right other institutions they don't buy into a renewed sell on a stock that has so much promise into its future and then they enter in and do the complete opposite by buying into the shares that they're telling you to sell and any year is going to be worse than what they're entering into the shares at now there was some insider buying that happened just this week and highly on first of all from dan gallagher entered into a twenty thousand share position this is the chief operating officer at highly on holdings very important to note when insiders take those cracks at large swaths of stock not to imply that they know anything but it's bullish enough with the insiders starting to pick them up now john panzer is the cfo chief financial officer he hasn't been at the helm for very long and it hasn't taken him very long to take a nice bite out of highly on shares here in the low threes and two separate installments one at the three dollar and twenty six cent level the other at the three dollar and ten cent level now the stock has rolled off just a little bit here just one penny below three dollars a share but i really want to question and have you guys think independently on this opportunity with so much institutional buying the one being citadel this week that increased their position by seven hundred percent in their share base with citadel securities this represented a real value increase in the share ownership and highly on holdings by over six hundred percent so you have big institutions that are buying up big shares of the company you have insiders of the company buying shares in the company and you have big institutions like goldman sacks none of which garner a bigger reputation than goldman and actually recommending that you sell the stock i think this recommendation was made on false pretenses and i believe it was an in a direct attempt to pick up shares at a cheaper valuation and it did not work it backfired on the shares spurred up after the q3 earnings there it was just way too much information come on the q3 call to make us suggest that q3 is going to be excuse me 2023 is going to be a very interesting time for highly on and the risk of betting that the shares remain recessed here at the three dollar level is decaying on the vine short sellers are starting to close up shop or start to relax some of that downward pressure on the stock that has been a real victim of short selling over the last couple of years since coming to public markets the delays have not helped highly on the geopolitical tension has not helped highly on the energy crunch globally has not helped highly on and finally the delays in executing along their timeline has not helped highly on with that said they've introduced their working erx's to the fleets they're in get a little gulfed in fleet trials right now highly on is actually conducted some of those trials themselves which have come back very favorably in understanding how the erx is going to perform once it comes into mass commercialization and scale next year now before that happens carb nitsa epa certification has to be met it has been disclosed on previous press releases that highly on will collaborate with none other than commons in the industry there is no bigger who's who in the industry than commons it is safe to suggest that commons will be a force multiplier for highly on as they seek out and achieve this critical milestone in the evolution of the company okay second government mandates are going to be key to observe here how fleets strategically position themselves to meet the mandates that are coming through the incentives that are coming and i want you to differentiate between the two incentives are going to come in form of tax credits the forty thousand dollar tax credit as well as the one dollar tax credit back to both producers and consumers of r and g c and g no matter what the mix is they're going to get that dollar of credit for producing and on the consumption side so really lucrative incentives there from the government as well as the mandates that are going to place some oversight restrictions or criteria on the oems to produce a certain number of percentage of vehicles that are low carbon vehicles those vehicles that need to be able to provide their fleets that they serve that low carbon criteria now the mandates on the fleet side are reciprocal which means that the fleets actually have to purchase a certain number of percentage by the drop dead date and it is looming in 2025 the jockeying and the positioning has to be happening right now the question is when is the momentum going to pick up for a company like highly on and i think here in the early stages the game here in 2022 we might still have a little bit of time to continue to monitor the stock price nobody's talking about it everybody is caught up in the volatility of what has been 2022 and it's during times like this where you have to double down on your focus you have to double down on your focus because there are going to be opportunities that are made i think none bigger than highly on holdings here in this market to be looked at when nobody else is looking at except for those institutions that i talked about at the very top of this delivery institutions are buying and insiders are buying why can't you guys i appreciate you tuning in to this message make sure you catch my long video on iley on this a 60 minute tutorial on some of the subtopics that we talked about here activity in 2022 and activity to be expected and to be earmarked in 2023 for catalyst regarding highly on holdings guys of your comments at the bottom leave your comments share the message with anybody out there that you know might be interested in the content hit the notification bell and finally if you enjoy content like this make sure and subscribe to the channel the benefits could be infinite we're looking to speak to you retail investors that for many many years have taken the brunt end of downgrades like this no more we're here to try to really explain the motivations behind those really be open and honest with our dialogue about really kind of leveling the opportunity for those folks out there that maybe enter into a few shares just like the big guys are and where they would misguide you in telling you to sell the shares they're in turn buying those same shares as I appreciate you tuning in for the totality of the message good luck in your investment future


Hi, y'all. Liz here again today and we're still talking about the basics of cleaning when we're talking about professional cleaning, right? So it's a different thing than just cleaning your own house. And keeping in mind that your company has a very specific way that it wants things cleaned and you need to do it that way. It doesn't matter if there's a better way, you know an easier way, you know, none of that matters, which is a really hard concept for new trainees. We tend to feel like I've been cleaning whatever it is, I've been cleaning showers for 20 years.  They're using the wrong this, the wrong that, they're doing it the wrong way, blah, blah, blah. Let all that go. Your job is to learn how to do it the way your company wants it done. Doing it the company's way is more important than doing it the best way, the fastest way, the cheapest way. None of that stuff is as important as doing it the company way. All right. I hope I beat that into you enough. I'm going to probably say it a few more times in other videos. But keep in mind that the company way is the way that's going to keep you employed. And doing it this way is more important because if your boss can't keep track of how things are being done across the whole company, everything can get lost really, really easily. She has no way to answer the question, did they clean my shower? I don't know. Different teams do it in different ways, right? So that's why that consistency really matters, consistency of cleaning in your company. All right. So we're going to talk about the bathrooms today. And I just want to give you a heads up about some of the things that you want to be looking for, thinking about, talking about, asking about. Some of these things you won't clean in your company. Some of these things you will do really detailed cleaning on. I don't know what those are. You need to find out though. I'm just giving you the information to make sure that you ask the right questions and you are paying attention to the right stuff. All right. In every bathroom you're going to have stuff in the shower. Do you clean those bottles, those containers? I don't know. You need to find out if you do. How about the walls of the showers? Do you use a product, put it on and clean and then rinse? Or do you maybe just steam them? Maybe you just use a vapor? Maybe you put water on them first, throw water on them, use a wand and get them all wet and then put product in? I don't know. How do you clean the walls on a routine cleaning versus how do you clean on that first clean? Does your company get off hard water? I don't know. Maybe that's a big deal in your company. Maybe it's not. How about soap scum? Do you deal with soap scum?  I don't know what you do. You need to know. Also, the bottom of the bathtubs where a lot of times you have those little grooves, what do you do for those? Do you just use the same thing that you used on the walls? Do you have a different product? Do you use a different brush? A different... What do you do? The bottom of the shower is almost always going to be done differently than the walls of the shower. You need to find out what that is. Also, your fixtures. How do you clean your fixtures? Do you take them off to clean them? Do you leave them on? Do you just wipe them? Do you clean them the same way as you're cleaning everything else but just make sure that you polish them really well when you're done? I don't know. You need to know. Also that lip on the top of the shower. Do you clean that lip? Most companies clean that lip. If you do, you need to remember to do that. Also the tracks in the shower. How do you clean those tracks? How do you get between the doors at the bottom? How far up the sides do you go? Do you do the whole thing? I don't know. But you need to know. The toilet. Cleaning over at the toilet. Almost every single company I've ever seen cleans the whole toilet. Top, bottom, inside, outside, along the bottom, behind it where all of the little hoses connect in the, what do they call it, the little knobs, wherever the knobs are. All of that gets cleaned. If your company doesn't do that, fine. You need to know that. Most companies will use a pumice stone on the inside of a toilet or a drywall screen or some type of an abrasive to get off any type of rings and streaks. If your company doesn't, great, but you need to know that. How about the mirrors in your bathroom? Does your company use a squeegee, a cloth, a microfiber? Do you not do them? Do you just spot clean them? I don't know. But you need to know. And what kind of cleaner do you use? Do you use a window cleaner? Do you use ammonia? Do you use just plain water? Do you use water and a microfiber? Do you use just steam? I don't know. But you need to know. So what do you, when you're looking at a mirror, you need to ask, what product do I use and what tool do I use to clean the mirror? Same thing with the sinks. You need to ask the same question for the sink that you asked for the shower. What do I clean? Do I clean the sides every single time? Do I use water? Do I use a dry cloth and clean it that way? There are lots of different ways to clean. Lots of different companies doing it, lots of different ways and they all work. You just need to find out what you do in your company and stick with it. Now if you are used to cleaning with water and you are working for a company that cleans without water, you need to accept that and learn how to do it their way. Vice versa is the same. If you are used to cleaning without water and your company is going to teach you how to clean with water, you need to learn how to do that as well. Period. You have no option. Cleaning bathroom counters is the same as cleaning kitchen counters. You just need to learn how to do it and you're going to be worried about getting some of those rings off from glasses and maybe shampoo bottles, that kind of stuff. Hairspray is another consideration in bathrooms.  Also rugs. What do you do with rugs? Do the rugs go out of the bathroom before you start cleaning? After you're done cleaning, do you shake them? Do you vacuum them? Do you take them outside? Handling rugs is really different in all companies. You need to find out what you do. When you're done cleaning the bathroom, do the rugs go back? Do they get rolled up outside the door? Do they get folded? What happens with the rugs? All of these ways are ways that people actually deal with rugs. How about the trash in the bathroom? Do you empty it or not? If you do empty it, you better figure out how to find it. Where is it? How are you going to figure out where it is and remember it every single time? If you don't, don't empty it. If you're not supposed to empty it. Okay. And then what about the light bars? Light bars is one of those things that is really tricky to clean. No matter which company you work for, if you clean light bars, make sure the bulbs are cool before you start cleaning. Whether you clean them dry or wet, they still need to be cool when you clean them. All right. I think I hit all of the basics. Of course, there's always knick knacks in bathrooms. There's always towel racks. There's towels themselves that either need to be folded or not folded, but we hit on the basics today. So remember to ask all of these questions. So my question today is of all of the things that I said, which thing did you hear that you thought, huh, people do that? That's weird. Okay. Talk to you tomorrow. Bye.


This is the assent portion of our mission the countdown of the cave just went flawlessly We were really really pleased with the way things went down went on down there The engine starting you can see the shock waves come out of the throats of the the nozzles The nozzles vibrate the engines get up and stable in about six seconds solid rocket motors fire and and we're off and For a new guy doing this the first time It's really a thrill and that thing feels like being on a rough train while the solid rocket motors are firing if y'all have been on rough railroad track, that's about what it feels like and It's a very interesting ride You can function normally and right before we lifted off Crip said get ready for the ride of your lives And he was right. It's the ride of your life. It's still a big throw on your third time The one of the one of the neat things about this mission was we're going to do direct insertion into orbit So we didn't do an orbital maneuvering system one burn right after the main engines cut off So we're going right into orbit off the pad and we're going up 250 miles So the trajectory and everything was a little bit different and it made a made a real interesting ride out of it the Solid rocket motors the engines and everything just are magnificent. We didn't have a glitch the whole ascent, which is really nice You don't want any glitches when this kind of stuff's going on outside your window We all kept on watching Crip make sure this is the way it's really supposed to be Okay solid rocket motors separated They saw the plumes from the separation motors those fog up our windows pretty good up in front They they put a haze on the on the forward windows when they go off and you get a nice flash in the windows But it's a nice smooth separation. This is letting the bees out of their little house here kind of We did this a couple times a day. It was a good entertainment if nothing else and we were watching their progress on their on their honeycomb Yeah, we were made sure that there was no way they were going to get out of it. I checked that first thing Okay, this is more of the house work I did a lot of a lot of the cooking and bottle washing and if you look out the window there You can see the snow going by we're doing a water dump at the same time cooking a meal It's about like doing it on the ground there. This is a bank shot by Crip. I get my eggs in my mouth. We do You do tend to eat in space like you do on the ground almost almost I At least I in space I eat like I do on the ground Right So did ox That was a real rotating grapple of one Give us time to play up there Well in this particular sequence we're showing how we prepare a meal and We divided these tasks up among all the crew members a daily usually wound up doing breakfast because nobody was quick enough for him Making meals is a fairly easy task on orbit. All you had to do is essentially like It's very good essentially like backpacking you essentially add water to to the food and it was very good I'll let Rick describe what we're doing here. Well at the risk of endorsing a product. That's interesting Physical demonstration on orbit of the fact that things really are weightless That's how the crew was rewarded when we did something a properly Rick would release another handful Since Anna did more things right than anybody she got most of Dave on orbit described Dr. Rowan as a large in personality But the diminutive stature whenever his personality got a little bit too large We would stuff him away in a locker for a few hours and then when the tasks needed to be done That was my job to go out go down and get him out This was a somewhat unpleasant task for me, but but Joe Joe seemed to like the freedom at times and The hard part was putting him back in there again later once we got it And here's Gordon getting ready for one of the many Burns with our smaller orbital maneuvering system rocket engines here. You see us maneuvering attitude and the small Attitude jets firing we did an experiment so you could appreciate the acceleration We get out of these rocket engine firings We put eight ounces of water on the mid-deck and here you see it traveling across Dr. Bartow is catching it We also tried to sleep through some of these burns and we staged this next thing to show you what it felt like in the bunk That hurt knows a great train wreck Believe it or not some of them slept through those once they got used to it Here we're setting up for an on orbit ohms burn. We're getting some things ready in the mid-deck There's the ohms engines firing out at the back and now watch what happens in the mid-deck That's one sixteenth of a G each of the ohms engine says one foot per second squared for a total of two feet per second squared And that one sixteenth of a G felt felt like a lot to us after being up there for three or four days You can see the acceleration on the tape keeps wanting to go back towards the aft bulkhead Because we're accelerating forward towards the left of the screen here. We can see the left ohms engine burn And that's just a start-up the burn last for a little while and this is what it looks like in the mid-deck And Jerry made it right into the airlock and we collected all those pieces Here's a picture of Gordo Establishing himself in that area and watch and move the coat there Gordo and get it out of the way. Thank you And of course one of the things Gordo had to do is brush his hair every morning Eating was a real pleasure.  He's not shoveling the air It's actually he's The one on the right of course is a magnet and the one on the left is just a pencil and we had no idea They were going to decide to meet We're still waiting the results Gordo practicing his landing technique you're ready for reentry Looks like we're lost in space there, but we get up in the morning and um You know Brush our teeth and comb our hair and the rest of that stuff here some of the crew equipment we had was limited So we had to share it this sequence.  This is a real teleprinter message We set a new record on this flight for the amount of teleprinter messages sent up every single rev on the night side they send up a new detail plan for the Scientist here to accomplish on the next solar pass And that was an actual message all full of fine print That fortunately for me all I had to do is take it up to the upper deck and pass it out to the people who really had to read it We Recorded a new space first on this flight We ran out of teleprinter paper after five and a half days is the first time this happened And story must grave changed out the paper roll in space for the first time But the hairbrush one wasn't staged either We had to devise a number of exercise routines Balancing act here how many it can do this right here He doesn't put him on one leg at a time like everybody else As soon as I get this down, I'm gonna get a Dorothy Hamill wagon try out for the ice cream And of course Marines aren't happy unless they do their push-ups every day That wasn't too tough. So, you know look one arm, and if you want to you can do foot up Now if you really got frustrated you can do Here we are sitting down for supper We had trays you can see some of the food stuck to the back there They're trays that we could position on our laps velcro and then set our food in them And Steve pointed out this zero gravity adds new meaning to the term past the potatoes They float them all the way across the cabin the menu was quite varied and Really pretty good People accused me we had color code and people accused me of always having my color on everything Exercise was part of our daily routine on orbit just like it is back here on earth Getting set up on the treadmill takes a little bit longer on orbit, but it feels just as good to quit And our sleep arrangements looked a lot like a summer camp a Little bit of bunks here and there two of us slept anchored to lockers Two of us slept strong across the room and two of us slept on the wall and Notice that in zero G when you relax your arms tend to float up. It was very comfortable We didn't always sleep with a nightlight on Well, it's constantly fascinating just to watch the way objects behave in zero gravity here We have a set of gyro stabilized binoculars. There was a little bit too much friction in them so they were actually a bit gyro unstable eyes, but Still with 14 power binoculars. It was just amazing what we could see on the ground and Of course, I also enjoyed what I could see up in the sky since I'm Astronomer we also carried some science demonstration objects commonly known as to ys This was done primarily to make some educational footage which we can use and distribute to science teachers throughout the country here Forgot to spend the gyroscope up and somehow it just didn't didn't stay stable so we're gonna give him another chance and Here he's gonna get it spinning There we go, of course the principle of gyroscopic stability has been around a long time We use it for navigation our satellites use it when they come out of the cargo bay But of course without the Without gravity and just being able to float it free here. You can study the behavior Of the gyroscope and and watch the way it moves around in a way that we never get a chance to do in laboratories on the earth I'm sure all of you have held a gyroscope on a string or on your fingers and After a while as it spins down The force of gravity starts to torque it and it starts to process around of course that that never happens in Zero gravity you can keep playing with it almost up up to the moment where where it is not spinning at all And it still stays stable in fact It was just a constant source of fascination all the different things you could do with these very ordinary devices This is a little magnetic wheel. Oh that I'm using and normally on the earth you start this with gravity I found it was pretty easy to start it up using centrifugal force This one as long as I was holding it behave pretty much the way it did on the earth But as soon as you let it go then it does all sorts of neat things and Here comes mr. Yo-Yo We had so yeah, I've had a lot of discussions with physicist friends of mine about whether the yo-yo was going to work And it worked fabulous. You could do it fast. You could do it slow. You could do it To the ceiling. That's the famous oi-oi Dave did flying saucers around the moon. He's a real champ and if they don't let him into the yo-yo association of America There's just no justice in the world Putting the jacks here There was constant constant danger of massive explosions if the ball came back in the wrong place We we managed to go through without ever losing the jacks and although it's not on film Ray did manage to do her twelvesies by the end of the flight If you if you let up a paper airplane just Float it's pretty much carried away by the air currents in the shuttle as you see here And so it really doesn't take very much force just to start it on the most beautiful flight that you ever seen of any paper glider Hope you like our home movies so far The paddle ball behaved a lot like it does on earth and that you can paddle it in nearly any direction if you're clever enough I'm not sure I am clever enough to keep it going in in in each direction As you can see here so the ins and outs ups and downs were about the same It's a little harder to do Let's say to do this trick on earth The straightforward sort of paddle ball operation Is much slower and it's much easier. This one is a little tougher Jeff has here some magnetic marbles I'm not sure how you shoot marbles in space because it's a little hard to keep them in that ring But your shooter seems to work fine. It joins right up with them all And it forms it forms into a into a toroid as you might expect with the magnetic lines And the magnetism that's inherent in the marbles if you watch carefully now on not this Not this one, but the one after this as Jeff sails the marble past after he repositions the His ring here with its little tail and relative to the horizontal lines on the on the ball cap behind him. Watch what this marble does See a curve upward as it as the magnetic lines of force Passed by the others and here's our unofficial mascot. You might say he flipped out over this Rad stuff really had it the slinky Uh Without the sag that you have to contend with in 1g behave pretty much the same as it does in 1g You can start to see that of course they've set up a sine wave oscillation here Which continues to be reflected back and forth and now a double one or perhaps a triple and perhaps within there You can also see the standing waves reflected back and forth The centrifugal force of course keeps this little car going around its track On earth when it gets to the top it would of course fall out in space. What do you expect it's going to do? Well with a little help from the doctor sure enough It falls out See when you've been in space a little while down is up and up is down. It doesn't make any difference really doesn't Mission this complex requires strict discipline.  Some of them are able to respond a little quicker and learn a little faster than others to military movements and Some guys just never learned We did have a drill team a crack drill team here that we practiced every morning So gravity's got to be fun if you hadn't noticed or picked up on it right now After 300 hours of space flight You can really learn how to adapt yourself to zero g and and and do the tasks A lot more rapidly than than you ever could on the ground and and most of the things like stowing the cabin were really no problem at all With some exception Cable's develop a mind of their own This helps you understand why we didn't break the camera how big The real difficulty of this scene was holding the camera still while he was trying not to Giggle it Well in the words of an old philosopher it ain't over till it's over and I guarantee it's not over yet Because we still have to land and here we are at runway 15 at the kennedy space center Good calls from the folks uh in the air and on the ground john young weather pilot The weather was good to the north. So we landed with a slight tailwind And coming down here at 300 feet dave deployed the landing gear And the orbiter flew beautifully just as we train for it to fly in the shuttle training airplane Look at the uh vortex is being shed off the wingtips there and when we touch down You can see how the smoke from the tires gets caught up in those vortices real pretty picture Touchdown was at about 190 knots Understand about 2700 feet down the runway And we used a total of 93 to 9500 feet of runway during the rollout


Some of you keep poor company because you have a poor self-image. You don't think you're worth better company than that and you are. So the work has to be done in you.  You do.


Hey, what's going on everyone is be over here again for another trailer reaction This one is for Marvel's iron fist season 2 trailer number 2 Very disappointed with the first season wasn't impressed with it at all Everybody pretty much hated it pretty much one of the worst things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe other than the inhumans Which was just completely ridiculous, but I Hope this was much better season 2 man because they really need it Iron fist is supposed to be like one of the you know Baddest martial artists in the whole MCU the whole Marvel comics, but I'm not really feeling that as far as what we've seen for so far But anyway, I'm gonna have an open mind and put on these headphones and you guys can stop listening to me talking watch me Watch this trailer. Here we go. You have not been home in days Really sleep when you are I Mean times the night you like that fist up. I see how much you're pushing yourself. Just trying to keep the peace What am I supposed to do? I Didn't ask the iron fist I'm fighting for what I believe in no matter the cost What are you fighting for Trying to do what's right. I didn't expect to see you here brother. We have family muttons to discuss You and Davos You were trained together I Thought my brother there is no changing what happened But you can just walk through this world as if it belongs to you The iron fist, it's not a weapon to be held. It is to be used Now you'll give me water my brother You will suffer we are in this Davos wanted it We can stop it, but I need help you're not alone But we can't save everyone. I Can't just sit here and do nothing Doesn't decide what happens next We do we should do this more often dinner out a movie Day night. Mm-hmm. September 7th. That's right around the corner No, I'm gonna try to uh, I'm gonna try to binge that the first four weekend You know, I mean that looked better than the last trailer I have to be honest with you there. The soundtrack really did catch me towards the end of that For the most part of the choreography did seem pretty nice and polished But we're gonna have to see because I remember if you go back and look at the defenders trailer Kind of towards the end when they were all on the hallway You can see Danny ran kind of just going like this like not knowing what to do And it just didn't look right didn't come across Well to me at least So that one scene where the guy just kind of was doing this with the axe It just seemed like he was just thought you know He didn't seem like he was really trying to hit the guy and they were just kind of going through the motions But it was kind of fast.  I don't Just I know that he's supposed to be a badass and you know, he has the iron golden fist like Davos had or sometimes a red fist or whatever So But they did look ridiculous Excuse me when they were in their geese with the mask on it just I don't know I kind of just wish iron fist was just to look like he was bigger or just looking what the redding I just I'm just really not like when I look at daredevil.  I'm finna call her madam. Whoa. No, that's a spider-man villain that the Asian sister here She had to go ton of sword in the last one. I forgot Anyway, even misty night looks more Threatening, huh? Let me look her up real quick What is this? Iron fist So I remember in the first iron I'm gonna say Iron Man in the first Iron Man season They had a clip of one of the old-school Iron fist characters and it was like in black and white and he had both fists glowing And I think that was in the woods or something like that that look freakin amazing You know, that's kind of something that I want to see Colleen wing okay, Jessica Jessica Henwick is who I was talking about y'all probably didn't probably screaming at the screen or whatever But you know, I want to see something like that now this last season of Luke Cage was pretty decent It was more solid and more complete than the first season because the first half of Luke Cage one was much better than the second I think that's pretty much the assessment from our fans from all around Danny Rand did pop up in episode or two and that's in Luke. Hey season two and he was cool Whatever, but the first season was extremely disappointing and we cannot have that again or I don't want that again I don't think anybody does You know, we just we're like some nice good entertainment You know, so I'm gonna try to have all of my Lunch packed up and my shoes tight tight and my iron clothes ironed for the next week and clothes washed and Apartment clean so Friday when I get home from work, I can start binge watching binge Washing yeah binge watching iron fist season two And try to get a review out that same weekend. So, you know, we're gonna, you know, I'm a martial arts fan Just got done talking about hidden colors five and Michael dry white and that and all that good stuff So I want some good martial arts. And so, you know, we're just gonna have to Wait and see but guys that is just my opinion for the iron fist season two trailer number two Trailer, what did you think that you like it that you hated that I turn you on that I tell you off Do you agree with me or do you disagree with me? Let me know down in the comment section below Let's get this conversation going and keep it flowing. If you like this video, go ahead and give me the thumbs up If you don't like this video, that's fine, but you can still subscribe to my channel Please guys, tell me reach my next milestone of 10,000 subscribers I would really appreciate it. 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10 questions in a row and not sure how many of those I got correct. For you it may be 5 or 15. Do that amount, set those sessions up and try to do it with the timers if it was a real thing and without the necessarily confidence that you got a right or wrong. And then after you're done answering questions and you hit submit look at the questions to obviously see if you got a right or wrong but also try to evaluate did I get any of them wrong because of high anxiety or just being a little bit careless with my time because I was pressed to go to the next question. That is a good indicator that you're at your threshold training for test taking. Maybe you did 10 questions and you found that your performance on three to four of them was because of anxiety or stress. Perfect. Set that to be your standard of questions that you do the next time.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com. Happy Saturday, 2016, Panini Prime Cuts Baseball.  Thanks everyone for getting in. Now, if you're wondering, Joe, where's 18? I'm watching live right now. I don't see 18 on the site. 18 actually filled before 17.  The video is already up, so check that out. Thank you. Big thanks to, and there's Nick Mark, that 17 right there. So you know it's the second inner from that same master. Prime cuts, prime cut steak. There you go, thanks for spending a bit of your Saturday with us. We appreciate that. Excellent day yesterday, super busy day yesterday. So thank you very much everyone for that. I think we're gonna be running a little sluggish today. But we were wall to wall breaks yesterday. Stop Arthur, yeah. A little tired today. I'll make it. I'll try to make it through as much of the day as possible. Won't be the usual energy, as you are accustomed to seeing, but it's more of a smooth, smooth jazz Joe today. I'm working at a slow national public radio space today. Not a FM radio rock and roll station. Oh, we got a book in here? All right, I'll take a book. Books are nice. This is a blank card to try to slow play some of the hits a little bit here. I'm gonna lead off with Lorenzo Kane, 42 out of 149. That'll be, do I have top loaders in this here? Royals, the X line. Mark McGuire, 20 out of 99, Jersey. Icons, Jersey. Cardinals edition. It's also the X line. Game use? Game war material, nice. That's a good looking one right there. Three out of 10, Andres Galaraga, Rocky's patch. That'll be for Arthur, there you go AP. It's for you, it's you. It's you, Arthur. Game war material, it's kind of hard to see. I don't know whose idea it was to put dark blue text on a dark blue background, but it says game warm. The big cat. This is Allen Hansen, 28 out of 99. For the pirates, that's gonna be for Rob Caruthers. The buckos, little wrinkly on the penny sleeve there. Oh, there you go, I got it, I got it. And the book is 98 out of 99. Nice, Greg Bird, put a bird on it. There you go. 98 out of 99, rookie. Greg Bird, Yankees. That'll be for Dino, and the Bronx Bombers. What do we got here? Both Chicago, both catchers. Well, when Kyle Schorber was a catcher. There he is, there's Kyle Schorber on that side, and then there's Wilson Contreras on the other side. There you go, Coveys, Ryan Redman. Grundy, what's up? Any more repacks coming? I mean, we might have smaller editions of it. Sometimes we do spontaneous ones, but as for another, as for big hit express series, the next series, maybe, I don't know, a couple months. It might take a few months for us to build another one out. Ooh, that's nice. Tony Gwynn, Icons Triple Relic, one out of five. That's pretty sweet. Paul Harris with the Padres. That's a great-looking card. Celebrating the 394, of course. That was the year, that was the Tony Gwynn, if you, RIP, but Tony Gwynn, I think he has admitted that, man, if that season kept going, he thinks he could have finished 400 on the season. He said he was that locked in. All right, where's my, I need a wooden train whistle today, my voice has just run ragged from yesterday. But Paul Harris with the Padres, all aboard the big hit express. Nice hit. It's Ken Boyer for the cards, 12 out of 25. Piece of the lumber going to the X-line and the cardinals. The autograph is Richie Schaefer. 37 out of 49, Tampa Bay Rays. That's for, that's for Nick Galvin. There you go, Nick. On the board. And we've got Jacob DeGrom, nice. Prime signature is out of prime cuts. It's a nice prime cut, 47 out of 49. Like a good steak, Joe Ivers. With the DeGrom on-card autograph. All right, on here we've got old Herb Penok for the Red Sox, 93 out of 99. Joe Clinton with an old piece of the old burlap. The old burlap that they used to wear back in the day, those old wool jerseys. Game worn as well, that's pretty cool. Next up is Josh Donaldson, Blue Jays edition, 57 out of 149. That'll go to Ellie Varney with the Toronto Blue Jays. We've got Carlos Gonzalez, cargo 41 out of 49 for Arthur and the Rockies. 41 out of 99, Tyler White, Rookie Tyler White for Jordan and the Astros. The black ink kind of looks nice on that, I like that. And we've got, it looks like Matt Carpenter, there it is. Jersey and Autograph, Carpenter Crafts Hitting Honor, 79 out of 99. Jersey and Autograph for the X-Line and the Cardinals. Couple more boxes to go. All right, we've got Clinton Kershaw, Don Dryzel. Nice, 26 out of 99, the lefty and the righty. The big D, D-Train. Kevin, Kevin Esk with my Dodgers. Got Ozzie Smith, Padres edition, nice. Paul Harris with the Friars. There's, is that Todd Helton? Yeah, Todd Helton collecting his 2,000th hit. 27 out of 49, another nice relic for Arthur. Two-color dual relic and autograph. Jose Berrios, the rookie Jose Berrios, going to Nick T and the Twins. And there's Todd Helton's autograph this time, 10 out of 15 for Arthur and the Rockies. Nice break for the Rocks. It's Todd Helton, Fringe Hall of Famer maybe? Hall of the Very Good, maybe just short of, just short of HOF. Jose Berrios, 2,149. Edwin with the White Sox, last spot mojo. Another White Sox, 61 out of 99, Frank Thomas. The big hurt, trust me, she'll like it too. Try a bottle.  Going to Derek Redding and the Ems. Triple relic and autograph, that's Lucas Geolito, nice one, TJ. There you go, TJ. 10 out of 49, that's rookie. Lucas Geolito, TJ, nice. Three-color triple relic and autograph. Becoming the number one prospect everyone thought he was. And the Goose, Goose Gossage. Two out of 10, that's Oakland edition. Going to John and the A's. Some nice color in there too, and a nice splash of the old yellow and green. So I'm gonna actually have to go into a thicker top loader. Probably be more comfortable living in here. There you go. Oh, you're welcome, TJ. Yeah, pop that into the PC. This is for you, John. And there you go, ladies and gentlemen, is that it? That's it. Thanks for watching, everyone. We'll see you next time, jaspyscasebreaks.com. Bye-bye.


Welcome back to the run-up on Plus TV Africa. Well, following fears of violence and allegations of plots to rig the polls, the police have declared their readiness to ensure hitch-free and credible exercises. And they have also deployed their men to all parts of the country. And this came as top politicians in Lagos urged the Independent National Electoral Commission to transmit results of tomorrow's elections electronically to its results viewing portal in real time from the polling units, unlike what happened during the February 25th polls. And just before we went on that break, I've been discussing with Mr. Aleksa Wilcox, he's an accountant and also a public affairs analyst. Now, the security issue is topmost on everyone's mind because we saw what happened in the last election, which you did say is hitch-free, but some of us saw what happened. The ballot snatching, the attacks on people. In one case, there was this woman whose face was stabbed and she had to go cover up and still continue to vote. Now, what would you say to the police as we prepare for the Saturday election tomorrow? Okay. Violent has always been part of our electionary processes, which is quite regrettable and unfortunate. I would talk that by this time, we should have gone beyond that. But again, emotions are always running high. People have expectations and they have interests that they want to protect. And so people tend to carry out acts, which they are not even acts to do. I also saw, you know, you talked about the woman that was stabbing the eye. I also saw a man that was manhandled in one place in Indonesia because he was voting for a particular party. It was so manhandled and chased out of the place. I also saw that somebody was killed just after the election. So the police, despite the assurances, it can be everywhere. What is the number of police we have in Nigeria? About 400,000. And if you deploy from 100,000 policemen, how many police units do we have? 176,000 police units. How many police will man all the police units? I remember where I voted, near my house where I voted, one policeman was about three police units. One policeman to three polling units. That's in Shimoli. You said you voted around Shimoli. Yes, I'm in Shimoli. I voted about three polling units within a circumference area. Just one. And you can't force that because, like I said, we have 17,000, we have 100,000 policemen. A lot of them will be on other duties, office duties, those who are guarding the courthouse, those who are guarding the prison, you know. So what would be a valuable measure would be 100,000, not available for election duties. But this is quite unfortunate, isn't it? Because we had been preparing for this election. I remember I interviewed the public relations officer of the police, Lagos Command, CSB, SP, Benjamin Hundei. And I did raise these questions, these concerns. And I was assured that they were going to get more hands. They were going to synergize with all necessary agencies that they can synergize. But matter of fact, I had called them this morning hoping that I can get him on so that we can also discuss this. But I couldn't connect with them. You see, you can't put a boot on the ground in every area. You have to be strategic. They will know the flash areas, okay? Where they will cause the resource. Today in Nigeria, today in Lagos, we are talking about election violators. Where does it take place? You talk about Oshio Di Solo. You talk about Amu Adolfi. These are flash points where election violators are maybe part of the agiromi These are flash points of more electoral conflicts. You can also talk about part of Sulevi. Okay? If you come to Yaba Shemolu area, we are peaceful people. Okay? We love ourselves. So we don't come at each other's throats. So that's where we can keep one policeman to demand about three for a police unit. And we all behave ourselves. But when you go to those flash points, of course, they have to, they know. They must have mapped out their own strategy. So it's not as if it's not that. But of course, the police cannot be there in all the locations all the time. Before you call police, before there will be a ballot bus matching in one unit and the police are coming. What's happening in the other unit? So, but you see, it behooves on politicians across board. Okay? And it behooves on we, the citizens across board. Despite who you support, there will be one winner. Unfortunately, the thought force in Lagos, in the national election, brought in a lot of pressure to Lagos. And that might continue towards the government election. There has been thought force, people are talking about thought force. There has been thought force in Nigerian politics. It's not, it was only a two-house race in 2015 and 2019. In 2007, 2011, 2015, 2011, there are thought forces. The CPC were the formidable force. I mean, so there would have been the thought force. But the wind of the CPC probably didn't blow as much as the LPA. It blew in the north, it didn't blow in the south. No, it didn't blow in the south. It blew in the north. Yeah, the LPA wind is kind of blew across the country from what we saw. The Epy wind. Which is why it's so loud this time. The Epy wind blew in three major geopolitical areas. That's why the Epy wind blew in three major geopolitical areas. In the south, south, in the southeast, the north central. It blew in Lagos, in the south west. Let's look at the flash points. Let's look at other flash points in Lagos. Where would you say, some of the other flash points, where the police should pay attention? Maybe presently, maybe presently in Teosa. Maybe presently in Teosa, because of what happened in the last election. But the major flash points that has always been a major area of contention remains Osho de Solo. Part of Suleire, Amua Duffin. Okota. Okota is Osho de Solo. I'm talking about local government. Yeah, OK, OK. So Okota is Osho de Solo. So that is where, these are the flash points. Then if you look at Jeremy. So if you take, if you look at Jeremy, you take the entire local government now. If you look at Jeremy, you take the entire Amua Duffin. You take the entire Osho de Solo. You take the upper part of Suleire. That is the area that Suleire took constituency. Then you talk about, you talk about Teosa. These are major flash points that constitute most of the, where you find some of the violence that takes place. And of course, it's understood because of the forces in contention in those areas. If you go to a place that you could do like Behr, Badagri, My Beloved Shumolu, we are peaceful people. And as you said, you love yourselves. Even Mushi that used to be a hotbed in terms of election, it's, I mean, they are matured, you know. They are matured and you see them conduct themselves in such a manner that it's kind of longer here, breach of peace in Mushi. Before we move to the other parts of the country, to take a look at the political gladiators in some places like River State, Kaduna, Delta, and the others, there is also the issue of the Oro Festival, which has created lots of discuss in Legos Oro Festival. What's your take on all that's playing out over that? I just begin to see every part of Legos wanting to do Oro. I don't understand. I don't understand. Well, I'm a Legos chef of my association. I've lived in Legos all my life and paid my tax and everything in Legos. So I'm a Legosian. But I'm not an indigenous. That's another thing we'll talk about. Let's finish with Oro Festival. So I don't know the concept of, I know that once in a while there's Oro Festival. Oro Festival. It's not only in Legos. It happens in most of the South West. So it's a Yoruba thing. Yes, it's a Yoruba thing. I lived in the Badon. I lived in Legos. So it's a Yoruba thing. When did they usually do it in Legos? Before the year 2023. I have been hearing of it. It happens mainly in Badagri area. No, Iporoju area. And I used to hear it in part of Etiosa anyway. Maybe those other parts, like the legushi side of Etiosa. So it's an annual thing. Yes, I think Oro is an annual thing because it happens once in a while. But this one, it's come to me like everywhere now. So I do not know the tradition of Legos. I do not know. I don't know. I'm not part of the kingship and the traditional institutions in Legos. So you wouldn't be in the position to tell us whether it's usually done in February or March or whatever. No, I don't know. But I know that. It's not just an annual. I think it's an nutritional thing. It happens. I think in the Kurodo, it happens more frequently. It happens often in the Kurodo most of the time. So I'm shocked that it's happening everywhere. Even in Gobi-sabe near my house. I don't... I had the Gobi-sabe. I was in the Gobi-sabe. That's where I pass every day. When I'm coming to work or when I'm going out. So I don't know how. But please, Legosians and everyone, please, just the traditional institutions, respect them and be safe. That's all I can tell anybody. Let's not start challenging. They start to school. The owners of the land have a right to carry out their activities. So please, let's respect them and let's be safe. If their oro is between 12 midnight and 5.30 a.m., please, let everybody be safe. Go in line and let us keep it. Yeah, give to Caesar what is Caesar's and give to God what is God's. And I hear that the king has also assured the people that there will not be any kind of consequences to them when they come out to vote on Saturday. Because the process ends before the election time. The election is 8 to 2. Yes. The oro is 12 midnight to 5.30 a.m. So nobody's coming out to vote at 5.30 a.m. Except you have other things you want to do. Except you want to do other things. Okay, another thing that has been thrown up of late is the issue of indigenship. Why? Look, I am one of the most destabilized Nigerians. I believe, I love every tribe in this country. I have friends caught across every part of this country. I love Nigeria to my marrow. This is the only thing I have going for me. Yeah, I could see that from the fire with which he defended the country and I find that very, very good. Let me say this. I have not benefited anything directly from any government in this country. Maybe the only thing I benefited from government of this country because of my vice education, which was free, let's put it that way. But I have never benefited. I've never worked for government. I've never had contract with any government. I don't even know any government house. In this country, I've never been to any. I've been a vocal political activist, a vocal commentator on radio. I've decided I've supported, I've put my life on the line, I've lost friends. I've lost family members because they hated me for my views and my positions with respect to government and their policies and everything. I must defend this country. So I love Nigeria. But you see, anywhere you are, you must know who you are. You must know your roots. So I can't come to Lagos Tarobin's shoulder with the owners of Lagos. I've lived in Lagos. All my taxes are paid in Lagos. I've not paid any tax in Lagos State. I'm from Lagos State. I've not paid any tax in Lagos State. Maybe before I go to Lagos State, when I did some work, I've not paid tax in Lagos State. I paid my tax in Lagos. But I will not come and impose my will in Lagos. Even if I'm qualified to contest election in Lagos, I haven't lived in Lagos for the past how many years. But it's said that I will not come. But is anyone imposing his will in Lagos at this point in time? Look, if you see what is happening, except we want to live in denial. I like want to live in denial. If we see the narratives that are going on, the narratives that are going on does not speak well of anybody who is a sojourner to Lagos. The narratives that are going on, I have had challenges. I have challenged a lot of people who had argument left as a center. The main concept that anybody who wakes up as a Lagos is the no man's land. It's so insulting to Lagosians. Even the aborigines of Lagos, even not to talk of the pool of Ekbe, the pool of Badagri, the pool of Ikorodu, the pool of K2. I'm talking about typical traditional area where people are. The people of Isaleco, yes, there are some infiltrations of the Brazilians and people that let me live history. But it cannot tell me that Badagri was a no man's land. Or that Ekbe was a no man's land. Or Ekbe was a no man's land. So if you are telling me that Azuli is a no man's land, okay, well, it's a new area.  But if there is no man's land, how do people get to that place? So for me, we must all respect ourselves and conduct ourselves in the light of where we are.  Why does the person go back there for Christmas or for, or something, when they die in Lagos, you are taking back to that place. If Lagos is a no man's land. Why not bury in Lagos, in your house in Lagos as a no man's land? So I am not against the fact that- You know this narrative is very unfortunate, isn't it? I have lived in Lagos for years. Never been intimidated by any original legosian. I have legosian friends. No body, no body.  Thank you, you just hit it. Let me say this, let me just make this briefly. If for every particular reasons, now, politicians want to explore that aspect, that aspect, and then you give yourself to be as pleasant as that aspect, then you are hitting your head against the original owners of Lagos. And when they react, if they react, it will become- Would it be right to say it is actually the politicians that are bringing up this narrative, knowing it's going to stir up emotions and cause problems? Because I don't even see any non-indigent coming out to beat his chest and say, I'm going to, this is a no man's land, therefore I'm going to grab this and grab that and grab that. Lagos have been very, very accommodative of the body. Let me say this, Lagosians have no Lagosians in the House Assembly. It can happen in reverse states, in my state. It can't happen in a human state, not in a number of states. And from a number of states. You can't say that for sure. It can't happen. Just like I said, it's politicians that are raising these things. I know that with this indigenous ship and the settler ship issue, I mean it's mainly between the myself, the North-Eastern brothers and the Eurobars. And of course, the South-Easterners have a large presence in Lagos. Lagos is a melting point for everybody. And we all come here, we all make up because all the businesses are here. The prosperity, I mean, the big prosperity is here. Even though it can still make it anywhere you are. And Lagos is said to be a mega city. It's a mega, I mean. And that's, it can only come about by the population. Yes, is it the economic capital? I mean, I know the first time I came to Lagos, the very first time I came to Lagos was in 1982. That first start area, we are all empty lands. I know, I lived in a satellite town there. We are all empty lands. But today, that's a different ballgame. It has a different story. So when people come, we are here. Yes, it can make anywhere you are home, you know. But again, so when, I remember, that the, when the PDP was still in contention. The PDP always want to get that part, that population. Because naturally, I think the Igbo's naturally are conservative in nature. So even in the South, it's equal that the PDP makes waves. So that again affects wherever they are, you know. So it's, in fact, it's not a bad thing to be, to have a particular ideology and to believe in it. So it, for me, it's not bad. So, well, anytime it is a lecture, I remember when this man was contesting, he was made to talk about that population. The, the population will make him governor. The population will make him, that was this man, what's his name now? The last PDP governorship candidate. I think he contended two times. So they have said that on that, that, they have said that. Is it Jimi Agbadi? Jimi Agbadi, yes. He was, he was very open about it. That Igbo population will make him governor. He has, he promised so much to that, come into that segment. And so they have teared off that on that, that, that. So the people are even aware that they have a strength. And so they can use their strengths. But you see, you don't commit suicide by putting an X in one basket. You will revolt, if it back boomerangs, it will revolt against you negative. And that's what happened, happened today. When the B factor came in, yes. Obihad is not just the Igbo factor. Obihad appeared in so many factors. There are so many factors that helped Obihad to win Lagos. And one of them is the Christian community factor. The Christian community adopted Obihad as their, as a Christian candidate. And that is also why he made women in the North Central part of the country. The Christian factor. So that was a very strong factor. And again, the youths, which was also a familiar. So it's not just the Igbo factor. Yeah, the Igbo factor was strong. I'm glad you're making this clarity and clarification because some people are beginning to misconstrue or analyze it wrongly to make it seem as if the LP thing is about religion and tribe. It goes beyond that. Well, I am of the opinion that the LP is opinion. Yes, it has a very big tribal factor. In the sense that the younger Igbo's connected more to it. And that used that to virtual, the mainstream Igbo establishment was PDP, was PDP. And they were all shouted because they knew that that factor was going to cause them a lot of votes. And it did cause them a lot of votes. I think who listened to the lecture was basically, it would be hotted at Igbo far more than Igbo. Even hotted to Igbo. Because the main block, being the Igbo's, being the Southeast and part of South-South, was the nearby Obie. And so with that, and don't forget, the Igbo's are very good in propaganda and social media. So they use it very well. And so that connected with the youth, especially those that, the N-South group, those that participate in the N-South group. So that connected very much with them, not because they are not Igbo candidates, but when a constructed group throws up a thing and then fly it very well in the middle, it gains ground. And then the Christian factor, which for me, I'm a Christian, I think with the most suicidal thing the Christians have done in this country. Because now you have exposed yourself to ridicule and to other kinds of, let me not go there. No, let's go there. Why would you say that? Because you know that there was this thing about the Muslim-Muslim ticket of the APC and then the Christian-Muslim ticket of the Labour Party. And then you have the Christian-Muslim ticket of the PDP. The Muslim-Christian ticket of the PDP. Yeah, well, would have, whichever way. Okay, so because the Muslim-Muslim ticket of the APC was started to have been a major thing that would have stood against them and it did stand against them, which was why we have the Christian community rising up the way they did. No, what is it? Number one, every political party must have their calculations as to the best formula that can win an election. Is that an ideology? Because, I mean, a Biden could not have taken a Kamala rise as a vice because they share different ideologies. But the establishment have called them and said, guy, if you want to help you win this election, it was the Kamala, you understand? The establishment has to intervene. Kamala was not Biden's first choice. But when you know the formula can help you win an election, you go for that formula. Political calculations. Political calculations. Look, we're not going there to discuss the church or discuss the mosque. And that is the unfortunate thing that we have made try to run in our political system in our life. We're not using religion. For goodness sake, all my friends are Muslims. My landlords are Muslims. We have wonderful, fantastic relationship. My best friend that has helped me, even when my Christian brothers could not help me, that has helped me, I'm not saying I don't have support in my Christian base. But I tell you, somebody that when I was in their strain, in their depression, the European that came to my rescue was a Muslim brother, was a Muslim. So I don't have any religion to me. When the churches, look, I've not gone to my church for about four weeks for the election and since that election. Because I had serious quarrel, serious quarrel. Call me if you want to call me. I will tell you the truth. At first I'm concerned that was a suicide. Because you think that the Christians who can give you, in it is their Christians now. Of course. In Bilibili they are Christians. Obie happens to be a Christian because they're Christian.  Yeah, the election is over. So that factor played well in Lagos.  But isn't it so sad that even in the 21st century how many years since independence Nigeria has been polarized along all these divides? It's very sad for me. That is the sad part of my everyday activity that we still see ourselves in this guy. Look, I have visited 36, 34 states in this country. I've not visited two. I've visited 34 states in this country.  People who have traveled to other parts of this country, you appreciate Nigeria. Definitely. I wish I can live in Jaws or I can live in Kardina. I wish I can live in Jaws or in Kardina.  They will throw in all sorts of negative energy. They will talk about negative vibes across the country. I have the best of friends among the booths. I can mention their names. I have best of friends among the booths. How do you see the governorship election playing out in river states? That's my state. Uh-huh. I'm involved. Well, river states will give you an interesting state. Sincerely. But I still see the PDP running home. The labor part is no longer existing in river states. As well as governorship relations constant. You can't say that for sure. Well, their candidate has withdrawn and all much collapsed. You know, that was a problem with a candidate. It has, it has, it has collapsed. That's what you are withdrawn. I think the race is a three horse race between the PDP, the APC, and the SDP. Okay. So it's going to be an interesting race, really. But I still, well, if, like we all say, if the, if the process is smooth, clear, I still see the PDP having an edge. What about Cardinal State? Cardinal State has an interest in situation where the incumbent vice deputy governor is still running. No, no, it's running as a deputy. It's running as a deputy for the, for the APC. For the APC. It's going to be also an interesting race because the APC lost Cardinal. In fact, APC did woefully in Cardinal in the presidential election. They did woefully. But at this point, Artiku is not on the ballot. Well, most of them voted Artiku being in Natana. Obie is not on the ballot. Most of those that voted in the, like Sata Cardinal voted because of Obie. So Obie is not in the ballot. Artiku is not in the ballot. Now it is all of us. It's all of us. So we now need to slug it out.  Because some of the factors that are played in the presidential election were not played in the government. Definitely. The government election is a more, a domestic election. So it's going to be, okay, now we are back home. Artiku is not on the ballot. Okay, voted Artiku because it's in Natana. Okay, it's in the Natana agenda. Because Artiku played Natana very well. Yeah. For a part of the campaign. Matter of fact, he did make some very societal statement at some point from the cost of the campaign. Exactly. No, but it paid out for him in the notch, really. Look, Artiku will have won the election if Obie was not there. Okay, you think so. If Obie was not there, Artiku will have won the election. It will have been a good run for the APC. If Obie was not there. And that's why, forgive me. That's why I said, Dinibus victory is God's divine. And so when Christians are saying this and I say, look, God can't create anything. God is not man. Okay, let's go to Oyo State.  Oyo, Makin Day. Mm. That's clean for Larry. Ha, ha, ha, ha. So many things were going on. At some point we thought that the LP had adopted him because some people said, okay, for him to have joined with the G5, he had shot himself in the foot. Yes. And then LV... No, no, no, no. All the G5 shot himself in the foot, really. All the G5 shot the... Apart from Wike Damai, that is still standing. All the G5 shot himself in the foot. I don't know how standing Wike is because he's been trying to assuade the merits of the people over what played out on February 25th. We see Stanley because he won his Sassafan in all the Senators. He won most of the House of Rep seats. I'm talking about the governorship seat. So he still has... So that was a standing. You want to comment on Othong that lost both the states to APC, lost all the Senators seats, lost all the House of Rep seats. He knew, he said it before the election that he was ready to lose even his... That's the bragado. Who's the one to win the election? Also, it's a Makin Day that lost all the Senators seats to APC, lost most of the House of Rep seats. I think the PDP has maybe one or very few House of Rep seats. I think... I was still living in Badon. So I think Badon Southwest and Northwest was PDP, I don't know about that place. So, he's in for a very big run. I'm going to give it to the APC. All right, well, that's your thing. Because there are factors working against Shei. Remember some of the people that supported Shei in 2019 against the larger factor. Although they have a candidate, they're talking about the Accord Party. They have a candidate, but... Oh, that of the Accord Party, they have crisis there. I had one of them, the chairman, they got the chapter and we discussed that they have serious issues in Oyoste. But I've been told that our time is up. But before we go, your last word to Nigerians watching. So much apathy, fear and so many things just going on out there. What do you say to an electorate watching you? Should he go and vote? Should he stay at home and protect himself? I don't think there is a God in Nigeria.  There is no... I don't see any crisis anywhere. Just go out there.  And that people love your country. Do good to her. Pray for her. Make sure that you defend her. Defend your country. Make sure that you have this magnetic fight in you.  You can't be in Britain. You carry that grain. You carry Nigerian genes. So love your country and protect her. May God bless Nigeria and may God defend and protect our troops. May God continue to bless Nigeria. Lester Walcott, an accountant, public affairs analyst, has been my guest on today's episode of The Run Up. You've heard him. Go out and vote. Love Nigeria. Pray for Nigeria. Drop all these tribalistic things going on, the violence, the sugary, everything. None of them benefits anyone. Trust me. I am Maureen Menongwese. Many thanks for watching. Good afternoon.


Coming into this you talked about hey, this is not really going to be me versus stuff This is going to be the teams playing each other and you want to have a team mentality As much as you had it cooking late though, you you found Royce for that three-pointer Could you just I guess walk us through that play and let light up to that? Yeah, I felt like they They mean in the Warriors. They did a great job of staying on my body Keeping the game physical making it tough But I felt like my teammates had a lot of great looks and for me to Draw in the defense drawing 2-3 for them to lose their man and Royce be wide open I feel like that was the best shot for our team So I gave up the ball and trusted him to make it and luckily it went in so we've had a few games like that over The course of the season Where the ball deserves to be in someone else's hands and they have open look and we got to live by it So it felt good. It's a great team win and I Filled out the box score now we get to fly back home and you talked about the team when I mean you guys were down Whatever a dozen with five and change left The way you guys ended the game 22 to 6 whatever you a how much does that add to the confidence in that room and be? How did you guys start forcing this team into those turnovers? It's not really something you guys have done a ton of this year. Yeah, we just wanted to make him feel Comfortable all night, especially in that fourth quarter. We know they get a lot of three attempts up They do a lot of switching on the on the defensive end So I want to make it tough seek out different matchups and coming to this game with a sense of pride on the defensive end You know, we got to make it tough some nights. We're gonna put points on the board very easily Guys are feeling good and some nights. We're gonna have to really rely on our poise really rely on our defensive pressure And let that lead us to wins. So it's not gonna look pretty I've been saying this since the beginning of the season is not gonna look pretty some games But if we're resilient and we take care of the fence event, I feel like we give ourselves a chance every game all right, Kari you've had some of your best games out here in the Bay Area and You said it's not gonna be you against Steph But how do you feel about playing out here and then the second part is what all you went through the early in the season Where are you now mentally and physically? Well, I think a lot of things that have happened throughout the season are in the rear view I haven't forgot about them, but It's something that I don't prioritize as much because the team is most important here and just make sure I prepare the best way I know how mentally physically and emotionally So I feel like we're past that as organization of the team me individually stronger mentally and You know in terms of going against the Warriors and being out here It's it's amazing to see the change here in San Francisco. So used to going over to Oakland You know to play against the Warriors, but I still feel The same fan appreciation here still championship fans and they expect a great product out there great players So I never take it for granted when I'm here playing this amazing arena this new arena You know look forward to in the future Kari you talked about when Kevin first went down It was gonna be a feeling out process kind of figure out how to win in this time without him And you also said earlier this week how you know you felt the times you were forcing stuff And then you got playing your best basketball when you kind of stopped I mean just how much do you think you and the group have kind of figured out these past two games how to win without Kevin? Rolls with that. Yeah, I think the most important thing is is not letting your confidence waiver It's easy to miss a few shots and mentally Kind of get into a funk So we didn't want to have that I didn't want to have that specifically And I told you guys that I was putting a lot of pressure on myself to you know Be the the first option or the second option or be the main one And this is just a message for everybody at home Just like first they don't matter who has the ball in their hands less as long as they're being aggressive It's the best shot for our team The objective of this team sport is to win basketball games not identify one person to carry everybody every single night And some nights are gonna it's gonna occur like that or seem like that But for me, it's just a team attitude team atmosphere and you know living with the results for us playing well together and collectively Kari to follow up on the team aspect of Especially this one you feel like given the circumstances that this was the best win of the season to date I Just want to put wins in the column be honest with you It feels good to get a win here. Obviously when you're playing against a fully healthy You know Warriors team obviously we didn't see wigs so much in the third and fourth quarter But we can look at this winning and assure ourselves that if we can do it here We could do it against this team and we should be able to do it against anybody You know and they're coming off a tough few for old wins and losses So we wanted to come in and really prove ourselves. I think there's a great test and looking forward to more challenges throughout the season Hey, Kari from the first quarter and the fourth quarter and especially the beginning I saw you drive K and assist and especially the fourth quarter and you had a huge assist But during the second and third quarter I can tell you were aggressive How did you make that balance to attacking the rim and assist your teammate? Just reading the game at a very high level Being able to maximize on the possessions where I see an ISO one-on-one with me and my defender And then also when they start doubling or make it tough and want to funnel me to my left or funnel me to my right Just making quick decisions. So it felt good to be able to make the right reads tonight And we were successful as a team