This is covering the spread part of the fan dual podcast network We have got a UFC pay-per-view match coming up this weekend headline by Sean O'Malley Taking on Marlon Chito Vera and who better to break down that card that Austin Swain We're gonna have Austin on today giving us thoughts on that headline matchup giving us thoughts on top money lines in this Slade props. He's targeting a fan dual sportsbook and much more This is covering the spread right here on the fan dual podcast network and fan dual research My name is Jim Sonnis I am a managing editor of digital media for a fan dual research Joined here as mentioned by Austin Swain find him on Twitter at a swing three check out his work at Fandal research and also on the heat check where he's gonna give a UFC breakdown both of a betting and DFS Perspective later on today Austin. It is a pleasure to have you on the show. How you doing? I am doing amazing because usually when you and I are talking that means they're pretty big fights go On and just kind of the way UFC is changing their business model UFC 299 and then UFC 300 a big milestone next month These cards are absolutely loaded to the gales with fights that could arguably be made events of the apex cards the littler ones So I mean this this is an absurd fight card. I can't wait to dive in and break you down with you Now I know you're watching like the smaller cards But do you do anything like fun or special for like the bigger cards? Is there like a go-to snack you make for those? You know, how do you live it up in the Swain household for a pay-per-view? Yeah, you're gonna you're gonna make me shed a tear here because what with a old pay-per-view process is early on when I was dating I figured out that my girlfriend who I've been with for four and a half years now Her dad is a huge UFC fan. We just happened to so have that in common, right? I'd always said over there They would go all out with the Domino's deal 699 if you love Domino's they would grab, you know pizzas Anything that you possibly name of mix of salad whatever it was in there. That was the staple now They have since moved eight hours away So we we don't get to reconnect on as many pay-per-views, but occasional still bust out the Domino's just Emily and I live in here But in in general, I like to watch the fights by myself and if I can on silent avoid the commentary It's just like an odd way that I like to process UFC fights no matter how big the card is So that's my own neurotic shortcomings that are causing that I respect that I've been there, too I am embarrassed about the way I behave sometimes a watching sports. So it's more so about that I can be on good behavior for the Super Bowl because you know, it's like, okay Prepare myself like chill out dude like just chill out for a second But like for for other stuff I get it for sure. So Understandable, I like Look at my heart rate during like Daytona races and like it's higher than Denny Hamlin's during the race So I fully understand know where you're coming from And I hope that you would get get some Domino's even just for yourself or even Emily this weekend to celebrate Which should be a pretty fun card. We're gonna break down that card Get Austin thoughts on O'Malley versus Vera and the rest of the card here in just one second But first I mentioned that Austin has a podcast the heat check over on the Fandall research podcast feed There's actually a free play for DFS going on on that podcast week If you want to link to the free play you got to listen to Austin over on that show there To incentivize you to check out a revamp podcast Austin's been doing this way since January We're doing both betting and DFS in the exact same show and the reception has been great So go check out Austin's show this week search for Fandall research podcast wherever you get your podcast Listen to the UFC show later on today and get the link to the free play there So check out Austin's show to get some entered for that free play And I get yourself hopefully some cash for your Fandall DFS account as well This podcast is covering the spread you can find us right here on the Fandall Fandall podcast network search for a covering the spread wherever you get your podcast If you like what you hear leave us a five star rating on Apple podcast or Spotify Broke down EPL Matt week 28 with Austin cast yesterday I also talked NASCAR and Phoenix both that show posted on the covering the spread podcast Along with Fandall YouTube page and Fandall TV plus get buckets for their first bet on Fandall America's number one sportsbook Because right now new customers get one hundred fifty dollars in bonus bets with any winning five dollar bet That's a hundred fifty bucks if your bet wins bet on all your favorite NBA players and teams with quick bets live Same-game parlades exclusive props and more just visit the Fandall app and shoot your shot Fandall official sportsbook partner of the NBA Must be 21 plus in president select states first online real money wager only $10 first deposit acquired Bonus issued is not with trouble bonus bets that expire seven days after a seat See terms at sportsbook dot fandall dot com Fandall is offering online sports wagering in Kansas under an agreement with Kansas Star casino LLC gambling problem call 1-800 gambler. 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So I want to ask you what your experience has been When you're trying to find a value from a betting perspective for pay-per-view events relative to what it is for a typical Saturday card Yeah, I mean, I think I echo your sentiment about the NFL with what I see with UFC pay-per-views Where lines tend to move more throughout the week than they do with the apex cards They typically move in what you'd consider to be the public direction and part of that is the fighters that UFC Exclusively leaves for these cards guys like Sean O'Malley who we'll talk about today Ian Gary Israel out of Sonya You know, I've said for years if you want to value bet UFC a lot of times those guys don't end up making your betting card because they just You know, they get steamed up. They look like Superman in some cases. They are undefeated and I get it It's not always the wrong move to bet again or the right move to bet against them, right? Um, but at the same time, you know, that's the bed behavior going to expect That's what we're going to get from public betters casual betters as you said You know, the biggest thing for me on pay-per-views though Why I love them and why my track record I think is a little bit better than the apex ones Is because I get experienced fires, which means I get data and that's something that I really love I got the model 11 of the 14 fights this week. Just last week at the apex that split was three of 12 So I get a lot more data I get a lot more practicality to apply some of the things that I've learned some of the Ratios that I've discovered from from doing this with Vandal for a few years And it to me it gives me an advantage And it only helps that sometimes you do see some of that inflation go the other way But that's much more so how it impacts me specifically So sometimes when we feel more confident about bets, we can sometimes have different allocations towards those bets Do you find yourself having more action on these cards? I know that's kind of like a two-headed thing because it could be like, okay I'm watching more so I want as an entertainment factor to have a bit more out there But do you feel yourself kind of having a different bet allocation when it comes to pay per views as a result of what you just discussed? I think so. I think my betting volume is slightly higher. Like I'm remembering back last month. I think Um, I was about three or four units higher than I would be at a typical apex card Just there typically are more fights on these cards as well So I'm trying to balance that volume with with how much I spring into really it's about my personal confidence in fights I think actually my largest betting volume card this year was at the apex It's just I had specific fights that I felt strongly about You know from this one. I'd say my confidence is pretty average There are a few couple spots you'll dig into that I like But there are also some spots where I kind of have ended up throwing up my hands up And we'll discuss all of those and later on the heat check when I'm going through the entire dfs pool Where you do kind of have to make a stand in daily fantasy, but some of these I'm not super confident in Others though, I'm excited to discuss with you. Well, luckily the main event is one where we know what to expect We know these guys very well. So let's talk about that one. It is Sean O'Malley taking on Cheeto Vera and there's been some movement towards Vera recently because O'Malley was minus 280 last night He is now minus 265. So What's your top-down view of this fight and any value for you at fandwall for this one? Yeah, um, first of all, this is a rematch of a fight that took place in 2020 It was actually an Austin's fight of the night that night that ended up disappointing a bit Sean O'Malley got hurt his leg buckled under him early in the first round and Cheeto Vera ended up getting a tk o victory due to the injury leading to ground to pound So that's how he's getting this shot now that Sean O'Malley is a champion And when I look at how my model forecast Sean O'Malley, you and I were sitting here on this show Against algemene sterling and I said Sean O'Malley's a plus 220 underdog My model's favoring him that is so far off the market. Here's why I think that is and why I'm not really trusting that read I should have he knocked out algemene sterling early in the second round looked in control of the striking and scoring exchanges there Um, and Sean O'Malley's 29 like all the enigmatic personality stuff aside This guy has become an incredibly well-rounded mixed martial arts guy working with my favorite gym at MMA lab I am glad my model looks favorably upon him and it doesn't necessarily even think He's a bad value to win this fight just as a straight pick 60.2 of the time I've got O'Malley winning this fight now That would lead to betting value on cheeto vera because the implied odds not quite lining up with this Minus 265 prop, but I do have a spot where I am higher than the market. It is Sean O'Malley by knockout I've got it 41.1 percent This guy has a massive knockdown rate 1.05 percent and the biggest thing about cheeto vera here He's durable. He's never been knocked out at the UFC level But what I tend to look at is striking defense metrics to see okay A guy has not been wobbled or hurt yet, but is he defending punches appropriately vera at 51 percent That's not very high. So I'm a little concerned for him against a power puncher a sniper like O'Malley Um, I really show value on that I believe the implied odds around 41 gym or somewhere around like plus 140 I want to say in that vicinity something around there plus I I I didn't have the math in front of me, but um, I'm much higher than plus 250 Which is the market you're getting here I think you get a little bit of a skill because vera has never suffered that outcome in UFC But O'Malley is different He's got hands and he's much larger than the last time these guys fought and he was 25 years old and much skinnier So, um, I really like Sean O'Malley by knockout. I like this fight to not go the distance I've got that 65.0 of the time And this fight actually is favored to go the distance slightly. That's following that bantamweight historical trends I do understand that but these guys are finishers. We saw their first fight end in like four minutes and that pace was pretty frantic Um, that I was watching closely in my fight of the night So I really love a a kind of a violence bet does not go the distance and O'Malley's power could be the big difference So right now the odds of O'Malley winning by knockout or tk or plus 250 as you alluded to at fangirl sports book implied odds There are 29% you said you've got closer to 40% So good amount of value there going back to the will the fight go the distance market right now? Yes is minus 118 And no is minus 106 if you're picking between those two bets the O'Malley by knockout or Will the fight go to go the distance with no being minus 106 Preference for you between those two Absolutely I'm going fight not goes the distance because I'm also showing value on cheeto vera inside the distance because of the Win equity discrepancy and the biggest thing you got to remember about O'Malley He's never been five rounds and that three to five round difference in UFC Can be absolutely pivotal when this fight is simply a binary Yes or no goes the distance question If O'Malley doesn't have the cardio and conditioning to go into that fourth fifth round vera ends up surprising from behind I feel much stronger about this fight not going the distance with all the ambiguity there That I do specifically with O'Malley by knockout, but um, I I really like both bets Obviously, I tend to wager smaller amounts on longer shots like plus 250 wagers to win one unit. Yeah Um, I I feel better about the fight to go the distance not going the distance minus 106 If if I had a guess is why the market looks this way It's because of vera's recent decision trends against guys who are not nearly as powerful as Sean O'Malley Okay, so Austin is in on O'Malley versus vera to not go the distance minus 106 and checking out Sean O'Malley By knockout or tko plus 250 at fan dual sportsbook, but as you mentioned, Austin, it's a loaded card It's not just this this uh matchup that we have here a lot of other fun fights here Let's talk about some money lines first. Where else have seen values for as money lines go on this slate Sure. Yeah, and I'm going to talk about a guy that weirdly enough We don't get together and do this every week, but we've talked about him now four times peo'd or yawn I've even talked all you how to say his name right because it's a little different than it looks Said peter I love him here at minus 124 even though my model is not quite there And in when I think conceptually about the value in this fight peo'd or yawn his last three fights Loses a split decision to Sean O'Malley most said he probably deserved loses split decision to algema and sterling Most probably said he deserved and then in his last fight he takes on marabh devolishvili And I I was pretty high on him in that fight What I watched was something that defied what I believed was possible before marabh devolishvili Doubled the takedown attempt record in this division Attempted 49 of them peo'd or yawn never had an opportunity to mount any offense to win this fight. That's 49. Correct Did I hear that right? Yeah, usually guys get tired after about 20 and marabh devolishvili is the energizer bunny It's why I think a lot of people think he'll be the champion in this division by the end of the year I still think peo'd or yawn is a really really great fighter in his prime at 31 He does everything well on paper and he's taking on song yadong here 26 year old From china trains out with team alpha male We just saw him in a main event about I want to say a couple months ago against krisco tiara as further down the rankings He lost the distance striking differential there now Here's a master of sport in boxing and peo'd or yawn excellent 53 striking accuracy Excellent 59 striking defense The biggest thing that bailed yadong out in those fights Previously was his ability to get to his wrestling Well, yawn has an 85 percent takedown defense with the biggest sample. I've ever studied thanks to marabh So, um, I love peo'd or yawn to win this fight. My model has him at minus 115 As far as implied odds But I would be comfortable taking this up to minus 135 myself I did bedded at minus 115 earlier this week and this is a number I will say in some of the close fights in this one I love fandal but maybe shop around because they are they are all over the place across a lot of books I don't know what the reason for that is you might be able to find a better number somewhere Because this fight is just all over the board depending on where you set up shop But I do like peo'd or yawn to win And I think this fight should be way different than apicum It's just recent results where my model is even giving a lot of knockout equity to yadong peo'd or yawn never wobbled Elite striking defense. He's in his office there in the boxing environment This is going to be austin's fire the night and I do like yawn to pervert Emerge kind of in a decision-oriented outcome here Why do you think there is such a discrepancy across books in the way the money line for this fight sets up? Um, you know, I just kind of from studying some specific money splits I think there there are certain customers There are certain books that have been willing to take on more action on this fight as the week has progressed Fandal has kind of followed this action toward yawn when I actually pulled this line on sunday Yawn was minus 146. So it's kind of moved against me It actually hit apicum on tuesday and now yawn is back to minus 124 There's another fight on the prelims gilton. I made a curtain blades It's changed favorites about three or four times on fandal throughout the week So, um, I don't particularly know why these particular fights are moving this way Usually I kind of see fights moving with either against the public or with particular data Both yawn and yadong are pretty accomplished guys But I don't really understand the yadong angle here too much and it makes me wonder am I stepping in it? But um, this line movement has been fascinating and I don't really understand Some of the movement behind it Okay, so as always shop around just kind of good betting principles there Yawn minus 124 right now fandal sportsbook in austin is on board with that one any other money lines you like on this card Um, so we'll move over to the prelims here. This is actually a fight that was scheduled for october There was a fight day illness That took it away, but i'm glad to have it back here in miami yawn cutae lava taken on felipe linds I think it's like the fifth fight up on the card here cutae lava coming back at minus 134 here To me i'm getting a discount because of cuta lava's own tendency to make mistakes in dangerous matchups He's been finished in five of his last eight fights, which you're saying. Oh my god I don't really want to lay minus 134 with that guy But 38 year old felipe linds is a pretty benign matchup all things considered just a 0.57 percent knockdown rate He's only got one at light heavyweight and it was against the guy who was 40 years old So cutae lava's durability. I think will be of be of service here linds has also never attempted a ufc submission Cutae lava has been submitted five times with ufc So the lack of danger here could allow cutae lava's athleticism and more importantly according to my model his activity to win out here Um cutae lava attempts near with 12 significant strikes per minute 4.75 takedowns per 15 with 58 accuracy and Anecdotally is a fight fan when i've watched felipe linds in this light heavyweight tenure He's an improved shape from his time in heavyweight and that's that's worth commending That's an adjustment that I wanted to adjust But then I look at how he's fought he's kind of been pushing against the cage Not very efficient with his own takedowns 35 percent The thing is cutae lava will have the athleticism advantages here that I believe takes that sort of element Away, um, this fight actually under one and a half rounds is significantly favored here So they're expecting sort of a violent outcome on fandall. Um, I'm a little different than that I've got a decision a slight favorite just because these guys no submission danger on the record whatsoever Knockdown rates not as high as you'd think so I actually think this fight will go a little bit longer to me though That does favor cutae lava given his tendency to make mistakes I've got him at minus 150 with a 60 point two percent implied chance to win So I think you're getting good value on this line Yeah, cutae lava is moneyline right now minus 134 if you want to bet that over one and a half rounds That is a plus 112 right now at fandall sportsbook as well So that's a probably could consider for this card any other props stand out to you when you look at the current markets of fandall sportsbook Yeah, so we'll uh, we'll go back up under the main card and look at another guy that you and I have talked about before Gilbert durrino burns. He's taking on jack de la matelina kind of a Title eliminated between guys on the fringe of the top five here at welterweight jack de la matelina undefeated He's looked awesome with ufc thus far. I'm a little surprised this line is steamed so much toward him He's minus 125 on sunday minus 170 here I'm actually looking at the total in this fight of will it go the distance Yes, it's plus 150 and I just don't really understand that perspective when not only you'll get the recent results Um burns but also jack de la matelina burns has gone the distance in four of his last five fights Jack de la matelina has gone the distance in his last two theoretically moving up in competition here So it's harder to finish guys harder to get those explosive moments And when I look at these ingredients just like I look at a cutae laba and lens It's not like they've been unlucky to go the distance. Gilbert burns just 0.5 attempts submission attempts for 15 minutes I think of him as a good submission guy. He hasn't really shown that on paper like that willingness and aggressiveness The one concern here for me would be jack de la matelina's power It is pretty substantial 1.24 percent knockdown rate But finna was got that as the most likely outcome of this fight jack de la matelina by knockout I saw it last at plus 160 Other than that, I don't really see any sort of path to a finish and I trust burns veteran savviness I trust he's modest or ability to this point. He's only been knocked out once and that was by kamaro usman So I love this fight to go the distance My model actually prefers gilbert burns by decision to what matelina's numbers coming back at because it's a little higher than I've got jdm at minus 145 here. So I'm just going to play the fight to go the distance and I My brain thinks jack de la matelina wins it. My model thinks gilbert burns might but I think I'll just cut the middle of the road and take this fight to go off 15 It'll also allow you to just kind of enjoy the match as opposed to rooting for how it ends rooting for the match to Continue gets austin more time watching that match too. So it's a benefit there as well So austin is taking burns versus de la matelina to go the distance that is plus 150 at fan dual sports book Any other props stand out to you across saturday austin? Yeah, I I couldn't not talk about this fight before you and I went through the uh on the prelims So this is another type of fight where I said this would absolutely be like a co-mean event type of fight At the apex, uh, me howl looks she chuck taken on michelle perrera. So I'm setting myself up to fail With the first names being nearly identical here Um, but the thing that I can't ignore in this fight Uh, not only does my brain match my model here when I look at the difference between perrera and olex shea chuck entering this matchup It is phenomenal matchmaking perrera used to fight at welterweight 170 pounds most of his ufc career was there then he took his middle weight Debut in his last fight got a 66 second knockout. That was an impressive result It also came against a significantly below average striker by just about any metric So now he faces olex shea chuck a guy who's more had more grappling issues Just a 48 tape down defense That goes away against perrera's historical tendencies here and the thing to keep in mind about olex shea chuck He had a four and four ufc record at light heavyweight So these guys were successful ufc fighters 35 pounds apart in weight class Olex shea chuck is the significantly bigger guy and the thing that I look toward with him Significantly more power 1.72 knockdown rate That is encroaching that elite rate that you saw with francis and ghanu in his time with ufc davis infigurato in lower weight classes He's got massive power. So I love him by knockout here at plus 260 And it's something that you don't see very often the underdog on the money line here has the most likely individual method of victory That's in line with my model. So I feel great about it. I've got olex shea chuck at plus 195 34.0 And it's coming back at plus 260. So I think a lot of people will look at that outcome say Boy, I don't know if I want to spend shuts a short number on a money line underdog But I think it's because it's such a specific wind path for him and his hammers for polish hands here I love olex shea chuck in this spot. I uh, I did bet the money line because I hadn't had access to props I got that at plus 135. But if you haven't bet this fight yet I would just take the knockout because I don't really think olex shea chuck has much decision equity If the longer it's going the more success perer probably has had with his wrestling He is the larger guy, which could lead to fatigue. I would take the knockout prop here Um in an outcome that I feel extremely strongly about Olex shea chuck on the money line a plus 126 right now fandals sports book But to win by knockout plus 260 I do you find that that dynamic interesting though where you're talking about a fighter is not positioned well to win If it comes to a decision So I think that that dynamic is it's super interesting when you're trying to bet these props Yeah, I really think the reason for that is because of the ambiguity around perera here at middle weight because He had an outcome that was so it was actually favored for him to win by first round knockout in his last fight That's how likely it was going to be. We didn't get the sample of what we wanted to see it Like perera has not been knocked out. I think that's part of the reason why this line is inefficient He has a pretty good striking defense on paper 58 But he's entering a whole new world where you have to remember in ufc wake classes These two wake classes he's changing between are 15 pounds apart The fighters within them on fight night are about 30 to 40 pounds apart when they add back in water Do the weight cutting procedures that is a huge size difference and perera I he I like him in general, but the the power is definitely concerning for me for him in this matchup for me Okay, so looks shea chucked by knockout plus 260 fandals sports book that is where austin is going for that one That's all we got here for it today on this preview of usc 299 But as mentioned make sure to check out austin's heat check preview to get some some more thoughts on the betting angles for this event But also some dfs thoughts and a reminder the url for That ufc dfs free play will be in That show so check out austin's show put that Towards the top of the show if you want to get entered in the free play Over at fandal research check that out search for fandal research podcast and check out the heat check with austin Later on today austin a pleasure to have you on as always enjoy the card enjoy the dominoes I hope and we'll talk to you again soon That sounds good. Jim. I'll see you soon, buddy Alrighty find austin on twitter at a swing 3 i am on twitter at jim sonnis You can find me on threads at jim dot sonnis and check out fandal research on twitter at fandal research next week A lot of college basketball coming up on the show dr. Ed fang is with us on monday nfl free agency is next week too So gonna be a blast have a fantastic weekend. We'll talk to all of you then This has been covering the spread right here on the fan duel podcast network


Juan, thank you so much for joining today. I always think of you as a model of an architect. We all have our models, and you're certainly one of mine. You have a beautiful practice with incredible buildings being completed, or just completed in Oslo and Colombia that are really public buildings, and so interesting. Congratulations on that.  And you don't write. It's not the usual scholarship. You really write as an architect, and I wanted to think. And I always remember one time I asked, how do you do all this?  So writing is really fundamental to your way of being an architect, and I wanted to expand on this relationship between writing, drawing, and building as you see it. Well, it's true that I write a lot. I write not only the texts that are known and published, and I write every day when I am traveling to connect with my office. So my office used to send to me drawings, and I comment then writing, not drawing or sketching. This is a big effort for me, but I think it's also the best way, in my case, to keep the kind of conceptual conversation about what we are doing or what we want to do, and also to give some protagonism to the people of my team. I think that this question of writing is the nexus between the practitioner and the professor. Or let's say in these hard times we are living now, we need practitioners, but we need thinkers. And the next future will be the result of this conversation between the people who have the clarity to talk about the future and the people who have to do it. So I think a group of architects, we are in the middle, and we are the hinge of this conversation between the pure theory and the pure pragmatic practice. And writing for me is exactly the medium to get that. It's also interesting you mentioned traveling, and of course right now we are not doing that. But again, as a model of a kind of architectural practice and someone who's been very engaged with this time we are in for architecture, you articulated an idea of a global practice that's very unique, which is not the global firm that works everywhere, but really you chose a few places where you connected, where you felt like you can be both local and global at the same time. You understand the culture, and at the same time you can zoom out. And I think that's given the work a certain richness, and I know you're bringing that to your studios. The sense of having students be very particular in the way that they learn about context and the place. And I wanted to hear a little bit more about that sense of how you allow, for example, you've been looking at the rural condition for some time, and or post-industrial sites, or thinking about the past and the future. And so the sense of connection to a place that we sort of understand, but not quite, and how we decide to engage with it. Just thinking a few years we have changed completely our idea of global practice. I think from the enthusiasm of 10 years ago, talking about nomadic practices and traveling a lot, and this mythology of the architect being in every place every day. And now we are more critic with that, but also more reflective and more realistic. So I always say that we have to learn, we have to teach our students to be local in many places. And we have also the responsibility, when I say we, I'm talking about the middle-aged architects, of imagine ourselves every day being an architect. So of course, we are not going to travel that much that we have done until a few months ago in the future, I think, or it would be good that we take that as a responsibility. We are not going to be so personalistic and individual. And we have to invent new ways of working in this complex world that now is absolutely evident and true that we have to build a new one. And the pedagogical practice is, for me, the laboratory for all this, but also because we have to educate these architects that are going to perform in a world that is different than the one we have learned or we have been trained. So of course, this is going to be super useful for us, too. But this is the moment. This is the moment I think the School of Architecture, a university in general, and the School of Architecture, in our case, is the only place where these changes can be explored and can be redesigned and can be redescribed. So I think that this idea of the global practice is too broad, but we understand very well what we are talking about when you say global practice. It's a global thinking. It's a way of performing. It's not related to how many miles you have flight in the year. It's really more intense and more deep. And it's the way we can really be part of this future that we want to help the others to be. This makes me think of this incredible project you've been doing for a number of years at Columbia, at GSAP, on constructing practices, constructing engaged practices and how I really felt you went almost around the world through your thinking and explorations and brought to the fore young emerging practices that were operating incredibly locally, but with the most ambitious ideas. And I mean, many of them came to speak as part of your constructing practice symposia. And I know you're working on the book. And it's really inspiring for students to see, OK, there are many, many different models to construct practice. And so I wanted to take that project and ask you what do you see happening with it in the next year, especially given that we really need to not just construct practice but life again after COVID. And also how I know you want to tie with the question of climate. And they're all interconnected. And so the local, the question of climate, the question of engagement and constructing meaningful practices and how you might already imagine these things intersecting. Well, I have to say that the experiment of the additions of the construct and practice symposium has been quite impressive for me because I think, and I was not so conscientious at the beginning that this was coming, that we have been educated in this admiration, like in vertical admiration to the masters, to our professors, or the big names of architecture. And of course, that makes sense. They are the guides and they open many doors. At the same time, to cross that with kind of horizontal understanding of what's happening now. So to help the students to look at the masters but at the same time, look at other small practices, people like them trying to do something different in different contexts has been really impressive in the way the students have exhibited and the young practitioners that were invited to the school discovered that they were part of something. I think that this is also, especially in the last edition when we did these constructing engaged practices is part of an intuition about the practitioners that we are going to need in the future. Of course, this climate change is already in every agenda and our school is really doing it very consciously and very, very seriously. And all the questions around environmental justice and social sensitivity are already the front page for many architects and for many programs and institutions. And we have to be part of that. But I think that thinking in the future, the next practices, the next generation of practices will be totally affected by these changes and they will be totally new. So even keeping the same names, teamwork is also going to be the same that it was 20 years ago. Teamwork will mean something completely unexpected. Commission will mean completely different work because many offices and we are in the constructing practice we have discovered that there are a new generation of offices that do many different work, many different works designing buildings, some of them, but they do many other things. What we have discovered is that design is the center. Design is the main task. And if 20 years ago, 30 or as a whole line 50 years ago was saying everything is architecture, we say for an architect, everything is a project. So we have to learn to do projects of everything and perhaps only a few of those things will be buildings. Of course, the building is our favorite fetishist piece and we love them, but it's not decided to do 100 or to build, I don't know, these complete works that we see from other generations. The amount will be less for sure, but the intention and the capability of transform the life of the people will be much more intense. And these architects, I think they will have to learn all these new formats and all these new ways of working, but also the kind of living in a kind of uncertainty and in a stability that will be part of the new culture. And we also, the most interesting and perhaps optimistic, the way of keeping a kind of optimism about the future of our profession. Well, Juan, I mean, you've been such a mentor to many of us and certainly to a whole generation, I'm thinking about uncertainty and Spain with the crisis and how an incredible new generation emerged very much thanks to you being their guide and we all, but you're also forever young and forever enthusiastic and re-imagining architects' ways of engaging. And I really love this idea that it's not Hans Holain's, everything is architecture or architecture is everything, but for an architect, everything is a project and we certainly then have many exciting projects to think about now and in the future. Thank you, Juan, it's been wonderful as always. Thank you, Mal. We'll speak with you. We'll see you soon for sure.


Good morning, and thank you very much for the invitation. Brother Ladi and Sister Kate, we're going to need some wine. And more than five minutes. Thank you for sharing your Lagos experience. And may I kindly share the South African experience. And to your point, Kate, what works in Lagos will not necessarily work in South Africa and vice versa. So Uber started in South Africa in 2013. And it was the first country outside of the US to have three cities operating at the same time. We are currently operating in eight cities. And we are about to launch four more in mid-December in what we call the Garden Route. We have over 679,000 active monthly riders. And 90% of those have never used a traditional meter taxi before. So the majority of our market is a private car user. And this is the one hard nut we've cracked because in South Africa, private car users have been termed stubborn market because they refuse to get out of their private cars onto the public transport. We haven't solved all the problems, but I think it's a great start. And the next level would probably be now teach them to share rides. If you can sit next to a stranger from South Africa to here for five hours, there's no reason why you can sit next to a stranger for a five-10-minute trip. Over 12,000 active monthly partner drivers. These are drivers on the platform that are driving for themselves as independent operators. 30% or slightly less of those are under the age of 35. 30% of those come from the traditional meter taxi industry. We have 82 nationalities that have used Uber, and we get this information from our airport statistics. Just in terms of improving mobility in South Africa, I'm not going to go through everything. Five minutes is not enough. We have expanded options in under-serviced areas in South Africa. There was a point we're calling for in Uber in Soretto to queue. The ETA was about 20 minutes. It's now less than five minutes. We are complimenting the existing public transport infrastructure, but as well as competing with it to some extent. And we've upskilled our driver partners and we can never have a 100% safe system, but I think it's fairly safe in comparison. This is a slide I want to spend more time on. There's a study that was done by the IFC, and it was termed driving towards equality. Women right sharing in the sharing economy, please do have a look at it in detail. We asked women drivers in South Africa what was attractive to them in terms of joining the platform. But let me start with who drives. 3.8% of our drivers on the platform are women, and 19% were unemployed before using Uber. And what motivates them to drive? 67% of women driver surveyed started flexibility, and good money comes second. This is contrary to our male driver partners who are driving primarily. This is a primary source of income, rather. And when do women drive in South Africa? They drive twice as many hours per week on averages. There are peers across the markets, and what do they earn? They've had a 14% on average additional income per month. We can unpack this because it talks to the disparities between men and women, and that's a discussion for another day. Now let's go to the women as riders in South Africa. 45% of our riders in South Africa are females, and 51% cite knowing the driver's details and the details of the car as the major benefit, and 38% cite the shared trip functionality where you can share your trip with a family. There's also a 10% of them that said until such services came, they never used to travel at night and so much for having a freedom of movement. And how does ride sharing compare with alternatives? 56% of women strongly believe that trips with Uber are faster and more convenient. Please have a look at this at your own spare time. I want to go to some of the most important slides. What are the risks in terms of these services? I think from a government perspective, it's said that there's a lack of capacity to fulfill its role. I don't really think there's a lack of capacity in government. There's a lot of people that are suitably qualified to be in that space and a whole lot of women at it. There are however competing priorities. When you talk about government and their priorities, innovation and technology is not at the top of the list. Slow to respond to emerging trends and outdated policies. As a result, this gives us another threat, which is the market and its agility to respond to demands from the market. And obviously they are demand-driven and we are forever ahead of government. In most cases, this is what creates tensions between the private sector and the public sector. And as always, the consumer is always stuck in the middle. Now let's quickly talk about, you got one minute, equality. I'll grab my one minute. The South African policy is under review and it has identified e-hailing as a service. They've given the conditions which are similar to Texas. There are three things we are worried about in the main. One is the punitive clause. It says that as an e-hailing company, if you facilitate a ride with an operator that doesn't have an e-hailing license, you then get a fine up to 100,000 rent. Our problem is not the fine. Our problem is making it easy for us to comply. So in other words, if the process says when you apply for an operating license, you should get it in three months. Three months it should be, not three years, which is the current state. Vehicle markings, you can mark those cars pink, blue, yellow, we don't care. But we've seen the most, the heaviest assault on driver partners from traditional mid to Texas. So we're saying when the time is right, mark them whichever way you want. But right now is not the time. Area restrictions talk to the old way of doing things vis-a-vis an on-demand service. And I think it's very important that we look at the future of mobility. Last but not least, it's very important that we learn to collaborate. Exploring shared value, data sharing. We've built a very nice system that shares data. It is hardly ever used. Knowledge sharing and planning for the future and not reacting to the present day. That was 20 seconds. Thank you.


Thank you That's where we were last night for like one second going to get a blowout a dry one. Um, try bar was closed. So here we are Guys, sorry, I'm just so tired today But I just got a blowout and it looks incredible I told her like really crazy curls because I don't want to have to do my hair this week So it'll eventually just fall Presley and Dom are getting their nails out of the Gulch and then the rest of the girls are at their place until we Move in today moving go to our next place We're meeting for lunch in the hour, but like it looks so good. I love it I have like 30 minutes to shop by myself and this is where I go guys. I'm also wearing bright green. So I have you Kenzie decided on the streets of Nashville that she needs to do karaoke What did you karaoke last night at the bar? But now I can secretly do karaoke in the streets of Nashville Someone get your favorite creator Yeah, we just got to the Airbnb the other three are about to meet us. This is our view guys It's actually so cute. Oh little Taylor Swift record. Who's up? Are they here? That's not good. Oh guys, I don't know what's happening, but this is our view bathroom Beautiful false alarm. We didn't break in bedroom over here. We have a whole like balcony out here This is actually so cute. Wow It's really cute Wow Love the view.  Oh my god, the lighting in here. Hello This is a great Airbnb. Oh, we this one has our own balcony too. Can you how do y'all No, actually, no, you're gonna complain to the show you're gonna make my night miserable by being mad by your shoes And then we're gonna go home touching up my makeup. We're gonna go out in two Your makeup don't like 8 a.m. Actually it last really pretty well, but Don said you were right. How it was actually our cuter She literally I actually was recording just a girl ready, you know, it's been a big week Ready to go out. So it's gonna be 5 30, but um, I think it's fine Hey, you're probably like wow Everyone's ready except you. Well, let me tell you what happened But to make sure of champagne and the food that I ate. I have been projectile Afternoon and I have to take a cold shower right now and shock my nervous system and start from scratch So I'm not gonna make it out with the girls, but I will meet up with them later but right now I just really need to get the bathroom and You know, yeah, we're wishing dawn the best. She's not doing too well I'm not doing well. National one dawn zero My welcome from the Billy set No, I was suffering in science Stephen Paul, we love you so much. He played all my favorite songs tonight Favorite of the night is that you would just across song it was on within 20 seconds So good have more friends who are musicians tequila Dan and Shay His music so good and his voice is so good You love you Steven my voice. I'm back tomorrow I think it will it doesn't hurt yet. Yeah, let's pray Okay, and that's how he had the night. Oh my good night everyone pray for us in the morning I'm doing my last finish like she what am I saying? CBD sheet mask guys. We're having the best time our Airbnb is huge We got so lucky and then God Stephen was playing whiskey roll because we're front row all night and the lines and on Broadway They're obviously awful No, it's not the Broadway play because Dom did in fact think we were going to see Bravo She didn't realize that we're going out on Broadway. She didn't she missed the memo. So anyways Hydrating doing some skincare. I'll probably talk to you in the morning. It's really late, but Why do I get my girlies? Oh Girlies good night. Do you have any parting words? Dude? I mean wow My dogs barked right tonight tonight was like straight up 11 on the 10 agree I felt it out white limousine like I was like dude.  I knew it Yeah, I knew it and it was I'm gonna leave with a country accent. It's gonna be inappropriate She's working on it.  I said do you want to go do something got ready? Here's my outfit for Saturday Nashville top I don't remember where it's from Jeans are Abercrombie boots are my favorite ones Miranda Lambert's line this jacket has really come in handy The one jacket that I brought to Nashville and I grabbed it last second. I thought it was gonna be hot this weekend It's not it's also very windy. So I'm not even really bothering with like fixing my hair My voice is like okay. Yeah, it's not good, but it was worse earlier Tom Do you want to do a little off of the day? I'm just to let you guys know. I'm slowly developing Country accent. She's working on it and it's just it's getting embarrassing because Not only am I'm from Arizona. We don't have accents out there But it's just there's nothing I something about someone with a southern Jor-all is just I don't know. It's making me envious. I know I wish I had one Yesterday I cosplayed a little in the bathroom. Oh to the girls.  I was like Winston You gotta let me in you gotta let us upstairs and he was like okay from y'all to y'all come with me And I was like come on ladies What was the common ladies? Let's see it.  I'll say come on ladies Winston thank you. I'm very best friend. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. What's his name really Winston? Or do you just get back? No, it was really Winston. I kept telling people because he was the security guard in charge of all of them And I went up to all the security guys and I said Winston said I could go upstairs Did he was like did Winston say you could go upstairs and I was like yeah, did he yeah And he let me use the elevator all night That's what I said if you need to go to the bathroom, just bum our elevator. I did use the elevator up anyways. Here's our offense He's so mad right now cuz I'm gonna leave and she's trying to watch the whole house on the elevator and he's like get up Okay, I don't care about me anymore. I'm gonna try and have some drugs. You don't need this anymore Okay, fine. Yeah, watch it. You know what I'm gonna do. Are you so secretive? Why would you be hiding? What are you gonna do? I'm gonna play you a song. Okay, John Now that you're better you're making better life choices. What do you want to say to the class? I just want everyone to know that my back hurts so bad and one time Kenzie's back hurt really bad And I like pressed it for her and I asked Kenzie. I said hey Kenzie will you, nope. Ow, that's not even You literally just punched me in the back. Like that's what I asked you to do to me. Ow! I don't know this is really something that I want you guys to know about. I was just going to listen and I need you to Listen very closely everyone. I know that you see Kenzie has this dainty sweet blonde It's like I'm ready to go. I'm just lying about being a girl That's just so cute and she's on in Texas and she's on tiktok and she's doing all this stuff Here's what you need to know. She's very strong and when she grabs you it's very Hard it's very coarse. It's very and so when she punches it's not a workout It's not just a little like oh jab. It's like a it's like like no I'm just like did you want me to do that already now? You didn't even ask me to write it off. It's been eight skims Um, this is for my newly bagged. I'm not sure I would call me boots All right, we're off. I'm ready to go. Who's calling a new bear? Ken, well, we're finally ready. We're going back out. We had a great afternoon Dom actually got wild this afternoon. It was very fun It was a good moonshine. Boots are meant to be dirty. Yeah Good morning Last night Dom joined a bachelorette party. I'm sure you guys saw some videos there. Um It's wedding time Yep, I met the cutest bachelorette party They're so cute. She has a sash to prove it. I have the sash. No one came home with a sash just me Yeah, yeah, um, I got hot dogs Yeah, I saw one of the hot dogs somehow Kenzie and Lauren got five hot dogs No, because these guys came up and asked to buy us hot dogs No, it worked out perfectly because I ended up getting a hot dog and we said five like there's six Yeah, and they were home. It was more of a like, let's see if they did. Yeah, you know, and they had them So they're nice. So they got it. They told us that they were from the Caribbean and then we said where and they said Miami It's just like and you think we're making it up I bet they were honest So yeah, and I think What's so funny about all of this is somehow We left in the uber 15 minutes before Kenzie while they were waiting to get hot dogs and can they still beat us home? I'm fast. What can I say? So I don't know how that happened, but it says Um, we're getting ready. Now is the bus but like no one with his voices This is the only time available We're all low We're all low. We're gonna be fine. We're gonna be fine. I'm just being honest Yeah, one of our friends from college's brother lives here. So I see a random guy in a vlog That's the association. Yeah, Dom didn't find a bay. I didn't find a bay So we're getting ready for the bus right now How big is it really like to our weekend? These are like the most real estate ones I can give you guys like I can't vlog with this at the bar. So I'm sorry. I'm just not going to um, but like I was giving you recaps It's like a little something something. It's also really cold So my outfits have been subpar and that's why I'm wearing this sweater again And I haven't done my makeup and we'd go to ruin about seven minutes. I think I would be wearing sweats if I could but I just don't have them so I probably might leave national war out. I feel it's only been a week, but I I like made a life for myself here No, same. It's really crazy. I literally walked out with like I got friends in No places That's perfect. Do you thought girls out? A girl came up to us It was like and somebody stole her wallet and then proceeded to like sit at our table And just have a stare down. Do you want to stare down? And then I have to get security Can you believe it? Yes, it is Because I was dancing and it was so bad.  So then I got security not to like get her in trouble But like I was like you need to help me like find her friends Because I was like don't kick her out until we figure out who her friends are And then you can't point at like different people. So I was going up to like 30 different people being like Is this your friend? Did you ever find the friends? Yeah, I found her friend. I was like, what are they saying?  Yeah, you I can't believe someone will leave their friend like that Well, and also she I'm going to assume for the better that that was her fiance That's all I'm gonna say Trauma and Nashville. So anyways, we'll see y'all in the bus Do what we can here. We're we're we're really down bad. I'm not gonna lie The wildest part is that like I really haven't done anything for Kenzie's back there. You can't see her but she's over there I decided to take over the vlog because we just got home and Some serious things have just went down on national television A.k.a. Will Smith slapping Chris Rock And all I want to say is so we all need to be Will Smith I'm just kidding. I'm getting him stopped. Um, I just want to say that Nashville, I love you a lot The people of Nashville, I love you a lot. Um, should Kenzie and I move to Nashville for A month or two I feel like you guys would get some really good content Out of that. So vote below Kenzie, what do you have to say? Being the most hired in my life ever like actually Um, we have the most fabulous day of the hunky-junky express.   Yeah Like Things aren't happening for me Up up in a way cleansing bomb and a toe order another one. It's the best cleansing bomb ever Literally use it. I can't do my makeup about it. It's literally the best cleansing bomb ever Um, so there's that It's also only like $20. It's really inexpensive. But anyways, it was the best weekend of my whole life Here in Nashville, Tennessee. Yeah, you know, take the camera cuz I can't see Nothing in I don't usually wear the shirt about it. I actually wear it out But sometimes I wear it. Can you take the camera? Oh It's just the only thing that I happen to have That was a t-shirt that I could comfortably wear to bed, but I actually wear it out. Um It says My personality trait is my Dyson and ever since I got my Dyson. I just would like to let you know My personality trait is my Dyson. Yeah, that's fine Does it make you mock you like every day? Like it literally makes me clean my house Like I'll literally Be in the middle of like a meeting and I'll just like look at my Dyson Oh, yeah, it's all in there Um, I'll literally look at my Dyson and be like yep I want to use you right now. I constantly just want to use my Dyson I something so satisfying About just like cleaning with it And it's just lives and it's worth every penny I agree. I drove to two different best buys to get mine I ordered my own one during the pendant night I just because you know, I didn't move my house and that was a good buy I was like hyper fixated On getting a Dyson and that's why I drove to like It's just worth every penny Well, anyways guys, should we end off the vlog here since we're leaving tomorrow? Should we still vlog tomorrow? I feel like we should vlog tomorrow. Okay. We'll do that. I feel like things might transpire If I'm just going to bed, I'm gonna go watch TV Love you guys. Is that your favorite youtuber? No, I'm just kidding But the goal is to create content that other people enjoy and so content creation or content creator is I would prefer that word over influencer But even then it's like it's still somewhat like limiting I remember we were applying for the soho house and it's like what's your profession and it's like well What do I put like we like interior design you like art we like fashion we are youtubers We I mean all across the board is like you can go different routes, but