Coconut oil is pure poison and the reason I'm making this is because this woman has an Education that listen, I cannot say what I would do for an education that this woman had this woman She went to Columbia Harvard Cambridge 15 years of education that I'm sure anyone would kill for and this woman Did a German talk in 50 minutes that I was actually unable to listen to but What this woman is saying to me? Is not indicative of her intelligence for her to blatantly say these things the way she's saying them and not know the Science or information behind them to me does not make sense It is very obvious that she is either being paid for or whatever they taught her in those 15 years of her education was apparently incorrect, so She says I'm gonna oil is more dangerous for our hearts than large because it is almost entirely made up of saturated fatty acids, which may block our arteries Really fat clogs your arteries, so Peter Atia explains this the best and I'm gonna link this in the comments and what basically happens is oxidized cholesterol Gets into the arterial wall becomes inflamed leads to more inflammation. That's what causes arterial blockage not fats what she would have had to say was Saturated fat and ox can become oxidized in the bloodstream Enter the arterial wall and cause heart disease It would have been super simple for her to say that and then it would have been very difficult to make an argument Against that from an oxidation standpoint and what fats actually cause oxidation in the bloodstream, but she didn't you know That would make it more complicated and hard to explain and then she just said Coagulate oil increases LDL a cause of cardiovascular disease and has no known benefits, but There have been plenty. I have plenty of studies in my past videos and I'll link them again here Saturated fat in the diet has not been indicated to increase blood levels of LDL in people It is very variable depending on the person that is Another thing that is blatantly incorrect that is she's just saying that when looked at it face value in the context of Conventional wisdom and American culture people just believe it But what really irritated me and what struck me to make this video health experts believe rapeseed and flax seed oil which contain a lot of Unsaturated fatty acids soybean sunflower corn oil made up of polyunsaturated fats are good alternatives These oils and these vegetable oils are literally the oxidized fats that cause Inflammation and arterial blockage. So what this woman is saying is that saturated fat? Which is not oxidized causes no inflammation and no problems in humans is? Worse for you than specific vegetable oils and oxidized and rancid oils that are known to cause Arterial build-up in anyone who has done any sort of research into vegetable oils or oxidized fats what what she's basically saying is Saturated fat causes arterial blockage, but it doesn't oxidized fats cause arterial blockage, but then she goes to say oxidized fats are what you should be eating for heart health, so This if she what if any part of this Article was correct. She would just be contradicting herself. So to me what this indicates is possibly there was some Funding for these vegetable oil companies. Maybe coconut oil sales are really high and these other oils are super low But for them to say this is pure propaganda How soybean oil is made the beans are cracked heated rolled into flakes solvent extracted with hexanes Blended for different applications refined Hydrogenated same thing with corn oil these oils. She's recommending our oxidized rancid laboratory experiments soybean corn oil are literally the reason people are dying of heart disease in the United States and I Have never spoken out against these because I'm honestly afraid for my own well-being and speaking out against the Companies that have so much money invested into these literally every restaurant uses soybean oil But these oils are literally poison and it's the reason May one of the main reasons in combination with sugar and refined foods that contain these oils and sugar are killing our health that's pretty much Rancid oxidized vegetable oils and sugar is what's killing our health and she's saying that we should keep eating Blainly obvious this woman is being paid to say this Considering that someone of her intelligence would understand all of these things I mentioned in regards to inflammation Heart disease oxidized fats and if they don't then why did they spend 15 years in school? What did they learn? 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What's up everybody, I'm TheMangoose, you are awesome and welcome to another pair of zombie top 5 plays. Not sure how often I'll be able to do these with the current limited access to the games, but I'll try my best.  I'll have all the submitters YouTube or Twitch channels linked in the video description below if you want to check them out, but I do want to remind you that you do not have to be a creator to make a role in the show. This is the order I put the plays in last week and this is the order that you guys scored them in in my poll. I'll have a poll up tomorrow for this week's plays. If you have a play or if you know a good play that you think should be featured, let me know in the comments or on my discord. I had a very difficult time deciding the order this time around. At number 5 we have Jake Sim on Twin Blast. He's fending the bellica, landing a couple shots on Narbash, but oh no, here comes Steel and Narbash, the cc monsters trying to gobble him up, he's going to try and get away, jumps off the ledge and boom, rocket boosts right back, the classic. Twin Blast Jew, good to see, good to see.  Coming in at number 3 we've got Foolish Lunatic on Rampage, he's got that rock out, he's lining up, lands it on the Twin Blast, Fingbell immediately follows up, he's pursuing the TB, is he going to get him, the Earth Shatter takes him down, Bellica is up next, rock right in her face from the ultimate, that's got to hurt, now Rampage is going to clear out the Void Drone, Bellica is still hanging in there, defending her tower, Fingbell takes a couple of tower shots here, Bellica sees her opportunity but she takes a rock to the face once again, she's going to try and chase Fingbell down, does not quite get the kill, what she does get is another rock in the mouth, she's eaten so many rocks here, she's going to try and back up and defend this tower, another rock might kill her, Rampage is looking for it, he's got the rock out, he throws it and it lands, she's going to be shit and gravel tomorrow but she is not dead yet, Rampage clearing out this wave, Bellica is trying to back, she's trying to TP behind the tower, the rock comes out and it's good, the Rampage lands the rock right before she can back, if you haven't played over prime and played Rampage on over prime specifically, those boulders are incredibly difficult to hit, if they touch a blade of grass they explode.  At number one we have Reverb on Countess dashing into Gideon, doing Countess things stabbing him in the skull, takes him out and then zirps right back up to the ledge but oh no, Kwong is waiting for her with the red buff, they're duking it out here, she might be in a lot of trouble, however, watch this, wait, wait, she shadow slips and dodges his ability and then shadow slips again to dodge the ultimate, holy shit that took an amazing amount of patience and precision and then to add injury to insult, she gets the kill, she takes him out, I didn't want to put Reverb as the number one play two weeks in a row but I mean that was, I suck on Countess but seeing a good Countess like that that uses shadow slips so effectively is just so impressive to me, I had to give him the top spot, let me know what you guys think. Hope you enjoyed it, be on the lookout for the top five polls so you can give your input on which play you think deserve the number one spot, hopefully this series will really kick into gear when more people are able to play. Please leave a like if you enjoyed the video, subscribe if you haven't done so already, for now this is the Mangoo signing off, you guys, have a good one. Mangoo.


We live in a time where we use the word amateur as a term of derision. However, I would like to call you to be an amateur warrior. Hey everyone, Dylan Schumacher, Citadel Defense, and today we're going to talk about being an amateur. I recently took a class where someone brought this up about being an amateur warrior and what that really means and I've been thinking about it since then and I thought it was interesting. And usually we use the word amateur in modern English to mean someone who's a hack, right? Someone who lacks skill or proficiency in a certain thing, right? Oh, they're just an amateur. However, the etymology of the word is actually kind of interesting. The first definition of the word amateur is actually one who engages in pursuit in a pursuit, study, science, or sport as a pastime rather than a profession. And when you look at the etymology of the word, like I said, the earliest sense of amateur is quote, one that has a market fondness, liking, or taste. And it's strongly connected to the French word, I'm going to butcher this, I'm assuming it's amateur or amateur. And it comes from the Latin word lover, meaning like one who loves something, one who does something for the pleasure of it. And so I thought that that was a really interesting kind of old use of the word amateur, that we are do something for the love of it, you do it because you want to, you do something because you love it, not because you're paid to do it, but because you genuinely enjoy it. And America has a long, long history of amateur warriorship. The first kind of militia at the Massachusetts Bay Colony started in 1636. That's almost 150 years before the founding of this nation. But that was kind of the first American amateur warriorship. And I don't mean that to take away anything from our professional warriors and people who do it full time. And that's all well and good. And if you're out there honoring your oath to serve the Constitution, thank you. We appreciate that. That's fantastic. But for the rest of us, for us every day Americans, being an amateur warrior is something to aspire to. One, it's a long tradition, it predates our professional warriorship in this country. Originally, the founding fathers did not envision America with a standing army, right? We did not have a standing army because standing armies are dangerous to liberty. That's a different discussion, different video. However, that was the, that was the vision for America. We're going to have a group of amateur warriors. It's one of the reasons the Second Amendment exists, because we're going to have these people who are going to be able to fight wars and we're going to be in a militia and we'll go and we'll do the fighting thing and then we'll come back home and live our lives. Very much kind of a, basically the system, the way the way wars have been fought primarily throughout history since ever, right? In history you have very, very small professional armies usually and then they bulk up at wartime with conscription and other, other things. But to have a dedicated people, the American men, who are going to be committed to being in the militia and owning their arms and being proficient in those arms and being proficient in other things like tactics and land nav and other skills that you need to do war fighting but amateur warriors, a nation of amateur warriors. And I would encourage you to embrace that tradition. Don't, don't think that being an amateur warrior is somehow lesser than or somehow not valuable or you're just larping or whatever and hey if you want to larp there's nothing wrong with that. But being an amateur warrior is, is an honorable calling. It's something that we should aspire to. It's not something to be ashamed of or sad of or whatever but rather I think it's something that we should embrace as, again, our American militant heritage. There is nothing wrong with embracing your American martial heritage. And when you embrace that American martial tradition, I think it's important to know that it goes all the way back. It goes all the way back to 1636. These days the US National Guard claims that as kind of their founding because they're the militia or whatever. I'm going to go ahead and just ignore all that. I don't think that's true. It's a different video. But I would just like you as an everyday American guy who practices, who tries to do his dry fire, who tries to take a class a year or whatever and wants to embrace that heritage and maybe has a couple guys that he's able to practice some fire maneuver stuff with and whatever. That's honorable. That's a good thing. Keep doing what you're doing. We need more amateur warriors in America and the more we have, the more people who love liberty, who embrace that martial heritage, the better off we are going to be as a nation. Embracing your American martial heritage is a good thing. And I would encourage you to do that and not to be discouraged by the use of the word amateur. I would like to make a side note here that look, the longer you practice it, the better you're going to be at it, right? And the reason professionals tend to outclass amateurs in sports competitions, for example, is because professionals have more dedicated time in practice. That's just the way it is. The more you practice something, the better you're going to be, which means if as an amateur warrior you should do your dry fire, practice a lot, get good at stuff like that, take classes, that's how we become proficient. But knowing that that's not our full time deal and that we're dads and we work jobs and we do all this other stuff in life. And yes, there's a section of our life that we devote to being an amateur warrior. I don't want you again to feel like there's less honor in that or less class in that because we should all aspire to be amateur warriors because we love embracing our martial American heritage and because we are ready still to this day to take up arms in defense of our nation and our constitution and our liberties. Something to think about. Do brave deeds and endure.


There is a foundational error that a lot of solopreneurs make when they try to build a business of their dreams, a livelihood that they can really feel is authentic to them. And this is the error. They think they need to define themselves and present themselves to the world with a polished presence. Before they then get plenty of clients. And I have seen, I've been around coaching solopreneurs like this since 2009, and I've noticed this error year after year after year in all these people that I'm meeting who need help. And so hopefully this video will serve as a bit of something I can send to to everyone I'm seeing is struggling with this, which is, there is this illusion that there is a right way to define yourself to find your specialty to find your niche or the place that you can really before you then get out there and get clients create content all that stuff. And what I have noticed. And let me know if you agree with me is that society is moving so fast. And you are evolving so quickly that any definition you give of yourself is going to feel stale. You know, sooner than you think before, before your website is done, you already feel like, oh, I've already moved beyond this.  This is where I wish I could tell this to everyone that instead of trying to define yourself before you build a business. You actually do it the other way around. You build a business before you define yourself.  You talk to people before you understand what you can help them with. This is actually how authentic evolution of your understanding of yourself works.  No, you are just like me, you know, we're all still trying to figure it out. And all we can do is step by step every day. We try to help somebody else. We make a comment here. We create some content there. Maybe we maybe we do have a client or two or five or 10 that we're already serving that we're trying to figure out how we can better help them. And the more we interact with the world. The more we understand, ah, this is what I like. This is what I'm good at. This is what I'm not good at. And these are the kinds of people I don't like to work with. Oh, this kind of person I really enjoy. How can you define your niche in the beginning of your business when you know you haven't even interacted with the world about your possible offerings and your content yet. I don't get it. And I've been around as a business coach entrepreneurial coach marketing expert quote unquote since 2009 and I just this has always baffled me like how can you define your niche so early on. Well, you can, of course, because that's what a lot of the mainstream advice is.  You know, what is what is your business model going to be for them like you're supposed to define every well because the original traditional business plans were meant for people who are getting investments. And so they have to bring something to the bank or to the investor to be to be appear to be polished and defined so that the investor will give them money. But that's not so so like I said a lot of that traditional advice is based on that kind of model. But we, most of us here are not trying to get investment into our business before we go out there and, and have a, you know, go to market strategy or whatever know what we're trying to do is go. I have some, I have a skill, I have some skills I'm sure I'm not even sure what they are but I know I have some skills. I have a passion, or maybe several areas of interest. I have a heart for people and to use my life force and energy in a way that's uplifts the world. I have that. And what I hope for is that people will decide that it's worth paying me and paying me well, and that I can serve them and give them lots of value. That's what I know. We're not trying to get investment. Right. And so what do we do we put one step, one foot in front of the other and say, Well, let me begin by talking to somebody, you know, starting with your friends and say, I've got these five different skills and I'm just going to brainstorm maybe you can brainstorm with me. What are my different skills that I could provide. You know, don't don't make assumptions, just because you've already named yourself something just because you already have a website, you've already called you have a tagline already you have something already. Maybe you still have to find yourself too early, probably have. No, this is why I really, I mean, look, look, I haven't changed my tagline authentic business coach for all these years. I honestly don't even like it. I mean, I came up with it was kind of clever in the beginning or ABC authentic business coach but I honestly haven't resonated with my tagline for ever since like maybe month to I mean I defined it maybe and I don't know 2015 just putting something out there I don't care I just wanted, I had to create a Facebook page I put something out there and like, but but then I've just, you know, and then you know, and then yes I've talked about authentic business I don't really even love that term to be honest with me, but I just try to help people and I come up with courses that so here's here's what where I think niching where I think defining oneself makes more sense is experimental offers. You can niche yourself down so here's the here's the kicker here. All right, here's the punchline. Niche your offers. Don't niche yourself ever until until one day, it becomes so obvious to you what you want to do for the rest of your life or at least for the next 10 years or five years, then okay you can niche yourself and call yourself something and ideally that's the state. You've already called yourself something like I have just leave it just leave it don't worry about it so much. Just niche your offers short you could try out different things, but don't need yourself, because you are more creative and multi potential than that, then then a single tagline or niche that you can give yourself. So how do I introduce myself on a call. Say something different every day. Really, I mean, but then they'll think I'm crazy. They'll think you're interesting.  They're not for you.  People who find you interesting because you're saying something different every day. There's an energy signature match where they're like, wow, I'm going to follow this person's journey they're so interesting. They're not boring. And always about one thing only.  They're not your ideal referral source there's so many people out there. You have to get out there and and create in a diverse way whatever is interesting for you. You create another diverse way so here's the, here's the alternate path that I wish every young person and old person alike knows about the divert the alternate path is this and I have I have some notes from my son and look at this. First brainstorm or search a little bit within yourself on what excites you, what brings you energy. Look out into the world and see what you love talking about what you love, you know, helping to contribute to that field or that that problem to help solve that problem, or to help humanity have more of those experiences. A little bit of a little bit of self reflection or if you even it's more helpful to talk with a friend, or a coach, who is who, who allows you to be flexible, who's not going to make you define yourself in in session to or even session 20. So let's not define yourself so quickly. Let's allow yourself to tap into your potential to allow that instead of going well I'm this so therefore that must not be for me. Why, why are you defining yourself so quickly. Well George I'm 67 years old. Great. You have, maybe you have another 20 good years of passionate enjoyable work ahead of you. George I'm 75 maybe maybe you also have another 20 years right ahead of you have good passionate enjoyable fulfilling work. Never too old to explore to find again, again, because why.  No it's not no it's not you have so you're so much greater than this.  If that's if you can hire a coach for that that would be great because they're accountable to you to help you explore and allow yourself to give yourself that permission to really explore widely and to test widely and to to observe the test a coach is very useful. Thank you for this because they again they give you more of a discipline of exploration, and then analysis, and they keep you accountable to doing that. If you don't have a coach can afford one talked with a friend get together with someone send a friend, a trusted colleague or friend this video and you can explore together. Get together on a regular basis help each other. What is possible. Right that's just just to speak just to begin that exploration step one don't don't spend too long.  Keep doing it for the rest of your life, but make sure you move to the next step. The next step is to create and publish your explorations to be willing to publicly journal. Your explorations where where you do it. What would I do with George Facebook profile, where your friends are ignoring whoever family member or friend or colleague is shaking their finger are you why are you so flaky. Why are you trying this and that on this today you're talking about this tomorrow you're talking about that oh great yeah. Thank you.  Thank you. Apparently you don't understand entrepreneurship by, you know, I'm sorry you don't understand it you don't have to tell them that but that's what you think yeah they don't understand entrepreneurship. True entrepreneurship is exploration. True entrepreneurship is the opening the flowering of your potential in service to the world of course to add value to the world. But true entrepreneurship is not. I need to find myself quickly because I'm scared that people are going to pay attention to me if I don't have a really clear niche, a clear tagline a clear blah blah blah blah blah blah. No, that's not that's not true entrepreneurship and that's not that in that your, your, your, that's the word I'm looking for you are preventing your potential. You're stymying it you are stunting your growth with with that kind of thinking so step one allow yourself to explore hopefully work with somebody a friend a coach if you can. And then step two as quickly as you can, create and place those explorations out there we don't know where put it on your Facebook profile. You know puts put it, you know friends only privacy if you prefer that or create a create a little Facebook group, create a little Facebook group with you and your coach, and maybe two or three other supportive friends, who maybe also want to explore. Maybe maybe three of your friends want to hire a coach or four of your friends want to get together hire a coach for a little tiny group program, where you are you're all exploring together that's a great idea by the way right. If you're if you're a coach and willing to do that with with three or four people paying you please comment below. So, so you immediately start to create as soon as possible you start to create and put things out there. If you're shy do it in the tiny group of supportive people, allowing you to explore and sharing you on in your explorations. Create content on these different interests, because why you need to feel that content come through you and see if you want to do more of it. Like you'll never know and until you see you feel that coming through you whether you're making videos, or you're writing on a topic or you're recording a podcast or you're creating some images or whatever it may be.   Again, publicly, at least in a small supportive group of people if not, if you're willing to do a public social media go for it, because then you're you're even speeding the process up even more. So we are exploring with our content in service to our audience. So that's the other side of it. So content creation is this then diagram of exploring oneself and once possibilities and potential in in service. So there's that sweet spot in the middle, you could always explore yourself but sometimes that's just private journaling exploring yourself, we're talking privately with a coach or friend that's fine. But if you can do it publicly or at least in a small group that you're doing it in service or public public journal you're doing it in part like part of this is you exploring yourself a part of this is also wondering. I wonder if this exploration serves somebody who is seeing this serve somebody who's reading this or listening to this or enjoying this piece of content. They may or may not enjoy it. I wonder, I wonder if this is helpful to them in some way, maybe I'm giving them some words for an exploration that interesting for them to. So that's, that's the next step, you know, you create publicly as much as possible with explorate with the heart of exploration and also a spirit of service to those who are seeing it. And by doing so, you find your, you find your voice more and more, you discover your true interests more and more and you also discover what of your interests are also fascinating for people as you explore publicly. And this is how we actually discover our niche now now that's that's just the next so we first step was, you know, start the exploration, maybe with a coach maybe with a friend, at least you can start to try, try out some wild ideas and then, as soon as you can start to post the explorations publicly, with an experimental mindset, I'm just exploring, and I'm going to see which of my explorations happens to delight uplift help serve in some way, those who are seeing it. And then the next step is, once you have built some interest in any of those and you know let's say you've explored on three different topics five seven 1215 different topics. And over the course of several months. And you notice. Oh, wow. When I explore on topic three, topic seven and topic 12. They tend to get the most engagement on on on those when I talk about those things or when I explore that side of my interest that gets the most engagement. Oh, that's that's cool. I enjoy it too. Okay, good. Then the next step is, you create a light offer, based on that air those areas of interest again do it one at a time maybe do it once a month, one one per month. You create an offer this and you, you ask your audience. What do you think about this. If not, what else could I offer in this area that you think would sell you think people would be eager to to to get the service or, or get the product. So in other words you create a fan based offering you create an offer based on in interaction with your fans with the fans of your explorations. But you deliver that offer whatever people you know maybe maybe the first offer people go yeah you know it's not quite right I don't think I'd buy it. I don't think people buy it you know. And then you keep you test and create until you find one people go yes that one. That one I'm interested in signing up for or that one I know somebody. I think I could refer you to two of my friends who probably would be interested in this.  It's maybe it's a low cost at the beginning or maybe it's even limited time for free at the beginning you're trying a few sessions out or whatever. But it's something that you actually want to serve them they're actually signing up for something. And then you're delivering it to them. It's a beta test. Right. But it is a real test based on having had some explorations that have already touched your audience. Okay, so you serve them with that offer and then you keep. And then after you serve them, you have your first real inkling of what your niche is. You've done all this to get the real first inkling. Oh wow. I've created content in these different areas. They seem to like this area a lot. I've tested different offers. They seem to like that offer. I've served them I enjoy serving them they got benefit from it. Now I'm getting the first inkling of what my niche could be. You see, now the cycle begins again.  Let me continue creating content. Now that I have, I really enjoy in this area of service. Maybe I'll create more content in this around this area. I'll, I'll weigh more of my content options around this area but I'll still keep exploring sometimes. And then you post content post content post content. You create another fan based offering, you serve them again.  And then the cycle done again and again is really what helps you discover your calling. This is how an authentic business is born. Not by defining yourself in the beginning when you don't even have an audience you didn't have people for whom was going to give you any opinions, and you don't have you haven't you explored different areas coming through you to see what it feels like. This is what Michael that I've just said and promise you you will be much more in tune with your real potential. I hope this is helpful. I hope this inspires you to explore more whatever stage you're at even if you're quite an advanced stage. Take what I just said and apply it in some way. So you're opening yourself to more exploration. Thank you so much for watching. I look forward to seeing the comments below.


If you need Madden's 21 Coins for anything, make sure to go to buymuckcoins.com. It's cheap and reliable and my code MMG is 20% off. Picture this, you're in the middle of the Amazon forest and you see a tiki hut made out of bamboo sticks, okay?  Coming from this bamboo tiki hut. And you're curious, but who knows what's in there? It could be dangerous, who knows? You slowly creep around a rock just to try and peer and get a good look.  You see something moving around, but you do have no idea what it is.  All right, let's start this episode by going over two quick things. Number one, I bought the Jonathan Ogden power-up and then never used it. I don't know why I'm this stupid, but I'm gonna do that right now, which leads me to my second point, primetime. Why am I so dumb? This primetime got this insane 96 overall cornerback card and for some reason, I completely forgot and didn't add this in. Luckily, I played against bombs in the last two episodes, but this would have been so helpful. So I don't know how I fumbled the bag on that, but we got them now. So we got the 94 Ogden and the 97 primetime as we're supposed to. And that sits our team at a pretty 90 overall. I kind of like that.  Let's get it, we got two wheel spins to hopefully get, what do I need? That's a really good question. What is it, what is it? What do we got? Ooh, two power-ups choice. So I can add power-ups to players if I wanted to. I can get completely random power-ups for players I haven't used yet. I think a power-up on Denzel Ward would be really nice. So let's start there. And then a power-up on George Kittle would be really nice too. All right, so we're gonna go George Kittle on Denzel Ward. I'm actually gonna do my second wheel spin right now and then I'll assemble all of it together at once and show you at the end. Our second wheel spin, what can I possibly get?  Dude, I went like 20 episodes dry of a team wheel jackpot. I'm excited to see it back. Patriots, Panthers. Ah, I don't know what either of those are gonna offer me. Panthers. So any player we want, but they must be a Panther. Let's start 96, 97. Do you have anything? Nope. Absolutely nothing. That's a bummer. 94, 95, do you have anything? They do. Okay, Julius Peppers is insane. He's actually so good. He flags down QBs. But I'm pretty sure I already have a really, really good left end, don't I? I already got JJ Y. I can't justify Julius Peppers. What about the 92, 93 range? So I actually really like Jeremy Chin. I really do. But what's my current strong save? My current strong save is Jibril Peppers. How does Jeremy Chin match up with Jibril Peppers? He's faster. He's got better coverages. He hits harder. I say we go Jeremy Chin. He may have a power up, although I doubt it. Does not have a power up, but I'm happy with a 92 of Jibril Jeremy Chin. Every time I go to upgrade George Kittle, it does this and then it boots me out at Ultimate Team. Sorry, Madden. I tried to do a basic game function. I should now think about that next time. Fuck! God, I hate this company so much. Picture this. You're in the middle of the Amazon forest and you see a tiki hut made out of bamboo sticks, okay? And you hear this. You hear this noise coming from this bamboo tiki hut. And you're curious, but who knows what's in there? It could be dangerous. Who knows? You slowly creep around a rock just to try and pure get a good look.  You see something moving around, but you do have no idea what it is. You slowly zoom the binoculars and set the focus to see exactly what the hell is going on in the middle of the Amazon. You haven't seen anybody in days. And you finally focus in. And there it is. Three orangutans slapping their hands altogether on something in a green case. You have no idea what it is. You look in. It's Madden 21, you guys. It's Madden 21.  Three orangutans in the middle of the goddamn jungle. Go, go, go, go. All right, George Kittle, 94 overall. I'm very happy about that. Would honestly love to give him tight end apprentice. I could do some nasty roll out corners. It's only one ability point. Yeah, let's do it. We're gonna go tight end apprentice. I'm gonna give him, I'm gonna give him double me. His front art is nasty. Oh, that looks so good. I love that. All right, he's actually at 95. That's awesome.  That's how Ward is already powered up. This is already powered up. I did not realize that.  Yeah, we'll go J.J. Watt instead. All right, our power-ups are complete. Our team is complete for today's episode. George Kittle, powered up, a beauty. Jeremy Chin, I'm glad, honestly. I wanted to get my U of M, Gabriel Peppers, the hell out of there. And then we went J.J. Watt on the other power-up.  All right, that just leaves us with the challenge wheel and to go and get a W. Let's see what we got for today's episodes. 10, oh, damn. This is literally double the one that we had earlier. 10 receptions for 200 yards and a touchdown on one player. Oh, I didn't really think this through.  Tredavious White Lawrence Taylorberry Sanders? He's got the berry, he's got the berry I want. See, now there should be a cool game for steal a player. We got a glacier match up here. We both got the most, ooh, okay. Let's double team this Lawrence Taylor. Can we hit George Kittle here? Like the Madden 20? Oh, it's not there at all and I'm getting lasered. Who is that? The Lord. He's in a cover three. I'm not too, I'm not too concerned. Oh, right there. Right there, T.Y. Hilton, oh. I thought that was there, we gotta go for this. Cover two, man, we are gonna hit Julio Jones.  All right, I think he's still in cover three. Maybe George Kittle's open here. Ooh, ah, ah, maybe not.  How did that happen? What? He's gonna audible this. I'm gonna go deep with Jamal. And I'm just gonna cover whatever he's potentially trying here. Oh, okay, okay, okay. You can boss me, I can boss you. Give me that ball back. 97 prime time, making it very clear. 97 overall, let's go. Second and six, Kittle with a solid route. I just didn't throw it because I'm bad at this game. No, why are you going up the, nevermind, nevermind, nevermind. Nevermind, nevermind, nevermind. All right, maybe George Kittle's our man. I can't force it too hard, but I just gotta let this happen. All right, let's go back to George Kittle. Yes sir, yes sir, wait, maybe not.  I'm on the wrong hash here. Let's get on the left hash. Let's try the inside zone to Dalvin and get on the left hash so that I can run that again to George Kittle. All right, perfect. That's exactly what I wanted to happen. All right, good, we're still in field goal range and I'm gonna go right back to PA double post. I'm gonna look for George Kittle and back right. Oh, he kind of knows. He knows what I'm doing. Let's see if he can stop it. Third and five, yep, yep. Oh no, that's contested.  Fake field goal kicker flip boss. Do I run it anyway? No, I'm kicking it. I don't know if that would have been open or not. Maybe I should have tried it. I'm just happy with my three points. Decent opening drive. We have a chance to complete this challenge with George Kittle. Oh, we're gonna see if George Kittle gets open here. He kind of knows, like I'm just abusing George Kittle but I don't think that's open. Ooh, sketchy, sketchy.  Who is that? I have lost two people with George Kittle. I have kittled two people. It's not called lost anymore. Second and six, I'm gonna put him on a zig. Just trying to get those receptions up right now. Oh, that's not a zig. That's a true out route. That got covered too. I can't throw here.  I hope there's no QB spot. Damn it.  Vaughn Miller has absolutely bullied my dude over there. We're just gonna take another field goal. Oh no, I'm doing a flip pass. I'm doing a flip pass. Fourth and 14. He's not ready for it. He's not ready at all. Is that George Kittle? Yes, sir! Yes, sir! Count as a reception in the yards, right? The only reason I think it wouldn't is because it's a fake but it should still count, right?  I am literally four for four on that fake. Since we got Ojo Sinko, I'm four for four on that fake. Play action. He, quick rifles went out there, damn. We're going cover two, man. He might be back to running the ball. No, half back angle. Oh, I left the ball. Leave it at that. Oh, oh, he needs the audible. He needs the audible to cover two, man. Or this is a lot of yards. Second and 18. Absolute dot. Third and five. It's gonna be the same thing if he does not audible out of this. Really weird that he's running this, honestly.  Great play. I tried to pre-read that. I thought he was gonna stay with prime time. Great play.  Playing this deep. Oh, I don't know what's gonna be open. He throws Barry. Oh, I hit him so hard. Oh, he threw so close to Marcus May there. A quick turnaround from 10 to zero to 14 to 10, just like that. I threw a very bad pass though and I accept responsibility for it. He gets ball here. I have to stop him or I'm gonna lose this game. Third and 12. Let's see what he goes with. No slip screen.  Throws John O's Smith. Weird, I don't know why he was so open. Second and five. He's sending one directly to the end zone. Throw right here, throw right here. Let's go, Xavier Rhodes. Big time, big time, let's go. We needed that. All right, there's lags. Lag is killing me though. It's not the time to be lagging, boys. I'm gonna look for a kiddle underneath here. I gotta get those receptions up, boy. I think kiddle was there for like a second.  I'm right there. Third and four. Oh no. Holy fuck, George kiddle just got pick played by our own player. Let's look at the stats. George kiddle is seven for 111 and a touchdown. I need 89 more yards in the fourth quarter. That's tough. I'm like worrying too much about kiddle and I'm not just playing like football. It's kind of putting me in a predicament here.  Gotta look for kiddle. It's the answer. It's the answer. I'm back down. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. 21 to 18. We can actually win and get our challenge. I'm blitzing everyone and I'm coming down with Jeremy.   I don't know if he was doing that on purpose or what. Damn it. Well, okay, the game's still not winnable but that's okay because now I can complete my challenge at the very least. Oh, he's on the wrong dude. Could be a dot. Oh no, it can't be. Oh, come down. Come down, George kiddle. No, why are you? The moment of truth. Player stats receiving. Fuck. Damn, and losing that game, I'm gonna lose Jeremy Chin as well as my powerups which is kind of a bummer. So Jabril's coming back in and I gotta power down George kiddle and the rest. I do wanna thank you as always for watching. We had, that was a good game. I had a lot of fun with that one. We just took an L and now the screen's frozen again because I rang a thanks. All right, hey, I love you boys thanks for watching as always. I'll see you next video. Peace out.


What's up everybody, I'm EvilRabbit, we're here on Torque Drift on the mobile platform, we're gonna be getting sideways maybe doing some daily challenges, taking the 1000 horsepower M4 out, so make sure you guys follow me on Instagram and Twitter, all that's found in the description box below. Let's get to it, let's get on the mobile Torque Drift game and have a little fun. So we do have a Long Beach chase challenge I believe, daily challenge here at Torque Drift, and it looks like we are going against Rad Dan, we're gonna get 40,000 so we're gonna be taking the M4 out, we are over 1000 horsepower now in this M4, so we're gonna see if we can't get that 40,000 right away here on the Torque Drift circuit of Long Beach, throwing it in, he threw a little more angle there than I thought, kind of caught me a little off guard, but we're still good, little wall tap, we're still there, we're still kind of in his door-ish, still getting the chase points to that, a little bit more angle than I wanted to throw there, a little bit of catch up to do, we're gonna cut this corner short, cut that one short as well, almost bifted into that wall, I don't know if we're gonna get the 40k on the first run, oh yeah we got it, we're good, 40,000 first runs, this is the first time I've ever done a daily challenge on the first try, so I feel a little bit accomplished by that, 40k chase challenge to Torque Drift with the M4, so we are going to go see what else we can do on tandeming and stuff like that, see the one thing I want to do is I want to go into settings, quality I believe it is, I want to turn off, I want to turn off the chase, the chase indicator, because apparently it shows my line, stability assist, why do I have stability assist on, what, why, oh guide path, that's what I want to turn off, I probably shouldn't off too, but so we got a gold tokyo drift here that we're gonna try and see if we can get some tandems with some randoms here for today, 1,090 horsepower in the M4, we are down to not next entire show, kind of ran out next entire so hopefully we'll still be getting up grip, so we're gonna go with hi-fi team, pro one car in that s15, I feel like we should be okay with this, but we are waiting a long time either somebody's taking screenshot or they are changing some stuff around, 1,125 or 1,125 against 1,090, this should be a good battle, so hopefully we can get a good lead, the M4 definitely coming a long way from when I first started building it and it's handled quite well, these tires do not have as much grip they're really close to that wall, they don't have as much grip as the nexons are, so gotta be very mindful of that a little bit, gonna overcook it into some of these sections so I can easily overcook the car and fifth the wall, totally screw up my lead run, but we're not doing too bad trying to, oh with the wall drag, I will take that wall drag and I will raise you a solid lead run and there we go, so solid lead took your drift run hopefully he got a good lead run as well, 46 decent lead run, so hopefully we'll get a chase, we do get a chase, I don't know why this is ready for update, it is updated, so we chase down the S15 here on the parking garage of Long Beach, I'm gonna put up a better launch than I did and there goes the not having enough grip in the cars, now we got some catch up to do, so check it up in the fourth, managed to catch up at least into the chase position to get points, a little clutch kick there, oh he almost bifted into that wall, huge over angle, oh and there and there goes his lead and that's why he only ran 40, fortunately he took the wall and the wall won, took his bumper with him, so I feel like we'll take a W on that one for sure and we're gonna see maybe he'll want to go again or maybe we'll try to find somebody else, I do love the Tokyo Drift Circuit, we definitely did take the W, he's gonna want to rematch, he is we're gonna give him that rematch, so let's try to get another solid lead run, maybe get more points than we did before, get a hard initiation, didn't get the initiation points and oh my, another wall drag, winglet over top of the barrier, winglet almost over top of the barrier there, going wall to wall now with his M4, that's a little bit wide, that's gonna be a very big slowdown, sorry for him on the chase of that, so hopefully we don't make a mistake in the chase, now that we know we need to be in fourth gear, not third on initiation, kick it in, that was a little bit soon that I wanted, want to run that outside wall and get more close call points, oh we lost our drift chain, right at the end coming off that guard, I would say guard rail but coming off of that incline kind of stepped out 95 to 55, I was hoping to break 100 but unfortunately I don't think I'm gonna break 100, that wall tap though, my phone kind of shakes and shakes there too on those wall taps, I don't know I think he may have said see you, no we're gonna get a case, so try and stick to his door, a bit of a hesitation on the start, kick it in the fourth, initiate in, initiate hard in, alright initiated late and yep fifth wall, so unfortunately I don't know my initiation point on my chase for some reason and I fifth wall two times in a row now but we are back in the chase slot now so over angle by the 15, oh the man lost, oh yes so that happens, I'm not sure if we're gonna be able to take the win because if he had a very solid chase he could bypass us because we didn't only got 6,000 on the chase, kind of got a little thrown into that concrete wall, getting a little bit too aggressive and that's what happens when you get a little too aggressive here on the parking garage long beach, still gonna take the win though, so we're gonna go, yep he said cyanara, so we see if we can find somebody else here, do maybe one more run here and switch up tracks, definitely probably should buy some more nexons because this car is slipping a little bit too much on these cars, aha same dude, he's probably not gonna want to go again but we're gonna try, high five team definitely an uphill battle for him right now, that's the initiation I wanted, got the close call initiation points, getting close call, oh too much of a hard tap back into that wall and so not gonna be a hundred point run I do not believe because well we kind of stuffed our back bumper into that wall, further off throttle, there we go, little clutch kick there, little handbrake flick, whoa turn on that wall though, little left foot brake or index finger braking and finished off with 70, 78, 79, definitely gonna 82, so I'm definitely gonna have to stay solid on our lead because, or our chase because I could see him picking up some points and taking a W on this one, so gonna make sure we be mindful and try and initiate when we should like right there, nope once again into the wall, same thing every chase run, this one didn't mess us up too bad though, oh man went hard into that wall, definitely unfortunate for both of us, oh my goodness and now he's wrecked hard on the wall, he may actually get this win, team high five or high five team or hf team or whatever, how whatever it is pronounced sorry if I butchered it, may take a w if it takes w then gg sir kind of tried to get a little bit too aggressive and I got too aggressive there too and yep just goes to show, don't be super super aggressive because well that will be 35 uh we still took the win so we're gonna go see what other track we can run got a storm of brewing outside apparently so we got the yard we got the bridge so let's go to the yard the bridge it's got 20 minutes left bridge is a fun track I feel like the car will handle very well there so being back in the Euro car is definitely fun and if you guys remember my e46 was my killer car that I used to always rock did sell it and I know a lot of people have been asking why did I sell all my cars well sold all the cars to try to get some extra money because I wanted to build some new cars for you guys for content and stuff like that and well unfortunately I screwed myself on that one god games too golden looks like a golden Mustang 1040 horsepower should be a good straight up battle I think haven't driven the bridge section in a minute so we're definitely gonna need to reaccommate ourselves with this throw it in kind on the wall a little bit more handbrake there we don't go too far and biff the wall there quick flick that suck up to there I'm gonna try and suck up to the outer wall get those close call points and get all of our clips stretch this out to that clip there finish it off just by tagging it with the bumper at the end we still got a clean lead run so 77 to 37 is definitely a solid lead for me to 38 to 79 so we do have advantage in the lead so you're gonna want to chase us or is he gonna say goodbye sayonara peace out and dip I feel like he might be dipping he didn't dip he did not dip but he's definitely gonna have an uphill battle here to try and catch up to our points and shade it hard sucking up right to this man's door there we go layoff in so we can transition kind of feather in feel like he's gonna back yep he's gonna smack the wall there kind of suck back into his door cool over angle there so like that wall tap was not hard enough for him to lose all his points but apparently he did because that was a very solid lead run regardless so gd on a lead run I guess that wall tap got you that a little bit of a hit caused you to lose maybe your clean lead because you were sucking on his door right there definitely a solid chase I say so myself it's great to be back on the game and have a car that I can throw down some serious tans with yeah he said no he said bye bye see we can find somebody else to run one more run here for this episode you should follow me on all social media and apparently I'm just going back and forth with these guys he's not going to want to go again he's gonna dip out no give the man credit I would have dipped out personally because if I were known I can't make a solid lead run just kidding I wouldn't have dipped out it's not always about winning that was a very bad initiation I've definitely if you guys have battled me before here randomly wow this is a bad lead run randomly you guys know I make a lot of mistakes while they're not my friends sometimes I do bad leads do bad chases so not always perfect not always the best but it's fun regardless so not a 70 but a 57 so 57 2 what's this man got what's the man got for 53 so now we're in a close battle definitely gonna want to make sure our chase run is solid and right in his door because this could end up going to the judges could be a couple point difference here final chase run of today's episode if you guys want to see more mobile torture let me know down in the comment section down below it's a late initiation by me but we're gonna use it to suck up to the door whoa caught me off guard with that angle change definitely caught me off guard with that basically double flick initiation but we back on the door reeling in the door reeling in the close calls we managed to scrape a decent chase so I think we'll take the w on that so very solid episode today taking a couple w's no losses and finishing a challenge right away five wins straight going on so make sure you guys follow me on all social media all of which are found in the description box below and as always I like thank you guys for watching I'm evil rabbit see you guys on the track


I know we don't have time to have a session, a live session here of exchanging things, but I want to thank you for all that you have done. And then there's always a crescent. I think we've got some real problems confronting us. And the need for unity has never been greater. It's kind of frustrating to sit in there and not be able to get going out and ask things in response to some of the charges that are being made against us. But we, I think, are on the side of the ages on practically every issue that they try to raise and make me wonder if they hadn't thought ahead very far as to what it's going to be like when we saw some of the women that they're sitting on. And I've just had a briefing here on our whole situation. Going back to what it was we tried to get and how much small the deficit would be if our opponents had been the same young that we were all of this time. And the technology in Franklin, there were places there also where we saw a need and we're willing to meet that and go ahead, such as the great national program that got the intercepting drugs that meant taking on additional people and must bring greater effort to it. And well, worthwhile, you all know that that task force that you're headed up in Florida proved so successful that we now get 12 of those task forces nationwide. But on our borders, it's still pretty hard to stop every avenue in, but we've sure got them moving around.  The devil of it is, with the law being what it is, we have to let them sit there and deteriorate, you know, because they're all evidence and like nothing better than who could have a bigger garage sale. I can't say more than I have said, but I know that we're going to find this famous among ourselves on some of the problems that are confronting us. But again, being on the side of the easels to those and maybe some of you that may have been too stubborn in regard to taxes in this press situation, 80% of the people out there are telling us in every poll they've taken. They don't think the answer to the deficits is more taxes than I don't know. We can look back at it before we came here that the new figures I used weren't just yesterday. The decade is 71 to 81. In that decade, American personal earnings went up 124%. That's $100. And by 1981, the American people were $427 on the average poor and they've been in 1971. Combination of inflation and a tripling of taxes over that decade. And of course all that time, the deficits were growing although I guess they weren't recognized as deficits when the Democrats were demanding only ours not. But we, I think, are on the right track. We're going to continue asking for further cuts and the cuts we didn't get. And I think one of these days we will be presenting to people how much less those deficits would be if we had gotten from the beginning what we asked with regard to the government spending. They would be considerably smaller and there wouldn't be a storm being raised. It's being raised about them now. So we're going to quit and train. Mr. President, Mr. Vice President first, we'd like to thank you. Oh, thank you. We'd like to see you. Thank you. Thank you, President. Thank you. Congratulations. Well, I'd like to see you again. Thank you. How are we going to do it? Michael. Michael. Is that me? Yes. Well, we're going to be most pleasant for you. Mr. Beaver. I've called on this president for a long time, but it was originally escaped from a concentration in Siberia and she had gone back to Russia to visit and she broke her letter back to him after she got here on the trip. She didn't have that kind of a right, but he got on the letter of soil and couldn't see her name until it was. But in the letter she had a paragraph instead of something we're praying for. I'm sure they are. I'm sure they are, too. But I'm really sorry. Mr. President, are you today, Mr. President? Well, this is a great day for me personally. And for me personally. Well, it's a pleasure. Ambassador Moran. Yes, Mr. Prime Minister. You've met him. He's coming far on the National Security Advisor to the president. I'll talk to you about it. We've said everything to each other. Shall we come in here? Mr. Prime Minister, this is a great pleasure to have you here. In regards to His Majesty. And shall we have him? I can tell all of you how grateful we are for the help that you've been with the landing rights for your help with us in our efforts to work for peace. We'll continue to do that. And we'll look forward to having you continue to help. Thank you very much. A great pleasure to present to you the Commander of the Ex-Doublet. Yes. We've had a new order. That's true. I'll leave it to you first. You caught your attention right inside. I'm very interested. Well, thank you very much. Good to see you. Good to see you. Mr. President, how are you? Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you. I don't know yet what the schedule is. But you remember what happened the last time you were back. That's when we went. I didn't want to get in there. I think I covered it in that letter inside. Can we have a group photo? Yes. You got to get them all out. Thank you, sir. Thank you. that we can. We're going to have to schedule this. We'll look forward to it. It's going to be very popular about people. Hey! That's what he's trying to attain. You're right about that. And you're doing a good job. Thank you again. Good to see you all. Thank you. We got some new press corps members. I'll put it in. Thank you. Thank you. Nice to see you. Nice to see you. Some of them have been with us. It's a lot of people that like that. My team thinks it's pretty new.  I've been yelling here. So I've been here about three months. About ten months. That long? You're like a year and a half. You don't get me. Really? Don't think about getting a megaphone. You think that would happen? You wouldn't get mad, would you? You could throw yourself under the helicopter wheels. Don't get me any ideas. How? It's been pretty peaceful. Like quiet for us. Yes. Can we fix that in any way? Our careers are going down the tubes. No, we need some bed news. Or any news. Hardly, no. No. Does one gravity award? No goodness. No. We can't ask what you're going to do with tip on humor during this. Oh, can we spot markets? Can you tell us? Wait, do you see who's the president? That's bipartisan. It doesn't go that wrong. See, the real trouble is where you have to work by it. You see, they don't trust me. They're fearful. Yeah. So they say you must go right by it. I can't believe that. Do you believe that?  Yeah. One bite from the bridge. Do we get it? Can I have your picture taken? Can I have your copies? Yes, you might work that out. Listen, thank you for your time. We really appreciate the opportunity to meet you. Take care. See you. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Brad, thank you for making a journey to let me go. Can we spot you on this? Can you comment? Oh, we did. Good to see you. All right. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. I have a special gift for you this afternoon. Yes. This is Lavey and Reverend Lavey. Hello there. Nice to see you again. We have special words of support for our prayer movement. And sometimes we have nothing else to do. You can read these love notes to you. I will present 250,000 women a year. I know you are bigger than other organs. You're not like me. And I know the work that you do is wonderful. There are beautiful words here. You want to set those on here before you would bend you down? Yes. There are about 25,000 represented here. And they represent the real heart of the American people. There are more. And it's so refreshing. And then if we could have a photograph with Lavey together, Mr. President, this is Lavey. This is for her. This is for the 250,000 women. Hey, how are you doing? Good. Good to see you again. You're the same here. Let me go behind here. How are you sir? Good to see you. Nice to see you. Nice to see you. I see you. I was a viewer. I was a viewer? Yes. And I'll give all of you away to the people who are very much here in the 30s to see you and your team. I mean this. Oh, try to say. Almost, almost. Mr. President, I just want to tell you it's a great honor to stand here with you and be half admitted to the Marines. We are so proud of you Good to see you again, sir. Good to see you again, sir. I want to speak to you a little bit about what's happening and what's going on. I've got my word for it together. I know it's good. Well, I have to tell you something, that you and all that game of the rams that you played with that did for me was back when I was governor and my son was eight years old, remember the exact year that it was, finishing up the season and played in Minnesota. And the the game didn't mean anything for them. The last game of the season. And they won. And my son, who wouldn't look at the football game about wearing his rams t-shirt that you felt was gave him a lot of practice one day, he was going to say, around us there were some of those cynical voices about, well, I don't think they're trying to win this. And he was pretty much in the verge of tears. So when the game was over, I hadn't told him because I didn't know whether we'd have time to do it or not. We had to go back to Sacramento. But he felt so there and I said to him, would you like to go down to the locker room? Well, that was it. So down to the locker room we went. And you guys were just beginning to peel off the jerseys and so forth. And there was a lot of strong talk. Well, you were mad at yourselves.  And just then George said, okay, let's give thanks. And to see those fellas, all of you and his heroes dropping knees and doing the Lord's prayer. There's nothing I could have ever said that could have matched. He was just standing there. I don't think he breathed. Do you know you really looked tremendous. I'm just, I mean, the real life pressure of this office is just for those friends. I'm really honored. You really look good. I am too. It's been a while. Yes, here's a couple of things that I did. Thank you, Mr. President. David. Can we just come right now? Father God, father God, we just thank him. We praise him for the President of your spirit. Father, this is our, you said you would raise up a man because this man is ringing. and the power that he needs to go forth and say those things that must be said. Thank you, I'll say this next time. And we thank you and we praise you in the name of your Son Jesus. Everybody say amen. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you. Excuse you, love you. Thank you very much. We'll go behind you.  I don't want to take you, but you're not your back, you know. I just wanted to introduce you to Bill Pease and the Bob Rod, who are also here in the White House, leading the charge on school prayer. Bob Rod is working so hard to help us in school prayer. Could it? No. I don't know. It's a problem. I didn't know. I didn't know. I appreciate that. We're meeting again. We'll see you now. Take care of yourself. Bye-bye. I thought I was a winner, Mr. President. Hi. I can't remember that. You're supposed to have a camera. His face looks like he's just going to bed. Let's see his chest. I'll come over this way. Let's press it quickly. Do a group photo behind the desk. Okay. Okay, yeah. See you on your picture. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you.


Who's on the roster today? Starting with Speyside High School, a Malik secondary in fact, with Akim James Malakai Woodley among the names to look at. Look out for Jill and Matthews. He's been good, Joshanti Daniel, and over Samuels will provide some support while Antony Batolamy sits in the dugout. Well, when you look at the team formation, Woodley will be the anchor in the middle of the park. Warrell, a busy man up front. Expect him, sorry, Samuels, the man up front. Expect him to cause some problems. Well, they're just in yellow, and these are the fellows that will stand out for Speyside High School. Makai Attila will be the man to beat in goal. He's been good. Lennox Eastman will be one of the Cogs in midfield. Look out for that name.  And Nikkele Williams, while Akko George is the coach. Well, the familiar 4-4-2 formation, Campbell dropping a bit deep playing in that false nine. Daniel will provide the width along with Phillips on the left side. Well, using his strengths there. He has Eastman. Finally combining, but losing possession this time. Richards, long ball looking for Samuel. While he might get the 14 of the Bonk Samuel, he's lost his man here. Samuel, what a goal from Samuel! The Malik boys are back. One laps in concentration was all it took. And Samuel was able to hit the mark 1-0. Well, Koki Patella is looking around, wondering what just flew by him. It was a Samuel special. Does well to win. Losing out in the hand before the high elbow that we'll get them a talk into from Nikolai Nairan. Now, yellow card, guess who it's, George? Yeah, it wasn't necessary, really, George. He just needed to get himself back in front of the ball instead. Trying to utilize a lot of his hand when it'd be pulling or trying to, of course, impede. Can't do that. It's well won, Phillip, looking for Daniel. He's found some space himself here, Daniel. Well, can't get it wrong this man this time. Well, he's done well, Daniel. And well, Nikolai Nairan seems to think it's a penalty. And spear side with an opportunity to get back in the match thanks to that man, Daniel. Well, it was a lot of physicality in that play and a credit that man in your picture. Oh, man, Daniel. Daniel, for persevering with it more than anything else. I'm sure from a Malik perspective, they would think that there wasn't much they have guilty of, but they don't have to whistle. Referee Nairan does. It will be an opportunity for Qashy to put his team back on level terms. Nikolai Qashy can. One-one, scheme on. She loves it. Well, go keep a worry, pick the side. Now the where is the holes to do it? It's Eastman. Spear side in search of a winner. Oh, they've found it. They've found the potential winner. Spear side secondary. Might be George, you've got me. Last touch might have come up the defender. Who cares? They're two one up. Let's take a look at those numbers as the Sunsets and the points set with them. Well, a remarkable 17 shots by Malik. And look at that figure, James, six of those six alone on target after 17 shots. Seven for space side, three on target. 10 fouls collectively did have some of its moments. And so we saw four yellow cards split between the two. And of course, off-size one corners, three and four respectively. And the possession chart, not heavily in favor of Malik, but slightly as it relates. But I think the quality and what they did with the possession is really the downfall of Malik today. When you look at that scoreline, I think from a Malik secondary perspective, they should have done a lot better with the opportunities that they had. What do you think space side did to win this match? Well, I think they wrote their luck at some points. But I think more importantly, from a defensive standpoint, the likes of Qashy and of course, Baptiste and Johnson slotting in to make it a back five was resolute and strong. And they did win their fair challenge, the fair amount of challenges. Certainly will be a special moment for space side to take back. Of course, they've got a holiday. And well, might as well, our next journey to celebrate as we send it down to Hans de Fiends who's standing by with our man of the match, Daniel. James, I'm here Omar Daniel, man of the match. Congratulations, scored his first goal for the season against St. Anthony's College earlier this week. Was this the result that you expected today? And how happy are you? Well, I am glad to say that we win this game. We are very happy with heartbreak. Last game was unfortunate, but you came out this one and do better. Who you all have coming up next?  VTFs, I'm not sure. All right, well, don't worry. We'll keep you updated with the fixtures. And if you're trying to find out what's happening with the fixtures with secondary schools, football league, check out the sportsmax app. We have all the information. We will keep you updated. What can we expect from you for the rest of the season? Well, we can expect greatness. Greatness. All right, Omar Daniel, congratulations. You are man of the match today. We now get ready for Brent Sancho. He's with the coaches. Thank you very much. Thank you very much, Hans. Of course, I'm now joined by the head coach of Malik secondary coach. Your assessment of the 90 minutes. Too confident. You're going in and you're too confident, and the work rate wasn't as high as it's supposed to be. You're lacking the second ball. Well, of course, you created enough chances to go on and win it. Soccer punched at the end, eventually losing all three points. How do you build back and, of course, get the team back up to spirits moving into the rest of the fixtures? Well, you know, as I tell you guys, there's only business. You know?  We fight another day. Thank you very much, coach, and all the best. Thank you. Coach, well, manager joined here by the manager of Spacesite. Of course, coming away with all three points at the end of the day, a big day for Spacesite. Yes. Your assessment of what transpired. We came here with a mission and a game plan. We wanted to move up the table. We always believed that we have a bunch of talented players who could bring it home and they did exactly what the coach would have asked of them. So couldn't be more proud of what the guys did. Well, in the buildup to this game, we spoke about how difficult it is for teams to come from Tobago and play on the day. Yes. Can you, of course, tell our viewers what, of course, your day was like coming here to Superntine Road? Yes, certainly. And most of us were up at around 2 AM because we live in the eastern side of the island. Most of the students and Spacesite and environs. And it's challenging. We came down on the boat and we were housed here. But at the end of the day, I always tell my players that you rise despite your challenges and you go forth. So yes, there are challenges, but we try to rise above it. But it's difficult. Wise words from the manager. Thank you very much. And all the best to the rest of the season. Well, they definitely made it through the difficulty. Spacesite High School Tobago. Coming away with the victory again.


Whatever field goal I can hit, I get to add that player to my Madden team. Hey, what's good, you guys? Completely lost my voice, but that's not important. What's important is this. We've got nine different field goals set up around the field. Like this 50 yarder for gold 99 Patrick Mahomes. The rest are 98 overalls and all of them are super important for my team. So if I can make the field goal, I get to add him to the squad. The very first kick is a 30 yarder, left hash, team of the year, AJ Brown. Obviously we need a wide receiver. AJ Brown's a stud. Basically an NFL PAT. If I shank this, I'm a dog. Oh, great start, money down the middle. Let's keep going. Next up, we got defense, team of the year, strong safety, Derbyn James. 30 yarder, right hash, should also be easy. This is the kick that Blair Walsh shanked, by the way. Sorry, Viking's fans. Hey, let go. Starting out hot, maybe, let's get it. Next up is our user, San Francisco 49er and a gold 99, Red Warner. It's a big kick right here. 35, left hand. I don't know why I wore the Cooper Cup jersey, just don't ask, you know? I kind of look like it.  I'm gonna do a zesty kick. This can be zesty, you ready?  So much zest. That was money though, baby. 35 yard field goal on the right hash, is team of the year, tight end. Travis Kelsi, it's a big one right here. I use my tight end so much, but we gotta drill it. Oh yeah, no. Oh, no. Oh, that was a bomb. But I'm off to the right, dang. I was thinking about being zesty and I just got in my own head. No tight end, Travis Kelsi. We've got AJ Brown, we got Derbyn James, we got Fred Warner, but no tight end. Hey, don't worry cheese fans, we still have Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes. I'll try and clutch them. Next up, our edge threat. Michael Parsons, wow, I sound like an old lady. I really lost my voice. I was recording the Wheel of My Grand Finale boys, okay? So give me a break. This is a 40 yard field goal. 30 yard line, 10 yards for the end zone, 40 yard field goal. Dude, the sunset kick. I mean, come on, look at how beautiful this is. You know how I'm gonna drill it. Come on. That was almost short. That wind might have saved me, man. I got some wind right now. Pure chance, by the way. Pure chance. A make is a make though. Gotta have a half back, right? Say quads. One of my favorite half backs this entire game. So, 40 yard or right hash, let's drill it. And under that one, let's go, baby. All right, 40 yard, now we're getting to the big boys. Now we're getting to the real deal boys. 45 yard field goal, left hash for team of the year. Jamar Chase, get our second wide receiver locked in. Come on. No. Oh, didn't go in. That's in. That was in. Oh yeah. Dude, it's like a golf swing.  Slight curve to the right. That's where I've heard that before. But you didn't have to say it. Oh, can I get the instant replay? I need the instant replay on that. I'm like, 99% sure it went in. It's like when she tells you you got a small dig, but you still clapped though. Still clapped. Still went in though. Second to last kick. Sauce Gardener had to go with sauce. Team of the year, 45 yard field goal, right hash. Let's just stay hot. Oh, I'm hooking. Oh, man, I need sauce on my team. Oh, dude, that was our only DB. I've got two wide receivers and no DBs. At least we got Derwin James. All right, Derwin, it's gonna be up to you to cover the skies. Sauce, I'm so sorry. I am not clutch. All right, now it gets spooky, gentlemen. The last kick is a 50 yarder right down the middle for Super Bowl MVP, Patrick Mahomes. And before you start crying, 40 yard line, that's midfield right there. If I drill this Ligma-Sugma, eucalyptus, all of them. Let's go, baby. The big boy. Do you believe me, Bambren? 100%. 100%. 99%. Yeah, why is it going down? It'd actually be a funny take to just like show all the misses. Honest.  So you think this is my first take.  Everything was legit up till this point. Hey, I'll take it, boys. Gold 99 Super Bowl Mahomes added to the squad. Shout out to the high schoolers for clutching up. Appreciate you guys. They're just fielding the balls. You know, I'm here for track practice. No sauce gardener, no Travis Kelsey, but we get AJ Brown, Irwin James, Jamar Chase, Micah Parsons, Fred Warner, Saquon Barkley, Patrick Mahomes. And if I forgot something, Ligma. I'll see you guys back at the house. Let's get it. So I've got Super Bowl MVP, Patrick Mahomes as my quarterback. Saquons at half back. We've got AJ Brown and Jamar Chase. And I also threw in Debo Samuel since we needed a third wide receiver. Now unfortunately, I did shank the kick for Travis Kelsey. So at the tight end position, I have Co Keeft and Andrew Ogletree. Who? Co Keeft coming in at six foot four with 62 speed. He does have 70 catching traffic though, you guys. So let's, I'll give it up. I decked out my offensive line since that wasn't part of the kicking. I got John Madden, Batonio, Jason Kelsey, Zion Johnson, and Evan Neal. My fullback is George Kittle. Now on defense, we've got our user, gold 99, Fred Warner. We've got Micah Parsons on the edge. We got Derwin James at strong safety. But unfortunately, I did shank the kick that had Sauce Gardener. So 70 overall, Tyson Anderson is my CB one. That's gonna prove to be a huge problem.  I got Sean Taylor, Lawrence Taylor, Nick Bosa, William Perry, Justin Tuck, Jalen Ramsey, and Tyson Campbell. It's a solid squad. I mean, I do use my tight ends a lot. And obviously, if my opponent figures out that I'm missing a corner, they're just gonna attack it every time. But my hope is that my opponent sees my team and thinks my whole team is good and just doesn't notice. That's the best case scenario for us. My home spread of Warner Carmichael. He's got Steve McNair's CD, Lamamari Cooper. Cowboys? Steve McNair wasn't a cowboy though. I am not too familiar with this defense. Go play action. I had why, but I've got time. Come down X. Good, D-Bow, no way. Look at that. 23 yards. All right, let's just do it again. I'm gonna go play action again. He sent the same amount of people. X, oh my God, that's a tonny. What a boom.  Dude, I've never thrown that route my entire life. That is the corner post route on PA slide. Never in my life have I thrown that.  I'm gonna keep that one in my book of plays. That was fire. Ooh, almost came down and made a play on that. Not quite. I'm gonna drop it to zone here. I'm gonna go on Fred Warner. Ooh, little handoff. No, an RPO. Get there, Lord Taylor. Dog. Screen to the halfback. Where's he going? Ooh, nice throw. Nice catch. All right there, McNair, I see you. All right, let's see if we can get a goal line stand. He runs a nice counter, but gets swallowed up by Derwin James. I'm very glad I made the Derwin James kick because without a safety, I would be in like extra, extra trouble right now. All right, second and eight. We need a big goal line stand right here. The RPO again. We have good angles though. Good pursuit angles. Nick Bosa at that time. Okay, keep it up boys. Okay, I'm guessing pass. I'm putting Perry. Dude, I have so many zones out there. I just don't see how he converts this. What happened? Wait a minute, I thought he was gonna convert it. Dude, I'm not even that proud of that. I think his player glitched out or something. Did you guys see that?  What, he tripped? Hey listen, I'm definitely gonna capitalize on that, but I'm not gonna say I'm proud of it. I think he got a little unlucky there. I can admit that. All right, I'm gonna try this play. I really like this play right here. B.A. Double Post. He's only sending three every time. Dude, I'm gonna keep torturing you down there. If you don't step up, let's go. Jamar Chase. Dude, he's sending three. You gotta start sending somebody at me, man. Or it's gonna be a long night. Saquad's underneath. He'll break that first one. No, no, no way.  Dude, Saquad's? Bro, Saquad's with that first one free ability usually breaks the first tackle. You know what that is though? That's just a little karma. I don't think I really deserved the ball after that interception. The ball is now back in its rightful owner's hands.  I'm gonna send a blitz. I don't think he expects it. He's gonna pass. Yeah, go get him. Go get him! So close. I'm gonna go get the left side corner out. Yep, yep. Oh, where are you throwing? Nobody to blame but yourself on that one, sir. He's just a bad ball. Textbook, he ran the exact same play. Covered the corner out that he wanted. I don't even know what he tried to throw on that one. I just don't, what are you throwing to here? That is a, that ball went directly to Derwent James' pants, actually. Step up my homes? Yes. That is a very sketchy spot to do that from the two yard line. But we made it work. All right, I'm gonna go stretch left. They've got that bottled up pretty well. Second and nine. We have a really nice advantage here though with the clock and the lead. So I'd like to kind of march down the field slowly here. I'm not gonna give up on Saquads. Ooh, great move. I know he fumbled. That spin was just gorgeous. The slow methodical spin. I'm gonna throw it to my silver. Co-Keeft. Oh, wait, he did that.   No way. Saquads is gonna stumble for two. I gotta look at the clock here, be careful. It's just no way he has someone for this. Yes. He really did though. I mean, his user was there. He was just a little late.  Jamar Chase down there somewhere. I'm gonna try and snap this ball before he can adjust his defense to man coverage. That's the best case scenario. Jamar Chase corner out.  I don't have the clock for this. I gotta go Jamar and then I gotta call time out if he catches it, get down. Time, broken play maestro. Let's go. Justin Tucker is gonna come out here. 43 yard field goal. Yes, sir. Two possession lead. Jamar Chase, the Mahomes to Jamar. Clutch up right there. Oh, RPO, RPO. He handed that off? Dude, Flash has built different. Ash, that was almost a TFL and he got nine yards. He's gonna bring this one coming across. Yup, yup, yup. Oh, big hit. Nice play. Hey, big Goose egg up there. I haven't scored a lot myself but he's still sitting with the Goose egg. I'm going in there with Fred Warner. Lawrence Taylor. Gets home second in 19. Dude, when I stepped up with Fred Warner, the running back keyed to block Fred Warner which left Lawrence Taylor untouched. I'm gonna fly out to the left side see if I can stop whatever he's got. Nice pass. Got leveled. Was that Sean Taylor or Durbin James? I don't know, but it was a hell of a hit. Throw in short. Might throw half back. Get there. Get home, let's go. Air McNair goes down. Fourth and 16, that was a massive play. Oh, one more stop right here. I might send the big Blitz up the middle. I'm going Mike Blitz and I'm gonna Blitz with Fred Warner up the middle. Whole nine yards. Go Carmichael. I'm so close. Get there, let's go. Go for the pitch. Oh, oh, it's the silver Tyson Anderson with that return right there.  I'm gonna run right side here. Dodge the, wow, what a play. Dude, I find it weird how he's struggling on offense so bad because his user is good. That was a monster play right there.  Oh, bad ball. Bad ball, why am I throwing that? No. Ooh, you're fast, Johnson. Hey, who is that? Who is that lineman? Johnson, Johnson, Johnson. Who do I have up there? I've got John Madden. I've got Batonio, Kelsey. I don't know who that is. Okay, so a little run play here. I'm gonna bring Sean Taylor down. Let's get ready for it. Right side stretch.  He's throwing so many interceptions. He ain't throwing the ball anymore. Same thing. Good defense, yep. Wasn't gonna get it again, but he still picks up two. It's third and three. Ooh, is this his zone bubble? Is this his RPO? It is. He hits it off and he gets it. Damn. I knew that's what it was. Well, he gets on the board here with four seconds and the third. We just gotta go score another touchdown, put it out of reach. Man coverage, I don't know. It is man coverage, but Debo wide open. Got hit pretty hard though. I'm scared of fumbling right now. I am. I'm gonna hit him with an RPO. This is what he keeps killing me with. Ooh, what a block. Yo, that was a downfield flatten right there. Same play. Could I actually just do that again? Just hand her off. Let's go right back to the same hole. St. Claude's no more fumbling. Yo, there's no way you're gonna let me do this again. Oh, he shot the gap that time. Nice play. Second and 10, the two minute warning just hit.  We got a big play to make right now. Ooh, look who's open. That might have been AJ Brown's first catch, but it was a massive one. We needed that right there. Sorry I haven't got you more involved, AJ Brown, but thank you for stepping up when we needed you. Oh, Co-Keefed? Co-Keefed, you did not just end the game. He did. No way Co-Keefed just ended the game. I think I can milk the clock. He only has two timeouts. I think that's actually legitimately game over. From Co-Keefed, no way. Let me snap this. I got ball carrier conservative, so Safeways won't fumble. I might be mistaken actually. Wait a, wait a milk the play clock on that play. What's the meta here? Do I kick the field goal or do I make him go all the yards? Pitch to the edge. Wait a minute, you're lying. You're lying. No way.   I wanted to see the stats. Oh, it would have been such a hard game to win anyway. I either kicked the field goal or I actually run one more play on fourth down to milk as much clock as humanly possible. I might have done that too and then he'd have to advance 90 yards to win the game. Either way, that was a dub and a half. I can't believe that just happened. All right, boys, listen. Hey, I love you guys so much. I hope you enjoyed this video. Throw a little more effort into it. I hope you guys enjoyed and hopefully more bangers just like this on the way. Not too much more Madden 23, but Madden 24 is coming out. So I'm excited for that. I appreciate you guys so much more than you'll ever know. I love you guys. Take care.


Just working with robotics, it's not really something that I envisioned doing at any point or working with any kind of experimental technology and just doing it is different. We took it, the very first day we took it through some thicker brush to the 81 platoon and that's something that certainly the ITV would not have been able to go through. A lot of people don't think that it would be able to handle the terrain that it does. I'd say around like 70 or 80% of what we can go through, it can actually get through to be able to say that I was one of the first groups that actually tested it and brought it to the field on one of the bigger training exercises for the first time. It would be pretty surreal.