There are a lot of Dragon Ball games and they all have their fans. Now, that's a good thing, except for when you're trying to get a clear concrete answer on which game's the best at a certain thing. That's what makes it all the more surprising that when I looked up best story mode in any Dragon Ball game, there was only one game that consistently came up, Dragon Ball Z, Budokai Tenkaiichi 2. Now, for me, this is actually the most nostalgic of the entire Budokai Tenkaiichi series, but I really don't remember its story mode. That's why today on The Chiddle, I decided I wanted to hop back into the game to see if the single player is really all it's cracked up to be. Okay, I'm excited, dude. There have been so many good comments on this game's single player, Budokai Tenkaiichi 2. I want to see how it holds up. They got a flying PNG of... Ah, hey, hey, who just moved that PNG of trunks? Oh, that has a good minigame to the Yamcha Spirit Ball minigame? Oh, I completely forgot they let you fly around and go to markers. Wait, this is crazy. What are the yellow ones? Wow, I'm fast. Southern Capital, can I do anything here? Oh, Tienji, yo, I'm just walking around. This is crazy. Bro, they got to bring this back in Sparking Zero. If you win against an opponent who is unbeatable in battle, something might happen. All right, well, thank you, Tien. I guess I'm going to get out of here. Okay, so that was that yellow marker. I guess red is like the must-go-to place, but let me go to Baba's Palace real quick. Anybody here? Just Baba? Is it like a shop? Oh, it is. It's an item shop. Oh, I can just buy health up and stuff. Nah, I think I'm good on just the base roster. I'm good. Hey, I mean, I got to explore all the options here. I can't leave any stone unturned. Oh, an item. Hercules secret. What are Hercules secrets doing up here? I'm bored. Hey, why don't you see if you can pass one of my little tests? Wait, what do we do? Oh, we got a level 45 Master Roshi. Evolution Z, what's that mean? Hold on, let me click. Oh, I can give him an item. Dude, this game, wait, this game's actually sick. I got health one up. Yeah, let me put that on. Oh, no, Master Roshi wasn't ready for me, but Master Roshi was not ready for this. I feel like Master Roshi is cooked now. He is not going to win. Oh my God, look at the health difference. Oh, I got to remember how to play. Wait, how do I lock on? Do I? Oh, I search. Oh God, how do I block? I don't need to block. But I got to remember. Oh, he's different. Get up, old man, sweep the leg. Hey, you are not in your prime, man. You are not in your prime. You're gone. Stop. Hey. Roshi, please. Roshi, he's struggling to fly, man. You know what? This is actually a good tutorial for me. OK, all right. He's kind of going crazy right now. There we go. Like, wow, this early in this, I'm getting destroyed. I am getting destroyed. Come on, man. Stop blocking, Roshi, please. This was just supposed to be a little test before the game started. Like Renee, one part. He vanishes it. Just who is this guy? I can tell I can see why he's the world martial art champion, bro. He's he's just different. Hey, oh, hit me with that OST. Plus two speed. I'll take that every day. Piccolo didn't level up, but I don't even know if that's a thing. Hey, that was fun. Oh, and we got that yellow marker off the map, too. Well, now I know I got to explore all the extracurriculars. Oh my God, it's the main man himself, Hercule. Bro, we're not going to meet him for like a whole another three sagas. If you don't equip Z items, even if you win battles, you won't gain experience.  All right. Well, he just had a little piece of info for us. One more yellow marker and then I promise we can get the story mode going. Oh, it's my go Yamcha. If you're going to buy Bobba's item shop, you can buy various Z items. That was useless. Is that a dragon ball? Is that? Oh my God, it's the three star dragon ball. I'm glad I came here. I was literally about to leave. All right. Well, now I know that I'm kind of mandated to go to all the other markers, but let's go ahead and get the story mode going. Where's where's Raditz at? All right. We're only a few minutes in. This might actually be the best story mode in any Budokai Takaiichi game. I might have to agree. Oh, it's my go. So the green man thinks he's pretty tough. Raditz, talk your talk, then. Can Piccolo withstand this mysterious invader's monstrous onslaught? Oh, absolutely. Bro, this is about to be this is about to be so easy. Level 228. I'm going no evolution Z required. I assume I still have my health. I do. Oh, Raditz. Bro was not ready for me to have this much health. How are you going to let me get behind you like that? Oh, oh, my sternum. Oh, damn. Raditz, bro, he's going crazy. Damn. There's no way that combo. That was so slow. Like, Renate, I haven't hit one of these yet, but I just did. You just went on like, oh! That two bars of damage. Somebody else, Raditz has over tuned his health. Somebody help me, man. Somebody help me. He just did energy blast and I just died. I am not supposed to win this battle. I understand that now, but I'll be damned if I'm going to lose it. Oh, my God, he didn't have health bar.  No, no, Piccolo, why? All right, but that was like a scripted loss, right? Surely that was scripted. Finish, and then it plays the... Hey, wait, I could actually win, though. Is there like a special cutscene if I win? No, this game would be too crazy if I win. Wait, I want to go back. I want to go back. I want to go back. Hey, they embarrassing me. No, dude, this is so much more embarrassing when they let me lose. No, I want to do that. I want to do that fight again. Can I do that fight again? All right, let's go. Yeah, yeah, I'm not losing now, huh? Yeah, I'm not losing now. Let's go, 4K damage already. Like, Renate, take another bar. Oh, you thought it was so sweet before. You thought it was... How did that not work? Block that. Oh God, block that. Oh my God. No way. No way. No way. No way, Raditz. Raditz, bro, I hate this guy. I did not clear it. Stop, turn the happy music off. This is actually insane that I'm grinding this right now. For all for a cutscene that I don't even know exists, but I want the what if where Piccolo wins. They told me there's a special clear condition. I got five, I got just as many health bars as him, okay? I'm not losing this. All right, every time I open with a combo, it usually works to get behind him. Let's go.  Let's go, huge counter hit. Look at King from Tekken. Even his ki blast hurt, man. Let me get my ultimate. Ultimate acquired. Come on, Raditz.  Wait, am I gonna get hit? We clashed it. Can we still follow up? That was actually Dragon Ball's health. He doesn't even know where we are. Hell no, light grenade, catch this. Oh, I'm, it's already over. It's already over. I might as well win with raw hands. I might as well win with raw hands. You're cooked, buddy. Clash with this. Clash with this. Special beam. What are you doing, bro? Oh no. Oh no. Let's go. I'm gonna hit him with the Saiyan Saga special all by myself. I don't need Goku to hold him down. I don't need that. Get away from me. He's crazy. Oh, I stunned him. I stunned him. This is it. You're not dodging this. Boom, right through the chest. I'm different. Give me my new cutscene. Please tell me there's a new cutscene. Yeah, give me that. Yeah, fateful brothers. I actually got a unique. That's what, wait, this is the greatest game of all time, flashback to what Tien told me. If you win against an opponent who is unbeatable in battle, something might happen. This is what he was talking about. This is what Tien told me about. I didn't understand him.  What the, aw, damn. I still lose in the cutscene, but hey, you know what? At least they gave me a reward. Hey, if you guys are enjoying this video and like old Dragon Ball games, make sure to leave a like and subscribe. I wanna do a whole ton more of this stuff. I'm pretty impressed so far with this game and the fact that there's hidden unlockables for beating stuff. Let me just go check the yellow marks, make sure there's no Dragon Balls or anything. Yo, Yamcha got that Senzu bean hook up. 10,000, Yamcha, you. I'm not gonna tell him.  That's crazy. Bro's got that MLB salary. All right, one last stop on the old chopping block. This should be Tien, right? Whoa, whoa, what is Bro doing here? Is he about to be a frehid? Hey you, just hand over your money. Trust me, you don't want me to have to take it from you. Hey, I willingly, you're level 45 and you're talking to me. I am about to beat the, hold on. Let me put on Faithful Brothers real quick. Hey, where's Faithful Brothers? Health plus four. Oh no, I used all my health equipment on Piccolo. Ha ha, damn. All right, well then, there's only one thing I can do. I gotta make Goku just hit harder, bro. I gotta make him hit harder. Hey bro, I hope you're ready, bro. You tried to rob me. You tried to rob Goku? How many times do you need to learn this lesson, old man? Bro, he's literally just sitting over there. Okay, since when, when do you have a sword? Got him. Oh, you're just, you try to rob me. Yeah, you want that wallet so bad. Get over here and take it. Yeah, come here and take it. Oh, you're lucky you dodged that. You're lucky I don't know where you are. I found you, GGs, block that. No, I saw that coming. You got to react faster than that. Combos, combos. Hold on, do I know the Kyle Kitten? Nope, just coming him out. Hey, what are we grabbing for? He can't even fly. Bro can't even fly and he tried to steal my wallet. That's crazy. Far be it from me to say this, but I want to hit this guy with a... Oh, you are so lucky. You are just the luckiest guy of all time, bro. Do you know that?  Damn, damn. Oh, into a grab mixup. All right, clearly I'm not taking this guy seriously now. There we go, come on. Let me lay an ultimate on him, all right, fine. Oh, well we both missed. Oh, oh, block that easy every day of the week. I'll be honest, his defense is pretty good. Mixups, how are you still alive? No, you wanted my wallet so bad.  All right, you're done. You're done. One blow to the stomach and he just fell over dead. He really tried... Bros of Crane Hermit and Memorial Campaign? Where do I put those on? He looks exactly like his father. That's your father too, man. Why are you saying it like that? Also Bardock foreshadowing? Oh, trauma dumping, man. I think I'd mentally shut down if I learned that much information. The shocking truth is finally revealed. Will Goku give in to his brother's wicked demands? Come any closer and you'll be sorry. I don't think Goku even believes that. So is this a winnable fight too? Clear conditions, survive as long as you can. Battle rules, escape battle. All I'm saying is this game's making a mistake acting like I'm not gonna win. Oh, you can't find me. Yeah, put the scouter away. Yeah, put the scouter away. Other things can hide our power level. Oh, you thought it was so safe. You thought it was sweet, bro. You thought it was... Oh, nice hit, nice hit. But I don't respect you. But I don't respect... Damn, damn, damn. How would you block my strongest attack? I wanna play as Piccolo again. No, dude. I knew it was a slow attack, but... Oh, Vinista! Oh, Radice, please. Radice, stop, Radice. This game is really sick. I'm not gonna...  Die! I hit for a little piece of damage, though. Oh, mixups! Oh, I got caught him slipping. Oh, wait, there's only nine seconds left. No, I gotta beat him in four seconds. I can't block high-power rush. At least that freezes the timer. Hold on, one second, one second, one second. The Spirit Bomb, dude, you're lucky. The ref just called time, bro. I was about to demolish you. No way. Bro, what's this? Nah, bro, said you're gonna kidnap my son, take this Spirit Bomb. With his superior strength, Radice easily sweeps Goku aside. He won't get away with this.  We can take that guy. No, we can't. Oh, no, you can't. He just, bro, just flew in and said that. You know, I did not want this whole first video to be about Radice. I wanted it to be like the whole Saiyan saga. Oh, we're flying. Nah, kid me, would've liked that. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, what did I see? Oh, wait, these are like, wait, these are fateful brothers is an alternate story? What, this is the greatest game of all time. What is fateful brothers then? Fateful mischief? What is fateful mischief? A what if story about go, it's a what if story about Radice? I'm doing that as a separate video. This is the greatest game of all time. This is the greatest game of all time. The greatest game of all time. Well, now I gotta beat, now I gotta beat Radice's Kakarot. What's crazy is I was about to throw a Spirit Bomb at this guy, man. He would've caught a Spirit Bomb if the ref didn't save him.  Hey, Radice. Hey, you thought it was gonna be sweet, huh? Oh God. No. I realized now that there's no time for any of this stuff, dude. I just gotta get Radice as far away as possible and then just launch a couple of energy attacks. Damn, damn. It is so lame when he stalls with the key blast. I don't have anything to, Radice.  I'm gonna have to reset. Can I retry? No. Don't do that, Radice. Oh, you're making a big mistake.  Do your ultimate. Goku, lock on Goku for the love of God. For the love of God, Goku, lock on. The failure OST is really funny. Okay, I'm realizing something now that in the first fight, I accidentally did do give me some energy. Is that why I did the big Spirit Bomb because I did give me your energy? Hold on, let me, I literally do have to do give me your energy. How do I do give me your energy on command? L2 Circle, two blast stocks? This is so, this is so wack.   I got, it doesn't matter. Hey, Radice, hit me all you want, bro. But I just got some energy. Damn, this guy knows combos. He's relentless. Okay, knock him away. It's Spirit Bomb, this is it. This is it, boys. No way we didn't get the full charge and getting hit and knocks all of my stocks away. I don't have time for this. I really don't have time for this. I really don't have time for this, Radice.  I probably don't even get anything for this. I probably don't even get anything for this because I already got Faithful Brothers. What else?  I still have to beat him, bro.  Okay, good. My new strat, my new strat is to go low and if he blocks it, he won't block it next time. That seems to be how the AI is working. God, you get locked off in this game for getting hit once. There we go, knock him away. Give me your energy. I can't block this. I can finish it though. Radice, I'm tired of this. Please. Radice, please, Radice.  I'm losing my mind. I'm losing my mind. I keep just, oh, I'm actually so pissed already. I'm so pissed already.  That's crazy. Goku, please, please stop flying.  The game, is this the best attempt so far? Is this the best attempt so far? Is this the best attempt so far? I think it is. The spirit bomb, Radice. The spirit bomb. Let's go. Oh, I'm so sorry. I am so sorry, Master Roshi. Oh my God.  I will literally blow up Earth about it. I know Radice is like, damn, bro, damn. I get it, you're saying, bro. I get it, you're saying. Yeah, you thought it was real sweet, right? Wait, can he not die? No, he can die, yeah.  Yeah, yeah. You're dead. I got nothing. I leveled up. I got nothing. I destroyed the Earth for no reason. This is not accurate to the cutscene. This game is wild because this is the only game where Radice can threaten to kidnap Gohan and then you can launch the super spirit bomb at him and destroy the Earth and then still lose in the cutscene. I honestly really liked that they let you win though. Oh, Yamcha might go another dragon ball. Let me hold on. Let me walk by him real quick. Let me walk by him. Appreciate that, Yamcha. Let me get that dragon ball real quick. Oh, I can't wait till I summon Shenron in this series. I decided it's a series now, by the way. Hey. You actually came. How surprising. Yeah, I don't think that's that surprising, bro. You got my kid. Yeah. Give me back my son.  I, bro, no Saiyans doing it like Goku with the spirit bomb. Oh, I got a tag team. Oh, I can actually pick. You can pick the characters you use. This is the greatest game of all time. Got it to my Piccolo being much higher level than my Goku. I'm not going to spend any time customizing though. I'm just going to beat Radice up. Yeah, turn that scouter on. Yeah, where's that scouter at? Hey, the thing is, bro, I know how to handle you now. I've seen with infinite time, you don't got any ref to save you. You don't got nothing. Oh, god. Remember, we have infinite time. I'm not really stressed for a time. Give me your energy. Yeah, Radice. Yeah, you didn't think I was going to come back with the spirit bomb, huh? You thought it was going to be special beam cannon? You must have been watching the anime. Let me show you how we do it in the video games, bro. Let me show you what we'd be doing in the non-cannon source material. Don't hit me. Let's go. That's it. How did he recover that quick? Just charge your key or something. Get an activity. Get a hobby, bro. It's just been running at me like this forever. Oh, he's doing key blast. Big mistake. Big mistake, Radice. Here comes another spirit bomb, buddy. Did he just, did he just, oh, it still hits the Earth. Doesn't hit Radice. It still hits the Earth. Does any other Dragon Ball game even do that? That was crazy. Well, once again, here we are, Radice. I've completely destroyed the Earth. Are we about to beam clash? Oh, I'm so down. You didn't. Kaioken attack. OK. Kaioken. No, Radice. Radice, you came into the wrong timeline. I don't know when I've been, I don't know when I acquired this technique. But I'm going to use it against you. Throw him down. Honestly, I just brought Pickle along so we can see how strong I've gotten. Oh, you teleported into the wrong guy. Oh, god. You came all this way to throw key blasts in my face? Throw key blasts in my face?  Big clear, baby. Big clear. No level up, though. Wait, what is this? Oh, my god. Goku died. Goku succumbs to his injuries, having sacrificed his body in order to defeat Radice. Hey, this isn't how it happened. But with his dying breath, Radice gives the Z fighters an ominous warning. In one year's time, two more fearsome Saiyans will come to Earth. OK, so they didn't show the special beam cannon, but I'm wondering, let me check. Was there a secret finish? Was I supposed to finish him with the special beam cannon? No, I don't think there was any clear condition. I think we just did it. I mean, I'll still try, but I think this might be pointless. A few moments later. I know this was pointless, Radice, but at least let me see that it's pointless. You know, don't take this opportunity away from me. Shoot through it. Oh, that was sick. That was actually sick. Don't come over here, Radice.   Well, there was no secret ending is what I'm going to tell myself. Hey, I level up Goku though, so it wasn't a complete waste, right? Right? Well, I think I'm going to leave it off there. It looks like the game's actually going to include Piccolo training Gohan, which I'm a little curious to see how it's going to go. But if you guys want to see more of this, make sure to like, subscribe to stick around, and check out some other videos that should be on your screen right now. And honestly, this is the greatest game of all time.


Going on, everyone. Sam here with late and sports cards. We're up in one box of 22, top scroll platinum anniversary baseball late for Robert L. So good luck here, Robert. Let's do it, buddy. Four exclusive black and white mini diamond refractors inside. Oh, from Elite. I'm assuming somebody probably just really wanted that card then. Cause I wouldn't think that like a this year's Siree Celebrate would go for that much. But hey, I mean, if you got that much for it, it's not bad. It's not bad at all, Hobbs. Okay, yeah, that's fine. Curtis Terry refractor rookie, Renfrow and Bob Lemon. I'll see a super fractor in here for you, Robert. Drew Ellis to 299. That's Ted Simmons on the Teal Lava, Harper and Shweza. Refractor of Dick Allen. Santo, Eddie Matthews. Base, we got Walker Bueller, black and white mini diamonds. Nice one there. Bart, Dick Allen. Gavin Sheets, that is going to be Austin Riley, Ines Slaughter. Zach Lothar on the black and white mini diamonds, parallel. No, that's white speckle to 150, my bad. Jose Miranda and Luke Williams rookie. Pudrod Regas, Jose Berrios, black and white mini diamonds for the Blue Jays, Tony Centian. And they did, that's insane. That is going to be George Kell and Yosemite Grindal. It's nice and Jayrod color would be nice out of here. Xfractor, Tony Centian rookie at one of those in box. And they're Wade Boggs and Wilson Nutreras. Refractor, Sparky Anderson. Managing legend. Refractor, Griffin Jacks. Poy Parker rookie and Larry Dobie. DePlan, 275, nice one there. Is the Rose Gold poil. Brian Anderson for the Marlins. Congrats on that there, Robert. Base and JT at Real Muto. Orange, Freddie Freeman, nice. It's a 25, 19 of 25. Congrats on that. It's clean too, man. That's really clean. Good stuff there, Robert. And Reed Dutmers. Yeah, Orange, not super easy to pull out of these, especially the lights. That is a Greg Dieckmann, black and white mini diamonds. O'Neill Cruz rookie, nice. And Warren Spawn. Yeah, that one works right there. That's solid for sure. We've got a Jason Hayward, Dave Stewart, nice one there on the black and white mini diamonds, and Richie Ashburn. I'll do it for your break there. Robert, thanks again for the support buddy. We got those right out to my man.


One of the questions that is often asked is what is that one feature in Emacs that will sway somebody over to using Emacs? Say that person is a Vim user or VS code user or a sublime text user. What is the killer feature in Emacs? What is that one thing that will make somebody switch from those other editors, which I'm sure are fantastic, and over to something like Emacs? Well, the killer feature for Emacs is going to be different depending on your workflow. Everybody's got a different workflow. For example, if you're big time into outlining and note-taking, org mode really is the killer feature in Emacs. But I think if you are a developer, a professional developer, and you use Git all the time, then really the killer feature in Emacs is the Maggot Git Client. I'm going to give you a brief overview of the Maggot Git Client. So let me pull up my desktop and let me go ahead and launch Emacs. And of course, I use Doom Emacs. And what I want to do is really to launch Maggot, what you want to do is you want to navigate to some directory on your system that is a Git repository. So really the first thing we want to do is probably pull up DeerEd, which is the file manager inside Emacs, and navigate to some directory on the system that happens to be a Git repository. So I know I've got my DWM-distro-tube directory here, which contains my build of DWM, and this is a Git repository. So if in Doom Emacs, if I do space gg, this launches Maggot. Specifically, what this launches is Maggot-status. So if I do meta x on the keyboard, which brings up a command prompt here in Emacs, and I did a Maggot-status, you can see the key binding for it was what we entered space gg. Here in Doom Emacs. Now, if you happen to use vanilla Emacs, you may not have a key binding to launch Maggot-status. So you may actually have to do meta x and then type the command Maggot-status to get this page. So when you first launch Maggot, at least the status page for Maggot, you see exactly what you get here. You get some information at the top. You get the head, the merge, the push. You have some unstaged changes. And if we had staged changes, they would also be listed here. And then you have some recent commits as well. So if I navigate in Doom Emacs, which J and K, because it uses the evil key bindings, you know, I can move the cursor around. And if I go to unstage changes and I highlight over this particular change and I did a tab, you know, I could actually see the diff. And if I did a tab again, I can make that diff go away. And then I could check out the next one by hitting J on the keyboard to go down. And then tab, I could check out the diff for that tab to make that go away. Same thing for that one. That way I could read the diffs. And if I wanted to go down here to recent commits, I could highlight that I could hit tab. I could see the recent commits. And if I wanted to read that first commit, I could highlight that and I could hit enter. And I could read that particular commit. You can see the author was me just earlier today. And you can see the changes that were made. You can get the diffs in that commit as well. And in this commit, if I go over here and I just hit Q, it will close that diff that opened in that split. And I think for purposes of this video, what I should do is pull up a terminal and show you what some of the standard command line get commands look like versus what they look like here inside maggot inside Emax. So let me pull up a terminal and I'll pull up a V term inside Emax here. So this is a terminal actually running inside Emax. Let me CD into that DWM dash distro to directory and going to run a get checkout. You get the same information here as far as what's been modified, some of the changes that have been made. If I wanted to run a get status in the get status, you can see actually looks very similar to what's going on. I get a little more information, of course, in maggot. That's one of the nice things about maggot. You get a little more information if I wanted to do a get diff. I could do a get diff and read the diff similar to what I did, you know, up here where if I, you know, tabbed over this particular file, I could read the diff of it and read the diff of that one. And if I wanted to, I could run something like get log and we could check out the log. Of course, you can do that as well over here in maggot. You if you just type L on the keyboard, you can get some log information. So just typing L, I get this menu of other key bindings that I could hit to get whatever it is I'm looking for. If I want the current log, I just hit L again and I get the current log. And if I want to read some of this, you know, I could just hit enter on the keyboard and, you know, read whatever I want to read. And of course, back up here, I can move with J and K to get whatever it is I want to check out and check out something else here. And if I wanted to, I could just go back to the get status page by typing space gg again to get to the main page. Of course, it opened it in a split. So let me close this split up here by getting my cursor into it and then hitting Q on the keyboard. I should be able to quit out of the log. Now, one thing to know about me is I am not a professional developer, so I don't have serious needs as far as get. I'm not going to be spending all day long pushing and pulling to different get branches and things like that. My needs are very simple. I have my own personal get repositories, mainly for my dot files. That's mainly what I do with get. So my needs are very basic, but even with my basic needs, I really like this maggot client. Let me actually zoom in a little bit so you guys can see the get status page. And one of the things you want to know is other than get status, that's nice that we can read the divs and the logs and things like that. But of course, how do you stage something? How do you commit something? And how do you push something? That's what you want to know. So I've got these modified changes here in this DWM directory of mine. Now, if I wanted to stage these, I could just type J on the keyboard to go down to these. And if I hit S on the keyboard on this particular modified read me dot mark down file, you see it moves it to staged and moves it from unstage to stage. Now, if I wanted to unstage it, I could go back down here and type you on the keyboard. It will unstage that if you wanted to stage everything, you could just do capital S on the keyboard. And you see all three items here have moved now from unstage to staged. If I did capital U on the keyboard, they have all changed back to unstage. Now, let me actually stage these and we'll push them. So I'm going to S to stage that one, S to stage that one, S to stage that one. To do a commit, what you need to do is type C on the keyboard. You get a menu down here.   And I'm going to say edited my DWM key bindings because that's mostly what I did in this particular commit. And I could escape to get back into normal mode. Now, this commit is not saved until you do the following control C followed by control C. So control C, control C. And now that commit is actually saved. And now we're ready to push. You need to type P on the keyboard or force for push. Now you get a push menu and it's asking you where do you want to push P for origin master, U for origin master, E for elsewhere. For me, I'm just going to push to the master branch because it's just my dot files for you guys doing serious development. You're probably going to be pushing to other branches other than master on the projects you work for. You know, you're going to be pushing to development branches and things like that. If you typed B on the keyboard, you get a branch menu where you can create new branches or whatever it is you need to do for me. I just need to push to origin master. So I'm going to hit P one more time and it automatically pushes it because I have some keys set up some SSH keys set up for my get. So I didn't have to type username and password or anything. So as soon as I hit P and then P again, it pushes that commit and that is it. If I pulled up a web browser right now, you would see that this was successfully pushed to my get lab. That's where this particular build of DWM is hosted. If you need help figuring out what's going on in Maggot, you could always hit the question mark on the keyboard. And you will get a help menu and you get all the key bindings that you could hit. And there's a ton of things. There are a million get commands. There's a million get commands in the command line version of get. It's just most people don't even use 5% of the commands that are available for them. It's the same thing here in the Maggot client. Everything you can do at the command line is also available here. It's just most people never dive that deeply into get. But if you want to or if you need to because of your work, Maggot really is the killer feature for Emacs. I'm not even joking. This would be the reason why you would use something like Emacs rather than Milm. Now before I go, I need to thank a few people. I need to thank Michael, Gabe, Heplo, Nate, Corbinian, Mitchell, Entropy UK, Arch 5530, Chris, Chuck, DJ Donnie, Dylan, George, Lewis, Omri, Paul, Sean, Tobias, and Willie, the producers of the show. They're my highest tier patrons over on Patreon. I also want to thank each and every one of these ladies and gentlemen that help support my work because this channel is supported by you guys, the community. 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The European Union has signed a deal with Israel and Egypt to obtain natural gas. According to the plan, natural gas from Israel will be supplied via pipeline to Egypt from where it will be liquefied and sent to Europe in tankers. The agreement comes as Europe tries to move away from Russian energy supplies after sanctioning the country. Last year, Europe imported about 155 billion cubic meters of 40% of its natural gas from Russia. Experts are unsure if this new deal will be any kind of meaningful replacement. Israel's total production is only around 20 billion cubic meters. It is trying to increase its production to 40 billion cubic meters in the next few years. In 2020, Israel, Greece and Cyprus had signed a deal worth 6 billion US dollars to construct an undersea pipeline. The project named East Med is proposed to transport gas from Israel's offshore fields to Europe. However, experts have raised questions about its viability, claiming that it will be too expensive. Israel is also currently in a dispute with Lebanon which claims that some of the offshore gas fields fall under its jurisdiction. The European Union's deal with Israel and Egypt has been widely criticized by human rights groups and Palestinian organizations. The European Union has just signed a gas deal with Israel after it banned gas imports, import of energy resources from Russia, claiming that Russia has violated international law, it has violated the human right of human people after it exposes an attack on Ukraine. Protection of human rights, the opposition of Russian action on the basis of international law was the motive behind the use of sanctions against Russia. Nothing can be ironical than signing a deal with Israel because Israel is the country which is recognized, gradually recognized as an apartheid state. It is the settler colonial state which has occupied millions of Palestinians and displaced them from their homes, what we call Nakba. It commits human rights violation on a daily basis in the occupied Palestinian territories and has a record of violating maximum number of human resolutions on earth. So given this history of Israel being the record holder of when it comes to human rights violations, if Europe has no problems dealing with Israel and it has problems with Russian attack on Ukraine, then nothing can be more hypocritical than this. The European Union has imposed a host of sanctions on Russia and its energy sector after the war in Ukraine broke out. In May, European countries announced a plan to cut the majority of oil imports from Russia by the end of the year. Russia supplies 27% of Europe's oil. As per the new plan, there will be an embargo on 2 thirds of oil imports from Russia. Another one third will continue reportedly at the insistence of Hungary. Hungary imports 65% of its oil from Russia via pipelines. Following the EU sanctions, Russia demanded payments in its own currency for the sale of gas. Supplies were cut to countries which refused to comply such as Poland, Bulgaria and Finland. The sanctions and stoppage of supply has led to a historic rise in the prices of gas in European countries. Experts have noted that with energy prices soaring, European governments could face deep unrest as winter approaches.


Good afternoon Mr. Tagrajan. We welcome you to Exchange for Media Pitch live conversations on what's happening in business, in media, in communication, in brands, in advertising. How is the situation that's there impacting us? How are we dealing with us? How do we see the future? So let me say to all our viewers and people who've joined in, we are Exchange for Media. Delighted to welcome Mr. B. Tagrajan, who's the MD and CEO of Newstar for a conversation and guidance on what the future holds for us. He's not an astrologer, let me tell you, but I've had conversations with him. Real conversations have sat down. He's kind enough to have a dinner lunch with me multiple times during the course of last year. So I got to know him as a person and I'm really delighted and excited that I'm having a conversation with Mr. B. Tagrajan. Welcome Mr. Tagrajan to this conversation.  This is summer season and you know, this is the peak of air conditioning sales and we're having a season that's unusual. How are you dealing with it? Good afternoon Dr. Batra for your kind introduction. I'm very grateful. I must tell that I have always felt the warmth. Much more than that, I'm always amazed to discover quite a few new things each time I meet you. To begin with, your ability to recollect every date as possible and birthdays of the people, wedding anniversaries of the people and when we met, where we met and the conversations, salute to you. I envy you for this particular trait of yours. I'm extremely happy to be part of this interaction by exchange for media. I fondly remember February 22nd, the amazing awards function or on February 15th, the jury process for the exchange for media awards. The new broadcasting awards. That's right and you know, on February 22nd, in your opening remarks in the awards function, you did caution every one of us. It was a great crowd and I'm wondering whether that kind of a gathering, when it will take jam packed VDIPs, who is who, celebrities in that hall, you know, when we will ever see that kind of gathering together in an environment which has changed within one month. You cautioned that you pray that India is not affected by that and we are not affected to that extent but still we have a long way to go. That's what I feel and you prayed for that. I am grateful to you that we will survive, we will fight it back and your foresight is remarkable. Coming back to your question on air conditioning, it is a peak summer season. If you take March, April, May, June, close to 50% of our revenue comes from this particular season. It is like a festival period for us. We look forward to summer. We prepare for it from November onwards and campaigns were ready and the products were ready. Product launches were press year, conferences were scheduled and all of a sudden we are in a big situation. But then it is one summer season. I look at it as it is a call from heavens to look at ourselves and review where we are, our lifestyles, what we need to do, how we have to do differently. While the pain is a reality, I think how we take it for ourselves and process in our minds, process as an executive of a company, process as a businessman, process as a consumer should be different. I think it is also for good. It is a better way to deal with it. It is a very painful period but I can tell you but equally I am confident that we will bounce back in a different manner in the days to come. Thank you. First of all, thank you for your kind words about me. I am a quizder so I tend to remember things and I make an extra effort on it. So I believe in whatever you focus on growth, you focus on positivity growth and I like the fact that you are being optimistic in looking at the silver linings. Let me ask you a personal question. I know you were travelling more like 20 days a month going to your customers, going to locations, to your offices, to industry gatherings and eating out a lot and really 20 days of travelling would take all of your health. Tell us the positive sides as a leader. I must be honest Dr. Bhatra. The first 15 days was very, very horrible for me. I was left high and dry from my routine.  I was telling her only last week that I used to wonder that will I get two days in my house continuously. I was longing for that and now God has made me stay non-stop for 30 days and I don't think I am enjoying to be very honest. I would like to move out, I would like to get back to my routine. I am yet to overcome that. Thank you and has it impacted your health positively in any way? Because you are eating at home, you are possibly, I know we all are working longer but how has it impacted positively? I mean has it helped you in losing weight or sleeping better? I know you are worried about the business and your employees and colleagues but what are the positives? Let's focus a bit on the positives. I think I am eating on time number one because during the trial schedules by the time you reach home returning by a flight or you reach a destination by a flight or in between the meetings you know my team packs my diary with the back-to-back meetings. I used to skip lunch, skip breakfast so on and so forth. I think I am eating on time that's a good thing. Number two is I think I am sleeping adequately at least seven hours I am able to sleep whereas it was just five hours prior to this lockdown. Third is that I am you know reading has not changed that I was reading and I was traveling and I continued to read. I think I am able to watch a few movies which I never used to do over Netflix or Amazon Prime. Thank you. Coming back to business you already shared that it is a big time for you and everybody in this business so five months are 50% of the same. Now at least two months have been shared. March and April looks like may well also be tough. So how are you preparing for the future? Let's say post June how do you see the business environment shaping up? It is still uncertain how it is going to pan out but the two three things are clear. Number one is lockdown was imposed all of a sudden but lifting up the lockdown is not going to be sudden. It is going to be a gradual process. We are now mapping which are the green zones orange zones or white zones and which are the hot spots and which are the dealer outlets located there which are the warehouses that will serve which are the service centers that can reach there which is the sales crew which can serve which locality that mapping we have done perfectly and it is being digitized I think it will be a way of life for another three to four months of time. We have adequate inventory so therefore opening the factory doesn't help us at all but very interestingly certain other segments are opening up for us. Say for example in a residential segment air conditioners with inbuilt air purifiers will be a sort of tear thing because you have seen certain adverse comments about how safe is to use the AC. Number one is that in a residential premises in your apartment or anywhere as long as there is no infected person you can go ahead and use the AC and if you maintain the temperature between 24 to 30 degree centigrade it automatically sets the humidity between 40 to 70 which is very very good for the virus conditions so you are absolutely safe using a residential air conditioner. If you are using a central air conditioning system it is again designed with a fresh air intake your manufacturer or service provider has to check it is completely operational the ventilation part of it you will be perfectly safe from any kind of a virus attack so therefore no harm in using the air conditioning system so the scientific reports CPWD everyone have endorsed that view so therefore we started with a setback whether air conditioning is good for virus bad for virus that part is settled now one can go ahead and use the demand is pouring in only thing is we are not able to service that even though we have the inventory the next one is we are we are a manufacturer of medical refrigeration equipment for vaccines and there are cold rooms meant for vaccines as well as process to foods this business is looking up so there is a there is a possibility that room air conditioner will come on stream from Q to onwards from now on the commercial refrigeration business is doing extremely well so the third part is our central air conditioning business we are engaged in setting up some makeshift hospitals isolation rooms so on and so forth it gives us the hope that we will pass through this trial period and come back stronger in H2 that is where we are in the meanwhile we have to manage our costs and I'm sorry to tell you that that it be planned for a very big aggressive advertising campaign with Virat Kohli and unfortunately we are missing the peak season we are not able to use that and ironically that communication is about Virat and dozens of Virat lookalikes and we encouraged that more Virats and more people in a room in a social distancing context that even the television campaign will be relevant another campaign which Virat did for us was the air conditioner with the inbuilt air purifier where Virat sneezes and the 10 people around him also sneeze even that television commercial becomes infractuous in this particular context so we have to use a use a tweaking of the certain commercials and the shots we have to say that wound by Virat loud by Virat so therefore for the festival season at least we are ready with the camping and water purifiers I think people will consume in a very large number because the health consciousness and awareness is going up yeah and most importantly we have a product which which talks about boosting the immunity it is alkaline levels it increases therefore there is an opportunity but having said all this last summer is last summer so there is there is nothing we can do about it and if you ask me what is paining me the most is many employees will share this pain right and many vendors will spare the pain and I have shared with you at some point over time that in my career I I invariably get a couple of employment requests every month I went on increasing that if you see in a month at least there will be a dozen persons who seek an employment your father who has educated a son or a girl who is on the lookout for a break so on and so forth and my whole ambition is that if I can place everyone somewhere if not blue star the for this purpose I used to think that I'd post my retirement I should commence an organization which employs uh lacks of people you know before going to bed my dream used to be like this that I run an organization there's somebody apply for the job and they will get a job it may be a fantasy but I am sharing with you the pain at this point of a time my biggest worry is whether whether across the industry many people will be losing the job and how this is going to be panning out I am not for a moment worried about air conditioning or refrigeration it will indeed come back but how the society at large will cope with this and bounce back is much more important than the business itself you know because I know you personally through my interaction I know what you say mean every word of it and I've seen that side in you I'm sure God will help you realize that maybe not in the next three six months but maybe in the next 20 months this is a ABP presented pitch brand talk and you refer to your advertising uh campaign uh little while ago so I have to ask you two questions on the ABP uh which brand talk it's about the brand uh you know where are you you said you're ready for the first season you tweak the campaign that you're taking uh now where are you spending your media monies uh because news channels are seen a increase in viewership from 100 percent to 200 percent in some cases uh have your uh you know you think news is a great genre to spend more monies because people are watching news more uh so tell us a little bit about how your marketing dollars are being spent and do you see news channels as uh getting more of your monies I'm sitting aside the current situation which is a volatile uncertain one generally we have targeted news and cricket that is how we have been and in summer season ideally for us IPL helped and most of the time news channels have been delivering very effectively for us and thanks to the Indian politics the elections are happening on and off during the election times we have immensely benefited whether it is a the research day or it is the campaign trail we have seen good deliveries happening through news channels uh personally I have not been a believer in SOPs or general entertainment channels at all for me for my product for my for my brand it is cricket and news channels are you that's why I asked this question now that the cricket is not happening do you look at news channels more to carry your brand message in campaigns you know quite a few people have been talking to me about that that as and when the market opens up let us say the retail channels open up uh in may or june uh or the festival season uh we will invariably go to the news channels only fantastic and you know because you know apart from being a leader in a CU and MD you're also an individual who watches news channels right uh so what how do you think have the news channels uh fared in these COVID times you know tell us the positive aspects of news channels what have they done to be able to be and be as themselves to their viewers or to make themselves more relevant in society remarkable job I am deeply impressed that I I do watch CNN BBC as well uh I would say number one Indian channels are second to none uh two uh in this particular situation uh they are risking their lives to report the news they are in the front line and uh my um I salute uh all those reporters who are on the front uh reporting the news uh in an effective manner uh third is uh the analysis and the analytics uh that is being brought uh out regular at regular intervals uh it's not only Indian data uh it is the data across the globe if you take India alone uh you have very state and what is happening how it is happening and I would also say that uh there is less of politics at this point of a time more of social responsibility that is laudable uh you don't see uh many controversies being reported and hyped up or something like that it is a real responsible reporting uh it is happening at a time when uh normalcy is not there uh it is a very challenging job uh I would equally share another view of mine uh is um unfortunately uh the advertising revenue of most channels would have been impacted very heavily and it is going to be impacted for for for for quite some time despite that uh the enthusiasm of the channels is uh appreciated thank you Mr. Chahar Rajan for for uh complimenting the uh media professionals and you know we on exchange for media keeping with the sentiment that you have expressed two weeks back we started with a campaign called first responders you know I see my news uh uh professional friends going out doing stories from front line so they are bringing credible information credible news brands are bringing very wide credible news so I'm grateful to you on behalf of the news and media fraternity for giving us that positive energy I want to ask you my two last questions and then we can bring the audience in Priyanka my first question is that what is your advice to leaders individuals in this period what is it that they should do to prepare themselves for the future that's my first question second is in terms of media spend you said that for a large part you see it being impacted so you see in the next six to twelve months and I'm not talking next three months media staying the same in terms of budget allocation or going down uh the first question is that I am a too small a fellow there are big stalwarts my own understanding of the situation is it is better to stay positive that is very important and despite all this I I must believe in angels I should believe in miracles and therefore the way this this came in this virus it will disappear and we will come back to normal that faith should be there there will be many stories that will be coming that this can happen that can happen we can collapse the world is recession and I think we should take it one at a time it is better to deal with that on a daily basis so deal for the day avoid imagining what it will be in the month of May or June or July it is better to wait for that to happen that is the first one the these if you have spare time it is worthwhile to ponder over what other business opportunities can emerge out of this and is there some innovation that we can we can work on uh how I how I can you know say for example I have a feeling um the people will try to stay away from big cities uh because the big cities are affected uh much more than smaller towns uh I think uh many many of us will start thinking about whether I do something in the rural India rather than the metro India so the rural economy offers immense prospects and my passionate subject is agriculture food processing I think there is something corporate India should do there this is this may be a turning point for India to attempt that the and the government has to equally collaborate with the corporate sector to enable that process the the second question of yours I I think my my rough estimate is that on a on a like-to-like basis hatch one hatch two of last year versus hatch two of this particular year that is the period October to March 2000 uh the last financial year October to March this financial year I do not think that the advertising revenue will tip because everyone will be in a ramp up more that is what is my I may be entirely wrong but I want it to be that way thank you thank you Mr Tiaz Rajan uh Prenka would you like to get some audience questions on this optimistic note one there are opportunities in agriculture and India must capitalize on them second uh October to March may see the same spends that uh Indian advertising marketing media saw on that optimistic note would you like to get questions from the audience and if the question Mr Tiaz Rajan can answer that Prenka are you there yeah yeah sir we are just sharing just sharing we have mentioned two questions uh one is there like can we get the person who wants to ask from the screen and maybe let him or ask directly uh we'll just try sir we'll just try the question okay one is that like do you think that it should be measured do you think news is getting undervalued during this time when it provides most actual information I think news is doing a fantastic job as I mentioned that it is it is very challenging times the reporters are risking their lives and most importantly it requires a lot of analysis analytics to tell the truth uh I think they are doing a remarkable job and I went on to even mention I I watch CNN I watch BBC our channels are second to none they are doing a remarkable job yeah Prenka second question uh and then do you think that it can be measured much better than any other medium right now um television news uh is obviously uh the only one I think people live on uh the the problem with uh with uh e-newspapers is you can imagine the reach should be much much lower the digital medium uh the you are bombarded with so much of it uh you you refuse to go back to the phone and open any message at all therefore I think television uh news channels are the best one in comparison at this point of time fantastic uh Prenka any other questions or I can ask one or two questions and you can close it then uh so yes you can ask I'm just uh like I'll just add you know I see some questions which are very narrow like someone is asking for hsn market which news channel should uh be used I don't think that's a question Mr. Tarkarajan uh is qualified in the sense he's you know it's it requires a different maybe he can ask his cm or his media no or doctor batra or sam balsara yes so I think those are very technical questions which require a math analysis oh I don't those kind of questions I'm not allowing I can see them on the screen they're very narrow uh but you know yes uh to the person who asked that question that you know he talked about approaching rural markets so in that sense the way you are thinking is the right way because the focus on rural markets or semi urban markets will grow that's where the growth will come from um uh Mr. Tarkarajan I'd like to ask you my last question and then we can wrap up if you had to make three predictions for the future what would that be I know you I said you're not an installer you're not a futurist uh I like you for the first one week 10 days I felt very lost uh and you know I was very worried and I'm first generation entrepreneur uh you know as of today I don't have the staying power the bigger companies have but uh in the last 30 days I worked more focused I worked longer harder I'm more optimistic about the future than I ever was and uh you know I've enjoyed made the most of what we have had and you know I really believe in God I believe in miracles I believe in if you believe in something it happens uh so I'm I really believe in that you know it's not something that I'm saying here I live that so I can identify we as leaders also felt you know we felt at sea uh with a certain uncertainty of a real kind uh all across us but we've gathered and we're doing the best that I can tell you as media platforms whether exchange for media or business world doting we're becoming video we're being fully digital uh exchange for media was not 20 years back on first July it'll be 20 years so you know we we were video 10 20 percent we're moving to 50 percent video so we'll become we're becoming um video fully digital mobile first so the experience that a news channel gives you know that is we come close to that we're making more interactive so we are also reimagining our business we're also accelerating our digital transformation we're also looking at what will work in the future so I hope the gatherings that you mentioned in somewhere back in September October and we really look forward to that my last question is what is your one two three predictions from the future number one I firmly believe that there will be a drug for treatment of this and there will be a vaccine sooner than we expect so I think the drug should be available by September itself and the vaccine should be getting administered in India from December onwards uh at least by December onwards that is my first prediction the second one is I think Indian youth will emerge much stronger uh we were all in in my in my generation uh I don't think we underwent that kind of a shock uh this is a huge shock for them they are coping with this and I'm amazed at their resilience to go through this particular process at the end age they will face many challenges in terms of salary cuts or job losses they are going to but despite all this I think they will emerge much much stronger which will be good for India the third one is that India will be a great destination for global manufacturers and service providers uh this is a moment uh if our policies are right they will say and move forward uh I I think you you we must take change you know it's wherever we are uh by next May uh Indian economy will be in a different level altogether we we will bounce back very strongly uh thank you so much Mr Tagraj and there are audience questions and I'll give you two so that the audience uh their time is made and I'm you know one question is what are the functions as a leader as an organization what are the functions within your organization that you're focusing on and how are your employees dealing with it second question is about the acceleration of digital mediums uh these are the two questions first uh what are the functions within the organization you're focusing on a lot more these days and second how are your employees dealing with third how how do you see the acceleration of digital mediums um our primary focus is uh human resources function in order to keep people keep the people engaged and addressing their concerns queries anxieties so on and so forth one end and within that our aftermarket function because of the summer season many people need service and we are serving many hospitals many IT data centers many banks etc and they have to move out and they have to take out the spare parts they have to secure permissions and that function is getting a lot more attention at this point of time uh the um I think people are worried about their future and we need to reassure them that this is a momentary setback and things will be all right and uh that is one of the challenges all companies will go through that uh you know that whether it is there is going to be a huge make up uh how much it will be whether my job is secured or not and uh when I will go back to office these kind of concerns as leaders we have to keep addressing them therefore communication is important uh digital medium uh already it was on the rise uh and after experiencing this I think it is going to be a lot more at the same time I am not an advocate of it is the end of print it is the end of television only digital will provide I think everything is going to coexist thank you a lot of questions coming which means what will be your advice uh to your retail partners uh from Bunker Sharma uh one question can we do expansion in OS media at this period by LK Nagraj since this is high time for a category what is the loss in your category you're witnessing from Surinder Singh uh Karan Bhatia asking will India take next big leap and we see changes happening in all businesses uh what is the distribution that this disruption this segment will witness in post-COVID by Amit Setia how so you know lots of questions uh you can what is the disruption this business will see in the future by Amit Setia I think we'll take that question first and then we'll go down to other questions I do not think there will be a huge disruption except that it is going to take time for people to be going back to places where there are large crowds malls cinema theaters for example air travel eating out in the restaurant these are going to be taking a lot more time there has to be social distancing for at least six months of time until a vaccine comes or so and I think disruption is in this particular place if you are in any other category I am not seeing a disruption as yet because the demand levels from certain large segments will come down you may have to like for example there was a private jet dealer who was contacting me last week to say that we'll um we'll uh we'll be looking at buying private jets since he's a travel by a normal commercial airline will be lesser because he's already thinking of an opportunity out there sir Mr Darvijan I want to stop here you should buy one uh from time to time please loan it to us yeah definitely definitely we are on the uh on the contrary we will stop traveling so to that extent the disruption may be reduction in travel and how you will um and what is what is the shrinking of the site of the air for these three months and let's say march april may and i'm not taking beyond that is the disruption continues uh so far it is 30 if may is a washout it will jump to 15 your Mr Darvijan is saying to surrender for the quarter i'm saying for the quarter the quarter 30 percent for the quarter if it stays till may and uh 50 percent for the quarter if it stays till june and you can calculate if 50 these five months or 50 percent you can impact possibly 10 percent to 15 percent contraction that would be fair to that that that's only for the room air conditioners uh commercial refrigeration or central air conditioning may not be impacted because this is highly seasonal product but i'm also taking into account that since the disposable income levels can come down uh there may be a reduction in future purchases during festival season as well but i am surprised that i keep getting bales that look we will be required to work from home so therefore i want to occur an air conditioner so the people are trying to make their home much more comfortable so all put together fully or as if you ask me today i think the full year compared with the last year should be 20 percent reduction to 10 percent reduction great there are questions from very grand area is it possible for for our your industry to recover the losses of sales in remaining quarters what do you think about the indian economy after corona virus it is done does the digital scenario affect the air conditioning industry by anonymous what do you think after lockdown air conditioning would be able to sell the inventories uh you know what do you see as the future of the newspaper industry there are lots and lots of questions which is a good thing that means people have been totally glued in and listening to you what is the future of the newspaper industry it will coexist as i told you uh even today i am surprised with the number of people who are reading even the e newspaper they're taking pains to go through that uh i think they are looking for newspaper to be delivered at their doorsteps uh it will not die it will continue to coexist thank you and a lot of people are asking question which you answered before but even how to deal with this crisis how to stay calm you know how to deal with this at an individual level at a leadership level at an organization level as a societal level i know you said that you believe in miracles you believe that the future will be better but give give us some that was a little more philosophical give us some practical tips see the um the thing is that it is it is a god made thing that it has happened and it will it will pass so there is absolutely no point in wondering that it is going to be a endless thing at all um because you have to go by the past evidence uh of quite a few events uh 1918 i i do not know what happened i have read about it about the Spanish flu the world bounds back world war one the world bounds back world war two the world bounds back um the in our lifetime uh you know uh the um the uh wars that we had fought and look at the uh history of India the partition war compared with the pain they have undergone i don't think we are undergoing that pain today partition was a very painful thing for most part of india and uh the beat uh 26 11 uh beat the uh global financial crisis uh as as recently as 2009 we have survived all that and we have bounced back and this is one another event of a different type and i think it prepares us for many more viruses that will happen uh as predicted uh and i i i hope people laugh at me i think this is the worst crisis of the century we will be facing because we will prepare for many more adverse situations already so you're saying it will make us prepare for adversity it will make us more resilient it will uh kind of rewire us to be able to live in a new world so on that note i would like to ask you my last question and kind of wrap up uh mr chagrajin if we talk to you one year from now or six months from now uh if you're to reimagine the world what would that be what would be the positives six months twelve months from now i want to leave it on a positive note uh i think uh we will be indeed watching movies uh perhaps the theaters will be cinema theaters will be uh redesigned uh i think we will have a lot more confidence to travel by air and uh i think uh the news bar broadcast awards will definitely take place in your standard venue and it'll be well attended thank you mr chagrajin and thank you to all our viewers for tuning in we could take most of your questions but not all out uh you can nail those questions to Priyanka Badoria at exchangeformedia.com and she can get them answered from mr chagrajin uh thank you mr chagrajin for being real or being humane and for being optimistic we wish blue star your industry and our nation good luck and we look forward to engaging with you in a conversation through and seeing you at exchangeformedia events thank you god bless you sir it was pleasure talking to you dr. 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Welcome back to our Med Smarter question of the week, where we're taking a smarter approach to preparing future physicians. Before we get started, if you'll take just a quick minute and click that like button and also subscribe and turn the bell on so that you'll be notified when we post new videos. As always, we begin with the last sentence before we read the rest of the vignette. Which of the following medications most likely would have elicited these symptoms? A 13 year old boy with a history of severe asthma presents to the emergency department in obvious respiratory distress. His parents reported using a rescue inhaler on the way to the emergency department with little improvement. After admission and multiple nebulizer treatments, he develops nausea, vomiting, and weakness. Studies reveal potassium levels of 2.5 milli equivalents per liter and U waves on the ECG. So which of the following medications most likely would have elicited these symptoms? Read the question again, take a look at the answer choices, come up with your answer and write it in the box below. So let's look at our most important things here. We have a patient with severe asthma already has this history. They used a rescue inhaler with little improvement and then at the ED they did nebulizer treatments. And the patient then developed nausea, vomiting, weakness, and our potassium level was low, that's important.  So the most important thing I want to look at here is the low potassium and the U waves. So which one of these medications could cause low potassium? Well, albuterol I know is a short acting beta agonist and it does have a side effect of potentially causing some low potassium. So I'm going to leave that one in. Myalutin is a leukotriene inhibitor and it does not have any problems with hypokalemia to my knowledge. So I'm going to go ahead and mark that one out. Theophelin, answer C, works more against cyclic AMP as a phosphodiesterase inhibitor so it doesn't have any effect on potassium either. So I'm going to mark that one out. Then epitropium, epitropium is an anti muscarinic and it has no problems associated with potassium. It does, however, do some nausea so there could be a little confusion there, but the potassium in U waves doesn't really cause us a problem here. So epitropium is not going to be one of my answer choices. So that leaves me with A, albuterol is my only possible answer here. And A is the correct answer. So what we're seeing here is a side effect of high doses of albuterol. Albuterol is a beta 2 agonist and it works mostly on the bronchioles as a bronchodilator by dilating that smooth muscle there. What it does here actually is it causes potassium to shift into the cells which leaves less potassium in the plasma to be able to function with the heart so we get hypokalemia. That hypokalemia not being able to function with the heart causes the ECG abnormalities because the cardiac cell membranes aren't stabilized. So those U waves are indicative of the hypokalemia secondary to the use of the short-acting beta agonists. If you found this material helpful for your studying, please like and consider subscribing to the channel. Also share this video so that more people can benefit from it like you have.


My name is Tonyou Tinien, I'm the president of the Ho Chi Minh City Peace and Development Foundation and I'm here at the US Institute of Peace for the USIP dialogue on war legacies and peace. For both sides, finding and paying the last homage to remains of fallen soldiers is very important. And this has been, I think, the main achievement in the process of reconciliation, identifying accounting for the remains of American soldiers as well as Vietnamese soldiers of the People's Army. I would say the unexploded ordinance issue and most of all the agent-orange issue, which is a very complex and difficult to tackle issue which has impacted the environment, but also, unfortunately, many, many people including civilians. Both sides are working on it effectively and success has been shown at Danang Airport. It's nearly completed at Bien Hoa Airport, but the part regarding the human impact is much more challenging and will require joint efforts for quite some time, I'm afraid. I will single out reconciliation. We've been working steadily and successfully between the Vietnamese inside Vietnam and Americans in general. But progress has not been that far and deep with Vietnamese Americans. So we are starting working on it, particularly trying to make the younger generations on both sides meet inside and outside Vietnam. And they should meet around concrete projects of cooperation and exchange to find common ground towards the future. So this is one main area that we, I believe, should continue to contribute for a full reconciliation. Friends have been raising the issue of helping families of Saigon soldiers. Fighting the remains of these soldiers, I think, would be a very humanitarian, humane thing to do. Perhaps it's not yet started yet, but we should look into that at the right moment and in the right way. This would bring closure to quite a number of families in the South.


How's it hanging Corbin? Slightly to the left. Sweet.  That's Rick. This is Corbin. That's Corbin. I'm Rick. And you can follow us on anything. It's not even on Twitter. Follow us on all juicy content. If you'd like loud content, follow us. Yep. Loud content. Juice.  I don't know what that was at the end. You can follow us on Patreon and follow us on official Twitter account. Yes. Yes and yes.  Today. What are we doing Corbin Miles? What are we doing? We're sitting in chairs. Getting ready to react. And if we're watching something about Chernobyl, we become nuclear reactors. We are watching a teaser that just came out. Stop. You tease. I know. Stop teasing. It's for a film called Bala. Bala. Right? Bala. Bala. And it has Ayushman Karana in it. Oh cool. It's for another film.  So this is a new one coming out 22 November. Yep. Sweet. And let's just get into it. Here we go. Obviously to see what's the obvious idea. No idea. One of the strangest teasers I've ever seen. It gave me like a shoelace vibes. Because it had the old school song behind it. Right. As well on top of the motorcycle. Right. I mean. That was weird. I'm fine with weird films. Donald did. I'm not. Oh. Yeah. I'm not necessarily saying anything inherently bad. I'm just trying to wrap my head around what that was. And I kind of like that I don't know what that was. It's a tease. And maybe like it's something that they all get. Yeah. There must be some inside joke there maybe. Unless it's like maybe it's an old film. That they're remaking it. Right. There's some iconic thing that we're seeing. It was made in 2002. Oh so this isn't new. No. It's a remake. Okay. There is a movie called Balla. So maybe like it's like stuff from that. It tells the story of a man who was balding prematurely and who he copes up with the situation. I mean that's a story I've never seen told on film. A premature balding man. It's something that affects a lot of people. It's true. It's not the only thing that's going to happen. I would hope not. Obviously. Rick. But it's a mere. Amar Kaushik. So it's going to be a comedy.  It's going to be a comedy. Yeah. It says it's a comedy romance. And it has a Yushman Karana. It has Yami Gautam. She was in Vicky Donner. Buri. Yeah. What a weird. I'm betting if we had seen, because I'm betting this is a remake. Yeah. Yeah. What happened in 2002. We didn't know what was going on. We didn't know what was going on. I guess why he's on the motorcycle. Correct. He's singing. Yes. So I'm betting like it makes more sense. Obviously.  But yeah. From an outside like if you don't know anything. It's just, that was weird. That was weird. That was weird. Yeah. But it's a teaser of course. So I'm guessing when we get to. Hey. Originality. Off the charts. A plus. 100% great originality. I do enjoy a Yushman having all these different roles. You know what I'm going to do? Anybody who's not been introduced to Indian cinema that I know. I'm going to just forward them that trailer. I'm going to dead serious say, oh yeah. The stuff we've been seeing. It's so off the charts. Autisticly great. In fact, this new breeze, this new teaser. You've got to see this new teaser. It is unbelievable. Tell me what you think and send it to them and see what they say. Yeah. It was great. That was great. What's that about? Wow. You couldn't tell? Oh, there must be a major cultural gap. I do enjoy the Yushman because the three things that we've seen him in. We've enjoyed everything we've seen. And then we saw him in the article 15. Correct. It's a very different role. Very nice. He was so good in that. It's very different. I enjoy actors who do different things. It's one of my favorite types of actors. And so that's cool. I'm looking forward to the actual trailer so we can know what's going on. I know. What do you do since you've probably seen the version? And this very well, maybe one of those things where super babies are saying, please see the original first. I don't know. You may not say that, but maybe it's very well made. I'm wondering if it's one of those South Indian ones that they're remaking into a Bollywood one? It happens, as we know, all the time. It was 2002. It doesn't even give me any information about the 2002 one. Very, very little information. I mean, it doesn't even have role names. It says actor, actor, actor. Did you notice that? Oh, yeah. Look, look. Actor, actor, actor. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Let us know. Please let us know all the information that we missed out on. Yeah. I'm sure there's a time. Yeah. We're done.


right-wing pseudo-intellectual Jordan Peterson was once again, you'll be surprised to know, crying on national television, but to be fair to him I think that this is kind of a more valid reason for him to cry based on how he's being portrayed according to one director. So as Candice Ortiz of Mediaite explains earlier this month Olivia Wilde said in an interview that the villain in her latest film Don't worry darling a movie centered around an experimental community gone awry was heavily inspired by Peterson quote We based that character on this insane man Jordan Peterson who was the pseudo-intellectual hero to the incel community You know the incels.  He wears a suit. So they feel like this is a real philosophy that should be taken seriously So that's some context in case you weren't familiar with what Pierce Morgan in this interview was referencing Nonetheless, he's gonna ask about this portrayal in the movie of him and watch his response. Director Olivia Wilde has a new movie out which she says is based on you this insane man This pseudo-intellectual hero to the incel community incel being these weirdo loner men Who are despicable in many ways, is that you are you the intellectual hero to these people? Sure, why not, you know People have been after me for a long time by Because I've been speaking to disaffected young men, you know, what a terrible thing to do that is I Thought the marginalized were supposed to have a voice It's making you emotional talk about it. Well God, you know, it's very difficult to understand How demoralized people are and certainly many young men are in that category and you get these casual Insults these these incels is what do they mean? Is it like what these men there? They don't know how to make themselves attractive to women who are very picky and good for them women like be picky That's that's your gift man Demand high standards from your man fair enough, but all these men who are alienated. It's like They're lonesome and and and they don't know what to do and everyone piles abuse on them when she said that Olivia Wilde It's stung you didn't it? Oh by that time, you know That as far as as critic critiques go that was kind of low-level. I mean once I got painted as Red skull, you know magical super Nazi That was kind of the end of the insults There's no place past that so When Olivia Wilde made those comments the first thing I did was go look at the preview for a movie Which I quite liked I thought I would go see that movie probably and perhaps I will it didn't really bother me My my family and I talked about it right away and we were able to respond to it with some degree of humor Look, I don't want to promote this idea that men are weak if they cry I think that it's perfectly natural and human for men to cry But I would be lying to you if I didn't point out that I thought it was a little bit bizarre that Jordan Peterson cries so much For the dumbest reasons my favorite is when he was talking to Andy No, and he was breaking down what he believed and Tifa's philosophy was or something like that And he just started crying and it was really bizarre in this instance though I can understand that if you are being portrayed as a villain in a movie and it's kind of center Centered around this persona that you built up. I think that's a legitimate reason to be upset to be fair to him But is this reputation earned? I would argue. Yes. So in response though, he says He's been speaking to disaffected young men It's very difficult to understand how demoralized people are and certainly a lot of young men are in that category So I agree with him here Right. So there are a lot of men who are younger who feel alienated who feel lonely And I think that you should try to find a way to reach out to them Pull them out of this incel state And change their view Of the world change their perception of reality But the problem is that he doesn't try to challenge their pre-existing beliefs He just reinforces their beliefs, which is why he's so popular with them because he effectively Tells them what they want to hear for example in a 2018 interview. He said this the left He believes refuses to admit that men might be in charge because they are better at it Quote people who hold that our culture is an oppressive patriarchy They don't want to admit that the current hierarchy might be predicated on competence. He said So he's promoting this idea to these men who he's reaching out to That men are inherently better than women in a plethora of ways when you have to challenge their beliefs You're not going to help them get a partner if they're lonely If they believe that the women who they're trying to court are inferior to them What woman is going to want to Support a man with this belief So, I mean you're you're if anything making the situation worse But I don't think that it's wrong to reach out to these men I think that there has to be some way to reach them and challenge their beliefs and bring them back into Reality and let them know that they too can find love. They can be successful with women They're not different than anyone else But the problem is that their perception their attitude their stance towards women is probably what's making them less successful in that territory Now it's difficult to really Capture the essence of peterson's core philosophy by just listening to a couple of snippets So what I'll do is I'll link you to a really brief three hour video Where some more news talked about jordan peterson and they dive into his core beliefs and it really gives you A better understanding of his guiding philosophies and I think that this is really important if you want to understand What makes jordan peterson tick but getting back to the clip in question Towards the end he said oh, well, I'm totally cool with it But it's a bit of a contradiction seemingly because you cried when it was brought up to you So pierce morgan is going to ask him about this.  You've been so controlled today And yet in that brief moment you got very emotional. Why? It's really something to see constantly How many people Are dying for a lack of an encouraging word And how easy it is to provide that if you're careful You know give credit where credit is due And to say You're a net force for good if you want to be Did you believe you're a net force for good? Net yes In all the details probably not You know no one's perfect So People make their mistakes as they stumble uphill So he's not crying because of the portrayal of him in this film Not that he's being portrayed directly but the character is based off him But he's crying According to him because of the lack of encouraging words That lead to people dying. So this is him crying over Sympathy that he feels for in cells presumably. I mean he wasn't really clear there I think he was crying because he's butthurt to be clear But this empathy that he wants all of us to feel for in cells He doesn't extend that to other people. He doesn't extend that to marginalized groups He doesn't extend that to trans people He goes out of his way to dehumanize trans people to dead name and misgender trans people That's jordan peterson So his selective outrage for people who are kind of on the outskirts of society This is why people don't take him seriously because he's inconsistent Even though he views in cells as the victims of society a changing society You know in the midst of this gender liberation movement You know, he views them as being victimized in a way by society And this is why I think that he's popular because he has these self-help books because even though you've been victimized by society Presumably these 12 rules for life will help you Uh, but at the same time when it comes to trans people, he doesn't view them in the same way There's no societal reasons for the predicaments that they're in, right? This community They're just inherently flawed. They're trying to enforce their views on everyone else So he doesn't extend that same sympathy to other marginalized groups He can only and exclusively at least that's what it seems Um empathize with young white men And that's why people criticize him because rather than reaching out to these young men and challenging their pre-existing biases He just reinforces them and doesn't have the same courtesy for other groups in society So this is why I think he's largely a clown But I've got to say Him crying so frequently it leads me to believe that Behind the scenes he's going through something And when you're going through something that's not to say that you can't help other people But I mean not necessarily somebody who I would recommend To my nephews as the self-help guru of choice, especially knowing his sexist beliefs But Whatever it is that's affecting him You don't have to be in the spotlight 24 seven Jordan Peterson. You can take a step back You don't have to do podcasts. You don't have to do interviews You can take a step back and work on yourself But he's not and so he just continues to melt down in the public eye And it seems like he's unhinged and unraveling and in a way I feel bad for him because you know, you don't want to see somebody who's very clearly suffering who's in pain But at the same time I don't feel that much sympathy for him just because he feels no sympathy Towards trans people, you know in the way that we may feel sympathy for him Because he cries. He doesn't feel the same compassion for trans people I let her have her way