Yes, welcome back to Entrepreneurship Tuesday. I go by the name of BiMoses or It's BiMone, every social media platform, and we are coming towards the end of this. We have covered everything from culinary to e-commerce to music business, but all this is nothing without security. That's why we had to bring Martin Mungai, who is the sales and operations director at KGT, who specializes in security scanning, in particular, Karibusana. Thank you very much. All right. Your camera is number four. I think you saw the previous interview. You know the drill. Let's go ahead with it. Thank you very much for having me. It was a pleasure. And I'm here to demystify security, to show you that it's more than inconveniencing, but it's convenient necessity. And I mean, security starts with everyone of us. Security starts with everyone of us. That is our first topic of conversation. When you say security starts with everyone of us, the Negro culture, if you listen to hip-hop music, snitching is unheard of. It's not allowed. Do you think this is where the problem starts with us? I sort of think so, because you find people seeing something that is out of place, something that should not actually be as it is, and then you decide to keep mum about it. So you say nothing about it, and then very... Kids pick it up. It becomes their new norm. And the thing is with security, if you do not disclose everything, the repercussions are immeasurable. You cannot live with them. And you've seen this in living colour. You've seen this in your experience. KGT, what does it stand for? KGT stands for Kasington General Traders. It's headquartered in London. Our offices are at five-old bail in London. But we distribute for a manufacturer called Rappascan Systems. So we do the distributions in around 13 countries in the region of East Africa. So KGT has its way of working within the region. So myself, I work with KGT Kenya. So KGT Kenya Limited is actually a subsidiary and a partner to KGT UK Limited. We have Patronashe and the head of his house Patronashe. So your focus is on security scanning in particular? Yes. It's a fully fledged security screening solutions provider. So from our lowest equipment, and it's actually technology-based. So from our lowest equipment, it is a hand-held metal detector. Hand-held metal detector. Every security guard in Nairobi or across the country has one nowadays. Which has been misused because of that. At this point you can actually pick up a hand-held metal detector down at River Road. And at least to some extent it serves as a deterrent. So it works by, I mean, without borrowing its magnetism. So picks up anything that is fairer. So from a hand-held metal detector all the way to occupied vehicles screening. So scanning of cab containers, scanning of occupied vehicles, everything now in between. Alright, so you're present at the ports, at the airports, and at buildings and malls as well? Absolutely. And how we like to classify our market is that we have the regulated market and we have the non-regulated market. In a layman's term, regulated are governed by regulations. So if you have a firm, the regulations for you to get a license of your certificates to operate entails that you have equipment that is accepted and confirmed by the letters. From earth? Verified supply? Absolutely. For instance, at the airport, the governing body is the Kenya Civil Lavation Authority. As case here, we do not have our own standards per se. So we have to ride on the European Union and transport and security at the United Nations TSA, which is by the USA. So we actually borrow a lot from them. You must have heard of this thing that everybody was singing about when JKR was given the last point of departure, meaning that you can actually fly direct to the US. That comes with a lot of strings attached. Among the strings attached is the sort of government that you have. So those are the regulations. So the non-regulated market say you have a hotel, you have a mall, you have a building, and you want to secure your premises. So either by baggage scanning, vehicle scanning, so you actually go and pick whatever it is that you want to pick and actually secure equipment between the regulated and the non-regulated market. All right. When we talk about security, before we talk about the challenges that you face, security has been, the term has been misused so many times. It has been used as an excuse for lack of betterment, spy on people. What do you have to say about this? To some extent it has some true in that. And you spy on people when you do what. If you have ladies coming into your premises, you tell them to open their handbag. We all know what goes on in the handbags of the ladies. So to some extent that is sort of... Invention of privacy. Absolutely. So what do you do to actually ensure that you actually check on whatever is coming in and still protect the privacy of the passengers? You go to technology. So you put the bag in a baggage scanner. It only detects the unwanted stuff. It doesn't detect things they should want. Absolutely. It actually puts it in an image that is not revealing. So it's basically organic and metallic substances that would be in that bag. So different color coding, green, orange and blue. So all you see on your display are colors. Absolutely. So that is why you guys went to technology. And technology is helping as much as it's being misused, it's also helping to protect the privacy of the people. And as a premises owner, you actually want to account for everything that is within your building. And how do you do that? Once a scan is made of whatever it is that is scanned in, there's an automated image archiving. So you have a record of whatever a scan means. Even when something happens, you're able to go back and... And track. ...try and track and trace back and see what exactly... So most of these attacks we've had are very, very preventable? Absolutely. And the reason they're preventable, attacks are planned. Attacks are planned? They're planned. And if something is planned, you can reverse the plan? Absolutely. And you don't plan by a day. It's not a one-day thing.  So the guys come over and over and over. So technically, you're able to pick this up and you're able to actually prevent it and nip it in the bud even before it actually happens. All right. There's the issue of health. So many people are scared of these magnetic fields, the radio waves and the X-rays and everything. What do you have to say about this? I don't blame people being scared of actually this stuff. But from where I sit, and from where professionals sit within the security screening industry, we know the safety measures that all manufacturers actually take. And that is why there is actually a list of the equipment that even the West actually advocate for. Go for this kind of equipment. You all know how much the Chinese have actually prepared for our market. So what happens is that... Just use this as well? All right. So what happens is that each manufacturer, because it's X-rays that people are afraid of, and we all know that X-rays will not penetrate lead. For instance, when you're going for a dental health check, and you need X-raying done on you, there's normally a sheet that is actually placed on your chest. That's lead. So X-rays will not penetrate lead. And that is why we always advocate for any end user of the equipment to ensure that whatever they are buying is quality. And we have ways of actually verifying that they are actually buying quality equipment. There's a list of suppliers. Absolutely. And the equipment should be fully covered with lead. That means that there'll be no leakage of any X-rays. Any X-rays that leaks out is actually the ones that...  But this is radiation that we can actually live with. So the problem will be an equipment that is actually emitting more radioactivity that is actually permissible. So the best way to curb this, what you're saying is buy from a trusted supplier. Buy from a trusted supplier. And not only that, the trusted supplier might be good. For instance, you can buy a Mercedes Benz. It has a certain allowable mileage. It has to go and it has to be serviced. So the supplier must not only supply to you, but he has to have a routine maintenance mechanism to ensure number one, equipment is working obviously for you to be able to do whatever it's doing and that there's no leakage whatsoever. All right. So something the supplier should be very credible in terms of supply and also maintenance. Absolutely. Do you provide training for the staff that are going to handle your equipment? Yeah, we normally provide training. All our engineers are certified by the manufacturer, trained at the manufacturer's premises. So that will be in Malaysia, in the UK, in the US. They train the trainers. So once I supply an equipment to you, number one, they'll train your operators. Number two, we also organize seminars for anybody with our equipment, obviously for efficiency and for health and safety so that you know exactly what it is that you're getting yourself into. And this is important for a couple of things. Number one, you get value for your money because you do not only look at the price of the equipment out of the box. The equipment should serve you for the next 10 to 15 years. So the greater worry for the end user should be what happens for the 10 to 15 years because they don't sell you an equipment for $10,000 and they're spending $10,000 per year for the next 15 years. It makes no economic sense. Unfortunately, we have people who are already caught in this because number one is lack of awareness. Number two is, I mean, the mentality that you lullers want to get the cheapest thing and cheap is expensive to some of this. Especially with sensitive equipment like this. Absolutely, absolutely. So the reason I ask is because the guards at most of these buildings will just pass that metal detector like this. And it beeps and then it goes. Yes, so you don't know what is the sign that there's something dangerous. Because it beeps, you pass. It doesn't beep, you pass. I think I'd like also to advise the people that the hand metal detector is a secondary device. We have levels of security screening. So we have the walkthrough. So it's an aqua where we just walk past and then depending on the walkthroughs that you have it actually indicates where the level of threat is at. So say for instance somebody has a pistol. So and you virtually place at the normal place which is here for everybody. So if you go through the walkthrough metal detector and LED lighting appears at that place. So the guard who has now this hand metal detector now knows where exactly to pinpoint. He comes to you directly and says that both of them are over here. Let's see what's going on in there. But as you said it has been misused. We have equipment that beeps if you have a metal, if you don't have a metal. You don't know what's the difference. But there's room for improvement always. There is definitely room for improvement. And the good thing is that now people are becoming sensitized. Investors, owners of premises know what it is that they're actually looking for. Unfortunately we are a target as a country. That is very unfortunate. But it's a reality that we have to live with. Absolutely. And we have to work with that because the security is dynamic. It's not static. It changes. So threats that were there 10 years ago are the same that are here presently. Like for instance, the Bellescope Miras made a lot of sense back then. You come in with your vehicle and then the guard goes and... Yes, it doesn't make sense to me.  Initially improvised explosive devices were actually placed underneath the vehicle. But now research shows that around 8% of the IDs will actually be underneath the vehicle. So you're actually missing the 92%. So this is just a scare. It's like having a scarecrow in front. Absolutely, and it will not work. I'd like to get your opinion on something as a specialist in security. Donald Trump, the President of the United States, wanted to build a wall. It's going to cost the taxpayers so much money. In Kenya we have had a situation where we had to build a wall as well. And the guys that went to school with them they were telling me that what a 100 kilometer wall can do, one drone can do. Is there truth in this? There is some truth in that. And I will not discredit the wall actually because number one, you're actually looking at two different modes of actually securing your premises or whatever it is that you're securing. The physical barrier, the wall forms a physical barrier. So what do you do? No, the thing is what do you do when you have that one? So do you have snipers? Anybody who tries to scale the whole shooting? That's one thing. The drone will actually pick up from further...   So the drone and the wall do the same thing? They complement each other and it's actually a matter of marring the technologies. So you actually have a high-end technology and you have the physical barrier. You see the good in the physical barrier, the person actually coming to your side you're not supposed to cross this line. So you actually cross this line? It's a message. Absolutely. But the drone should be able to pick it up without intelligence. You are not able to secure your perimeter even without necessarily having the wall. All right. So the biggest concern when it comes to security with canyons is always the issue of time. Do you guys try to come up with innovations on how you can save on time at these checkpoints? Number one, always security will be inconveniencing. But again, you look at the... Security has to come at a price? It has to come at a price. Not only the monetary price, but also the time factor. Unfortunately, you have to look at the... Not unfortunately, actually. It's the risk-benefit analysis. So what are you trying to secure? Of paramount importance that no life shall be lost. But as manufacturers, the equipments are getting better. Whereby we had an explosive and narcotics detection technology that will take maybe 25 seconds actually give you a false... to give you either a positive or a negative reading. Nowadays it has come down to eight seconds. But even, I mean, look at it. If you go to a mall, a guard will have to come, walk around, open the boot, looking at absolutely nothing. So it will be more than eight seconds. But you can actually do the same thing. The guard will still go around, swapping whatever it is at once, so at the door knobs, at the steering wheel. I mean, where you have actually come into contact with your vehicle and then slots the sample trap into the equipment that you're actually looking at and gives you a positive or a negative reading. So with regards to the time that is taken to actually analyze if there's a threat or not, it has actually come quite down. It has actually come down, and it's yet to go even lower with improvement in technology. Absolutely. The last big question is, most of our viewers are owners of SMEs. They're involved in the smaller-middle income businesses. And the question is, how can they... they don't see a connection between your services and their business. They consider their businesses small. Is that connection? Is that where you come in? It's a small business. A business is a business. A business is a business. What's a small number one? Number one. And without a secure environment, regardless of how big or how small their business is, then you'll not get the returns on your business. So first and foremost, it starts from the government because we also interact quite largely with the government in regards of securing our borders, securing our ports, securing all our common infrastructure. But even as a business, you see, right now, security has been brought down to the level of even a CCTV, intelligent CCTVs. So the thing is, for any business that is out there, it has to be secure. You have to feel safe. Otherwise, I mean, you love a business, but you're not able to get to that. So security is paramount. It's paramount. Even the big four agendas, that agenda that Uhuru had, the Jubilee government rather had, security was not mentioned as one of them. I think it was food security. That was one aspect of security. Food security. Absolutely. But all of them, without the place being safe, nothing can move. Nothing can move. Absolutely. From the music business... From the music business. Absolutely. To the culinary business. I mean, music business will go out to events in Mombasa, but then if there's a travel sanction, what happens? Nobody is going to go to the events. Absolutely. Especially that the biggest beneficiary is our good security system. Absolutely. Because they've been crowds together. Thank you very much for coming. How can they get a hold of your services? Your camera is number four. Just give them social media or the numbers or the physical location. We have... KGT Kenya is based at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport at Kago Terminal Signal Innovation Building. Our website, which is highly descriptive, digitalized and with all the videos and all the products that retail supply is www.KGTSecurity.com. And it's a very interactive website whereby if you have any queries, you just shoot down a query to us and one of our support teams will actually get back to you and obviously not make a solution as per your requirements. All right. One question is coming in and this one, the question is, do you just sell or you can offer temporary service? Like say, I have a festival for a weekend. Can I get the equipment for a weekend and then get it back to you? Absolutely. Initially, we were just going full total selling because they're not... They're beach price equipment. But what we do now because we have partners that we partner with, security firms that we actually partner with, we can even hire for events. So we have leasing options. We have the hiring option where they say maybe like a choreographer festival and they want actually to do whatever it is that they want to do, then they can actually be able to hire from us and they can utilize our services for the events. Thank you very much, Mr. Martin Mungai. Thank you very much for what you're doing for the country, until the country at large and keep securing the country. All right. Yes, we've come to the end of entrepreneurship Tuesday. I go by the name of BiMoses or it's by one of the social media platform. Tomorrow is Queens Wednesday. Be sure to tune in. We're having Queens in the building. We'll be having our WCWs as well. Don't go nowhere. Don't touch that dial because we have a lot lined up for you in the course of the day as well. And don't miss the repeat at 2 p.m.


We'll do a chat. We'll just talk back and forth and I'll answer any of your questions and we'll go from there. Let's see what you got. Rivers, this is a good quote. Seems like we always have money for the losers and risk takers, but never for hardworking citizens in the nation. It does seem like it's skewed that way, but in this instance, for every depositor, you gotta remember, every depositor that's, and not even people with $250,000 or below, $250,000 or above, doesn't matter. The government did say, hey, look, and I know people get ticked off when I talk about regulation for some reason. I still think we should have a little regulation. Call me crazy. I don't think we should allow centralized exchanges to, you know, commingular funds and buy condos for their family members. Call me nuts, maybe a little clarity of what a security is. I'm just not gonna go off base, but you get where I'm coming from. So like in this situation worked out pretty well, right? The depositors, and again, there's this, I forgot to say this one. This was a great quote from DeFi, DeFi Dummy.  DeFi Dummy said, this is why the do your own research advice is a joke. If Forbes with their research staff can't get it right, how is the average burger flipping Joe supposed to do his own research? That's like saying, pilot the plane yourself if you want to travel and it's true. I say do your own research just because it's like a blanket statement. But in all honesty, you could do it a thousand hours of research and you still won't get it right. Not even Warren Buffett shoots a thousand. So sometimes you just got to invest and pivot when things change. It's what I always never understood when people say, Rob, why'd you change your mind on this project? Well, cause I found it, it sucked. That's why.  I'm like, no. So anyhow, that was a good one. Christopher says they will stop the hikes. They may. That'll be good for the short term. I don't know if it'll be good for the long term. Yeah, unlimited deposit. Guarantee means unlimited loans. They're running banks, banks. After three target crypto banks were sent. Exactly right. Just think about the whale banks that bought crypto. I don't know if they did buy crypto. Remember, also these cryptos and digital assets are going up because Binance also converted all their stable coins into Bitcoin Ethereum. So there is that aspect up to it. I want to say it's like a billion dollars. However, if that is the case, what's the volume? Well, it's interesting. The volume over 24 hours is 69 billion, 928 million, 630,341. Interesting. What? And the volume of BNB is one billion. But I guess their market cap is, it's all, that's sort of my market cap, that's true. But yeah, when people say that the banks are buying, I don't buy that, but that could be wrong. To be interesting, I just don't see it. If you want to find a guy to watch for that has the best glasses in YouTube, you got to watch Tom Crown, the best glasses. Like I don't even wear glasses and he's got them on lockdown. Also, if you want to learn how to trade, that's another thing, glasses and trading. Definitely watch Tom Crown. What's up, Tommy? Ah, Lucas Bradley. I had no idea Bernie Frank was on the board at Sanchez. Yeah, look at that. You think he would know. Capitalism is winners, losers and bailouts. This is true, spiciest of times. Tom is pretty bullish. Okay, so for all that, thank you. Thank you, Wrenches, get rid of the premium goat. It's too much. Diesel, I sent you a message on Twitter. My bank has no issues. The question then, and Tom brings stuff, is who's gonna be the next bank to fall? That's the question. Watch TomStream, he actually went over that. Bicky on Twitter, thank you. Hector, Domino Effect. Yeah, I mean, this'll be the last one for a while. You'll see. Why, thank you. It's good lighting, and sun. And because I don't do so many live streams, I get to go out and play volleyball. One of my needs is not all messed up. Think of vacation, you're welcome. Thanks for the update, sharing. SVB signature and Silvergate. Interesting, APID artist. Rob, the government bailing out depositors of SVB shows that they could also bail out the depositors of all the crypto platforms that went down.   You know what I forgot to tell everybody? Was that video from Guy? Is right here in the description. But if you search for coin bureaus, the first one comes up. It was really good. Even me, I was like, ooh, I did not know that the Fed now is coming that fast. Kind of scary. And I'm not a big, you know, they're all against me type of person, but what Guy was talking about did make a heck of a lot of sense. Scary. Mr. Two-Point, fantastic question. What are you doing with that 24%? Just waiting for any good opportunity, crashing crypto equity, something else? Real estate. Because if you don't know, like Evan Delacost averaging the regular amount for, I want to say a month now, I was micro DCing. That cash is the majority of that will go to fund new properties that are going to be distressed. And that day's coming fast. I don't know if it's going to come tomorrow or six months or a year and a half from now. I'm not for sure. But I know they're coming. And that's what happened in 2008. It's what happened in the 80s. What happened in the 70s. And it's going to happen again. This is true. That's very true. Money on bank or Bitcoin. In all honesty, I mean, you can still do the things in the bank. It's not like the banks are going to let you down right now and I know everybody will tell you, take that money out of the bank and da-da-da. You can do that. But then you got to stick on your mattress. I don't know if that's the right thing for you to do. The best thing I can tell you though is if you have any of your crypto on exchange, why do you do that? It's very simple. There's this thing. It's called a nano ledger. I talk about it all the time. And you can buy them quite cheaply, even at Best Buy. And I show you how to use them on DanTeachers Crypto, which is dot com, which is free. So for that one, I can't help you. But that's okay. John says, with all these banks going to deposit my cash for the safety of the Sinaloa Cartel Bank. Look, if anybody knows how to move money, it's those guys. Let's be honest. I know if you're in verse, you're on research, desert dog. Andrei's got a good point. Ethan, get more and more deflationary. Nothing to see here though. It's a great website, sound.money. I don't know if you guys have ever seen this one. I guess it's not there anymore. Okay, that's why it's called ultrasound.money. Let me show you what I'm talking about. As far as deflationary website, ultrasound.money. And you can have it to simulate a proof of work or you can switch it over and have a proof of stake. And what it shows you is the amount of e-supply as it went from proof of stake, which is what we have right now. And let's see, current supply issuance. Supply growth is negative 0.47% a year. Burn, so it looks like a deflationary. But if you want to switch it over to what it was when it was proof of work, so it'd be 3% of proof of work if the year issuance 4,000. Let me see the other one. So yeah, just deflationary for right now. So, Andrew's got a point. I gotta tell you, me personally, I was a little bit hesitant to talk up Ethereum. So I always thought there was gonna be an ETH killer out there. I did think that, but I gotta tell you after talking to a lot of these different projects, we're trying to launch our own, not our own crypto, it's a flappy bird. I've been talking about it for a while. I see where they've got a stranglehold in a lot of places, unfortunately, but that's it. The William O'Leary says Bitcoin will be down to 12K in four months. Bill could be right, but you never know. Rob, you watched the Lynn Alden interview on what Bitcoin had, the Fed is broke. What's your thoughts? No, I haven't, I probably will. Lynn Alden, such a smart, very smart. Sometimes it goes over my head and like, what? I gotta rewind it and play it back again. Lynn was also on Ben's show. That was a great one. I watched that a couple of times, very well done. Love Interview 100, we can do better. Yeah, I'm happy enough with that. Let's see, Ameritrade, no way. Starling Bank, UK's, Bandle, crypto transactions are out. Well, not everybody got the memo. And here's the thing, you have to understand this is gonna happen. Some banks are just like, we don't wanna be a part of that. That's just, we just don't wanna do it. We just don't wanna deal with it. That's fine. That's the economy. That's the free trade. So that's the market. If they don't wanna do it, then you move on. Unfortunately, the question that you might have is, well, will all banks do this? No, I don't think so. And if they will, I just don't see it happening. There's too much money to make. And let's be honest, banks are greedy. Yeah, that could be true. Joshua says, how hard is it to move to Puerto Rico? If you do a search for digital asset news Puerto Rico, there'll be a couple of videos that come up. Watch those videos. Watch the latest one. I tell you exactly how hard it is. It's not that tough, but it depends on what you wanna do. Still screaming at a few of the Michenskis unless they're on earth. I don't blame you. I don't blame you. Let's see. I just got a good point. I keep hearing this the last one for a while. As far as, you know, I kept hearing Hector was this. I kept hearing, that's the last black swan. We're not gonna, this is it. You know, the bottom's in black swan. That, you know, we're not gonna keep having these. And it seemed like every time that I turn on the, on the TV, there's a black swan event. Now, this black swan event did pretty well for crypto investors, correct? We're doing pretty nice, almost up 16%. But in all honesty, like, how long can we maintain this moving forward? I don't know for sure, but I know I would take a little bit of, me personally, took a little profits today. Yeah, yeah, you're right. Rob, I said it before, but landlords that earn a lot of passive income have a better than a vast majority of workers. So many of us can't afford to be there though. No, it's true. But the thing is, is that you can, at some point, get there. I mean, look at, like, look. So, like, when I was growing up, it was just me and my brother was my mom. My mom wasn't the, she was a very hard worker, right? But finance and investing, not her thing, you know? And then for a while, we were homeless for a bit. And it sucked.   That was pretty awesome. But then, you know, you get over it. Like, I was like, well, I got to make some money. High school didn't do so hot. One of the military, that's pretty much coming over the hump. And you just kind of figure out, like, okay, there's something that I can do. I got to start from bottom and just slowly but surely. And then, you know, you get into like your forties or pushing 50 and all of a sudden you're like, oh, all this stuff kind of worked out. And it doesn't matter if you didn't make it before. It doesn't matter where you started. It just matters where you try to finish up. So, everybody can start somewhere. All right, I got you, Vicky. I saw your message. In your view, is this recent pump on crypto sustainable? Yeah, it's sustainable in the fact that if people keep hearing about more bank insolvencies and if a government doesn't see it or they just more banks have to go down, then yes, it is sustainable. Cause people are like, what's the Bitcoin that all my friends keep, or my friend, my crazy one friend keep telling me about? That's me, I'm that friend. Maybe I should look into that because maybe I can actually have access to that and that could be like my hedge against banks collapsing. Wouldn't that be crazy? If it wasn't the financial ruin that did it and it wasn't housing market crash that did it and it wasn't inflation that did it, it's just a bunch of banks going bust that brought crypto to the forefront and just made this enormous, this enormous bull run. Huh, wouldn't that be interesting? Yes, Andre's got a good point. I show my wife how to do a ledger video just in case I die. She booked one of the website. Great, that'll be up for the end of time. Well, until I go away. Thank you everyone. Yes, Jade crypto in my jam. That was a great interview. I need to link that. Hmm. Rob, one Australian vision mate. I've never been there. I should probably go there. Pubs, I like that. Pubs and dogs, even better. Tito's got a good point. And the point is polygon. Yeah, the next flex one is Duncan. Don't it's going under. Let's hope not. I gotta keep this svelte body up. The body's run on Duncan. Huh. I shorted from 25K, took profits of 19K. I tripled my money, pulling out my profits and kept my initial in and I got liquidated. I'm building a new short position. Well, all right. Yeah, I mean, it's just, like I said, it doesn't matter where you start. Thank you. What will it mean if ETH and other cryptos are deemed secure in the US? Would it even be possible for the members of blockchain to register? Yeah, it'll be possible. The thing is, here's a scenario. Gary wins out for whatever reason and he gets his way and everything is a security. He gets Congress to agree with him, right? Because it's not Gary's job to write the rules. It's Gary's job at the ASAC to enforce the rules. Unfortunately, he 100% believes what he believes or maybe his overlord tell him what to believe. I don't know. But so Gary's gonna say that everything is a security. The CFTC is gonna say, no, everything's a commodity. So I don't see how they can start enforcing that without Congress stepping in and going, let us write the rules and the laws because you guys don't know or we don't really know where things lie, which I think is the smartest way to do it. So we'll take a look at that, how we test and maybe we'll update it. Maybe we'll do a new organization, barring all that. Let's just say that they say, okay, Ethereum is a security. And everything else is a security besides Bitcoin. Well, first of all, the price of Bitcoin is gonna go to the F and Roof because we were like, well, great. I know I can get that on these exchanges because now these exchanges have to register selling securities. And the ones that they don't, which is only one, which is Bitcoin, they're all gonna have Bitcoin.  So the Ethereum Foundation, Cardano and Avalanche and all those different organizations are gonna be like, okay, well, how do we register our project with the SEC? And they're gonna have to do it.  They're gonna need a lot of money to do those things. And the ones that can do that are the ones that are successful right now and actually have a good product. The ones that are ranked 900, 800, 700, most of those will just die because they don't have the funds to do it.  But the ones that are mid-tier, the probably the bigger crypto products just like in the dot-com era, the, you know, the Facebooks, the Googles, you know, these big Titans, Amazons, they're just gonna buy up these smaller crypto products, absorb them into themselves and make themselves even better. That's exactly what Facebook did. It's exactly what Amazon does in Google. The same is gonna happen with crypto. They're gonna absorb them and take all the developers, all their IP, then start to register with the SEC and that's gonna, then they're going to be put on some exchange. The exchanges themselves are gonna have to register just like how every place that sells a security, AKA stocks, has to do it themselves, paperwork, time and whatever else. But in that timeframe, Bitcoin should take off because it's the only crypto that people are gonna be able to buy because everything else is stuck because Gary Genzer for some reason got his way. That's in bizarro world. I don't know that's gonna, when it happened, but there's a reason why Bitcoin's my number one hold in my portfolio. It's because of nonsense like that. So that's it. That's what I see. Other than that, who knows? Maybe the Congress will create a whole new governmental organization to oversee digital assets. That would be the ideal. Truth, no kidding, golfer. Too much stuff going on. I couldn't, I couldn't just fit that into a regular video. I had to talk to everybody. I probably don't want to show up points. Any advice on IA projects? Be careful because I don't really know if any of them are really worth their weight. Like, I don't really get into them. But I gotta tell you, ChatGPT and Mid Journey, fantastic stuff. What do you think? I get all the titles for these videos. Eh, yeah, Alice Crypto says this is unsustainable. Could be right. Matt says, how do you feel about keeping fiat on Coinbase? I pull my crypto off to a ledger. Great, what about fiat? I said with luminors, what do you think? In this situation, I think this could work out very well for Matthew because he's got loan orders. Maybe he sets in, he's like, look, when Bitcoin goes to 18K, execute. And for that, you know, might need fiat on there. Me personally, I don't do that. Alls I do is just set it up to buy every day. You know, these different cryptos and altcoins. But for you, sure, why not? But the big thing is, remember, you're probably doing this as to, you know, every so many days, start taking your crypto off as if it makes sense. If you're buying $10 of Ethereum every day, there's no reason you have to take your Ethereum, put on your nano ledger, because just the fees will crush you. So Jason goes, Rob, what's your view if more and more banks get bailed out? Is it worth increasing dollar-cost average amount and buy daily rather than weekly? I can't tell you what to do, but for me, I dollar-cost average every day. And what I use is I use Coinbase because they have Coinbase One. And when you sign up for Coinbase One, it's 29 bucks a month, but there's no fees of the $10,000. If you pay for a year, it's only 19 bucks a month, which is what I pay. And every day I just buy crypto. It's the Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, Avalanche, Polkadot, Chainlink, Neer, and some other ones I always forget about. But yeah, it's like every day, every week. And as far as like if more banks get bailed out, honestly, if more banks get bailed out, I think that would instill more confidence into people. I think one of the reasons why we see a little bit of a rally today is that people are scared. They don't know where to put their money. Even my brother, who is not a crypto person, was like, hey, man, what do I do with my money? I was like, well, that stuff I was talking to you about a long time ago, which never did. Maybe we should put into that. And so yeah, I think as more banks get bailed out, I know, see what we'll say, it's not a bailout, it's not a bailout, whatever it is. That'll instill confidence and people will calm down. People have a very short attention span and a memory. That's for sure. So Noel says, if our crypto are securities, can we manage our crypto by an accredited investor? I buy securities every day. It's on Robinhood. They're stocks, those are securities. So you don't need an accredited investor. I mean, to get some really good deals, which I gotta tell you is probably the worst rule. And I get the debate, but it seems like if you make a lot of money, you can make more money because you're an accredited investor. That's how I see it. Tito says, buy Coinbase if it drops below, perhaps. Yes, Brad asked the question. Weren't you the guy who believed Voyager was a good investor and smelt? Well, first of all, I didn't see their problems per se in the beginning, but I believe that Voyager was great. I thought it was a fantastic platform. I liked the fact that it was a brokerage and it would use different crypto exchanges so it wouldn't go down. So like if one exchange went down, it's okay because they would just use different ones and they would get you the best price they were supposed to be taking profits on the spread. Unfortunately, everything works till it doesn't. And then when Steve Erlich, the CEO, decided, him and his team decided to take a massive loan to Three Arrow's capital, uncollateralized, and only because they are a public company were those documents released. And within, that was two weeks prior to when they shut down withdrawals. And I took a look at that and said, I can't use Voyager anymore. And I did a video on that. And there is a link in the description of every single one of my videos, which talks about the Zelsia's Voyager timeline. And I said right here, June 22nd, take all your crypto off of Voyager. Here's the link to the video, July 1st with Drosfrozen. So to answer your question, Brad, you are 100% correct. I did believe in Voyager. And the analyst didn't believe in me and moved on. So, yeah, John's got a good point on the rob. Something doesn't smell right. It feels like one big push up before a massive dump. Still next year. Could be. That's just it. Like, you know how you did, like I ladder dollar cost average in, I can dollar cost average right out. Maybe I sold some avalanche today. Maybe I sold some near today. Just a little bit. Just to have some on the side. Cause maybe I think it's gonna go down. Maybe it doesn't go down. Maybe it goes up. It's okay. I've been buying every single day for a month. Actually, I've been buying every single day for over a year and some change now, but to a lesser extent, a month before called micro DCing it. That's true. This is what me and Ben and Guy talk about after the shows, if we're going for a recession. And he says, if you haven't figured out the fetus spoon feeding us a recession, maybe so, but it's what flavor are we gonna get that recession in? Is it gonna be red licorice or black licorice? Is it going to be a soft landing or a hard landing? And that's the big question. Yeah. J2day says, Rob, weren't you the guy who said to walk shoulder? Yes. As a matter of fact, me and Meme and Lucas and Max and Brian, people who are on the chat right now, we meet at Amigos de los Animalas on Sunday, eight in the morning here in, well, it's in Puerto Rico, but it's just in Luisa. And we walk the shelter dogs on the boardwalk. Very nice, takes about an hour or so. Dogs really love it. I love to do it and people come out and support me. So I appreciate that. Then I buy them breakfast. It's a pretty good deal. Although no one really takes me up on that breakfast offer for some reason. Everybody wants to pay for themselves because they think they're just a bunch of ballers. Well, fine. Yeah. And that's it. And then we'll go there. Farrah Fenn says, I can't see how this ends well with money printing and inflation. Farrah Fenn neither did I. That's the big question, but that's it for today. So look, everybody, thanks for stopping by. Listen to us going on. Tomorrow will just be a regular video, probably not another live stream until the weekend, but that's it for today. So thanks so much. I appreciate it. Thumbs up, like it, subscribe, and good luck for this week. I'll see you guys on the next one. Adios.


At Alice Brigham we take ski testing really seriously and this involves two different ski tests. The first one is done early in the season, everything's put through its paces and compared we make the decisions what we're going to stock. Later on in the season we bring staff out to Austria. Here the staff tests all the skis that we've decided to go in the range. This means we can make sure we've made all the correct decisions but it also means that when you come into any of our stores the staff there can give you personal advice. They know exactly how the ski skis because they've been on them. So it's a freeride ski so pretty much looking for sort of all-mountain ski obviously comes into its element in deeper snow but perfectly a home-on piste as well. So you've got Caruba wood core which is very light weight but very strong so makes the core really poppy and the ski very playful. In the centre of the ski we've got Coroid which is a kind of honeycomb material so that reduces weight but also filters out vibration and also graphene infused in the tip and tail to reduce weight and reduce swing weight. So it's easier to throw the ski around as well. So the type of skier that we'll be using this will be a strong intermediate to advanced skier who's looking to ski pretty much the whole mountain really. Hi there, it's Florian here from Covent Garden. I've been out today on the new women's corn 93. The weather today has been a bit hit and miss. The site's not been so good but it's been nice and powerfully all day. I took them on the piste first, you get a nice amount of control on them. Really easy to turn, not hard work but you can really still push and then I took them off the piste and it was nice and funny. The thing that I was really impressed with these were that they haven't changed the women's, they haven't made it softer, they haven't made it feel like you're not skiing a powerful ski. I've skied the men's one many times and it's been absolutely filling. Who I think this ski really suits is someone who wants to use it for the whole mountain but also they want to jump into the freeway kind of category and really push and charge down something and you still get a good amount of control.


They finally did it! They finally updated Mud Draft! I don't know how many of you have been around for a long time, but Draft Champions was the first ever crazy cool new game mode. And slowly, it's just been neglected and neglected and neglected. But they recently updated it, so I'm sure in like a month it'll be neglected again, but as of right now, it's actually pretty dope. Also, I noticed something, so this is my Wheel of Mud account, and I forgot that I had actually opened a bunch of presents on this account. I do have to save some for Wheel of Mud still, but I have a bunch of presents that I haven't opened. This is like a little late Christmas present here, but I'm gonna open these. Let's see what we can get. And of course, if you need Madden coins, make sure to go to instantmaddencoins.com. They sell coins on every single platform. You can also directly buy players or training points. Buying limited and quick-selling them is probably the safest route, so I recommend that. This is a significantly better deal than what EA is gonna offer you, and you can get 10% off when using the code MMG. Just use the link in the top of the description. Now, when you guys saw me open these the other day, they were all glitched out. I don't know if that's still the case, so I'm gonna open one lovely present. I don't know what this is supposed to be. I don't have anything to go off of here. It's a team with a wig and a few more chase. Sick! I'm cool with that. I didn't do a few more chase. This is just for fun, too. I'm not doing anything with these. I just happen to have a lot of extras. Small present is 89 Lawrence Taylor. Smaje Pirai. Mike Hilton. Landon Dickerson. So what were the medium presents? These were like 89 to 91s or something? Never mind. 86 Thierry Slay. I thought it'd be cool to start this video off with an absolutely insane poll, even though this is a mud-drapped video. I feel like it's possible. Quinn and Williams, okay. Three large presents. I don't have any large presents to open for the Wheel of Mud, so we're good. First one's gonna be a legend player, Jim Taylor. Next one, don't you dare give me a legend. Okay, a harvest. Wait, wait. Oh, Stafford's actually pretty dope. And our last large present is a legend player, Darn Ken Norton. I can open two harvest presents. Just give me 188 Richie Grant. The punter. And the punter. I can open one team of the week present. I don't think I'm gonna beat the 92 Jamar Chase, but I wouldn't mind. Nope. Aka present. I didn't even realize there was a present that was called the Aka present. 82 KM, okay. I can open one of my Blitz.  In my other one, I pulled a 90. I pulled two 94s in this. Come on, baby.  That could be as low as an 89. That's actually a pretty dope poll. I can open both the legend's presents. It's gotta be my least favorite promo this year, though. It's so lame you got to get to Jeremy Shockey. Come on. Final Legends present is Jeremy Shockey again. Also just want to offer a little bit of financial advice. A lot of you gentlemen are getting to that age where mom and dad aren't helping out as much as they used to. And you got to start tracking all your financial information by yourself. And it is a lot more difficult. They should really teach you this in high school. And today's sponsor is Rocket Money, formerly Truebill. And Rocket Money is an all-in-one financial platform. It helps you save more and spend less. It allows you to manage subscriptions, lower your bills, build a custom budget, which is the most important one to me, and grow your savings all in one place. Personally, I first use Rocket Money to cancel unwanted subscriptions. They can identify recurring charges for you and even cancel them for you. So you don't even have to get on the phone. But I also use it to set budgets. It'll give you a breakdown of all your spending, weekly, monthly, quarterly, whatever you want. It'll put it in a nice little colorful graph for you. Which is actually amazing. All this stuff can be really confusing. So I like it laid out perfectly just like this. So that way I can start making smarter financial decisions. And it's all thanks to Rocket Money. Rocket Money will even monitor your credit and offer insights on ways to improve it. I highly recommend Rocket Money so you guys can start on your path to financial success. So to save more and spend less, join the over 3 million members using Rocket Money. Go to rocketmoney.com forward slash mmg or click the link in the top of the description to get started for free. Or you can unlock even more features with premium. That's rocketmoney.com forward slash mmg to get started for free. Enjoy the rest of the video. What was the lavish present? Yeah, when I opened these at Christmas Day, dude, it literally made an absolute no sense. Lavish present has an aka 91 sleigh. Our next lavish present. Come on, baby. Oh, it's a Blitz player. It should tell me who she ate again. Everything we have to keep because these are all for wheel of mud. Okay, perfect. So now it's just the extra larges. The frosty extra large present. What is this? What is the frosty extra large? It's an aka player. It's 93. Okay. Ice breaking extra large present. It's the insane animation. And it is 95 Sean Taylor. Is that guaranteed to be Sean Taylor? Because I got him on the last one I did too. I don't know, but we have one final one. The snowy extra large present. What player is it going to be? It's a legends animation. Oh my God. Oh my God. 94 Joe Thomas. What? I'm selling him. Oh my God. I didn't even know this card existed. All right, gentlemen. No complaints here. I'm going to need the coins for wheel of mud too. Shit. Okay. I know. I know. We're here for mud draft. I'll get to mud draft now. Let's just do a head to head draft. Let's see how this goes. I'm going to run Vikings offense. I don't know anything about that playbook, but let's get weird. First round, we can start out with 87 Devondre Campbell. Beautiful. I guess I'll take Dak. I'll take Dak just in case I don't get a single. Joe Mix hit 89. 86 Zion Johnson ain't bad. This does not look updated, but I know they updated it. Here, this will actually be nice. This will show you what mud draft used to be. And then once this updates, for whatever reason it's not right now, I'll show you what it can be. So let's try and get the highest overall team we can get right now. So start QB Ron. I'll take Pickett. Wide receivers. I'll take Devontae Adams. Safeties. I want a money hooker. So then after this draft, presumably it should be updated. Maybe it's just, maybe I started to draft a couple like months ago and never finished it. Take Adrian Phillips. I'll take Lyle Collins. And final round, I get playbooks again. I'll go Kevin Stefanski. Who cares? Okay. So that's an 84 overall. 84 defense, 85 offense, right?  So right off the game. Oh, this is actually dope. I love the Saints Playbook. Saints Playbook has some of my favorite plays in it. Dennis Allen. Good start. Now round one.  They really updated mud draft.  I'm going to go Trenavious White. I got to go Trenavious White. Start out with Trenavious White. Next round's got a Coye. Dude, K-Dub is so good and so is Herber. But I got to go. A Coye. Are you kidding? Roar, rogers!  They finally do that.  That brand of sheriff is actually nasty. Worfs is really nice. I'm actually going to go Andrew Thomas. If you look at my current left tackle, he's a 77. My current right tackle is a 79. My current right guard is a 79. Andrew Thomas is the most impactful upgrade there.  Players like Mike Vrable, who have a baked in ability, it will activate in mud draft, even though you can never put abilities on players otherwise. So Vrable with the ability is an okay pick, but Lawrence Taylor is absolutely insane. I have to go Lawrence Taylor. They're in waller!  So here's an example. Frank Clark is a really good pick and so is Lawrence. But Lawrence has unstoppable force and no outsiders. I think this is what that is. So even though Frank Clark is one overall up, Demarcus Lawrence is the move here. Kelsey at Oliver and Zach Martin. I will go Zach Martin this time. 93 right guard. Got Zach. Ooh, Tari! Let's go. This is insane. I'm not a big Bobby Belfin, but he is a 93 overall left outside linebacker. So we'll take it. This is a half background. B-Smo does not get his X-Factor. Jerome Bettis does get Jukebox. Naheem Hines is still probably the best. B-Smo is a little bit stronger, but I like Naheem Hines a lot. I could go left end, Ogan Joby. Let's take a left guard. My O-line is nasty right now. It's actually really good. Derek Johnson is slower. Derek Johnson has lurker. See? Like Levante David is faster. So I normally want Levante David, but Derek Johnson, six-foot-three with lurker is huge. So I'm taking that. Pat Sartan is so good.  They really updated this. This Alan Lazard is way too good for no reason. Like normally here I'm supposed to take Devante, but this Alan Lazard is so good. Everything's looking good. Our safeties are going to be a little weak here, but I think Joiner with deep out. No, Joiner's too short. Dude, he's five foot eight. I got to take Cam Curl. Cam Curl, beautiful pickup. I'll take Scary Terry with that 94 speed. My wide receivers are fast. I'm actually going to take Vita Veja here. I'd like a detackle. Sitting pretty at an 87 overall. There's 93 Steve Young. There's 90 Ron Dale, and there's 92 Jerry Dew. So Steve Young does me no good. I got to go Jerry Judy. Wow, I got a lot of good wide receivers. Maybe too many safeties. I have Cam Curl, but I have no free safety right now. And I have two corners. I'm actually going to take Jair. I'm gambling. I'm gambling that I'll get another safety. Oh no, we really need another safety though. RG3 is better than Rogers, but I guess you know what I'll do? I'll move Calil Mack to right end. I need a safety. I need a safety.  I got a 93 fullback. I'm going to take McDuffie to fill out my last corner slot. I'm not. I'm going to skip here because I want Saints. Shit. I didn't get a free safety though. That's pretty bad. Free safeties are really important. All right. Hey, well, it doesn't even let you look at your lineup. It doesn't even let you attempt to adjust it, which I find interesting, but whatever sends us straight into the game. I want to see how the abilities work. I want to see what my opponents team looks like. This is huge. A.J. Brown, Pat, Pete, Bobby, Bell. What's mine? Rogers? It's all Thanksgiving. All right. I think I'm going to do a video where I just try and build the absolute best team possible. He's going for the run game and Kenneth Walker is going nowhere. All right, guys. I may have given you bad information. I totally thought the baked in abilities worked. I don't know where I saw that, but I'm not going to lie. Not having abilities really changes this mode for me. Come on. He's got Derek Henry and Kenneth Walker. Damn. He doesn't run the football. No out route, no post route. He does have a corner out. Ooh, good tackle. Good tackle. Ooh, a little RPO. He's got him. He makes a move and he gets rocked. I'm in Bayer here. I don't really like it. I got Jair Alexander at safety though. Let's see if he can come down and lay a hit because he's running this ball. No. He's got nothing. Hey, Bobby Bell. I think that was 3rd and 19. I've got a hot blitz and then Jair Alexander covers everything else. Yes. Damn. Damn. We're clamping up. So little lock box here. Does he drill that?  Doing set. Ready to hit the ball with the 43. Huge. All right, Rodgers. You want to come out slinging? Yeah, you do. Good start. Jerry Judy. Dude, why is Jerry Judy at blonde platinum hair? You see that? Look at his hair.  It actually looks pretty cool though. Two-point conversion. Easy start here. Waller splits the zone. It is too easy right now. Oh, he goes to the counter. Oh, no. I pulled the safety out of position. You got to get off your block. Oh, we got it. We got an angle with Trey White. We got an angle. All right. You know what? He got down here before he turned it over before. Play action. He's got that corner out. He takes the check down. Derek Henry drops it. Play action. Play action. Oh, I'm there. Oh, no. Oh, no. Tyreek is so fast.   That's just a bad time to send an email. All right, we're going to run the football at night. He minds. Let's get him some reps. Yeah. Oh, got the angle. Got the cut. Let's see how the receivers look. We got a Coye running around. Good catch. Arcade. All right. We get this though. We pretty much steal this game up. I'm going A. Oh my God. His user was right on it. He just couldn't get it. Hey, the lighting's fixed. The lighting is officially fixed, ladies and gentlemen. Just kidding. It just broke again in the middle of the play. How did that happen? Are you seeing the same thing I'm seeing? The colors were all correct. And then I got down there on McDuffie. It magically switched. Oh, look at that. Look at Jair. It's when you get across the 50. So there's just a really dark shadow. Like a really dark shadow. The shadow's not on the field, but it is on the player.  Where's he going to throw right here?  That's what I get for going dark black. What do you mean by that?  I didn't mean it like that. Whatever.  Goes with a little RPO to Jay Herbo. You're not going anywhere, buddy. Come on. Shit. Nice play. I don't know if I have the angle for this. Got shadow resistant turf on this field, I guess. Where's Waller? Where's Waller? Where's Waller? Waller is wide open for a touchdown. Dude, what is going on? I have, how many plays do I even ran, Robert? Like six plays. Money. No, Waller. Hey, why did I even do that? I could have kicked the PAT. Uh, no. Lawrence Taylor on coverage, I guess. Fine. No, middle. I see it. I can't get there. Yes. I might just get spooky with Jerry Judy. Oh, I went for it. No, don't quit.   Frauders playmaker. Oh, Michael Irvin. Okay. I know. And I'm short. I'm short of free safety. That Michael Irvin might give me problems. Gun empty base flex to start out. Okay. We're going to go man coverage here. I just got to get Lawrence Taylor on this guy. I'm there. Wait, he's clamped. Just got to float over here. I'm on it. I'm on all of it. I'm not on all of it. Oh, nice play. He's got a Koya in the background blitzing. I'm on a Koya. Oh, we're there. McDuffie. This game is over.  We're going to try McDuffie, man.  Naheem Hines is wide Rogers with the jump pass. Inside zone split. Hawkinson is going to fake motion over here. Get a little block. Give me one. Give me one. Hawkinson. Nice. Sauce gardener can't stop Jerry Judy. All right. Now the play action and I'll hit Naheem. Does it get him? Does it get the user? Does it get the user? It does. Hit Naheem.  I'm on the one. I mean, I do have a Koya. So yeah, that was that was a little too easy. I didn't even need a Koya. Right side of Koya is out front. That's a guarantee. It's guaranteed to play conversion if a Koya gets out in front. Slip screen. Slip screen. I smell it. I smell it. Smothered fourth and 12. You might as well back out. Draft a new team. Probably shouldn't predetermine, but I'm gonna. Wasn't a bad predator. Oh, can I get the hook and ladder? Come on. Come on. Someone's there. Naver! If it ain't broke, don't fix it.  Can we run the stretch against goal line? I actually believe that we can. I'm going right at Lawrence Taylor. Oh, Naheem!  Otherwise, I think I would have just dove in there. I'm going to play one more snap because I mean, this is draft mode, right? Like you guys have seen enough gameplay. Who cares about the gameplay? Honestly, I didn't realize that I could have intercepted that. So I tried to hit him really hard. Yeah, for whatever reason, he just really can't keep up with that play. We need a yard, Naheem. Good block, Akoye. Got it. I think Jerry Judy's a touchdown. I think I'm right. Let's go to your afternoon tea. All right, boys, new draft. Now we'll get out of here. Let's go Nick Siriani. Ooh, so the first try, is the first round always just crazy? I could go Lane Johnson since I just went Eagles, but Jonathan Ogden is the pick here. So we got 88 offense, 90 defense last time. I see if we can beat it. Adory Jackson at corner. I think Trevor Lawrence is a bad call. I think we go Jamar Chase, 92. That seems like a really good pick. 93, Cam Jordan. 90, 90. Okay, 92, Xavier McKinney. 92, D Tackle. Richard Seymour. 92, Lakin. Keep giving me the 90 pluses. 90 pluses every time we got this. 92, Christian Kirk. 89, Warren Sapp. I don't really need another D Tackle. 88, Wright Tackle might be the move. Yeah, we go Andrew Wiley here. Halfback round. I got to go Lenny. I would prefer Kenneth Walker, but he's a hire overall. Jalen Waddle. I didn't know he had a card. Chris Godwin, I got to go with you instead. Tranquil or Khalil? Let's go Khalil. T-Sizzle or... Oh, Bobby Bell. Bobby Bell, the 93. Okay, I think we're gonna hit an 89 at least here. Scary Terran. It's a weak wide receiver round right there. Jesse Bates. I can take and put him at strong safety. I'm actually gonna take Darnell Dockett. He'll move to right end most likely. Tight end round. I'll go a con quo. Quarter background. I'm rocking Rodgers again. Corners round. I got big play Slay. Can we hit 89? Oh, this is ugly. This doesn't help. I guess I go Jerry Judy. Troy Hill or Tredavious White? We'll go Troy Hill because we went Troy White last time. We're at 87 and three rounds to go. Okay, Vaughn Miller could move to middle linebacker. And I have a tight end. So we go Vaughn Miller here. We're at 88. I'm gonna take Werfs and hopefully he moves to right guard. And our, oh no, our final round is coaches. Shit. And I don't want any of them. Am I still 88? Shit, I'm still 88. All right, I'm gonna quit out of this game. I'm gonna try one more time. Starting out with 93, Minka. I can make that work. And then 92, Melvin Ingram. And then 91, Travis Kelsey. Let's go. Okay, so it looks like we end up getting four wide receivers a lot of times and that's hurting us. Let's not accidentally stack up on too many wide receivers. 93, Steve Young. That's fine. 92, Gilmore. That's nice. 90, Lindstrom. I'm gonna go T-Sizzle here. So I got outside linebackers. I need a middle linebacker. I have no detackle at the moment. So Darno Dock, it's amazing. I feel like I've been getting three corners a lot, but not too safety. So I'm gonna take the strong safety. That might have been a bad call, but we'll see. Two QB options. I already got a QB. We'll take Patterson. 92, Willie Anderson. That's a nice one. That's a good one to get. I take Aaron Donald here. 93. Oh my God, I'm gonna get it this time. I'm 100% getting it this time. I just locked it up. Jefferson and AJ Brown. Javon Kersh. CJ Ham.  Oh my God, it's a lock. It's a lock for 89. But could it be 90 though? We're already 88. Oh my God, I'm him. This is the best draft I've ever gotten. Left tackle Ogden. I'm him. Megatron. I can take a third corner. No, we go left guard. Oh my God, I'm him. Is this the last round? I do need a middle linebacker. I technically also, no, I don't need a right guard. I take Ben Jones or if I'm at 89 right now. I'm gonna take Ben Jones. 89 overall. God, let's go. I'm him. I'll actually run Packers. I don't know if they have RPO Big Zone bubble anymore or not, but. So 90 offense, 88 defense. 89 overall. We made it work. Let's go. And you'll have to wait for the next video. I don't want this one to drag on. You have to wait for the next video. I'm gonna build the best, literally the best possible team I can get. So I'll see if I can beat 89. And then we'll play that squad. All right, y'all. Hey, I love you guys. I'll see you in the next video. Thanks so much. As always, huge W with my draft. Peace.


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Today we are going to talk about lecture number 36 where we will be discussing two very important and interesting topics. One is laser plasma accelerators and the other one is accelerator driven systems which is also called accelerator driven subcritical reactor systems. Now first one I am going to discuss about laser plasma accelerators. Now we have so far discussed different kind of accelerators for example DC accelerators where maximum gradient of 1 to 2 million volts per meter is achieved or used. Then the improved version of different one is RF accelerators. This could be either room temperature or superconducting time. Now in the case of room temperature RF accelerators, gradients used are of the order of 10 million volts per meter and in the case of superconducting RF accelerators, gradients in the range of 50 to 100 million volts per meter are usable. Now these gradients are not enough if you want to go to very high energies and therefore new technology has to be developed and one of the such technology is a laser plasma accelerator technology where accelerating gradients of 100 to 300 gb per meter are achievable. In fact in experiments 100 giga volts per meter has been measured and has been achieved. Now what is this laser plasma accelerator just to give you some points it involves you apply an high power from terawatt to petawatt ultra short which is of the femtoseconds laser pulse into a plasma that will create the plasma wave. This plasma can be created either by the laser pulse itself or it can be created by some other pulse. So some other pulse suppose the laser this plasma is created then you can inject this ultra short high power laser beam and that will generate a electron pulse beam which is responsible for having the gradients accelerating gradient. Now acceleration gradients of 100 gb per meter have already been achieved and they have been measured in the lab. By injecting electrons properly or some of the electrons from the plasma itself they can be accelerated these electrons can be accelerated to very high energies. Let me just tell you what is the status of this at this moment high energy accelerators for example the I will take examples of two accelerators one is tevatron at Fermilab and that tevatron is a colliding ring where one tv protons interacts with another one tv antiproton and these collagens are studied. This antiproton is denoted by like this so this is p into p bar this is p and antiproton proton antiproton collagens. Another accelerator is a large hadron collider or more popularly known as LSC where seven tv beam collides or interacts with another seven tv proton beam both of them are protons. Of course in this accelerator heavy ions also can be accelerated and they are accelerated to seven tv each. The circumference of this accelerator is about 27 kilometer and these pp collisions take place. They have also planned a future circular collider that is called FCC at Sun for search of new particles and study of the interactions. Circumference of this new accelerator will be 100 kilometer. Cost at this moment is estimated to be about 23 billion tons as superconducting magnets are used. So the energy is 100 tv in center mass and that is the energy which is used in the collisions nuclear reactions or particles. So 100 tv if you take it is 10 power 5 gv and the ultimate goal is to achieve 10 power 19 gv where all forces are expected to unify unification of all the forces will is expected to take place at 10 power 19 gv. So ultimately the technologies and infrastructure has to be developed in such a way that ultimately we should be able to reach to 10 power 19 gv. Now coming back to laser plasma accelerator this plasma based accelerators can support accelerating electric fields many order of magnitude higher than the conventional accelerators. The reason is you have seen as I said in the last slide here that in the RF superconducting accelerators you get let's say maximum 100 mb per meter while in the case of laser plasma accelerators you can get 100 g per meter so that means is 1000 times more. Now this restriction or the limitation in conventional devices come because of dielectric breakdown because of high fields is not able to sustain that and therefore the dielectric breakdown takes place dielectric of because we are using either cavities or waveguides and there when the field becomes very high field ionization takes place and plasma will be formed and we will not be able to go to higher voltages or higher gradients. However in laser plasma accelerators or any plasma accelerators plasma is already broken down therefore there is already plasma is there so there is no such limitation and therefore there is no real limitation on the accelerating gradients. The electric field E z which is a accelerating direction E z is supported by plasma is proportional to the root of electron density so this is the basic thing so gradient is proportional to root n is the electron density electron density the electric fields are created by a driving beam driver beam and that driver beam could be either laser or it could be electron beam also or even the particle beams also and that happens because of due to separation of charges that means in the plasma you know microscopically plasma is neutral that means positive and negative particles are roughly equal and they are totally it is neutral however in this case in laser plasma accelerators there is a separation of electrons from the positive ions and that is what is responsible for generation of electric field. Now let us see that what are the type of things possible these electron plasma waves travel with a phase speed close to the speed of the drive that means laser and laser it moves almost at the velocity of light and therefore when these electrons also move with that high energy electrons can be accelerated so if the plasma density is of this order that means 10 per 19 per cc then it can support the field of about 300 g e per meter more than roughly thousand times as I have just now explained it than the more than thousand times greater than the radio frequency per even with the superconducting structures. Now I loudly think that if suppose that you can get I do not know I do not know whether it is possible how difficult it is the electron density of 10 or 20 per cc then the field can be in tv per meter in distance so that means in tv energy you can get in one meter structure itself and that will be a fantastic thing but there will be a lot of difficulties in getting this plasma density of 10 or 20 per cc so this basically when you get these kind of high energies what it translates it translates that the size of the accelerator will be reduced considerably see for example what was hundreds of meters will become only a few meters and when the length of the accelerator reduces considerably then the cost also will come down because the building has to be very small infrastructure has to be very so cost also will reduce so these are two advantages then the size of the accelerator also comes down as a consequence of that the cost also cost reduction is there but to explain that how this works just a few remarks about how this laser plasma accelerators in laser plasma accelerators a short laser pulse of the order of femtosecond excites a wake of plasma oscillations and as a consequence of that the radiation pressure of this short intense laser beam pushes plasma electrons forward and aside separating electrons from the positively charged ions creating a positive positively charged column this also can be explained that there is a powder voltage force which pushes electrons away from the axis and generates a charge separation between ions and influence that this is what is responsible for this is where the density of the electrons in plasma will come into picture of course there will be a restoring force also and that will initiate a local density oscillations this is demonstrated here in this figure which I have taken from this reference that at the center of this axis there are no electrons and since the positive ions they are much heavier almost 2000 times heavier than electrons they move very slowly so there will be a separation of ions from the electrons so ions all the electrons will be generated will be collected here or it will be all around so there will be a gradient accelerating gradient will be formed which could be of the order of 100 to 300 right now maybe at some stage it will increase and those electrons if they match phase wise with the wave then they will be accelerated to very high energies so this is I've already explained that plasma accelerators use wave fields generated by plasma density electron plasma density waves so this is most important now what kind of things when I'm talking about that 100 to 300 giga oh giga volt per meter what are the conditions involved in it so let's see as I explained earlier that the gradient is at is proportional to root of electron density now suppose the density is 10 power 19 electrons per cc and you are able to separate one percent of this then one percent means the density is of this order and that will amount to an electric field of 0.3 GB per meter however if your system is such that you are able to have the density per termination of almost 100 percent that means there are no electrons in the center then the gradients correspond to about this and as I mentioned that if it goes to about 10 to 20 per cc then you will get it into almost like TV per meter range so most important of this to summarize this whole thing the most important of this whole process is generation of charge separation that means you are separating electrons from the positive charge so there is a separation of charge between ions and electrons now depending upon how this process takes place the plasma accelerators are categorized into several categories and some of them are mentioned so how this electron plasma wave is formed so suppose this plasma wave is formed by electron plasma wave is formed by an electron bunch then those kind of accelerators are called plasma wave field acceleration however if that is done using a laser beam so a laser beam or laser pulse in introduced from outside to form an electron plasma wave ultimately it is the plasma wave which is responsible for acceleration of electrons so if that is formed because of laser beam or laser pulse then it is called laser wave field acceleration now it is also possible that we inject two laser beams and with different frequencies and then they interact and a beat wave is formed and that baby also can give acceleration that kind of accelerators or the acceleration is called laser beat wave acceleration in this case the electron plasma wave arises based on different frequency generation of two laser beams two laser pulses here two lasers are required now there is another category which is even more efficient they are the formation of an electron plasma beam effectively electron plasma wave is required and that is achieved formation of this is achieved by a laser pulse modulated by stimulated Raman forward is getting instability and here the much higher gradients are possible and that kind of accelerators are called cell modulated laser wave field acceleration so these are some of the categorization these are some of the types of accelerators which are now the first laser plasma accelerator this concept was given by Tajima and Dawson and in that was published in physical review letters here and it's a short paper but very good paper and this was theoretical paper theoretical concept was given by these two scientists later on a system was built in the lab by Chandrasekhar Joshi and colleagues and they accelerated the particles electrons using this laser plasma accelerator to high energies in the GEV per meter gradients after that several labs have started working and for example Laurence Berkeley national laboratory they have one GEV over 3.3 centimeter that means it is a gradient is of the order of so it's roughly 30 so gradient is of the order of 30 GEV per meter similarly slack the Stanford laboratory linear Stanford linear accelerator center they injected 40 GEV electrons into the laser plasma accelerators and they accelerated this to 82 GEV adding 42 GEV energy to the electron over a length of only about 85 centimeters now if this energy had to be achieved in slack itself it will corresponds to about 65 meters so you can say that is almost like thousand times reduction in the length itself so this is a very good technique and very good excellent now the challenges which are involved here is improved performance of laser systems and in this one the laser beam quality reliability and stability have to be improved and perhaps the average power also that means right now we were using only femtosecond pulse width maybe that is because of this the average power is very small so average power also has to be increased if you want to have higher acceleration so these are some of the things which we have to improve and of course this is very important right now people have developed terawatt or even petawatt lasers and they have been is thinking of developing even higher power accelerators so you can see that there are various labs which are using terawatts some people have been developing petawatt and also now people have started talking about exawatt lasers so once this is available the gradients of much higher values will be available another thing which we have to develop is to develop the external injection because right now suppose when you are picking up some of the electrodes which are there in the system and accelerating them they the current will be very small so you should be able to develop an external injection system scheme to increase the energy of the electrodes as well as quality of the beam also will improve further and the density will go up so higher currents can be achieved if you are if you can master the technique of external injection scheme then there is a also thinking that if you want to do all this is it possible to have a multi-stage of acceleration not just one but you can assemble for example in the RF accelerators we have different cavities they are so particle accelerated by one system or further accelerated by another system like this there are several systems so can we have can we have a multi-stage accelerations and of course there will be a lot of technical difficulties but one should think about it so multi stages of acceleration to compensate for laser damping and electron defacing in the plasma because phasing of match phase matching of these electrons to the wakes will be extremely important for further acceleration of the beam so these are two things which we have to we have to master and we have to improve it and if that is done so three things will happen one is that we will be able to get higher energies second thing is that we will be able to get much higher currents and then we will have a quality of the beam will also increase will improve further and these all these things so we we achieve them the these accelerators of good quality beams will be possible so this is laser plasma accelerators so these plasma accelerators are showing a great promise and they were giving lot of importance by the best journals like nature physical regulators and Scientific American and you can see that they published it on the front page now in India also we have started working on in this field for example a system has been developed has been developed in the RRCAD and the diagram is shown here where a 10 terawatt 45 femtosecond pulse from the laser is made to interact with the gas which forms the plasma and a mono energetic beam was accelerated was energy beam was obtained you can see here on the the parameters of that mono energetic beam are given here the electron energy was about 50 mbv energy is spared of about 5 percent beam divergence 4 milliliter and one charge was of the order of 10 picocoulomb they have also further improved the system and recently sometime back the accelerated electron beam of up to 1 gb with a broad spectrum has been obtained with a peak of 500 mbv and here again the 10 terawatt laser with the 10 hertz was used so they have gone up to and the further improvements are being done to increase the energy and to make it a very sharp peak this has been taken from this uh uh invited talk by Anand Murthy from RRCAD there is another system developed at Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Mumbai and they have developed a laser plasma accelerators system to get high energy multiple charge state ion beams and then converted them into a neutral beam for their studies and some typical results is the they showed that it's a neutral argon beam of mbv energy with intense laser has been accelerated and this is shown here and they were interested in studying the neutral beams and that is why first they accelerated to high energy and then they convert into uh neutral beams so these are two accelerators which have been developed in India and used and now I will be talking about the second part