You too team keep it clean. What's going on? It's in great here with another video and in this video. I am currently Sitting in traffic. So we may be here for a little while But anyway Team keep it clean What a game big I big shout out to the charges huge shout out to the charges.  Yeah, I know y'all watching the Eagles game, too So sorry about that the Eagles in the Bears game But Ravens ain't got they have absolutely zero excuses for this for the reason that they lost this game Zero excuses they had every single opportunity in the world to win and win And I mean all the way down to the end. There was a lot of people that left There was a lot of people that left after I think early in the fourth quarter a lot of people left because they were like, oh, yeah This is they they done they done I kept saying that and I tweeted it to y'all know already I said it ain't over till it's over man. I said it ain't over till it's over Telling people that and the reason that I'd be saying that is because it's true a lot of people they like to give up early in the games They like to give up just when things are looking rough not me though, man All right, cuz I've seen craziest stuff happen Even if we would have come back in that game It wouldn't even have been all all that crazy because we've all if you've been watching football even for the past couple years Man, you've seen craziest stuff Crazier comebacks happen. So It's not like the Ravens were out of it just because they were down a couple scores This was I mean, this was great, man This was this was a it was a great game and I mean and I'm not even I'm not even sad. I'm not even mad I'm just I'm disappointed. I'm disappointed with how it would how it turned out obviously because the Ravens lost I definitely was a I definitely Would have rather than one But yeah, shout out to the charges, man That there was no way that you could tell me that in this game there was absolutely no way if you would have told me that in this game that Marty morning wig that he would have been calling the same exact place And he wouldn't have been he wouldn't have been creative in this game going against the team that we faced already There's absolutely no way that if you would have told me that I would have believed you I wouldn't have no way I would never have believed you. I would never have believed you ever Never, never, I woulda never believed you. If you woulda told me, hey, engraving, guess what? Marty, y'all playing the charges for the second time around this season. Y'all playing the charges for the second time around this season, and guess what? Marty's not gonna be creative.  I woulda been like, and I even said it, I'm like, there's no way. There's no way that Marty runs some of the same stuff that he would, or not necessarily some of the same stuff, but there's no way that he doesn't, open up the playbook the second time around. There's no way, I woulda said there's no, and I said that there was no way that he was gonna do that, but he did it. He did it, man. They were just, the play calling was just atrocious. He was atrocious. I mean, Lamar, he wasn't helping that much either, but that dude, he wasn't having no kind of time, and it was just ugly, and he was missing on some passes too. He was definitely missing on some passes, but the play calling was just like, they kept on, it was so obvious, it was so obvious, and it was so, what's the word that we lookin' for? The word when it's obvious, well obviously, obvious is the word, but it's another word that I'm lookin' for, but I cannot think of it right now. Predictable, there we go, thank you, predictable. That's the one, predictable, predictable. That's the one, that's what I was lookin' for. Oh, real quick, shout out to all the Steelers fans, shout out to all the Browns fans, cause I know there was a couple of them that came through, whether it was by DM or whether it was on Twitter or whatever.  Steelers and Browns fans, y'all can't talk any trash cause you guys were watchin' us in the playoffs. There's absolutely nothin' you can say that can supersede that. There's nothin', there's nothin'. You can say Ravens one and done, you can say the Ravens sucked, you can say the Ravens this and Ravens that, but guess what, you're talkin' about the Ravens because you can't talk about Browns or Steelers because y'all were watchin' us play. Y'all were watchin' us play. So, and that's for any fans of any teams that's not in the playoffs, that's yackin' at the mouth, and that's fine, that's football, we love that, we enjoy it, but that's, especially Steelers and Browns fans, y'all got absolutely, he say yeah only for a week, it don't matter. You were not in the playoffs, you were not in the position to win a Super Bowl, you were not in the position to advance past week 17 because your season ended week 17, ours ended a week later, but guess what, you guys ended week 17, so there's absolutely nothing you can say that will supersede that, like literally nothing. There's absolutely, it's absolutely nothing, Steelers fan, Browns fan, anything, there's absolutely nothing. Now he just says Ravens thought they won a Super Bowl, but guess what, your team ain't winin' a Super Bowl, you're not even in the playoffs, baby. Like, it's crazy, man. Like, and again, I love trash talk, you know me, I love trash talk, love it, love it, love it, love it, love it. But you gotta know how to put people in their place, man. You gotta know how to put people in their place, man. So it's all good, man. It's all good, man. Oh boy, he's crazy. Wow. This guy who was just drivin', he was almost as crazy as some of these Steelers and Browns fans who were tryin' to talk trash. When they were sittin' at the crib or at the sports bar, chillin' and watchin' our game play out. But anyway, just to get started, Lamar Jackson, because there was a lot of people, there was, I mean, we got a lot of questions from subscribers, but anyway, there were a lot of people who, oh, I'm never gonna make this. Okay, there we go. There were a lot of people that were calling, I mean, y'all heard it, tweeted it out, too. There were a lot of people that were booing Lamar Jackson. There were a lot of people that were callin' for flacco. There were a lot of people just, yeah, that was it. They were booing Lamar Jackson, callin' for flacco. Not everybody was doin' that, but a lot of people were doin' that. It was goin' on, man.   Straight up. Cause there'd be some Ravens fans that's so, they so, like, just where there's fair weather. I don't even know if fair weather is the word. I don't even know if fair weather is the word, but it's just some, maybe fake. Maybe fake is the word. Maybe fake is the word. There's some Ravens fans that's just so, like, fake. Like, really fake. Like these, and there was a lot of same dudes that was cheerin' for Lamar before. Ruin' for Lamar, like, oh yeah, Lamar time, da-da-da-da-da. But now in a game where he's struggling, the offense is struggling and the play callin' was definitely struggling, but in a game where he struggles and that, now all of a sudden y'all callin' for his head. And with that, it was like, oh, do I have this? Okay, I'll take it, I mean, thank you. And it's like, yeah, he was, how are we here in the first place, man? How are we even in a position to where we made it?  Boy, I'm bold, man. I'm bold, but I'm tryin' to make it to 95, baby. So anyway, okay. Anyway, sorry, man, I just had to make sure that I get in the right lane, because I'm not tryin' to go to New York. I do not like New York. I've been there, I think twice in my life, and the last time, I just did not like it. Anyway, what was I sayin'? Oh yeah, the Ravens fans that were booing Lamar Jackson, cheerin' for Flacco, like, or chanting for Flacco, callin' for Flacco to come in, it's like, I'm glad that Harbaugh stuck with Lamar Jackson. And I did tweet earlier in the game that I thought, I really thought that there would be a big chance that Harbaugh was gonna end up benchin' Lamar Jackson and bringin' in Flacco. I thought that right before the second half, cause Ravens had one more chance to do something, they didn't, and I thought that I was like, oh, I was like, yeah, I think after halftime or even, whether it be after halftime or even if you give Lamar Jackson one more series, then I really thought that there was a chance that Harbaugh and company might put in Joe Flacco, but at the same time, I did also tweet that even though I felt like they were gonna do that, I didn't agree with it, because how can that would make Harbaugh look like a fool? That would make Harbaugh look like a liar? That would make Harbaugh look like he was not a man of his word. And reason I say that, cause I know a lot of y'all gonna be like, but in Raven, the passing game would've been so much better with Flacco, and it could've been, but if Harbaugh earlier, he said, Lamar Jackson gives us the best chance to win games. Lamar Jackson is our starting quarterback. If it's playoff time, even if you down, man, if that's your guy, that's the guy who you said is your guy, you gotta ride with him, man. You got to ride with him. You can't fall back on your backup plan. You can't fall back on, you can't fall back to Flacco.  That would make it, it would just make you look so bad, and you would lose a lot of trust, not only from your associates or your, yeah, your associates, your coworkers, you would lose the trust of the team. Reason I say that, and again, not saying that Flacco is not a better passer, cause he's obviously a better passer than Lamar Jackson. I mean, he's only been doing this for 11 years, but because if you would put Flacco back in, you could lose Lamar's trust, and that could divide a locker room, man. That could divide a locker room quick, and if you lose a locker room, then you can pretty much count yourself out of there. You can pretty much count yourself out of there as a head coach. You can count yourself out of there. Look at Hugh Jackson with the Browns, look at Mike Tomlin with the Steelers every single year, but just look at that.  That's the only way that, that's the only way that Marvin Lewis still even had a job for this long, but I mean, that's an easy way to lose your locker room. Easy way to lose your locker room, man, because you will be going backwards. You will be going backwards. Yeah, I know the season was on a line, but again, another thing too, a lot of people say, and again, I'll go back to this again. A lot of people say, yeah, Flacco, he's so money in the playoffs, da, da, da, da. And that's fine, cause he has been. We don't know what he is, cause we ain't been in playoffs since 2014.  You gotta ride with him. You gotta ride with him. How can somebody get better at something? How can somebody get better at situational football if you take them out in the situations? Please explain that to me. If anybody can explain that to me without the answer being, by them actually being in the situations, I would love to hear it. I would love to hear it. How would somebody get better in a situation if you don't even let them play in that situation? How would you possibly do that? How can you get better at anything if you don't actually do it? Cause I know, like I said, a lot of people were like, oh yeah, Ravens should pull, they should pull Lamar put in Flacco. Like how, how would Lamar possibly get better when the game is on the line, when all the pressure in the world is on, if his head coach who said he's the starter, if his head coach who said he gives the best team a chance to win, if his head coach who said he got his back, how could Lamar get better if his head coach that said all this stuff that backed them, if his head coach pulled him out the game? That would make absolutely no sense. And for anybody that thinks it would, something's wrong up here. How would that make sense? How would that make sense? For the same guy that got y'all here, and again, like I always say, Flacco took part in the first part, but they were four and five and it ain't like this offense was lights out. I didn't see myself on the screen. Some people said they saw me. I didn't see it though, but that it just wouldn't make sense. It wouldn't make sense. I'm not in my feelings. I'm just speaking the truth. Please, Michael, because I know you said I'm off the mark with this one or something like that. Please tell me how that would make sense by not letting Lamar play if Lamar is struggling. Has Flacco struggled, answer me this, anybody. Has Flacco ever struggled in a game before? Please tell me. Has Flacco ever struggled in a playoff game in a regular season game? Has Joe Flacco ever struggled before? If Flacco has never struggled before, then okay, put Joe Flacco in. You should have never put in Lamar. If Flacco's never struggled before. Think about that. It's about, yeah, it is about the team.  So if it's about the team, you need to be a man of your word and you need to show that you're not so quick to give up on people. You gotta show that you're not quick to give up on people. Like if they were to put in Joe Flacco, would you gonna give up on Lamar Jackson after what the turnaround that this team has had? And like I always say, the turnaround is not just Lamar Jackson, of course not. It's been Gus. It's been KD. It's been the offensive line. It's been the tight ends. It's been, of course, the defense playing good all season.  His impact on a run game was huge. Three points and three quarters. And then what, 17 and four? Like what are you saying that they should pull Flacco? I mean, they should put in Flacco? What, oh, Michael, real quick, shout out to my guy Michael. What's your solution? Cause I'm really curious to hear this. Cause you keep saying everything that I'm saying is wrong. I want to hear what your solution would have been in this game. What should the Ravens' game that you feel would really have either won in the game or what do you feel the Ravens should have done?   You're like, oh man, I got bench and now Flacco won. So then what do you do next week? What are you gonna do next week? Lock a room, divide it.  You don't want that? Cause it's not, it's not just all about. My fault, y'all. I'm back. You know how my phone like doing, man. When they get jumping in here, my phone like messing up, man. They love doing that. But I'm sorry. Now I'm not gonna be able to read your, read whatever your solution is, Mike. Cause traffic, no traffic no more now. If I get into traffic, then you can put your solution, but I can't see it right now. But either way, your solution is going to divide a locker room. You put, you put Flacco in. What, and then all Lamar said, this is everybody's team. I know Lamar said that before. I know Flacco been fully supportive of Lamar, but these are still two quarterbacks. These are still two quarterbacks. And you know that quarterback's got feelings. You know that quarterback's got feelings. And yes, it is football. So a lot of times you gotta put your pride aside. You gotta put feelings aside. But at the same time, if your coach says that you're the guy and you're the backup, then all of a sudden your coach flip flops, even if you are struggling in a game. And it's like, why didn't, why didn't the hardball flip flop with Joe Flacco early in this season when he was struggling? Should he have done that and went to Lamar? Think about that, man. Should he have done that when Joe Flacco was struggling? I think he should have. It's ended up calling it from having to do that. But then the injury also, that injury really, that pretty much sealed Joe Flacco's fate, man. And I was actually surprised that Marty, that they, and somebody brought this to, I forgot who it was, some of my apologies. But I was surprised that Marty, they didn't run the goofy stuff with Flacco because somebody mentioned how, did you notice how when Joe Flacco was a starter, they would bring out Lamar a lot.  But when Lamar was a starter, Flacco ain't touched a field. Flacco did not touch the field. So that really showed that they were all in on Lamar Jackson. They were all in on Lamar Jackson. So if you all in on somebody, just because they're struggling regardless if it's playoff or not, you gotta be all in with me. You have to leave them in the game. You have to. Because if you take them out, then all that all in stuff you were talking about them are them being your starter. You having it back like that? That's out the window. That's out the window the second you benched them. The second you benched them, that's all out the window. It's done. So I'm glad they stuck with Lamar and they actually started passing the ball. And yet at the Chargers, they probably weren't playing their best defense. But guess what? The Chargers still had a game to win. So I know there are a lot of people that are gonna say, oh well the points came in garbage time and the Chargers were playing pre-vend defense. Guess what? Chargers still had a game that was on the line, y'all. They still had a game that was on the line. They still had a game that they had to win and close out. And that defense was not preventing much. They still had some nice pass rush, of course. And the pass rush ended up being what? Ended up winning them the game in the end or closing it out for them.   They still had a game to win. And they, boy, again, like I said earlier, man, I am super, super, super, super proud of this team, how they fought back. They appreciate, I didn't get to see who donated. So my apologies. So I appreciate that donation, whoever it was. I'm just super happy for how this team fought back, man. They fought back, man. They fought back. This game was looking like it was a blowout. It was looking like it was over, but the deep shout out to the defense too, man. I have absolutely no complaints. I have absolutely no, nothing bad to say about the defense in this game. Nothing, nothing because the defense was the only reason that we were still in this game. They was the only reason in this game that we were still in this game. The only reason. If it wasn't for the defense, we would have blow out. And it almost was, but if it wasn't for the defense, man, defense did what they had to do. Don Maudendale, again, if he ended up leaving to be a head coach, I wouldn't like it as far as for the Ravens, but he deserves it. Let him go get it. Jerry Rossburg, special teams. I don't know what happened with Justin Tucker in his foot, man. Maybe he was trying to get home to his wife and his kid, but I don't know what that was about. I mean, he missed that field goal, but again, Justin Tucker, man. This guy, like I always say, he's allowed to miss sometimes cause he never does. He never does. So he's allowed to miss sometimes because that guy has been the reason that a lot of our seasons have even been alive. That's been the reason that a lot of our seasons have even been alive. It has been because of Justin Tucker's foot. And again, just to go back to the whole Flacco thing, like Flacco was not lighting it up this season. Flacco was not lighting it up this season. He sure wasn't. So I know some people like, oh yeah, go back to Flacco, like even if Lamar Jackson as a lucid as he is, as fast as he is, blah, blah, blah. If he ain't have no time in the pocket, if Lamar Jackson ain't have no time in the pocket, what makes you think six foot six Joe Flacco would have time in pocket? What makes you think that? What makes you think that if Lamar Jackson as elusive and quick and fast and speedy and just all that stuff as much as he's stuff back there? If he didn't have any time in the pocket, whoa, this offensive line was so bad thing. If he didn't have any time in the pocket, what makes you think Joe Flacco would have been able to do something back there? What makes you think that? What makes you think that? Was the Chargers pass rush back there every single play? Nope. What are some plays where Lamar actually did have some time? Yeah. Did Lamar make every pretty throw today? No, of course not. He had some real bad throws today. So it ain't just on the offensive line and it's not just on the play calling with Marty Morninweg. It's on Lamar too. It's on Lamar too and we've been saying that every game ever since Lamar been started. He gotta become a more consistent passer. He gots to. He gotta become a more consistent passer. But this was a chance for the Ravens to really show them, I mean show him or show us, I guess, really show us if they trusted him or not. And if they were really gonna ride with him or not. And they did. They did. So guess what? Anybody that's calling for Flacco, anybody that wants Flacco to stay next year, that wants him to start next year, you gotta luck. Cause Harbaugh even said it himself in the press conference. He said, Joe Flacco is gonna have a market. So that's saying Flacco is gone. So anybody that doesn't like Lamar, I understand you're entitled to love and like who you like and love. I mean, dislike who you dislike, that's fine. But guess what? That's your starting quarterback. So you ain't got no choice. You ain't got no choice but to root for him. And if you're gonna root against him, that's fine too, that's on you. But like I said before, whoever was gonna start for the Ravens, I was gonna be rooting for them. I was gonna be rooting for them. Whether it was Flacco, whether it was Lamar. And I said that even when Flacco was finally healthy. I said, if they go back to Flacco, hey, I would've rather them stuck with Lamar, but I'm gonna root for Flacco. Cause I'm not one of them fans like a lot of y'all are that just because you dislike a player that you're gonna root against them and you're gonna hope that they do bad. Cause there's a lot of Ravens fans like that with Lamar Jackson. A lot of people thought that I would be like that with Kenna Dixon. No, of course not. Course not. Course not. No, not me. Couldn't be me. And I said all the stuff in the world about Kenna Dixon, but I would never root against him cause that's, he plays for the Ravens.   That doesn't make any sense whatsoever. And it's a lot of people that actually do that. It's a lot of people that do that, man. I don't know why, I don't know how, but it's a lot of people that do it, man. Couldn't be me. Couldn't be me. Couldn't be me. Couldn't be me. Somebody said something about the Fumble. He said Lamar needs to go back to Louisville.  I hope you get somebody. I hope somebody falls for your troll, your bait. It ain't gonna be me though, man. But anyway, somebody said something about Lamar's Fumbles. Yeah, that's a big problem. Not all the Fumbles were on him, but most of his Fumbles this season have been on him. There was one, the one in this game, early in this game, he just got knocked out, but he did get the ball back and still picked it up and almost made a play. That was crazy. That was crazy, but he ended up throwing a shot. There were a lot of short balls in this one, man. Say Lamar, you gotta put some mustard on that thing, man. There was some short passes, but that play that he made when he fumbled in the first quarter, it's like, man, the Ravens weren't meant, they weren't meant to have that drive because Lamar went and fumbled in the first quarter. Like, I think it was the first drive. He fumbled it, picked it up, and scrambled, then threw a pass, but he threw it short, incomplete. Like, wow, he saved the play. The play, that was a scary one, but he ended up saving it. But then at the very next play, hand off to Kenneth Dixon, pop, fumbled, and charges balls. Okay, great, that's pretty bad. So, but again, shout out to the defense because the defense was the reason that we were in this game. They were the reason. They were the reason. What else? But yeah, Lamar with the fumbles, that's been a big issue all season. Well, all his starting season. And I think he fumbled once more too before he was starting, I believe. But the fumbles, they been a problem, man. They been a problem. So yeah, he definitely gotta tighten up on those, man. Definitely gotta tighten up on those. But again, like we talked about, just a quick recap on him, on his game. He's gotta get better and more consistent as a passer, and he's gotta correct them fumbles. And he has also got to, the play calling has to be a lot better. They were too conservative. They were way too conservative. They were way too conservative. Way too conservative. Moving on to the offensive line, they were terrible this game. This was probably their worst Lamar starting game of the season. This was their worst Lamar starting game of the season. The worst, worst one. They picked the worst time to have their worst game of the season too. It was terrible. The pass blocking was just awful. The run blocking was just, well, charges were loading that box up too, man. So I think for the run blocking, that was more so on the charges just loading it up. Pass blocking was bad. It was so bad. It was so bad. Offensive line had terrible games today. Running backs. How many carries did Gus Edwards have? Like eight or nine? I feel like he didn't even carry the ball that much. I feel like they were doing a lot of KD this game. But how many carries did Gus Edwards have? I don't even know, but Gus Edwards just, he obviously didn't have a good game. Charges were all over that. Kenneth Dixon, he obviously didn't have a good game, especially with the fumble, but he did make that big play at the end of the game with that huge catch that he made on Derwent James. I was, that was crazy, man. Got it on camera too.  Oh, what a game, man. Again, shout out to the Charges, man. They did what they had to do. Kenneth Dixon definitely didn't have a good game running wise. Taiman Gumri, I don't even think he got any rushes. He had some kick returns because they didn't have Chris Moore back there. Arthur Sevis, John Brown didn't really have a chance to do anything because Lamar threw him some bad passes. Willie Snead didn't really have much of a chance to do much because I threw him some bad passes. Michael Crabtree, he came through at the end force with the two touchdowns. So shout out to him, but he didn't really have a chance to do much throughout the game. I don't even think, I think maybe those were his only two catches to the game, right? I think so. And Chris Moore, he was out there for a few snaps, but nothing. Mark Andrews didn't get his first catch, I believe, to the fourth quarter. Hayden Hearst, he dropped one in the fourth quarter. Did he have any catches too? I don't think so, but I don't remember for sure. Mark, I mean not Mark Andrews, Max Williams. Max Williams, there was a pass with Lamar. He threw one of them sidewinder passes, and Max Williams had to sort of duck forward and pick it up low, but Lamar, I think he threw it like that because there was a defender, like I think it was Ingram who was like jumping in his face. So he had to throw it like that. And Max Williams made a nice catch, some nice little body adjustment and still picked up a few more extra yards too. So that was nice, but I think that was the only thing that he got to do in this game. So yeah. Wow, that has been a problem, just, it's been a problem, really, even when Flacco was still quarterbacking too, just getting our weapons involved that much more. It's like we got all these tight ends, but just that, like with Marty, it'll happen with Flacco and then with Marty, it'll happen with Lamar Jackson too. He'll start off using so many different weapons, using so many different guys. And you gotta scheme this stuff up, man. You gotta scheme this stuff up, but Marty started off using a bunch of different weapons and a bunch of different receivers, tight ends, getting everybody involved. But then as the season continues, whether it's with Flacco, whether it's a Lamar Jackson, the weapons just stopped being used. They, I don't know if he's just, I don't know what the game plan was. I just don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I just don't know. I don't know. So, ooh, my exit's coming up. That's nice. So, that was that. Yeah, that's everybody, man. I mean, because we talked about, yeah, we talked about a quarterback, blind back, offensive line, wide receivers, tight ends. And then special teams. Special teams, we got the punt block. We got the, got the punt block, got the field goal block. Didn't get any returns. But yeah, special time. Nelson Tucker, he kicked the field goal, but he missed the field goal. And he made the extra point attempt. The point after the attempt, I mean. Special teams, they was, it was, it was good. Of course, with the Justin Tucker miss, that's why it wasn't great. But special teams had a good game today. They tried for the, they tried it twice, didn't get it. The second was actually pretty good, but they just, they couldn't get it. And I mean, Chargers expecting an outside kick. So that's not, it wasn't a bad thing. I was, I wasn't tripping that they didn't get that. I was like, okay, cool, whatever. So yeah, special teams, they had a good, oh, oh no. I mean, they had, they had an okay game. So I take that back. They didn't have a good, they had, they had a, they had a, not a good, not a good game. Cause they did give up the big return too. I was actually, I was outside. I was still in the, I was not at my seat doing that, the big return. Cause I came in and I'm like, hold up, how are the Chargers all the way, like on our 20 yard line already. And the second half just started. But yeah, special teams, they game overall, well, at least they stopped them and stopped them from getting a touchdown. And then, then we ended up making a missed the field go anyway. So yeah, so yeah, special teams, they had a, they had a good game. I say good like that. I can't say they had a, they had a good game. So they had a good game and say it like that. Defense, again, we've already talked about them. They, they had an excellent game. Yeah, they gave us some third downs here and there. They gave up some plays here and there that we wish they wouldn't have, but the defense for every single situation that the defense was put in, they responded as good as they could. The Ravens, they fumbled the ball with Kenneth Dixon fumbled the ball and the all the Chargers were in our territory from jump defense held. When Lamar threw the pass to Chris Moore and it got tipped up in the air. And I think Chris, Chris Moore just like, I guess that's a drop, but either way on that pass and then the Chargers ended up picking it off. Defense held their own. Defense on third and goal from the one yard line. Even, even before that, before the whole Melvin Gordon controversial fumble, the defense, they held on that because that was third and goal from the one. You got big beefy Melvin Gordon running up the gut and you stopped them. You stopped them short. So that was really good right there. So yeah, defense did their thing today, man. They did their thing today and I absolutely love their game today. They did what they had to do. Shout out to the defense, man. Shout out to them. They, like I said, they played a great, great game, great game. Now it's a great game with my eyes and finally with a pump is great game though. Super great game. Okay, cool. That's me. But yeah, defense, thank you. They played a great game. Great, great game. I gotta give this some food. I'm hungry. What else? Yeah, Jimmy Smith. He didn't have his best game of the season. But Marlon Humphrey, I mean, he didn't have his best game either, either, but his game was better than Jimmy Smith today. I'll tell you that much. Let me move out the way. Cause I'm over here, I'm still doing my strength and these people behind me trying to get gas. I'm not gonna be that guy. I'm not, I'm not gonna be that guy. So let me just move over here cause I don't wanna hold nobody up. I don't wanna be the reason. Cause that wouldn't be right of me. But anyway, yeah, Peanut was making plays. Shout out to Peanut. Punch it out, Peanut. CJ Mowley made some nice tackles. Eric Guero. Eric Guero with the trip up on Melvin Gordon on what I was hoping that was gonna be the fumble. Oh, real quick, you said it's funny that when Raven Sack filled the rivers, the first game the Ravens were beasting, but when the Chargers Sack, LJ, this game, the O-Lines sucked. Well, the O-Lines, they did suck. I mean, it's the same way with the Chargers game too. The O-Lines sucked too. The O-Lines, I mean, it's the same thing.   So I don't know why you, my guy, my guy, really, he thought he had a point on that one, man. He thought, he said, oh yeah, I'm gonna get engraving in all the Raven fans with this one. I got me a point. Nah, man. I mean, again, like I said, man, the defensive line, the pass rush is gonna get to beast and feast if the opposing offensive line does a bad job. It's gonna get to happen. So that's just that. So I, anyway, moving on. But yeah, our pass rush in this game, so thank you for bringing that up, that our pass rush in this game, hold on, and Graven, when did you know the game was over? When Lamar Fumble, who forced that last fumble? Who did that? Because that, whoever forced the last fumble, they came in clean, man. They came in clean. They came in clean on the fourth down play. Well, not the fourth down play, the fourth quarter of the last play of the Ravens Offenses season. Oh, it was, no, no, it was Ingram. You sure? I don't think it was Ingram. Oh no, no, somebody else recovered it. Ingram might have forced it. Somebody else recovered it with some crazy name.  Who also? I don't know. Oh, Inc. Oh, it was Orlando Brown that gave that up? You sure it wasn't Stanley? Cause I thought the guy came in from the left side. Oh, look at A.R. Reed. Not the actual A.R. Reed, but where's he at? Reed, A.R. Reed. Where'd he go? A.R. Reed, okay. That's enough, man. Whoever it was, it don't even matter. Don't even worry about it, y'all. Y'all don't even know who it was, man. Don't even worry about it. But whoever it was, they came in clean. They came in clean. Like, that's, yeah, Melvin, he was beastin' all day. See, see what we did there? Melvin was beastin' too. I thought they came in from the left side. Yeah, I thought they came in from the left side. I really did. Either way, they came in unblocked. They came in clean, they were just, right at Lamar, boom, knocked it out. And that play reminded me of the Lamar Jackson strip sack in the Chiefs game. There's absolutely nothing that Lamar could have done about that one. Because it was the same exact thing. Where the guy comes in unblocked and Lamar is just gettin' ready to throw. Like, his arm was cocked back just like that, gettin' ready to throw. It was the same exact thing as that Chiefs game. Same exact thing. Guy come in unblocked. There's literally nothing that any quarterback could do about that one. Nothing, nothing. The Ravens got out-coached. Oh, they, oh, and yeah, just to, cause we talked about defense already. The defense did their thing. They played a great game. Shout out to the defense. But, let's talk about coaching real quick too. With coaching, where there was a lot of strings that just obviously didn't go all the way. But, me and I know a lot of y'all too agreed the same thing. That it was so, it was a fourth in one. Well, maybe they said fourth in two. When the defense had just forced the turnover, what was the turnover? Was it the fumble? It wasn't the fumble, was it? No, maybe it was the fumble. Whatever, the defense had forced the turnover. And we had the ball in charges territory. Were we in the red zone? Maybe we were. No, we weren't in the red zone, but we were certainly close. But we had the ball. The defense had just forced the turnover. We had the ball and it was fourth in one or fourth in two. It's like, man, I just knew they were gonna go for it. I just knew they were gonna go for it. I knew they were. I knew they were. I knew they were gonna go for it, but nope. Let's send out the field goal unit. And then, see, with hardball, I know hardball be watching the videos, man. He probably like, see, I know y'all, y'all always like to say I don't take my points. I was taking my points right there. But nah, I just, I thought that, I thought that they should have went for that. And I thought they were gonna go for it. I really thought they were gonna go for it, but they didn't. So I'm like, man, you choose right now to be Mr. Conservatives, really? If Tucker would have made it, it would be a three point game. Nah, I think it would have been a six point game. I think it would have been a six point game, maybe. I forgot what the score was at that point. But either way, it should have been a first. I thought it was a first. I thought Lamar had extended and I thought he got it, but I guess not. But yeah, shout out to hardball for making one good, okay, it would have been a six point game. Okay, I was right. Oh, there we go. All right, thank you. Yeah, Ravens had plenty of chances to win the game. They had plenty of chances to win the game. I should have picked the Chargers to win last time. I picked them to win, but we won. Oh, I mean, there's nothing we could have done about that. But they held Lamar back, they sure did, man. They just did not. They weren't letting them throw. And they kept calling them the same running plays, man. They kept calling the same running plays. Cause I don't even think, cause I know there've been a lot of people saying, oh, this offense not sustainable, this offense ain't gonna work, this offense, this, this offense, that. But they just, the way that they ran this offense today, it was bad. It was bad. And they just, with the predictability and just, they, I feel like they just made it easy for Chargers. I feel like they didn't even make Chargers work on defense. I feel like they didn't even make Chargers work on defense, man. I feel like they, I feel like they just, they made the, they let the Chargers like have an easy day on defense. Maybe, maybe Anthony Lin was like, hey, hey, hardball, man. Look, look, I know you're about to get paid whether it's from the Ravens or somebody else.  And I just need you just do some, do some stuff that, that your team shouldn't do. Make some calls that your team shouldn't normally make in a situation that is playoffs.  I'm gonna slip you my game check and just take care of this for us, okay? Okay? So maybe, maybe that's what Anthony Lin did, man. Maybe he did that. JDC, you clearly don't watch the games. I can tell you don't watch the games at all. He just said, y'all gonna run Lamar into the ground.    So you've been watching too much ESPN, man. You watch too much ESPN and NFL Network and listen to a lot of them goofy analysts and whatnot who just look at the stat sheet and they say, oh man, that's too many runs. He had that many yards.  He is going to get killed. He's not gonna make it. He's not gonna last. He don't even be taking hits, man. Straight up, man. Stop watching ESPN so much, man.  But either way, man. It's all good, man. I'm a Chargers fan and we're coming for you, Pats. Okay, shout out to Adion, man. Have, enjoy the game, man. I had to make sure I congratulated a lot of Chargers fans tonight, man, because they deserved it. There were some Chargers fans that were sitting over by where we were sitting there. They were great, man. They were great. None of the Chargers fans that I saw tonight, none of them were annoying, none of them were rude, none of them were, none of them were like, they were super chill. They were nice. They were talking with us since they were super cool, man. So shout out to the Chargers, man. Yeah, Raven Train, there you go. Alex Smith wasn't running when his legs snapped in half. It's true, man. Just because Lamar runs a lot, he don't be taking that many hits, man. He don't hardly take hits, man. He'll take one once in a blue moon, but yeah, man, he don't be taking many hits, man. Cratchy booked another seat for one on 31 teams. What about Rodgers when he got hurt? Oh, yeah, yeah. I mean, that whole narrative, that's dead, man. There's no, it's football. It's a physical sport. Am I rooting for Chargers or Pats? Oh, I honestly don't even care no more. I hold Saints when it's Super Bowl now. Saints are bears. Saints are bears. Saints, cause I got so much love for them, but bears, that's family right there, cause that's literally family, cause my wife's side of the family, they from Chicago and they love them some bears. I don't even know what the score is, right? What's the score right now? What's the score right now? Anybody got the score? Yeah, what's the score right now? My Super Bowl is when I see breaking news, mortify. Hey, man. It's three to six. Ooh, okay. That's a game right there. Hey, Steven, what's up, baby? What's going on, man? Hope all is well, man. Ugly game, right? Well, not even, well, it was ugly, offense is ugly for the most part. It's six, three, love that. Appreciate y'all updating that score too, man. Thank y'all, man. But yeah, we hear now. Lamar prove he can do it, throwing it, Marty or whoever need to take the reins off. Yeah, yeah, on the next year, exactly, man. Yeah, they do. They just gotta let them loose, man. Let them loose. Again, like I said at the beginning of the stream, there's no way, there's no way that if you would have told me going into this game that Marty Morninweg was gonna be conservative and he wasn't gonna let Lamar throw the ball and he was just gonna be doing the same. There's no way if you would have told me that I would have believed you. I would have never believed you, ever. Cause I would have been for sure. I would have been for sure that in this game, like this is your second, like this is like common knowledge. This is your second time going up against an opponent. Second time, second time, man. This is your second time going against an opponent. There's no way that you are gonna come out with the same strategy that you had in the first time you went against them. Somebody, somebody, I forgot what I was listening to or who it was, where it was, but somebody was saying it's like, it's like going in, it's like if you get into a fight with, what's up, no, John Brown is gone. There ain't no way that John Brown is staying. He's out of here. And that's not a knock on him. That's just a knock on the offense. He was absolutely, he absolutely was not involved in the game plan whatsoever. John Brown is gone. Him and Lamar Jackson, they have no connection. They have no chemistry. They have nothing. John Brown is gone. He is gone. He was on a one year deal. He was smart for signing the one year deal with the Ravens. He said, you know what? This ship might be sinking, but that's why I'm not going to be on here if it sinks. I'm signing the one year deal and I'm getting out of here if things ain't looking right. So John Brown, he, yeah, he ain't, oh yeah, he did give up on that play. He dropped, he dropped, and John Brown, he dropped some passes for Flacco. He dropped some for Lamar. And he, I remember when Lamar threw a touchdown to him and he got scared. I think it was in the Raiders game. But, so he got scared. I think it was in the Raiders game, but it's all good, man. But yeah, John Brown is out of here. Crabtree is out of here. Gone, gone, but John Brown for sure. I'm like 367% sure that John Brown is out, out, out. If Lamar second year can be like Pat Mahon second year plus Lamar's running, oh gee, he's gonna be dangerous. And that's the thing too, man. With Lamar Jackson as the quarterback, he came in late. He started being a starter late. He didn't start till what, week nine, I think I forgot what week it was. Either way, or week 10, whatever it was. He, like this team had already played nine games and while he was slightly involved in those nine games, it was not traditional as your quarterback. So now it's like he's gonna have a full off season knowing that he's a starter. Knowing that he's a starter. He knows that he's a starter now. Ravens know that he's a starter now. So now you got to implement all this stuff. You got to open stuff up for him now. You got to open stuff up for him now. You have to work on his past and work on his mechanic, work on all of that stuff. Pocket presence, work on all of that stuff. Yeah, Jay. So we're not gonna talk about Chris Moore not contesting the ball and just tip it up. We talked about that earlier. I talked about that earlier. Like I said, I think it's considered a drop on Chris Moore. I know ultimately it goes on Lamar's stat. She doesn't interception, but it ain't like that was a bad pass. Now there was another pass that he threw that should have been an interception and it was late in the game. It was like late late in the game. He threw it right to number 43 on the charges and number 42 just dropped it. It should have been a pick. But that Chris Moore, he threw it right to him. Hit him in the hands. It wasn't a bad pass, it wasn't a low pass, it wasn't too high. He put it where Chris Moore could have jumped up and got it, but Chris Moore just saying do that. So he dropped it or tipped it and tipped drill and then interception. That was all she wrote on that play. But yeah, Humphrey that almost had a pick. Browns ain't trash, they're decent. Are we starting to give Tucker too many excuses? No. He just missed, he missed the field goal. Lamar has missed passes. The running backs have dropped that fumbled the ball. The wide receivers sure have dropped passes, but Tucker, I mean, he's still best kick in the league, but are we giving him too many excuses? No, does he deserve an excuse or is he allowed to miss every once in a while? Yes, because he makes everything. And again, like I said, Tucker has been the reason that we were, that we have even been in any of these games for the past, ever since he's been here. Ever since he's been here, he's been the reason that we've been in a lot of these games. He, oh yeah, he said best kick in the league. No, you mean the best kick in the world. Yeah, man. Tucker is the reason that we've even been in plenty of these games. So no, Tucker ain't getting too many excuses. Am I driving back to Florida? No. Oh no, not at all. Judon too good. He had a good game today, especially in run support, man. He made some key plays today. To be honest, he's not even that mad. Yeah, I'm not mad either, man. I'm not mad at all, really. I'm not mad at all. I just disappointed they should have, and again, Raven's like, Raven's, and this is not discredited in the charges at all, but the Ravens, they love to beat themselves. They love to beat themselves. They love it. They love it. They love beating themselves. They love beating themselves. You right, Snow the Boss? They love beating themselves, man. Rivers didn't throw a touchdown. Wow, he didn't throw a touchdown. Wow, that's crazy, man. August had five to six, so he didn't have many carries. I wasn't sure how many carries he had. I thought he had like maybe six or seven, but if he had five to six, that's bad, man. But the Ravens steady beating themselves. The play calling on offense, the just the situational coaching with that fourth down play and just, they beat themselves, man. Oh, he had eight carries? Wow, Lamar played better than Phillip. Well, I wouldn't say that now. I definitely wouldn't say that. He threw more touchdowns than Phillip Rivers, but he did not play better than Phillip Rivers. He said trade for Calvin Ridley. We just need some receivers that's gone man up. Straight up, man. John Brown enjoyed you with the deep passes, but yeah, he's out of there for sure, man. John Brown just, yeah, he started off super hot, but no, he's gone, man. It was such a defensive game. Well, for the Ravens it was. He said, what the heck happened? Why start leading the fourth to do something? Yeah, that's when they really started throwing the ball. All I wanted was, all I wanted, I wanted Ravens to win. Why, even though I love the Ravens, I got to say, nah, nah, nah, nah. Hey, goodbye. They went Super Bowl next year. This guy, man. John Brown probably went in Flacco in, but even when Flacco, at the end of Flacco, like the last couple of games with him, John Brown wasn't doing anything in those games either. Teams were, they were taking him out. They were taking him out. Oh, Eagles now, it's nine to six now, okay. And Graven, do you trust James Hurst to protect you from an eighth game? Oh, man. Hold on, I got a flight to catch early in, well, it's only 6.30. I thought it was a lot later than that. It seems like it's a lot later than it is, man. It seems like it's a whole lot later than it is. Oh, man. Why could that couldn't be the last game of the day, man? I'm like, I feel like I'm almost footballed out, man. You know how, like, because right, y'all know, man, Ravens fans, Ravens will take it out of you. How was the vibe inside the stadium? I feel like last week was more energetic, man. Straight up. I feel like last week was more energetic. I think a lot of people this week, a lot of people knew that this could have been the outcome. It's funny, I predicted the Ravens to win by six and that's how much they ended up losing by. Straight up. But I think the vibe last week was so much better. And I'm not even just saying that to, because the Ravens lost or whatever, but last week it was a lot better. It was a lot more energized. And this week it had got super, there was one point where it had got, there was one point in this game where it had got louder this week than it was last week. And it was the loudest that I had ever heard the Ravens stadium. I forgot when it was. I think it might have been on the third down. The Chargers last third down where we had to stop them so we could have a chance for a game winning drive. I think that was the one. Hold on, real quick, real quick, real quick.  Let's just acknowledge Patriots for Life real quick, man. Let's give him a round of applause. I'm clapping for you. Cause I see you need some attention. Bad man. I have been streaming for 56 minutes and for 59 minutes you've been putting that y'all loss in the comments section. So real quick, let me get you that attention that you need, man.  Anything, anything. Real quick, man.  Please say it now. You have the floor. The stream is yours. If I could conference you in, then I would bring you on the stream too.  Please do, man. Please do. Round of applause for you, man. Okay, he just say y'all loss again. Okay, that's it. All right, so he don't got anything left to say. Anyway, so we'll go back to ignoring you. Anyway, so with, yeah, what a game, man. But yeah, the vibe in the vibe in the stadium last week, it was so much better last week than it was this week. Just overall, just overall, it was so much better.   Some fans are just leave. They leave. A lot of people on, I forgot what the exact play was. I think it was when we went three and out or something like that in the fourth quarter. Or maybe it might've been the third, but they were like, you know what? I'm out and a lot of people left. A lot of people left. A lot of people left. You already know, Gabriel, a lot of people left. A lot of people walked out.  I'm done. I'm gonna beat the traffic. I'm gonna leave. I'm out. But that's why I always say it ain't over till it's over. It's defense, man. Defense, they held us in, man. They kept us in the game. Shout out to the defense again. But a lot of people left. A lot of people left. But then, and the energy kind of, it didn't get sucked out of the stadium, but the energy kind of died down a lot. And it was, it was just, it was bad. Ooh, oh man, almost blocked somebody. That was a big accident. The energy was just, it just left. Completely left. I think we'll keep all four tight ends now. I think Max Williams will be gone. Maybe Boyle too. But I don't think we'll keep all four. I mean, we're obviously gonna keep Andrews and Hurts, but yeah, I think the other two could be gone. This was Raven's last playoff appearance. Well, of course it was, because this game was the last time that the Ravens have been in the playoffs until next year. So yeah, this was their last playoff appearance. Malahumfree tweeted, it felt like an away game. Oh, he said that? Ooh, wow. Can't blame them for how it was in that late in the third and fourth quarter, because it got quiet. It got like quiet. And I mean, I understood why, because the team just with the offense, they sucked the life out of the crowd, because the offense was just dead, man. They were dead all game. They were dead all game, all game. And fans just weren't happy. They were booing, they were booing Lamar. On the vlog, I got a lot of stuff that I have to edit out, because it is definitely some stuff in there that's not part of Team Keep It Clean. So when I'm editing that vlog, I have to listen to it closely. But yeah, man, that's... I mean, it is what it is, man. You think hardball should have went to Flacco in the second half? No, no. Stick with the guy who you said gives you the best chance to win. Ride him out. I think what hardball should have done in the second half was not go to Flacco, but go to somebody who was standing next to Flacco. That being Marty Morninwick. And he should have been like, hey, how do you know if they were booing Lamar? I was there. They were booing Lamar. I even recorded it too. I recorded it. So when you watch the vlog, you will see plenty of booze for Lamar Jackson. And again, like I said, there's gonna be stuff that I have to edit out because there were some people that just, a lot of people that were not part of Team Keep It Clean. So that's that. If Justin Tucker makes the field goal, we're only down, no, we were down six. The score was 12-3 at that point. It was 12-3. We'd be down six. But I hate that he got booed. Yeah, man, I mean, like that's how some Ravens fans are, man. They just so like flaky. That's the perfect word, flaky. It's a lot of Ravens fans that's just flaky.  Then all of a sudden this week he's struggling and the game wasn't over. He looked at sometimes like it was over, but it wasn't over, but some people so flaky. They so flaky. And he said, Marty should have retired at halftime. I wish Dolphins fans would like that with Tana Hill. I thought they were. I thought Dolphins fans were worse than Ravens fans, man. I know like Dolphins fans. Boy, if Dolphins ain't winning, Dolphins fans don't show up to nothing, man. Flacco said goodbye to the ball. Did he really? Well, that'll make me cry if I saw that, man. That's gonna be sad. It's gonna be so sad, man. Cause, cause Flacco's gone. It's gonna be so sad and so weird, man. It's gonna be sad when it's official. Oh, it's gonna be so sad, man. Eagles won the Super Bowl in Bull Folds next week. Oh yeah, they did. Yeah. He said, every team has spoiled Fairweather fans. It's true, man. That's true. You're right. You're right, man. The Chargers catch at the end zone look like a fumble. That could have been 12-10 with the running back. What are you talking about? You talking about the Melvin Gordon? That one? What are you talking about? He said, watch EDP to see a real fan. Oh, I don't see any EDP.  I said, oh man, this guy. Wow, and this, that dude, wow. That dude, he don't even know where the teamkeeper clean is, man. Yo, yeah, we all got Miss Flacco, man. We all got Miss Flacco, and it's gonna be so sad. It's gonna be so weird, too, man. It's gonna be weird, man.  Joe Flacco is traded or Ravens released Joe Flacco. It is going to be sad, man. Straight up. I'm letting y'all know right now, straight up that when that happens, there may be, the video, I may be crying in the video. Straight up. Straight up. Straight up, because that is gonna be sad, man. Like, I can already feel it right now, man. It's gonna be sad, man. It is going to be sad. When, oh, Eagles winning 10-6, oof. Okay, good game. But straight up, man. It ain't, no, it ain't, it ain't, because I see you, I see you, Jerome, what's up, man? But it's gonna be sad, because we all know what we've been through with Flacco, man. And not saying that I definitely didn't want him to start and don't think he should have started this game and thought he should have been benched like two years ago, but still. I still love Flacco, man. I still love Flacco. Yeah, he is the best quarterback that we've ever had. That's obvious, cause he, I mean, he'd been the longest tenant quarterback that we had, no other quarterback, no 11 years. So Flacco had, he had 11 years to break every Ravens record. And then the quarterbacks that we had before him would just, ew, gross. They were nasty. But it's gonna be sad, man. Cause we all gonna get the alerts on the Ravens, from the Ravens app or from Twitter or from some might be reading on the internet. Wherever you get your football news from or some of y'all might get it from here. Some of y'all might be, y'all might see a YouTube notification pop up. Ravens released Joe Flacco, video buying Graven Fiers. Hopefully y'all get it from here. But either way, we had McNair for like a year and changed the year he was good, but McNair doesn't, you can't really compare McNair and Flacco cause McNair was here for one year and changed and then Flacco was here for 11. So McNair didn't really get to establish himself as a Ravens quarterback. You know what I'm saying? Like Kyle Bola was here for years or somebody got on a bullet club jacket. Shout out to anybody that knows about bullet club. But anyway, yeah, Kyle Bola was here for years. Flacco was here for years. Vinny Tested Verdi was here for a little bit.  I don't feel like you can compare their Ravens career with Flacco's because like I said, Flacco's here for super long, but okay, okay, a lot of y'all know about bullet club, man. But yeah, the guy had on the jacket. Well, I really been in this parking spot for a long time, man. I got a P. I've had the P since I left the state. It's happened to me last week too. Last week was bad though. Last week was so bad. Last week was bad because last week, after the game, I had the P, but I did not remember where I parked that. So I'm walking around Baltimore, trying to look for the parking garage. Then I finally found it, but then there was a little bit of traffic last week, nothing too bad. Just like this week, there's a little bit of traffic, nothing too bad. But right when I got to the gas station, you know how when you got a P, like right when you know there's a bathroom near, that's when you start getting all the squirmies and stuff, and that's when the P connects with your mind, because the P is like, hey, I know it's a bathroom near, so I'm really about to come out now. So I'm like squirming and stuff, I'm like moving at the gas pump and all that. I'm trying to put my camera away and put all my stuff away, so it's not just out there in the open at the gas pump, so I'm like moving and all that, doing all that, and then I finally made it to the bathroom and thank goodness, thank goodness the bathroom. It wasn't one of those bathrooms at the gas station where you gotta be like, oh, hey, can I have the key? I was so grateful that it wasn't one of them bathrooms. I was so happy. I was so happy, because I was scared, man. I was scared, because like I said, last week I had the P before the game, but I didn't wanna miss any of the game, so I didn't pee. So anyway, yeah, that was a little quick story time, man. Y'all know how it goes. It's all good. Next year, Lamar got this. Hold on, I think my boy Macabre chimed in real quick, I think. Yeah, that was him. He said, I don't understand how Raven's fans don't see Lamar's potential. The man's dangerous. I could have sworn.  Maybe it was somebody else though. So if it wasn't you disregard, I could have sworn earlier, like on Twitter or something. You said that he sucked, or he was just bad or something like that. I forgot. But anyway, all good. Got my plans for the off season? I don't know, man. I was hoping that it would not end this early, but I guess now we got plenty of questions from subscribers to do. I still got a bunch of videos that I gotta drop in. We got plenty to talk about. We'll see how things go. Yeah, wow. Thank you for, shout out to Alex. He gave us a sad reality that now our season is over. And yes, this, now that the channel will be a little different because we don't have, now we don't have Raven's game videos to do. We don't have game previews to do for the Ravens. We don't have game reviews to do for the Ravens. We don't have halftime. Oh no, I said he sucked today. He did. Okay, it was you. All right. I was just making sure. I felt like I saw you say something about it earlier today. All good though, man. Good thought for a minute. Good thought for a minute. No more videos. Oh good. Oh, okay. Good thought for a minute. No more videos. No, man. Yeah, question from subscriber. All questions from subscriber gonna be heavy nail, man. Cause a lot, yeah. I got a lot that I have to do. That's all good, man. Y'all, I know y'all, y'all stay sending them. So it's all good. And now it's gonna be a lot of questions about the off season. Do off season players we should keep or shouldn't keep? Yeah, we done done that already a lot, but that list ain't really changed. But maybe I'll get to see Lamar in Florida or something. Well, be sharp here, man. But anyway, I need a mini break. Nah, ain't no breaks, man. Let's see how everything goes though, man. So yeah, wow. It's officially Raven's off season. That's crazy. It is officially Raven's off season. Mike Vick said he was gonna work with Lamar. Well, okay. Let's have a block. He said, let's have a block party.  I don't know about that, man. I don't know if you wanna have a block party over it. It would be jumping though. It would be jumping though. It would be jumping though. Ooh, they got some good wings over there too. Vick will be working with Lamar this summer. Oh, you said it. Oh, I guess it's real. Is Kuvia coming to the Ravens? No. Did I cry? No, I didn't cry at all. I know a lot of people. I know my wife probably thought I did. I know my boy Jerome. He probably thought he even texted me. He said, stop crying. But no, I didn't cry at all. I did not cry at all. Not one tear and wasn't even close to crying at all. I just, yeah, because I wasn't, I wasn't sad. I wasn't sad. I was just, I was disappointed. But I was just, I was super proud of the team, man. I was super proud of the team because of how they came back. Yeah, I might as well, Sean, right? I got time now too, right? But I was just, I was proud of them and how they came back and they fought to the very end. When a lot of people didn't get them a chance, when a lot of people, oh, Nubo cried, that's all good, man. It's all good. We all did, did it with a different way. It's like, last week I cried tears of joy. If the game, if we would have lost in a heartbreaker, like if we would have lost in a heartbreaker, then I probably would have cried. But this, to me, this wasn't really a heartbreaker. It kind of was because they were coming back in, like it was rocking when they were coming back. But it, I didn't cry because I guess I felt like, I guess I didn't cry because I felt like the emotion had already been taken out of me when the emotion had kind of been taken out of me when the, when the charges were just up big. When the charges were just up big, when they got the touchdown on the fourth down with Melvin Gordon, like with Marlon Humphrey. When Marlon Humphrey got the fumble recovery for a touchdown, I got that on camera too. I was recording at the perfect time. But anyway, and like I got the whole thing, the whole play from start to finish.  I'm not, yeah, y'all know how the vlogs go at the game. But when Marlon Humphrey got that and I was so hyped and then they called it back and that kind of like drained me and then they got the touchdown the next play. And I was like, well, okay. I didn't think it was over yet, but I was like, oh, well, this is just, this ain't too good. So I was like, at that point I was over the game. I was over losing. No, I was over the game, but I, so just I, I wasn't as emotionally invested if that makes sense. Make a big Joel Flacco tribute video. Not me, man. And it ain't cause I ain't got love for Flacco. That's just not, that's not my thing. And I'm not, I don't want to get involved with all that copyright stuff too. I don't know how that works with the, with the, like my guys over at Highlight Heaven, man. I don't know how they do it. They put up every single NFL clip, highlight and all that. They never get copyright, what they do sometime, but they don't, the channel's still up. So they must be doing something right. I don't know how they do it. Oh yeah, Ravens Media, they'll make one for sure. Real quick, if anybody cause, and I'm not trying to make y'all go through watching that game over again, but if anybody has the, the clip, cause a couple of people told me that I was on TV. If anybody has a clip or a screenshot, a picture, anything like that, can you send it to me if you have it? If it's a video or a picture or whatever, can you send it to me either on a DM or on Twitter or Instagram or email it to me at teamkeepitcleanergmail.com? If, if you have it, if you have it, if you don't have it, I don't want you to have to look for it. It's not that big of a deal, but if, if you do, can, can you send it to me? Please. So only if you have it. Now, if you don't mind watching that whole game over and watching for it, then that's fine too, but you definitely ain't got to do that. So last quarter remaining, oh wow, it's already fourth quarter. Wow. Wow. You agree with the idea that the miss kick was a defining moment? We make that, we will win. Our defense was balling and we should, we would have had momentum. I mean, wasn't the defining moment, a screenshot of when I was on TV because a couple of people told me that they saw me on TV. I don't know, I honestly don't even know what quarter it was. I'm sorry, man. I think it was third though, because my guy Charles, he told me about it. Somebody else told me about it too. And he had, he had messaged me in the third quarter saying he was on TV. I don't know if he was talking about the big screens or it was in the third. You saw it? Are you talking, was it the big screens at the Ravens Stadium or was it on the actual TV in the game? I don't know either one, but either way. Yeah, so if you make free agency video, oh yeah, I mean, we're gonna have plenty of videos to make, but yeah, defense kept us in it and we blew it. Yeah, the offense blew it, yeah, for sure. Did you see the Baltimore Ravens schedule for 19? I mean, I looked at it. We played, obviously the Steelers, the Steelers bingles and Browns, but we do play the Dolphins in Miami, which I'm excited about. He said, or someone that looks like you. Oh, that's Hugh, right? Yeah, that's Hugh. Hugh, my God, man, what's up, man? Next year's schedule is tough, every year is tough. We don't even know what the teams are gonna be yet. The best moment of this year last week, the fourth down last week, because that was the best moment of the year because it defined the Ravens, their resiliency and their perseverance just getting through so much. And especially after what we had been through as Ravens fans the past two years, I would say the fourth down last week was CJ got the interception. So that would be my best Ravens moment of this year. So that's that. Best catch of the year? Hmm. Maybe the John Brown, the flacco to John Brown in the Steelers game because that game, that set us up to really dominate the Steelers in that game.  So that was a good one. Chris Moore, which Chris Moore one are you talking about? Chris Moore versus Steelers? Hmm. I do not remember it right now. Do you think Marciano will play next year? I don't know, man. And Tony Brown gonna get traded for sure. Chris Moore needs to step up. Yeah. Chris Moore, man, he turned back into the guy he used to be kind of, man, being Mr. 50-50. Tony Romo said when the crowd, when the crowd booed Lamar that Jimmy Smith yelled at them and said, eight got us here. I like how he had his back. That's what it is, man. I like that too. Cause I heard about that but I heard a lot of people talking about it like, oh, did you hear what Jimmy Smith said? And I was like, I don't know what Jimmy Smith said. I have no idea. But when they told me that I was like, okay, thank you, Jimmy Smith. That's a, am I gonna do a video on the Joe Flacco crisis? Ain't he no Flacco crisis? Flacco's gone. Ain't no crisis. He's gone. It's not a crisis. Somebody sent me an email of that. Marty get dressed at first. No, maybe he wear button up shirts. So there's that. Oh, he was in an altercation with a Flacco fan. Really? Man, he just heated, man.  He's a rookie. That's what they do. They give it and they take it the way. Man, what position should we get in the first round? It just depends. Who's gonna retire? Who's gonna leave free agency? Who are you gonna cut? It just depends on a lot, man. It depends on a lot. Okay, Josh, all right. Appreciate that, man. But I was crushed. I totally forgot. Oh, but I was so crushed. I totally forgot. What are you talking about, Ken? Why didn't they send Brown and more on go routes when we needed to? I don't know, man. I don't know. I don't know. You think we'll get tired of Haley? I don't know, man. Suggs should play one more season. That's gonna be weird too, man, because he gonna retire too.  Mm, it's tricky, man. That's a tough one. Oh, that is a tough one. I thought it was a fumble because before he start going to the ground, that ball started coming loose. So I thought it was a fumble for sure. And when they showed the replay, I'm like, oh yeah, fumble. That's touchdown Ravens.  But they caught him down by contact because I guess that rule that the ground can't cause a fumble. But I thought he fumbled it. I thought he like lost control before he had actually hit the ground. So that's why I was for sure that it was a fumble. So it is what it is. How about said at halftime, they considered putting in Joe, but everyone, Joe included, decided it was best to stick with Lamar. Actually, you know what's funny? I guess I gotta say an edited version, but a clean version. There was some Raven fans sitting right in front of me and they were saying, they was talking about the Ravens should put in Joe Flacco at halftime or after halftime. And one guy was like, if I was Joe Flacco, I would tell the Ravens, if they try to put me in at halftime, I would tell them forget you. That's the clean version. He said, I would tell them forget you. So I was like, oh, well, I could understand why, but at the same time, because it's like, oh, you are now, now you want to put me in, but at the same time when he was in, and it ain't like he was out there killing it or anything like that. So I mean, either way, man, but he's gone now. So that's it. It was a fumble to go, the Gordon goal line deal. Yeah. If Marty thinks Madden 19 is the best Madden.  Wow. Yeah, that was a terrible game. Joe was, I don't see the best teammate of 2018. He didn't want to put himself over the team when the mark took over ultimate respect for sure, man. For sure. For sure. For sure. Great teammate. You're right. I love that. That, I love that. I love what you said. So yeah, you're right. Anyway, team keeping clean, man. We've been at only staying for an hour and a half. We've been sitting in this parking spot at the gas station for I don't even know how long. I appreciate y'all. I thank y'all. I'm still gonna do the post game video that I always do. Just as gonna be without interruptions since I'm gonna be here talking to myself. But I appreciate you guys. Thank you for watching. Thank you for hanging out with us this year. This year has been great. This year has been a lot of fun. This year has just been, we've had a lot happen. We've had a lot of just, a lot of wild stuff happen this season. And now it's over. Now it's over. Now the season is over. So, I mean, we look like we've been making it one step closer every year. Two years ago, our season, two years ago our season ended in week 16. Then the year after, last year, it ended in week 17. Then this year, the year after, it ends in a wild card. So we getting better. There's been improvements. Been improvements. So yeah, static, I'll do something. There's been improvements. So, that was that, man. I think we will all cry if Marty stays. And I'm kind of scared. It's like a bittersweet thing I like. It's like I want, it will give Lamar consistency at the offensive coordinator position, but at the same time, is that really what we want to stay? Somebody that in a playoff game was calling stuff like that? Like, ooh, that was gross. But anyway, appreciate y'all, man. I can finally go get my haircut. Like I said, I'm not superstitious, but I don't be wanting to mess up anything that's not broken, or try to fix anything that's not broken. So I've been riding out, man, with my hair. I say, I ain't cutting my hair till the Raven season is over. Well, now time to head to the barbershop. So that's that, man. So anyway, love y'all. Yeah, super proud of the team, man. This was great. Super proud of y'all team keeping clean. Thank you for just every opportunity that y'all have presented. Thank y'all for coming through. Thank you. Yeah, the shoes are not undefeated anymore. They are not. Yeah, I'm still in Baltimore right now, man. I'm at the gas station getting ready to pee. So thank y'all, man. This has been a super fun season. It's been great. It's been fun. Like I said, we've been through a lot, and the team has gotten through a lot, and it's just been crazy, man. It's been crazy, but it's been fun. And it's gonna be a tougher AFC North next year, because the Browns will be that much better. The Steelers, you know they're still gonna be competitive. And the Bengals, they're gonna have a new head coach and all that young talent, so I'm sure they'll be fine too. So he said, no wonder weather's so soft. Oh, man. Yeah, I heard about that, Pamela. I'm not a fan of Hulk Hogan, though. The only Hulk Hogan that I liked was Hollywood Hogan, but the other ones, the all-American or whatever, the red and yellow Hulk Hogan, I'm never a fan of him. Ever. Ever. He just, nah, he just wasn't. Oh, what's up, Marcel? Nah, I thought he was just born. Browns will win the North, we'll see, man. Is football gone for us? Well, it's gone for Ravens. Not football, period, but it's just not gonna be the same now. Now we know it's not gonna have that same excitement with us now, man. It's just, it's not gonna be the same. So let's go Saints. Anyway, team keeping clean. Love y'all, thank y'all. Will I be even back in Baltimore doing the draft party? I don't even know, man, I'll see. I don't even know when the next time I'm coming back here. I was hoping that I would have to think about possibly going to New England, but that thought it died about two, three hours ago. All right, team keeping clean. Love y'all, thank y'all so, so, so, so, so, so much. Thank you for everything. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Thank you. Appreciate y'all, love y'all. And until next time, man. Love y'all.


Hello, welcome to this CUBE Conversation. I'm John for your host here in the CUBE in Palo Alto, California, featuring Cribble, a hot startup, taking over the enterprise. When it comes to data pipe lighting, and we have a CUBE alumni who's the co-founder and CEO, Clint Sharp. Clint, great to see you again. You've been on the CUBE. You were on in 2013. Great to see you. Congratulations on the cover that you co-founded and leading as the chief executive officer over $200 million in funding, doing really strong in the enterprise. Congratulations. Thanks for joining us. Hey, thanks, John. It's really great to be back. You know, remember our first conversation, the big data wave coming in Hadoop World 2010? Now the cloud comes in. And really the cloud native really takes data to a whole nother level. You're seeing the old data architectures being replaced with cloud scale. So the data landscape is interesting. You know, data as code, you're hearing that term. Data engineering teams are out there. Data is everywhere. It's now part of how developers and companies are getting value, whether it's real time or coming out of data lakes. Data is more pervasive than ever. Observability is a hot area. There's a zillion companies doing it. What are you guys doing? Where do you fit in the data landscape? Yeah, so what I say is that Cribble in our products, and we solved the problem for our customers of the fundamental tension between data growth and budget. And so if you look at IDC's data, data's growing at a 25% cager, you're going to have two and a half times the amount of data in five years that you have today. And I talked to a lot of CIOs. And the thing that I hear repeatedly is my budget is not growing at a 25% cager. So fundamentally, how do I resolve this tension? We sell very specifically into the observability and security markets. We sell to technology professionals who are operating observability and security platforms like Splunk or Elasticsearch or Datadog, ExoBeam. Like these types of platforms, they're moving protocols like Syslog, they're moving, they have lots of agents deployed on every endpoint. And they're trying to figure out how to get the right data to the right place. And fundamentally, control costs. And we do that through our product called Stream, which is what we call an observability pipeline. It allows you to take all this data, manipulate it in the stream and get it to the right place. And fundamentally be able to connect all those things that maybe weren't originally intended to be connected. So I want to get into that new architecture if you don't mind, but let me first ask you on the problem space that you're in. So cloud native obviously instrumenting everything is a key thing. You mentioned data, all these tools. Is the problem that there's been a sprawl of things being instrumented and they have to bring it together? Or is too costly to run all these point solutions and get it to work? What's the problem space that you're in? So I think customers have always been forced to make trade-offs, John. So the, hey, I have volumes and volumes and volumes of data that's relevant to securing my enterprise, that's relevant to observing and understanding the behavior of my applications, but there's never been an approach that allows me to really on-board all of that data. And so where we're coming at is giving them the tools to be able to filter out noise and waste, be able to aggregate this high fidelity telemetry data. There's a lot of growing changes. You talk about cloud native, but digital transformation, the pandemic itself and remote work, all these are driving significantly greater data volumes. And vendors, unsurprisingly, haven't really been all that aligned to giving customers the tools in order to reshape that data, to filter out noise and waste, because for many of them, they're incentivized to give as much data into their platform as possible, whether that's aligned to the customer's interests or not. And so we saw an opportunity to come out and fundamentally as a customer's first company, give them the tools that they need in order to take back control of their data. I remember those conversations even going back six years ago, the whole cloud scale, horizontally scalable applications, you start to see data now being stuck in the silos now to have high good data, you have to be observable, which means you gotta be addressable. So you now have to have a horizontal data plane, if you will. But then you get into the question of, okay, what data do I need at the right time? So is the data as code, data engineering, discipline changing? What new architectures are needed? What changes in the mind of the customer once they realize that they need this new way to pipe data and route data around or make it available for certain applications? What are the key new changes? Yeah, so I think one of the things that we've been seeing in addition to the advent of the observability pipeline that allows you to connect all the things is also the advent of an observability lake as well, which is allowing people to store massively greater quantities of data and also different types of data. So data that might not traditionally fit into a data warehouse or might not traditionally fit into a data lake architecture, things like deployment artifacts or things like packet captures. These are binary types of data that it's not designed to work in a database, but yet they want to be able to ask questions like, hey, during the log for shell vulnerability, what have all my deployment artifacts actually had log 4j in it in an affected version? These are hard questions to answer in today's enterprise or they might need to go back to full fidelity packet capture data to try to understand a malicious actor's movement throughout the enterprise. And we're not seeing, you know, we're seeing vendors who have great log indexing engines and great time series databases, but really what people are looking for is the ability to store massive quantities of data, five times, 10 times more data than they're storing today. And they're doing that in places like AWS S3 or in Azure Blob Storage. And we're just now starting to see the advent of technologies which can help them query that data and technologies that are generally more specifically focused at the type of persona that we sell to, which is a security professional or an IT professional who's trying to understand the behaviors of their applications. And we also find that, you know, general purpose data processing technologies are great for the enterprise, but they're not working for the people who are running the enterprise. And that's why you're starting to see the concepts like observability pipelines and observability lakes emerge because they're targeted at these people who have a very unique set of problems that are not being solved by the general purpose data processing engines. It's interesting as you see the evolution of more data volume, more data gravity, then you have these specialty things that need to be engineered for the business. So it sounds like observability lake and pipelining of the data, data pipelining or stream you call it, these are new things that they bolt into the architecture, right, because they have business reasons to do it. What's driving that? It sounds like security is one of them. Are there others that are driving this behavior? Yeah, I mean, it's the need to be able to observe applications and observe in user behavior at a fine-grained detail.  I'll be using their app to understand whether my flight's on time. Am I getting a good experience in that particular application? Answering the question of, is Clint getting a good experience requires massive quantities of data and your application and your service, you know, I'm going to sit there and look at, you know, American Airlines, which I'm flying on Thursday. I'm going to be judging them based off of my experience. I don't care what the average user's experience is. I care what my experience is. And if I called them up and I say, hey, and especially for the enterprise, usually this is much more for, you know, in-house applications and things like that. They call up their IT department and say, hey, this application is not working well. I don't know what's going on with it. And they can't answer the question of what was my individual experience. They're living with, you know, the data that they can afford to store today. And so I think that's why you're spending to see the advent of these new architectures because digital is so absolutely critical to every company's customer experience, that they're needing to be able to answer questions about an individual user's experience, which requires significantly greater volumes of data. And because of significantly greater volumes of data, that requires entirely new approaches to aggregating that data, bringing the data in and storing that data. Talk to me about the enabling customer choice when it comes to around controlling their data. You mentioned that before we came on camera that you guys are known for choice. How do you enable customer choice and control over their data? So I think one of the biggest problems I've seen in the industry over the last couple of decades is that vendors come to customers with hugely valuable products that make their lives better, but it also requires them to maintain a relationship with that vendor in order to be able to continue to ask questions of that data. And so customers don't get a lot of optionality in these relationships. They sign multi-year agreements. They look to try to start another, they want to go try out another vendor. They want to add new technologies into their stack. And in order to do that, they're often left with the choice of, well, do I roll out yet another agent? Do I go touch 10,000 computers or 100,000 computers in order to onboard this data? And what we have been able to offer them is the ability to reuse their existing deployed for prints of agents and their existing data collection technologies to be able to use multiple tools and use the right tool for the right job and really give them that choice and not only give them the choice once, but with the concepts of things like the observability lake and replay, they can go back in time and say, you know what? If I wanted to rehydrate all this data into a new tool, I'm no longer locked into the way one vendor stores this. I can store this data in open formats. And that's one of the coolest things about the observability lake concept is that customers are no longer locked into any particular vendor. The data is stored in open formats. And so that gives them the choice to be able to go back later and choose any vendor because they may want to do some AI or ML on that type of data and do some model training. They may want to be able to forward that data to a new cloud data warehouse or try a different vendor for log search or a different vendor for time series data. And we're really giving them the choice and the tools to do that in a way in which was simply not possible before. You know, you're bringing up a point as a big part of the upcoming AWS startup series data as code. The data engineering role has become so important and the word engineering is a key word in that, but there's not a lot of them, right? So like how many data engineers are there on the planet and hopefully more will come in from these great programs in computer science, but you got to engineer something, but you're talking about developing on data. You're talking about doing replays and rehydrating. This is developing. So data as code is now a reality. How do you see data as code evolving from your perspective? Because it implies DevOps. Infrastructure as code was DevOps. If data as code, then you got data ops. AI ops who's been around for a while. What is data as code? What does that mean to you, Clint? I think for our customers, one, it means a number of, I think sort of after effects that maybe they have not yet been considering. One, you mentioned, which is it's hard to acquire that talent. I think it is also increasingly more critical that people who were working in jobs that used to be purely operational are now being forced to learn, you know, developer-centric tooling, things like get things like CI CD pipelines. And that means that there's a lot of education that's going to have to happen because the vast majority of the people who have been doing things in the old way from the last 10 to 20 years, they're going to have to get retrained and retooled. And I think that, one, is that's a huge opportunity for people who have that skill set. And I think that they will find that their compensation will be directly correlated to their ability to have those types of skills. But it also represents a massive opportunity for people who can catch this wave and find themselves in a place where they're going to have a significantly better career and more options available to them. Yeah, and I think what we just said about your customer environment, having all these different things like Datadog and other agents, those people that rolled those out can still work there. They don't have to rip and replace and then get new training on the new multi-year enterprise service agreement that some other vendor will sell them.  Is that right? Is that- Yep, you got it. And I think one of the things that's a little bit different about our product and our market, John, from kind of general purpose data processing is, for our users, they're often responsible for many tools and data engineering is not their full-time job. It's actually something they just need to do now. And so we've really built a tool that's designed for your average security professional, your average IQ professional. Yes, we can utilize the same kind of data ops techniques that you've been talking about, CICD pipelines, get ops, that sort of stuff, but you don't have to. And if you're really just already familiar with administering a Datadog or a swamp, you can get started with our product really easily. And it is designed to be able to be approachable to anybody with that type of skill set. It's interesting when you're talking, you remind me of the big way that was coming. It's still here. Shift left meant security from the beginning. What do you do with data? Shift up, right, down? Like what does that mean? Because what you're getting at here is that if you're a developer, you have to deal with data, but you don't have to be a data engineer, but you can be, right? So we're getting in this new world. Security had that same problem, but a wait for that group to do things, it created tension on the CICD pipelining. So the developers who were building apps had to wait. Now you got shift left. What is data? What's the equivalent of the data version of shift left? Yeah, so we're actually doing this right now. We just announced a new product that we could go called Cribble Edge. And this is enabling us to move processing of this data rather than doing it centrally in the stream to actually push this processing out to the edge. And to utilize a lot of unused capacity that you're already paying AWS or paying Azure for or maybe in your own data center and utilize that capacity to do the processing rather than having to centralize and aggregate all of this data. So I think we're going to see a really interesting and left from our side is towards the origination point rather than anything else. And that allows us to really unlock a lot of unused capacity and continue to drive the kind of cost down to make more data addressable. Back to the original thing we talked about the tension between data growth. If we want to offer more capacity to people if we want to be able to answer more questions we need to be able to cost effectively query a lot more data. You guys had great success in the enterprise with what you've got going on. Obviously the funding is just the scoreboard for that. You got good growth. What are the use cases or what's the customer look like that's working for you where you're winning or maybe said differently? What pain points are out there that the customer might be feeling right now that Cribble could fit in and solve? How would you describe that ideal persona or environment or problem that the customer may have that say, man, Cribble's perfect fit? Yeah, this is a person who's working on tooling. So they administer a Splunk or an Elastic or a Datadog. They may be in a network operations center or a security operations center. They are struggling to get data into their tools. They're always at capacity. Their tools always at the red line. They really wish they could do more for the business. They're kind of tired of being this department of no where everybody comes to them and says, hey, can I get this data in? And they're like, I wish, but we're all out of capacity and we wish we could help you, but we frankly can't right now. We help them by routing that data to multiple locations. We help them control costs by eliminating noise and waste. And we've been very successful at that in logos like a Shutterfly or a Planking on End. But we've been very successful in the enterprise. That's my pick. And we continue to be successful with major logos inside of government, inside of banking, telco, et cetera. So basically it used to be the old hyperscalers with the ones with the data full problem. Now everyone's got their full data and they got to really expand capacity and have more agility and more engineering around contributions of the business. Sounds like that's what new guys are solving. Yep, and hopefully we help them do a little bit more with less. And I think that's a key problem for our enterprises is that there's always a limit on the number of human resources that they have available at their disposal, which is why we try to make the software as easy to use as possible and make it as widely applicable to those IT and security professionals who are kind of your run-of-the-mill tools administrator. Our product is very approachable for them. Clint, great to see you on the cube here. Thanks for coming on. Quick plug for the company. You guys looking for hiring. What's going on? Give a quick update.  Yeah, absolutely. We are absolutely hiring. Cribble.io slash jobs. We need people in every function from sales to marketing to engineering to back office, GNA, HR, et cetera. So please check out our job site. If you're interested in learning more, you can go to Cribble.io. We've got some great online sandboxes there which will help you educate yourself on the product. Our documentation is freely available. You can sign up for up to a terabyte a day on our cloud. Go to Cribble.cloud and sign up free today. The product is easily accessible and if you'd like to speak with us, we'd love to have you in our community and you can join the community from Cribble.io as well. All right, Clint Sharps, co-founder and CEO of Cribble. Thanks for coming on the cube. Great to see you. I'm John Furrier, your host. Thanks for watching.