Uh, even while we're doing this one, the phone just stopped. Back to our Student Reacts, it's Yeddy. It's on Corbin. I'm Rick. Uh, and we finally got to it. Um, uh, sorry about the wait. Um, what happened was we recorded episodes five and six review over a month ago, um, and it somehow got deleted and then it kept getting pushed back and then I went on vacation. Right, and it wasn't a matter of like, it stopped recording. We were done. It was in the can and you sent me a text that's, we were freaking out because you didn't know where it went. I don't know what happened to it. Uh, so sorry about that.  And then, uh, we were filming the intro and thankfully I noticed right when we were doing the intro that the video just stopped recording. So they don't want this video to come out for some reason. But it's gonna happen. Uh, we will not be deterred. But so we'll start with episode five again. And so this is a rehashing. Episode five is called Sarama. Sarama. And, uh, we left episode four, uh, after it ended. Coco, uh, got shot and then somebody had, uh, what's, uh, what's his name? Nawazid and Zaitan Day. At gunpoint. At gunpoint blank. Um, so I have an, I'm like, well, there it goes. Yeah.  Yeah. What? They're not going to. Please don't, well, you don't know after Game of Thrones anything's possible with scripted dramas now. That's true. Yeah. Um, but the, uh, but, and I've got to reference my notes. He got, he got out of it somehow. And then we saw that, what's her face? Um, yeah. Cuckoo. Cuckoo. Cuckoo. Cuckoo. Cuckoo. Who, I, we, obviously we loved if you watch the other reaction. She's a phenomenal actress and we loved the character. And, um, but now, yeah, she. Oh yeah. Spoiler reviews. Don't watch this if you haven't seen Sacred Games Five. Obviously. Um, but yeah, the, she died and that was very, very sad. Big bummer. Um, but then it kind of sent Nawazid's character almost. Yeah. Now spiraling. Yeah. It does.  It's probably the point where Sacred Games starts to spin off into. Yes. Brilliance. Yes. These, uh, episode five, um, because then it goes into, uh, the whole almost heist where they're on top of the roof, right? Yes. Uh, with Bunty, they're waiting for Bunty to come out. They're waiting for Bunty, which I, it's the start of basically I think the best episodes, like I said, we've seen five and six. So we'll do six right after this. Yeah. And they kind of go together for me in my brain. They, they're so epic. The best episodes of the series. Everything builds to five. So far. It's like the series began now. Um, and so I'm very much looking forward to actually watching seven and eight, which you must see in this video. We were waiting so long, um, but, uh, that, that whole scene is whole sequence where they're waiting for, uh, what's his face? Bunty. Bunty to come out of the, of wherever he is. Right. And with that, with the woman who he's got, because he's kidnapped.  And then somebody takes, he wasn't one of his characters. I don't think so. No. No.  Everybody dies.  And then Bunty, the best thing I have loved. Oh, I love it so much. Bunty was going and then somebody shot him. He gets shot. Right. And I don't remember who shoots him. I don't think we knew. Some other sniper shoots Bunty, but that's not what ends Bunty. Just kidding. A freaking 18 wheeler.  And I knew, I'm like, I saw it like, Corbin's gonna love that. That was amazing. Gonna so love that. Yeah. And it just gets nuts. And I wrote, I wrote, but because it wasn't the first time it was a stand-in. It wasn't Bunty in the wheelchair when the wheelchair first comes out. Remember, it was someone else like standing in for Bunty. Pretending to be here. Then it's a crazy stand-off. Bunty gets shot. Then he's hit by a truck. Then the politician friend of Guy Tunde gets murdered in the car. Oh yeah. When we flash back and that's when, the whole time, aren't you trying to figure out what the heck happened to Bunty? Yeah. Wysy in the wheelchair. Wysy in the wheelchair.  Right. And that other guy with the curly hair and they were, who's got, doesn't he have a brother? Yeah. Nawazen was telling him to kill this. Right. And he wouldn't. He was too scared or something. He was a person. The guy that Bunty just walks up to in public and just offs right on the sidewalk. Yeah, because they were, I think, vying for his number two spot and all that kind of stuff. Right. And so that was quite interesting. But what was it saying? Yeah, to save Niyanaka, Sartaj interviews during a raw operation. In 1992, as political unrest increases, so does the bloodshed from Guy Tunde and Isis Feud. Yeah, that's true. Yeah. And now you start to get betrayal. And somebody has infiltrated Guy Tunde's group. And he's wondering, who do I have that's the mole in this group? And he also is starting to, now that Kuku's gone, he's losing his erections. Yes. He's just his desires. And that's where six starts out, I think. Right. Yeah. It ends, well, five ends powerfully. It ends with Sartaj having to testify about what happened way back. That's right. And you're looking at Sartaj, and he's being reminded, he finds his cricket bat. And the picture of his dad, who was a cop. Now then six is when he goes and he talks to his mom, but we're not there yet. Yeah, no, we're not there.  The moral compass of the show. He is the moral compass. And here he is. And you're like, what's he going to say? And he freaking lied. Yeah. He lied. And you can see it when he walks out and then they're out there. I didn't even expect that. No. I was like, oh, he's going to be the good guy. He's going to stand up. But then. Yeah.  You do because there is that reality. If you're in a situation like that, you do have to weigh the reality. On the one hand, there's truth and honesty and what's right. And then you also recognize your position in the system. And if I say something right now, I may have won the battle, but I wouldn't win the war. I could say something right now and then I'm gone. And what good is that going to do the system if I'm gone? Yeah. But what did you do to stay there and maybe fight later? Or though, is he going completely cold and just. Is he freaking turning and just turning bad to a bad cop, basically. Right. Episode six. Episode six about clean slate. And once again, these were two of the best episodes. And this one, yeah, it's called. They always say to read them and they usually mean something. Right. I'm sure it does. Yeah. See that it's from a text and they knew it. It refers to the cycle of life and funeral rites and how to perform them. And it's often read when a person dies. And it comes from the Garuda, forgive me if I mispronouncing this. Garuda Piranha, which is one of the I'll mispronounce this. Mahu Piranha texts. So yeah, ancient texts. Yeah. So all of them have that little title and they always say that for us to read. Yeah. And kind of get away. What's going on? If mythology is not the right word, please forgive. We're still way, way behind the curve. We're learning about you guys. Read the synopsis real quick. Episode six of synopsis is when Sartaj is constable, Katakar, is pressured to investigate the disappearance of a young man from a Muslim slum. Disasterous consequences follow. This was a great, great episode. The best. I think it's the best one so far. Outside of the scene with Bunty in episode five. I got to just go down my list of the hard cores. Yeah, go ahead. Because I don't watch him this. I went, okay, Sartaj is clearly tormented because he goes to his mom. And he asks about the cricket bat that his dad gave him. And he's trying to, it's clear he's trying to get some answers from her to help him with his moral conundrum.  She's like, why are you asking about that? And then she says to him, you know, just follow your heart and do the right thing. And he's dying inside. But Sartaj is tormented. Then the restaurant lady is hard core. Yeah, she was so good in this episode. Then Sartaj's buddy is hard core. And then, oh no. Guy Tunde is hard core. Guy Tunde's wife is hard core. Everybody just goes hard core in this thing, man. Yeah. Yeah. And so basically you see this guy, and I knew it was going to come back into play. His buddy, his partner, whose name is Katakar. Yeah, his partner who kept putting off that, I believe it was a Muslim woman that kept coming since episode one with the missing son. I knew it was going to come back. But she kept blowing him off and all that kind of stuff. And he looked like he was like a really nice guy to everybody else except basically this Muslim woman. So maybe he had some prejudices. Yeah, whatever he did, he didn't like her. But when he actually started investigating, they found him. Yeah. And then he completely caught me off guard because when they just killed him.  One, his flipping a switch and going off and going hard core. Because he's such a seemingly sweet and soft spoken guy. With Sartaj basically.  Yeah, he was like. So that, his going crazy, that actor doing such a great job. Yeah, the actor. And then again, another character, I'm suddenly loving their work. You just get stabbed in the neck. And the minute he did, I thought, well, if they killed Kuku, no one is out of reshares like Game of Thrones.  I'm like, please don't let him die. And his wife had a great moment when he shows up and she's yelling at Sartaj because he's gone. And those kind of moments for actors are really, really hard when you don't have a meaty role. Yeah. And you have to do something to show up and deliver that performance. One of the hardest things for actor to do. Yeah. And she did a great job. Yeah, but I loved the death. I loved that we didn't see it coming. And I loved how he died in terms of acting wise. Sometimes people don't die well. True. They show us dying versus actually dying. Just die already. But you said, so I think we ended on this episode.  As he's on the ground, he looks at him and he shoots him and makes sure he's... I'm like, that's when I wrote Sartaj has gone hardcore. Yeah. Yeah. And that was such a well done flashback because the kid's running and then it immediately flashes back to the image we saw of the kid running that Sartaj had the moral conundrum one from episode one. Yeah. Yeah, but then it goes to Gaitande's wife saying, if you... What she links to him is his inability to perform in bed and his lack of passion being linked to a mole and something going on and he needs to basically...  That's when I'm like, dang, his wife is hardcore. You don't need Viagra. You just need to murder someone. Wow. But no surprise. We've gushed about Noazet in every episode. Yeah. He's still my favorite part of this entire thing, even though the whole thing's heating up and everybody's... Sartaj is really interesting to me now. Oh, now. Yeah. Everybody is. And I love... I'm going to forget her name. Noazet is so good, but... Yeah, he's the restaurant lady. Not just the restaurant lady, but she was smaller in this, but she's still playing a pivotal role. She's the actress from Underhun to Hun who is with Raw. I believe she's with Raw. She's the girlfriend in Underhun. Oh, okay. Yeah. The detective person. She's great. Yeah. So the series just has great, great acting. But, okay, you might help me clear something up. Here's something I don't understand because they go back to her. That's why I thought of her. So we end it with video footage of somebody having come in and slipped poison in an IV. Do you remember that? And they're looking at the monitors. Yes, yes. So what... I didn't understand the connection between the photo. There's a photo that Sartaj finds in his buddy's wallet. And it's the same girl as the actress who's the chief of police. Do you remember this? Who framed her abusive boyfriend? So remember, there's the chief of police who Sartaj lied for. Yeah. His daughter, I believe it's his daughter, is dating that... She's an actress and the actor that she frames with cocaine and he gets busted at the airport while she's watching the news and she's like, ha, ha, ha, because he beat her. Yes. Right? Uh-huh. There's a link between her and his buddy Katakur's wallet. There's a photo that Sartaj at the end of the episode, in episode six, he finds the picture. And like it has a realization is that we don't know yet what that's about because I don't know what that's about. Yeah, I forgot about that. I don't know why... I don't understand about the murder in the hospital and why they were happy when they're looking at the screen. They see the image that they still have the guy who came in, messed around with the IV and left, and on the other screen, they see that same guy sitting with a gang member. I'm lost. What? I think they're just happy because they found the guy who poisoned him. Yeah, but what? There's got to be a deeper... It's got to go back to Guy Tunde. And do you remember? Well, he's part of the crew. I had forgotten that Guy Tunde and Sartaj's dad have a connection. Do you remember that? No. They reference it. Apparently... Okay, remember just before Guy Tunde dies in the chair? Yes. Very, very early on. He mentions something about Sartaj's dad. Oh yeah, and that's how it's all connected? Yeah, and that's what Sartaj is trying to figure out, something about why does my dad have a connection with Guy Tunde? And my dad, I thought, was a good guy. Is my dad not a good guy? Did he try to stop Guy Tunde? Did he work for Guy Tunde? So there's a lot...  So now we're actually going to watch 7 and 8. We've been waiting this long because we don't want to obviously just jump there and not have five and six. Right. And so we've been waiting so long. And we wanted to make sure we did this before, because season two is about to start. Yeah. And Kalki's in it. Yeah, that's right. Yeah! So... Took it up another notch. Maybe you'll see those here... Now. In the world of... Sakura's gun. Have you been shot in the kneecaps? Twice. I saw that. I was like, oh my god! Well, yeah, it happened. I'm like, oh, that's why he's in a wheelchair. Okay, so we're on to episode seven now, finally. Hey, and if I've got sweat stains, it's because it's 140 degrees Celsius in LA. Okay, so episode seven is called Bunty Gets His Knee Shot. Yes. It's called Ruda. Yeah. Rudra. Rudra. Rudra. Right, right. Okay. Here, read the synopsis real quick. The synopsis. Hoping to tie up the many loose ends of their case, Sartorch and Angeli reunite to figure out how the enigmatic trinity is linked to Gaetondi's prophecy. Yes, and just on the heels of five and six, man, it kept going, man. It did, and it kept going in a different way. Oh, okay. It got, it got. I want to tell you what the meaning is first. Rudra is a deity who's associated with anger, chaos, or storm. The Rudra version of Gaetondi is what this episode is all about.  Spoilers, by the way, go watch the show. Obviously. When his wife is killed in an attack by Isis men, this dialogue is utter class. It's only when his love was targeted that he came to killing on the basis of religion, and even then he cared only about avenging. Subhadra. No one else. Yeah. And his life was right here? Yeah. When Isis killed Subhadra, he awoke the Hindu in me. Yeah. That was a, yeah. I was like, oh, dang, things just got real. Yeah. This episode, so obviously you start off with Sartorch. Kind of going back to, he was like, all right, I did all that, but I'm good now. Yeah. I'm gonna... I made a mooboo. I'm not gonna make a mooboo anymore. He's kind of just, he even told his boss, he's like, I'm doing my job. Now you're gonna have to do yours. And I love the line. I was just thinking of it when he says, hey, earn yourself a little good karma, man.  I'm doing the right thing. And so he's giving up now in terms of his job and just wants to do the right thing. Right. Because the clock is literally ticking down. Literally ticking down. Something. We still don't know. But we got a real, I was talking about baited and just listening to everything when we are starting to get introduced to Triviti in the past. And he's talking to that guy about every 25 years is this thing. So in 25 years, and that's in the eyes of the universe, this is the blink of the eye. And when he met, when the Noazadans character met Triviti, man, that was good. I almost texted you at that point. I almost just texted you Noazadans. Yeah. Because I just, he is. I couldn't with him. Because starting with that, it was just the line. I think it's, if you keep, I think he's like, there's three rabbits or something Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.  Oh, I love it so much. And then we got this whole different side of his character because he was falling in love with this one girl. And she seemed like a perfect match for him almost. I mean, for a murder, for a psychopath, whatever. A sociopath. But you still end up caring for him. You do. Which is a mark of an actor doing an amazing job. And writers. Yeah. Yes. If you can make somebody care for this kind of a monster of a character. Yes. You have done an amazing job. Yes. And not created just the stereotypical villain, bad guy, but a complex human being who nature versus nurture. If he was in a different time and in a different place, what do you bend this guy? I love that. Oh, yeah. And so they went through this whole thing of their relationship. And I think it was an amazing scene. Not one word was. It was right when they were first introduced into the episode. They were naked on the bed. Just laying on the bed. And I think they were there for about a minute. She got up and they just stared at each other. They didn't say one word. Nothing. And then they just cut to somebody else. Something else. Yeah. I was like, that was brilliant. Yeah. And I also, I just could go on and on about it. I know you can too. No, I don't. Yeah. He's when he's listening her listening to her in the car. Tell the story about why she didn't eat the thing the first time and he's listening. And when she finishes the story, you see his realization of both because he didn't understand it first. He was taking it a little personally and he listens. He's looking at her in the rear view and you see him go, oh, that's actually adorable. And you see his endearment toward her. Nawazuddin is just a brilliant listener. He's just a brilliant actor. He is Oscar level. Oh, yeah. Um, 100% 100% just as good as acting. Then when you go in the episode is it turns and these people show up to the house and you don't see it coming. And they're looking for a good ton day and they kind of just shoot up the house. It kind of reminded me of the opening of gangs of loss of parents. Yeah, very much. Yeah. I was kind of mixed up. I was like, wait. And I didn't know that was in the second. I had a feeling when they went back to her on the bed. Yeah. I thought she's shot. Yeah. She was a pillow. I said out loud. I knew it. Yeah. I ought to bring it. I was like, oh, yeah. I was feeling frozen. I know he's getting just drew us in. You finally get an erection again. Yeah. And you took it away from him. But then he obviously inferred obvious reasons.  And now it's just like the straw that broke the camel's back. Exactly. Yeah. Because the philosophy of cuckoo was enough to send him spiraling.  I think he's now becoming what everybody, at least in the show, knows him as a good ton. In the present. In the present. In the present. Yeah. Knows who a good ton day is. 100%. He's becoming because they killed all the men.  He turned the nearest Targaryen on that. Let's just burn all the kids. All the children. All the people. Just kill them all. Daenerys. What? Yeah. What? What? What? What do you? What do you? What do you? What do you? What do you? What happened to him? No. They rang the bell. They rang the bell. Made for such an interesting moment for the character. And it was just brilliant writing. The show's getting better. One episode left in this season. Just so good. And I'm wondering what's going to happen. Are we going to figure out what's going to happen in the 25 day? No, not in this season. This was day 16. No way. And a couple other things. The scoring again. The music on this was so freaking good. So pulled back. So subtle. Then that last scene, I was noticing the score. But I'm again. Yeah. You took another great actor away from us. When she was doing it, I was like, Okay, okay. Okay, something's going to happen. Oh yeah.  They're going to shoot her. Yeah.  It's a white guy. Luckily he hasn't said a word yet. He hasn't messed it up. Yeah. He hasn't had to say anything. So that's good. But when I was concerned and I thought there's, you know, my mind is thinking she's such a good actor. And I love watching her on screen. There's no way they're going to take her away at Game of Thrones. And but I love that they did right in the freaking head. I said, I jumped up in my couch and said, No! And then fell back. I think I verbally was like, Oh!  But inside thinking, And so who is he associated with? I don't know. He wasn't even looking at her either. It was weird. He was like looking off in the middle distance. Yeah. This guy's, It's almost like he was like mentally ill. Something wasn't there. Like what is this guy doing? So I don't know who he is with or what. But I don't know. What do you think they have in the last episode? I wonder how far Sartaj is going to go when he finds out she's been killed. You know, because I think everybody's got a switch that'll flip. And we've seen Sartaj kind of flip a switch a little bit. I don't know.  Well, I guess he could. They could blow our minds in end season one with Sartaj dying. Yeah, but what are they going to do in season two? Kalki's coming back. He has to do your new main character. That's right. Introduce new main characters every season. Take it, Game of Thrones, two point up.  So, yeah. Well, I'm guessing you'll find out what we thought about in about five seconds. Yeah, so hang on. Finally finished. Time in a day is season one. It's about time, guys. Of Sakrit Gavs! Sakrit Gavs! And thank you for sticking to the end of this video. Yeah. Five through eight. I kind of just... Since you're waiting so long, I was like, I'm just going to drop them off.  I think they actually almost gave up, basically. I know. Mama, I love the messages, not just with this but for anything. When it's like, I was a virgin when I requested this and now I have to be glantious.  But yes, season one, episode eight, the season finale. It's in the books. It's done. It's called... Want to pronounce that? Yiyadi. Yiyadi. And do you want to read this in opposite directions? To save Mumbai from impending doom. Sartaj, who I always recognize. Races against time to find out who Gaitande's third father is and what's planned to happen on the 25th of day, by the way. If you don't know this already and you're already at season eight, spoiler alert. Season eight, I mean, episode eight, spoiler alert. Obviously. We're going to talk about the content of the episode. You're way past spoilers at this point. Way beyond spoilers at this point. Which I've just got my first thought about this last episode of the season. That just immediately comes to mind. We had Sartaj go full Jamie Lannister right there. I thought the hand was going. I really did. I want to hold on. I want to look up the name. Want to read that from you. It's the name. Yes, the meaning of the name. Yiyadi. Yiyadi was cursed with premature old age and had asked his son Puru to swap their ages. Oh, that's a cool concept. Yiyadi also conquered the whole world and was the Shakravartan Samrat. The last episode has Guruji finally convincing Gaitande to join his cause, thus bringing his son into the fold. There's so much.  We're missing so much of the parallel. So they're talking about the guy who was talking to him in the prison that got him out. On the phone. Yeah. On the phone. The dude on the phone saying you're not going to die. Okay. Whoever that third, the third father. Huh. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. But yeah, the episode, how did it start? It started with Sartaj, correct? Yes, I think. Yeah, the investigation of he's on the train and then he gets kidnapped. And he's kidnapped and finds out simultaneous that I forgot her name was shot in the head. And we lost her in the show. And so it kind of kept up the intense pace of the last three episodes of the season. Five, six, and seven, and eight. Yeah. Like most shows. Yeah.  And they're just getting the story fleshed out. Episode, this season began in episode five. And it just kept clicking along. So he got kidnapped and then... Yeah. He's tied to the table in handcuffed. Man, and then that white guy, who is a very good actor? Shocker. Yeah. He's the best we've seen. The best white guy we've seen in any Indian cinema. Yeah. Yeah. Except, what's her face, but she grew up in... Oh, and no, and we really enjoyed the actor who was in Bang De Rosanti, or Rang De Rosanti. I always mess the letters up on that. I carbonize those. That's in the new phraseology, by the way. If something's screwed up title-wise, like, under-hum-de-hum, that's where the legend began. It's been carbonized. That actor who played the guy who was torturing the soldiers who wouldn't give in, and he's so astonished and he's journaling about it. Who reminded you of Betany? Oh, gotcha. Okay. This is the first guy we've seen comparable. And he was really... He has a weird face, which is probably what bothers me the most. Sorry to... Which makes him great for the role though. Yeah. He's not even on IMDb on the episode, though. No, but it makes him strange. I don't know why he's not... He's not even listed as a cast member, credited on the...  And let's give Saifah the con man.  I fully believe that guy just had his thumb chopped off. Oh, yeah. That was an intense scene. That was a really intense scene. And I... Because now... I think what happened was I was like, Oh!  We may see Tarkov. I said that before in this episode. I said, he may be gone. I still don't believe it. I don't think he would be. But I thought the hand was gone. Yeah. I thought more torture. I don't know what was gonna happen, but his believability and the continuity throughout... Having to move the rope around which just cut off finger. Yes, and little details of smaller movement.  And you wouldn't forget that at all. It would still, even if it wasn't even touched, you would still be dealing with the fact that I'm an excruciating pain, right? And he even got... He was, I guess, I don't know if they make up, sprayed him down, but he had the sweats. That was just fantastic. That was an intense scene. And then the police came and they started to shoot up. And he passes out. And he passes out. And that guy gets away. That guy gets away. We still, so we still don't quite know who this guy is. Yeah. In the hierarchy of who's running the show here, on the people doing this countdown for destroying Mumbai. We're getting closer though. We don't know. Because the feeling at the beginning initially, and you still get that feeling, is like it's Gaitande is the main nibba of the economy as well. But he's not, he's not... He definitely can't be the one because he doesn't have enough of the midichlorians in his blood. He's not the betrothed one. So, you like that reference? But, and then we went to Gaitande in Solitaire in the prison. Yeah. Which, obviously, this is fast forward if you don't like watching his gush over Nawazan. That was Nawazan. And yeah, we've got, we are totally unashamedly man crushed on this actor.  That man is so good. He's just brilliant all the time. He was such... One, it was an intense scene. Just they put him in solitary confinement. He finds his friend that was, his old friend that is in the prison. They beat up on these other people. Right, taking revenge on ISIS men having killed all his people and his wife. He gets pushed, put in isolation, where he has to poop, who he has to... I love the flashlight shots, the direction of the click, and then it goes black and then it's a little closer click. Yeah, this, the cinematography of sacred games is awesome because they like a lot of low light shots where you can't really see the actor's face very well, but it's a beautiful, beautiful shot. Agreed. But then, yeah, Sartre... No, we find out that the way Sartre just connected to us, and then his father... His father is showing him compassion. Showing him compassion in the prison. And so, and it was kind of some foreshadowing, I believe, when he was in a cell, he was talking...  Bunty. Bunty. That guy came up and he was like, this guy's okay. And that was Sartre's father. Right, right. Because he's a good man. He's a good man. So don't hurt him, basically, but everybody else is kind of fair game. Destroy them all, but leave him alone. So that's kind of how it is, and so you see kind of Sartre's father was the exact same as actually Sartre, in terms of just being a good human, and that's where he got it all from. But yeah, the noisadence character... He had a lot of beautiful moments like he always does. He's just, he... I can't stop thinking about your comparison, because it's almost like they're two sides of the same coin. He has a natural just being-ness at any given moment the same way Gary Oldman does. He just has this sense of he's never, ever performing, never, ever. He's always listening. He's always present. He's always in the moment. The moment he had, and the moment he's on the phone where he really gives in to the reality that he's gonna die. I believed him 100%. I believed I was watching noisadence as this character, coming to terms with my life is about to end, and it's... I wish it hadn't ended this way. I just was... He's a beautiful actor. And then at the end, when basically after the phone call, and right as mysterious guy, who I'm guessing is the orchestrator, and got some power, because I...  I'm like, so how do you not die from this? It's kind of like when Matthew McConaughey in Interstellar is going into the black hole. You're like, okay, how are you gonna make him survive this somehow?  And the black shirts arrive. So clearly whoever... He's got some power. The third guy is powerful. He's got some power of some sort. Obviously. Because even Katunde, who is a very powerful person, would... He's not as powerful as this guy. He doesn't have the people that can get you to come into a prison. No, because Katunde can't pull the strings on law enforcement. Yeah. This guy can. Yeah, whoever this third father is. I don't know who this guy is. Yeah. And I'm wondering. I don't know. Maybe it's Kofi. Could be.  So... Doesn't matter. Maybe she just has a male talking. Yeah, doing the talking. That'd be fun. That'd be really funny. But, and then at the end, we can talk about the end now and what we think is gonna happen. Because Sartaj goes... I believe he goes through everything. He walks through the... After he comes to you, right? Yeah. He goes... Well, he passes out. They take him to the hospital. You know, he's reading the paper. But the last things that we find out, first of all, in that warehouse, he finds all of the arms. Arms and the gas pipes? Yes. So I'm guessing one of the 25-day things is one, there's going to be a big militia or a gas attack. Or worse, because at the very end, he goes down into that room that looks like it is set up to be a bomb shelter, a fallout bomb shelter, which would mean somebody is preparing for Mumbai to be nuked. And then the arms are for people who apparently who survived the nuking can then rise up after fallout and take control of the city because everyone else is gone and defend it for... That's what it looks like to me. That the countdown is to nuk the city totally eradicated. And the people who know it's coming are going to be in the bomb shelters. Kind of like Kingsman. You've seen Kingsman? Oh, but never mind. But you should see that. I should. I just never got to it. But yeah, I don't know what's going to happen because, one, that would be a dumb idea because the city would be unlivable for... I know. You could live in it. Decades. Right. Because of just the radiation. And maybe it's just gassing. Yeah. So I don't know what it is, but they're planning on a bunch of people dying.  Right. And I don't know if that's legit or is that a distraction? Is it to make them chase the arms but they really have a secondary plan that's going on like the nuke plan? And clearly, Guy Tunde didn't... He didn't think he would survive. That's why he just shot himself. I guess or... I should re-watch the first episode. Or he was a pawn when he really felt he was the leader in the whole thing. And still, there's a role that Sartaj's dad plays that we haven't figured out yet. Yeah, we're on... So, day what? 15? Day 15. Yeah. 13. And it ended and I thought, I'm in. I am fully looking forward to season two and I like this series. This is a... I recommend this series to like. Oh, 100%. And let me tell you, Saif Ali Khan, man, the first episode we saw of him was like the whole Ranveer Singh thing with Gully Boy for me. It was like, he did good. Yeah. And now as I've been watching and growing and understanding, like we're seeing trailers, he's popping up all the time at every other film. I'm realizing, oh, okay. His best role was clearly that 90s dance. The 90s dance. It can't... That's his best role just like it was Ranveer Kapoor. His best role is being alien number three in two. Sorry. Don't get that wrong. That's true. Because alien number three, he kills and eats. Yeah. No. That's awful. Yeah. So let us know what your theories are because obviously you haven't seen... Yeah. We're all up to pet, to par and up to speed. Yeah. We're all on the same. I believe season two should come out soon. Because I know they've revealed like a cast video. Yeah. We haven't seen that at all. Well, we knew that Kalki is because we follow her on Instagram. We knew that she was... We knew she was really happy. But we haven't seen that video yet. And I don't believe they released even a trailer for the second season yet. Not to my knowledge. We haven't seen it. So let us know what your theories are for the... Yeah. Let's talk theories now. What's going on, boss? We're up to date now and it's very exciting. Sorry, this took so long. But thank you for waiting. As always.


In my last video, we have seen the basics of Ethernet and the various cabling techniques used by the Ethernet i.e. 10Bes5, 10Bes2, 10BesT and 10BesF. In this video, we will see the cable technologies or cable topologies, encoding techniques and the frame format of IEEE 802.3 standard i.e. Ethernet. Now, the learning outcomes are at the end of this session, student will be able to explain the cable topology and encoding techniques, they will also able to draw, encode a signal of given bit stream, student will be also able to describe each and every field of IEEE 802.3 frame format. Let's start with the cable topologies. Cable topologies means different ways of wiring up a building. So, there are different ways provided by IEEE 802.3. Linear topology, spine topology, tree topology and segmented topology. This diagram shows all four type of topologies. First topology or the figure A shows the linear topology. In this topology, single cable is snagged from room to room and the station A, B and C are tapping over the cable. The another type of topology is spine topology. Here the vertical spine cable is used or this vertical spine cable is run from basement to room whereas the horizontal cable is attached to this vertical cable from floor to floor with the help of repeater or amplifier. The third type of topology is tree topology. Now here the stations are arranged like the branches of tree. The next type of topology is segmented topology which is used to set up the large network. Now here multiple cables are connected with the help of repeater. We know that repeater is the physical layer device and it is responsible for receiving the signal then amplify the signal and transmit that signal to the both direction. Now the next very important topic is encoding technique. So here IEEE 802.3 Ethernet uses two approaches for encoding, Manchester encoding and differential Manchester encoding. Actually when the data is coming from the upper layer to the physical layer then physical layer is responsible for transmitting that data bits into the form of signal. That means this physical layer is responsible for conversion of data bits into the digital signal but it is not necessary that physical layer send that bits in same format or it send that bit as it is. So it convert that bit into different bit by or using the various encoding technique. So there are so many encoding techniques like digital to digital, digital to analog, digital and analog to analog. But here Ethernet uses digital to digital encoding technique. So the Manchester encoding and differential Manchester encoding is used by IEEE 802.3 that is Ethernet. Let's see Manchester encoding. So Manchester encoding can be represented by using two conventions or two ways. The first one is Thomas convention and second one is IEEE 802.3 convention. Where each bit period is divided into two equal intervals. Binary one bit represented as high to low signal like this. So here one is represented high to low where the binary zero represented as low to high that means this is low to high signal. The transition is in the middle of bit. So this is known as transition in the middle of bit. Let me explain this with the help of one example. So the given bit stream is 1, 4 times 0s, 1, 0 and 4 times 1. Now we need to arrange this into a proper manner. So here data bits are arranged like this interval. So here 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1. Now to convert this data into digital signal physical layer provides some special specifications. So here digital signal means or how this data is converted into digital signal. So here 1 means high signal. So here it is high and 0 means low. So this is low. But to transmit the data into continuous manner we need to connect it. So we require this interval. So these are two bits 1 and 0. So high to low. Now the next three bits are 0, 0, 0. So here 0, 0, 0 that means low signal. Then again the next bit is 1 that is high signal, again 0 signal, again high signal, 1, 1, 1, 1. This shows the bit or the data bits converted into digital signal. Now let us see Manchester encoding. So as I said 1 represent high to low signal whereas 0 represent low to high signal. So here 1, the first bit is 1 that is high to low signal and the another bit is 0 that is low to high signal. The next bit is again low to high signal, right? This is low to high signal. But to connect these two bits or to send this in a continuous manner we need to attach this. So this is 0. The next again 0, 0, then again 1 that means high to low, 0, low to high and again the remaining 4 bits are high to low, high to low in this manner. So this is Manchester encoding. Manchester encoding having advantage. So always a transition in each bit thus making the synchronization between the sender and receiver is possible. But it has a disadvantage. Because of the greater number of transition it occupies the significantly large bandwidth. Let us see the another encoding technique used by Ethernet that is differential Manchester encoding. So here binary 1 bit indicate absence of transition at the start of interval and binary 0 bit indicate presence of transition at the start of interval. So let us see with the help of same example. So we know how to draw the digital signal and how to draw the Manchester encoding. So the data is 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1. So what I said? So here if the 1 bit is present then there is a absence of transition at the start of interval. So this is start of interval. So let us see differential Manchester encoding. So for 1 bit there is high to low signal but there is no transition at the start of interval. Now for 0 there is a presence of transition at the start of interval. So we need to show the transition here. So this is transition but 0 is not low to high. So we need to continue this signal so here high to low. Again the next 3 bits are 0. So therefore again the transition at the start of interval, for next 0 again the transition at the start of interval and for next 0 again the transition at the start of interval. Now the next is 1 bit. So we do not need to show the transition at the start of interval. So here low to high. To make it continue we need to provide here or we need to draw low to high again 0. That means we need to show the transition at the start of interval. So here like this and for remaining 4 ones the data is like this or the signal is drawn like this, understood? So here the data given data is converted in the form of differential Manchester. So physical layer transmit the data in terms of various encoding techniques. Now so the advantages offer better noise immunity. Now when the data is transmitted from source to destination so many interferences are included but this technique differential Manchester encoding provide the better noise immunity. Disadvantages are require more complex equipment, require twice bandwidth as compared to plain binary encoding. Now pause the video think about this question and write down the answer and the question is convert given bit stream into Manchester and differential Manchester encoding bit stream is 1010111. So again arrange this data, convert this bit into digital signal Manchester 1 bit is high, 0 bit is low to high, 1 bit 0 bit and remaining 1 1 bit. Differential Manchester the 1 bit that means there is no transition at the start of interval and if 0 that means we need to show the start of interval sorry start of presence of signal at the start of interval. So in this way differential Manchester encoding. Now the next very important topic is the frame format of IEEE 802.3. So when source transmit the data to the destination data link layer provide the proper frame format that means the structure is required. So here IEEE provide a proper frame format with some fields. So let us see each and every field one by one. So here IEEE 802.3 Ethernet frame format first field is preamble and it reserved 7 bytes with the bit pattern 10101010. It use for synchronization. Second start of delimiter reserved 1 byte with bit pattern 10101011 and it denote the start of frame itself. The next thing is destination address and source address allow 2 byte and 6 byte but the parameter defined for the 10 Mbps baseband standard use only 6 byte address. It provides the ordinary and group address when the MSB bit or the high order bit is 0 then the ordinary address and when the high order bit is 1 then it provides the group address. Again there are two type of addresses multicast and broadcast multicast address that means sending message to a group of station and broadcast means all once in destination field deliver to the all station on the network. Length of data. Length is a 2 byte field indicate the length of entire Ethernet frame. This field can hold the length value between 0 to 65534 but because of some limitation Ethernet provide only 1500 bytes data. Then the data field actual data is inserted in the data field known as payload IP header and the data will be inserted here if the internet protocol is used over the Ethernet. Maximum data length just now I said that 1500 bytes then the padding field data length is less than minimum length that is 46 byte then the padding 0 is added to meet the minimum possible length then the checksum to detect the error present into the frame. So the CRC is the 4 byte field this will contain the 32 bit hash code of data if the checksum computed by the destination is not matches with the checksum computed or after get checksum computed with the send data then the received data is corrupted and then data that data is discarded by the destination. So this is the frame format and each and every field present into the frame provided by IEEE 802.3. These are the references. Thank you.


Hi, I'm Ronald. I've registered an NPTEL course on language in society. It was really a good course and we have learned a lot. Two of us registered from our institute and being a teacher of English, it really helps. That course is really a blessing. And regarding the assessment, it really helps you to improve on it. Probably it helps you to know the subjects better. And we had a very good time learning that thing through video lectures. And I thank Professor Rajesh for just enlightening us on language in society. And I hope a few more courses on language, especially with phonetics and communication skills, will be of great help to the students. Regarding the exams, the exams were really good and it was conducted in a very good manner. And we would like to have one more query we'd like to ask. We have asked several questions during the course. And it would be better if we receive answers on that immediately so that we can understand that in a better way. Thank you.


I'm going to take a second to ask you to turn off this picture to see if there's any problem. Can we have our chairperson stand by you? I'm about to have the first general subcommittee. We've had a couple of preliminary meetings and we can see for those that the general shape of the subjects in the model will be very much alike. It reminded me somewhat of that old academic joke that the questions stay the same over here with the answers. I think that may have happened here. Because of that similarity, we felt that we didn't need to take up your time now with the truth of the mood around it. But we do have five which we need to get your instructions or at least your guidance that will come up in the chair meeting. The first one is achieving a higher level of informant. When you were the host in 8.3, you shook up the sum drastically in the amount of time the head belonged. The gender for discussion rather loosened and relaxed. But now there's a feeling on the part of many of the other heads anyway. The things are getting back into place. I was thinking it's just about 19 years since I first went to work for you. It's a good build. It's a great feeling. I'm afraid it'll be a little bit tough for you. We'll come over here. Our Secretary of Agriculture is going to be built in. I believe he has served as Deputy Secretary of Agriculture. Now he serves as the Secretary of Agriculture and he is agreed. We have a fine problem. We think the program has been passed. The measures that are going to take a farm creditor are going to help get farming back in the economy. That it has been rectified some of the things that have been wrong with regard to government's imposition on agriculture. And I have every confidence that our friend is the Secretary of Agriculture, Dick Lee. Mr. President, a lot of farmers thought you could have picked a working farmer for this job. I think one of them has been a pretty hard working farmer most of his life. Mr. President, can you track your right hand? And the aftermath of yesterday's disaster, what are your feelings today, sir? There's still much as they were yesterday. I think all of us have kind of escaped the numbness of shock that we all felt. Thank you. It is great to see you back. It's nice to see you. It's nice to see you, sir. Don Regan, Chief of Staff. It's a pleasure to meet you. How are you? Of course, nice to see you. It's nice to see you. It's nice to see you. How are you, sir? I'm good. Thank you, sir. It's nice to see you. Thank you. Are you prepared to give him more than a pat on the back, Mr. President? I've just said we want to be very supportive. Okay. Let me decide whether you're going to give any to Mr. President. Thank you. Come on, let's go. Thank you. We received the money by the end of the year. And also, I am moved by the ideals that we fight for. That personally, I have been fighting for for 20,000 years. And I will go back home today to leave.


We're in doubt. Let me out.  I'm Corbin. Me llamo y si Ricardo. Es muy bueno es la biblioteca. I thought it was the guy on my Twitter account. Jesus. I'm Patreon's official Twitter account. Sorry, that's called Stop Smoking Hash. We're reacting to a trailer. It's called Kabali. It's as... Rajin Khan's Yes. That this is a teaser. It's a little teether. But it is... I think it's Tamil. Yeah, it's Tamil. Okay. Look at you not saying Tamal anymore.  Here we go. The South Indians just screaming at the screen in the movie theater? Oh, yeah. When he comes on screen. Because we've seen a few of his other teasers as well. But I feel like since he's such a big star. But also it was funny. They kind of broke the fourth wall. And we're like big time. This is what typically happens in a Tamil film. That's my favorite part of that teaser. That was really good. I can't... I mean, again, obviously it's a gangster film of some type. So I can't really tell much outside of that. I wonder if there's an actual trailer. So we can figure out what's going on. I did like it. But I would also like to know exactly. Kabali movie official teaser. No. Kabali trailer. It's got subs. Okay. We're doing double duty here. Let's do it. Let's do it. Teaser and trailer in one. Here we go. Booyah. Two months later, I will come out. I will stand with you for you. I will definitely stand with you. I promise. Sheela Chakyaji, DCT. You're going to stay here.  Currently, 40 people have been caught. Among them, more than 30 people are Indians. The name of the Indians has been changed. Even after wearing the uniform, I don't even doubt it. Please, I beg of you. Don't start going out. Yes, sir. You are very good. Very good. That couldn't have been the official trailer. Hold on. Let me see this. That was a scene. Kabali trailer. It's why YouTube movies has almost 3 million views. Comments are turning out. So that seemed a little strange. Yeah. I mean, at first I was like, okay, they're building up or something. And then you just kind of end. It gets a scene. Okay. Okay. So we still don't know what it really is. That failed. That was, we'll finally figure out what it is. We'll do a trailer and we'll figure it out. But no, let me look it up real quick. What I've really liked so far from both of them though is the music. It might be the Vikram Vita. Some of the deepest guttural stuff has been from South Indian films. Mm-hmm. Just, just like that. I don't think it sounds like that. Just like that, my friend. It came out in 2016. Didn't you come out in 2016?  While doing so, he learns about tap dancing. No, wait, he learns about what happened to his family when he was gone. Okay. So technically they did give us all that information. That's pretty much it? Yes. I guess he's been in prison a long time and now he's out. So kicking butt and taking names. Directed by kicking names and taking butt. Parajit, Parajit, Ranjit. What? Parajit? Yeah. Parajit. Directed and written by Parajit. And I don't recognize anybody else. This has been requested a lot. So you can let us know exactly how this film is. Yeah. Because it looks pretty. The audio is cool, but I really can't tell. Can't, cannot tell. I can't tell in this life. And I know there'll be people who love him as a superstar and say everything he does is gold, which is not true for any actor. They're even the greatest actors in the world. Tom Hardy, never done bad film. Actually, I don't know. I haven't seen all of them. That's true. We haven't seen them all. I've seen most of them. I'll tell you what, everything I've seen Tom Hardy do, he hasn't never been bad. That's true. Period. That's, that's possible. Yeah, that is true. It is possible for an actor to always be good, but very seldom that every film they've ever done or everything they've ever done is good. Johnny Depp, never had a flop. That's funny. And this is a huge Johnny Depp. Yeah, I know. Well, he's notorious. He made his career before Pirates off of flops. It's true. So that's funny. But yeah, so you're going to have to let us know because I can't really tell right now. He looks cool. I like the first one, but I feel like the teaser. I feel like the first one was actual official. Me too.  Yeah, that's because two million people watched it and all two million when it was done went, huh? And they turned off the commons. Exactly, because all the comments were, why do you do that? Yeah, this totally isn't the real trailer.  Sorry.


So you think about quitting C programming in 2021 where you reached the right video? Let me explain. This video is brought to you by DigiLink Academy You're number one source to learning programming by us and get to that six-figure freelance salary you desire Our courses include our secret project course our freelance kickstarter our pipeline course and our interview Programming course and much much more So if you haven't already go ahead and click the link below to get to our free Seven-step freelance guide so that we can help take your career to the next level. I'll see you guys in the course All right guys, let's jump right into the problem here. A lot of you guys love C programming And this is what you do. This is what you like your projects all this good stuff But the client is wanting something different. They have other needs and It tends to pull you away from what you actually love to do. Is this a problem? Yes But as far as just what you can control As a freelancer you got options, but as the W2 9 to 5 employee you just got to go with the flow But at the end of the day, that's why I tell you guys to really Kind of vet things up front and let you know Is this the right client or the job for you and we'll go into those details And I'll tell you why I quit C programming and get into that But before you get started, let's start some dialogue guys Comment below your experience with quitting C programming or any programming language comment below Give me some insight. So why you quit? How long you quit? Do you plan on getting started and whether you're struggling with comment below? So guys If you don't take any thing if you don't if you only say one thing away from this video This is what you take away your clients is going to have you focusing on different types of projects Depending on where you work for even the software companies of Facebook's to Google You're gonna be working on different portions different modules of a particular programming language or a particular piece of software It may not it may be see but it may be variables or maybe Some logic or troubleshooting um legacy code.  Especially short term from project project base. It's not a huge deal But if it just prolong over years and years and years Maybe this is a good indication for you that this may not be the right client but at the beginning as a um Beginner love developer You shouldn't even be watching this video Because you need to be putting your head down and focusing on the work as a beginner And once you get some experience you get some options on the table. You kind of know what you're doing You are providing value to the client in the industry now You got options now. You can actually really put yourself in a position to win So let me tell you guys about my experience and why I quit c programming in 2021 All you guys know that I'm working on multiple projects from multiple clients and at this point my clients are very mature As far as just their software development stack and what they want to do, you know, as far as just their primary management system their accounting system All of their systems their tech stacks are established So we're just working specifically on different modules of the two Me I don't do a lot of operating system management um coding nowadays or I don't do any heavy Um primary system coding all of the systems that I'm working on a secondary They are outside module type system, which typically are not written in c or c++ And sometimes it kind of confuses you because you're like man, you know I want to work on this specific program language because this is the man But every now and then or a lot of times the client's just gonna have different stuff So I'm having to step back from c programming c++ A lot of stuff I learned at the beginning I don't even use anymore. I'm heavy in the sequel side right now And I don't see that changing anytime soon Maybe in the future I'll get more clients that are c-based c++ based Or projects that's gonna allow me to deep dive in that but for right now I don't see that happening. Is it a good thing? I wouldn't say so as long as you work working the project you like it's good Um, but I'm telling you guys this is this is gonna happen to you as well As you go up that ladder in your career You're gonna have situations to where you're gonna be working on similar projects I don't want you to be like, okay. I'm working python on this day php this day You're just working on every different programming language within a six month time span. I'm not saying that All I'm saying is your client or your employer is gonna have a primary programming language And they're gonna have a secondary programming language And sometimes um, their primary program language is work is their main Management system and their secondary is just use stuff like sequel javascript things like that And that's what you're gonna be your focus for the next, you know Six months 12 months and all depends on the client's needs. So don't get discouraged. Don't quit Like I did, you know as far as just I'm gonna I'm gonna My mind is I like to focus on specific things, you know As long as I have that client that stack and I go find similar clients with similar stacks similar program language I'm good to go that way my learning scales that way I can stay focused to a certain extent You know, you don't want to be put in a box where you just do one Hey, I only work on variables or I only work on Um, certain things, you know, you can do that in a larger market, but the tertiary market. I mean, you can't do that So, um guys, that's all I got to say as far as just that I like to work with my, um, students and my clients to make sure I provide them with the best solution And we always struggle with that if we want to quit so bad and don't get me wrong I've quit on projects, especially if it's something long-term one off that I know I wasn't gonna do again It's it's okay to say no. I'm a backup It's it's like, hey, this is not working. Let me back up reassess And the thing about quitting that makes it bad is you quit and you don't move forward in any direction You just quit sit down and go, um watch tv. That's you don't want to do that here Yeah, you want to sit back go watch tv to take your mind off for a couple hours But at the end of the day you want to come back and say, okay What mistakes I made here? Why is this not good for me? So the next decision next project is going to be along your skillset Things you want to do you're going to be more engaged and it's going to increase the probability That you are going to be successful That's what we want here guys and that's why I'm going to get you guys to aim And to make sure we stay on track and we complete projects and yeah quitting is part of the game But quitting is only bad when you don't move forward after your initial quit Keep that in mind guys Like subscribe to the content if you have additional questions comment below Let's start a conversation in the comment section guys I'm gonna be bringing you guys some different type of content here. I'm in the process of moving bear with me I'm gonna have to move all this stuff To my new place and my new place is not ready. It's under construction. So I'll be moving in a construction zone, but Show must go on good guys with the content Bear with me definitely going to be doing that like subscribe to the content. 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Welcome to Athens Politics Nerd, where we break down commission meetings to bring you the important local news. This week, I've got more questions than answers. Like, will the commission take action to protect the west end of downtown? What's going to be in the prosperity package? And, did national EMS really lie to cover up a failed ambulance response? Let's see. You can keep up with local news, Georgia politics, and national policy by subscribing. If you've lived in Athens for a while, or even just a few years, you know that downtown looks a little different than it used to. Can Athens' unique culture survive covered in luxury high-rises and corporate chain stores? I think so, but maybe not if it gets much worse. For almost a year now, Commissioner Melissa Link has been working to protect the cultural history of downtown Athens with a new historic district because she worries that some big changes might be yet to come. In January, she and other commissioners placed a one-year moratorium to stop the demolition of the Sey building at Hancock and Lumpkin. The first United Methodist Church wanted to tear down that building to put up a parking lot. Seeing this as the first salvo in the larger fight for the soul of downtown, after blocking the Sey demolition, Link instructed staff to create a plan for a new historic district. The eastern end of downtown is already protected by a local historic district, but the west end is not, even though it's already been designated as historic by the federal government. The federal historic district extends all the way to Pulaski Street, but provides basically no protection since most land use decisions are made at the local level. With the one-year moratorium running out, county staff came back with their plan, which actually extended historic designation past a federally recognized zone, all the way to Newton Street on the west end and Strong Street on the north end. This meant that all five downtown churches were included in the proposed district, and they were not happy about it. It's our opinion that additional local guidelines related to this proposal will halt future advancement critical to our church's mission. Other property owners also complained, which led Commissioner Mike Canby to compromise with Link on a new proposal that just protected the area included in the federal district. That meant that only two churches would be affected, and it seemed primed for passage at the commission meeting on December 3rd. But on December 2nd, something unexpected happened. Former ACC attorney Bill Berryman sent a letter to his old employer, the commission, threatening to sue them if they went forward with the historic district. He claimed that his new employer, the First United Methodist Church, felt the district violated their freedom of religion and would cause them irreparable harm. As you might imagine, that threw the proceedings into chaos. Unaware of the looming threat of a lawsuit, dozens of people showed up to this meeting to express their support for the historic district, including former Commissioner George Maxwell. I'm probably the only person in this room that really know about the heart corner. And it would break my heart to see the destruction going on in other parts of the city would take place in the western part of Athens. The commission ultimately decided to delay their decision by up to six months. They also extended the moratorium on demolitions. This part of Athens is as much as my home as the place where I physically laid my head at night. I would not be sitting here behind this rail tonight if it were not for this part of downtown. I came here tonight to support the CDO that Commissioner Hamby and Commissioner Link put forward. I look forward to some morning that something similar six months from now or a year from now or a long it takes for us to have a public information process that everyone feels comfortable with. But I want to make very clear where I stand now for an update on the prosperity package. But stick around for the bit about national EMS after this. You need to hear about what happened there. OK, about the prosperity package. The neighborhood leaders program that I've discussed before was finally approved at this meeting, as were two grant writer positions. But that's only $1 million in total. What will they do with the $3 million left in the prosperity package? Local artist Broderick Flanagan has an idea, baby bonds. Baby bonds are part of Senator Cory Booker's plan to close the racial wealth gap. The idea is that every baby would get a savings bond at birth to be held in trust by a local bank or nonprofit. On turning 18, they could use that bond to help them get an education, start a business, or buy a house. Basically, it could be used for anything that helps them build wealth. Flanagan wants to do a test run of the idea in commission districts two and nine, which are the two districts with the biggest African American population. New parents living in those areas would be eligible for a lottery to get access to this program, and he also wants to let high school seniors apply so the test run doesn't take 18 years to get going. Will the commission go along with this plan? I'm not sure, but maybe. There's nothing else that's currently on the table as far as I know. On the other hand, ACC Attorney Judd Drake feels that it may violate the Georgia Constitution's gratuities clause. He's going to look into that and I'll let you know what he says. On to National EMS. There was an article published in the flag poll last week that you might want to check out. Hey, I think I know that guy. So in August, a child was having a severe allergic reaction to peanuts at Barrow Elementary in a school called 911 for an ambulance. They waited for 15 minutes, but that ambulance never showed up. Had better things to do, maybe? We still don't know what happened. I found out about this at a commission meeting in September. It happened at Barrow Elementary. Child having allergic reaction. Puranic father came and took the kid to the yard because the ambulance never showed up. I want to close the record a little bit more on a couple of things. One is on the Barrow School Elementary 911 call for a few months ago. They discovered that the nurse at the school did not dial 911. Instead, instead dialed the private telephone number bypassing 911, calling EMS directly. They looked further into this and found that the school district's new voice over IP system in some cases in some schools does not support 911. So what? How could schools in Athens not be able to dial 911? It just boggles the mind. I contacted Taylor Duke, executive director of technology services for the school district, and he dispelled this myth immediately, saying, of course they could dial 911. The director of nursing at CCSD told me the same thing. She said the nurse at Barrow definitely dialed just three digits that day, 911. Why did national EMS say they didn't? Did they think no one would check? I just don't get it. But it gets worse. It turns out that Sam Raffle and Bob Gad, who are public safety advocates I've interviewed before, put in an open records request for the tape of the 911 call from Barrow. For whatever reason, the 911 center had trouble finding it, so they asked National EMS about it. National was the one who handled the call. They handle all our medical 911 calls. Despite, of course, having a record of the call in their system, presumably, National told the ACCPD 911 center that the call did not exist and that they should stop looking for it.  This is the company that handles all medical 911 calls in Athens. What do you do with a company like this? I go into a lot more detail about national EMS in this video, or check out my full interview with public safety heroes Sam Raffle and Bob Gad. If you want to help me do more investigative reports like the one for the flagpole, please consider becoming a patron by visiting www.patreon.com.


I want to take some time to talk about my man, Bernard Sanders, who let me just say at Joe Biden's inauguration looked like an absolute chad. This is kind of the energy that I'm feeling right now. He represents all of us. And I am confident that this image will be memed for years to come, which is great because it's fantastic. But Bernie Sanders is an important individual, not just because of the influence that he has and the platform that he has, but because he is going to be the Senate Budget Committee Chairman, which is really important because he actually cares about the American people and to care about the American people and simultaneously be in a position where you can affect change in a meaningful way, we haven't seen this in quite some time and I'm really looking forward to it. So in an interview with ABC News, he had a message for Republicans or rather he had a warning for Republicans that I'm really glad to see. Like he needs to say this, somebody needed to say this, but basically, simply put, he says to Republicans, look, we are going to give you the opportunity to work with us, but if you do not work with us, then we are going to steamroll you. Take a look. I have no problem with reaching out to Republicans. I would prefer to do it that way. But if we hear very early on that Republicans do not want to act in the way that meets the needs of working people in this country or the middle class, sorry, we're going to do it alone. The truth of the matter is that Republicans use budget reconciliation over the years to provide massive tax breaks to the rich to try to repeal the Affordable Care Act. We're going to use it to protect working families and the middle class.  So it's time that Democrats actually play hardball. Now, look, I think it's reasonable that at first Joe Biden is coming in and saying we're going to we're going to try to pass things like, you know, another stimulus package with a 60 vote threshold. We're not going to opt for reconciliation immediately. And that's what Bernie Sanders is saying, too, because you're giving them a chance to try to work with you. However, if they shoot you down, if they slap down the olive branch that you are extending, waste no time, move right on without them, because then you can basically bludgeon them in the midterm elections. If you're Joe Biden, you could say, look, we tried to work with Republicans. But unfortunately, they didn't want to work with us. So alone, we had to pass a stimulus package along party lines. We're the ones who gave you a thousand dollars or two thousand dollars. We did X, Y and Z for you. We're the ones who administered, you know, vaccines in a more competent manner. And they didn't help us. They were salty because Donald Trump lost the election. They refused to work with us. And so we had to do it alone, like use this and actually play politics. Now, I have no confidence that Joe Biden is going to want to play politics in that way, because I think he at his core is pretty conservative. But Bernie Sanders, as budget committee chairman, he actually has a lot of influence. And so if he wants to pass something using reconciliation, that's just, you know, 51 votes, he can do it. And his agenda is very ambitious. And you'll love to see it. So in an op-ed for CNN, he actually wrote about this saying amid so much economic suffering and despair, it is imperative that Democrats pass a bold and aggressive economic agenda within the first 100 days of Joe Biden's presidency. And as Warren Gunnell's reports, that includes boost checks of $2,000, a $15 an hour minimum wage, emergency Medicare for all, double community health centers, lower drug prices, don't tax emergency unemployment benefits, paid family leave, universal health care, rebuild America, combat climate change, tax the rich, save USPS and more. And again, this is all what Bernie Sanders wants to happen within the first 100 days. And he's saying, look, as budget committee chairman, we're in a position to where we can make this happen.  All we need is a simple majority, 50 plus one votes. Kamala would be the tiebreaker. So this is absolutely brilliant. When you have someone like Bernie Sanders in this position, there's no excuse for Democrats. There is no excuse for Democrats. So if they don't capitalize on this unique opportunity that they haven't had since the 2000s when Obama was first sworn in, then that's on them. If you fail, you can't blame Republicans here. You cannot blame Republicans.  Accountability is going to be on your shoulders. So if you fail, there's nobody to blame but yourselves. So I'm glad that Bernie Sanders is in this position. You know, I think it's smart. It's smart politics to basically say, look, we tried to allow Republicans to work with us and have some input. And now I don't want them to have input, realistically speaking. But if they shoot you down, I think that makes for a really good situation. And you can use that politically to beat them in the midterm. So we'll see. I don't necessarily expect very savvy politics from corporate Democrats like Joe Biden or Kamala Harris. But I do think that Bernie Sanders is a little bit more strategic. And I think that he can push them in a better direction. And if we don't get all of this, then we better get at least half of this. Like I think during a pandemic, we should expect more. We should ask and demand more from our government. Because if you can't serve the American people when we need you the most, then you're really proving that you are useless and your legitimacy will go down as a direct result. So, you know, look, we'll see, we'll wait and see. But I do feel a little bit more optimistic because Bernie Sanders is in that position. Of course, I would have preferred if he was the president, but that's neither here nor there. He will be the budget committee chairman. And I fully expect him to, you know, utilize the power that he has to do as much as he possibly can to improve the lives of Americans.


Hi you guys, Lindsay here. Welcome back to my channel, Inside the Hem, and welcome back to the last episode of the Holiday Sew Along series. If you've been following along, we've been making Vogue 9351, and I've walked you through picking fabrics, getting the perfect fit, and sewing tips for both the jumpsuit and the jacket. Today is a day where you get to see it all come together, so without further ado, here's my holiday outfit. Eek! Isn't it perfect? Okay, let's break it down jumpsuit first. As you know, I made the jumpsuit with a gorgeous Prada Kraitback Satin from Minerva Crafts. It comes in a whopping 28 different colors. I chose the one called wine, but I also love the deep teal and emerald green for the holidays. I made a few adjustments to the pattern, including a full seat adjustment, which is common for me. I had to lower the crotch, but I think that was because I was trying to use the size 14 and grade out to a 20 and didn't account for the crotch line. In the future, I'll just buy both sizes of the pattern and blend between sizes that way. I also had to take in the side seams, but I think that's because I overcorrected when grading the bodice. So all in all, I really think the pattern is drafted really well right out of the envelope. You'll just have to do your usual adjustments, but nothing else major. For the jacket, I used a Pauly Visco's Tartan plaid suiting, also from Minerva Crafts. This fabric is such a great value. It feels and looks so much more expensive than it really is. For fitting, I narrowed and shortened the sleeves and shortened the hem of the jacket to hit me at my high hip, which is more flattering on me. The jacket has small shoulder pads, which I'm really happy about. They give the jacket such a great shape, but aren't that noticeable. They are the way shoulder pads were always supposed to be. Looking at you, 1980s. I also added some foam broad cups to the jumpsuit for some support and coverage there since the bodice is backless. And yes, I have to strip down to go to the bathroom, but at least I can cover up with the jacket so I'm not freezing. I can't wait to mix and match these two pieces with other items in my closet, the jacket with black jeans or over a little black dress, the jumpsuit with a different coat or layered over a t-shirt even. And don't forget that the pattern comes with three other options, a top, a dress and pants. I definitely will be making the dress and judging from how these pants look on the jumpsuit, I might have found a pants pattern that I can work with for some dress pants. I'd love to see your versions of Vogue 9351. Be sure to tag me wherever you share your makes online. I'm at inside the hem everywhere. And don't forget, my Minerva Crafts coupon code is still good. Use the code inside the hem at checkout to get 10% off all dressmaking fabrics, but hurry, it expires at the end of the year. And that's going to do it for me today. Thanks so much for watching. Until next time, I'll see you all very soon. Bye.


Everybody happy Sunday. It's Sunday August. What is it fifth way? It's Sunday first Sunday in August. We are headed out to the movies and dinner to bright blue sunny day hot again Anyway, just taking it easy on Sunday. We have stuff. We probably should be doing but we're not going to so anyway You know how it is We're going to see the Incredibles 2 yes, we are You'll oldest people in the audience, but that's okay, and it's incredible. It'll be incredible. It will be a Twice is incredible. Right? We'll be back. It is Monday August 6th. I only know that because I'm sitting at my desk in the computers right there The husband is off today. He's working these long 12-hour plus shifts for his company doing some customer service worldwide and Training and sorry my asthma is itchy My asthma is acting up and my nose is itchy. My allergies are acting up, too Summer's not a great time of year for me, but the fires in California aren't helping anyway So he's home today He was off yesterday today tomorrow and Wednesday So we're going to try to get some DIY done here around the house and some other errands and things I've been putting off that I could use his help with I did finally get a decent amount of sleep last night and the night before I think my body is just at some point The exhaustion overrides the anxiety And and I just collapse and so that's despite the fact that there's giant bags under my eyes Which are kind of always there I did get some sleep last night Anyway, I've been up doing paperwork and answering some emails and Make making lists. That's what I do when I'm stressed. I make lists. So I made some lists this morning Anyway, I have some art that I want to do I am Inspired to work on a few watercolors that came up with some ideas last night I have a watercolor journal I want to work in so I might work on that I may film it for the vlog and not just for regular YouTube. So I'll see what happens and That's it for the moment. I will Be back. I don't think there's anything exciting going on today except unclogging the whole shower drain I don't think that's super exciting. I won't I promise. I won't film it because who wants to see that I don't want to see that Anyway, that's it for the moment. Okay guys, this is for you all here on the vlog I did my last double-page spread in this journal This is my moleskin one that I never remember what it is. Let's see. It's a moleskin fountain A moleskin weekly notebook for 2017. I did start off the journal dating the pages and of course Finished it with no dates. Of course.  It takes my page protectors out What it looks like It has the coolest texture on the pages and in the book because of the layers on some of them and then Just the design on others. It is the coolest thing. So anyway Break out your old calendars and work in them and see what you can come up with That's it for today. I'll be back morning everybody It is Tuesday August I think it's the 7th Pretty sure anyway, it's Tuesday morning at 6.52 a.m. I'm not really awake. I've only had one cup of coffee I'm helping my husband get his car over for service Which means I have to go with him because it's far away and I need to Get him Turn right on to Muscat Drive Turn right on to Uvinyard Drive And they're gonna need to have his car all day. So He has a vintage Mitsubishi 3000 GT sports car 1990 Turn right on to Uvinyard Drive So he's gonna go have a service and then he's got to do blood work and then we're gonna go to breakfast So this will be fun because we'll be driving in rush hour traffic And I haven't done that in quite a while In one mile keep left on Tuesday through 85 north I try to avoid it at all costs. Gene keeps interrupting anyway, we're gonna head on our way and I'll take you with us guys it is 4 37 in the afternoon on Tuesday And it hasn't been an overly busy stressful day, but we have had a lot of little things to do and I just got done dropping my husband off to pick his car up from Getting it serviced, which is the early morning trip that we went on this morning and Then after we did all that we went out to breakfast, which was nice and I think I got a little footage of the restaurant that we went to bill's cafe That I think you saw right before this cute little place Was a pretty good breakfast a little bit pricey the Biscuits and gravy were a little bland, but I have to say My eggs and bacon were cooked really well. The hash browns were delicious coffee You know diner coffee is so hard to get right and not have it be burned and their coffee was really good um police reported ahead Or is now stuck in traffic because my husband's car places on the other side of san jose Getting up there wasn't a big deal because everybody's going south, which is now the way I'm headed and yeah, it's bad anyway, I'm gonna stop at Target on the way home Maybe michaels. I don't know it depends on how annoyed I get with the traffic and where I get off the freeway to be really honest um, I Want to work on some watercolors because right now Um after I finished the journal that I showed you all the other day um The only I'm packing up everything except for my travel arts applies my my travel sketch supplies and some watercolor um like really basic basic basic so I am Want to work on some watercolor. I'm actually inspired right now to work on some watercolor I got the new gene hainz watercolor book in the mail today I pre-ordered it months and months and months ago and I will put a picture here somewhere And um, I am really inspired to practice with some watercolors and I was talking to my husband After we get all of the things done that we're doing right now I may do a few big watercolors to get framed and hang in the house. So anyway, um, but That all being said I left out a couple of watercolor journals and some paints of course and brushes But I do not have any watercolor pencils and I want to do some pre sketching That actually for once I don't want to show when it's done. So I need to go to the store Crayola will work fine. Um, these are just practices in the in the journal. So If a little bit of the pencil shows, that's fine It doesn't matter, but I don't want to use black dissolvable graphite, which I do have But that's too dark for what I want to do. So I'm going to just pick up a box of crayola watercolor pencils Rose art or something that'll work just fine So we're going to go do that on the way home and I'm sounding raffy again because of Um, the air quality issues that we're having right now in the bay area because of the calo at californ nor the california fires So, um, they just finally put out an announcement today, you know I already knew it for like at least a week, but I'll show you guys what it looks like This is just to get on the freeway It's just to get on the freeway Lovely, right? That over there on the left is the freeway. It's like this here all the time So yeah I saw I'm going to turn up the music and I'm going to just Try to relax and enjoy the ride guys. It is Wednesday, august 8th. It is 10 53 a.m. And it's been a busy busy morning filled with phone calls and Me trying to get enough coffee to feel like I'm awake, which I haven't really managed to be perfectly honest I got this piece of happy mail yesterday all the way from offland new zealand From youtube superfan stephanie parks. She's a long time fan of mine She sends me a lot of emails with artwork images that she's done And she does great work. Thank you so much stephanie's for being a big support over the years And I absolutely love all the stamps that you used. You knew I was going to say that though I love them I don't know what kind of bird that is Stephanie, but maybe you can tell me you can send me an email. I know you don't let comment on youtube very much or anything Um, or maybe one of you all knows but anyway, aren't these great? So this came yesterday. I haven't opened it yet. It's still sealed. So Let's see if we can get it open see if we can find a little hole Rip anything it seems like a very full envelope the description on the um Customs tags just says um stationery I don't know what that means, but it looks fabulous. She sent me some really beautiful handmade stuff before You know, I'll save this because this is great. Look at this How she has this all wrapped up Look at that. I love that I'm going to stop and take a photo. I'll be right back. Okay So there's a card. Let me read what it says beautiful card handmade card And made by Stephanie. Well, this is um Actually for my birthday. She sent me something for my birthday and um, that is so sweet. Yes. My birthday is august 2nd and um I love that you remembered That's great. I am terrible with people's birthdays even it when they're family or close friends I'm pretty well known in the family for being horrible with birthdays. So Um, but anyway, I'm glad that you all are better at it than I am So thank you so much for the wonderful birthday card all the birthday cards I got this year going in my travels notebook journal. So this one will be included And then she sent me this fun little birthday package. So let's see what's in here I'm gonna try to Of course save everything Because I can use this string look at this beautiful paper. It feels like a handmade paper Oh look She said look at these flags These are gonna be great in my travelers notebook I love them. I have not seen these These are wonderful. Thank you so much Stephanie. I do so appreciate it very much So there you go. That's it for the moment for today We've got to go do some banking and other things Later today after lunch and I need to finish laundry because we have a lot of dirty clothes again I don't know why that is Anyway, all right, I'll be back. Hey guys. I finally started doing some watercolor again and I Was really interested in painting some pictures Representing love but in a non-traditional way. So I thought what about some watercolors of At least a suggested image of an actually anatomical heart But what about one that was dripping rainbows or, you know, one that was Ocean colors one that was forest colors Inspired by things that you love, right? So I just had this thing about doing the first one in with rainbow colors And at first I wasn't too sure how it turned out. But now it's dry You ready? I don't know. I know it's not going to appeal to all of you. There's just something about it that I love I love it and There is a trick to how I did it. I do think I want to do a series of these on bigger paper After we get done with all the boxes and cardboard and craziness that's going on around here Um, so there is a trick to doing it. I think that You could do paintings of this and do repeated paintings and rather than a hand sketching each painting and have it be You know, a completely different or a slightly different size each time this way They'll be at least of of similar size. Although they're each hand painted. They'll be of similar size There is a trick that I'm using an old trick It's not a new trick by any stretch of the imagination. If y'all would like to see it Let me know in the comments. But yeah, I am also going to be painting some owl feathers In non-traditional colors. This is a reference image I found on the internet And I have a couple other ideas for some watercolors. I'm going to work in this Journal it's one of the few things I can get to I left out one watercolor journal out my Daniel Smith paints out and some brushes and things Um, and then I already finished the other journal I was working in the collage one, which I already shared with y'all So I am going to work in this watercolor one now Love it Anyway, let me know in the comments below if you'd like to see how I did that Good morning everybody. It's Thursday morning August something. So that's my dad. So it's been a great morning I started off the morning with The city of San Jose garbage people not taking the old motor oil that we had in their jug Because as they said it wasn't in their jug and it wasn't motor oil There's that I went to go clean the furnace vent and get the lint out of it and I got the brush stuck So my dad's here to help with some other stuff and he's going to try to unfix it for me I'm unstick it unfix it. Anyway, it's been an interesting start to the day. I'm having some more coffee We'll see where the rest of the day takes me. I'll be back this cute envelope in the mail late yesterday and I It says it's from Karen And I wasn't sure who that was There we go The only Karen I know is my I have a sister named Karen, but I was pretty sure it wasn't from her. She and I don't really get along that well So, um, I opened it up and it's from a Either a follower on facebook or a fan here on youtube Actually wasn't real clear on that See if I can get it out one handed. Let's see Let's see And she sent this really nice card with this really lovely poem on the front you all can Screenshot this right here so you can read it or pause the video right here so you can read it And there was a very nice note handwritten note inside and She did some artwork and doodling inside I love it. Thank you so much Karen if you're watching this. I really do appreciate it It was a really nice surprise to get in the mail Uh for my birthday really nice. Thank you so much It is friday august 10th Um, it's 10 o' eight in the morning Um, I've spent the morning getting ready for some more people and estimates to come over to the house I can't really deal with any more workmen or anything. So my dad is actually visiting And my husband is working from home today. So they both said go We'll handle it. So I said, okay good Dad take notes for me.  We're going to see roger doll tree tonight. That was One of the people that just drove by Um, so we're gonna go see what roger doll tree tonight. So that'll be fun And uh, yeah in the meantime, I'm gonna go run a couple errands to like Dollar tree and things and pick up some stuff that I've been looking for if I can find it And we'll get some thing for dinner Before I leave so we can have an early dinner And yeah, so I'm gonna bring you all with me. I've already updated the website And added a couple of new memes The design team videos all came out today For my design team for my product line for my etsy shop. So I will link My video in the description below and in my video description I actually know you know what I'm gonna list all of their video links in the description below I don't care if you watch my video, but go watch all of theirs show them some love And if you're not subscribed to their channels yet do that um What else is going on today? I feel like there's something and I can't remember because I'm kind of I'm having kind of a high anxiety moment and That was why My husband and father both said you need to just go run your errands before you drive us yourself and everybody else crazy Because that's a real thing So we're gonna go over to world market Which is a store that sells All imported goods and I'm gonna go see if I can pick up some incense And it's one of the few things that doesn't make me cough and wheeze. So Um, I actually should say it shouldn't say that there's a couple of scents of incense that don't make me cough and wheeze So I'm gonna go pick some up because I'm running low and Um, I want to go to the dollar tree Maybe michaels. I need I want to need I don't need I want to get some decor things And I might drive down to hobby lobby depending on if I haven't gotten texted that people are gone And I still need to kill time that I might drive down to hobby lobby Which is the other way because I'm headed north And hobby lobby is south in morgan hill That's a thing All right, that's it for the moment. I'll be back. Okay I stayed out of the house just long enough for all of the workman people to come and go and there I got everything unpacked and the groceries and stuff I'll put away and ate lunch and now I'm back out again I gotta go to the bank now. Great. Go get some cash My dad came down from washington state to help us out with a few things and I need to get him some cash to cover his expenses Because that's only fair and um, yeah, so I need to go do that Still looking forward to the roger doll tree concert tonight Um A lot of stuff in my house is packed because we're having work done on it But I think I know where there's one sweatshirt and even though it's 112 degrees right now on my windshield I'm gonna need a sweatshirt because when the sun goes down up where the concert is it's probably going to be freezing And I'd rather have it and not need it than not have it and be dressed like this So there's that Anyway, that's it. I'm gonna go to the bank.  I'm still in my pajamas And uh, yeah, the husband is on call for work the next few days in a row including saturday and sunday So, um, we aren't going to be going too far But I do have some more, um Purging to do and my dad has been visiting helping us out with some things around the house Which means that I now have to clean because Love my dad, but yeah He's a little bit like The pig pen character from the peanuts comic strip with a little dust cloud following him around Yeah, so anyway Um, so yeah, I might get some more watercoloring or something done today. I will try to catch some Clips of it if I can for you all And yeah, that's it not nothing big No huge things to do Which is nice for a change. All right, I'll be guys Wow, it is 117 on saturday. It's 100 degrees on the windshield Which is slightly cooler than it was at this time yesterday Which was 112 degrees Yeah, all right, so we've got some cleanup done Had some lunch. I need to go out and run some errands now. I need to actually get a couple things for dinner and I need to Drop off some batteries to recycling We found some old batteries and um I need to take an etsy order in and pick up the mail you know All that jazz So let's go and by the way last night's Concert with roger doll tree despite the fact that he had um technical issues with the sound system was fabulous and who knew Roger doll tree was a johnny cash fan. I had no idea and he and his band sang Some johnny cash at the end of the concert, which was fabulous and I have yet today to find time to Look and see if he's ever recorded any johnny cash song. So I'm going to be doing that. I don't know if he ever has Um, he made it sound like he hasn't ever but he does sing them It was fabulous either way If you have the opportunity to go see him and you're a fan of the who and johnny Sorry and roger doll tree You might want to go see it. It was really a lot of fun And if you're in california In the san josei bay area or greater san francisco bay area And you're looking for a nice concert venue I would really recommend the mountain winery and if you've never heard of it I'll link their website in the description below. They do Um read out their space for events like weddings and things. It's not a huge venue Um, but it is a really nice place to go see a concert Yeah, because it's a smaller venue Uh, we've seen a number of different people there including willy nelson john jet um ryan setzer So many I can't even think of who And every single one of them was great So I can't recommend them enough So anyway, let's get to get and then go get the batteries dropped off and get my Stimped at the grocery store done so I can go get the mail We'll do the two not fun things first All right, that's it. I'll be back You know, I really love how people think The traffic signals and lane lines are just a suggestion I'm only literally one block from home Two blocks max and I've already seen two very near accidents One that almost involved me Seriously people just slow down and pay attention to what's going on around you. I don't understand I literally just saw somebody running red light in front of oncoming traffic I made a left turn in front of oncoming traffic from the other way And then somebody Decided to change lanes right in front of me without looking to see if there was anybody there i.e. me Unbelievable Let's go get the mail Okay guys, so that's it for this week. I hope you've had a good one I know it's been interesting for us And it will continue to be so for a little while look towards the end of this month for A new vlog series specifically on what's been going on with us and what this all is about behind me to start airing here on the channel and That's it for right now.  Bye guys


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