The premium business laptop niche is mostly made out of users with enormous demand who expect a secure, stable, and feature-packed device that will never let them down. The Dell Latitude 147420 is here to answer the call, and we have to say it, it might be one of the best devices that the brand has ever made. It comes with plenty of power under the hood, thanks to the Tiger Lake CPUs from Intel, and an arsenal of features that will surprise even the most demanding consumers. Today we are presenting you with laptop media's top 5 picks about the Dell Latitude 147420. To give the user as many options as possible, Dell offers this device in two variations, when it comes to the build materials. The first outfit is made of aluminum and it weighs 1.31 kg while being only 18mm tall. Choose the other option and you get a carbon fiber exterior, with an interesting pattern on the lid. Since our review unit had the latter carbon fiber outfit, we will focus more on it. The device weighed around 100g less and was a millimeter thicker. Also, despite being made from carbon fiber, one of the most durable materials in the world, we noticed some flex in the base and the lid, but fortunately, we didn't hear any popping noises, which would have been horrendous. Furthermore, the lid opens with a single hand up to about 80 degrees and after that, the base lifts up, indicating stiffer hinges. Doing so reveals a great keyboard and touchpad combo. The keyboard is quite comfortable to type on as it has moderate key travel and clicky, yet quiet feedback. The power button also doubles as a fingerprint reader. The touchpad is also on point, with its glass-like surface, which offered smooth gliding and accurate tracking. Continuing with the trend of multiple choices, Dell offers one for the battery as well. There is a 42W hours and a 63W hours unit, of which we had the latter. It performed pretty well in our battery life tests, lasting for 16 hours and 40 minutes of web browsing, and 13 hours and 9 minutes of video playback. In case you don't know, we do our battery tests with the Windows Better performance setting turned on. Screen brightness adjusted to 120 nits and all other programs turned off except for the one we are testing the notebook with. Please remember, it would be of great help to us if you just hit the like button and subscribe to our channel. That would motivate us to make even more and better videos for you. The laptop has its I-O placed across the right and left side, with no ports on the back. The left side houses a Thunderbolt 4 port, a ventilation grill, followed by a 3.5mm audio jack, and an optional smart card reader. Move over to the right side, and you find a wedge shaped security slot, an HDMI 2.0 connector, one USB type A3.2 Gen.1 port, a second Thunderbolt 4 connector, either of which can be used for charging the laptop, a micro SD card slot for the photographer in us, and an optional SIM card tray. Being a premium business laptop, it has a whole armory of features. It is stacked with sensors, which are mostly packed on the top bezel. In the center, there is either an HD or a full HD webcam with a privacy shutter. It is surrounded by IR and proximity sensors, the former of which are used for face recognition and the latter, for waking up the laptop when you get close to it. The combination of both puts privacy on a pedestal, which is pretty neat. Unsurprisingly, there are two choices for the display, with either a full HD or a RK IPS display, with both of them sharing a 14 inch diagonal. Our unit had the full HD panel, and we were pretty happy with it, as it had excellent viewing angles, a pretty high maximum brightness of 435 nits, and a very good contrast ratio of 1800 to 1. Color coverage is among the best, with 90% of the sRGB gamut. Color accuracy can also be really well if you decide to use our design and gaming profile, which brings down the Delta E value down to 1.2 from 5.4, which puts it extremely close to the professional standard. Here are the results with both the factory settings, left, and with our design and gaming profile, right. Unfortunately, the upgradeability suffers, due to the entirety of either 8, 16, or 32 GB of RAM being soldered onto the motherboard. The RAM is LPDDR4X and works in dual channel mode, so at least the speed is very good. The only upgradable thing here is the storage, with there being a single M.2 PCI-EX4 drive. Here is our detailed teardown video, in case you're wondering how the upgrade process happens.


Hello, I'm Sakiyama Hata.In this session, I'd like to discuss about container support for SGX environment.This session is made with great help of my colleague Dmitri and Anno.So, I'd like to thank them here.This three confidential computing is getting momentumso that Linux Foundation found it confidential computing construction.People use this cloud service with quantitiesso only providing basic trusted execution environment is not enoughbut also integration with quantitiesor any other popular container management systemis quite important for wide acceptance.At first, I'd like to discuss about what confidencecomputing over trusted execution environment isand then discuss about taxonomy of container support.And then at last, as concrete example,I'll discuss about graph-in-device shielded container. These days, cloud computing is widely accepted.Usually, data is encrypted in transfer of a networkbut when processing data in CPU, it's not encrypted.On the other hand, usually,machine is managed by cloud service providerand also on the same machineworkloads by someone else may run in the same machine.So, data can be stored.For example, hypervisor or hostOS can serve your data byand hypervisor and hostOS is managed by cloud service provideror someone else running workload on the same machinecan attack your workload.So, there is a gap to protect data while processing.So, the new way of computing is called Confidential Computing.It protects data confidentiality, integrity,and replay protection for computationby encrypting the main memoryand shielding access to the data.So, that's a way to fill the gap for data protection.It requires trusted execution environmentsor TE as a basic building blockto isolate the execution environment.TE is typically implemented as a softwareand in this figure, it means CPU box.The hardware is trusted to isolate the TEfrom other software, other applications,hostOS or hypervisor or even firmware.It protects by denying any accessfrom non-TE execution by hardware. Also, the CPU attests the state of TEto a third party.So, that externally refers to Provision Secretsto the TE.So, when you pass the Provision Secretsto the TE, you'd like to confirmthat the program running inside TEis really yours, not compromised.So, attestation is quite important,is also important, not only in additionto protecting memory itself.So, in the cloud environment,TE is the only building blockin cloud ecosystem.Users typically use Kubernetesto run their workload.There is a high bar for adaptationof TE or confidential computing.So, we'd like to lower the bar for it.It means user should be easily ableto reuse the existing container imageand then user protect their data.Users deploy their workload viacontainer management system like Kubernetes.User can convert their container imageto enable TE.It meansconverter from normal container imageto TE enabled image.Then the user can enable TEcan run TE protectedworkload on the converted image.So, there are two dimensionsto enable TE of container image.One is the scope of protection.Another one is how torun TE or programin within TE.The container workload can becomposed of multiple programs.There are main workload andHILPA programs.One option is to protect all programs running inside container.Another option is to protect only main workloadwhich processes secrets.Another dimension is how to run TE.One way is no specific way.There is no specific wayfor user to specifybecause all the programs are run in TE.Another way is to specify programsto be run in TE.Typically, programs to be run in containeris specified bydoca file or command.It can be convertedby wrapper to TE wrapperso that programs can berun in TE.Typically,to run TE programs in TEsome preparation is neededbecause for attestationsome configuration needs to be passedto TE wrapper.For container support,there are several levels to enable TEin container environment.The right one is the manual wayand the left one is the most automatic way.The right one is to do allin manual way if you arewant to fully optimize it.You can do it in full manual ways.You can install TE software in container imageand update to involve programswith TE.But it's a high costand you have to know everything about what you are doing.The next way is automatically convertcontainer imageand also automatically updateyour scripts.Typicallyin doca file entry pointspecify switch programs to run so convertercan find, can analyze which entry pointcan find that entry pointand then you convert commandsfrom normal commands invocationto wrapte wrapperbut in this casemanual execution will be supportedif user type doca execbush it will want to be protected.The third one isto integrate container runtime with TE.In this casecontainer will be done via dedicated container runtimeso all programs will berun under TE.In this casedoca exec will be covered too.The last one is to usecontainer and protect them as a whole.In this casecontainer will be doneby this model protectedbut this model won't be discussed in this section.I included it herefor completeness of this matrix.Howeverthe integrationwith container runtime takes a long time and it requiresa shortimage conversionas a short term for easy adaptation.After this is achievedwe can attackcombined integration as a long time.Let's move on to concrete example of graphing SCXand graphing associated containers support.SCX stands for software guard extensionand it is one of the TE implementation.SCX enclave is a special memory region in the process of the user processand which is encrypted.On the RAM and memory bus only encrypted data is used.Carnel or VMM or even firmwareBooting enclave in user spacememory is measuredso that its startup state is knownand the integrity is guaranteed.Further, to help enclave securityexecution in enclave is restricted.For example, this code instructionis not allowed to execute.So, for our goalif we simply put inapplicationfinally a modified wayinto SCX enclaveit doesn't workas expected becausefor example this code instruction is not allowedso simply it won't work.Typicallyapplication needs to bemodified at source code level and it willspreadapplication into two componentsone part is componentrunning within SCX enclavewhich is protectedor it can be considered as trustedand other part runs outsideSCX enclaveand which is untrustedbut forautomatic container image conversionthis is not desirableso something needs to be doneso hereGraphin Rebois comes intothe answerthe way to rununmodified binary inside enclaveLibrary OS hooksthe system code from the application within enclaveand it tries to emulatelinux systemlinux system called apiand thenif really necessaryfor example for IO, 5IO or network IOand so on and so onit really needs to requestto hostconso it goes outit goes out of enclaveand then untrusted code is executedand then a final system codea host system code is sentto hostconso nowlet me introduce Graphin Library OSGraphin Rebois is an open sourceproject and hosted in Githuband it's actively developed in the communityand it supports SCXand it loads applicationsunmodified applications into SCX appunclaved and fixed system codeand the part stands for platform abstraction layerand the part is actuallyspread into tool and trusted partwhich runs inside SCXand clipped and untrusted partwhich runs outsideof SCX and clippedwhich means it is untrustednext let me introduceGraphin series that it contains integrationfor automatic conversionGraphin series that containerdeveloped in the communityit's already mustit's already availableat the point of releaseversion 1.1it takes normal docker imageand also optional manifest fileor other configuration filesand thengraphinize docker imageespecially it installsgraphin runtime in the imageand also builds some configuration filewhich is called manifest for each applicationand thendeveloper signs its imageso that sign the imageand then after that we can usedocker run commandso that application will be run insidescx and clippedthis slides depictshow GSC convertsdocker imagefirst step isit installsgraphin runtime in the imageand then it generates a configuration filefor each applicationand thenit analyzesdocker filecontainer enter pointand cmd enter pointso that it converts a command executableto run application insidescxinstead ofrandy running applicationand also it try to access the file systemat the mark pointand also it needs tocalculate dependencybecause many usuallyapplications are linked to manyshared librariesdbOS also needs to loadshared libraries into the enclaveOK, somebodyconfidential computing untrusted execution environment key components to protect secretin cloud environmentscx and graphin dbOSbasic building blocks for TEto enable and modifyGraphin sealed containeror GSC allows user toautomatically convert container imagefor TE-integrated imageso that your user can easilyadaptateconfidential computing environmentOK, at last I'd like to introducethe future work of Graphin Library OS Intercommunity1st one is containeras the next step of GSCcontainer runtime support is very importantso that your user can seamlesslycontainerwith TE enabledand also for protection usehardening of Graphin Library OS is addressedand also more languagecontainer time support is plannedis being developedfor example to support Java orGo languagealso Graphin communityapplied forconfidential computing consortiumand right now we are under legal reviewand hopefully it will be accepted soonfor listeningafter this video, I can take questionsthank you so much


are frozen greens like countless fish as nutritious and fresh. As fresh, in fact, sometimes can be more nutritious because they were actually frozen the day of picking as opposed to, you know, wilting for a week on the shelf and then in your crisper losing nutrients, being exposed and losing nutrition every day. So, and look, frozen greens pre-chopped, pre-washed, you know, basically the last forever in the freezer. You don't have to keep going getting greens every day or instacarting them. And so you look at my freezers, half frozen berries, half frozen greens. And so I'm a huge fan and I say, go for it.


What's up everybody, once again, it's Brandon Mann, Shawn, and I got a very special snippet for you guys from an upcoming interview with an artist by the name of Amir. And why this snippet is so special is because it answers the question that so many artists have asked me. One of the strategies we talk about often on this channel is how you can leverage cover songs. But it's not just a cover song strategy, it's how Amir used a combination of cover songs and original songs, a unique $5 a day Facebook strategy, and this troll kid to build a fan base of over 30,000 monthly listeners on Spotify is actually well above that I just can't remember the number. Check this out. So tell me more about, because one of the things that baffled me, I wouldn't say baffled, but what I loved because I didn't hear other artists talk about doing something like this and once again, just speak to consistency, was your $5 a day Facebook strategy. I did that in the early days. So I think when I spoke to you a year ago, I think that's when I was doing that. So I did that for about three months and I'm like, you know what, I'm just going to let it run. Like people like this song, I'm just going to just let it run and see what happens. And honestly, I kind of forgot about it and I just let it run in the background and then after three months, like I did build up when I looked back, I'm like, wow, it actually built me up a little bit of an audience and a fan base and people were checking as I was dropping those songs every Monday, my streams on Spotify were starting to slowly creep up. And then I dropped, I'll cover, sorry, a mashup I did of Tamiya song into you. Yeah, I remember that one. And I matched it with Russ's song, Wife You Up, and that one like really exploded, you know. Like that one just hit all the algorithms, it went crazy. And I think it's almost at half a million streams now on Spotify. Oh, that brings a question to my head. So that's essentially a remix cover. I've been asked before and this isn't really something I get into as far as some of the legality type things, but I've been asked when you put a cover on a platform like Spotify, what does that do for you? Like can you do that? Have you gotten any kind of strikes or anything like that? No, I haven't because, well, with DistroKid, the good thing is, and I would use DistroKid for any artist watching, they acquire the cover license for you, so you're covered. And keep in mind like there's two licenses, right? You have master recording and you have song and you have the copyright, which is the writing of the song. So I don't own the writing of the song, but I own my master, which is the version of the song that I created. So I'm allowed to use that and put it like I'm only getting master revenue. So Spotify also pays publishing royalties to the songwriters that wrote the song, right? So they would be getting the back-end royalties that way, which don't come to me because it's a cover. I didn't write the song, but I created that arrangement of it and I created that recording.   It says you just have to buy the license, right? You can do it through DistroKid and there's a company called Louder. You can do it through them. So Tunecore has their service too, where you can use it. I don't use Tunecore. The reason for me is not because they're not a good company, but because I release so much music that it was cost prohibited. Like I would have been paying what, $5,000 a year just to Tunecore and it just didn't make any sense. Gotcha. So just to hone in on that process a little bit when it comes to DistroKid and how they kind of obtain the rights for you. So you're saying once you submit a song, their algorithms pretty much picks up on the fact that it's a cover and they obtain it or do you submit and let them know that it's a cover? So when you choose the option, they ask you, DistroKid, is this a cover and then you click yes, it's a cover and then they ask you who the original songwriter is and sorry, who the original artist is and then they go and obtain the license for you. So I like that better because it's less work for me. Now I don't have to use a third party to go get a license. You can buy a license yourself. You can just go to louder.com and buy one and pay anything extra. They just handle the money. No, you do have to pay. So you have to pay, I think it's a dollar a month to have the cover license. So it can add up if you're going to keep it up there. It's not bad. It's 12 bucks a year. So for the service they're providing, like now you have peace of mind, right? You don't have to worry about getting a license and worrying about all that. I'd rather just pay the 12 bucks and not worry. For sure. Especially as an artist. I mean, primary. I'm already doing too much work, man. That's like one less thing for me to do, you know, need peace of mind as an artist. So yeah. All right. As you guys can see that consistency, first of all, foremost is what I want you guys to focus on. And when it comes to his $5 a day Facebook strategy, that's so much better than just doing one week, right? And just going really hard on some Facebook ads. He did $5 a day. That allows him to stay consistent. If you have to do $1 a day, it's something just worth trying out over time. Maybe you have to do $1 a day over 60 days or 90 days. Do whatever you can so you can at least collect the data over time within your budget. So you can get that information and learn how to make even more specific ads for yourself to utilize. But then of course a big part of his strategy, which is huge when it comes to the peace of mind that distro kid offered by making it so easy for him to leverage covers because we all know how to do YouTube covers, right? A lot of people can make that happen quickly. But when it comes to covers on Spotify, I always got a lot of questions about it and not necessarily know how to answer that question. And I didn't necessarily have time to figure it out or ask somebody. So not only is it dope that they make it super easy because a lot of artists need peace of mind. They don't have time to like focus on all this stuff when you're just trying to, you know, be an indie and grind your way up into a better situation. But it's also relatively inexpensive. If Amiri even mentioned that in his interview saying, you know, if he was using tunecore, it would have been cost prohibitive for his particular strategy. And with all that being said, a lot of people have been telling me for a minute, you're a brand man. You should do a podcast. You should do a podcast. And I'm strongly considering it in some form of fashion. And I decided that if it happens, it will definitely happen on distro kid. I actually already have an account and I'm filling my way through the system. And with all of the good things I've heard about it and knowing so many people who are using it, I felt comfortable to go ahead and get a discount code for you guys and offer it up to you all for 7% off your first year of membership with distro kid. Now, if you already have distro kid, great. Oh, well, I'm fine. I will actually love if you provide your commentary and experience with it in the description below. But if you're something you want to check out, then you can check it through the link in the description below to get that 7% off distro kid.com slash VIP slash brand, man. But other than that, as always, if you liked this video, go ahead and like and if you liked it, you might as well share it and if you're not subscribed, you know what to do. Hit that subscribe.


yes folks it's true we have some major pokemon legends arceus stuff to talk about today uh... and it it has to do with the visuals apparently uh... and a little bit more than that but don't worry we're not going to spoil anything for you and also you guys might be aware that pokemon legends arceus has leaked it has its official i will show you a couple images proven it nothing spoiler effect but still it has leaked we have a couple of the stories i want to get to first but yes we are going to be really focusing in on this new pokemon legends arceus stuff that being said uh... we have a couple giveaways going on right now to find out what those are and to enter head down to the pin comment or the description otherwise if you're new to the channel i would appreciate if you would drop a like and subscribe first up we have pokemon news on pokemon not legends arceus but news on pokemon in twenty twenty one this comes from matt piscitella and the mpd who is now release their final report for twenty twenty one for the video game industry and pokemon is reached its highest physical sales in a single year ever which beats out the year of two thousand uh... and when we talk physical sales we're talking about just total pokemon games sold physically so that includes pokemon brilliant diamond shining pearl new pokemon snap and trailing sales of pokemon sword and shield cup those combined uh... led to the highest number of units and dollar sales in pokemon history in terms of physical offices doesn't include digital so yeah last year was a really big year for pokemon obviously this year's gonna be a pretty big year as well still that's really could really cool also just to clarify if this wasn't already obvious which was the number one system last year in the united states according to the mpd both in terms of unit sales and dollar sales we don't have any official figures but yeah i thought that was pretty obvious considering it one every single month but one so yeah obviously switch is the runaway winner last year we'll see if it's a runaway winner this year our second story here our deals with kingdom hearts you guys might not be aware of the kingdom hearts games our landing on switch on february tenth that was announced today again these are cloud streaming versions and the demos are available right now now that's really cool that's an interesting note in news for those are interested in playing the cloud versions on switch however the pricing is something i really want to get into here so here are the price you have a price for the entire collection in an individual so king hearts hd one point five plus two point five remix cloud version on its own is thirty nine ninety nine however it's gonna have a launch discounted price at launch of thirty one ninety nine kingdom hearts hd two point eight final chapter prologue cloud version is forty nine ninety nine but it's launching at thirty nine ninety nine for a discounted price these discounts are temporary by the way kingdom hearts three plus remind to cut cloud version is going to be forty nine ninety nine and that's launching at thirty nine ninety nine at a discounted price uh... so you have these discounted prices are weird you're launching at a cheaper price and you're going to be selling it for like a week later i don't understand the reasoning here and it gets worse kingdom hearts intercom masterpiece for cloud which is the entire collection together is ninety dollars which you'll notice is significantly cheaper than buying them on their own like to the point that why would you ever buy them on their own uh... but it's launching at a reduced prices seventy one ninety nine that's a big difference was a eighteen dollars i honestly don't understand what the point of this is why do they have to launch them at discounted prices when you launch them they've already been promoted by nintendo they're already appear atop of the recent selling maybe even be in the best seller list for a little bit depending on how many people are going to jump in on the cloud versions i don't really understand why the discounts are not saying hey get rid of the discount i'm saying the discount should just be the standard price it should just be what seventy one ninety nine for the entire collection it should just be you know thirty nine ninety nine get king of hearts hd two point eight kingdom hearts three should just be thirty nine ninety nine one point five is two five should just be thirty one ninety nine if not twenty nine ninety nine or cheaper these games are available much cheaper on other platforms so i don't understand what they're doing here my basic stand at launch we're gonna give you a discount but you buy after launch yes screw you were charging you more i this is just battling i understand the idea is to encourage people to jump in at launch but you really want to encourage people to jump in at launch sell each of these for twenty bucks for twenty bucks each people would probably be willing to give the cloud version a legit try without that charging these prices i'm not so sure that you're going to get too many people jumping in but we'll see you as i said demos are out right now so you can see how well each of these games runs on your local internet connection both wirelessly and obviously docked let me know your thoughts on this i haven't tried it yet myself because we have to play pokemon brilliant diamond tonight instead i got i got two tuesdays left to be brilliant on before legends arceus comes out now speaking of legends arceus we got to get to our coup de gras the big story here and first off it starts off with the fact that pokemon legends arceus has leaked here's some proof of that this happened on a facebook page where the person posted this it is since been verified by a few media members who have review copies at this point and there's a couple screenshots that i'm not going to share with you just because any screenshot to be considered a spoiler i guess i don't really think the screenshot shared at this point which are like the very beginning of the game are spoiler but you know just to be safe yeah i'm not going to show you them now you can obviously make sure you filter a pokemon legends arceus from now until the end of the month we warned you earlier this month by the way this was going to happen so this isn't surprising it looks like it was a legit retail copy that leaked this happens if it's not from the media it's from people getting retail copies early i don't know their their serial numbers involve nintendo might be able to hunt this person down hunt the retailer down and maybe shut it down or do something about it but this is just one of what's likely going to be dozens and dozens of leaks the rom files will be online i'm sure shortly if they're not already now that being said i want to focus in on something that nate the hate aka direct feed games said on twitter and he actually has a review copy of the game and this is really interesting because he noticed something that he is able to talk about sort of but obviously he's got to wait for preview embargoes and review embargoes to go up and he tweeted this out the narrative around pokemon legends visuals is going to hit a hard pivot soon now to clarify the narrative around the visuals is that the game doesn't look very good so to hit a hard pivot would suggest that maybe the game is better looking than you think if we're to be a hard pivot significantly better looking interesting but he goes on to say i'm looking forward to it and then he does like a little you know summation core to the internet internet why didn't nintendo let's so and so assist and help on the game well about that and then somebody literally says let me guess monolith soft and he directly responds it says yeah they helped in the game so that could mean other teams obviously helped in the game as well it doesn't have to just be monolith soft because he says monolith soft played a small role he as he replied to somebody else but i think if monolith soft is the big thing here and even even if let's say nintendo's mario team or zelda team or something helped out with this game it doesn't matter to me what teams helped it's actually just going to make the narrative worse now unless pokemon legends arceus when we booted up had looks significantly better than all of the footage we have seen which it very well might but if it doesn't look significantly better if it looks exactly the same as it's being represented to us i'm not so sure the the um debate the narrative around the visuals is going to take a hard turn now he's suggesting it will but i don't understand like how you could say that even if monolith soft helped on it even if say the breath of the wild team helped out on this game let's presume in the best case scenario that's what happened that's only going to make it look worse that they helped out and this is still the end result visually now i want to be clear here i'm not so sure why a lot of people get excited about monolith soft helping out when it comes to visuals visuals are not actually what monolith soft is known for yes the number of chronicles two looks fine the number of chronicles of internet edition looks a little better but i mean it's not like their visual feast they've had performance issues they've had issues with resolution but they have a lot of experience making open world style games hence why their experience was invaluable for breath of the wild but they had nothing to do with the visuals in breath of the wild the visuals were handled by the zelda team so monolith soft helping out with this game probably wouldn't impact the visuals anyways now if the zelda team or somebody else then you could argue that but honestly i'm not so sure he's right now he's claiming as someone with direct knowledge playing the game um is going to say that narrative is going to flip uh but we'll see we'll see i have significant doubts that that narrative is going to flip and i got nothing i got no footage to show you uh that i'm willing to show anyways i'm not going to show leaked footage or screenshots etc um when the previews and reviews drop maybe maybe the narrative will start flipping then but i mean he says the narrative is going to flip on the visuals i i don't honestly agree here's the thing them getting help only is going to make it worse and make people dig in even more on this game looks visually bad oh you had monolith soft help oh you had the zelda team's help and it still looks this bad this isn't just the way it is people are going to dig in even more i don't think it's a hard pivot at all but that being said i guess he would know more than i would because i haven't played the game and he has so when you have experience playing the game and i don't you know what your opinion at the moment matters more than me so take it for what it is let me know what you think do you agree with direct for you games native hate that it the narrative is going to take a hard pivot once people get that game in their hands or do you think it's just going to make people dig in even more i'm on the latter half of that but again i haven't played it so i can't tell you i guess we'll just have to wait and see pokemon legends arceus by the way launches in 10 days holy crap guys we're almost to the end of january damn all right folks i'm detentor robert jess from detentor prime i want to thank you for tuning in and i'll catch you in the next video


Hello and welcome to this session. This is Professor Farhad in which we will discuss net operating loss for short NOL Specifically, we're going to be looking at net operating loss for Corporation and that operating loss or an NOL arises and attacks here in which the corporation has deduction Greater than income simply put you incurred a loss Why you have more deductions more expenses than the income than the corporation generated. Well, that's fine So, what is what is the importance of that? Well, let's take a look at two companies and compare their tax liability If the NOL did not exist and see the unfairness when your business is cyclical versus stable Let's look at two corporation Adam and Avi's corporation started their business in year one two different corporation Over the first five years Adam Corp reported the following income 20,000 loss of 1060 taxable income of 70 in year three a loss of 120 taxable income of 150 Avi's Corp on the other hand their their income is stable and it was 12,000 For the five years year one to year five now if we take 12,000 multiplied by five over five years Avi made 12,000 times five $60,000 also if we net out Adams corporation 20 minus 160 plus 170 minus 120 plus 160 Also would average the same amount over five years. Now. Let's take a look at their tax bill assuming No, NOL exists. No net operating loss then we'll explain exactly how to use the net operating loss For year one assuming attack corporate tax rate of 21% Adam will pay $42,000 on the 20,000 Avi will pay 2250 based on 12,000 then year two Adam did not make any profit no net income therefore there's no taxes. Avi would pay 2250 year three Adam will pay 37,500 because the net income was 170 the taxable income for the corporation year for no income year five thirty one thousand five hundred Avi at the same time is paying 21% over the next over the five-year period If we add up all the tax bill that avi's pay 12,600 if we add up the tax bill that Adam's pay Adam corporation is 71,400 although over four years they both made $60,000 60 K. So The Congress said look a biz the business is a continuation simply put Your business might be cyclical it could go up it could go down Your business is stable. Well in some years you might be making a lot of profit and others not because that's gonna be years Where you you're gonna make a lot of investments and Advertising in R&D until you make more profit once you have a product Well, you should not be penalized for this simply put your losses in Year two and your losses in year four. You should be able to deduct them in future years So simply put your business between year one and year five is Continuous it you cannot separate it each year separately We have to look at it as continuous and as a result certain expenses will be taken in future years And to show you exactly where everything goes if we look at the 1120 the corporate and if we look at exactly line 21a we see a line that says net operating loss deduction Simply put the deduction that you did not use in prior years You would use in the years where you do have taxable income before we proceed any further Most likely you are a student or a CPA candidate and I would like to share with you an announcement about my company farhatlectures.com Farhat accounting lectures is a supplemental educational tool That's gonna help you with your CPA exam preparation as well as your accounting courses My CPA material is aligned with your CPA review course such as Becker, Roger, Wiley, Gleam, Miles My accounting courses are aligned with your accounting courses broken down by chapter and topics My resources consist of lectures, multiple choice questions, true-false questions as well as exercises Go ahead start your free trial today. No obligation. No credit card required Following points must be giving a great attention when determining NOL for corporation You have to be aware of those one an NOL carried forward from the previous tax here should not be deducted when computing the current NOL Simply put you cannot use NOL from year one to create an NOL in year two Basically, you're double-dipping. So that's not allowed to the dividend receive deduction limitation If you don't know what dividend receive deduction just simply put it's simply a deduction It has a certain limitation that applies when determining the corporate taxable income are disregarded when determining the NOL If the deduction of the total DRD creates or increase the corporate NOL Simply put if the DRD create an NOL or increase the NOL you will disregard the limitation while you're computing this deduction Three and we'll work an example illustrating this point But if you don't know what a DRD is it just simply put that's a deduction and it has certain limitation The computation of NOL should be made before any deduction for a charitable contribution So you determine your NOL before you determine before you take your charitable contribution deduction Just simply put you cannot take your charitable contribution to create an NOL for you a Capital loss carried over or carried forward from the previous year can be deducted however against Capital gains of the current year when the when determining current NOL So you could use capital losses carried forward But not NOL carried forward to offset capital gain in this year in order to determine NOL So that is allowed now the best way to illustrate this is to take a look at an actual example Let's assume for the year for the current tax year Mike reported gross income of 250 which included capital gain of 45,000 and In addition Mike received dividend income from XYZ corporation a 50% owned corporation of $60,000. This is gonna create a dividend received deduction It also had operating loss of 260. This is for operating the business So we're gonna determine Mike's NOL for the current year giving that it had a capital loss carried forward of 20,000 we're gonna assume that we have a carried forward loss of 20,000 well and Determining the current NOL Mike may deduct the capital loss carried forward against the capital gain remember we have 45,000 of gains right that's included in the income and this loss can offset those gains That's fine. We can do that in addition Mike owns 50% of XYZ corporation Therefore a deduction a dividend receive deduction of 65% is allowed It's the amount 60,000 which is the amount of the dividend times 65% which is 39,000 the taxable income limitation does not apply as the corporation has a negative NOL After deducting the DRD and you will see this one with when we do the computation simply put we're gonna look at gross income 250 minus the carry carry loss carry loss carried forward the 20,000 Minus the operating expenses plus the dividend receive deduction plus the sorry plus the dividend income Minus the dividend receive deduction and as a result. We're gonna have an NOL of 17,000 so what happened is this by using the DRD we created an NOL simply put Let's take a look at it before we computed the DRD. So without the DRD 250 270 minus 270 plus 250 that's gonna give us from operation. That's gonna be negative 20 Negative 20 and negative 20 of capital loss. That's gonna give us negative 40 Plus the dividend receive deduction of plus the dividend income of 60. That's gonna give us plus 20 Then we're gonna bring the dividend receive deduction of negative 37 and that's gonna create an NOL of 17,000 therefore, we will take the full 65% of the dividend receive deduction because it created an NOL for us NOL rules changed over the year So we have to be aware of this and those rules are the same as the individual NOL But I cannot assume that you know them. Therefore, I have to go over these rules NOL arising on or before December 31st 2017. So simply put we're gonna say Everything changes at the end of 2017. So let's see or the beginning of 2018. So this is 2018 going forward Anything that happened before 2018 You could carry it back. You could carry the NOL two years back In 20 years forward Now some of these rules still apply because if you have A loss that was generated in 2016 and you're using it now in 2024 Well, guess what that 2016 loss is being used now? So it can be carried forward. It's still it's still it still applies Now what you need to know about this loss from 2016 You can deduct it up to 100 of taxable income before NOL deduction So you could use this loss Against whatever taxable income you have you don't have to reduce your taxable income because we're gonna see shortly That the rules did change after 2020. Okay, regardless of the year to which they are carried forward. So any any NOL From prior prior to 2018 can offset 100 of your taxable income now NOL that arises after December 31st 2017 which is starting in 2018 all the way to 2020 Okay, can be carried back those NOL arose in this period. They can go back. You can carry them back five years And you can carry them forward forever Bear in mind that NOL arising after 2018 that applies to 2018 2019 and 2020 may be also deducted up to 100 against your taxable income And this is all before you take the NOL deduction. Simply put your NOL from 2018 2019 2020 They can offset 100 of your taxable income NOL arising during this period 2018 2019 2020 That's being used that we still have but now we're using after 2020 which is 2021 2022 forward If that's the case Now the NOL can offset only 80 percent of your taxable income not 100 percent 80 percent the rule have changed It may be deducted up to 80 percent going forward from 2021 now any NOL starting after 2020 which is 2021 and and going forward it cannot be carried back So basically those are the new rules the latest rules is any NOL created after 2020 which is 2021 and forward It can only be carried forward And it offset only 80 percent of your taxable income It cannot offset your total taxable income Okay, and we would look at an example to illustrate what we mean by the 20 percent also any time the carry back option is available which is in 20 in 27 prior to 2018 2018 2019 and 2020 the taxpayer may elect to carry back They net operating loss or just carry it forward They do have this option if the loss is carried back That should be carried back to the oldest year in the carry back period first So you will start with the oldest period first going forward The best way to illustrate this is to take a look at an example and let's assume at the beginning of 2022 Adam in a calendar year C corporation ask Ask your support in preparing its schedule for the NOL carry back and carried forward The corporation started in 2016 and the result are as follow in 2016 They had an income of 30,000 in 2017. They incurred a loss of 60,000 in 2018. They incurred a loss of 32,000 in 2019 they have an income of 42 2020 income of 5,000 and 2021 an income of 10,000 We're going to prepare the NOL schedule for Adam company. Okay, let's look at the rules first So the corporation reported NOL in the years 2017 and 2018 So notice here we have net operating loss of this much Bear in mind that losses from 2017 so this loss here We can go back two years and we can carry it for for 20 years Losses from 2018, which is the 32,000 It can be carried back five years and carried forward indefinitely Adam may carry back. So here's what's going to happen Adam may carry back half half of its 2017 NOL So what what Adam should do is the best if you're the advisor the best is to take this 60,000 because you can go back two years and offset the income The other half is carried forward to 2019 then You did not use it in 2018. It will be carried against 2019 income On the other hand the NOL loss of 2019 is carried forward to 2019 2020 and 2021 Now bear in mind the deduction against the 2021 income because the 2021 now we're in the past 2020 Is subject to an 80% limitation. Don't worry. We're going to look at a schedule explaining everything that I just said Show you how we're going to Find out how much NOL left. Okay starting with 2016. We all see that 2016. We have an income of 30,000 in 2017 we have a loss of 60 What are we going to do with this loss? We're going to take this loss file an amended return and Take back eliminate this 30,000 of income and get a refund We can do that and we have 30,000 left for future NOL remaining NOL from 2017 and for how long can we carry this NOL for 20 years In 2018 we incurred the loss of 32,000 now we have two NOL We have one from 2017 and we have one from 2018 the one from 2018 We could carry it back five years But there's no need because we did not exist up until 2016 and we can carry it forward forever And for 2019 and 2020 it can be used to offset 100 percent of taxable income And after 2020 it can only offset 80 percent of taxable income In 2019 it was a good year. We had an income of 42,000. That's that's good But we don't have to pay any taxes. Why? Because we have already we are carrying If you notice here, we are carrying 62,000 of NOL. So we're going to be using the NOL the first thing obviously which NOL you should use I mean you should use the 2017 because it expires in 20 years, right? The other one does not but it doesn't really matter, but we're going to be using Get rid of this 30,000. So if we have 42,000, we're going to use 30,000 We still have 12,000 of taxable income. Well, that's not acceptable. We are going to go ahead and use 12,000 from 2018 12,000 from 2018 to reduce our taxable income down to zero and the NOL remaining after we After we take the 42,000 remember we had 62,000 in total We offset it 42,000 of income. We still have 20,000 of NOL from the year 2018 Now 2019 we had an income of 5,000 Remember 20 I'm sorry. This is 2020. You had an income of 5,000. Guess what? We have 15,000 of NOL remaining That's fine. And in 2020 we can offset 100 percent. So this is going to be gone as well So we're going to be left with 15,000 of NOL because we can wipe this out the whole thing out using the 2018 loss In 2021 we had 10,000 of income now bear in mind That we are in 2021 and we have a loss that's being carried from 2018. So this 15,000 loss is from year 2018 What does that mean? It means this loss Can offset 80 percent of 10 of the 10,000 we cannot although we have enough NOL To wipe out all of the income of 2010, but that's not allowed going forward. The new rules is you have to take your taxable income multiplied by 80 percent So you can use of the 15,000 you can only use 8,000 so that's fine Better than nothing, right? We can use 8,000 and what's left is 7 NOL That can be carried forward forever Offsetting 80 percent of your taxable income unless the rules changed. Who knows that's always the case At least by the now did not change it. Who knows with the next administration But this is how we compute the NOL schedule Now also bear in mind and I showed you this at the beginning and NOL carried forward is accounted for as a regular business deduction as I showed you online 29a basically it's a deduction. It's an expense. It's going to reduce your taxable Income what should you do now? You should go to farhatlectures.com and work mcqs through faults That's going to help you understand this topic better Whether you are studying for your CPA exam or an accounting student. You need to know this Good luck study hard invest in yourself and stay safe


This video is for you if that's how you are right now. I'd like to start by explaining to you the the basic core error and yes I am aware that Christmas is over. I'd like to explain to you the basic core error behind that sort of stagnation where you kind of don't know what you want to do with your life you know you know you want to be this and you want to be that but you need to be this and you need to be that it's a very confusing situation and I definitely had my share of being there but it all stems from the misconception that there is an absolute you again it stems from the misconception where you believe that there is an absolute version of yourself where there's an absolute definition for who you are and what you do in life. Now the problem here is that let's say I decided I'm a coach that's who I am now. I'm gonna be a coach it's gonna fit till it's not gonna fit anymore till I do something that breaks out of character and that's where the resistance comes in where you decide let's say you want to be a business guy but then you notice that it just doesn't do it for you at least not fully so you say okay it's not business so you say okay maybe I'll be an author so you start working towards that goal and then you see okay that's also not absolute because they keep thinking of other things. Now what I urge you to do is stop thinking about yourself as this closed limited concept of I am this I am that and realize that you are what you are at that moment and that's all that you truly are. What I mean by that is truly stop and think what do I want to do right now? Do I want to create something? Do I want to write? Do I want to dance? Do I want to play the guitar? Do I want to coach somebody? Maybe I want to sell something? What do you want to do right now artistically or expression wise? And that compass of where your intuition is leading you is who you are right now but if you start putting labels on yourself and saying okay you know I'm this I'm that what's gonna happen is the label is gonna stick but it's gonna stick till it doesn't stick anymore till you do something that breaks character and that's where the resistance comes. What I want you to do is to stop trying to define yourself as a closed absolute concept because again this is a misconception there can be no such thing.  These are the only two things that you can say with absolute certainty regarding your nature or the nature of life. Anything else is subjective and will change so you could be a business guy today and tomorrow you're gonna decide it just doesn't fit me anymore. With the worst case scenario you're gonna decide on the business guy but you're just gonna start acting differently and that's where a lot of pain comes from. So what I urge you to do is to just let go of any misconception of who you are there is no you there is no you to define any you that you can think of is just a mental concept and just be who you are right now and fully express it and fully create from that place of intuition and trust that once you've created whatever it is you had the expression to create it could be a five-minute expression or it could be a two-month expression you could do a full course that you build or you could do a full business or you could just want to do a small painting or just write something or or sell something could be anything really and trust that once you did that expression fully and without any misconception about who you are you know you just gave yourself to whatever it is you want to do right now trust that you'll be able to take this thing that you created and actually make money off of it so let's say it's a lecture you can sell that lecture or you can put it for free and then that will attract visitors which will actually let you make money from views or make money from selling something that the visitors will buy let's say you do songs you can always sell songs so let's say you want to write articles you can use that for traffic as well you like selling start selling anything that you want to do and again this is for people who are more open-minded not in the 9 to 5 you know job mentality you can truly be who you want to be and who you want to be is who you want to be right now who you are is who you want to be right now so avoid labeling avoid up solutions because any form of absolute concept is going to bite you in the ass again even the most deeply founded absolution like I'm a good guy I'm a family guy everything disappears when you die so no true absolute concept can remain so why not stop defining yourself and start just living and being who you want to be at that moment fully and trusting you can use these assets that you build just like I'm using this video right now as a form of expression and then take that thing and actually profit from it by giving a very win-win type of solution where you provide value and just trust that the money will come if you just organize it properly to make revenue off of it I hope this helps you if you have any question feel free to comment this is the first time I'm asking this but if you liked the video feel free to subscribe I would highly enjoy it and I'll talk to you soon peace


Keep it clean freelance in the building hopefully not by the end of this week though we'll see how things go I will let y'all know but team keep it clean seems like the Ravens are running out of options at Y receiver because the Panthers it was just announced a couple minutes ago that the Panthers are signing Adam Thielen free agent Y receiver former Minnesota Viking Y receiver he was the Robin to Justin Jefferson being Batman that Adam Thielen he's being signed by the Panthers now so he done found a new home it's also been said that those same Panthers who traded away DJ more but they wanted that number one overall picking they were like hey we're gonna do what we got to do to get it those same Panthers are apparently trying to sign DJ shark as well so the Panthers they doubling down they're like all right we traded away our number one guy but you know what this how we gonna replace him and you would assume that they're getting ready to for whatever young quarterback they're gonna have they're getting ready to try to set him up for some success by giving him some solid Y receivers earlier today was also announced that Brandon Cooks former New Orleans Saint former New England Patriot and now former Houston Texan he goes from Houston to Dallas wow what a move man what a move like you ain't even gotta go that far I'm happy for him for that alone but he was traded for like a fifth or a six round pick maybe a fifth and a six round pick I forget exactly what the compensation was the Texans were like look we really trying to move you I thought they were gonna move him during this past season but the Texans were like hey we're really trying to move you so we'll even pay some of the salary just so you can go and the Cowboys picked him up so now it gets to pair him with CD lamb so CD will be the one Cooks will be the two or one be whatever you want to call it but he's going there then of course last week Alan Lazard he ended up getting signed by the Jets and it's expected we're still waiting but it's expected that Aaron Rogers ends up going to the Jets what the holdup is who knows but we are just waiting on that announcement so we'll see but anyway a lot of receivers are they going they're going they're getting picked up so what's there for the Ravens and why haven't the Ravens made any of those moves like they couldn't send a fifth or six and the Texans taking some of Brandon Cook's salary to get them they couldn't offer Adam feeling a deal no no I mean they could have but for me like and yeah let me know if it's just me but I'm glad that they didn't like I for cooks I don't know man maybe it's just me cooks don't move me like that man I just he don't move me like that man and Adam feeling the same way solid receivers now and cook see he been productive and I'm feeling even yes some good production over the years too but I just like now I don't know what it is but that they just they don't move me like that man and I just don't feel like if the Ravens were to get either one of those two if they would go to God either one of the two I'd be like okay cool but I would just feel like that wouldn't be enough it just it wouldn't be the way I feel right now I'm I feel like for the Ravens especially at the wide receiver position I feel like if you're gonna pick up somebody trade sign whatever both do both be my guest but if you're gonna pick up somebody I feel like Ravens you either you got to go big or go home or not even go home because when it comes to making up that big move at wide receiver Ravens been staying home with that for forever now I think again with that whole to your thing happen that that burned them for life that scarred them for ever they ain't got over that yeah they're like oh we traded for Tio and Tio said you know no I'm straight no thanks I ain't going there no and ever since then they've they've tried but ever since then it just ain't happened it just ain't happened so I feel like with the Ravens they they should either go big well I don't even want to say go big or don't do anything at all because I don't know if they hear enough people say don't do anything at all they're gonna do nothing at all so I don't want them to do that but I feel like they just they have to go big they have to go big in my opinion that's that's just me though I feel like they should have gone big years ago before this whole Lamar contract thing there's a conversation that we have annually but nothing changed with that because again the first round picks are cool like Rashad Bateman and Rashad Bateman on his way Hollywood he was cool as well he did his thing with the Ravens but if you could have taken advantage of them Hollywood and Bateman them being on rookie deals Lamar still being on his rookie deal and you get a veteran see if that's one of them dudes like somebody that's nice like that established like that got some good sides too but you get something like that and you paired him with a Hollywood even before you got Bateman you paired him with Bateman in Hollywood before you got same and now granted when they signed Sammy they had Hollywood and they drafted Bateman and that that was nice that was a nice little lot that was the nicest that we had but Sammy just couldn't be trusted and this was before he got hurt on the Ravens couldn't be trusted we knew the injury history they knew the entry history that entry history repeated itself and everything went downhill from there even before then cuz Rashad Bateman he he had missed a little bit of time in the beginning of that season his rookie season but I just obviously if I could go back we go about I've been hoping that the Ravens would have made that big move for for a guy like that for the longest but all right the past is the past it definitely has impacted the present but what are you gonna do now what are you gonna do now like if they would have signed Adam Thielen or Brandon Cook so like I just I wouldn't want the Ravens to make one of those moves just to be all right there you go take that that's the receiver we got for you hey here you go you're happy now no man like make make a good move and they still possibility that they do because there's still some options out there again y'all know my wish list I know somebody in the video a couple days ago they were like hey that's a good thing about life is where you can dream even though you're dreaming you I receive a wish list it ain't coming true but we could dream say that's cool but that's cool I'm gonna still hope that it anything possible till it ain't possible no more but again Mike Evans and then they ain't said nothing about him being cut or traded anything like that ain't saying nothing about that but hey it could be one of the moves like under the radar type thing Ravens ain't gotta tell nobody bugs ain't gotta tell nobody y'all make it but anyway then of course there's DeAndre how we know about DeAndre Hopkins Mike Evans will be on first choice though and DeAndre Hopkins will be a strong second like they they like right there next to each other it ain't like oh it was this big discrepancy anything like no they right there next to each other but my point is that I just I don't want Ravens to settle and why receiver I don't because I feel like they've done a lot of settling at that position for so long and something's gotta give and I feel like with a lot of Ravens fans too since the Ravens have settled I feel like a lot of Ravens fans they settled too and I feel like they just they don't really want the best of the best so they don't want better options they're cool with all right well I will take that all right that's cool whatever we just taking and no you should want the best for your quarterback you want better for your quarterback whoever your quarterback ends up being whether it's gonna be Lamar Jackson whether it's gonna be Tyler Hunley whether it's gonna be Anthony Brown whether it's gonna be Stetson Bennett whoever's gonna be we don't know but whoever quarterback is I feel like they should want the best form to get the best out of them simple as that you want to put your people in a position to where they have the highest chance for success so you want to provide them with the highest quality highest quality we know they spend all the draft picks on receivers and stuff and hey that good good job taking your swings but it's deeper than that because it goes beyond that it goes into the scheme it goes that's that's huge that's the scheme is huge because you could have the best of the best but if that scheme is lacking I mean they can overcome a lot of stuff though as y'all know but they could be even better in a better scheme and obviously the talent what now we we we get that so I just want the Ravens to go big and then I know oh well the Mars contract situation it's contract situations holding everything up but we know the Ravens are a team that always talks about preparation always talks about planning always talks about the future so with him being on a non-exclusive tag I'm sure they should have some stuff planned out for how they're gonna move accordingly and that was just it's just a matter of time of waiting I mean it's just a matter of waiting but I mean that's all we could do that's all you that's all you've been doing it's all you've all been doing just waiting waiting out seeing what they gonna do no today it was announced that they resigned the Sean Phillips know the past couple days they just resigned a bunch of their own haven't brought in anybody from the outside yet you know they will eventually but they haven't done it yet so they're being very very careful with their money even though some Ravens fans like oh you spend all that money on a third string running back on special team like oh I know Ravens fans been heated heated over this offseason but again it's just it's a waiting process it's a waiting process we don't know if there have been any teams to approach Lamar about anything it's just so much that we just don't know we don't know what's going on behind the scenes so it's a waiting process so I am I'm still holding out hope that I hope that Lamar ends up being a quarterback I still got my doubts on that happening but we'll see how everything works itself out but I hope for whoever the quarterback is I hope that the Ravens they learned a value valuable lesson from the previous 16 years 16 years no 15 years 15 years 15 years 15 years I hope they learn a valuable lesson Joe Flacco was drafted in 2008 and he became their franchise quarterback but they didn't ever consistently surround him with quality talent at the YRC position so you never got the most out of him you see what happened when he was surrounded with some some nice guys that complimented each other and whatnot and they really use them obviously anquan bolding Tori Smith joe did yeah yeah but and then the tight ends to Dennis Peter Ed Dixon and they had Ray Rice and not with us McGay he who was at the Super Bowl Ray Rice and Bernard Pierce Vonte leech and man little memories but anyway you see what happened when they put it around them it made it happen and they had a good defense that's the thing they had a good defense they had a good defense from Flacco's rookie it obviously before then to but they had a good defense and that defense wasn't enough it wasn't enough you gotta have offense to you guys too but consistent they never consistently surrounded them he never got consistent best out of my year you got you got a really good run which was great and that got you to the ultimate goal but then you would have hoped like alright Flacco we see what happened we see what didn't happen alright let's we learned our lesson so when he was surrounded with the best that he had at the receiver position he ended up getting a Super Bowl the best just not even just receiver but just offensive talent around him he ended up getting a Super Bowl I would have loved to see that full of more too I would love to see that I would love to see that again after after 2019 I would I would have loved to see it but we just never really did never really did there's Bryant to Shawn Jackson really see he was solid but Sammy Watkins I mean I can't forget it wasn't all bad cuz again he got Hollywood first round our show bait man he looking like you're gonna do some stuff man but with Lamar I would hope they learn that lesson with him so whether it continues to be Lamar Jackson as a quarterback for the Ravens or it ends up being somebody else I just hope that they learn from everything I hope will they we'll see we'll see they brought in Todd Munkin we changed some things up do some things differently so we'll see how that goes but I just I just really my thing I just really want these Ravens to really move forward in a positive way I really want them to just be better I want them to be a much better team it's like we we just want this team to be the best that they can possibly be but we really want to see them or me I can only speak for myself I really want to see them really go after like really go out not not settle not be like okay well I will take that what I got with that I guess what's that okay good no go after like really go after really try to make it happen because you got some opportunities like AFC AFC ain't no joke obviously you got Patrick Mahomes the the best he is the best you're about to get Aaron Rodgers still got Josh Allen got to hey all right now you got Joe Burrow like if see is slow to my friends slow to you guys you got Jimmy Grappler not you got Jimmy Grappler but I know some of y'all about Jimmy G he be winning he be he's a winner you came to not he's a winner straight up you got Russell Wilson he could get it turned around like AFC stacked man he stacked so I just want the Ravens to recognize that and try to stack too try to get this thing right man like I just feel like they I feel like they've been kind of like almost complacent but yeah yeah we're competitive but no you let's contend let's turn this thing up a notch man let's let's change this game baby let's change the way that they do think let's let's switch it up because obviously what they been doing it ain't been working it's okay if something ain't working it's one thing to try to try to fix something that ain't broken but some obviously it's broken and it needs some fixing so we'll see how things turn up but as far as the receiver so far that been getting signed and all that I'm cool off of that man I'm cool I ain't got no problem I said I'm celebrating like even one of my guys he just DM me he was happy about it too but I'm I'm celebrating like oh Brandon cooks oh he's going oh thank you oh Adam thing like I said oh yes and again if they were got Alan Lizard or they got DJ shark I wouldn't have minded them getting either one of those guys but I just I feel like they would still need more they will still need more and again I'm looking forward to Rashal Bateman coming back healthy with Devon Duvenay we ain't heard none about him yet it's been real quiet but we'll so we'll see I know they was talk about him possibly being cut a trade or something like that because of the increase of his salary we'll see we don't know we don't know so again I ain't about the trip over anything that we don't know right now once we find out you know what happens with this guy that guy okay the trip all you want but right now ain't no sense in triple we chillin baby we chillin baby so so we'll see but remember patience it's a virtue and it ain't just a virtue like it's a good thing to have it's a great thing to have and put the Ravens I know some Ravens are too patient hurry up but hey maybe this could be one of those things where it's like good things come to those who wait because we know Ravens are capable of waiting but anyway I love y'all I appreciate y'all team keep it clean and like we said we do freelancing in the building but I gotta give a 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Words at war. All those who have participated in this series, the editor, the director, the writers, the musicians, the announcers, engineers and actors, are proud to be able to continue to bring you one of the most widely discussed programs in America. Words at war, dramatizing the most representative books to come out of this great world conflict. Because of your many letters and requests, the first two programs in the current series will be repeats of previous broadcasts. Our first repeat performance on Words at War tonight is Willard Waller's book, The Veteran Comes Back. Listen, the time is getting close when G.I. Joe will come home. In fact, he's been coming home already. Are we on the home front ready to face him, to help him become readjusted, to help him regain his foothold in society? You say we are. Well, that's what we propose to find out tonight. Remember, the veteran who comes home is a social problem, the major social problem of the post-war world. Not always, but often, he's a problem because he's maimed, crippled, demented, destitute, cold and unhungered. These things he is from no fault and no desire of his own, but solely because we've used him up, sacrificed him, wasted him. But the veteran so justly entitled to move us to pity can also put us in fear. Destitute he may be, friendless, without political guile, but weak he is not. No man could have a better moral claim to the consideration of his fellows, and no man could have a better right to bitterness. How are we going to give G.I. Joe his rightful place in society? Listen, the discussion has already begun. The debate is raging. In Congress, the newspapers over the radio, in Union Hall's Chamber of Commerce meetings on street corners, a debate to find the solution to the problem of G.I. Joe when Joe comes home. I propose that the boys coming back in every consideration, absolutely and positively, I'm for it. Always have been, always will be. Look at my record, nothing is too good for G.I. Joe. Motion second, motion approved, motion carried. Dear Joe, G.I. Joe must now fight for him. He owes a debt of gratitude. He is the one who is making the sacrifices. His life, if need be, on every battle front in the world. It is him who we must honor, cherish, protect. Take with G.I. Joe. But how? By giving him a bonus. A hundred dollars. We must take measures at once. To make up for what he's lost. To restore him to health. To give him a better life. A voice in the government. A voice in the government. Oh, pardon me, his rightful place in society. The admiration of his fellow men. The gratitude of the nation. Motion approved. Seconded. Carried. The guy whose face you've spread on all the war bond posters. The guy who's doing the fighting and the dying. And incidentally the guy whom nobody's bothered to ask for an opinion. Yeah, I'm G.I. Joe. Sorry to bust up your nice chummy meeting friends, but I've been listening to your discussion for a long time. And the least I can say about it is, I don't like it. You don't like it. You're doing it for you, for your own welfare. Maybe, but I still don't like it. But why? Why? Because you've overlooked one important point friends, one very important point. What? Today more than at any time in history, the veteran is a threat to society. What? I'll say it again. As a future veteran, I want to know. The veteran is a threat to society. I heard you say before that nothing was too good for G.I. Joe. That has a familiar ring, fellow citizens. Do you ever hear this poem by Kipling? It's called Tommy Atkins. I went into a theater as sober as could be. They gave a drunk civilian room, but hadn't room for me. They sent me to the gallery or around the music hall. But when it comes to fighting, Lord, they'll shove me in the stalls. It's Tommy this and Tommy that and Tommy wait outside. But it's a special train for Tommy when the troop ships on the tide. What is that supposed to prove? It proves, friends, that during any war in history, nothing is too good for the veteran. After the war, nobody gives a damn. But this time, the boys aren't coming back to selling apples and they're not coming back to charity. This time, if we don't get what we want, if we don't get what we've been promised, if we don't get what we deserve, you can kiss your democracy goodbye. I'm prepared to prove my point with pages from history written in blood with record of the veteran's anger. Today, I've come to testify before the nation to call witnesses. No, no, you can't talk like that. It's against the law. Against army discipline. Let him talk. Let him talk. We want to hear what he's got to say. This is Joe. All right. My first witness is Private Jeremiah Smith. My name's Jeremiah Smith. I was a 10th Smith for the war, working in Philadelphia. We're having our own shop. Partner Revolutionary War. It was on October 19, 1781 that we heard the news. War was over. We were to be demobilized. News was met with sullen resistance. Demobilized. I'll be hanging up. I'll be demobilized without receiving my pay. Give us our pain. We'll go home and not before. Yes, give us our pay. We're not beggars. We're entitled to it. We fought for it. Justice. We'll get justice from Congress. And the Philadelphia. If they don't give us our pay. For each Philadelphia, we constituted a body of 300 fully armed troops. Together with the Philadelphia garrison, we marched in the Continental Congress. It was mutiny. Finally, Congress was forced to remove from Philadelphia to Princeton. And the mutiny died. Then later, we were discharged. Shortchanged and swindled. And the speculators reaped the harvest. It was only because America was young. And there were new frontiers to be explored that counterrevolution was averted. Have you anything to add to your testimony, Private Smith? Yes, I do. I only hope that the veterans of future wars will receive better treatment from the people of the United States. Did you hear that? Private Smith hopes that the veterans of future wars will receive better treatment from the people of the United States. Did they? I call my next witness, Corporal Rufus Bowers. I fought in the war between the states. On the Confederate side, you Yankees up north will call me a rebel. But to the people of the South, my people, I was a soldier. After we surrendered, you people in the North imposed your will upon the South. Well, in 1867, we held a meeting. How long are we going to stand for this? How long are we going to let the carpet-baggers and crooked politicians tell us what to do? Is that what we fought for in the war? You bet it isn't.  Has anybody given us joy? Has anybody given us land? If we want to keep from starving, it is up to us veterans to take matters into our own hands. You said it, Hathaway. What do you propose? A new organization has been formed recently, organized to relieve the injured and oppressed, especially the widows and orphans of Confederate soldiers. I propose we join this organization and fight with them for the restoration of the South. The organization we joined was the Ku Klux Klan. The whole South became the invisible empire. Our leaders were our officers. Our methods were force, violence, and rule by tent. We rode through the night, set in fire to the homes of the poor whites and the neighbors, driving them from the land. We soaked wooden crosses with kerosene and set them ablaze to spread fear through the countryside. We killed. And in the end we succeeded. The old order was restored in a different form, Mary, but restored. Now I know it was a mistake. We didn't help the South and we didn't help ourselves. But I also know that in those days we were bitter enough to follow anybody who promised us salvation. I can only hope that the veterans of future wars, if there be future wars, will receive better treatment and a greater understanding from the people of the United States. And did they? Well, let's see. Pencils. Buy a pencil, please. Pull by a pencil. Anybody want a pencil? Please buy a pencil and help a veteran. Can't you look where you're going, you old bum? Excuse me, lady. You've torn my stockings. Well, I guess you're lucky to have legs, lady. I'll report you to the police. That's what I'll do. Pencils. Buy a pencil, please. Oh, hello, Joe. Oh, hello, Charlie. How's it coming? Selling any today? I was hoping on picking up a dollar. Thought I'd bring some milk home to the kid for a change. Yeah, but I guess today's not the day. Yeah, it's tough. Cold out today. Must be close to zero. Yeah, just like that night in the Argonne, huh? Yeah, those were the days. We were heroes then, eh, Charlie? Yeah. Yeah. That's the way we took care of the veterans. And this is the way some of the veterans took care of themselves after the bitterness had a chance to take root and spread like a disease. Yes, sir. What can I do for you? Is there anything you want? I'm closing up now. This is a hold-up handover to Joe. No. No, please don't shoot. I'm an old man. Please, Mr. I said hand it over. But it isn't here. I took it to the bank. Open it, cash register. Open it. Hand it over and don't make a mover. I'll plug you.  Getting rich while other guys are out there wanting to fight for you.  We took care of them all right. We taught them how to kill, and then we turned them loose to starve. Tonight, Words at War is presenting in dramatic terms the gravest social problem facing America today. The return to civilian society of that one-tenth of the population which the other nine-tenths have used to fight a war. The book is The Veteran Comes Back. We've heard G.I. Joe make the blunt statement that today, more than at any time in history, the veteran is a threat to society and its democratic institutions unless he can be successfully re-naturalized into his native land. We've heard from two witnesses, a veteran of the Revolutionary War and one from the Civil War corroborating the evidence. We've seen what happened to the veteran after World War I. Now the remaining witnesses are ready to testify. Our program continues. My next witness is private Mike Haggerty. My name is Mike Haggerty. I fought with the AEF in 1918. I marched with the BEF in 1932. Maybe some of you have forgotten what the BEF was. Well, let me kind of refresh your memory. In 1932, the bonus was still unpaid and the veterans are pretty sore about it and we had a right to be. We were broke. We had no jobs. Many of us were on relief. Our certificates were pledged to the limit and let me tell you, brother, we were pretty desperate. What are we waiting for? We got our rights, ain't we? We fought the war to make the world safe for democracy. Yeah, that's what they called us. Now we'll have to fight another war to get paid for fighting. I say the only way we'll ever get our bonus is to march to Washington. March to Washington. A demand payment from Congress. In May of 1932, the first veteran contingent left Portland, Oregon. That was the beginning of the BEF, the bonus expeditionary force. We traveled in all jalapes, hitched rides and rode the rails. And from every stake, veterans came to join us. By the time we reached Washington, we were 10,000 strong and we paraded on Pennsylvania Avenue. Soon there were 20,000 of us camped at Anacostia Flats near the Capitol. Our wives and children came and we built our shacks and lean tools. The looks right now will be here until 1945. Yeah, we had made up our minds. We were going to stay there until 1945, if necessary. We came to tell the people to make good on their promises, to get payment for a debt. But we never figured they would use the army to drive us out.  Troops from Fort Maya, infantry, cavalry and five tanks. There they come, men. I remember. Hold your ground. With military precision, the troops advanced. Our shacks were burned to the ground. Our bricks were no match for their tear gas and bayonets and their guns. It was the military against the citizenry. Civil war. The BEF failed. But the veterans of future wars won't fail. They'll know what to do. And you take it from me. They'll do it. We've heard enough. We'll say to it that there won't be another repetition of the bonus march. Let's go home. We're only wasting time. Wait. There are more witnesses. I'm sure you'll find their testimony interesting. What has happened in the United States, you see, isn't the worst. A few outbreaks here and there, but on the whole, things have been quiet. No real threat to democracy has developed so far. But in other countries, it was different. Quite different. I call my next witness, Sergeant Albert Gerard. I am Albert Gerard, a veteran of France. After the war, I joined the Quadfeuil, a union of French veterans. They were hungry and jobless and had lost faith. We allied ourselves with the fascist organizations of Italy and Germany and installed French fascism. Corporal Hans Bauman. I am Corporal Hans Bauman, a veteran of Germany and a member of the elite guard. In 1918, we lost the war, but kept the course. People gave us nothing, but there was a man who did. We, the German veterans, helped our Fuhrer Adolf Hitler establish national socialism in Germany. Private Luigi Romano. We, the veterans of Italy, marched with Mussolini and Rome and helped establish Iwashisti.  You are crazy. The bonus march was a mistake. Our veterans will never act like thugs and bullies. They'll never make war against their fellow citizens. Besides, this will be a victorious army when it comes home. It is clear, ladies and gentlemen, that this man doesn't know what he's talking about. He is bitter, naturally, but that will pass away. When he comes home and finds his loved ones waiting for him, all the bitterness will evaporate. Evaporate? Don't count on it. We're a democracy and we'll remain a democracy. You hope. Our veterans won't behave like German bullies and Italian thugs. Do you think not? Let me tell you something. Armies are strangely alike. When it comes to war, there's little difference between army-made men. There's little difference between veterans of times and places. And there's no difference in the bitterness. I told you you've overlooked one important point, my fine civilian friend. You've overlooked what it means to be a soldier. You know one of the first things the army does? It destroys your individual will. What's the matter with you, Simkins? Are you asleep? Didn't you hear me say right face? When I say right face, you write face. Never mind what you've thought. In the army, you're not supposed to think. You're supposed to follow orders.  Follow orders! No. In the army, you're not supposed to think. Take four or five years of that and see what happens. And take four or five years of being away from home. Come on, brace up, kid. Isn't as bad as all that? Don't worry about me, Mac. I guess I just feel blue that's all. Sure, I know. You're lonely. We all are. It's all right, kid. No, it's not all right. It's not all right.  I'd just as soon be dead.  And fear. Fear and horror. The shells kept digging up to dead. We buried them and the shells came again. And we had to rebury them. The bodies smelled. The stink drove us all crazy. We kept reburying the bodies and the German guns kept digging them up. The plane crashed and I pulled the pilot out. He didn't have no head. My body was killed on the road and the passenger traffic mashed his body as flat as wallpaper. The bomb hit our sick bay and pieces of human flesh were embedded in the steel walls of our ship. We kept fighting those pieces and it drove us nuts. That's not so pretty to listen to, is it? Are you squirming now? Maybe you'll squirm even more when you hear how the guys at the front feel about their buddies back home. Well, we're out here fighting and dying. Those guys back home are making a dough. Guys no different than us.  Boy, would I like to lay my hands on them. Next on the hating list are the profiteers. The boys are jacking up the prices so we'll come home to a nice happy inflation. We'll fix them all right too. And trailing behind on the same list are the home front soldiers. Hey listen you guys, see how you like this. There are men in the Navy who got commissions although the only ship they have ever seen is a junior partnership. It isn't funny. Not funny at all. Not funny because that hate, that bitterness will become greater as the war goes on. Because that bitterness will be taken out on somebody. And it would be just too bad if we were taken out on the people of America. It would be just too bad if G.I. Joe came home and followed an American Hitler who promised him the things he will not find. What do you propose then? I'll tell you what I want. When I come home, I want to see a better America. What do I mean by that? I mean a society in which there are jobs for everybody. Planned jobs with a decent living wage. I want better housing for me and my family. I want security, social and otherwise. I want you to think of human rights when you begin to reconvert not just profits. I want a better educational system. I want a health program, medical care for me, my kids and my family. I want a rehabilitation program. I don't want bonuses and pension. But I do want the same kind of prosperity and peace that you now have in war. I just remember this. When we come home, we'll join our veteran societies. Some the VFW, some the American Legion. If they don't work out, we'll form one of our own. But we'll be there with you in every town, in every county, in every state. We'll be there and we'll be waiting. 12 million of us. Three times as many as the last time. Enough to make a better America or enough to destroy it. Tonight on Words at War, we have brought you The Veteran Comes Back by Willard Waller. The radio dramatization was by Ben Kagan at the NBC script staff. Lawson's Irvy was heard as G.I. Joe. The music was arranged and played by William Meadier and the production was under the direction of Joseph F. Mansfield. Next week, Words at War will present the second request program, the radio dramatization of George Creel's book, War Criminals and Punishment. Words at War is brought to you in cooperation with the Council on Books and Wartime by the national broadcasting company and the independent radio stations associated with the NBC network. 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