I'll ask those again after the production, but you can be taking mental notes as you go. We'll have an intermission, 10 minutes in the middle of the bar will be open. Also wanna let you know that there's some information in the program about donating to the Kickstarter to help this production go forward. And finally, just letting you know, you'll see some people playing multiple characters on stage. That's part of this production and will be part of the final production as well. Thank you all so much for being here without further ado. Catch the Wall. Catch the Wall by Gabrielle Rison. New Orleans, upper ninth Ward, right now. The entire set is nearly liquid. Images and textures are projected across the stage. It is a space in flux, yet everything that does appear seems well-worn. We just wanted to show you our chart. Well, we've been prepping for us this September. I mean, doing sample tests, lots of IVs pre-planned in a core group. I mean, we've even stepped about school culture as well. All right, I wanted to ask you about culture. Well, we have Spirit on Fridays now and also celebrations. They like the celebrations. Is it effective behavior? You know, do you get them accurate right next long as the old ones? And it's on calm down. Well, who could be with vouchers this year? You're going to bring in the price. Do you think you can meet the best one? I think we're on track. Darken the circle next to the correct answer. In question 25 and 26, look for mistakes in standard English usage and choose the answer with the same letter as the line containing the mistake. Question 25. A, I must have left. B, my new gloves somewheres. They, C, aren't in my locker. D, no mistakes. The graph below shows the number of sandwiches sold at Tom's Deli. Find the mean number of sandwiches sold over six months in Tom's Deli. Round your answer to the nearest whole number. I could see the best of us in like a fantasy which you have to find from those days of life. Benefit flashes on the multiple screens. We see only her back side. The projections multiply. Suddenly gunshot at the bounce track. I'm not saying my books are no games. I'm not.  Here's your box, now come on, give me a kiss. Good morning to Sean.  Yeah, sure. Good morning, Cleo-Nee. You told me that. Good morning, Justice. It's just me. Justice. I just do it right where you go down to blue. Good morning, Mr. Hamilton.  Wow. Work folders out and passing them to your team leader. OK, so I need to see all homework folders out and pass to the front in 30 seconds, OK? So it's going to be the first to win the first challenge of the morning. Good Sean, can your team get their title for yesterday? This is for yesterday. Where did you put it? Hold your clip down to blue. We got any lunch, though? We ate lunch, though. Stop. We'll get the plugs back here on a short base guy. All right, so you have to get your forms in by Thursday. No form by Thursday. You could be sitting in the office with Ms. Kim. All right? Awesome. So I have your green journals, OK? So everyone should have their green journal. Christelle has not your green journal. So I need you to write five sentences as a response, OK? Remember, sentences have verbs. Sentences have beginnings, middles, ends. Compound sentences have conjunctions, right? Conjunctions are words like can or as well as words like melody and rhythm. Oh, my. Work. Oh. You said you've never seen us before. Well, my kids play on their phones, you know, in the street and stuff, and party is over there. I'm Kevin. Hi, Kevin. How'd you do that?  How'd you learn? I watched a lot of you do videos. Oh, for real? Mostly. And from going out. I had a friend. He showed me stuff. School, English. I'm an English teacher. That's why I'm dressed up. Oh, Philly, Pennsylvania. You pay. I went to school in America. Are you a teacher? Believe. Sixth grade, reformation. Reformation? Transformation. Sorry. No. It's like we're taking over a school that exists. It's an RSD charter. Do you like it? Yeah. I like it. I like the city. The city. So you just, does that mean that I have to, I'm sorry. And what was your name? Philly. I'm not from here either. What's your name? Justice Quan and Cleo pass them as they walk off towards the ball. It's day after school. Justice holds a three pound bag. Come on, Justice, give it to me. Who are you?  It's crazy. She's always like that. Only one customer's mine. You want me to give you some of that problem? No. And then finish. Quan, the mama's looking for you. She says she wants you home. Now, I'm coming back too. And I'll give you a cold drink. I can do it with you. Four days or so home. Yes, and it's dope. It's called dope. It's bam, like bam, bam.  She says, bye, bye, good location. We got a bunch of good, nice ones. We gonna film, now, fine. Like a lot. Justice offers benefit and crawfish. It falls through her. What about your video, like about how we make it and get famous? I'll ask this kid in the office. Now, oh, we have guests in the building on Thursday from new schools and somewhere else. Debbie Bouchot said that she would organize just to make sure that your class is all at 100%. You got that? Got it, got it. Someone room, now.  So, please be on the lookout and check the scholar's pocket on your new bathroom break time. Right, check all their pockets. Well, I'm sure you all know that we have a state board here next week. And I'm gonna tell this to the other teams as well, make sure that you have your ELA's up on the door and you check them all as you go. Now, beneath those ELA's, Ms. Williams, I think I saw yours falling off. Trevon keeps tearing them down. No, well, don't let him do that. Right, what else do I have over here? We do it, you know. Well, it's just something. When I worked as a teacher, I found it invaluable. I mean, and as far as your state, how I would... You saw me that full of sheets in your mailboxes, right? On whether you'll be returning again, huh? And your plans after the course of the ELA. Do we have to decide? Well, I think I said in my initial interview that we will look for long-term commitments. That way we can best track our progress. Although, ultimately, job for the merit base and that's up to Mr. Bechet and New Hope since they're now our managing operator. Ms. Williams, you have pee today, correct? Pea? I thought they have yoga. I thought they were my quid. I want to show you some... I can't ride my bike like this. You're driving, I'm waiting for you. They arrive at Lincoln Beach on the edge of Lake Pontchartrain and is the barest shell of the amusement park at once was. The remains are only a half-structural, ghostly, like iron turned to driftwood. It's nothing. It's nothing. It's a jazz club. Oh, like what we're gonna make to believe? Like what? That is a good idea. No, like it was one, like in the 40s and 50s? Lincoln Beach was last vacation week. Where? Down the street there was an amusement park there and a pool and stuff, just like here. But this club is my baby segregated pool. In a desolate sort of way? I know, right? Like... Do you ever get used to this?   People having parties right here? You're right, we should have a party. We could bring speakers and a generator. This feels... holy. It's not gross, is it? What's that, like a down here over there? No, it's just a... It was a big one, too. Just sitting in the middle of the road. Yeah, oh, it looked like it was baked by the sun and nobody found it. Oh, well, just go around. If you go inside, I might come over to your channel. Let's just go home. My friend from work is having a crossbow. Do you want to get a drink before that? I don't think my financials... Y'all should be in our video. They're talking sweet things in this kind of a family, sweet... What do you think we could get a beer? You don't have to worry about me. It's good for that. Her tacos, do you live in this town? Do you remember some other things she had said? Wait, surround me. Mail! I sent you to the schools and everybody. So, and all the people who knew me. We got to find you a camera first.  Y'all should be in my video. They're waiting. Struggling. Forget about me.  Wait. Make a comment about the video. I always say this again. Oh, you feel it? Oh, baby, you could possibly never... Can it be a hand? ...and hardy individuals to help with a mini-challenged job. Very good, Cleo. All right, does anyone have questions for our presenter? Yeah, that's why you never see your dad. He's been on a rave all the time. Yeah, he's in 1421, like 14 days on and 21 all. But behind that 21, he has a second job with a pipe. Okay, who else? You miss him? Yeah. Why don't you just tell us about working your role models? Okay, who do you advise? My cousin can travel. He was the southern hangover at the Superdome now. And he thought I liked his homes all the time. Oh, I've seen that Lucky Choms guy. And the Superdome, cool, right? Mr. Sidney, do you remember? Did you see Justice Horry knocking at lunch today? Oh, God, no. Ms. Michelle broke it up. She wrote the craziest thing for a writing prompt the other day. It was like her dad was supposed to come pick her up from school, but he couldn't because it was raining and he didn't have any arms, so he couldn't hold an umbrella. Did she just have a death in her family?  Lovely. I didn't turn in your dad's shoes.   Achievement gap. Oh, y'all don't know me up here and you have no feet. Oh, you know what you're going to do after? Occasional counseling, maybe? You know how to do it. Just think of Paris. Paris. New York?  Right. Germany? That was just what we had. Right. Consulting could be cool. Take age 34, informational resources. You had 70% below basic last year. No, no, no. Fortan had 70%. We didn't even have 56 yet. So how could you say that? Then me to catch up. That is the cost of property. As opposed to your researching violence.  And identify the vote that would have the most information. Is it A? I don't like doing it. This isn't optional. Open your book, right? In Gustav? No. Come on. Move your car down. You still need the strength in school culture. How come she doesn't? She's lying to us. Enough. Raise test scores and raise confidence to build school culture. We get better scores. We can get brighter students. They can achieve it. That's why you're not. Let's say go to a different school. But they're not scholars of them, huh? Miss William Muck has a new story. Would she be OK? Them? Fine. They'll all be fine. This is a different school. We've got different methods of teaching. They get Spanish up there? Right. And as soon as we have 100%, we will practice in this hallway. Do this again. Miss Diary, do you mean? Because this is my check now. Is your shirt tucked in? Is your belt right? Are you representing all kinds of you mean? We're going to walk to the end of the hallway. Then we're going to turn around and walk back. Straight, silent, serious. You are teaching us how to get directed. Are you tracking me? They are waiting for us ready. They said, for the hardest thing in our life, they said, teaching would test all of our skills and our limits and be out of our comfort zone. Trying to close the achievement gap and the darkest pockets of American comedy. They said, we live in admissionaries and foreigners. They couldn't explain what it'd be like. How hard, if they're still not acting right and making the expectations you've set, fill up the stakes. And don't be afraid to point at an individual. Like Miss Williams, check yourself. Are you on the line?  Are you showing agape?  It looks like those practicing lines are in recess today with criteria. We're going to have to do better next time. Turn to a fellow scholar and tell them, next time we'll have to do better. Next time we'll have to do better. It's not funny, and there was no expectation to laugh. A scholar. A tone of sound. Morning, so you can be on time. We'll be in here in the morning for Math and Science, and Miss Moushaw and Mr. Hamilton will. Miss Williams, I hope you feel better. Thank you. Tell me one thing you learned today. That you've grown doesn't mean you get treated well. Did you ever know? I'm going to need it if we want to put you in it. That is an example of school culture. No, no, no. That's an example of school being out.  No, I want you to teach them some self-respect. If I saw my daughter do that. Your daughter goes to Dominican.  DJ Jimmy, DJ Jubilee, but nobody danced like that. Miss Moushaw, you want to show me that Twitter on the state website now? Yeah, definitely. Miss Wood, you saw your ma'am. About the Aspire and the Principal program? New Hope would very much like to see you in the red, Frances. You mean a year of being a team leader, right?  Our whole section is there. Look, we have an opportunity to expand the RSD in two years. We're going to be looking for families. I mean, I've only been teaching for six months. My classroom manager. We're not looking for classroom leaders. We're looking for founders. But if you're motivated and right, you've shown commitment to the city. We need innovators of color who can get results and looking at your truck stories. And they just had the room they could grow. I didn't do anything. No, no, baby, I don't give you that look. You got to take credit with credit, it's due. Now, applications are due in a week, all right? I'm expecting to see yours on top of the pot. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. Well, is that a question or a question? I'm doing the crisis. Is he at a social hour? Or you? Yeah, I'm from Duke, New York. I can't use from you, Stan, here. Amazing. My friend, he's up there, so that he was going.  He did the war right, too. Well, he went to, like, and got a Nairobi extension. Both custom, social justice, blah, blah, blah, blah. You can talk about the program and then... Michael, that was totally... Oh, come on! Taking my old car. Were you going on a date? No. Oh, is he going on a date with this? Oh, man. She's my friend. You can't let girls be your friend. Show me what you have so far. You didn't write anything here. I didn't know what to say. That's not what I asked you to do. I didn't know what to do. Come on. Go home. Come on, Mr. Hamilton. I didn't know how to do it. Captain Freep. Well, me boy tells Cherry how it bothers him when fairy bosses come around. So can you think of a time that you felt bossed around or others bossed you around? Or you bossed others around. So how does that make you feel? When my brothers are roughly... They always tell me I can't play. Even when I say I'm going to give them my chipmunk. And? How does that make you feel? Mad? Because I'm better than him. You've seen me out there? So why don't you write that down? You've seen me outside, right?  Man, I don't even notice me in a box. Come on. Write it down. The first thing you said, okay? About your brother. Write that down. Yeah, but how? The first sentence. What did you say? My brother don't let me play football with him. Alright, like this. Why does that bother you? Mad? Because I'm better than him. That makes me so mad. Go. I can't. What do you mean? That makes me... I don't know it. You don't know how to write it? I don't know what it looks like. You don't know what it looks like? No, you need to do it. But how do you look? You spell it. Start with me. First, show me how you do it. You want it, right? Do you not know how... You don't... You know how to write it. I don't know how to write it. I don't know how to write it. Just use brave spelling, okay? I think that sounds that. I think I'll be coming out of here. How do you pass the grade? Really not? No.  No, this is my girlfriend, Nani. Oh. I'm going to teach you how to mark it. He's from Chicago. That's what she said. How do you work that religion?  How do you do it? Right. What's upstairs in the eighth grade? It's not a custodian. A custodian's usually here. Right. Mr. Sippy, you're Kishon's uncle. K'wang's. He's been there for a long time. A long time, haven't he? Yeah, about 15 years, except for 5, 5, 6, you know, Solutions Nuno. I had been with noxist before the storm. And that custodian community that we had back then, man, they gave you menfeds and so on and so on. How are you doing? I'm Melanie. Melanie, I can ask you to do a couple of seasons.  Yeah, y'all was good. Hey. I'm sorry for you all. Pam. I lost them all. One of me is Ernie Cater. No. I'll play for you for a minute. You were saying, uh, you had a summer talk? Come here. Leo pulls justice around the corner of the park and onto the side of an abandoned house. What? What? No. She said it grabbed up above your daddy with that.  You can't first close off for your birthday thing. No, she didn't say my money. They like us. You can't wait for breakfast at Elizabeth's. The girls look sorry, right? Starting to warm up. It was Ariel, right? Right. Right. They're on a half hour wait. Kevin said you have an illegal pizza business. Taco business. And it's not illegal, it's just not legal. Oh, friends. She's a dancer too, though, like she tours.  I had this friend, she was Kevin, like they got the booties on back and forward. That's better than me. Just through Kevin and Ariel, she reaches benefit. What? I can't stand to wait. A lot of people have brought me up in this world. Good evening, friends. School, leave right on music and life. I'm talking about you, Magnolia Shorty, Dr. Rangoo, Katie Black, Katie Redd, Big Frida, the Queen Diva, Chiquitla and Sonny Gaby. I'll say it in a messy manner. I've got boys Johnny, Pig Arbu and Polo Boy D. Fifth Ward, Wee B, Six Ward Queen. Seventh Ward, Pete, and 10th Ward, Buck. Thank you and here are these reports I was down in the states. So?  Bang! Bang! Like something across the street. The sound ricochets over the room. Bang! It's not like it was from BJ. No, it was a car backfiring. You're not always from BJ. Shh! Do you remember how I told you that I'm not from here? Yeah, you're from the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Hanson, we're now on lockdown. What you have on your steaks? All right, well, let me know when they cleared upstairs. No, I think I saw them across the street. I just didn't see where he went. You can't bring them up in. Hanson, no. Did they ask for the things with warning representatives? The union is coming back.  They need a network of colleagues. No, they need better classroom management and greater incentive programs. And safer streets wouldn't hurt either. You know what's happening. In OB, you just said that they would call us right back. You need to send an office over here. Look, I know you remember, Captain, in the 90s, the system was crumbling, and it... That was the issue. The bombing system could not work. But the union gave us support in a time of intense corruption, and now in a transformation school, especially. I've had two teachers walk out this semester because they felt... The ones meeting in the first place. And New Hope has office support. I got you a whole new set of math and science books donated for every classroom. I got you a book, a lot of the playground. And got you four new teachers. Who you say you love? Just because I like them.  Well, smart boys don't teach children. Counting children. You want to bring back your girlfriends from John's Mac, huh?  Put a collar on them. No, no, no. They all move the peace and the value. You left your houses empty and did not care. No, they... You said it's been clear. You should go tell the rest of the teachers. And fine. Now, I know you know how hard... But, Linda, you know how hard I worked to get you to school. My hard money, nothing to do with them. Some of them are from here. Some of them who's working in education. Some of them who's using the bombing in the 1990s. Someone on the picket line with me. I was a child, teacher children. And these teachers are not? These teachers have a lot. Benefit and aerial run-on. Holding the phones through aerial like a spell of something or a shiver. They are connected and not connected again. And they both get drunker in a sort of dance. When I grow up, I want to be a jazz musician. When I grow up, I want to be an electric car. I want to be a teacher. I want to be a doctor. It isn't a rich, just a cute husband. And I've got some cute... Ain't no mistakes. Oh, it's a motherfucker. The table below shows the number of calories and grams of protein in different kinds of bagels. Kenyatta keeps track of her calories to grams of protein intake for nutritional purposes. Simplified into lowest terms, what is the ratio of calories to protein in a cinnamon-raised bagel? Kenyatta? Why are you calling it a bagel? A equals B. 860 over 12 is 30 to 1. B, which is a constitutional requirement for becoming president of the United States? I'll go to the bathroom. A, being male. B, being wealthy. C, knowing how to talk right. D, being over 35. These are A, someone that collects things. B, someone that places rare objects in museums. C, someone that studies primitive, indigent yet fashionable cultures. No! According to the graph on page 5, what are the statistically greatest consequences for children who don't go to college?  B, they become pregnant and or go to jail. C, they get signed to cash money records. I left candy bar from DJ's corner store the Friday court last night. I saw them take it.  They said they didn't have them. We can go anywhere. We didn't work as bad club last year. What was his treacle? A parent. Then he was emergent and had risk or retention back then. His teacher from Fortin, she's not with us. Right. We took him back. You like that girl. Miranda! If you think he's an emergent reader and he has no records, please, go make an IEP for him. Go talk to first grade, they're good at it. Y'all do this morning's hell, come on! Just sit with a bag of hair ribbons between them. They seal up the anties with the lighter, organizing them into piles. Your mama's hair ribbons good, huh? I'm video. I'm video.  It's like turning the key in a car and I can't start again. And again, and the engine is flooding. This is just some rock and I'm flailing. You're not flailing, it's moving. Yeah, I'm in on a whole lot. And surfaces. Throwing water on daddy. Listen, you don't only know the baby, it's best for you to live like this as we're fine right now. Pay the price. Pay the price. The payment wasn't a risk, like the ultimate price is always going up on my side of the street. Can you feel her in there? Tell her to touch me. I am not your medium. What's it like to be baby? A balloon. Touch me? No. A tone sounds. Recess. A movie. Off it. My dog said full third. Do you want to know my mom about that? She said she might give me a movie. Give me money to go see a movie. And my brother's about to go sell a man. Just because you got movie money, don't mean we got movie money. Unless you're going to pay for me. That's your mom. My brother's driver. It's that important. That's important. We're still on the road. And people play talk that he has. The principal hated him. The principal hated him. He was going to nickels officially, you see. But, uh, was always that hard. And, you know, he was not going to click him to the tail. That earless is no good. God rest him. Click him to the mask. So, I was down in school, y'all.  I was better than him. So, he would always hit me to clean it. And you'd get caught playing. Oh, no. I'm a real trail. Hadn't done it before. Hadn't done it. Hadn't done it. Yeah, she and her husband used to live by your mind on her pies. So, see, a young man in a room. Had to go. Like, you can talk, man. But anyway, she was going to go around the south this week. So, she said. They're going to take you out of here. She had this nice hat. You know, a real hat, too. Make sure that all our decisions are just. Lord, please bless, um, Justice Henry. Lord, please bless Justice Henry, counsel her family in this time of grief and loss. And lay a protection on all the children of New York. Try to net them. And this city. And this city. So that no more should be set to meet you, their father, so long before their time. I, uh, told Melissa Dyer, she was welcome to sit in on this meeting. We'll be discussing postvention services. And Ms. Darby has some thoughts on the test code. The management of the tragedy. Uh, how do we address this issue of personal safety and get students to fast without running around? New schools said that they would pay for a brief power. Good. They asked also if we could, uh, hire another security guard, someone to put the front door and someone to control. Have you checked your budget? I'm sorry. Am I right at the door when you were watching the time? I'm sorry. I was so tense. We weren't writing the detention lab that day. After the detention, this mom is a bar of Roman staff members. Different scholars are assigned different texts. These girls were picking up trash. I was confused as to how they were able to get out on the street if they were still in their school apart. They are allowed on the school side when we're following procedures. Justice Dyer is only trying to get harassed with a policy so that she can report back to the state. We should mention that Believe had an 11-point jump in math and 6 in reading and leaping. I'll leap this year. And that's the biggest leap of all three New Hope schools. Congratulations. Right. Well, now, should we offer them some type of reward? Hmm? Maybe a sought-out? It's not the best practice. It's not the best way. Well, neither is. I want you to listen to your students this week and our families, too. Really try and be listened. Be open. You kind of have to finish the policy on hand. I'd be choked. I wouldn't withdraw my application. Looking at the application pool. I can't make the commitments. Not qualified. And I feel fine. New schools and New Hope would both... I don't want you to feel as though it is our decision. New Hope might not even get it, child. I think we should organize a sock opera or a school dance. A dance is not allowed in New Hope. That's crazy. Mr. Hamilton. Okay? All the schools have dances. Mr. Hamilton. Mr. Hamilton. I would think if I were a teacher who just witnessed a student get burdened in front of the school, I would be sticking my neck out over middle school hands. A tone of sound. Mr. Hamilton. The legality. She would like it. Firewalls. I can't. You just gotta use the old brown for life. What should we call it? Call it University of Pennsylvania All Star Chasing, Catch the Wall, Super Famous, Super Sus, Class of 2022. I'll leave the U.S. so I can't go home. It's not about you. Y'all want another? You know I can't stay. No! I need y'all to be my way. The streets. You heard me? You gotta make that. Miss Terri and Sidney enter in black church clothing. Jazz funeral second line, paid for with donated funds. Justice appears like a curious tourist. Blood runs down her chest. Only quans use it. Help! I'll give you a valley of love in there. You a vampire? Eat something showy. Justice. I'm a balloon. You can feel me? You feel like a wind. And I think. What is Niki at? Oh Niki! Niki! Oh! Yeah? She's a balloon. Oh, right. I made out of memory. Like all the things you know about me have made out of my skin and my hair. And it's shifting all the time. And it's getting thinner and thinner. But there ain't nothing. Girl, you do look lovely. I look like you remember me? That was so much blood, though. Downstairs like T.L., but... It's me, York. I'd like to switch up. You want a star? Uh-oh, baby. Go ahead. The show is forward with us. Because you're an important part of being here these two nights at the workshop. And thank you for your time. And we're going to do a little bit of a talk-back if you want to participate. Chris, I can't seem to leave. We don't really like talk-backs, none of us. So we'll give you 10 minutes. And if you want to stay, you're welcome to. So here's Chris. The first question we have is what do you want to see more of? So why don't we start this off with a little less pressure, turn and talk to your neighbor about what you would like to see more practice in the studio? Just an event. We developed what they do after and how the pressure on the teachers and how they respond or they act. And once they go home, what happens to them?  We see a little bit of aerial and, you know, her imagination and these drapes alone. I think we'd like to see, you know, just what happens to the teachers and the students from their perspective after they put this on. Yeah, maybe a little more of a balance and I would say just the answer whether you want to go home. Like, what would that be? Like, a chat or something like that? Yeah. What's your relationship? Like, would you really do, would you really appreciate that? One month? I don't know. It's like, kind of like an element of who she really is, because they don't even comment. What she's representing, you know? Actual media videos, yeah. I love that moment in the beginning when the, like, flash lit over and we saw the introduction of the three of them in a row. Yeah, but in the classroom, it's a moment where Monica was walking through and, like, throwing through her camp training in the line. And it's maybe just for me and my teacher, but in any case of life, the way you have to move in a school and the lines that you have to follow and maybe you want to see more of that to see what it is we're trying to play. There are moves for folks who aren't from New Orleans, so I learned a whole bunch of sort of inside gifts there. I think one more I want to see more of. I mean, God's taking stories so the more, like, being in the show and hearing that every night and for me it was just, like, the relationship between them is, you know, I just want to see more of it. Um, so, yeah. Cut your neighbors as well. But just take a second. Fair share. Fair share. Fair share. Hi, this is your neighbor. I don't want to do so much. You know her? The teacher? Right. And I would have liked a little more of a transition into that. Like, a sort of more gradual, they heard her a little bit and then fully heard her or some sort of development into that from the kids who did her, to the adults who did her. Did you have a different involvement? Just having a different experience. Everybody was in a brand new situation. So I would like some, um, better interaction. Um, Gav, I just thought about this. But why does Cleo never, like, really mourn Justice's death? Yeah, right. Have I ever seen where we, like, sit down and make a lot of bots meet up on and, like, throw a sign and they would be buried? Yeah. I was thinking about, like, how and how is that different than other people mourn other places that we mourn? We definitely mourn. But I think I need to know more what are these, the ways that we are mourned death. Because I think a lot of times as a, as a city, we get more upset sometimes about what the kids are doing and, like, the people around us that are dying. There's fewer ways in the theater to process that. And there's so much death happening so frequently that we're just, like, but anyway, but the next thing, you know, I'm like, you know, just move through it. And I think that's partly a return to the play of the way that we're not processing it. So we work in everybody, you know, and talk to the students once that death has happened. So, you know, they pull all the social workers from everyone to come to the school and give somebody, you know, a good kid. So we do come on. Yeah. I think part of that is, like, that's not just in the world, but everywhere, like, that we never really get over that.  That was, as far as the coolest mention. And does it, does it work in how the kids, how do they perceive it?  Or are they, is it actually working in how do they actually do the politics, right? Sure. I don't know if I can completely believe there's so, there's so much of all these different characters, all these different things going on. I started feeling, I started wondering if it started getting, things got stretched out and minimized because there were so many things we were concentrating on. So, and that was something I thought about, but like, okay, there's so much going on, but then some of them I didn't think out enough. I think the thing about the relationship, like, that didn't, I think the middle, I guess, it's that she knew the other person, but some of it was like, is this really important to what we need to know given the brass of what you're talking about? It's important to remember all the rules that bring this to mind. I just want to be an anthropology or like have other aspirations because we really don't know much about it. We don't know much about it. Right. So that means she's not a midget. I feel like I have much to do with my life. I feel like she doesn't have much to do with her life. She can't laugh on her part of the memory because there's nothing to know about it. We didn't realize it was not a midget. Yeah. I mean, it sounds like there are a lot more things. But the end is keeping it short. If you have any more things that you want to tell us, please leave the email me. That's gabor07atgmail.com and I'll have a long conversation with you via email. I'd love to, really. Sincerely. Yeah. Let's move on to the last question. I think we have two more comments on that question. Why don't we just finish those and then we'll add more background without that. I had something up here. And she's sort of seeing that in her Miss Williams. And it wasn't quite clear how that resolved if she was able to. Thank you all so much again. Thank you all so much.


I'm a little nervous, I'm a little nervous because we are sitting next to one of the biggest superstars in this NFL draft, ready to take the journey from college to the bigs from the Ohio State, which is already the big stage, but you got the big stage behind you, Jackson Smith and Jigba, welcome. Thank you, thanks for having me. How are you feeling? I feel great, I feel great. Bless, today's the big day, so we'll see what happens. How are you handling it? Like what's your mentality when you woke up this morning? Yeah, I was going through it a little bit last night, just it all kind of suck in on me last night, but I'm handling as best as I can, I'm just happy to be here, excited for the opportunity, excited to walk across that stage tonight. It was really cool to watch you walk up the stairs because you just, the first time you saw this spectacle and an amazing host city in Kansas City, the fountain, this, what are your feelings looking at this? It's beautiful, it's beautiful. We got beautiful weather, beautiful stage, I mean, they really done it up here in Kansas City, so I'm happy to be a part of it. Garrett Wilson, let's just get right into it.  This is the defending offensive rookie of the year. No, let's not pretend you're not confident, don't be humble all of a sudden. No, I definitely appreciate those words, but those guys are in the league doing it right now and I'm just trying to chase those guys, but I always appreciate Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave and the guys before me that have done it, so I wouldn't be here without them, so I mean that means a lot for them to say that. What have they told you about the NFL? What advice have they given you on handling yourself even tonight? Right, I mean they just told me to be myself and they know I'm a hard worker and I want to be great, so just if I keep my head on straight and stay present, then good thing to happen. I think you're the first wide receiver off the board tonight and it's well deserved. Now there was some talk about your availability, what do you want to say about that? I'm available now. I'm available tonight. Yeah, but I'm excited for the opportunity, happy to be here. Thanks for everything. How are you able to sort of stay present in this moment today, is there something? I got family around me, so you know. Who's here tonight? We got brother, mom, dad, grandparents, everybody. We got the whole family here. We're just having a good time, just trying to enjoy it. Had some dinner last night and definitely gonna have some fun today, What are you wearing?  Did you get styled? Did you pick it yourself? Give me some details.  Amazing, I asked you how you would talk to the commissioner, you said, you would potentially pick him up? Oh yeah, yeah, I mean.  I didn't know how big you was, I mean. But now we're gonna get our little handshake in in a big bear hut. Has anything been surprising about this experience? Not even just coming to Kansas City, just the whole draft process, the ups, the downs? Yeah, most definitely. Definitely a lot of ups and downs, a lot of traveling, a lot of flights and early mornings, but it's a part of the process. It's something I've been dreaming and waiting on and I'm just happiest here and the happiest almost over. Let's talk about CJ Strap because we're talking about lots of ups and downs. This poor CJ Strap, right? He's gonna go high as two, now if he's slipping down draft or blah, blah, blah, blah, talk to, it takes this much to maybe move a guy up or down. Talk to everybody out there and tell them about CJ Strap and what kind of quarterback he'll be in the NFL.  What are you making of these people saying things, these rumors, it's like. It's funny, we laugh at it. Really? Good.  He'll be doing it on the NFL level, we love this. Now here's what I found out. Your brother got called up to the Bigs, right? So give him a shout out. This is Kanan Smith and Jigba, right? Yes, sir. You two are. Yes, sir, I'd rather be called sir than man, trust me. Okay, so talk to me about that. What was it like, because he's playing like today after the show? Yeah, he is. It's been awesome, I mean.  Yeah, no, he actually, he's gonna fly in today. Oh, really? Yeah, he'll be on stage with me, so. After the game, he's gonna fly, where is he? He's. LA maybe? Yeah, no, yeah, I don't know where he's at. He's everywhere. But yeah, just super excited for him, grew up with him, obviously.  And I've seen all the hard work he put in and my whole family. And, you know, for that to carry on for me, and for me to be at the highest level in my sport now, it's just awesome and a dream, you know, between the both of us. You're the little brother. What's something you're better than him at?  What are you better, what can you get him at? I would say I'm the more athletic one. You could say that. You could say I could, I would say that. Listen, we're full of, the NFL's got the Kelsey's, they've got the, you know, the Gronk family. This is like the new thing, the Smith and Jigba boys are taking over this sports world. Taking over, taking over, taking over. One step at a time. We'd love to see it. Okay, I'm trying to think of what else people, anything else you want to talk about? I'm just excited. You just chill it. I'm chilling, I'm excited. How are you still like this, is my question. I just try to stay even cute, I don't like to get up and down. Rich Paul was more nervous than you. You were just like this. Yeah, got to. I'm just, I'm just ready for the night. Even kill. Yeah. Yeah. So that's on potentially joining Chris Olavade in New Orleans or Garrett Wilson in New York? I mean, I'll be great. Garrett Wilson in New York, that'll be pretty cool if they're a new quarterback. Yeah, man. Aaron Rogers, don't slinging it around. Derek Carr too, out in New Orleans. I mean, wherever I go, I'm, you know, I'll be happy with and, you know. Is that true? Is there, I'm not gonna tell, don't tell me, but is there a team that you're like, oh good. Don't take me. Don't tell me what it is. You'd be happy with any of the 32.  What is your superpower on the field? Like, what are you known for? What is the one thing that you want? NFL fans who maybe don't, didn't watch you ball out in college?  CJ knows, you know, I'm working, I'm trying to get open and I'm gonna catch the ball. You know, a chain mover, I would like to say. A chain mover, hopefully on an NFL team near you. Who's with you today? Give a shout out to all your, your whole team. We got my Excel team. Hi guys, I think your Excel team is here. We got Parker, Kelly, and Mike. We got Amazing. Always paying care of me. Amazing, we love it.  What kind of a, are you a crier? Oh, I don't know what's gonna happen. You don't? I don't know what's gonna happen. I wouldn't say I'm a crier though, but I've never been drafted. You've never been drafted. Okay, if there was one person that would get you to be emotional, is it more your brother, mom? Yeah, my brother. Your brother would make you cry? Maybe. Kanan, don't do it, and good luck to him at playing today. In a little bit, we will let you go. You're so excited for you. Do not forget me when you take that trophy from Garrett Wilson as the offensive rookie of the year. I'm expecting good things. Thank you so much. Okay, enjoy every minute. Appreciate it. You'll be back on up in Adams. Devon Witherspoon is joining the show. Rich Paul, Chase Young, Will Leviss, Mayo Coffee, what's happening? We'll be back after this.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com with 2013 Panini Select Football. It's a little mini box break. There's the one right there. Random team break number eight. Now I double check the orders multiple times. I only have six spots left and it says we're giving away seven. So here's what's gonna happen. The seventh spot on the randomizer will get the cost of the break. 80, I'll send you 80 bucks break. I'll give you an extra penny right there. So that's what the seventh spot will get. Top six will still get the spots in that Chronicles break number three. All right, so let's do the break itself first. Big thanks to all of these folks right here. Thank you. There are the teams right there. Let's roll it, let's randomize it. Snake eyes, two times. Thanks, Random Network. One and two. After that, we've got Wes down to Rory and then two times for the teams. Niners down to the bills. All right, there's the first half of the list right there and there's the second half of the list right here. Let's just get to it so we can see who's gonna get the spot and the break credit. That's the Chronicles Collegiate Football case right back there. Well, there's the final list right here. So we're gonna be doing that right after this. Hot Stars, Cam Newton, Matt Elam, Rookie Silver. Gotta sleeve up those silvers. That'll be for the Ravens, Mike G, David Amerson. 170 to 199, Silver. Redskins, that'll be for Rory. Doug Flutie, Silver. Ah, Redemption. Marcus Lattimore for the Saints. This is 2013, so it's certainly expired, but we'll send it on to you because I still think that the, that Panini is probably might hook you up with some points in return for that. All right, so that'll be for Wes. With that one, we'll give you a free top loader too. Look at that. There you go, bam. And there you have it. Let's flip back to this screen. Once again, top six will get Chronicles spots. The seventh will get $80 of break credit. Let's get that right on the record there too. All right, so sorry about that, but let's look at the break credit. Let's look at the value of the spot. All right, so let's grab everybody's names from the team list right here, from Wes all the way down to Rory and everybody in between. New list. Let's roll it, let's randomize it. Five and a four, nine times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and good luck, ninth and final time. After nine times, big thanks everybody right here for getting into the action. There's Mike G. You'll get the $80 of break credit and it's Ben, James, Wes, David, Wes, and Wes. Nice Wes, Thomas. You guys are in the break. Thanks everybody else for giving that a shot. Thank you, thank you, thank you. All right, there you go. Congrats, we'll see you for the break, jaspyscasebreaks.com.


of the big short 2015 movie about the 2007-2008 financial collapse and what led to it. This movie relates Dr. Burry, who was a financial analyst and investor, who saw coming the financial collapse in 2008, maybe a year or two before. What he did is he invested a million dollars. He bet some Wall Street kind of stuff. He bet that this collapse was imminent. And this movie gets into all the different particulars of the different different players that led to that he was dealing with. Christian Bale plays Michael Burry. He realized it was going to be a housing market collapse. And then Stephen Carell, Mark Baum, was the leader of front-point patterns, a small independent trading firm, and Baum was in constant disgust with the American banks, with the games they're playing. Basically, there were so many subprime loans. The banks were lending people to people who were very credit-unworthy or borderline people with very low FICO scores that were... The banks just went crazy with these loans that had balloon payments at the end. And as the housing market started to collapse, it was like a snowball. Everything went south because it just ended up horribly. Ryan Gosling, he played Jared Bennett, salesman from Deutsche Bank, who decides to sell Burry's credit default swaps for his own profit. And then Brad Pitt plays Ben Rickert, a retired former trader who helps these other two guys, Jamie and Charlie, with their trades. And they're also betting that this is going to collapse. And then John Magano as Charlie Geller, one of half of the Brownfield Fund, who discovers Bennett's prospectus and also decide to short the housing market. And then there's all these other players. Now, basically, I don't understand all... I mean, I try to understand all these different Wall Street banks and investment firms to try to understand how this whole thing transpired. But the just of it is that they were, as I said, they were giving loans to people who really shouldn't have gotten it. But it was just, there was a frenzy. And then what happened is that the insuring these loans took on a life of its own. And basically, the insurance companies were also involved with this, right? It was just a frenzy of profits. And just horrible ends. And at the end of this, 8,000, 8 million people lost their homes, 6 million people lost their jobs.  So, you know, my employer was cutting back because of what was happening. So as this transpires, this key star played by Christian Bale, and I didn't recognize many of these stars because they were just depicted differently, you know, maybe special effects or whatever. Christian Bale, not that I knew him, they made him look different, you know. And he's the key player here. And then everything pretty much works around him. And a lot of these other, the people he's investing for, you know, these investors in his firm, they're very angry at him because they don't see what's coming, you know, basically what's, they think that he's going to lose them a lot of money, right? And so they're trying to get him to sell, to sell, to sell, to sell. And he won't do it because he really believes, even though at times he sort of doubts himself, but in the end he feels this is going to happen. And eventually this is, his predictions were right. And, you know, crazy, like, I remember the 2001 tech bust. I had this gut feeling that something was going to, is going to go south. So I sold all Nokia and all my other tech stocks that I had right before the fall. I mean, I must have had six cents, right? And I made my tax person. She told me that I'm the only person that year who made money in the stock market. So, you know, and then in 2007, I, my investment firm did not alert me and I lost a lot of money in this. So this is part of something I experienced when those, when the market went south. So, so getting back to Dr. Burry, played by Christian Bale, he's an eccentric kind of guy, you know, he's not your typical Wall Street kind of guy. He walks around without shoes, not in a suit with a t-shirt and a pair of shorts, you know, but he, he has this board, you know, where he's figuring everything. He's a, he's a math person, right? And he's figuring, he just, at the end, he puts 148% or something like that. And that's basically one of his investors that had put in a million dollars and, and, you know, made 148 million dollars. So, so the machinations of Wall Street, the games that are played, and then the CDOs that was, that was the, you know, based on these bad loans, right? Just recently, they've got a new name for it, right? And they're pulling the same garbage again. So, so it's, it's the whole hungry for profits, hungry to make more money. Everything on Wall Street is based on profit, profit, profit, profit. And as we well know, a lot of the corporations really don't really care about their consumers. They can, they're concerned about the bottom line profit, profit margins. So something gets lost, you know, because of their focus on profit alone, right? And that's what happened here. And they created major, major issues. The movie is based on a 2010 book, basically, that was about the financial collapse, right? And it was published in 2015. The scenes are good. It shows, you know, that a lot of the offices, that's very real, Wall Street offices. And, you know, the setting is good. The acting is very good. All the actors, Brad Pitt plays the role so good that I don't even know it was him. And then Ryan Gosling and Christian Bale, who I've seen in other movies that we've reviewed with Jay, that look, he looks very different here in this movie. He's very cash, as I said, casual, you know, not dressed up at all, sort of an oddball, you know, on Wall Street. And the whole plot about being the collapse, the 2007-2008 collapse of the world financial. And this led also, not only the United States, Europe. It was a worldwide financial collapse because it just snowballed. Once the situation here, Wall Street, you know, stock market financial collapse, it went to Hungary, Europe, Middle East, Asia, everywhere. So this sort of led to, and one of the things that I'll get into the bigger picture, right, as I alluded to a little bit, we need to put more controls on our financial institutions so that they're precluded from doing this kind of stuff that leads to, as I said, millions of people losing their jobs and their and their homes. You've got to be a little more firm with these, because capitalism only works when you have controls. Because if you let it just go wild, as Donald Trump will probably want to do, you know, if he gets back in, then it leads to abuses. And those abuses lead to this similar to what the financial collapse is. And since some of these institutions now, as I said, are already playing these games again, it could lead to another financial collapse. So we need those controls. And our government has to be very astute to reign them in, you know, with laws so that we don't end up doing having this kind of stuff again. So this is the big picture of what this led to. And getting back to what Jay and I have discussed before, this coming election is really, really, really critical. Because if Donald Trump wins again, then he's not your typical Republican, right? He's like a lone wolf. He does his own thing, right? We're going to be in trouble again. I mean, I can see him reducing controls, which could lead to another financial collapse. And if you have a shaky market here, it just goes everywhere over the round the world, right? So I would suggest, I think this movie is very good. I think it's definitely a 10. And I liked it. And it really brought to light the problems that could happen if Wall Street players are not kept in line. So movie 10, good acting by these famous actors and actresses, good scenes, you know, in the offices and whatever. And just definitely a 10, because it brings to light a very, very serious issue that could happen again.


Good day, fellow investors. Should you buy or should you sell your stocks as everybody's saying a crash or recession is coming ahead? I recently made my fifth portfolio transaction for this year, so my portfolio lump sum went from 0% to 50%, so I just have 50% of cash, because I'm seeing value. And I got this very, very interesting comment from a subscriber. So a quick question. If we can all agree that there is a very likely risk that the market will crash at some point in time, let's say the next 12-18 months, wouldn't we be better off by waiting and buying when it crashes, even if it does crash two years from now? The benefit of buying these stocks between now and then will be dividends received only. All value created in the meantime would be depleted during the crash. On the other hand, the benefit of having 100% in cash on hand when the market does crash would be tremendous. I have three points to answer this question. A, nobody knows when a crash will come. Second, the same could have been said about 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 14, 14, 12, 11, and especially 2010 and 2009. So you never know what will happen in the future. You know always the probabilities. And I think you have to compare, okay, what are my probabilities of getting good returns versus losing a lot of money in a crash? And number three, everybody expects the crashes to be like it was the case in 2009 and 2001 when the SAP went down 50%. It doesn't have to be that way. It could be a crash of 20%, 25%. We could have stocks going sideways for the next 10, 15 years. You never know what will happen in the future. And therefore I prefer simply when I find value over my investing career of 17 years, I know that when I find value, if I buy value sooner or later. If there is a recession, it will be later. If there is not, it might be sooner. The value will get recognized or there will be high dividends or high cash flows or something will happen, takeovers. And then I will get rewarded. For example, my largest position in 2018 in January was Navson Resources. I was trading a little bit, but mostly building the position from 2016 to 2018. And it was a terrible time to own copper because everybody was expecting a recession in China, a crisis in the world. Ray Dalio was saying that there is a 70% chance of a US recession in the next two years, 2018, 2019. And nobody liked copper and nobody liked Navson Resources that was investing in a copper project. But why it was my largest position? Because it was simply value. I think the net present value of the project was 1.8 billion, just of the project, Navson had some cash. And the value of the company was what, 400, 500 million. So okay, a recession would have delayed my returns, but they would have arrived. So I would have lost on this, missed out on this opportunity, if I would have tried to time a recession. And now there is a very nice passage somewhere in the margin of safety by Seth Klarman saying how, okay, you never know when a crash will come. But if you find value, if you buy with the margin of safety, with good cash flows, no matter what happens with a recession, or if you really buy value, you know that sometimes even that gives you protection.   A crash, yes, crashes 50% if it comes.  So always think about, don't think about the averages. Think about, okay, what can happen to my individual positions and then in my portfolio? So to conclude, I, if I find value as I'm doing that and I'm very happy with what I found over the last year doing full-time research, I will simply buy more and even go to 100% invested. If there is a crash, it will probably delay my returns. But that's okay. I know that if I buy value, if I look for great businesses, giving me a good return, that will be over the very long term the highest possible investment return I can get for my portfolio. Taking into consideration all the ups and downs because those are impossible to time. If you find value, buy it. That's it.


All right, live on the stream if we did we recorded the whole show Roger Fine someone cut that out and yes Roger what's used it as a ringtone? I want to use it as a Tom Merritt ringtone I'm not being balanced when I'm not being balanced I see cheese hey big Listener Jason Who sent us a free chick-fil-a sandwich card many of them actually I had a free chick-fil-a sandwich yesterday? And it was delicious. Thank you. They also gave me tea for free, which I wasn't sure I was supposed to get But you mean on the coupon or at chick-fil-a tea Tea like it to drink Chick-fil-a has tea. Yes. Yeah. Is it iced tea?  I grant. Okay. Yes. No iced tea What just Like why is iced tea? Oh, I didn't say I made the musician an actor It's right there. Anyway, I've got two reserve one for each of you guys. So I got them Was their honey mustard added like oh, no, well, you know, cuz I I don't know I've never from four different types of sandwich Okay, there's a grilled chicken a spicy chicken a regular chicken or nuggets That's the same chicken Yeah Probably grilled grilled was a fine choice. Did you not being paid to say I know this sounds horribly commercial But he just gave us free gift cards cuz he's a nice guy. So we're just trying to thank him. Thank you We also at competing restaurants like Taco Bell and McDonald's I do Yeah What's the chick-fil-a alternative KFC oh KFC. Yeah That would be the most obvious. Yeah, look at a chicken is the alternative. That's there any others. There's no more national fast-food fried chicken chains besides Loco is good National it's it's rich is that's all pop eyes What else there's good chicken There Hermanos away, that's The chicken brothers that undefinable flavor that they okay. You guys about ready. Yes. Yeah Well, then 40 seconds Bird your Bird your way. I want to say the loins girls gonna say gird your loins. That's weird Guys, let's not let's leave that out of it chicken loins 20 seconds Just mentioned different cuts of meat Hey Scott Johnson, could you rely on three? You know what I'd be not only happy to do it, but more than happy to do it five four three two Thanks to everyone who supports Daily Tech News show directly to find out more head to Daily Tech News show dot com slash support This is the Daily Tech News for Wednesday, Wednesday, September 19th 2018 in Los Angeles on Tom Merritt and from studio feline I'm Sarah Lane from what feels like a local zoo sometimes because we got a snake a cat and two dogs. I'm Scott Johnson Try to steal Sarah and I'm Roger.  Well, you know what does what I have a real zoo I have a snake so there Hey folks, we're gonna talk about a couple of new reports out from strategy analytics and e-marketer Showing the shifting sands between smart speakers and ad sales and Amazon and Google and what that might mean for you But let's start with a few tech things you should know Apple has paid back thirteen point two billion euros and back taxes plus one point two billion euros in interest And the EU will now drop its litigation over Apple's tax relationship with Ireland The amount goes into escrow while Ireland pursues an appeal of the decision that it tax break to Apple was indeed illegal Hmm. Thanks for paying us back and what should be a surprise to nobody gear my Rambo at nine to five Mac notes That's some code in the setup app for the beta of iOS twelve point one Contains the string iPad 2018 fall Most people expect Apple to announce new iPads later this year So this is just more confirmation that that's probably gonna happen at this point anything like that I'm like it was an intentional thing. I might be wrong. It just Just don't even care anymore like y'all It's like let's just put some of the code and then someone will pick it up and it'll be a story Yeah, all right, let's talk a little bit more about nostalgia Scott Well, let's do that if you are fond of your childhood or your young adulthood or whenever this happened You might be excited about Sony's new announcement today that a miniature version of the original PlayStation game console is available for pre-order For one hundred dollars hundred euros or nine thousand nine hundred and eighty yen This launch is December 3rd. It's a worldwide launch comes with preloaded games There are 20 titles in total in total they include Final Fantasy 7 which I think is an odd pick Tekken 3 which is the best Tekken so I get that one recent Ridge Racer type 4 The bundle comes with two classic ps1 controllers and like I said 20 total games a lot of them serve first party a few third party If you're like me and you lived through this era very intently like I did You'll know that the initial 3d area era of the ps1 and n64 Don't hold up that well All these years later. They're okay. You're gonna have some nostalgia in some sectors Some people are gonna be really stoked about this, but I'm not sure this has me as excited as something like the super NES or the NES did I will say that as a fond. I used to actually stoke I had my old ps1 until it died and I remember plugging it into my HDTV and being disappointed at how blurry and jaggy and basically I Bendingly horrible everything looked at a and they're probably they'll probably address that with this unit But the thing that I find interesting is that the last generation of 2d sprite-based gaming with the SNES neo-geo whatever works holds up really well Not so what you were saying with the first gen of 3d gaming because they were just starting on the resolution textures were so low Yeah, they they had a kind of a low-poly thing going on They had like you say that kind of crusty ugliness I don't think that's gonna change here because we're talking about a Purist approach to these sorts of things they wanted to look like the original They may have some video settings for widescreen or filling in some blank areas You would normally have with four by three aspect ratio all of that wouldn't surprise me But they're gonna have a hard time convincing me That what we thought looked really cool in 1995 and 96 is gonna look really cool in 2018 Where as you can do that with pixel-based sprites and stuff Development is ongoing for games like that spend any time on on steam or any other Place where you can get indie games hundreds of them are made in that aesthetic and it holds up and it works Both modern and old. I'm not sure about this stuff. So Whoever's excited. I'm jazzed for you if this thing was 49 bucks I'd probably just do it out of obligation to my love of video games, but at 100. I just don't know if it's worth it Well, what's interesting is that most of those games are already out either in some back catalog You can backward compatible the games on ps3 like you can take an old ps1 game and you stick at ps3 play That there I feel jumping on the whole nintendo is having a lot of success with these issuing of retro consoles whether that's the nes or SNES and they seem to be doing well So why don't we try our hand at it and try to make it? Yeah, what's wrong with that? Nothing, but it's nostalgia stuff. Let's make a nostalgia play of our own people probably like that, too No, I it's you know, it makes sense It'll totally make sense But like nintendo they've been reissuing a lot of these games for They don't people don't play them Because I don't know I think there's two different reasons for playing them One is you just want to play them the other is you want the little thing that looks like the original thing, right? Oh, definitely. Definitely. Yeah, and that's what people are going to line up for again I think it's a little pricey for that But why not like we're going to get this gen there's a genesis one that's planned It's a little late right now got announced today. It was being delayed Like there's other stuff on the way Your nostalgia for video games will be well served in 2018 2019. I can promise you that Google is launching emergency location service also known as el s on android and the us virgin islands and t mobile on the mainland with other carriers to follow el s uses gps Wi-Fi mobile towers and sensors to provide a more accurate location to emergency dispatchers works on all versions of android 4.0 or newer And also doesn't require a soft software update by the user. So that's important Especially into if it's an emergency el s is already available on android in 14 other countries Yeah, so it just is able to collect the sensor Data from the phone It does not pass through google servers. That's an important note as well It is only sent if you activate an emergency call 911 here in the us And it has where it has been used in other countries It has proved to be a lifesaver in situations. There's one austrian Hiker I think uh who broke his leg and under the old system. They would have had a 900 square meter Area to look at instead. They had a 32 square meter area and they found him and he's fine now Whereas they might not have found him otherwise. So this is this is a big deal Yeah, I like it. Uh, it seems like everybody, uh, we're we're starting to see incremental services being added To our phones and our devices and our wearables that are a lot more granular now about specific needs Like it's great that we have phones and they're cool that we have a little screen in our pocket And we're basically living in the future But how about we really get in here and make them more smart about your health? They're more smart about emergency services or whatever it may be and this this is a great step toward that I like that a lot Last week the california farm bureau and the far west equipment dealers which represent john deere among others Signed an agreement regarding repairing farm equipment. This was uh commented on by wired today Motherboard or vice particular or yeah, motherboard is vice motherboard had it last week by 2021 according to this agreement Farmers will get access to service manuals product guides onboard diagnostics and some other info these are all things Mostly that the equipment dealers association voluntarily agreed to early this year So they didn't give up anything it's stuff. They'd already said they were going to do In exchange farmers the equipment's owners Agree not to reset immobilizer system and security modules. Those are the copyright protection settings They agree not to reprogram control units or engine control modules Often the thing you need to do to fix something They agree not to change settings that might negatively affect emissions or safety They agree not to download or access source code for proprietary embedded software, which is sometimes Necessary in order to modify your tractor to do something that you want it to Meanwhile, the american farm bureau federation the national corn growers association and the national farmers union are all trying to work with the EFF to petition the u.s copyright office to give farm equipment an exemption from the digital millennium copyright act But taking california, which is by some estimates the largest Uh producer of farmed goods certainly for for nuts and fruits Out of the equation you take a big Influencer out of this and it's going to be much harder for them to prevail Meaning it's going to be harder to repair your tractor in certain instances if you're making you're like a you have a lemon grove in arizona And I think that's a bad example, but but something that's And not having california there for your To negotiate with you or to be a part of your overall pressure. That's a huge ding it's a little It'd be like losing the entire the entirety of california as a population when it comes to other populace issues It seems bad Yeah, it's a very influential voice at the table that will no longer be at the table because it's signed this agreement Which didn't get anything new? Yeah Now, you know The the the equipment dealers that have been trying to combat propaganda about this and saying look You know, this is this is going to let you still work on your equipment It's going to help you do all kinds of things and and those concessions that they I'd already agreed to earlier this year Were steps in the right direction? But having having such a large farm bureau Sort of stop the negotiations mean progress gets stopped and it means that the companies Now have tighter control over farm equipment Then in some cases music the music industry has over the equipment you use to play back music That's true. Well, you know what the future is California is its own country I'm calling her right now and everyone rumbles about it and rumors about it But here's your chance. You got all the farmer influence.  They want to make it clear No one in california believes the california is going to split off a bit.  Oh, yes, please keep your emails to yourself I was absolutely kidding Amazon launched the alexis Excuse me. I don't want to say this wrong the a word gadgets toolkit. You know what a word I'm talking about folks To help device makers connect with amazon echo through bluetooth the kit lets devices react to the wake word You know that word sink movements to the echo speech and respond when a timer has expired Or an alarm alarm has been triggered amazon has partnered with toy maker hasbro And bigmouth billy bass maker. Wow. We they make a lot of other stuff But imagine like sinking up the movements of speech from the echo with I mean bigmouth billy bass Is the is the case study for this and it's probably going to be novelty items and toys at least to begin with Did anyone else Think that the billy bass thing was no longer a thing you could even get I was I was a little surprised you can still buy those I never understood why they were funny in the first place Because it's a big fish that sings to you sarah. What is not to love about that? I don't I'm sorry He was slightly lost on me, but that is me. They're here nor there. Uh, it's it's nice to know that hasbro Has some options going forward. Well, I remember the the little lights Uh that amazon made that sync up to video game playing it was a little It was it was a video game It was a game that you could play like a trivia game Basically amazon's opening it up for third parties to make stuff like that So if you're having a hard time imagining what this will be bigmouth billy bass is just one way to imagine how it would work It's a fish that can move its mouth as if it's talking like the echo is Uh, but but there could be some other cool games and and and implementations of this but mostly toys Yeah, well the tron the big central computer and tron. What was the name of that thing? Is it just called the master control unit master? Yeah, was that it?  Right. There's not Presidging the marvel cinematic No, but the idea of being able to do some creative stuff and have some More creative people than me come up with some great great ways to do this could Help amazon continue to be strong in that market because later in the show we're going to talk more about how maybe that's not so true anymore, but Uh, yeah, I I love this idea more more user customization, please Scott and roger. I'm not totally positive. You don't have echo shows, but I know tom does Yeah, think about this on some level if you were asking the echo show which had a video display Something that didn't require video to answer the question What would be the face that you want talking back at you? Leonard Nimoy Oh, wow. All right, but you'd have to synthesize his voice or sample it from old work, right? That's how you didn't get it. Well, and do that you could already do that with the echo show This new skills kit would let you have a 3d mask of Leonard Nimoy on the wall Those lips would move and talk to you. Yeah, that's not creepy at all Very hard to compete with. I'll also vote for Leonard Nimoy. I say batman Which one any of them? I would probably take the I would probably take the uh, is it rock star games that created arkham asylum Is it Rocks, uh, I forgot, but let's say it is batman. Okay. All right. Just be an Computer. Yeah, jen computer generated batman with Kevin The voice of batman i'm all in roger now has my vote. Sorry tom. I've already left to your platform Well, if you want to be further impressed have I got the story for you David anderson of ride berg technology as a co-author of a paper posted to ar xiv Describing an alternative to conventional antenna. Okay, it uses vapor cells filled with a gas of cesium atoms That are excited above their ground state Which makes them sensitive to radio waves and then as a user you can zap them with a laser light and saturate them In a way that makes other laser beams pass through radio waves affect the process and cause the second laser beam To flicker then measuring the flickers receives the signal and since it's all optical It won't get fried by solar flares or other electromagnetic interference Yeah, so the upshot of this right is that you have an antenna that is more resistant to interference Uh, potentially could be smaller although right now the equipment you need to do to have to to operate backup systems Makes it really really bulky So eventually this thing is going to end up in ships and cars before it ends up in your phone But maybe someday I mean atomic clocks in the fifties were super big and now we can have them in our bedside table clocks So this could be this could improve reception quite a bit Which we haven't made a lot of progress with in the last several decades Big big stuff. Thank you. David Anderson. Hey folks if you want to get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes Be sure to subscribe to daily tech headlines.com Okay, we got two studies to talk about today strategy analytics Estimates google's home mini is now topping the charts shipping 2.3 million units in q2 worldwide Making it the most popular smart speaker model number Amazon's echo dot is number two just behind with 2.2 million and 18 percent of the market That's followed by the amazon echo itself Ali Baba's team all genie is in number four and google home. The full google home is number five Also an e-marketer study projects that amazon's ad business is on the rise It's one of the fastest growing ad businesses out there 4.6 billion dollars making it If this estimate is correct the third biggest digital ad platform in the u.s amazon would still only take 4.15 of the market that nudges it in front of microsoft's 4.05 percent Well behind facebook's 20.5 percent or google's 37.14 percent and just to round out the five oath Good ol oath horizons oath yahoo and aol back there in fifth 3.32 percent, which is probably Uh why not far behind microsoft really but yes a small fraction of the market so amazon's on the rise uh Shooting into google's space with ads google on the rise shooting into one of amazon's spaces in smart speakers granted The ad business way more lucrative at this point than the smart speaker business, but i found the parallel interesting here Yeah, uh What's it? Yeah, what's interesting is it was i was saying this pre-show or earlier when we were prepping the show it's just fun to see this juxtaposition of Uh one company who is known for ads as their primary method of revenue to start to make such big inroads in the in the uh this home market of Speakers smart speakers and that sort of thing in a relatively short amount of time I mean it is google it's a big name they expected to do well, but I'm a little surprised by it I kind of thought amazon had that locked down and so to see them swoop in and and take a bunch of market shares Interesting and then on the other hand seeing a company like amazon inch their way above Behemoths like microsoft in the ad race is super interesting The one big difference here is this puts them nowhere near google in terms of ad revenue But it's no small feat for a store that you know used to sell books and that was it Yeah, don't forget when we're talking about amazon ad sales. Yeah, we're talking about twitch Or you know, we're talking about uh platform ads And and and things like that there are there are some of those that that show up on on actual amazon.com for certain But whenever you're out and about and you see that ad space That has your amazon purchases in it. That's part of this too. So It's not it's it's the businesses. They own Comicsology good reads audible etc in addition to good old-fashioned amazon the store Yeah, yeah before the show I I made a comment, you know, you guys sort of set us there I you don't know what you're talking about But yeah, I was saying when we talk about smart speakers and at ces almost a year ago now it was all about google home Assistance being built into a variety of Of speakers and products and that was a huge push. So it's not surprising that there Is is is is more of that but google home many actually being The the highest shipper of just smart speaker worldwide Units tells me okay. Well, you know people really want these and they want the cheapest one Yeah, I well what you had said is you only ever hear people talking about amazon and and and I was that your Now I hear plenty of people talking about google, but I I still I still do feel that way And I think it's a half of it is because of yes the a that shall not be named It's it's become sort of ubiquitous.  Yeah, but but but in reality It's actually it's actually google and certainly other companies who are making inroads amazon is not is is is going to Their their market share will continue to erode as long as there are other smart speakers that do things and the google voice assistant certainly at least on chrome is is Better than anything that Yeah The a name has given me or siri either the interesting thing for me as a user of these kinds of devices and I do like them Um, but I found that I don't use them for the things. I think amazon and even google thought I might use them for more I use them mostly for music And quick questions about simple stuff Like a couple of podcasts like it's really it's mostly an audio kind of experience that I have with these devices And so sound matters to me the idea of only having a mini google home mini or a Dot from amazon and that's all you've got seems crazy to me, but the numbers bear that out like what people are clearly using these for are Only are or is accomplished with the smaller devices Well the google home mini sounds Way better than the echo dot I mean the dot is really meant to be plugged into another speaker the mini speaker is not bad I mean, it's not audio file quality, but it's it's pretty good Yeah, if it's pretty good, then that may be the next way I go like I am starting to feel that feeling of This is irrational But I have this feeling of like well, what are these what are these google home people know that I don't know How come that's picked up? I just set one up uh this weekend at the new place and it was super easy to set up And boy as a google play music subscriber. Was it nice to be like oh my playlists are there They're not there on the echo That's nice, although it's because one walled garden versus another right that I happen to be in My google photos are really hard to get over into the amazon and the amazon photos will be hard to get over in the google etc So none of this is helping that but yeah, it's it's interesting to see I think there's a couple of things to keep in mind here One is when you're the market leader like amazon you're bound to lose market share because they were so far ahead of the market The echo has been out for years now. The other thing is google gave away A lot of homes. I don't know how much of a difference that makes here But because the dot and the mini are so close. I have to believe that is the reason it's in front Not that people have picked it yet. I'm not saying they won't but they there were there were a lot of giveaways A lot of if you buy the smartphone you get a free home mini There were a lot of pop-ups where they were just giving away home minis So that makes up a significant enough amount given the fact that these are only 0.1 billion away from each other 0.1 million away from each other and And you know if if google continues to to to gain market share then that's really smart on their part Yeah, these are shipping numbers. It's not necessarily someone who was like I want the mini that's what I've done I've done all my research and that's the one that I want get it for free get used to the ecosystem Then you're more inclined to buy a sound bar, you know that works with it later on And then it doesn't matter so much that it might not be the best audio quality before we move on I want to throw this out and and this is as much to the audience to write in with their opinions as to hear you guys It is interesting that we see google Competing directly with amazon in a market that doesn't include apple or microsoft, right? That we see amazon moving up towards a market. I know their numbers low now But they're they're rising very fast into a market that was been dominated by facebook and google for for several years now We all talk about how there's too many silos, right? There's too many monopolies But these companies are competing with each other It's not that amazon has the retail market and nobody else stays in it And it's not that google has the ad market and nobody else gets in it We're seeing a form of competition. How how important do you think that is? Does it does it make a difference in when we're talking about sort of the antitrust? Yeah, or even just on a personal level that these companies are too big aspect of stuff Well, it does. I mean it makes a huge difference to me like i'm i'm thrilled every time google It's usually google it feels like but i'm always thrilled every time google swoops in and goes Ah a new market that we didn't exactly innovate in but we're now going to Or we didn't invent but now we're going to innovate within it and i get excited because what it means is apple as an example Had to work harder to keep people faithful to their platform the same goes for This like i would i would really like to see amazon respond to these kind of numbers in some really meaningful cool way and I don't think there's ever a problem with that the only time it comes kind of a problem Is when somebody comes in like google and they just soak it all up to the point that they are now Untouchable and you're not really competing with them at all and you might say that's true in the ad space Although i don't know facebook may have something to say about that But yeah competition's good man always Makes people innovate Sarah do you have any thoughts on that? Sorry guys you cut out uh very briefly. Oh, sorry. Okay. No worries. I didn't mean to put you on the spot Didn't realize you were having a little tech issue there Um, but we can go ahead and move on for that. But let us know what you guys think Is it like doesn't matter? They're still too big or like scott like hey, that's real competition and we like it Feedback at dailytechnewshow.com Well, thanks everybody who participates in our sub reddits We can always hear you submit stories and put on them at dailytechnewshow.reddit.com and facebook.com slash groups Slash daily tech news show. Well the mail bag keeps on coming in. What's in it today? Oh, well, you know, we got a lot of uh feedback on our discussion yesterday, which Almost seemed a little silly at the time, but it's smart microwaves and the idea of what you could do with with home appliances Now that we're getting used to the idea of talking to them as we we a lot more than we were a couple of years ago Even breggle had a great microwave. It's more assistant potential use case from that discussion yesterday says Some frozen meals have instructions like defrost at 30 power and then stir then cook on high for one minute What if a company like amazon via whole foods, which of course amazon owns now sold a frozen meal Where you just say Cook that turkey dinner and then it knows all those steps to take and prompts you by voice to maybe stir or flip over Or whatever else is needed. You wouldn't have to read the directions Yeah, I hadn't thought about that part of it like the things where you have to stop halfway and stir The echo could tell you hey, uh, time time to stir. I've you know, stop the microwave and go go over and do that So yeah, that's kind of cool. I would I'm I'm not afraid of Not even complicated recipes but a recipe that has multiple steps But it does require a fair amount of okay, if I haven't done it before now Now what do I do to have somebody who's basically my My my cooking teacher be like and now you do this. Okay. Got it. Right. Yes. I've got that prepared I knew I was going to have to do that ahead of time But the timing of it is actually um, not just for microwaves, but cooking in general love that idea I like that a lot. My wife got we got our sous vide for our anniversary and uh She loves the wireless aspect part of it So we could go to a movie or something something's cooked for an hour and a half And she wants it to end at an hour 45 and she can remotely do that with her phone Like she's super into that kind of stuff That's different than having your voice assistant talk you through something But I think more and more this stuff's going to come together in that way and She is she for one would love that sort of integration So 100 behind them Yeah, more of these use cases that we hear about the more.  Oh, yeah sous vide juices if you will thanks to scott johnson for being with us Uh, helping us get through this Wonderful show on this wonderful wednesday scott. What's been going on? 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It's a green screen for years There it is Now it's all it's all out in the open And behind it is the thing that I put on the green screen the book show Do you see The wool the wool pulled over the eyes Wool pulled over the eyes pulled the wool and that was something I I was I thought of after the Our po show yesterday Why is that a thing? Is it just because if you put wool over your eyes, you can't see through the wool Yeah, but wouldn't you notice that right away and not be fooled? Like because the the phrase means he pulled the wool over your eyes meaning he fooled you, right? But but but like but why is it wool rather than over my eyes? I'd be like, hey Out of my eyes, you're not fooling anybody You you could pull some silk over my eyes and I still wouldn't see it Yeah, I just I just don't know where that term comes from originally Well, suppose I'm just reading I'm I'm going The phrase itself is of 19th century american origin the earliest example of it in print that this person found Is it gettysburg newspaper at the people's press november 1935 quote? We are glad that to find among them leading vanites At least one man whose conscious will not print meant him to quote go the whole hog. Unquote. What? This isn't making any sense to me So that's I found it Someone from the woolen wigs formally won judges specifically, right?  That sounds like a very hot wig Oh, it was a very hot. It was a very chilly period in american colonial history All right, that's probably why they need all the powder and I get in All that leaded power made everyone smart Will it make me sweat did it? Smart and sweaty Can't can't win them all that mercury, you know, what would make your thoughts fast like mercury? Um, uh, what are we gonna call this episode? Let's see. There is a o deer o h space d e e r e clever There's also a harvest from a walled field Uh deer right to repair Uh, apple makes Ireland a bit greener even though I don't think they're not yeah No, they didn't pay the money to Ireland. So that one doesn't work, so um, where's there was a food one. I just saw There's green shelf life three days. No, there was another one It was just here. Let's do someone delete it. Does that happen? Yeah, I Suppose you could delete it if you were the one that um So, yeah, Leonard or Leonard Nimoy or batman for your face assistant face It'd be kind of cool Get on it. I kind of like that gravelly voice gotta be it has to be kevin conroy batman though That's my only caveat. Nobody else. Uh, no, no, uh, christian bale Oh, none of the action none of the live guys. It's gotta be the cartoon guy. He has to take a shower now Is that your christian bale? That's awesome. That's that's how he does batman. He talks like Like he has like a terrible sore throat I need a lozenge He's This is Chloro septic So, yeah, uh, I like, um Oh dear or dear right to repair Oh dear. Oh dear. That's my with an exclamation point. All right. Oh dear Oh dear Hold the dear Well, I hope you enjoyed my visual gag And those of you listening to audio, I hope you understand Well, I visualize it. No, it's a it's a real incentive To uh, to We don't get anything out of it if you do watch the video I guess on on youtube we do the video is just free Hmm free vid well, you know, we uh Heather frank and I who is my co-host on have such a good day. We We originally uh had video is like, okay. Well, it's Not going to be anything super special, but we'll make it a patreon perk And over time we realized No, it's just not really the way to go the way to go is to to make everything free and you know add extras as perks and For you know by us basically putting video behind a paywall Even though we thought it was An easy paywall, um for somebody to to get on board with It it's not really the way things work these days and it just hindered us from being able to share it with the work Yeah, you know, it's funny too. Um Good day internet is behind the paywall, right? Uh, it's it's bonus material, but it's not d r m'd so A lot of times people complain like well, I don't like that. It's behind a paywall. It's like you're paying to get access to it but honestly It's not Paywalled in the sense of the new york times where you just can't read the article unless you're allowed behind the paywall You know what I mean? Yeah For a wall street journal or something like that. So there there should be like it should be like it's a it's a very loose pay fence I know somebody inside that could slip one out. No problem. It's the it's on the it's uh, it's the honor system But tom saying is basically everybody rm. Yeah pirate daily pirate a good day internet. That's what he's saying Yeah, thank you scott. That's exactly what I the message I wanted people to to take You guys pirates can be pretty cool.  That's pretty cool Pirates can be bullies I think I agree. That's yeah, that's that sort of swashbuckling. You know hardy-hard Isn't this cute thing is yeah, it's hard hard to understand how that happened In the future, do people romanticize carjackers? Oh carjacking such a well that is that that is it that is being a pirate It's not on the sea But you could Those nostalgic days when people used to carjack carjacking yeah I love those I love those old movies that tell tales of the high roads Scott you could it could be a new comic the lovable carjackers Yeah, that would go well with anyone who's been carjacked. I think right. Yeah Because you always laugh at it afterwards, right? Honestly, uh people in In that if there was anyone alive that was a victim of like old-fashioned pirates in the caribbean They wouldn't think those movies are very funny there, would they? And victims of you know pirates there's actual pirates going on and off the coast of africa as well Like do you think you could even be around this is just a small example And I'm not getting in any detail here, but if you were at a party And monica lawinsky's in there and you said, oh, I love your blue dress to somebody else totally random She can't that's not that is a it's a trigger word for her no matter what you do, right You can't say blue dress in her presence without her going. Oh But what if you really liked the other person's blue dress? But that's my whole point.   It won't bother me at all. Or yeah, you know, I know it seems weird, but could we not?  It's like no just But if somebody's mother passed away six months ago, that's not a joke It's not that that the joke itself is off limits It's that hey, this joke can be funny or it can be hurtful find out what situation you're in first Yeah, and yeah, and if you know if you don't know, she's pregnant. Don't ask Exactly. Thank you. I mean it really is all about context Right and that's the thing is it's not about Use that the problem isn't you specifically is like you need to understand the context and that Contacts will constantly change depending on depending on the setting that you're in Right You don't say that a synonym is wrong because one version of the word means something and one doesn't you just You know, yeah, and you know worrying about someone's, you know, emotional health is is Generally considered a positive thing. It's not like Part of it. I think part of what bugs me about a lot of these debates is it's it's very kind of Conceited because you know, the argument isn't necessarily about you. It's just being sensitive to someone's You know needs and it's just it gets turned in this weird Me versus you argument that doesn't need to exist right it even something as simple as Okay, you know Roger just named His new daughter, right?  I don't like this name The name of your daughter. Yeah, you got 10 people in a room and it's like Well, no, of course, you don't know who that might offend maybe zero people But maybe one or two so just Really think about just be aware just yeah, and and pirates fall under that as well. Yes.  Yeah You know, you might know a lot of nice pirates, but We don't all they're not all jacks parents.  I hope it's no hook hand is No hand at all. Yeah, that's not a thing with that. That's just a dangerous poking device now now There are people who actually wedge for hands See tom's right See Can't say anything these days. Can you think that's part of the problem is Our advice like read the room is much more difficult on the internet Where it's like, oh, it's not just the four of us talking It's 50 000 other people that might be out there and that becomes much more difficult And and it's our job to think of that as broadcasters in this little podcast arena But it's also the job of every person on twitter And a lot of people like but I don't want a job on twitter. I just want to say what I think Yeah, okay That's that makes sense. It makes sense to me Right. Yeah I still like a good pirate But but but but when I think of pirates, I think of like cool outfits.  You know, you know, tom, that's what mincemeat pie is rat pie No, no, it's not it's not true It might be somewhere Oh, he says I don't even think I would eat that I'll never eat mincemeat pie again I probably will I probably Of course you will it happens. We all know it'll be it'll be at a nertacular event And they'll bring up rat mincemeat pie and I'll be like sure give me a slice. Yeah It's fine Love a good rat. Hmm. What's it misseasoned with? I literally have to go feed a snake with a rat today. Oh, see, okay, see that's I know But it's the frozen rat Rubbing it in Oh Okay, so that you're not what yeah, okay. I don't have to put a live rat and watch him die. No, I don't You know, we never did that plus that's dangerous over rat tarino There was there was a science class. I this was like a long time ago elementary school where and it was You know, there was a snake I don't know what a constrictor or some big snake where it was like python Some maybe it was a python. I don't know it was teacher's snake that lived there in the classroom with us And you know, we you know, we yeah, there were there were mice and rats that It was sort of part of our curriculum to Watch watch it and then sort of talk about our feelings And I think that there's actually a lot of value to that But it was really traumatic and you could like opt out if you know, you got your parents to be like Sarah will not be participating and then you like go stand on the basketball court for 10 minutes And then it'd be like, okay, it's over come on back in You know, same thing with dissecting frogs and all sorts of stuff.  We promise we wouldn't abandon you Audio folks stick around. There's more to come


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