All right, we got the Yicotu type deletes installed as you can see mufflers are gone Let's do a Startup stop Mopar fam. I hope everybody's having a blessed day out there today We are working on project Zorro. That is the 2014 Dodge Challenger RT plus that I just bought a couple weeks ago We don't even have a tag on the car yet hacking stuff off the car What we have here is Some brand new Yicotu Muffler delete pipes these are going to delete the factory mufflers that is on Zorro. This is a awesome delete kit You get two pipes And the pipes are honestly these are very good quality pipes. They are nice and clean they are Very thick. I mean, it's not chintzy pipe. It's it's as good or better than the factory piping You get four clamps and you also get some instructions Pretty cool, and they are very very specific Pretty detailed So it tells you pretty much where you need to mark what you need to cut To get this done very simple not much to it Um, and the best part about this is At the very end step number 12 remove from jackstand start car And do freaking burnouts So we're definitely going to do that and we are doing this on the ground old school on some car ramps That's it.   That's the yikotu muffler delete kit For the challengers now they have other stuff on there as well But that is the best bang for the buck for a delete kit.  So I hope you guys enjoyed the video Stay tuned for more stuff coming on Zorro and as always stay safe out there. We'll see you guys on the next one


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Hi, I'm Ron Wartell. I'm a senior editor here with Investor Intel, and I'm talking with Dan from NanoOne Materials. Dan is working in the lithium battery space. Their company has new technology, new ideas on improving the manufacturer and the reliability of batteries. Can you talk more to that? Yeah, great. I certainly appreciate being here and being able to describe it. So we work on the process for making the cathode materials. That's one of the electrode materials that goes into the battery. It's comprised of lithium and nickel and manganese or lithium iron and phosphorus and then a whole bunch of additives and coatings. It's a very complex, composite material. So we have ways of improving the process for assembling all of those atoms into the right structures. And then we have developed intellectual property and patents for the resulting materials that come out to improve the performance and durability and safety of the materials. Can you say just basically how your process is different than what the rest of us are doing? Yeah, so in the industry right now I'll give you a couple of different examples. But we use different raw material supplies coming in that helps us drive down the cost. We take the coating and the precursor steps and the lithiating steps and we put them all into one reactor. So we have one pot that all goes into one and that cuts the number of steps and reduces the cost down. But it also allows us to form the right crystal structures very early and spend less time in the furnace. The result is a pure crystalline material that performs better. So you're saying you're going to make a premium cathode material and hopefully that will be wanted in the market? Yes. I've heard that Tesla is looking at the million mile battery. Can you say how your process fits into that? Yeah, so Tesla researcher Jeff Dawn at Dalhousie University did this fantastic paper showing that you can actually push batteries out to kind of million miles for a car. Most of their research is based on the electrolyte. That's the liquid that goes in the battery that connects the two electrodes. But at the same time that they used a cathode material that was supplied from a Chinese manufacturer. That is what we call a single crystal technology. Very large particles that take forever to grow in a furnace. They're very expensive and they're actually not commercially viable. But they use that in combination with Jeff Dawn's novel electrolytes to prove out this kind of million mile battery theory. So happens we have intellectual property and patents that have a much smaller crystalline nano-crystalline coated material that's very much akin to what they were using. Except ours is commercially viable. We use a process that is environmentally friendly. We have no waste stream. We combine all of the coating and the crystallization and all of the preparation of the nickel, manganese and cobalt all into one step. So there's fewer steps. There's less energy. There's less waste. And of course it results in a longer lasting material that could lead to a more durable battery. A more durable battery means that you can charge it faster. You can be more aggressive on the charging and you can be more aggressive on the range on a day by day basis. That's really incredible. What is the next step for the company? Where are you? So we've got really three different streams of technology working on. The one I just described is kind of single crystal NMC stuff. We also do single crystal technology in lithium iron phosphate which would be used in electric buses or grid storage or entry level vehicle type of applications. And interestingly enough another sort of Tesla link there. Tesla a week and a half ago announced a deal with CATL. Or at least there's a alleged deal with CATL in China to put lithium iron phosphate in their Model 3s. And that actually speaks right into our book because we've been saying that LFP is going to still play a very fundamental role in electric batteries. And Tesla is basically saying yeah, we can put this in entry level vehicles as well. We're working on the single crystal materials with Volkswagen and a bunch of their peers in the space. Although undisclosed right now we can't really talk about them. And then we're also working on a no cobalt version of the material which we've spoken about extensively on investor intel in the past. And that's primarily aimed towards next generation solid state batteries where this material is very highly suited. It's very high voltage. It can only be used in those kinds of batteries and ultimately it's got no cobalt and it's very fast charging. So we see that kind of in the five to ten year time frame. So those are really the three areas we're working on and we're very excited about what the technology is going. That's very good. That's great innovation. Thanks for telling us that today. Okay, great. Thank you. Appreciate being on here.


Welcome to Las Vegas. It's theCUBE live at AWS re-invent 22. Lisa Martin here with Dave Ballanty. Dave, it is not only great to be back, but this re-invent seems to be bigger than last year for sure. Oh, definitely. I'd say it's double last year. I'd say it's comparable to 2019, maybe even a little bigger. I've heard it's the largest re-invent ever. And we're going to talk data, one of our favorite topics. We're going to talk data, data products. We have some great guests. One of them is an alumni who's back with us. Justin Morgan, the CEO of Starburst. And Ashwin Patel also joins us, Principal AI and Data Engineering at Deloitte. Guys, welcome to the program. Thank you. Thank you. Justin, define data products. Give us the scoop what's going on with Starburst. But define data products and the value in it for organizations, a productizing data. So data products are curated data sets that are able to span across multiple data sets. And I think that's what makes it particularly unique is you can span across multiple data sources to create federated data products that allow you to really bring together the business value that you're seeking. And I think ultimately what's driving the interest in data products is a desire to ultimately facilitate self-service consumption within the enterprise. I think that's the holy grail that we've all been building towards. And data products represents a framework for sort of how you would do that. So monetization is not necessarily a criterion. Not necessarily, but it could be. It could be. Can it be internal data products or external data products? And in either case, it's really intended to facilitate easier discovery and consumption of data. Ashwin, bringing you into the conversation, talk about some of the revenue drivers that data products can help organizations to unlock. Sure. Like Justin said, there are internal and external revenue drivers. So internally, a lot of clients are focused around, hey, how do I make the most out of my modernization platform? So a lot of them are thinking about what AI, what analytics, what can they run to drive consumption? And when you think about consumption, consumption typically requires data from across the enterprise, right? And data from the enterprise is sometimes fragmented in pieces and places. So we've gone from being data in too many places to now data products helping bring all of that together and really aid drive business decisions faster with more data and more accuracy, right? Externally, a lot of that has got to do with how the ecosystems are evolving for data products that use not only company data, but also the ecosystem data that includes customers, that includes suppliers and vendors. I mean, conceptually, data products, you could say have been around for a long time when I think of financial services. I think that's always been a data product in a sense. But suddenly, there's a lot more conversation about it. There's data mesh, there's data fabric. We could talk about that too, but why do you think now it's coming to the fore again? Yeah, I mean, I think it's because historically, there's always been this disconnect between the people that understand data infrastructure and the people who know the right questions to ask of the data. Generally, these have been two very distinct groups. And so the interest in data mesh, as you mentioned, and data products as a foundational element of it is really centered around, how do we bring these groups together? How do we get the people who know the data the best to participate in the process of creating data to be consumed? Ultimately, again, trying to facilitate greater self-service consumption. And I think that's the real beauty behind it. And I think increasingly today in today's world, people are realizing that data will always be decentralized to some degree. That notion of bringing everything together into one single database has never really been successfully achieved and is probably even further from the truth at this point in time, given you've got data on-prem in multiple clouds and multiple different systems. And so data products and data mesh represents, again, a framework for you to sort of think about data that lives everywhere. We did a session this summer with Justin and I and some others on the data lies. And that was one of the good of lies, right? Is that there's a single source of truth. Right. And you know, the old adage, we've probably never been further from the single source of truth, but actually you're suggesting that there's maybe multiple truths that the same data can support. Is that the right way to think about it? Yeah, exactly. And I think ultimately you want a single point of access that gives you, at your fingertips, everything that your organization knows about its business today. And that's really what data products aims to do is sort of curate that for you and provide high quality data sets that you can trust, that you can now self-service to answer your business questions.  No, I was just going to say, I mean, if you pivot it from the way the usage of data has changed, right? Traditionally, IT has been in the business of providing data to the business users. Today, with more self-service being driven, we want business users to be the drivers of consumption, right? So if you take that backwards one step, it's basically saying what data do I need to support my business needs, such that IT doesn't always have to get involved in providing that data or providing the reports on top of that data. So the data products concept, I think supports that thinking of business led technology enabled or IT enabled really well. Business led. One of the things that Adam Salipski talked with John Furrier about just a week or so ago in their pre-reinvent interview was talking about the role of the data analysts going away that everybody in an organization, regardless of function, will be able to eventually be a data analyst and need to evaluate and analyze data for their roles. Talk about data products as a facilitator of that democratization. Yeah, we are seeing more and more the concept of citizen data scientists. We are seeing more and more citizens AI. What we are seeing is a general trend as we move towards self-service. There's going to be a need for business users to be able to access data when they want, how they want and merge data across the enterprise in ways that they haven't done before. Technology today through products like data products provides you the access to do that. And that's why we're going to see this movement of seeing people become more and more self-service oriented where you're going to democratize the use of AI and analytics into the business users. Do you think, when you talk to a data analyst, by the way, about that, he or she will be like, yeah, maybe, good luck with that. So do you think maybe there's sort of an interim step because we've had these highly, Zhamak lays this out very well, we've had these highly centralized, highly specialized teams, the premise being, oh, that's less expensive. Perhaps data analysts like functions get put into the line of business. Do you see that as a bridge or a stepping stone? Because it feels like it's quite a distance between what a data analyst does today and this nirvana that we talk about. What are your thoughts on that? Yeah, I mean, I think there's possibly a new role around a data product manager. Much the way you have product managers in the products you actually build to sell, you might need data product managers to help facilitate and curate the high quality data products that others can consume. And I think that becomes an interesting and important, you know, a skill set. Much the way that data scientist was created as a occupation, if you will, maybe 10 years ago when previously, you know, those were statisticians or other names. Right. You know, a big risk that many clients are seeing around data products is how do you drive governance? And to the point that Justin's making, we are going to see that role evolve where governance in the world where data products are getting democratized is going to become increasingly important in terms of how are data products being generated? How is the propensity of data products towards a more governed environment being managed? And that's going to continue to play an important role as data products evolve. Okay, so how do you guys fit? Because, you know, you take Jamoc's four principles with domain ownership of data as product and that creates two problems. Governance, right? How do you automate, self-service infrastructure and automated governance. Yep. Tell us what role Starburst plays in solving those, you know, all of those, but the latter two in particular. Yeah, well, we're working on all four of those dimensions to some degree, but I think ultimately where we're focused today is the governance piece, providing fine-grained access controls, which is so important. If you're going to have a single point of access, you better have a way of controlling who has access to what. But secondly, data products allows you to really abstract away or decouple where the data is stored from the business meaning of the data. And I think that's what's so key here is if we're going to ultimately democratize data, as we've talked about, we need to change the conversation from a very storage-centric world, like, oh, that table lives in this system or that system or that system and make it much more about the data and the value that it represents. And I think that's what data products aims to do. What about data fabric? I have to say, I'm confused by data fabric. I read this, I feel like Gartner just threw it in there to muck it up and say, no, no, we get to make up the terms. But I've read data mesh versus data fabric. Is data fabric just more sort of the physical infrastructure and data mesh is more of an organizational construct or how do you see it? Yeah, I'm happy to take that. So, I mean, to me, it's a little bit of potato-potato. I think there are some subtle differences. Data fabric is a little bit more about data movement, whereas I think data mesh is a little bit more about accessing the data where it lies. But they're both trying to solve the similar problem, which is that we have data in a wide variety of different data sets, and for us to actually analyze it, we need to have a single view. Because Gartner hype cycle says, data mesh is DOA, which I think is complete BS. I think it's real. You talk to customers that are doing it, they're doing it on AWS, they're trying to extend it across clouds. I mean, it's a real trend. I mean, anyway, that's why I see it. See, a field of word, data fabric, many a times gets misused, because when you think about the digitization movement that happened, started almost a decade ago, many companies tried to digitize or create digital twins of their systems into the data work. So everything has an underlying data fabric that replicates what's happening transactionally or otherwise in the real world. What data mesh does is create structure that works complementary to the data fabric that then lends itself to data products. So to me, data products becomes a medium which drives the connection between data mesh and data fabric into the real world for usage and consumption. You should write for Gartner. That's the best explanation I've heard. That made sense. That really did. That was excellent. So when we think about any company these days has to be a data company, whether it's your grocery store, a gas station, a car dealer, how, what can companies do to start productizing their data so that they can actually unlock new revenue streams, new routes to market? What are some steps and recommendations that you have? Justin, we'll start with you. Sure, I would say the first thing is find data that is ultimately valuable to the consumers within your business and create a product of it. And the way that you do that at Starburst is allow you to essentially create a view of your data that can span multiple data sources. So again, we're decoupling where the data lives. That might be a table that lives in a traditional data warehouse, a table that lives in an operational system like Mongo, a table that lives in a data lake. And you can actually join those together and represent it as a view and now make it easily consumable. And so the end user doesn't need to know did that live in a data warehouse, an operational database, or a data lake? I'm just accessing that. And I think that's a great easy way to start in your journey. Because I think if you absorb all the elements of data mesh at once it can feel overwhelming. And I think that's a great way to start. Irrespective of physical location. Yes. Right? Precisely. So you can use your hybrid cloud, you name it. See, and then you think about the broader landscape, right? For the traditionally companies that have only looked at internal data as a way of driving business decisions. More and more as things evolve into industry clouds or ecosystem data. And companies start going beyond their four walls in terms of the data that they manage or the data that they use to make decisions. I think data products are going to play more and more an important part in that construct where you don't govern all the data that are entities within that ecosystem will govern parts of their data. But that data lives together in the form of data products that are governed somewhat centrally.  Justin, for our folks here as we kind of wrap this segment here. What's the bumper sticker for Starburst and how you're helping organizations to really be able to build data products that add value to their organization? I would say analytics anywhere. You know, our core ethos is we want to give you the ability to access data wherever it lives and understand your business holistically. And, you know, our query engine allows you to do that from a query perspective and data products allows you to bring that up a level and make it consumable. Make it consumable. Ashwin, last question for you. Here we are day one of re-invent. Loads of people behind us. Tomorrow all the great keynotes kick up. What are you hoping to take away from re-invent 22? Well, I'm hoping to understand how all of these different entities that are represented here connect with each other, right? And to me, Starburst is an important player in terms of how do you drive connectivity? And to me, as we help clients from a Deloitte perspective, drive that business value, connectivity across all of the technology players is an extremely important part. So integration across those technology players is what I'm trying to get from re-invent here. So you guys do your dot connectors, right? Exactly, excellent. Guys, thank you so much for joining David and me on the program tonight. We appreciate your insights, your time, and probably the best explanation of data fabric versus data mesh. And data products that we've maybe ever had on the show. We appreciate your time. Thank you. Thank you guys. All right, for our guests and Dave Vellante, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE, the leader in enterprise and emerging tech coverage.


ay teenagers are shooting each other in this Show Carly was a teenager, right? But I guess she was shooting other teenagers was she was she a teenager? I can't remember. I think she was like 19 I'm pretty sure sam called her a teenager like oh next time you're not gonna have to be dealing with like a teenager or be someone um even more of insane or like more capable Who's he saying that to? Oh, he when he was doing a speech about how they got to do better Well, they already dealt with zemo was the one before her technically.  Yeah, and remember her reasoning was just Violences all that they listen to or whatever. Oh, I understand. Like, you know what? I doubt that's true um But hey, I don't know if it's not true.   You did not need to do this, but you did Just because it's awful. She's a villain.   Well, it's meta lamp shading the fact the writers forgot about it Obviously the writers did they didn't remember Or something that she's like a scroll or whatever I don't it wouldn't matter. She's a scroll. They forgot about it They did that's true. Actually. Yeah Is kum the greatest Retroactive meme watching old e-faps and whenever someone says come I think of jay and metal and then laugh at the brilliance come I mean metal and jay are pretty brilliant. I will say Um, it would be great social commentary if a random black dude showed up and the bartender also assumed that he was smiling tiger And then a third and a fourth.  Yeah Oh wait, did he look I can't like I remember there being something weird about it sort of looked like him I think which is incredibly convenient is You can't win with that right and wise if he looks like him that's retarded in terms of just like luck But then if he doesn't look like him then you shouldn't be able to get away with it. So Why did you have to write to that way?   Was it lawless? It was lawless yet.   There's no laws. That's not a You're not gonna away with that. There's got even if it's more All the laws would have to be the laws would have to be at the very least that there is a recognized state with territory Like how are you lawless but have recognized borders that this is the city of mad report? Yeah, and that's the thing if um, it wouldn't matter if he's doing it there or not They would just be like you're going around hurting people.  They didn't explain to us what rules that bucky was out on And to be fair the person who should even have advocated for all of that would have been camp We just didn't see any of it No, because he's gone. I don't know if that means he's dead or not though. Nobody does not even the right Um, youtube the final frontier these voyages of the podcast efap It's five-year mission to explore strange new rats to seek out new scripts and new themes to boldly go where no massive has gone before Oh people have been to some of the places we're going but No They will find something new I'm stinky We'll probably be going for more than five years. We're up to four soon. I think right? Yes, very nice Few months Well, I looked it up far from home makes even less sense now because the falcon winter soldier takes place months before it Why didn't Talos call up salmon bucky?  And then of course you do have like Maybe I don't know I'd have to check continuity, but presumably they're on missions. I don't know I don't even know who Talos Like what the hierarchy of organizations are in relation to fury and government and you know all that basically Well, uh hard to say right now. Yeah, it's fury beholden to the american government or is he beholden to like cosmos people? I don't know. Um, I have no idea Uh, hey jim. What are the consequences of the flashers time travel? Jim Jim I actually don't know Because that was something that I felt we felt was missing from uh Flash's big moment right the one that everyone loves.  So why not? Mm-hmm Like what does it mean to break a rule if the rule doesn't like what do you lose by breaking it? doesn't think it's it's it's all spectacle because The equivalent if you remove all the spectacle is oh by the way the flash has an auto win button May as well press it. Yeah, it's not even an auto win. It's a retro. You didn't actually lose button It's insane. Yeah, if you're pressing case you lose because then you didn't Um, then of course the comparison to tony and in iron man. He can Sacrifice himself to get rid of that nuke Uh And there's no reason to have thought he was gonna make it back, but he did That's a very different thing and that's the thing if um, that's all they need is a line where it's like If I do it for too long, it'll it'll tear me apart, you know Something and then as he's as he's running you can see him like in pain.  Okay, you know and they can You know they can bait us for a minute as to whether or not he's made it Just that's the most normal way to have done that payoff instead. He's just like I did it We win I step them all And do you remember the reaction to that scene everyone was like we were robbed. This was incredible When like I don't think joss wooden would be able to make that scene The amount of cgi they've gone because the justice league cgi was already garbage But um, the payoff doesn't even match the way that the the reset scenes would have worked I think joss this league was terrible too limited resources. So thanos was right Wouldn't that be funny thanos versus carly? She'd win Hey jim quick thing. What do you think of the consequences of flash's time travel? Who's who's jim? What's happening? Where's jim? I legitimately don't know who jim is And someone else said jimothy. What are the consequences of flash's time travel?  You guys like that? I don't think you've ever had one Maybe six out of ten really does kind of match how I feel about them actually They're okay. Like they're not they're not they're not bad. I think they're more than mid, but not much more Yeah What are your constitutions to sonics flash travel? jim kizama What is happening with the superchats? Uh Does sonic have time travel? Uh probably speedster. I just can't think of any examples of it. Yeah, I don't know any of them Uh Did no be made an unbridled rage on the first Jurassic Park movie to make fun of you Um And your terrible criticisms on fallen kingdom Dude, I've had people many people over the years. Tell me that I'm completely wrong on fallen kingdom That's totally fine. The fallen kingdom is one of the worst movies.   I imagine when dominion hoops out. Yeah Oh, yeah Oh boy Uh, yeah, I don't know like a lot of people like fallen kingdom apparently which is nice Hey dinosaurs are in it Oh, yeah, that's true Should have should have considered that in my assessment Well, did you know But it makes sense to use dinosaurs in combat because rats were used in world war two Oh No, those make sense.  It's like no You know what tanks jets pretty good and they're you know, they're flown by people who are like rational and you can talk to and communicate Compared to a t-rex don't take many resources to maintain No, they know you just give them a normal amount of food You put some petrol in in there and you do your maintenance on your vehicle is there expensive as an investment? Oh, that's another thing. Yeah, the human dinosaur the human that comes with the jet can repair They'll they'll likely know how to do that in that crazy I can do things other than just fight.  He just gets like tore apart by the velociraptor. They're great The movies always feel the need to be like, yeah This is like, I don't know man He's getting eaten to death, you know, it's a little bit uh, oh boy um What are the gyms of flashes consequences? Yeah, something to do with gym. This is a meme that I have simply forgotten Hey, jimmy christmas. What are the consequences to flash doing the thing where he travels through time?  Sorry Uh I'm guessing that's a different instance of time traveling when he goes and warns bruce, right? Yeah, that was in batman vs superman. You remember? Yep. I remember it really doesn't make sense anymore. Yeah, maybe if I'm really cryptic Uh, it's this was yeah You were right about him fear him. It's like thanks bro. That helps I'm mad man. I'm right about a lot What? Yeah fear him. That's an interesting way to put it, isn't it?  I'm from the future lowest dies it makes superman go nuts Bye I just wanted to tell you what happens. Yeah, hi, it's me berry I can tell you something that only we'd know that would mean that you could be able to trust me if that was going to be an issue Yeah, like this is a really important message and you're really bungling it We're the bottom of the rung tell that to thanus is snapped dust also do better Okay, you've got to do better thanos. Yeah snap them all Well, that was what he decided after uh, he realized. Hey, you know what people actually don't like dying So i'm just gonna delete the whole universe and start over again Jimmelbow, what are the consequences of flashes time travel? I hope he knows man Maybe just figure it out in the year between I hope so. I know that if I want something done quickly and efficiently I'll want a global government think about going to the dmv for the world um I mean after the blip makes some sense, right? The everyone's gonna want lots of policies to be enacted and Of course, that's the funny thing about all of it is that what the flag smashes want is essentially what the the government is trying to do But they explain like it's very difficult Well, yeah Well, I guess how how interesting is it though as well considering that the show released in the midst of a highly disruptive global event That compared to what the snap was in universe It's like the snap is considerably more catastrophic um, and yet there's like absolutely no consideration for how complicated at all is the nature of like power and political institutions and upheaval and like what it stems from and why and There's just no exploration of that meaningfully Even though it was right before you it was I guess it was started filming before the pandemic happened But even even without a pandemic it should have been pretty clear to you that um That the snap is a big deal A big deal much bigger deal than they made it out to be I know this dream is going long, but can you explain the difference between a witch and a wizard? I am very confused No Just just go to the internet. Just have a good look around Jim Kazama Oh, wait, we're at that one. What does the milk doof jim flash time tismo flutual Oh All right The artistry What do you think the social environment of america would be like today if obama's first act as president was to give everyone the n-wit pass Oh, nice. I think we'd live in a better world. We'll peace we get that out of the way Everyone would get over it pretty quick It'd just be part of the world And uh, maybe they're great Yeah, i'm seeing this next one and it's again referencing the whole jimmy and the flash Yeah, i'm i'm lost on it. I'm almost certain it would have been some big meme that we were all on board with but All of us are blanked of it Unfortunate, but uh, you know, it says it says jimmy why my peepee herty from flashy timey is Yeah, I have no idea what these are Oh Don't you get it? That would be an outside effect to time travel. Like oh, yeah, I can try time travel But my my peepee really hurts after I do it and I'd really rather not Oh, so what made me aware of a thread today about um I decided to cut video and it was a thread of counters because my video is terrible and uh When I said there's no consequences for using time travel Therefore there's no stakes because you can just the auto win button. They said yes, there are he has to eat A lot when he does that Oh, you should you should have just not said anything you should have not said anything The funny thing is that doesn't even happen in this like not that I would expect him to do it, but like He doesn't pull out a lunchbox or anything when he's uh Oh, so stupid, but yeah, I think my group over to afford to buy food Like one of the stakes he needs to eat. Okay.  He just yeah, like I'm hungry now Well, I mean now we're thinking about it What if the consequences were that his metabolism is going so fast that it starts to eat away? It is like muscled and um, that would be great because it would be you know He's actually deteriorating and then that might be more meaningful because it means that he might need to trade his life to do this and also that he would need to be fast enough to get there in time Before like, you know, he withers away that would be a meaningful steak not oh, I need to eat a steak God damn that was a lot of energy. I just burnt there Oh, no, I need to eat a steak What's the thing in terms of uh repairs this is this is an easy one because it's just like why didn't you do this? This this payoff has happened a million times where to save the world It's gonna cost your life or it might you don't know that it won't like that's that's so normal What are you doing? and I actually think that because of The meta of film if I may say um, a lot of people probably interpreted that scene that way when they had there was no reference to any of that You know, like he's desperately just trying to get to the location. He's to go because he's to touch the the cube, right? That's the how it ends Something he touches something at the end No, wait, that's the first time he does it. What does he do at the end of this one? In the finale, I can't remember he like reforms the path as he's running and then He rewinds time is the important part, of course Because even superman got disintegrated it was it was super scary Don't you get it captain america is one for one with superman and since cap didn't travel the world 24-7 saving every single human being all the time.  I again raggled Hello one for one with superman Like 19, uh, they are the original when he turns back time by spinning around Or are they just saying that he's a parallel, you know, they're both kind of meant to be the uh, like paragon heroes I guess so, but let's see one of them's powers are a little more than the other Uh, why be the flash through jim's time? No, no idea Why are we jim just to suffer? What? I picture there's gonna be a top comment on this catch up this like they forgot the jim meme Yeah, sorry. We did we forgot the jim meme Uh, it just eludes me Time travel what a consequence is flash using jim These are all real super chats. I don't know. I just And why did they come up with a falcon with sojack? Yeah, I don't know. It must have been some conversation we had about jim the flash and some other stuff Is the jim's of the flash do limits? Why are the consequences of time? Hmm No got nothing for you. Yeah, I don't know what to say. They're lost Um The jim is how it be to flash the quote Nothing on that one either. Yeah No, sorry Jim harper mac cut them down dutch a predator reference that involves the weird jim. All right I get that one half of it anyway Um I'm really proud of this community and jim's answer to flash's time travel consequences Maybe jim's like a super chatter or something maybe oh it could be that could make sense I was about to say is there someone we've covered with the name jim At or someone in yeah, maybe someone in chat Said something said some comments about it and we highlighted it.   He's a very special body at that point Yeah Every night I beat off to the thought of jim answering what the consequences of flash's time travel are Hmm all right I hate how bucky has the attitude of someone raised in the modern day and not like someone raised in the 30s and 40s They never quite Utilize any of that no To be fair his His life has been it's a little bit unclear. What we know is that he was woken back up at several points in history, right? Yeah, but I'm late to do missions. No, of course, but it's just uh, what even is the mind of a person at that point I don't know. Yeah. Yeah, maybe there's like a total mess I mean in a better show we would have uh in a better show. We would have gotten this kind of exploration Um gym release the consequence cut of justice league I agree I hate how bucky. Oh wait, sorry Of all the ip's out there This is the that should handle socio-political issues, but it really drops the ball technically undermining any significant message Didn't have to Do that if they wanted to focus mainly on like bucky and falcon as people in this world without being a backdrop But it did seem like they wanted to make that a focus and it's like all right then Let's do it and then they did it horribly Well, yeah, because if you're gonna make it a focus you can't like half-ass it You need to meaningfully explore a lot of these geo-political consequences and everything But it's like you want to get points for dabbling in it But you don't want to put in the work that's necessary to fully explore these themes pretty annoying Yeah, and super soldiers are becoming a dime a dozen Yeah, like well, I mean at this point when we talk about scaling in the mcu like the number of incredibly powerful agents in this world like considerably fewer really powerful agents warranted the sycovia chords now It's like who have we added since then like captain marvel who was like One of the most if not the most powerful people in the mcu who was like active in the somewhat active in the affairs of earth Yeah, um, I guess dr. Strange has sort of become more Known in that time. No, he was after civil war actually Yeah, and he's like one of the most powerful beings in that world Of course like wonder stuff to do with her was kind of what prompted the accords in the first place And she's even white. She's like she's more powerful than she was back then Um, and there's probably a bunch of me even forgetting one and then I guess as well It's like well, how do we now that we know that Wakanda is a highly advanced civilization? Like what is their role now that they want to integrate more into you know the broader Landscape they kind of tease that the end of black panther. We haven't seen anything about it since Like it's as if they don't exist again Well, imagine how much worse everything's going to be made by uh black panther two and they try and establish What Wakanda's doing in relation to the world And plus there's no way that I handle that well Plus at lances apparently. Yeah, so Yeah, oh god, we've got too much too much A little bit and then once we got now we got egyptian gods of real and greek gods of real Um hashtag jim knows no consequences All right Because of the hail hydra scene in endgame shouldn't hydra think cap is hydra agent and be no cap knows There are agents in shield and be more wary of him making the elevator scene and went to soldier dumb A different timeline now.  I just don't think about it. That's that's it. Just don't think about it That's not fun though. Don't think about it. It's it's cool when you can think about it And it just sort of expands and balloons and gets more interesting Um, you know what they are jim. I know the truth All right Hello to anyone still in the call Oh, yeah, yeah But especially ruggles That's nice. Oh, hi I like to nominate the plan of the apes movies for efat movies after you do the war movie series you got planned Oh, yeah, that's that's still well on the way isn't there actually Still getting there you don't you worry it's cooking. Um Um When jim. Oh, well, sorry, uh, as for plan of the apes do they mean the timber one? Because I can see that working maybe for efat movies, but I don't know about the the three I don't know about the ones or the new ones Yeah, I'm not sure about that But uh, we'll see When jim arose from the mud He knew the answers we need to tell us we need him to tell us Okay All right Sorry if this is a repeat, but uh, the door in melange sound like a hotel name Kinda sort of yeah Um, remember when black panther was arrested in civil war for interfering with foreign affairs? Yeah, well, that's just not how it works anymore.  Well, yeah, they just Three they can sort of do whatever you want and there's no oversight from within their own man If it was weird because like t'challa was in favor of the accords Yeah Miss longbow a new manifestation of awesome. Hi I'm sure it comes appreciate that No, there was no oh, I didn't want her to like fart or anything.  I think You're with them in a way on far related fans I call upon the power of the quote to battle the gym of the limit all right Remember the back in the day when people regularly walked around with sword like weapons displaying an empty open hand to someone in a trust movie Is a trust movie. I oh trust. Maybe they meant trust. That's where we get the handshake.  That's a great scene here in this place.   Yeah, they condemn him for that. It's like what? It's like, yeah, how can you possibly condemn them for that? You attacked them for no reason I don't know man. That's a grace. It's a it is a salt. Put your hand on the shoulder Oh I think they were well within their rights To execute them. Yeah.  He's an actor I don't know we say that especially with the the choice there of where they choose to get angry Yeah, a little bit like I'm told to get angry at this not the other thing. That's what they do Um lemar. I'm three days from time at walker. Man. I love my kids Yeah, I I don't really have an issue with the aspect of It like, you know, if someone said like they clearly gave him to to walker just to kill him So it would make it sad. I should be like, I don't know it makes sense to have a partner and the guy is like Yeah, he's pretty normal. Pretty normal guy Yep He got less fanfare in terms of like, oh man, isn't that sad than kali Even though he was a hero. Yep Died saving his buddy Dominic the donkey points out kill monger a normal soldier killed One of these dora yet the dora can fight on even ground with super soldiers Well, I guess the thing is is I always I kind of had the impression that like whatever the the black panthe juice was was more Potent and powerful than the super soldier serum. Presumably. Yes, but I would also say that not not usually more star Strictly like like winter soldier didn't lose to her. She just took his arm off because she has like Because you can do that. I don't I don't really see that. I don't think it's even really possible We'd be like can that win against cap it's like I mean Like she's she's very competent. Um, but cap is also very competent and a super soldier so it's kind of I don't know that like a normal person could ever expect to win against Anybody who's on the super soldier stuff And I don't think walker had his super juice at that point No, no, he didn't have his juice in that fight So the dora melange beat three soldiers, which is still something of an annoyance, but whatever like, uh Just falcon lemar and walker with a shield should be able to do something but they're all Handled pretty easily by the dora melange Who probably should have black panthe juice I go over this in my video. It's Well, yeah, it is the thing of you have a but now I guess there is no more black panthe juice, right? They all look what flowers got burnt. They can make up whatever they want They can see what I have to write because I gotta find someone else They probably wouldn't want it to be gone now because they want to have their own Well, they once I because when I was saying they got have another one. It's like you don't need to necessarily um But like of course, there's going to be another one. Um From baku, right? You got it. Uh, that seems to be yeah, probably was gonna be surey, but then um, yeah Yeah, they'll figure something out Yeah, there was some hidden in the forest We didn't see them before but we're okay Why would it even make sense for kill mongers at like surely if he wants black if he wants like um, Wakanda to be a persistent Sort of a controller of the world wouldn't it make a lot of sense to make sure that you can continue the black panthe lineage Rather than having it end with you. Well, like why would you destroy them? Why wouldn't you more freely disseminate them? If anything if you want to go to the world No, it's like with these fears Will be fine, you know Additionally, that's what they did therefore they will not even care about tradition really that much. I thought he was much more pragmatic Wow, I don't know about that. But like, you know, at least he had a goal in mind That was a lot more important than anything to do with like, I don't know tradition I mean what would yeah The throne room has been topped in horrendous action scenes by fatwas Um, I'm sure they're out the terrible scenes that have been like throne room in the interim. I can't think of them right now, but Yeah, marvel are really good at making terrible action scenes I remember they really are In the first episode of hawkeye it really was like The the fight scene was is like man. This is uh, this feels rough even by like marvel standards I remember I remember having that impression of it. They're their fight scenes are just nonsensical Here's y'all been working 12s and there's only one podcast that caters to my need to fill the dead air during work Oh nice And hey the longer we go the more you can just like be like oh shit I guess uh, when I when I if you did a rewatch you'll be like and take me a year to catch back up And then a whole bunch of new episodes will be available because it's everything's so gosh darn long But then you've forgotten about the old stuff so you can rewatch that Then you can dip the the old toe into into the super chat catch up ones or the the movies And everywhere the the the most watched ones are the main podcasts But a branding must be a thing, you know Walker did nothing wrong I mean you could probably tweak some of the actions he takes but uh, I defend the sentiment Certainly didn't do anything as any more like Significantly wrong than a lot of what the heroes in the mcu have done without getting punishment like So much that all of them do that The shows just choose when they will care about it. Uh, is this not the same thing as dooku and anakin though?  I don't know it would be as explicit but um Especially if dooku had just killed obi one as well um And the dooku. Well. No, sorry. It would have to be the dooku didn't lose his hands As well, and you still had a lightsaber available like you still do whose threat level is Trying to uh, make it comparable to what happened with um, walker.  You got him This is just an execution Um, yeah, the problem with the the other one was that it was in the heat of battle Um, this dude is a super soldier who was not like incapacitated. In fact, he kept trying to get up Um, he kept trying to run away Like that was wasn't that and also he was the guy who just held you to try and get you stabbed That was the guy wasn't it? There's a lot of elements to it, right? Like one of the things to remember is he had recently attempted reattempted to You couldn't definitely argue hurt to kill. Um Walker when he threw he threw like a drinking fountain at him.  Yeah, they didn't know that at that point. Um He said I don't think they did I'd have to rewatch this. He's still actively trying to get away He's not the only time when he's like, oh no, don't hurt me He doesn't even like properly surrender. And then there's a course. He's just like this is the thing We went over this on the stream But there's then there's the factor of you're heading into a public plaza these these people in these scenarios are very likely to take a hostage It should be very very bad It's um, he's super dangerous of whether or not he has a knife or a gun.  Yeah, um And then of course, he's he's recently executed when he uh, when the members of your friend Yeah Well, he didn't do it but he was part of the group that did it because him saying it's not me It's like I don't know what the hell like what he held them didn't he? He held yeah, he held walker, but he didn't he didn't specifically kill Lamar. He's like, oh that one It's like I understand there is a difference However, if I hold someone down so that you guys can stab them I feel like I should be able to be considered someone who killed them Yeah, pretty much me. I feel like that's beyond just a complice like you were actively participating in it because If you guys like if you guys were just swinging axes over and over and over and over again And then I pushed someone into that sort of thing that there's essentially no difference between those two things Um, and I think in that scenario people were like, oh, you definitely killed him that time And I'd be like no, that's kind of killed him both ways, didn't I? So, yeah, I don't know.  He lost his lightsaber and he's clearly like inactive Yeah And they're why they do that scene Anakin has a little bit more time to think about it than walker did walker didn't have like time Really? I'm like, I said He's the contemplated in in a court. It would totally be relevant that he's incredibly emotionally breached as well Like he's uh, what's the word? But the dude like not 10 seconds earlier the dude threw a water fountain at him And he kept trying to run away. He just kept running He and then he kept trying to get up Um, so yeah, uh, because obviously we had I think it was cosmonaut that said there was no moral downside to Anakin just cutting Dooku's head off. He was fine with it like um Maybe if Dooku got some robot hands out of his pocket and then he could become a threat, you know Do you cap might have killed Tony in civil war if he killed Bucky? Maybe I think that would be something that you could experiment with to try and push cap to the edge Gotta use blunt force trauma so the kids don't get scared I'm actually fine with that. Um Because the the the idea is to show the power of the super soldier serum as well, right? Like she uh, she punched him in the heart essentially, right? Yeah Well punched him in the chest whatever the case like heart lungs Yeah, this a rare moment in the mcu where they showed the actual repercussions of force Yeah, because generally nothing comes of it people just sort of Well, I mean we yeah like and not realizing that if you have that amount of force like localized into a very small portion of your body um, yeah Oh, yeah, sorry my memories of we'll just slip back into place.  It's like what what you were trying to do that Like what do you think you're gonna happen like this was your goal That's the reason why that they killed someone who could actually fight back I I guess it that's the reason why it's like really annoying that it's presented as it is It's like these guys were trying to kill them Like this like what do you think was gonna happen?  Sure But well, yeah, because remember Carly said I don't mean I don't want to kill people that don't matter Which is a very smart thing to say to walker Like this is what I mean. What do I mean to do with that? Oh, yeah, these these poor people who like apparently it doesn't matter when you kill someone.  It's like oh the avengers went home. That's cool But my family got killed In fact, I kind of kind of wish he were in the room so we could comment on that Okay, so an active terrorist who is currently engaging in open combat in civilian populated streets uh CAO literally neutralized a threat Also has a super terrorist doesn't need weapons to kill en masse. Yeah. Yeah, this this it was a big conversation That's the thing that really makes it to where you can't Like if it was a regular person I would say that that change is a good amount Like it was just a normal guy, but like in this case, he's a super soldier. He is the weapon Yeah I mean we saw what he could do five seconds earlier when he threw a giant water fountain out of I just uh, just remember when that scene it happened so many people were like immediately complimenting the show for representing The darker side of using captain america as a symbol By just showing the blood on the shield shit and it's just like Yeah, and it's just a matter of that that shield's been bloody a lot It just wasn't put on there because there were films Like what do you what do you think happens when cap like punches his shield into someone's face? You don't think blood's ejecting out of their nose all over that thing Or like when he throws it at someone's neck Like that there's not going to be skin or like blood getting on it But just any number of the times he throws it at people It's just you don't think about it because they never showed it The next was this didn't cap throw a hydra man into a plane's propeller in his first movie Yeah, that's fine. He uh, he threw a lot of people into a lot of things and blew a lot of things This kill count is pretty high.  So we're just going to momentarily pretend that reality isn't what it is Look how well it works out Yeah In the scene where zemo kills the scientist the rpg prop they use to blow up the container is not an rpg It's a rocket glued to a sniper rifle lol Is it? That sounds awful, but hey whatever you gotta do, huh Yeah um Amazing lucas just made a video about how falcon when soldier is amazing southport destroy this man on this and snider cut I've heard of amazing lucas here and there. Uh, I feel like He's like a vlogger anything about him. I think or that's the format. Um He recently had a debate with um, eric july over Over Something I think it was The batman stuff with the with what ryan kindle had said Gosh, oh drama never stops A whole year later Um, what you reference in his honor? Oh, no, no, no just the batman was a year A year later it will be a year ago in a year about Thereabouts They accepted a black iron man and black captain america. It was iron patriot Um, they don't remember iron patriot.  It's It's taking all of the the benefits the perceived benefits without any of the tradeoffs Which you have to work really hard to maintain continuity Like there needs to just be a guy whose job is to keep track of all of these things who gets contacted every time There's a project who knows exactly where everybody is at any given time I'm sure they're aware that that was a thing they could do but they just decided it's not with it Like, I mean it clearly doesn't matter, right? Like all you need to do is um because I think I think if you were to look now There would be a general consensus that the mcu has achieved what People wanted for a long time, which is characters interacting with each other in contexts that makes some sense But like we kind of we don't really have that um Okay, we have like halfway there, you know, I think they see literally every one of these discussions about continuity and Just maintaining rules in the same way that if they had this incredible grand finale that paid off like everybody's characters and Used all the technology and and whatever of this sci-fi fantasy world and then someone came up to them and said Can't do this your um, you know phase on generators don't actually operate at a 30 spark per minute So that light over there and this extension over here can't be those large that large and that long You have to change them. I think they see it all like that. They'll just be like no Which I guess is really funny because I guess I can see how you would see those as being the same, but they're not No They're very very different. Yeah, you have to try and add a bargain to them Like the whole reason we're invested is because we care about who the Seeing the people that we know to be x continue to be x not randomly. It's random other things But I guess the problem is you look at like like a lot of the hype around multiverse is specifically Oh, who's going to show up on the like Illuminati team? But it's like I don't I don't know what that means. You know, what is that meaningfully? um Like in universe in terms of why this would be the team that that exists other than Well, no, I want to see like Patrick Stewart as Xavier again. I'll Xavier I want to see all of these people. I think I think it is that's what it is I want to see them and I want to see them interact But I don't really care How they got there or if it even makes much sense for them to be there Kind of feels like that's the case It's hard not to feel like that's the case when so much of what's been coming out lately has been very well received And leans hardcore into that problem like civil war was this weird anomaly where characters Like where it seemed like there was a deliberateness in terms of who was there and why You know, we got to take Thor out of play because of Thor exists on earth Screws everything up. We got to get Hulk out of play, but I don't know if we just don't care anymore Huh What kills me is Sam not using his war veteran counseling background to talk to John be there for him But jumping at every chance to forgive Carly aka a terrorist Yeah Yeah Sam's desperate to understand Carly, but he won't give any patience or time to Walker someone who's lived a similar life if not a much more intense one than falcons But who cares right Yeah The writers decided it for it to be that way because that's the thing, you know If we can take a second like falcon wouldn't do that the falcon that was established. No, we wouldn't But the fake falcon in this show would because You just never tuned to do whatever you want But molar isn't the morality of an action based on how it makes us feel Hey, well in a sense um I thought they were going to go the way of isn't it based on whatever the consequences end up being um Yeah, we we talked for all kinds of we knew that when that subject came up I think when we did this coverage it was like right here we go Yeah, it's the bit Yeah, because episode four was when we were like, oh that was painful Yeah In the scene oh wait, sorry Rags so right about the mass effect series preach by the rags I know I've definitely whatever I said There was something there. Hmm Now you think after civil war falcon would want to make sure another hero like war machine doesn't get seriously injured or almost die Do you mean? Well in terms of that would be a big priority is making sure that no teammates are getting harmed Maybe even to an extent that as well.  I'm willing to believe that he's a pretty honorable dude Damn like that's never happened in reality like So in uh in the marvel, I think the most someone's gotten this too, I think I'm not sure there is there is a list on Wikipedia How can blue soldiers up with missiles shot a bunch of guys and kick people off bridges and went to soldiers some of which may have been tricked So We'll find because he Are we talking about just like the number of people have been killed just in general Yeah, it's kind of weird that you have this like in this show that has terrorist stuff And it is like following up the captain america film so that we're just like oh, but you know Well, no it doesn't because in the opening remember he kills a bunch of people Yeah, um, yeah Sam isn't virtue signaling with his speech at all like some people have complained what happened with the snap and the blip affected everyone um Not sure which pod you're referring to Well, if it's just a defense of sam speech Sam isn't virtue signaling with his speech at all. I would say he is he's so like the way he's doing it is Good thing should happen to people. That's what I think How yeah pretty much like I don't know how But positive sentiment, but nothing to actually help anybody achieve these things Yeah, he doesn't offer actually anything of substance. He just Says he wants good things to happen for people to me Like that sounds like a virtue signal Because uh, the fact is all of them want that too.  Why would you assume that? um But uh, I don't know if it was a pilot defense is saying the snapper and blip affected everyone It's like I don't think anybody thinks otherwise do they That's you by their word Um, I relate to fringy my finger was trapped in a metal door and I got a new game I got a new game a while ago. Love the game my finger hurt a ton while playing Oh, I remember that. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's because I uh, I got my Jod on chris on christmas eve while I was playing basketball And then I got a playstation 3 the day after a little big planet and it hurt for like two weeks play through the pain Yeah, I did because I was really excited to get a little big planet for playstation and a playstation 3 um But yeah, that sucked In the opening scene with the helicopters in the wingsuits None of those guys should have been able to air even enter the helicopter because the rotors would have blown Them down and away interesting. Oh, yeah, right. I didn't even think of that because the wind That's a good point. How would you have even remember they wingsuited into the uh into the helicopters? Yeah Physics doesn't exist in the mcu. Okay physics just gets in the way So I don't know if this is true in the show or movies, but bucky was injected with an sh serum Which basically gave him caps powers along with immortality Oh, I don't think they've Said that that's the case. Have they I don't think so. It's just a matter of he was Well, he's the same as cap. He was frozen for a while Yeah, well for most. Yeah, because he only got unfrozen to do missions. So it's why he's still pretty much the same age. Yeah Sam has killed numerous people his suit has rockets. He dropped a man to his death in episode one twice I think could you all see all three of them just murdering everyone after lemar dies? I'm done I could see bucky falcon cap Pretty much any hero in the mcu Going nuts and killing a person if they lost their best friend like it's not even hard at all to imagine Cap is like the only question up. But even then Well, could you imagine what tony would have done like if rodie got killed? I mean we saw how pissed off he was when he thought like when rodie was alive, but seriously injured Well, I suppose then they would counter. Yeah, he'd be wrong for doing that too I mean sure depends on what the music was Yeah, it does depend on what the music was They're very easily led astray They're they're very easy to manipulate. I just need to know if there's blood on his uh, his soup, you know on his uh, yeah um This doesn't feel like connected universe anymore All these stories don't connect to each other and no one acknowledges any of the superheroes And I guess I I agree with you But the thing is is that a lot of people would be like what are you talking about? It's more connected than ever look at how like characters team up and interact I mean, yeah, I think that is a general perception Is that it is more so now than it was before like the comics and that you have characters interacting But the differences that would like the comics seems like it was a lot more frequent Just by virtual maybe even the medium that you you can get exactly whichever characters you need That are relevant to whatever story it is that you're telling Are relevant get it Um, no, I don't actually Yes, like it's like the guy we covered. Yeah Yeah, I know Dodger stream left watched two other podcasts took a shower and you guys are still here. This is why I love e-fap never change Oh, yeah, we got some long boys With more long boys on the way Um When bucky was hydro, he wasn't fighting for himself.  I don't even I just I'm just gonna move right along chairs and tables my two weaknesses iraqs chairs and Yeah, it doesn't ever stop Funny This was highlighted as well like it's so awkward having giving falcon Cap shield because a lot of his combat is like based in the air So they just have to the shield's getting ridiculous He'll like throw it down at someone and always bounce exactly back up to him. Wow Yeah, it's no super soldier serum either.  Um, you have to be like He's able to calculate it because he's got great vision and understanding of physics All right. Yeah, wherever he learned that from. Yeah, well, I'm willing to say that it comes with the super soldier serum It gives him heightened.  I think he threw one. Oh, that was the one. So like he he pops the shield off his back grabs it while he's flying Throws it at the door of the helicopter and then flies through the helicopter pumps the dude out Like god damn If chairs can beat vibranium does that make chris handson an avengers level threat I'd say so Hopefully mysterio can take him out Avengers level threat Is chair summoning wizardry or sorcery? I think that's it's its own sort of thing like Chair chair whispering sort of thing. It's like a whole yeah I don't know what the latin is for furniture. So like I make a point. I can tell you that Yeah, very few have mastered it though. I know that um The shield was able to tank a hit from milnia.   What type would it be? Or fire dragon, right here is odd Oh charizard. It's only artwork for that. It was just charizard, but with a chair head Oh, maybe like furniture type. Yeah decorative. He's a decorative pokemon What is weakness being? Oh fires and mortgages Makes sense like if your house gets repossessed mortgage pokemon taking the chairs Uh I think the chair was cgi the ball was the marco the bat rock kicks for that shot They just failed to remove it and some shots to replace it with the chair. Yeah, I think so Remember that the little ball on the floor Yeah, yeah, yeah, normally they use a piece of tape or something like that, but I don't know Supposed to be brushed out though I wonder if they've brushed out now in the streaming version Oh, I don't know. I can't wait to never find out ever true Probably a mirror ball for cgi effects the chair is probably cgi A mirror ball for cgi effects Yeah, I think they use her sometimes. I'm not sure. I just wonder how I would That's why they're out there lighting. How would it benefit you for the chair? Uh, I don't know how it would for the chair, but I think usually the ball is helpful for lighting You can use it as like a point of reference Okay Cy one of the flag smashes uses a green goblin gas bomb They do I'm assuming you just mean a gas bomb in general not like an actual green goblin one I was probably wasn't a green goblin one Yeah, you worry me. Don't do it Jay long bone was right about the little ball seriously not giving y'all any more money after this.  I can't imagine you would have had much fun in this If that were the case, I do not know Um, you've helped me with a lot. I hope it will help with my loss. I'll see you in the vods You're right Do do do Send a super chat earlier about my sick cat. She died of my arms earlier. Oh man It's held it for over an hour patting her in the final moments It was all I could do to come for to make sure to love your peps that's while they're still with you Absolutely Uh Unlisted gang rise up. So sayeth the unlisted man Yeah, because we're getting close to the last few of these now There An armored trucks melt steel beams Well, uh, the thing about the armored truck was just whether or not falcon should have been able to lift it right because it Yeah, um People I think tried to argue that he was the force was going from his jet pack to his vibranium suit to the car Not his arms But uh, I don't know that that one. I think it's just doesn't work. Um Well, you you were saying earlier that you you thought that uh, he had super strength from the suit, right? Or I think that's what we're meant to take from it But like, I don't know why how that would work, you know, because he is just I think we are not meant to think about it Yeah, pretty much Yeah, I I guess we'll see because uh, we're getting a lot more of him Time goes on. I assume we will be Finally catching up on it. I'm at efap 89 at the point where I recognize chat So hi semantic dragon nice to see you on the 70th 70th time also high racks Hello That is a regular for a whole efap Bucky said john shouldn't quote Lincoln Oh, yeah, that was like right at the end Uh, was spider-man captain america in civil war when he took the shield from steve Spider-man captain america in civil when he took the shield from Is that done? Even when john says the Lincoln quote bucky is still a petty and says not when you say it If if you're feeling Feel about it.  You're still going Yeah, how impressive See you again when I catch up at efap's uh 50 right now Hey about 50 almost three years ago Damn, I must blow. Oh, this one sure is a long man though. I was gonna miss it No, I'm gonna miss it when I saw it was live this morning Yeah It's a long Lamar of us two Hmm Um The only thing missing was sam telling carly before she died. They'll never know what you sacrificed like mona monica told wander in one division Yeah, he kind of did say that though Like he was like, do you know what her cause was do you know and he kept he was really sad to see that she got shot You know, it's all very strange in case no one said the Mavic chair orb is a marker the chair is cgi instead of the actor just kicking the air and risking it looking at natural They haven't kicked the ball. They just forgot to cgi it out when they should have That is Wouldn't it be like easy to make it a green ball at that point instead of because it was a black one, right? Make it super bright so that it is it is obnoxious and you can't possibly forget Yeah And yet Sure serum serum makes you strong, but it doesn't teach you how to fight these people just all randomly know how to fight Um, I'd have to watch it again. I can't remember if they do anything more impressive than sort of flailing around falcon speech it insists upon itself Little bit. Yeah Hey falcon, there was a black man who served and fought with cap in the howling commandos during world war two You don't talk about him Talk about any of the people that break this weird narrative this show was trying to run with Probably with mentioning The only people who called sam black falcon were black I'm not sure what the idea with that was Nobody called him that before that show. He was just falcon.  Perhaps you can help her confront the abandonment issues and turn her from her evil ways The dawn can help everyone The dawn goes pray with everyone Good lad. Um, and that's it. That is all soldier Super chance Well, thank you all for uh for like giving this a listen. Sorry it took A whole year to catch up on this one. This is the first of a couple of these type of ones We're gonna be making uh, don't know when exactly this will go out But soon enough we shall be caught up on super chats hooray Thanks for listening everybody. 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Yes, thank you very much for hanging out with us until this time right here This is why in the morning my name is by Moses or it's by me to media platform as I say it at the beginning this Wednesday, but this one I took a different twist right there for Queens to exist Peacefully we need gentlemen. We need well-raised Fathers we need well-raised brothers. We need well-raised spouses. That's why we have next-gen fathers in the building Thank you. Thank you so much. All right. I love that you're ready. Your camera is number four So maybe we can start with you Hi, my name is Mark Leon Cabale My next-gen fathers as the head of administration head of administration at next-gen fathers. All right. How about you? All right. My name is Dennis Musso. I pleasure to be here. I'm the program coordinator Program coordinator. Yeah, so remind me the title again head of administration head of administration programs coordinator. Yeah They almost mean the same thing in my head All right, but you're going to break it out. Yeah. All right. So next-gen is By definition next-generation fathers. Yes. All right. So this is basically Something to prepare us to be good dads. Yeah. Yeah Okay If I can check my right, okay So next-gen fathers is an organization that has come up under the vision of Transforming the boy child into a refined man, right? Transforming the boy child into a refined mind. Yeah, and refined is an acronym to mean responsible ethical God-fearing Integral noble eloquent and a diligent integral is a problem in the 254 We are going to solve it. Yeah. All right. So who comes who's in charge of the communication is very good We came up with the acronyms and the language Yeah, we did all right both of us. Oh, both of you. Yeah, it's very it's very amazing how you present the agenda at hand So I will I will how is the organization structured? Yes Organization is structured. It has a board That the board has a representative now who helps run the organization who is a patron in corporate terms It could be called like executive director and then now there is us who are more or less like the managing Directors now here on the ground where we now manage a group of Staff but also volunteers because the organization works with mostly volunteers It's a non-profit organization. All right So we have the administration and then we have people who run the operations That's true. All right. What are some of the activities that you have going on and the next gen? Fathers now that we know what the agenda is. Yeah, okay, so predominantly in the last two years We've ventured to engage in mentorship exercises in the community Last year we we had a tournament in Kibera. I had like 16 schools show up And it was a primary primary because a platform for us to get our name in the ground You know and as we are there get to interact with some of these boys in the in the spaces in the comfort of their spaces And get to hear some of the challenges they're going through and how we can we can address those we've also Done some camps. Basically. We we go to schools when schools are out and then we we Least the facility to be able to have camps in house, right? All right They already have classes. They already have classes. They have boards. They have they have everything. We need fields So we've we've partnered with the peak last year patterned with Kilimani primary school the previous year And and that's more or less our ammo. All right. So you have camps you have tournaments You have activities that the boys enjoy. Yeah, just you use them to reach to reach the boys. Yeah, okay So what are some of these? Things that we were doing wrong But next-gen came in to try to correct in raising our boys. That's right. I mean, I Wouldn't say that this is It's not something that we were doing wrong. It's something that has been done wrong for a very long time for generations for generations and again when we talk about next-gen fathers, it's Then we're looking at the next generation. So want to impact the next generation of those fathers So we start with the moral fabric the moral fabric in our society has been Affected really especially because of the families The family unit not being first of all led by men because number one, there's no Male role models access to As well as I'm just even interaction for the boy child with Godly male role models because that is the first step then another thing that as well is wrong is that again the There's a kind of oblivion about mentorship in our society. We don't see the value of mentorship To us as individuals but again as to us as men because then that means there's no environment for men to be able to be guided Directed and led in a certain way So then it's because your development as a person as a man relates to your environment, you know and again Lastly, it's there's a passivity that we have noticed us as men We're and I'm a man included as well. Yes You know, there's a passivity in our society today that we are not taking our roles up as men It's kind of like we forgot our roles. We're not taking responsibility We're not we're not taking responsibility We're not showing examples of integrity. We're not showing examples of leading And we're not showing really the example of what it is to become a man All right So next in is here to try feel like yes and to try to influence as some change. That's true All right. I like that part right there. So growing up, you know the There's certain things as as a boy You're easily attracted to you know Personally, my role models were rappers. Yeah, because my dad wasn't cool enough. Yeah, and My friends were very big influence to me because those are the people I spend most of the time with All right. So moving for as man, how do you make a child? see his father as a cool person Look up to the dad or look up to some responsible guy when I have no way when I have G is easy to look up to Chains and everything that I want. Very interesting question. I relate with you I grew up literally next to the radio and next to the beat Yes, you know and I think music and football are the things that I guess Nurtured me in the boyhood and you see there's already a problem right there You ask the question of how do we see? I'm how do we make the child see their dad as a cool person, right? But even even in terms of our MO as next-gen fathers We want to impact the next generation of fathers so that we are not fixing the boy to see the dad as cool We're trying to create the dad to be as Impactful to the child so that they can communicate that coolness to them in the first place So you see the problem is not the child who's not seeing at the dad is cool But perhaps the dad doesn't know how to model himself To the boy right reach the boy to reach them to connect with the door to communicate with the boy Because again, it's not wrong to like rappers. It's not wrong to like football, right?  Right and as you as you learn them that way you're able to influence them in the positive side of those things that they're into Right, what's cool and what's not because I did everything is good until you misuse it Exactly, that's really maybe the challenge. All right. I like so there's a there has been a lot of focus on the guy girl child So many nonprofit organizations so many funds directed towards the girl child But people have always forgotten about the boy child So, why do you think the boy child was forgotten in the first place? Do you think we had some form of advantage before and that made people let's focus on the girl child So they can catch up or people just think we are hardened. Yeah, we should survive What one word comes to mind? Yeah, this word patchy. Yeah, you know It's like male has been the dominant species and since time in memorial You've I don't know if you've ever heard of this conversation of why was there no female disciple, you know Like in those arguments it goes to that extent, right? So this that perception that then men have been the dominant Gender since forever right and so I think when the campaign for the girl child came I think it was in response to men are dominating so much of everything and we'd like to see a balance Because we recognize that women have as much to offer if not more, right? And I feel like so that was the spirit with which the girl child campaign came up, right? So from experience we agree that Focusing on one thing trying to balance it with the other is not the the right path We should focus on both and see how to balance how to balance. Yeah, that's right I mean you make you make a very good point a balance has to be struck because again the Issues in our society today are because our families are not strong And you see when you empower one side of the family a family is made out of you know to a man and a woman You know if you empower only the woman that means the man is going to lag behind his responsibilities He's what he needs to do is not actually met so that means You know if we the girl child has yes been empowered and so many things are being done for a girl child to be empowered Which I think is actually absolutely fantastic. What does that leave the boy child? It means that then Even in different communities like here in Africa. There's some parts, especially even here in Kenya Boys even have a band on education because what they have to go into the farms To go and provide and you see that notion I mean that environment has been created that now if even a young man isn't educated a young man isn't mentored Isn't seeing examples of how we can be able to become a real man and a refined man And then definitely there is an issue that is created in the family unit. All right So there's a theory that goes around on social media Twitter philosophers If you know them they say they claim that Leaders are a representation of a people our leaders. We've seen the way they behave especially during when they want to increase their salaries and then they want To get it, but we have seen yeah, what they do. So First yes or no, do you think there are a reflection of what is happening at Quagrao? I believe so They are leaders are representation of the people. So that is how we are as as Ken and yeah Parliament is just a small representation of what Kenya is, you know, we just have to be sincere with ourselves and sincerely introspectively evaluate even if you were to evaluate yourself, you will see some Treats that are being manifested in the leadership that are very much alive in you You see, it's just that yours are not magnified or we don't get to bring the limelight Integrity is a problem. It is Oppressing women is a problem What else is there? We have not reached the third. Yeah greed is a problem Problems identity is a problem. Identity is a problem So we have a lot of problems as country and we need to solve them from ground up Wow, many of the issues are being sold From the top coming down. I don't think that is the best It doesn't work like that. We start from down from the grass Handle the issue from the root then that's when a tree can be able to pop up don't handle the branches up there Because the root won't be affected because Parliament is only pointed at something. That's yeah, but the population is 40 million We can correct 40 billion. We definitely can correct. That's true. Wonderful Why do I watch all on Twitter what before underscore channel on Instagram invite for forum Facebook is a way to interact with us We have a question for you. Should the man be the provider in a relationship? It's not a marriage It's just a relationship in general. It could be a relationship. It could be Engagement like my brother here a coomie just the first week of dating should be the man should the man be the provider We have guys from next-gen fathers in studio right here and they're here to shed light on what we need for this next Generation of fathers. All right. So as we as some things up huh Do you have any activities coming up soon? That's right First of all just to point out that activities have mainly been physical activities and of course the pandemic has Causted that opportunity to be able to meet physically not to be possible however, we of course had to take the next step and see how can we go online and Still keep on what we're doing and our mandate. So of course now we have mentorship programs that We actually doing online and we want to actually keep on doing at the moment for the students who at home Because most of the people who come Go through our programs as students Going through school. But again, even we understand now that in March and April next year is when exams will be done Because normally at the end of the year we have what we call boys to men, which is the initiation program Circumcision so we take young boys through that process as well. Show them that this is not this is just a surgery It's not really being a man. We now teach you Yes, it's just a medical procedure But we now teach the young men to be able to know some of the traits and things about young men But then again, also we have what we call making of men camps and as well We'll also have now those physical camps. We have some pictures right here of your previous events Maybe we can touch on some of them. You tell me what was going on Because I'm pretty sure so many mothers are watching right now and so many sons have become a pain at home Especially the last seven months. So what was going on here? This was the camp we had at Lepeg last year It was a very Intense camp like we were able to take boys through some interesting experiences in the Shamba I don't know if you have those pictures. We took them to the Shamba to see some cows some chicken chase Chicken down. We're going to this is team building just showing them how to work together as a team and all that Usually very interactive Programs. All right. I like can we get more pictures, please as they find the other pictures So we another problem we have in this country is classes. Yes people tend to be People always chasing the next class Always working to be in the next class and people always discriminated against Because of what you have according to what you have is this something that you're also trying to Cup in the past. I'll attach that to the issue of identity like I said There's a problem of identity and I think classes see classicism is an aspect of that Identity crisis right because as an individual as a man, you're not defined by what you have You're not defined by the job. You have the car. You drive. None of that defines you, right? And I believe that identity stems from the issue of faith and the issue of Just knowing yourself through the lens of God and what God created you to be and who God created you to be All right And you see once you embrace that and that settles in you as your identity You see then classes isn't an issue anymore because it's not an issue. It doesn't matter if I have plenty Change you don't have my responsibility then is to share, you know, okay If if I once I know myself whether my class or low class, it's not going to affect Because you now know because every every opportunity you have every blessing you have is God's way of putting in opposition to uplift someone or putting in opposition to impact someone else But you see classicism is what comes to use that opportunity to discriminate Rather than empower wow, you see take your son to the next next gen Father's come for gems like this. Thank you very much guys for coming through before we finish. Everybody's pushing an agenda Kenyan artists are pushing an agenda play key music key music to the world. Yeah In the process we compromise a lot in terms of moral As long as it has views on YouTube, let's push Kenyan music in the process. We have so many people pushing agendas How do you make yours stand out? I'd like to know that your agenda your agenda's next-gen father's Yes, yeah, that's true. First of all, as I mentioned to you that issues are cool And we are clear on what issues want to solve which is about connecting the boy child to Godly male role models, so we connect and provide that environment for them to be able to interact with them number two we also provide and Platform for intentional mentorship. What does this lead to accountability that leads to as well? You as a boy growing up and developing over the time and the period that we will be working with you and especially with our team of mentors You have that sense of a kind of backing of a mentor or someone who you can look up to and keep on just engaging With on some of the issues of life that you're going with That's right, and we'll always be going through all is go through something and we always need something to fall back on That's right. That is hope faith What else is love? love Another important thing Graduated Certificate of achievement. This was the tournament at Skibera. This was the tournament at Skibera He was actually I think he was I think one of the top scorers. All right. Yeah. He was actually a top scorer Yeah, he is a very big feature and again as well We look at this and we see this young man Lewis O'Coth has a dream But he doesn't know perhaps how to realize this kind of dream But we want to be able to connect him with such people who can be able to help him realize his dream See it clearly and see that by the this is something possible Irrespective of my circumstances of where I'm at. Oh, right Wow, thank you very much for this and keep doing what you're doing. Thanks. We appreciate it so much Ask us your question So since you've been waiting so much You're going to ask Shoot a man This is the team now mentors Teachers, some of the board members. All right. Yeah. Okay. I see you have ladies also in the click right here Indeed and ladies in play next generation fathers. I'm pretty sure I'm very high standard Okay, shout out to them and You can say shout out later. Oh, but Should a man be the provider in a relationship, okay? It's a big of course contentious issue But I think I'm also just like a previous guest. I'm a bit traditional as well that yes I agree. Yes, the man should be a provider But what does that mean does it mean that you should have all the time? Definitely gonna lack sometimes. I believe a balance should be struck. Especially. We're going into a gen We're actually in a generation and a time where ladies have been empowered as well and have sources and streams of income So does it mean that my money is mine? Cuz my me my sisters and I we went to school the same hours of the day We were given that we went to the same school. She was not taken to a different school from me After school, we went to university together. Yeah, so there's no difference between the opportunities were the same So I don't understand how I should be though Yes, but that is just me let me get back to I will flip the script and say The man should be the provider But my question is what are you providing as a man? I feel like that we are so dominant or looking at the financial side and forgetting that these are Designated responsibility for the man as the provider and that's a God given role which cannot be shared, right? So you provide leadership you provide direction you provide vision you provide support, right? And with these things it is immaterial whether you're the one with the money or she's the one with the money It's immaterial good. So that things that are bigger than cash. Yeah, and That responsibility Fundamental the fundamental money is important. People say that money is very important. It is important However, what he's just mentioned is as well equally important like my crew. I said he's on in front of me Thank you very much guys for coming through. We appreciate you so much. Thank you How can they catch us on social media so they can keep up with you? I'm pretty sure what to throw me some The past seven months. Okay. Thank you so much for hanging out with us We are on social media and next-gen fathers on Instagram on Facebook So you can interact with us We will have even a YouTube channel coming up and we can be able to just have some interesting conversations And have you guys at home even connect with us and let us know what is your pain point and how can we together? Towards alleviating some of that pain. All right, right? No, we normally just say give us your boy and we'll give you back a refined man We have that one This is off the record. Does all the goona have a future? No, as as proud as it was Thank you very much for coming through to either morning. It has been a good time So five next-gen fathers on social media so you we can transform this country from the grassroot level a step at a time We have so many problems. All it takes is time. All it takes is TZ My name is Barry Moses or it's by my own social media. We'll be back with some more of social fight Queens Wednesday