Who to hey everybody? We're signing postcards. We thought we'd share our time with you It's the stream and in and So basically these are for the people and I'm gonna say this right now We're gonna get a bunch of people who are gonna email us going Hey, I didn't get a card because you didn't not only maybe didn't add your address to patreon But you have to authorize us to see it and if you didn't do that by December 5th We just couldn't wait around so maybe next time But yeah, we're we're signing the cards and writing little things sometimes I'm writing puns What kind of puns you writing Tom? Well, I just wrote one to someone named whose last name is how and I just wrote and how Oh, that's a good one. Yeah This person's last name is foot so I'm gonna write on the right foot What if they're left-handed? Correct foot, but then that doesn't really fit the Thing yes, so there are there are extra stamps in there. You're right Don't show anybody don't show anything on camera. Make sure to get cards away from the camera. I can see you can see your box Okay, so paranoid about that. No, it's okay Well I Will say These are lovely holiday cards good on you lend Peralta. Oh look at this is PJ C Reese It's fun when I see one that I actually recognize the name Yeah, don't get me wrong you probably won't we won't be online the entire time we're signing the cards Maybe but we thought we'd share some of the time for sure Riverside Yeah Holidays See when I see Riverside, I think of the movie line Riverside mother fingers and Can't really write that on someone's I mean you could Just may or may not understand it now I have no I have no artistic Capability Sam So flower Kind of I'm drawing thank you my link face on this one. So if you get that, you know, that's when it was signed I am trying to think of something to draw that is both Timely and not offensive but also speedy I'm gonna write a different thing on every one pretty much Yeah, Sam Like You know how there's so many streets that are like Casa de fruta Avenue or something and I'm writing Casa de awesome I'm like a heart a tree a flower love Sarah Oh, you're putting love on it. Well, I do love them. Yeah, why not? We're not saying you we're trying to force you in anything Roger. No, Roger. We understand you express your emotions the way I'm gonna write our Pirates on this one and the person will have to figure out why From their address I'm just doing glasses. That seems pretty that seems very author the same one on everything. No Do you want me to know I don't want you to do anything I could say by my book But say something like unique on everyone. Yeah, that's a good rhythm to get into Yeah And if you get happy holidays you rock on a postcard that I signed That just means that I respect you too much to make a pun about Oh That's kind of the only one that I've repeated When I'm just like nothing's coming to me like this one. Happy Wish I had different colored pens now now. I want to like make it like artistic and cool I know right, you know, I was thinking about that Dennis. I keep looking at the stack of cards I Like you want to do all like all this it's like that And we also don't know who we got So if if you're like, wait a minute, why did I get Sarah? Why did I get Roger? Why did I get Tom? One person shouldn't be less than the other change trade with your friends, I guess trade them all This person put their street address and then it says NA. I think they wrote NA in like The field for apartment Oh, got it. You are so applicable Hope I get some of them I uh, I want to I'm just gonna start apologizing every day in advance to the people like wait a minute I didn't get a card and it's because they It was confusing to people This is really Systems of beta and it's meant for people signing up new if you sign up new it's really obvious like hey You're signing up for this thing. Do you want to give them your address here? You go boom So all the new people are gonna get them. It's the people who had to go back in and put the address I think a lot of times put their address for patreon because of GDP are They're not allowed to give us your address Unless you say yes, and also please give it to Okay, I post a link in the post a link and slide Oh, yeah, sure and the discord too This is maybe The worst pun I've made yet. No, I think you have many years left You should see what I am writing to people I mean, I think they'll like it but um Artistic value Pretty low. Yeah, I'm not even trying. I wrote a smiley face on that one That's that's limited edition right there artwork. All right, I'll do some artwork here. What should I write? Give me give me something to write give me something to draw on Joe's Put a cup of coffee cup of coffee What's wrong with coffee?  I Actually my coffee looks pretty good Not that I'm drying it. I am I am doing here. I'll put I'll show you my cheat sheet Oh, I am I am doing eyes and glasses And a little LA That's for the other cards. Oh, okay Well now now it sounds like it sucks because you just like this No, I just was worried that Sarah would get upset because it looks like a Dodgers You know, Roger doesn't know any better What are you grumbling about that's not good enough man, I felt like on Friday I I felt like wow if I actually had a kid and it was worse than this Okay, so this has the Giardia Well, that's do we mention that I mean is that public?  It's like I was I was kind of in it And Tom was like, you know, and maybe It felt like okay, this is just getting sad Yeah, I was like the I Mean the most wonderful part about all of this is that like as soon as we get into this I forget the you know Whatever might have happened earlier. Yeah, but so he's doing better is just yeah, he's doing he's doing real good In fact, he's sleeping right next to me right now. Oh, yeah And honestly, that's That's a totally treatable if disgusting disease, but it's not serious at all. So that's marriage, what? Roger Roger turned into a 1950s stand-up comedian something please take my wife You know what I again not to um, I won't get into any details of where anybody lives But it's so nice to see so many different addresses of just like where people are all over the world. Yeah, yeah I don't know if my particular stack, but Mine is mostly in state Well, the Mine is very much not. Yeah, mine's all over the place. I have a bunch of Californians But I also know what I think in New Zealand and oh, you know what I have to go further in because he grouped them I think by state. Yeah, that makes sense When you sent them to me. Oh, yeah, I'm definitely in the Florida crew love ya Florida you Floridians Florida man You make Florida man awesome It wouldn't be Florida man without you This is somebody whose last name is Lane. So I'm just saying Lane. What an awesome name I'll say Can you tell that other one? How I feel like I might be putting too much like Personal love into each of these because I'm like tax seems just as big as it was at the beginning I don't know. I just I like the idea of somebody getting something that you know Is unique Get my daughter sneeze on all of them there there you go Klai scope of germs No, I won't do that the post office will do that for me Nobody's gonna be able to read my handwriting That's how you know. It's a good signature That's why I'm like I'm just saying love Sarah All right. Give me something else give me something else to try to draw Christmas tree Christmas tree. That's a good one actually I can start Bethlehem No The inside of the National Cathedral Actually, I mean just I could do a star it would be all right, but Christmas tree. I can actually pull off I'd Christmas tree like a pine tree is like that's actually kind of a fun thing to do So now the person who gets the thing that looks vaguely like a Christmas tree will know when I find that one well You're the tops my Postcards have moved into Illinois. I'll just leave it at that. Oh, I'm an Oregon now I'm tempted to write Oregon Trail jokes, but they're all negative Thank you so much for your support I've been right. Thanks for being on our trail. There we go. Oh, that's cute Um Also get your vaccinations Right so you don't get Giardia What's the one you always died from in the game dysentery or something I was worried about. I've got one for a while. You know that I've actually I was too old for that when it came into schools like no way you weren't Cuz I know I mean like they were using them in schools, but by the time I That happened. I was already my senior year in high school Really working trail. I Mean you're not that much older than me, but okay Now what let's do a firework Maybe the schools I went to are a little less affluent and so they couldn't afford it Did you guys have gates? Yes, okay, didn't talented education or as I like to call it. I was in gate and that's where I learned Oregon Trail That was that seems like something that you also would be I've never heard of gate. I don't know what this is Gate is what California? So California is weird in that this the state runs the public school system like instead of just local school boards And so they had a which is weird. It's gate, but it's an it's it's an acronym for gifted and talented education Yep. Oh, that was like Nevada had tag which was talented and gifted I think we just had gifted Basically how like kids got access to computers before everybody else because you were supposedly like the smarter kids Yeah, but you know Just I mean, I guess Exactly like I guess He screws up he's a class cloud and doesn't pay attention Give me something else to draw.  It's the singularity. No, what does it look like?  What kind of a pen is everyone using by the way? I'm currently using a zebra Z grip pen I'm using a Sharpie. I am I wanted a Sharpie But I was afraid I would smudge because I'm left-handed So I'm using well, and I'm already smudging a little bit because that's how it works with pens but just a just a very simple ballpoint I Do I apologize if I'm making a pun on your Street and it doesn't make sense to you because you're like that doesn't mean anything to my street So I was thinking after this I don't know what y'all are doing the rest of this wonderful Sunday But I was gonna get a deep dish pizza. Oh my gosh, and and get on the couch and just watch a movie We Actually did a similar thing last night, although what we did was we made instant pot spaghetti Which was really good. What makes it instant pot or is that the yeah, like what's what are the details of this? We used an instant pot, you know the thing called in there's a thing called an instant pot Like that's its name. Is it like a crock-pot? You guys know, okay? I'm late to the instant pot game So I just assumed everyone else. I'm later. Okay. Yeah So it is a crock-pot pressure cooker Slow cooker all in one and it's is it bluetooth enabled? Can you please Spotify through no it has an app. Yeah, so I think I think it is Because I think I know what you're talking about now because The cool thing about it is you can pretty much do almost everything you need to do for your meal in that pot And it cooks things really fast because it's a pressure cooker So for instance making the spaghetti sauce I sauteed in the pot And then once I was done sauteing then I could put in the tomato sauce put it on the pressure cooker instead of cooking it On the stove for an hour and a half it cooked in 15 minutes, and it was really good And then you put spaghetti in there or you just made the sauce Yeah, the the pasta we made separately, you know on the burner I want to do the ones where the ads where they just throw in frozen stuff And then they walk away and talk about how awesome this thing is and then they pull up like a complete meal. Yeah I mean you can do that with the right ingredients. I think I'm into Idaho now Oh, Honolulu. I got Canada This is kind of fun.  Oh And what I know I had seen it before and I mean I've heard across the board that it's like Best picture and not even a conversation So good so good I it's intense, but yeah amazing I have a scale. I don't know if you guys are familiar with my movie rating scale So, I mean remind us top of the line is mind blowing Almost no movies get that Then amazing like like give me an example of a movie that did get that I don't I can't I can't think of one It would have to be a movie where I just come out of the movie with my jaw dropped Like probably when I saw pulp fiction when it was new I would have called it mind blowing although today It's a little yeah, okay got it at the time when I was in my mid 20s and I was like, yeah So then amazing is the is like I give to very few movies. That's the like that was amazing Then there's a great which is what a lot of movies get from me like that was great Then there's good, which is the the last of the positive Like oh that movie is good. I got you know, maybe a few complaints here and there then there's fine Which I give to a lot of movies like this fine. It's actually the first of the negative, but it sounds kind of positive then there's bad Then awful And then walked out. Why are there so many tom? Because these are just natural I mean why not like just be like abcd Because these are natural reactions. Okay, so I don't because what happened problem is when you give numbers or abcds um Hold on. I have to figure out what to say to this person You rock Thank you Sorry in advance for the really bad star that I just drew on your postcard Person that shall not be named This is actually pretty fun. I have to be honest I think I'm just getting high off the marker fumes Oh Sri Lanka Oh, I got a um, I got a Tasmania just now. Wow It's Australia, but not quite Anyway, the reason they're eight is because when you do when you do normal rankings You end up just giving it all movies the same thing like everybody gets an a or everybody gets a seven out of 10, right? So these were like my natural reactions than like one out of five I started to Categorize my natural reactions like my emotions would literally say that was good Versus that that was great versus that was amazing. And so I just was like, okay, well these These fall into a scale that's one to eight But but I actually distribute them so a lot of movies get fine good and great that seems to be where I cluster my scores But everyone's while there's a bad everyone's while there's amazing I've only ever walked out of one movie in my life I walked out of the movie Yep What was the oh, okay. Let's talk about it Walked out of what movie and and and what was it? I think it was uh Before the sunrise What yeah before sunrise you walked out of that movie. Yeah, I just didn't really care I was like, why am I in this? Are you um at all sort of inside? I mean that would be my that would be my first question, but like All right, like the whole series you're not you don't find Adorable It actually doesn't seem like anything you would find adorable, but like you can't walk out of a forced sunrise I mean you did okay.  Um That they play every year at the holidays Love actually Oh I hate that movie. It's not funny or cute. I'm sorry But people love it like to the point where like I'm like something is wrong with me. I just don't like it Which movie? Love actually I'm I will now sign the next 20 postcards. Love actually Then why I believe my signature is changing as I keep saying I hit my international I've got India and Israel here then Ireland. I'm in the eye. You got all the eyes. Yeah, I'm going backwards because I just had Japan I'm still in australia Which says a lot for you ozzy's. Thanks for all the support There are a lot of you See, this is why politicians campaign in person. I see I went to australia earlier this year and now we've got all this australian's love Yeah, but your campaigning prison Roger It's not what I said at all.  All right, everybody calm down We got postcards to sign Love actually You love actually Sarah all right, uh So Who I've got a few irons Give me another give me another art Um What about a dog?  Okay All right, my apologies to the person and the nation of Ireland For this dog, you know, we've always been persecuted Love Sarah wait, that's what you wrote. Oh, no That would be funny that you you'd really have to be part of the stream to you know find that at all um endearing And I assume that a lot of these people will miss this stream. So yeah trying to get another lane lane What a great name Are they from irs? No, these from japan in this case I want to know you By the first name it seems like they are not in fact japanese, but also by the last name, I suppose. Well, yeah Yeah Well, I am in I'm I've been straight up in milbourne, australia for a while now I keep bouncing around between ireland, japan and israel um this Further serves um Our conversation the other day that like because no one ever writes anything anymore My penmanship is Piss poor my penmanship is improving as I get through the stack Because I'm like getting back into practice Yeah, I feel like my like Trees are getting less horrendous. Well, this one's going to the north pole What? Oh santa likes the show. That's cool or rutanay British columbia we have descended into canada Vegemite forever In new york state, I've got a bunch of australians now Do I have any international? Calgary You know everything I have is Jersey. Oh don't sound so disappointed I feel like I That No, no, it's awesome. It's awesome No, no really really it's awesome I'm not lying Sorry for the next uh group of folks in canada who get really bad smiley faces from me I'm gonna apologize right now for writing good on your mate To someone in australia, but there you go. That's what that's what you got I mean, it's This is actually I mean, I know that we have all this information already, but it's such a good Um reminder of how global the audience is. Yeah, it really is. Yeah That was actually really fun That was one of the coolest things about uh Working at tech tv was realizing how far the audience actually was totally Turn it down to bago well, we used to get uh A lot well at least for call for help a lot of the emails emails we got Uh, we're from the middle east Latin america like south america As well as southeast asia Well, when I say turn it down to bago like on the screensavers a lot of our Help questions were from that region And I remember because I said on air at some point like trend dad and to bago and someone was like no It's to bago. Just so you know, yeah, and there were so many of you know, I was like, okay. Thank you. That was actually um, it was a good reminder that um, you know It's a global world out there Now we're getting into some british columbia. I've never even heard of before I think the cool real nice up there I think the coolest email we got was uh from pakistan And the guy telling us like, you know, when the your show's on everyone in our immediate village Like goes to this one guy's house because he has satellite tv That's amazing for a call for helpers screensavers. Well both shows who's saying like, you know, that's how they learned about computers Now I got one that says chang what and so I wrote chang. What a great name. Yeah You didn't make like a sober joke roger, please Uh be be your your card will be in the mail soon All right, uh time for another art challenge, what should I draw? Uh the pyramids of geese Fine You want a challenge you want to draw a circle there a dog the pyramids of geese I'm just drawing faces on different geometric shapes I've started drawing cats pyramids of Geese I'm gonna draw it too That's not gonna be good at two brute Is it that a cologne at two for the ides of march Someone who's last i'm in new york now. I'm in new york back in the states I wrote hues our favorite you um That is adorable Adorable is a word Yeah, there are a lot of australia and then it goes right into austria Huh Interesting, uh, it's probably alphabetical Yeah, yeah, I'm definitely in my international section here Had a few uh military post postal addresses too. Oh cool I hadn't gotten any of those Uh, uh winnipeg. Okay, winter peg as they call it Because it's always winter in winnipeg. Yeah, it's cold in manitoba um Winnipeg manitoba. All right Good stuff. I know my provinces You do I mean as far as canada has gone I have only been to vancouver and toronto. I have a lot of canada yet to explore And I will get in there Although I want to I would like to visit, uh, montreal and uh, me too I have heard only wonderful things about me in the atlantic provinces Just a quick drive-through Um, you know amber mccarthur is from prince edward island. Yeah Which is you know to me that sounds like the most exotic thing ever it is. That's where and of green gables That's where it took place, but they actually shot it on They probably shot in uh new brunswick or labrador It wasn't new brunswick it was Same idea a newfoundland a newfoundland No, no, no, no not that far up. Um I have to look at it. Do they put did they shoot in in ontario like up Singapore Singapore shoot it in singapore Um When the um, I wrote crazy. Thank yous on the singapore one because of crazy rich asians There you go Well, you get a treat erin Oh toronto wonderful town sweden Camilla says hello the ship she lives in malton Yeah, you might as well say patrick says hello, so he's closer um I used to work with a guy who grew up in malta. Um and It sounded quite lovely. I've been to malta I think you told me that it was it was nice some points. Yeah, I mean, what's not to like I was there for a Italy Yeah Yeah, I know I need something else to draw here Draw a heart I've been doing that. Oh Draw a broken heart No Merry christmas draw a present a squirt, you know, okay. Okay. I can do that package present Do a little like like three-dimensional type thing okay Use them for shortening That's one thing I remember from our class for shortening You're talking about herms that old class No, it was uh, when I took when I when I had a graphic arts major I took a couple art classes and um Yeah, we talked all about for short and perspective when we got into perspective vanishing point Romania I went to class with a guy from romania It was very he was very adamant that volswagons were the best built cars on the planet Um Did he work for vw or Uh, I don't know. I don't think so. He was just talking about it. Like how are you adamant about that? Well, he was just saying volswagons this volswagons that it's like, yeah, okay My dad had a volswag and I remember with chevin quartz of oil into it every other weekend This car was not designed for your planet. Um, I'm back domestic now.  I've never seen I've never seen uh, you've got all the stuff. You're probably there like An hour earlier than you would be normally like there's you know, there's lots of stuff to buy and you know You'd be free the the food seems to be better Food options certainly are um, but you know, I think of the international terminal lex. I think part of it is just because um Domestic terminals are just kind of tree like bus stations is like you're in and out Right. Give you the bare minimum New jersey. Woo-hoo a state. I'm connected with exotic Exotic jersey Are you guys all up to date on the latest season of jerseys to where the reunion? Of course, I'm not sorry I know I mean, it's It's not something I would really recommend To either of you, but it's you know, my life blood I remember when I said my handwriting was getting better. I think it's getting worse again. Yeah, my mind's Sorry in advance everybody No, so like I mean, are they are they like there have always been adults But are they more adult and have kids and stuff and like settle down? I mean, they're older and some of them do have kids. Yes. Um It's just It's just one of those reality shows But I also like flora brama. Sure. So, you know Okay, you Erwin gets a flower All right, what's my next art challenge? Have you drawn flowers? That seems like it was fresh on your mind. All right. Sure. Yeah, I can do something. I mean, I was literally in the in drawing a flower I could do a recognizable flower You can tell it's a flower. Yeah Add a couple leaves on there in a stem. Oh, yeah, I can do a leaf. Yeah Sorry, William You get the flower the only thing you never Sorry, marten never tried when I was in New Jersey No, they think of I would like to eat it once is tailored ham. It just was Oh puns on people's towns Hey, I actually know where this address is because it's pretty near scott johnson How about that scott johnson, huh? Oh, Nevada North Carolina Kansas Where are my exotic locals? They're all exotic Miss wagua. All right, missis saga missis saga Ontario Oh another one near scott I'm writing tell scott johnson high and they're probably like, yeah, like I ever see that Okay Thanks for the action item postcard, tom I'll add it to my task list Right now I'm out of New Jersey Nevada I'm now in Stitzville, Ontario I'm in Virginia I'm in Virginia I hardly knew you made Virginia Oh, I hate that. So me too. I hate it. Don't sing it. It looks like someone Virginia is for lovers of dts Although I do like drops of jupiter by the same band I love that song I know it's real corny, but yes, I do. It's very catchy and adorable It's like a it's like a it's a little local back when it was in San Francisco. It's the San Francisco Yeah, I it always makes me think of that era when it was out and we Eileen and I used to drive in detectv together And that song was new on the radio Damn it.  Yeah train is rain is from the bay area. Yeah, they're from San Francisco Wow, I didn't know that You should write that in your next card fya or fyi train. I'm going to uh, you person from woodbridge, ontario train is from San Francisco Oh Love Sarah I just wrote to somebody named justin just in time to say thanks Oh, that's good Oh, Milwaukee. All right What made the Milwaukee famous is you you you did Mercer island, Washington We're all over the place now. I'm actually getting to the bottom of my the first two of my stacks. I don't know about you guys Yeah, I'm in my second stack Well, because I actually started before you so I'm I'm still I'm only I'm not even halfway through my Tell me all right Raphael gets another art challenge for me. What should I draw for Raphael? Pringles a can of Pringles No No, nothing that's you know, they should pay us Uh, how about What about um I don't know Tom you what's your favorite food? Hmm, what is my favorite food? I like so many it's hard to choose I mean you like a good sandwich. I do probably isn't that fun to draw pie Hi, there you go. Hi. All right. Oh pie. Yeah, this is not gonna be fun All right, I'm gonna draw a slice of pie as well. I'm gonna draw the full pie Because the full pie I can make a decent like, you know, oh that must be the crust And I could Take a slice out of it. So it's like oh, that must be a pie that he's drawing My pie looks like just a triangular man smiling I'm gonna work on this for the next few rod in Ritzville, Washington, this one's for you I wrote the word pie next to it just in case there was any confusion Now I know why they use low fume sharpies I mean if there are low fume options, why would there be high fume ones? Because they're more expensive, I guess Okay, some people enjoy the fumes. I don't well, I mean like That's not like a thing people enjoy If you enjoy the fumes So different conversation. Well in junior high, there was one girl that enjoyed the fumes Well, I mean one of the best episodes of Of Intervention was the girl who was just huffing Computer dust When I say best, I mean I wish her well But but it was yeah It's nothing can top that Madison, Wisconsin Said somebody from Plano, Texas. So I wrote you are more than a Plano listener I'm I'm doing I'm doing no puns. I'm just drawing shapes. Oh, I've like 40 puns. Yeah, signing my name um, okay If you're from Waukesha, Wisconsin, what do you think you'd want me to draw? Cheese cheese, okay Triangle because no one in Wisconsin gets tired of being talked about in relation to cheese um A cheesehead I'm actually not at all. But you know what? For the holidays I am I'm with you Matt I don't know half of these even make any sense Probably the best ones are all right when I just write. Thanks bob I mean his name is Yeah, the first name is like it Yeah, I'm just gonna get these zip codes some states have fewer numbers than others What? No, they always have five. No, no like some of these only have four digits Uh, that's the typo on the person who entered there. Yeah, it has to be five No, because everyone from the same state also has the same number of digits I don't think that's I think that's a problem sounds like a software issue to If I didn't write upon and I just wrote yay and your name that means you're special Yeah It's like we've gone into like just like bff mode at that point We don't need words anymore. No. Oh, I see why Why Yeah, they can do it in that state. That's fine This is not a typo Okay, that's good. So it'll get there. Yeah Yeah All right I was about to ask for an art challenge, but then I thought of an amazing pun on this person's Ooh, West Virginia. Okay Wild West Virginia Take me home country road Right, what's my what's my art challenge? Len Peralta You're all Len Peralta. All right Oh god I just signed this one sarah lane even though I've signed Zero of them sarah lanes before so daniel Oh, you've got my official signature Someone his last name was ross and I really was people trying not to write a ross dress for less Related pun. So you try to and you but you failed and you did no, no I just wrote thanks first name Which I feel was better I mean, I love a good ross dress for less I do too. I actually like burlington coat factory better because we seem to get a larger selection but For guys stuff and and we've talked about this. I know we have Um, because this is the sort of thing that we talk about Like that it's called the coat factory, but it has Lots of clothes and even food Is very confusing to me. Yes Food in the way that like they used to sell those Popcorn when you're you know at the register, but like that's just like it's a coat Store, right? Why is it called the burlington coat factory if it sells so many other things? I think they're selling themselves short why is canadian tire basically Like a walmart mission creep. It's they started as Whatever they're called and then they started adding other things because they were like, oh, yeah We could also sell this and we could also sell that and then eventually they had all that stuff But they hadn't changed their name kind of like when sci-fi was showing wrestling Yeah, they were just trying to flesh out the uh the evening The best soy latte that you ever had I wonder what I'm gonna um I'm gonna watch some uh 90s era music videos when we're done. I'm feeling it now Third eye blind uh that one video actually shot behind the old revision three offices That one. Yeah packed and I'm holding. Yeah, uh, I I'm not surprised I mean wasn't like that Area was a hubbub of anything besides the fact that our Company was there Well, we're at and we're almost at an hour Um, I still got a few more to go I said, are you really almost done with your second set? Oh I mean my second set has yet to be opened. Oh, I'm almost done with my first set Yeah, I'm uh, I'm not even almost done with that. I still I have I have a little lesson half to go through. I've got I don't know how many I've got I've got two hands width of height. I'm cruising along here I want something else north alboro massachusetts Hello The reason I say that is I I said we didn't we didn't necessarily have to stream for the entire No, I mean that would be I mean for me But this rate more than an hour from now I mean, I'll do it We're doing it These are real nice postcards though. I'm excited for everybody to see them. Yeah, me too. Yeah I loved third eye blind I mean that album it was hit after hit Wish you would step outside. Let's live my friend. I loved that song Were you a fan of the goo goo dolls too? Not as much But same idea Semi-sonic there is a band that I could have lived without What what was their big hit? I remember the name closing time.  Oh Yep, maybe closing time. Yeah Closing time. I just never liked it Um, did you like I mean there there was a period of time when there were a lot of uh What'd you call it like bands like um Some 31 College punk I mean That was a little after my time actually I know who that is but I don't I don't know their music that much Who was the band who sang? Oh jimmy, it's world I liked them even though I felt like I was a little too old for them I liked them. Why would you be too old for them? I love that song. Yeah, it's a great song. Um, I don't know I was just like I was sort of out of high school and it seemed like it was talking to a younger girl than me But um, oh, I see. Yeah very catchy. I never felt it applied to me, but I still love right I used to sing it to jango actually Really? Yeah When she was just like going through some things. Yeah, that girl that girl went through a lot of medical issues in her life True. Yeah, she had so many so many things Poor jango She was also like I mean she was such a like Big strong lady Yeah, she was I mean as far as like toughed it out Oh, man, we had a breakthrough today. It was I was jogging with ray the dog and uh, We passed a dog and so I was looking down waiting for her to start reacting so I could go through my regular training regimen Didn't even look just kept looking straight ahead It's amazing Oh I can't win from fargo I'm in minnesota as well. I'm in tennessee fargo to north dakota. Oh north dakota um well Yeah fargo's right by minnesota though, so we're at the top of the country All right art challenge for larry larry's gonna get an art challenge Um A jack-o-lantern Not exactly seasonal, but all right. I don't think I pull that off I I just saw this on my desk. So I just figured I just wrote roger's idea next to it It's right. That's what my dad does my son's idea even if it's not Isn't that isn't that why you write someone else's idea to deflect No, I put it there if they're like, why did you write a jack-o-lantern? I'm looking for deeper meaning and I'll just put no it was roger's idea. He told me to All right Wait deeper meaning are we supposed to put like weird hidden No, it's just like Dan probably if someone gets a postcard with a jack-o-lantern written on it They're gonna naturally wonder like why is there a jack-o-lantern on here? But what is the meaning of this? What if I just wrote behind you? I've definitely written a couple things where I'm like, I hope you think this is funny Not really strange I'll make it myself laugh Someone whose name has the word boots in it. So I wrote these boots are made for awesome I see we did there Figure in all caps. Thanks usually makes anything. Okay. That's That's my approach What about thx? Oh, yeah That's what you're getting person in winnetka Winnetka, I know when that goes I think I'm getting punchy I'm just getting high from What makes you guys feel like you're not, you know doing like a normal sunday activity Somebody had dexter in the name of their street. And so I wrote dexter has a code Imagine just not knowing, you know anything about the show and be like Hmm What What's this? You know, I never watched dexter I know people like it. I watched a little of it Eileen watched it from beginning to end and I caught episodes along the way. I never watched all of it though Rose boo Kelly What up Colorado Which way we get our water? Here should Trenton Ryan or Josiah get the next art challenge from me Um, uh, sure uh Josiah Josiah Josiah wins I'm going to draw the moon Pittsburgh pa What a brian Your support makes dts awesome Oh, that's nice They're not even markers where I guess they're I know that's a I have the windows open and everything after this is done. I'm gonna nuke myself scrambled eggs from a giant carton of Where they call it when it's just a yoke just uh Just the yolks.  You should just eat the whole egg I Say a lot You should eat margin don't eat margin. Yeah, I don't think anybody's now coming back on the margarine thing We've we've established the margin He's just an example of the flip-flop where he used to be like, oh, you should eat butter eat margarine now It's like, oh don't eat margarine right um, I I love a good egg yolk I mean the idea of eating egg whites only For health reasons great go for it But it would it would make the egg experience half as fun for me Well, but no, they're seriously saying like just eating egg whites is not really give you the healthy Like anything out on a bunch of things now But just like if somebody wanted to for whatever health reasons, you know, I I just I I wouldn't think it would taste that good. Well, I yeah Makes it good. We're both saying different things I'm saying there's not the health reasons don't seem to be there anymore Well, so no no, so this is the thing with egg whites. You still get the protein although slightly less than the whole egg But you miss out on all the vitamins. Yeah Look, I am You know, what's weird is cholesterol actually isn't bad for you. You need it right That's the other thing is they're finding it doesn't really the cholesterol and eggs doesn't really correlate to heart disease Cholesterol doesn't give you cholesterol depends on your person I used to have a roommate back in the day. Um Many years ago. In fact, pre-tech tv um, and she was a healthy thin Um, beautiful girl with a very high cholesterol It was just something that ran in her family. And so she had to like Have like a very strict diet to keep from giving herself a heart attack That is my dad. My dad has naturally high cholesterol.  Uh, I think we could we could probably wrap up the stream and we'll promise to continue signing and finish them all Yes, this is all the rest that I have it's about I'm two thirds in Well, I mean We have to sign them anyway, right Let's go another 15 minutes. See where we are. Okay And if uh, you as a viewer want to stop that's fine No, it isn't If you go anywhere, if you don't watch your card, you're signed You're not getting your card. That's right.  He says I can't read or write I'm no help at all, but I'll Just sit here by you snoozing We're running out of things to say on the stream and we're buckling down now.  I gotta draw roger. So it's just Len with glasses. Yeah, I know roger started it roger's like draw Len like how does that even like I wouldn't even know I've draw I've I've drawn some like happy pieces They usually have whiskers on them But I wouldn't know how to draw either of you So these are just stick figures Yeah Englewood. All right Now we're in the head Good work Home of the Los Angeles Rams You know I haven't really been watching the NFL this season. I have to be honest. Mm-hmm Just kind of not interested. I've had it on in the background a few times, but I haven't been really Yeah, I do the same thing Yeah, like on a sunday. I'd be like, oh, yay football I was really into it this season ooh James Sunnyvale we're real getting close now Okay, I'm on my last one Final art challenge the very last card that I'm signing Draw yourself This is basically Len and roger without glasses, but a beard Down to the wire here No, I yeah, I It's probably I never had the chat room up or the discord or anything I had discord up I am I am only a quarter of the way through of my cards Jv suggested we make each part card part of a large message And only when all the cards are put together would you get the proper message? That seems like a good use of time The regarding with the dog that I drew on the irish card. Why did ace detect draw a goat on my car? Good day instant pot. That's an interesting better than good day neti pot People still do this Yeah It's really helpful for a lot of people I Don't I just remember those kinds of allergies. Thank you. Thank goodness But I know a lot of people who do the brain amoeba thing that got through through neti pot or something Is anything going on in chat? I'm just looking at discord. I don't see anybody in irc though I mean there are some people in there, but they don't seem to be chatting at the moment, which is fine Missouri, I'm in Missouri now. I never got a Missouri one. Interestingly I'm in st abrams vermont as it were Yeah, I'm all over the all over this old continent of ours Now the thing is the the post box near my house Isn't the kind where you pull the lever down or I could just drop these all in there It's single slot So I'd have to put them in like, you know five at a time So I think I'm just going to drive these to the air to the airport To the post office and uh and just dump them in the In the box there Yeah, I have to send somebody some something. Um, and I have a post office pretty close to me. Yeah post office Oh my gosh, I should I should post my instagram. Uh, I found two smart scooters near me today They arrived, you know, what's so funny? I found some in my neighborhood as well Gotta kill them in the nest It was just weird. I was like Who's this for where to come from it seemed so like far out of like the you know, the natural loop that they're all in Michigan It's the mit It's the are it's it's the Yeah, where do you where do you live? Where do you live? Yeah spend a summer in Ann Arbor The cold summer you ever spent it was really boring because I was in third grade not much going on Oh, that's right. We've heard this story. Yeah, Ann Arbor is uh Michigan state or university of michigan's one of the two. It's university of michigan. Okay. Yeah lands east lansing is michigan's east lansing. Yes Correct. I um I have friends who have gone to both and I've heard very nice things about both towns. I have been to both campuses Yeah, I actually really liked michigan state when I was there a long time ago You know, is that the wolverines or no, they're the uh spartans wolverines are michigan and arbor Which is annoying because you're like which michigan and people are like University of michigan, you're like i'm from california. You have to be more specific Well, if I say illinois, you don't ask me which illinois even though there is an illinois state Um, I don't because I know better but I secretly wonder Oh beatmaster says there were people in irc.  I am a very big fan Actually, I have a um a really good friend that I grew up with Whose mom was a ballet teacher taught a lot of kids in town um, and she has gone on to um Open a ballet Slash modern dance studio. Um in detroit I don't know Her house looks really cool. It seems like Whole place tonight Who was that What was what me yawning? It just sounded yeah, like that was just me. Yeah, i'm okay Farmedale michigan I've actually been there too weird.  I don't creep. Ah, is that where they make cereal?  Minnesota like I know if you're from the area or you know, you're From the I don't know a school that plays that school in sports that you follow like it's all very clear But it has always been um A lot of it, you know, like the university of Ohio the Ohio State University Yeah, exactly. Like I'm like, why do you have to say it that way and everyone's like They're the worst but if you go there, that's what you do We always said you have I regarding University of Illinois And if you said that you met University of Illinois or Banna champagne and everyone in Illinois knows that And most people in indiana know that because indiana university is i you not u of i even though it's the University of indiana, right? Right, right, right. Yeah, it's and so the first time I sold somebody like, oh, yeah, I went to u of i and they're like Which one? I'm like, let me talk about And I realized oh if you're not actually from that area You call it Illinois Not u of i which was always great to me. Well, um, good friend of mine. Um, who Well, I think we all worked with in some capacity. Um, he went to Can the University of Kansas, which is k u Yeah, and there was like a k u bar in the marina neighborhood of san francisco even And I was always like hey, k is like meaningless to me Like what state are we talking about what university are we talking about and he was like No, no, no, no, no, no if you went there, that's just what it is. There's no other k u Well, there's k s. Kansas state But but but k u Yeah, but I you know, I can't can talk about it and he was like, um, we're the ones he'd be laughing at you Actually, Kentucky is uk Not the united kingdom Yeah, they used to throw me off like uk you take what this word? Oh, you know what I get ducky Well, I'm so glad to see people hanging out in the discord and in chat Why don't we do this today? That's very nice some of you I I actually wrote the postcard to at least one of you two of you actually three three ha ha I'm looking at the right side not people talking the three people I wrote cards to are not talking not talking a keeping a secret a All right, we're almost to 130 All right. I mean we we can we can go about our biz. I mean I'm I'm I'm in the homestretch, but it's still gonna be probably another 10 minutes or so Well, let's go let's go 10 more minutes.  Yeah Triangles with faces on them Roger's not getting high on the fumes But yet not yet. Are you still you're not using the sharpie? Are you yep? Oh, you are well, that's probably another when you're high You don't know though No, I get lightheaded Who says um, you know, we were talking about um sugar Serials alternates the other day like oh, yeah, that's sugar. Is it stevia or whatever? Um Aspartame I've always been allergic to like I can't I can't really chew gum anymore because gum almost always has aspartame in it now and it gives me a terrible migraine Nothing else does. No, it don't when you show up you say I came here to chew gum or fight and I'm allergic to aspartame That's right. Yeah But yeah, no, I mean like the There are a lot of I don't know chemical Alternatives that are supposed to be better for us that don't bother me, but if something has aspartame in it I mean, I'm not going to die or anything, but I will feel horrible After having it and it's almost always in gum Bowie maryland Uh, I just listened to that david bowie big cross be uh peace on earth little drummer boy song this morning Did you mm-hmm? What's your guys's favorite holiday song if you have Hmm I have such a hard time picking favorites these days. I know I know that's kind of a silly question It also depends like I really like uh simply having a wonderful christmas time That horrible palma card. I love it. I can't stand it. I think it's great. We want to go see it's very polarizing Yeah, yeah, uh, and I know that I know like and I could see why people think it's horrible. Believe me I don't I don't like it or hate it my favorite christmas album is probably Frank Sinatra's christmas album like uh, huh top top to bottom love every song on it. Yeah My favorite christmas song would have to be the classic uh have yourself By whom though any of them. I just like that song you just like it. It's I don't have a you like the original Uh, the original one was it being from meet me and st. Louis I don't think I've actually heard that one That's that's where it came from and it's funny rotten tomatoes put out their top 50 christmas movies and meet me in st Louis is number two and a lot of people are like, that's not a christmas movie Horrible like this list is awful. And the fact is like One of the greatest christmas songs of all time came from that movie. So I get why they included it See, I like like it's weird. Um, I don't uh, I'm not much of a church girl, but I like old traditional Way to major We're even like the herald angels singing herald. Yeah, I like that stuff and I remember all that for mass I was also in choir. So a lot of those songs. Yeah, I'm tired. Oh, we sing those songs in church I sang it at mass I remember my dad who was baptist going to the catholic church with us And we sang away in a manger And afterwards he was all He was all like, you know, martin luther wrote that song I'm like, uh-huh and I think the catholic church got over its problems martin luther along a few hundred years ago right Shall we pick apart the baptist faith? I think they dropped that grudge finally Take your stack of your documents and nail it on someone else's door Yeah, I think it's her the herald angel sing. I mean that always is You know, like it's like energetic Join the triumph of this Joy to the world if we're talking about the traditional Sure the faves and and in that respect, uh, the we had an eight track of the west minster cathedral singing Like the west minster cathedral choir singing, you know, the great traditional christmas songs and I loved that album When I was a kid, I know, you know, I should look up and see if you can actually Still get that on google music um who was There was an album manheim steamroller uh, yeah My parents went through a manheim um era Let's call it three christmas isn't a row I was into it as well. I think my parents had the manheim steamroller one, too It was fun We had a set of eight track tapes that I used to listen to every christmas. It was uh, Mickey's christmas carol, which was like a spoken word Retailing of the christmas carol with all the disney characters in it Like i'm scrooge mcduck as scrooge for reasons Then there was west minster cathedral andre costelanis um frank sanatra I'm trying to remember what the other ones were But they were they were we would just my sister and I would just like pop them in one after the other Oh the soundtrack from the scrooge Not the bill Murray one the the like the musical my mom loved that What is the non bill Murray one?  I think it was london So whatever soho, but yeah same idea My last postcard goes to somebody in mount airy maryland All right, I gotta do these i'm owned to it. Yeah Well a dust day fee dailess everyone Mm-hmm. That's oh come all you faithful. So it's not really a proper goodbye, but um sit under the mistletoe. Yeah, happy holidays y'all Thanks Oh, we got a hurt hand That was a lot. Hope the folks again. These really enjoy them.  Yeah, you're bleeding the blood of the left-hander Amazing Yeah, Roger. You'll have to end the broadcast. Yes, sir Thank you for supporting the show and thank you for watching Bye


Being open with my friends, it's, uh, thinking about that. I guess I can't really have much of an opinion since it just comes naturally, so it's not necessarily that I'm just naturally open to everything and everyone. So I guess there's, I can't get much opinion because that's just how I live my life. Well, I guess for my school, it's pretty small, so it's kind of hard. I mean, it's actually pretty easy to figure out whether or not if somebody's going to be dangerous to the LGBT community since you could probably hear them from through the walls, outside classrooms, but I think just the best thing would be being there for anyone that they think is going through a hard time. What point in my life did I realize that I was clear? Hmm. Birth. I've kind of just always kind of up and down, figuring things out, but once I really just was amongst a lot of the people that were like me being kind of weird myself and I realized, you know, I belong with these people and this is who I am. And I like being this way. That's like asking, I don't know, like what my favorite food or air particle or oxygen. I like a lot of movies I can go a list on forever, but I guess right now I really, really love Frozen because it really just took the newest, the whole princess and queen and just, it went from hey look true love, let's get married right away to let's think about sister love and it really, it really touched me because I have a half sister and like we watched the movie together and we started crying at the end when the younger sister saved the older sister and we were just hugging and crying in the middle of the theater and her daughter was looking at us like why are you guys crying so much? My favorite color is, my favorite color has changed a lot throughout the years. It's gone from blue to yellow to red to, I should just say that my favorite color is the rainbow because I like all the colors because it just, I just enjoy colors and I like using colors and everything.


And this is the Red Room team, and I'm really happy that we get to live here because previously we met at the diagonal part of the exhibition, and I'm really happy to see that there's opportunities for both the CSR site of my work as well as possibly a bridge to the minister of education and minister of labor when it comes to supporting our workforce and further lowering our employment rate, which are very important national policies, keep it well under 4% and things like that. And if you just walk in, there was a CSR event just then with the impact of Taipei, and I think care for it, about like sustainable food use, and I think they just gave out some awards to the innovations from the MPOs and social entrepreneurs that maximizes the use, so to further both the 100 but also responsible and that is one good case of CSR, and this is the venue that we run. A lot of CSR events like these, so which one do you like to register? Namibian, would you like to start? Sure. So it's the first time we meet, and I'm going to introduce my helpers a little bit. I'm Red Room, new program coordinator, before that I was Mana, joined here 3 months ago. Basically Red Room, I know you were here last time, and we're facing, so Red Room is a nonprofit organization, and we do a lot of events. We have different programs, we have musical performance, we also have awareness program, vision dialogue, we try to educate the people, we try to gather the people, locals, foreigners, and there's a lot of great people coming in that place. But so far we're facing an issue where we have been asked to move space because there's a new plan for the Air Force area and all this area. We had the first meeting with Sea Lab people and construction head of construction people here, and it was in August 23rd, and they told us that by the end of the year we'll have to find a new location and empty the space for them to be able to rearrange the space and just reorganize it. For other artists, or maybe they will send a call out for artists, we don't know yet, but it was with WOMA and other volunteers pending, and so that's what we've been told. So far we kept running all the events we have, because we haven't scheduled a lot of events until December, and we are right now in the process of looking for new space and eventually finding other collaborations and other open doors for Red Room because we're celebrating also our 10-year anniversary in 10 days. Wow. Yeah, this is the 70th anniversary. Wow, it's awesome. So please join us, bring your friends, bring people, if you could join us, it's a whole weekend celebration, November 16th and 17th, and we hope that this will be not the end of Red Room, but just a continuous new beginning. We'll just take this as a new adventure, but we'll also need some help, because we have a great service to provide and we have people that support us, most of the people that have been our volunteers, and there's a lot of programs for Taiwanese. We want more Taiwanese people to come. What's about programs are bilingual, Chinese and English. We tend to do that as much as we can. Sometimes it's only English, but it's usually, sometimes it's only art class, so it's fine actually. People can practice the English, but if it's some like visual dialects or exhibitions, we tend to translate everything in Chinese, make sure that it's Taiwanese for me. So yeah, that's what I wanted to bring up. So about this, let's just call it a kind of doorway from a Red Room to a new Red Room. Yeah. A new room. So is there a potential like new rooms, venues that you've already... So we've been in contact with the new Taipei City Government because we went to some panel discussion and we were great to meet... What was her name? Chin Yu. Chin Yu, yeah, and she was just amazing. She wanted to support us and so she put us in contact with some of her colleagues who are in charge of locations and venues and some areas in new Taipei City, which we were happy to try and see what we have. We just wanted to be like closer and more access to people and we visited some. One was just not the size we need because we need actually bigger size. It was a small house and needed a lot of renovation that we are not able to afford because it's too much money and the other one was just actually not able to be used because they wanted also to do some cultural space but they were happy to help and we were also in contact with another person that gave us some contact info that we... And Christiana had me to contact it because my Chinese is not so good. But yeah, so we have some... We started some and so far there's not like a concrete solution or a place that we kind of imagine ourselves as a new home. But Roma has looked also for new places too much for collaboration and maybe we can start from that after December and probably it would be that if we have no other options. So MRT is obviously important. Yeah. But the MRT technically runs all the way through the airport. Right, yeah. Yeah, it's true. So it crosses three municipalities. So there's actually quite a few near the MRT places, not only in Linko, which is where most of the inhabitants of this space before it became Social Information Lab, it was the app lab or something like that. And many of them are now in Linko because Linko is much larger. It has good facilities and they invited Amazon, Microsoft and so on. If you're pulling apps, you'd rather be closer to these folks rather than to us. And so, I mean, they're still developing their code not yet at a stage where they can demonstrate social impact. So Linko is for that. But Linko, as I understand for you, because there's a lot of performances and a large exhibition and so on. So Linko is more constrained in individual spaces. Although it also has a good property in the sense that it's a real property that you can actually live in it. Because it started as an athlete's living quarters. And so for international visiting artists, there's like ready rooms for you to live in. And as Linko, although you may not sit your social gathering purposes perfectly, you may actually work somewhere for the living apart and you don't have to renovate that. That's within renovation. But along the MRT to Taoyuan, there are more spaces. And the closer you get to the airport, of course the larger the spaces get. But also, it means that you have to really rely on mostly the Taoyuan line of the MRT which I'm not sure whether you're ready to. Yeah. Maybe too far. Well, I wouldn't close any doors right now. At this point, we'd say we've put in ten years. We've been very fortunate to have, of course, the library space and now this space. And it's been a great time for us to experiment, try new programs, you know, less risk, right? Not a lot of cost, but we've been able to really explode in terms of the kind of programs we do. We are hoping this anniversary with calling everybody who's ever into absolute revenue, transformed by revenue, attached by it, to come and share their story and maybe we can rebirth revenue into the career. We're really open to that because it's a very, it's always been very organic and we can continue to be organic. It's literally, as we say, by the people, for the people. With the people. With the people. So, whatever the community needs, we respond. We're not, that's our thoughts. We're not, like, stuck in any sort of strict parameters. So, we're really, really open to developing and release. I think it's what we're exploring. Okay, okay. So, yeah, I think, I mean, this is really close by. So, I'll be in Rotterdam, but I'll see if my colleagues can come. But I'd like to, I'd like to Rotterdam on the morning of Saturday. Otherwise, I would have none. So, can I just quickly explain there are two things. So, one is an all-day live art and music. So, there'll be artists with their easels set up. There'll be music, different bands playing their day. We'll be coming to the live. And then, at the end of the day, there'll be an auction of the work. Throughout the day, we'll come and watch the artists work. Bids are the silent kind of thing. Doing that.  And then, the next day, is an open-loop storytelling. That's what we're talking about. We're inviting everybody who we know, who's ever known, to come and tell their story. How do we, with those stories, we hope to build for them. We want to listen to what people have to say. This is excellent. This is awesome. So, I think I'll definitely pass this information along and see if any of our potential venue and or network providing friends can make it to their bedroom. But, I think please continue with your presentation. I think I interrupted you. No, no, no. It's an open conversation. So, but assuming that you do find a venue before the end of the year, what are some of the ways that we can be of help, even though we're more than technically neighbors? We're very closely aligned. Just recently, I helped the talent circulation alliance folks to do the talent circulation alliance summit with Morris John and friends, and they launched a conversation, tca.talk2.tw, talks2.tw, tca.talk2.tw, and they are asking what are the main obstacles to talent circulation between Taiwan and the world, what should the governments do to address these problems? And they are, this is by me, well, I just happened to open the intermediary interface. And many of these ideas actually align with what Red Room is doing. And, for example, designing, especially for art and design-related curricula, foreign professors, foreign lecturers can be admitted by their country's criteria, instead of Taiwan academic criteria, which would massively open doors for, especially in the design and art profession, qualified lecturers to build their career here in Taiwan without having to pass through a different set of exams and so on here. And also the two-year experience, because some people come to Taiwan to pivot to a different work and saying that you have to get two years of experience previously outside of Taiwan in that work area. It's actually very counter-intuitive, so on and so forth. So there's many good ideas already being referenced. And I think the American Chamber of Commerce will take the ones that resonate the most with the new unity and write them into their M-Chem White Paper, which, as you know, is very powerful when it comes to affecting Taiwanese policy. And so, yeah, I think this kind of structure is due very much alone, even though maybe physically we're apart. I think value-wise we're all further in the same values. Well, we hope that Red Room can continue to contribute towards the big picture of Taiwan, towards Taiwan becoming more open, more creative. All those things, and that's why we hope we can have a bigger part of that picture for sure. And we're also open to suggestions from you in terms of how we can plan into things that we can project. But I think, may I ask you to talk about the other three issues? Well, two issues, one is, yes, which we approach. So, actually, thank you so much for giving us suggestions, because we actually already met one time.  And actually, one of them was the Ministry of Labor. That's right. Yeah, and then the other one was regarding the CSR platform. Yeah, that's the SI.Taiwan platform. Yes. I just suggested that you do a registration of your organization. Yes, which we did. And then we were wondering, because after we did... We did? Yes. Because I didn't quite see any of you. Oh, does it go to you? No, which name are you registering on? Maria. Okay. With the email of your studies on the platform. Okay. And so, Hong-Fang-Lun-Zhao-Ying-Zhu-Zi-Oui, what was that name under which you registered your organization? Red Room International. Red Room International. Yeah. So did you put the Chinese name? I put the English one. Red Room International. That's very important. It's not registered as Red Room International. It's registered in a personal way. So we have to be official. Right. Right, so it is Hong-Fang-Lun-Zhao-Ying-Zhu-Zi-Oui. I don't see it yet in our registrar. Yeah. With the right official title. The name of the company. Every city, red room, cultural, education, art. Yes. I'll try again. The staff that does the registration are literally these folks. How can I do that? That's right. It's just an administrative thing, but for many of the subsidies and the resources and programs, they look at a kind of exact match, like Hong-Fang-Lun-Zhao-Ying-Zhu-Zi-Oui, which is registered ID 72957360. Right. Yeah, I did enter this number. So maybe we'll just add a Chinese name to it. No, no, no. It's easier to match. I'll check with the match. Okay, so please. Yes. Yeah, so basically we want to do what kind of informational support can you get as a registered on the CSF platform. Yes. Yeah. So, yeah. And then generalists, regarding the subsidies for labor for employment, because we do, Reverend does help one of the roles of Reverend is actually to increase cultural collaboration between different peoples, and that includes, for example, the aboriginals, can tell one. So, yeah. So in terms of the subsidies that we've got from the Ministry of Labor in order to employ these people, yeah, we were wondering, because we checked on the program, and we were wondering what are some other more concrete ways to actually help them. For example, we checked on the list, and basically, yeah, there was some documentation, but we were wondering what are some more concrete steps or contacts that you could ask for me. Did you call the... I think I showed you this H. Yes, yes. And there's a telephone number. Okay. Here. Did you get into the contact with the... Because the way Ministry of Labor works is that there's five local support centers. Okay. And each one is very quick to answer questions. And because you're registering at the city. Right. So that means that the... ...which is hard to describe, geographic entity, but anyway, the north end center will handle this kind of administrative questions. Okay. So maybe I forgot to say that, but it's... Yeah, we'll check further. Okay. So you should just give them a call under the chat. That's right, yes. Yes, that does their job. That's great. And as for the CSR grant, so there's two levels. Yes.  And then you just click here. Sorry. I really should... Yeah, so proposal. And make a proposal. Like some of them are doing a three SDGs project, building a long-term care center in the indigenous place in O'Lan. And that's the most rural area in the Taichung city. And here is their plan to work. Here's how much funding and how much support personnel they need. Some of them they are planning to make a client bank. So like in-client-client contributions that will be played once you get out. And then also other plans. And then the system will start training and getting you the CSR partners to fulfill your proposal. So this is the village show. Okay. That makes more sense now. It is all on the SI platform. So if you go to SI, you're registered and you just make a proposal. And again, if there's any questions, just call this number. Which is helpful. Wow. We're so close. We're so close. That's right. Almost here. Yeah, we're just talking here. So that's the first thing. The virtual one. And the physical one, actually, if within a week until the 11th, you can also apply to simply set up an office here. So a very close relationship. So you're saying that you have space for an office here? Yeah. Did you go to the basement? No. Maybe we should take you on a tour. Yeah. Yeah. So that's physical meetings. And we relaxed a lot of rules on usage so you can redecorate. I already learned really. Within a year. So this is again a year, and then, but the base of this is basically we're a social incubator. And so there's two tracks.   Which of course, we're not. It says on it. Right. It's a little complicated. It's been 10 years. But the association formerly was only registered three years ago. Oh, so you're also a startup? Yes. Okay, so you can apply for a startup track. Wow. Amazing. Well, it would probably get questioned during the Q&A. But there's another track which is the social innovation track. And in the social innovation track, the idea is that all the resources that we work through, you link some kind of proposal that shows for each dollar spent on subsidies and grants. You create more than one dollar of social value compared to we just randomly give them out as direct subsidies to people you need. I don't know, support. And it could be on any of the SDGs. So education is great. And it's part of it. So teaching people to be global citizens of sustainability. That's an obvious social cost for you. And it's the same anyway. So in your proposal, if you make these two points that you're rebooting and also you're creating more social impact. Because you have to have owners as well. They can also directly donate to people you need. They run their own exhibitions and so on. So you have to justify it already. And so just use the same narrative. And the deadline is five days from now. But I'm sure you have lots of the facts. Yeah, it takes very very long. Can you say it right? Oh my God, it's November 11? That's right. Because you're an established brand, I don't think the judges will be completely oblivious to your work. And so then, once you're a physical tenant at the group at tea of the basement of the space, then that gets you even more because we know you're physically here. And so there's a lot of like dinners with CSR contests. Like all the collaborations on like goals, for example, we just did one on the circular economy that previously there was education innovation and previous to that is telemedicine and so on. And because you're a community, there's bound to be community members in your community that are more interested in that particular aspect. And so then as community members then there's events here. And then you can also make the full use of not just the basement space but also all the spaces here you'll have priority compared to other organizations to use this space for your public events. And so and we relaxed the rule actually for the next year. There's even a grocery store. And like you can actually trade it. So it used to be the entire Air Force is like forbidden to do like direct transactions for commercial use. But we also relaxed that. That's why we got a new apartment, why we got a new street number. So even though we're technically part of the space that we are number 99 in the section three of your high road which is not the same number as the rest. That's the same. This thing that you just mentioned does it apply to our area? We got a new street number so we can apply for a different land use. But branding wise we're all part of CELAP. It's the social innovation area within CELAP that allows for innovations of this kind. Great. That's really good to know. Every time we talk to you you give me a lot of hope. That's kind of my big job. That's great. That's really, I mean we've got so much information from you today. This is fantastic. So if we were to put our stuff together before November 11 wherever we go to apply what's the... So I just googled the social innovation in startups. Social innovation in startups. Social innovation in startups. And that's it. And if you google for those four words you'll see this BDS5 that's the first thing. And I think if your written proposal is like bilingual that's best because it shows your bilingual capacity but I mean Chinese only is fine. The AGOT folks like Crossroads and other folks who focus on getting all the government service bilingual I think they are also putting forward a proposal and technically it can be all English of course, but I convinced them that because their work is bilingual isn't so maybe it makes more sense to be bilingual Right. Increase their chances. And so there's also some curation going on so if you and those AGOT gets admitted it's very likely that you'll be next to each other Which is great because they are working very closely with the National Regional Council and other ministries to make our services truly bilingual. And that's one of the tangible results because any time they do a usability testing of our new road out service to make sure it's as friendly to people with Mandarin as first language and Mandarin in English as first language or as second languages then they will meet people to give their honest opinions not constrained by you know, society relationships and so your community may be perfect. Fantastic. So one of the things that we moved here we were we were really excited to be in a big community with other organizations other artists and we wanted to collaborate a lot of you know, buzz here my favorite part but it never happened. So what you're saying now is if we work to have a base here we have access to all of this all these other amazing places especially in native people which is really what we're all about we want that we're all about business connected basically whatever we do that's what it's down to. Okay, so maybe you become closer to this. I actually have some other questions regarding subsidies because it does take somebody to run this and we were wondering since our target, one of our target audiences and we also to achieve to help the goal of telecom we're wondering if there's any subsidies that we could ask from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the Ministry of Interior based on the fact that one of our target audiences is trying to find this way from Taiwan I don't know because I went on a few websites and I tried to check but I couldn't find it so I was just wondering if you could share So a couple of things the largest one is actually the International Trade Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs they run huge exhibitions or rather they found people huge exhibitions and they can just directly subsidize up to I don't know, more than 2 million devalues the event and you don't find that in MOFA or in other ministries but it makes sense if you can align it with one of the like core industry innovations so we're at such an innovation slide and we're at the industrial innovation side and the the I.I. as opposed to S.I. which is oriented for the 17 sustainable rules the I.I. team is more around which is like circular economy renewable energy you do know the video and so these events if you angle as you're promoting the awareness that Taiwan is now renewable then Taiwan is running an open age of connecting to Silicon Valley platform and things like that then they'll be very interested just to look at how the talent circulation alliance runs its image that's how that works and MOFA doesn't do much like inbound they do a lot of inbound so for inbound the things I'm aware is mostly our both diplomatic allies and also other island nations not necessarily diplomatically allied so they send people to Taiwan for training for understanding because we saw a lot of issues pertaining to islands like maybe 20 years ago or 10 years ago and we're glad to share but that may not be your forte to be very frank because it's not at all artsy it's not at all about design thinking it's more about how to do development without sacrificing their long-term environmental and economic viability and so unless you focus on that it's kind of hard to get the inbound and the equivalent I have is the ICDF and if you just look at the ICDF website you will know what they're doing since the International Cooperation and Development Fund but we just had a trip to Addis Ababa which worked really well one of our social innovators who use AI to solve TB as in the epidemic that the cuffing like tuberculosis TB TB TB usually according to WHO each check takes anywhere from 7 to 10 U.S. dollars that's the running average not just in Africa but everywhere but they use AI to reduce it to sub-dollar and so for each check it's now very affordable so they had a trip as I mentioned the RCSR matching trip to Yilan with the indigenous people there because they look at the stats and see where the TB is the most in Taiwan which is kind of difficult to find but they managed to find some place and then we had a conversation there and delivered this kind of AI based to deploy a lot of doctors there they could be in large hospitals and do this remotely with the help of AI and so on the stage of the U.N. center in Africa these are such innovators just announced that any of 30 or so African Union leaders in the audience if you want to be eradicated you just pay only and then Taiwan can help that's our core message and that was really successful and so if any of your work aligns to that then I'm sure ICDF want to talk to you but as I said it's very specific so that's the extent that I know of another question you said that through the CCA there's already a program encouraging foreign arts professionals to come here well that's the building on the Gold Card which we know that it fits certain use cases but not the most and so we're looking at how to improve the Gold Card program and so the website address is TCA that talks to that TW that's where the brainstorming is happening and then it's just going on right now so feel free to vote on each other's ideas and give your ideas and the ideas that resonate the most we'll have a face to face discussion and the M-Champ will take those to the webinar I say because we have so many artists that are actually they would love to know more about this it's not specific to artists I just read quite a few that pertains to designers and artists and they need a lot of musicians musicians also that's right but like this one pertains to long-term care workers and labors and say that we should copy Japan in which that where the domestic workers are at a significant shortage we should just for these trades we should separate for these and that's another idea there's many ideas so I just read a few pertaining to artists we need to get into all these conversations and understand what's going on because what's trending it's important to be a little more updated on that you are doing some very innovative stuff thank you yes we have this it's our monthly calendar and the course card that we just give to you if you have a space here you can share with people but if not it's okay but you can just keep those and spread the word it's a bi-monthly calendar so you have November and December there's actually a stamp here we can just put it here thank you thank you do you have time to show us the basics I actually do thank you


This is Samantha Cox-Para for CalTV Entertainment here at the 10th anniversary of the Outside Lands Music Festival. They've got a lot in store for us so let's go check it out. So I'm here with Alan from another planet and he is one of the founders of Outside Lands. Outside Lands has been around for 10 years now. What do you have special planned? This year well first of all we're so excited to be standing here over a 10th year of Outside Lands. We brought it to the park 13 years ago. It was really this dream to build this and be here after 10 years and so we all feel grateful that we've made it to this point. This year we have a lot of exciting things planned. First of all the lineup itself. So amazing lineup, huge lineup, Metallica, Gorillaz, The Who, Lord, OJ, Tribecaw Quest and many many more. So Outside Lands has always been known for its eco-friendly mission. Is there anything special going on this year? Well each year we try to improve on our waste diversion rate. It's the best waste diversion rate of any major event in the world. That's incredible. And it's just educating. There's a half the audience comes from outside the Bay Area and may not come from areas that compost or even recycle. So it's about educating them. We have volunteers that work at each of the cycling stations to show people where to sort your refuse and that's an exciting part. So people can hopefully take that away from here back to where they live and hopefully spread that gospel so to speak. Awesome. And so Outside Lands is pretty big for foodies and wine snobs. What do you guys have in store for us? Oh man every year it gets better and better. This year we added Anna Weinberg who runs a number of some of the best restaurants in San Francisco. So that's been exciting. You know we have over 200 menu items. We have over 120 wines out here from all over Napa and Sonoma and 40 different beers. Oh my goodness. That's a lot. People are going to be having a blast. Yes. Hopefully. So thank you so much Alan and can we get a Go Bears on three? Of course. We booked the great theater. We love the Cow Bears. Go Bears! Go Bears!


This video is sponsored by One Football, One Football's app makes it easy to keep up to date with transfer news, scores and stats all in the one place. To download the One Football app, click the link in the description the app is free. Blue's benefits from home atmosphere to break top six curse. Haven't been able to do my couple of these videos in the last few weeks and really it's been one of, well, Mae'r LinkedIn yn gywethaf mewn Newcastle a wnaeth yn gwybod â'r llyfr gweithio ac nid oes fan hyn o'r 50 dych. Mae'r besti ar gyfer yng nghymru. Rhywbeth eich 2013 o'r 14 o'r 14 ac mae'r Martinis yn y bwm gyntaf. Rhaf oedd eichwat yn pythonig o'i maes arfer a'r Achelsea'n'e gwahodd ar gael West Ham yn y tydd. Felly, yn ei wneud o'r bach angen felly nhw, mae'n fath oedd yn dim iawn. a go on to it much more detail about the game yesterday at home against Arsenal, but the difference that the crowd is making in Gwreson to the team and the performances that were seen the team put in against the so-called top six has been absolutely amazing. Really, really has. Looking at this game in particular though, and the line up obviously not too much to change after what could have been four or five now against West Ham away from home last week. But obviously there was that last minute change of Jagielcar coming in for Keane who had been crying. A virus didn't feel too well in the warm-up so it was a slight change there, but the team unchanged. Just looking at that briefly, Dominic Calvert-Leon has been absolutely amazing for us in the last few weeks, leading the top of the line, usually top of the list in terms of work rates, even since Newcastle in particular. Bernard and Richardison really working well as a partnership on the wings. Richardison, I think, is shooting that right hand side. Bernard is just looking at the classiest player in the pitch the last few weeks. Sigarton had an amazing game and an absolutely amazing game against Arsenal and I think he's really turned things around in being the creative player in midfield that we need to support Dominic Calvert-Leon and to support those two wingers. Gomez and Ghana, again Gomez turning in the, you know, not to behemony anything the way we talked about Snyderland when he really started to play for us, but he just looks like a Rolls Royce for midfielder. He looks absolutely amazing in midfield dictating the play, able to take in a sting out of the game or able to get forward and then attack and sense and Ghana, like we know him to be, somebody that can break up anybody's play, any team's play. And he's been doing it since the failed move to PSG in January. You know, he's there to show other clubs that he's how good he is come the summer, but you know he hasn't left those responsibilities at everything despite having a failed move there. Jack Ylch will come down from his third start of the season. Obviously, last time we would have seen him properly, I think there was a cup mat. No, I'm trying to think what the middle game would have been, but obviously played Wolves that opening day. You know, not necessarily a great performance at that start of the season, but how brilliant was he for us yesterday. Zuma as well has looked absolutely brilliant, keeping three clean sheets in the last three games. Dynia, the most consistent player in the Premier League as we know statistically, but his fans watching him week in, week out, we know the quality that he possesses going forward defensively as well. Coleman back to some of his best ever in form, despite having a really shaky season, I would say, under Marco Silva's first, and Pickford coming back from the controversy last weekend, ultimately putting on a good performance. He didn't have too much to do during the game, as we all know, but when he was needed at the start of that second half, he was there to be fine and block those stops. In terms of Arsenal before the game, you know, there was no Ramsey, there was no Bamiang, two of their best players this season, and I think for everything fans would say two most dangerous players they were glad enough to see on that starting lineup. We could all see early on that Arsenal weren't up for it. You know, similar of Wenger, Arsenal teams gone by, didn't really fancy a Sunday game against a team that were going to work hard when they pushed him, and you know, we haven't done that too often, especially against Arsenal, but against all those top-sec teams, you know, giving them a little bit, throwing a little bit of work in, seeing what the defenders really like, and especially when they go out of three at the back like they had. Dominic Cavallun was a handful for them straight off the bat. You know, it was same as that 2-0-1 over West Ham, there wasn't too much you were going to do about that team. Ghana, as we've said, was just breaking up the play from first doors, and for me, Sigurdtson and Gomez, really dictating the play going forward. Gomez, able to take that ball up and play with it and use it as Darn Fletcher said on Matt's day that night, his size and his stature. He really uses his body against other players, and you know, he can keep that ball up so well. But beyond that though, you know, we've seen a lot of players that can hold the ball up well in the middle of the park over the last three years, and instead of a ball that we've played on the four managers, then Gomez is able to get forward in a way that maybe we haven't seen too often since Ross Barkley left the club, that driving run forward. You know, we've seen him both Darby's, he came close to scoring, so, so close to scoring in the first at Anfield, but you know how important he was first in that second game too. And in terms of these, you know, three home fixtures that we've been absolutely amazing in starting with the draw against Liverpool, he's been one of the most important players in the pitch for us. Sigurton, who I think I've been tough on at times this season before that Newcastle game and when looking at games. You know, I heard a statistic yesterday that he had more shots on target. I think it was nine at the time of the match. I hadn't even finished it, just seen it on my Twitter feed than nearly all other Premier League players this season. It just really goes to show you how much he does for us. You know, there's a couple of toffy TV videos and stuff I'd seen yesterday with player ratings that, you know, in a similar way to me, hadn't been quite to the level if he was a bit more involved if he got the goal. But really for me, he was unlucky not to score. He was really unlucky not to score and make it two and all towards the end. There was a couple of chances that he had. You know, we could say maybe that's not clinical enough necessarily having that number of shots on goal. He needs to score a goal for that. But the way that he got forward and the way that him and Governess dictated the play going forward, I thought was absolutely brilliant from the off. Dominic Cavillian deserves the credit, I think, as much as Jagielka for that goal. And I'm sure we've all watched it a couple of times now. We have the Dinyth throw-in, which is absolutely incredible and a few people have been in hand on Twitter in the match today. Over with that was a legal move or not. Almost like a FIFA 19 player the way he throws that ball in. Absolutely amazing. Dominic Cavillian gets a head off it. Not sure he's the first touch about when it comes in the box, but he's certainly the one that directs it towards Jagielka. And really it summed up that first 10 minutes for me the way Dominic Cavillian had been feet above every other player physically on the pitch when he'd been jumping for the ball. The way he'd wrestled players off and the way he was able to hold that ball up, you know, he can see the confidence beaming out of him. And he's been so close to being our man on the match every week for the last few weeks, particularly against these big teams at home. Chelsea two weeks ago, West Ham last week, he's been such an important player for us. And how could you not give the credit to Jagielka coming in for only a third start this year? I thought it was interesting to go itself as positioning as the throw-in was taken. I think I chose you a little bit about how set pieces are being worked in a way that a manager a few ago wouldn't have done. Jagielka with his age and pace obviously, he's sitting on that very backline waiting for the ball to come in. And it's perfect, it's so advantageous that it gets the goal for us. Really pleased for him as I'm sure every Everton fan was to be called up at last minute as he said himself, not usually the match winner, never mind the goal score in general when it came on. So I think everybody was thrilled for it and it was amazing just to get that first goal to make so much of our dominance in the first 10 minutes. I mean, we all seen that Arsenal just weren't up for it with Ramsey and Obamian not on the team. They weren't driving forward. They weren't collecting balls. They were losing it too easily in midfield. You know, there was far more desire as they said on match today as well last night. You know, there was so much more from us in that first 10 minutes and we were giving our award. I think we're all glad to see that it was Jagielka that scored it. Then he was passing again. In the 20 minutes of following that goal, I just thought it was absolutely incredible whether it be in his position along the back four and he's able to cross it up to Rich Ardison as we've seen him do a couple of times, whether it's from the left wing and he's crossing it in the box. His passing is absolutely incredible and I think people early on this season were maybe a little bit critical of his play defensively. I think he's showing us now with the last few clean sheets, what he can do for us and the same mould as Leighton Baines has been an incredible attack and left back, but also resolute when we need him there. We were defensively solid simply for the rest of our first half. We had a few chances, but nothing really. You know, like we said and heard, that Pickford didn't really have too much to do until that second half at all. So we just made most of that dominance completely. Breaking so quickly the pace that we'd not been used to seeing certainly this time last year on the Sam Ardice, it was generally last season, even at the start of Cumans last season. It was easy to see that pace was what we were missing and you look at us now in the break with Dominic Cavalier and Rich Ardison, Bernard, even Sigarton. It's just incredible the pace that we break forward with and the end of that first half was pretty much the same story. Rich Ardison, it was just completely untouched on that right hand side. I don't know if I've ever seen him have as much freedom in a game to travel up and down that wing as he did yesterday and against a team like Arsenal. I think a lot of us would have been surprised by that. Start of the second half, we continued how direct and how sharp we were. Coming under a little bit of pressure Pickford needed for the first time during the game and he did that for us. Ultimately to be a great keeper and you've heard lots of people say this is, you might only have two saves to make in the game, but you have to make them. I think that he did that for us yesterday. Obviously he's coming back from a controversial story in which he'd never left the sites and the papers for the last few weeks and the footage obviously in social media just like that Newcastle game. As a note as we all are for this to be a subject of conversation after the Newcastle game on what happened and what would have been said to him as a player then, ultimately to come back with a performance like he did against Arsenal and keep us in the game, keep it another clean sheet who's absolutely massive for us. Bernard's touch and composure is just absolutely incredible. He shocks me every game that he gets a full start like this one and this run that the team's been on. That first touch, there was a gift that was going about yesterday of a touch back heel. He's just incredible. That first touch is one that we've not seen quite a while I don't think from a player at Everton.  You look at Ross Barkley, how he's doing at Chelsea or the Cacu, Cymru, Ney, Neu, Neu and Man United. I don't necessarily think of any of those players having the touch that Bernard has going up that left hand side. His composure is absolutely brilliant and he was a key man. If it wasn't Dominic Cavallun or maybe even Gomez today, he could easily be a man of the match. Run a different day I think without the performance of Dominic Cavallun's put in, he would have been a man of the match. Defensively too, actually he comes back. There was a couple of times during the game where he broke the play up for us and then took us forward with the pace that he has. He's been an absolutely brilliant player for us in the last few weeks I think. Absolutely really important player going forward but he still puts a shift in defensively. Tickets in, I think, was really unlucky not to score. He said how many shots he had on target, maybe not clinical enough but you know he's lucky not to make the second goal on that I thought. It's really important how we mentioned how on fire, how on fire good as it has been in the last two home performances. Anybody that falls off TV regularly, properly or the right accounts on Twitter know that this has been a subject of conversation in the last few weeks. When it had been Liverpool and the atmosphere was right and then against Chelsea again it's the work of the originals. I'm glad it's straight to get the singing going again, get the banners going again and ultimately get an atmosphere that I've lived that I haven't been able to experience in the last few weeks. It just looks unbelievable the way the cameras and the gantry shake, the way the microphones distort. It just gives you a great feeling as an Everetton fan watching that. The results speak for themselves how important that atmosphere has been. Marco Silva's not mentioned those words about how much there's that cliché being the 12th man but we've seen what difference that atmosphere has made in Goodison. Being able to beat Chelsea, being able to Arsenal, being able to take that formal composure on a road to give us a consistency that I don't think I've ever seen an Everetton team have. My lifetime at least, consistency. It's just absolutely amazing. The atmosphere is incredible and at home performances is turning Everetton, it's turning Goodison into their fortress again which we've not seen in quite a while, not at all on the Marco Silva this season at least. It's massively important for us, we all said, or at least the originals have said on Twitter and then talking to Pep and Baz at Toff TV, how much of an effort they were going to put in for these big teams that we were facing in the last few games and look what's happened already. Being able to beat Chelsea at home and we've been able to beat Arsenal at home. Both, maybe not Chelsea but Arsenal in a good run of form, the favourites going into today's match, if you're watching it live. Even Jimmy, favourites of commentators right before the ball is kicked. So it's massive for us, absolutely huge, the atmosphere and hopefully we can build on that for next season. There's been talk of that already, how the club's going to compromise and trying to get flags and banners. I just really hope the originals are all the best and more fan groups like that for younger supporters that are going to have season tickets next year. It's so important for us and we've seen in these last few games what difference it's made. Just to touch on beating that top six and you know, Marco Silva said after the Chelsea game, it's absolutely ridiculous that it's gotten to the point that it has over the last two years, 2017, the last time. And for me, you know, I hadn't seen an atmosphere like we've seen in the last few weeks since we played Chelsea. Le Cacu scored that goal Martinez's last season in the FA Cup and you could feel it in the cameras and the microphones and the commentators and a live game in the same way that you could when you've been watching the last few home games. It made the difference for us and the statistic I'd seen yesterday is that, you know, we'd beaten two of the so-called top six sides in three games. It had taken 44 games up until that point, which is absolutely crazy, absolutely ridiculous, and Marco Silva said not acceptable for a club of our size, standard and what our fans expect. I just hope that it can continue. You know, it's interesting to see a team far too often putting performances in like this towards the end of the season when we're not necessarily fighting for anything. You know, we could argue that Europa League spot is what they're pushing for. I think fans would be split on how much we really want that. Europe's always, always a good thing for me. But necessarily if that's what we need going in the next season. Faith in Brandon Silva now is I think a lot of the fans do after these few games. Really important for Marco Silva's CV this for next season and winning the fans back over the day lost in some of the, you know, unacceptable performances as you say this season. Really massive, really important and something that I don't think we've seen from necessarily any manager over the last maybe even in my lifetime. You know, Mois, Nes, not necessarily didn't have that against the top six as they were then. Martinez wasn't necessarily able to do it. Certainly not Cumans, certainly not Aledais in the last while. And so it's massively important for Marco Silva. I think the fans that have backed him in between are really glad for him. I think he's won some fans back over, which is absolutely massive. You know, we go on the film next week. We are already relegated in a massive game to try and keep up momentum up three wins in a row, three clean sheets. How unusual is that to say as an Everton supporter and it feels great. It's absolutely amazing to beat seeds teams like Chelsea and Arsenal. Let me know what you think in the comments below whether you disagree with me or not. It's good to be back to interviews again and I will see you next week for the following game.