right? What?  I mean, it's kind of a... When you find out it's like Blade was going to be... Well, it almost certainly will be PG-13. It's like, right, Marvel. Man, are we sure Deadpool is going to be guaranteed? And even if it's guaranteed an R rating, what about... What limitations are going to be put on them? Like in terms of what they cannot or cannot do. I don't know. It's the sludge pipe. I don't know if anything escapes. We'll see. Guardians 3 will be the one, right? They'll really test it. Yeah. Hello, EFAP. Devil Fruit of the Week is the super, super fruit which enables the user's body to gain characteristics of a steel blade. Characteristics of a steel blade? A super, super fruit? An exchange you can't swim. It's that one again. What characteristics? Because if I'm just going to be rigid... What is it? Is it like T1000 or...? What's it called again? Suba, suba fruit. Suba, suba. Let's see. Makes the user's body smooth and slippery, which in turn makes most attacks and objects slide off their body, protecting the user from harm in most situations.  What? How does that slip off? Fat is inside. It slips out or it just comes out of your butt. Oh, no. Someone said you can basically change any part into blades. So if we go best faith assumption here and it's T1000 powers, in exchange for not being able to swim, and I guess everything else stays the same, you can just temporarily turn your fingers into a knife, your whole arm into a big knife. I guess, but I don't know when that will be really useful to do. I mean, yeah, I'd probably just keep a pocket knife on me and then I can still swim, I guess. Yeah, I always have a knife on me. And if I'm doing kitchen stuff and I have kitchen knives, I never need them outside of. Yeah, I just, I don't know when that would be useful. I'd have to be able to hang on to the more fruit. And then if it comes up, I guess I'll eat it. But I need blade hands. Maybe, I don't know. I just feel like we have tools for all the things that I would turn my arms into. Yeah, I'm trying to think of even a scenario where I'd need it and it's just, I think so. Uh, Disperu and Shad? Give me the meat and give it to me raw. Nice. Oh, yes. Just like Kyla's ferrets. Hale EFAP, also Hyrax. Hello. Virgin red letter media who reviewed some parts of old track versus Chad Lawrunner who reviewed all episodes of old track, searched how many episodes there even are of old track, a lot as far as I know. He has a bunch. Um, well, that makes sense.  I think, um, you've seen their, their coverage of their favorite TNG episodes of old time or something, right? RLM? Yes. I haven't. I decided to avoid those ones because I feel like I really should watch those episodes, not watch reviews of them beforehand. Yeah, it's fair. They're quite coveted, those, those pieces of content. Hey, it's been on my mind, but the last Super Chat catch-up has strained my curiosity. What's the beef with Bojack Horseman? Yes. If you do watch edge runners, it, it's bad. It's not better than arcane. The beef with Bojack Horseman? No beef as far as I know. There's no beef. We just say it's not good. Compared to the acclaim that it tends to receive. Yeah. I think it has a lot of prestige that it shouldn't necessarily have. It only get into the prestige that it has. No, I don't think so either. Obviously, I used to think that, but my opinion changed on a rewatch. Hey, Shad. This week I mastered sword fighting. It's stab, twist, gut. It's so easy.  Also, I'm all tempest. Jesus Christ. This guy's all tempest. And he has swords apparently. That's a lot. That's a lot of tempest. That is terrifying. Don't kill anyone, all right? Bad. Please don't kill anyone. But it's cool that you mastered swordmanship. That's all you really need. Disbrew. I knew it was only a matter of time. I mean, yeah, especially if the networks involved me. I mean, both disbrew and little platoon, I was able to sort of start conversations with thanks to open bar. Neat when crossovers happen. You can start cross pollinating. Little platoon is back. Perfect fit on EFAB. I think I don't know if you checked the comments. You got quite a few compliments last stream. Congratulations. Thank you, pollen. Very much. Oh, no. If you had to pick a single storytelling trope to discuss in depth, which would you pick? I have intense desire to destroy veganism. Hi, Mola. Really? Is that a storytelling trope?  You're only allowed to talk about one, you know, like, like you've got to choose the one that you can get the most mileage out of almost any storytelling trope. I almost just want to go for a really broad one so then I can talk about all the components and stuff. Yeah, I'd have to really sort of see a list, honestly, to make sure. Just go for the good guy's win so that I can talk about everything, basically. It's not even untrue. Like, it is fun to watch films. I mean, Fringy had this about like two years ago now. I was about to say recently. Film called, well, I almost hesitate to say it now because like I'm implying what the result of it is. Let's just say a film with a very conventional story and then it like takes a pivot on exactly what kind of way it's telling it. And then the end, every component is in place for it to be like, woohoo, we did it.  Yeah, it was an interesting film. Yeah, and I really appreciated the ending and it could almost say it's like, yeah, because it's a more raw, it's a raw meat ending and they gave it to me. Yeah, yeah. Like there was a- There was no quail sauce. There was no quail sauce. Emotionally easier option that they could have taken and they chose to take the more honest one. Yeah, and I appreciate it when they do that in Storyland. Story, especially when it's like, I was going to say almost a surprise because but I think that's drawn out from the trope. I assume if I'm allowed to call that a trope, it's just like I was expecting it to be the normal like, yay, we did it. But I was like, oh, oh, wow. Wow, they went there. Yeah, yeah. But yeah, maybe that's my legitimate answer and it allows me to talk about all kinds of things for ages. Who's next? I don't know.  But I'm not really sure if I'm asked off the top of my head but yeah, the just general stupidity of people in stories so that plots can happen. I really have a disdain for that and I hate it. I like the idea that modern writing is its own trope now. Maybe. Yeah. What exactly was the question? If you had to pick a single storytelling trope to discuss in depth, which would you pick? In depth, so it could be good or bad. Like it could be positive or negative. Storytelling trope. I mean, I do find the whole active and passive character thing pretty interesting as well as that characters must change. I find that these are perspectives that are worth evaluating more so than just accepting wholesale as like active is always better than passive or characters must change. They can't be static. I think that these are commonly accepted essentially limitations on the possible stories that you can tell. So I think that it's worth examining that more thoroughly to maybe hone in on a conclusion which I think is more fair, which is active characters are generally a better choice to make and characters in a story generally should have arcs but these are not requirements. Your story is not made worse for not doing these things. Necessarily. Yeah, basically, not necessarily. Maybe the hero's journey though. That's like a nice big one that you can talk about. A chonker. This is such a yeah. All right. Anti. Well, I don't have a character type to choose, but I'd go for anti-heroes. I like anti-heroes as an idea. I think that that's a trope. Yeah. Okay. I'll pick anti-heroes just because you can do so much that's brilliant with them and almost nobody does them well. So that's sort of broad enough to go on with. I've started working on my first video explaining why every single YouTuber except you guys are wrong about a certain video game franchise. Advice? What franchise? What are we right about that everyone else is wrong about? Are we talking about infinite? Bioshock? I have no plenty of people who don't like Bioshock infinite. Yeah, lots of people don't. So, hmm. Yeah, I don't think that we are right about no one else's. Doxels? I don't think so. Amnesia Reapers? Pretty sure.  Would anyone like that? Compylosivus 2. Losivus 1. I don't think I would take was that. All right. Well, you know, I'd be curious to, as for advice, you know, just the usual stuff. Stay passionate. Stay on the stuff that you really, really care about. And then, you know, double check at your references right and maybe give a redraft to that script Aruni. Hmm. I'm not sure how you're going to format it. If it's about how everybody is wrong, I guess you're going to try and break it up into topics. Well, you could pick a few like very big name creators and pick five, for example, and identify an aspect each of them has picked out and contradict it. But don't like overdo that. Don't do pick too many.  I'm so happy the writers of the show killed off Galadriel with the pyroglastic flow of the eruption. Yeah, it was really cool of them to do that. This is how we know they're listening to the fans. Anyone who put it in, who bedded from the beginning that she died in pyroclastic flow from a volcano, you win the pool. You did it. I don't know how you knew, but that's one hell of a guess. E-Hulk is awful. Now that this is out of the way, I want E-Hulk set on my face. I want Hulk, I see so bad. Anyways, James Bond arc with the UK lads when? That could happen at some point. It would be cool to get me as the Welsh one, drinker as the Scottish one, as is the English one, and then we'll have to find an Irish one. And that would mean that's good. That means it's a good thing. How that works. Veganism, oh yeah.  When can we expect part two looking forward to it? I'm assuming that's rings of power. Um, yeah. Well, hopefully next weekend. Tentatively though next weekend, because it was my birthday week this week. And so I thought I'll take a couple of days off. And then those couple of days off, I ended up doing Andor. And then Andor became longer than I thought it was going to be. But that's almost done. It might be out tomorrow. Assuming that's out tomorrow, if I can get two and a half hours of video done in a week. Hopefully next weekend. But given the last one took a week to get past Amazon, maybe two weeks time, but within the next fortnight, hopefully. Great. The plan is to grab Helios like the little clown boy he is. That's something I'll be doing. Not too long ago, go down until I get to God of War 3. You know Helios? Is he like, am I like, what's with my memory right now? I always, I partially remembered him as Apollo. And then I was like, no, he's Helios. So is Apollo a Greek God? Or am I just messed up? Yeah, Apollo is a Greek God. So who's Helios? On God. Isn't Helios, um, well, yeah. Cause uh, Helios, that's yeah. Cause like in Deus Ex you got Helios and Icarus and Daedalus and all that. Apollo is a descendant of Helios. Oh, Apollo is Roman God. Is he? No, no, it was Greek. If you've seen Helios is Roman. Okay, now I'm getting, I'm pretty sure Helios is Greek. Helios is also Greek. Helios is the sun. We are a heliocentric heliocentric system. I don't know what the Roman sun god is. I'm bigger on the Greeks than the Romans. On many ways. Uh, Mercury would be the equivalent of a Roman, is it? Uh, Apollo had no direct Roman equivalent. Because yeah, later Roman poets often referred to him as Phoebus. Is it safe to say? Well, cause I was just, you know, when God of War 3 starts, you have Zeus Poseidon, Hades, Hermes and Helios, I think. I'm curious about that choice. Uh, is it just me or is Apollo more well known than Helios? Apollo seems to be more well known. Yeah, I'm pretty sure. I'm curious why they made the choice. Or maybe it doesn't, maybe there's a reason I'm missing. I might, Apollo's chariot draws Helios about the sky. Cause Helios is using a chariot I think in that game as well. Apollo is truth, Helios is light. Well, it's all good, it's all good. We'll, we'll uh, if you- Apollo has lots of things. He's one of those gods that covers a lot of different bases. He's hogging up all of the names of things. Music, medicine, the sun. Yeah, like, Eve, you know, things, and then you just got, yeah, you're the water guy. Sorry, buddy. Well, I guess water's pretty all-encompassing. Water's pretty great. They all have such- I'm just considering water's pretty good. They do, they do, their names are really good. Really cool names. And then someone could be like, well, maybe the names are just cool because you're associated with them. And then you're like, I don't know, I think they're just cool actually. They're cool names. Like, you know, there's no- If they were a god that was as badass as Poseidon Zeus and Hades, and he was just called Flemp, it wouldn't- Like that- Yeah. We wouldn't go off Flemp, man. What a cool name Flemp is. It's like, no. The great Titan of the sky, Dookie Dookie. You're like, I don't know, man. That's cat. We just call you Double D.  They're really cool. I like them a lot. And it's cool that God of War takes so much advantage of just being like, Hey, they're cool. You're killing these guys. You're like, yeah. Pretty cool. That's why I'm building up my expectations and excitement for finally fighting Thor and Odin. Gonna be so cool. Please be good. A lot of people in chat, for even saying that we could be heading Velocifus II situation, I was like, oh my God, why? Why would you even temp fate? Wait, with what? Sorry? With what? With Ragnarok. Um, why is that the expectation that people would have? Terrifying. Why would we even entertain the idea, like I said? Uh, is it because like, because I think Cory Barlog is producer. He's not directing. He's working on something else. But he said cringe things, right? Uh, what, him or like other people who are working on it? I could have sworn people have been saying even Cory Barlog's been saying, I don't know. I guess we'll find out. Well, like bring stuff about the game or just what in general? Possibly, I haven't gotten anything more specific. I was kind of hoping maybe chat will enlighten me. Did say cringe things. Yeah, because well, like is there an example that might be something that gets you worried? Because I mean, you know, you could just have cringe that's totally separate from that work, right? Kratos and Toxic Masculinity. Yeah, but it's gonna be a hot D situation guys where they say it and then you watch the show and you're like, that's fine that you said that. You keep that to yourself though. He said civil war is the worst of all.  I guess it's something that's probably worth. I think it often gets lost in the discussion about the story. The last of us too was like not a good video game. And so like if God of War is at least mechanically as good as what the first game and like it kind of can't be a last of us two situation. Yeah, which is kind of nuts because my main and we'll see if this holds true when I play them, but my main appreciation of God of War three is like a, I would probably want to say a 70 30 split of mechanics story while my appreciation of God of War 2018 is probably a 60 40 split of story to mechanics. If not a 70 30 split of story to mechanics. Right. So really it does hinge a lot on the story. Yeah.  I don't know. Because yeah, you're right. So the last of us two gameplay wise, like I wonder if it was just because of how bad the story was that it started to really not have an ability to hide how much I don't like the mechanics in the world of the last of us. But I think that's totally it was hard to look for things to say.  Well, I kind of felt because uncharted 4 at the beginning is quite slow. It has the problem that a lot of modern games have where like the replay value is significantly compromised by how how much the narrative dictates the sort of gameplay scenarios that are presented in the game. But I mean, as long as you're enjoying a story in a video game, I think people can put up with a lot. Whereas yeah, if like this, if the story isn't delivering and you're just left with the mechanics, it's kind of, uh, yeah, nothing to hide behind in a sense. Octake creators should have stayed down and they come up with a new protagonist. He wasn't dead. At the end of God of War three, they do they confirm he's not dead. He's gone. The blood side. I don't think that's gonna happen. He's too iconic. I don't even this is the thing. If someone said, well, you should have killed him at the end of God of War three, then you shouldn't have brought him back. I should be like, if we knew they were going to do what they did in 2018 with him, I would absolutely agree we shouldn't kill him. Because, uh, Right.  I don't even know at this point, there's this talk of prophecy, right, that you'll be, there's loads of references to sons killing their fathers in 2018. And, um, and there's even this, there's a bit of that prophecy sees on a wall where it looks like he dies in favor of Atreus in some way shape or form. Um, Joel was iconic, too. Joel was iconic. That's true. Well, no, remember he wasn't a beloved. Yeah, he wasn't beloved. So it's fine. Kratos is beloved, of course. Of course. He kind of is, which is funny because I'm pretty sure Cosmodel right now his argument was he's not beloved. He kills people. He's brutal. He's like, that's not going to stop someone from being beloved by you. Um, anyway, you got all that stuff happening. There's what if, like Kratos is killed in the end of Ragnarok, but he ends up in like the Egyptian underworld.   So it is really funny.  That's like Kratos. Um, so yeah, if he was to be killed, it really would probably confuse the fans. You'd be like, I'm not sure how that happened. It's like, yeah, it just sort of did.  Uh, all these bad content like the Hobbits and the show ruined R.R. Tolkien's books, it's time to reboot it. Lord of the Rings, The Ring Awakens by Abrams and J.J. We Trust. You imagine The Ring Awakens. I could believe that too. Oh, I do believe it.  It's gonna be so cool. Too much British. I feel like I'm watching Top Gear. What? It was only three Brits. What? What? How did it feel to be like three Brits and two Australians rags? How are you feeling over there? You're feeling great. Oh, there you go. Feeling really, really great. He's not feeling colonized or anything. It's fine. No, he's not. A little pumpkin? He's not really not. He's not really not. He's having a great time. He's not really not. He's not really not. He's not really not. He's not really not. It'd be fun to play a Treyas and the sixth god of war and it's like, I want to play Kratos in the Egyptian pantheon. I'm sorry. I deserve it. You have to give me it. Legally, you're required.  I mean, the big difference with the Greek era and the Norse era is it looked like they took it way more seriously. Like they actually tried to stay accurate at least to some a much higher degree of how the Norse mythology shakes out.  The Greek one, they just do whatever the hell they want and then they randomly reference like things from Greek mythology which is fine. Again, you can do that. The differing results, of course. It's like the third god of war was like super cinematic. It was everybody get ready.  Here it goes. Yes, your son has returned. I bring he yelled so much. I like that.  Like, there's a lot of cool lines in those games that talks about like the erection of Zeus never gets old. It's really funny. Yeah. No, when he shows, they show the cutscene of him shouting Aries like four times in the first game that it was funny when he streaming it. Zeus, Zeus.   It's just hard being angry all the time. Where are we? Glad to see Shad, Disparu and Little Platoon. Shad and Disparu, aren't you exhausted after Friday night tithes? Dude, this is the thing. The people who are like circuitry around all the different streams, myself included, but like Shad's one of them, Disparu has been on like a stream every day. It's like, it does get ridiculous sometimes to even keep track of all the streams you're supposed to be on. Good for them. I'm glad, I'm really glad that Shad agreed to be on. I was expecting he'd be like, bro, I got your Friday night tithes and then hot D following day. If we get him tomorrow, that would be pretty neat too. But yeah, it was really cool to have Little Platoon back and Disparu. Real cool. Time to be back, any time. Mega pints all around. Hell yeah. Oh, I mean, I could use some mega pints after all that. Also, isn't the whole reason these people are being watched by the elves because of the blood oaths to Morgoth? So yeah, why not try to tempt them to turncoat and join the bad guys? Or you mean like on the part of the orcs? Like why not tempt them to try and turn? I mean, I guess they did, right? They gave them a chance. Yeah. Yeah, I suppose they did. I took out half of them. Yeah. And they didn't even really try that hard. They were just like, they do it. They really didn't. All right. All right. It was just this elf came back. This elf came back and said, yeah, if you go to him and you no, it was just a guy suggesting it. Yeah. I knew that was going to happen. I was going to call it out and then I was like, nah, it'll be fine. As a Norse pagan myself, I hard disagree that they're faithful to the mythology in God of War 2018. Pagan detected opinion discarded. It's funny because I said like I had like qualifications all over what I said.  Like, do you really take from what I said that they were just faithful? Like with no context added? It's like, come on. Give me some benefit of the doubt. Even I haven't read Norse mythology, but I'm pretty sure Kratos isn't in it. It's okay. I'm not mad. I'm not mad at all that the Greek universe exists side by side with Norse and that I'm simultaneously being told it's not faithful. It's like, I know. I'm aware. It's okay. But when they have all those murals and the stories and Jormungand is going to have a climactic battle with Thor that is adjacent to Ragnarok, so like clearly they're working with events from the from the law where the Greek one, I don't think they gave a shit.  Well, yeah, that was just a playground, basically. But the Greek pantheon kind of is that. So there is no one established Greek canon in terms of its pantheon. Hesiod's version is vastly different in this version. I'm sure Disney will buy the rights to the Greek mythology anytime soon. I'm really like I don't suggest that. I'm really curious if they're actually going to explain what it even like, because that's actually arguably an issue. Like how does Kratos get from the Greek pantheon to the Norse one? What is the nature of that? You say that because I remember from the the raising Kratos thing where apparently people produces Sony were like, I don't really understand. Like he put on a backpack and like just walked to like Norse mythology and apparently Corey like, well, he doesn't have a backpack, but yeah, basically. Yeah, he just I my theory has always been they don't like, they're not overt about it because that might be answered at some point. They just need to figure it out because that's a tough one. Because what you need to do is make it so that it's distant and secret enough that no one else has used it, but it's still accessible by Kratos. Well, it's just maybe another place in the world in each place. It's always going to be difficult to reconcile, especially. Because there's I believe the most powerful entities of the Norse and Greek universes would probably be interesting because I think Mimir was like aware of the Greek gods. Just like, so this is so how does that work? What's what's going on there? You know, happens when they because God of War is probably never going to end. Like God of War is one of Sony's most successful. I'd be happy for it to go on forever if it stays entertaining. Oh, it's just that it's just going to be more variables because they have said that Ragnarok is the end of the Norse saga, which means that next up is probably Egypt. And it's like, yeah, how are you going to factor in Egypt as well being a part of part of this world? If it's Egypt and it releases on PC, I might actually get it. I'm I'm I'm big into Egypt stuff. And I need to be in a release on PC at some stage. I would hesitate. Just make sure it's the kind of game that you have any interest in, though, because they're God of War's combat is very specific. I was really ranting to rags last night about so I don't think I'm not opposed to the concept of like third person action sort of stuff. It just so happens. I don't play really any of it at the moment. But I think it's more coincidental than anything. Yeah, fair enough. Do you intend to tackle the lotus eaters commentary on Snyderverse? Praise from the other political aisle of bad media may require inspection as well. I've been critical of many of Sargon's media takes. You'll find disagreements all the time. And now I can eat fat movies that may release some year that we've got cook into the background. But one day, one day they'll come out one day. They're there. Yeah, praising the Snyderverse movies. Look, I would just I just you go right ahead. Don't you? You're it is you are. You have the right. You have the right. You do. That is that is one of the author I happily see die. Jesus. Metaphorically, obviously. I just survived minecraft and minecraft, he means.  Yeah, it's it's fun to do that with your friends. It's not Sargon. It's someone else who works for him. In that case, that's fine. You know, it's fine either way, but it's fine. It's fine. It's fine. Let him be wrong. Mola, Rags, Fringy, Shand, Disperu, the little platoon.  Good to see all these fine gents destroying rings of power together. Oh yeah, we got a great group for this. Yeah, it did a pretty good job about it. Oh yeah, we don't enjoy this show much. We're not not too keen on it. My brother still somehow likes this Gabbo. He just started a YouTube and his first video is on it. If anyone has a free moment to roast him, I'd appreciate it. His channel name. I'm not going to do that. Here's his channel show. Listen, OK, it's fine. We don't need to we don't need to be like, hey, go get him. It's like, Jesus, no, no, no, no. I don't know why, but for some reason, I always thought Sauron was an elf, lol. I thought he was too. I was not one of his many ever bizarre. Yeah, so when you never really thought about it, he's Anatar, I think, and he comes as an elf to the elves when he wants to convince him to to create the rings of power in the first place. So he can he can present as one up until the point at which Numenor is destroyed. And then we'll see him in season two, three, four or five or five. Yeah, he'll probably be played by a celebrity. But yeah, Numenor gets destroyed. He gets struck by lightning and drowned, and then he has to lose his ability to take fair forms ever again.   And well, Galadriel's favorite wine is Pinot Glycerin. Nitroglycerin. Is that because of the explosive wine, I guess? Yes. They packed a lot of it on the ships just for her. Like, it's understood that she is a terrible alcoholic. And it's the only way to keep it from attacking other people from going into a rampage. If she gets upset, she will single-handedly destroy all of Numenor. Unstoppable, the plot demands that she succeed.  She sways drunkenly, saying, Oh, she'll love me or despair and despair even.  The short story Platoon was talking about was probably the appointment in Samara. Very short read, but it's nice. Hi rags. Hello. I don't know, but perhaps yet. On this episode of Rings of Power, Mount Doom finally gets the origin story it deserves. Yeah, which by the way, I think it was messaging either it was either shadow disproved this one, I realized pissed me off a little bit more and I think it was because of the fact that that's Mount Doom. Like, it's like, get away, get away. You know this, don't you? And it's like, I do. I do know what Mount Doom is, and look at what you're doing to him. Touching it. You got only your fingerprints on it. You got your Cheetos lady fingers all over Mount Doom. It's like licking the bar to like, is mine? No, not not dooms crying.  All your stock versus Brienne sparsene is the pinnacle. It is right. I remember that being okay. That was season eight as well. So right. I wouldn't call it a pinnacle. Right. But hey, it would be cool to see Shad give an assessment of that. Maybe it's not as bad as I think, or rather it's better than I think it is. I don't know. Oh my god. Lord Longbong of Milchington Abbey, is there any good chance of a Kongfap, of Peter Jackson's long Kong, when there's less going on? It'd be a movie fap for the ages. Yes. Oh yeah. Hello ragsies, screeches for the good boy. Oh, hello. Yeah, it'll have to be later because October is just so busy. Cannot be this month, probably not next month. But who knows after that, you know? We're just slamming through them. Busy, busy. House of the Dragon is mid. Maybe. I'm going to wait until it's done before I'm going to want to try and tackle that. I would also like to refrain from talking about it in more detail until rags is now caught up. Yeah. Because now you're unfortunately in a position where it could be spoiled for you. Oh my goodness. And I actually care about it being spoiled. I was about to say it can always be spoiled though because of the fact that it's going to be three seasons and the full story is already out in book form and some other forms. So I'll just not look up stuff. Yeah, I was going to say it's kind of standard. There's that's the same thing for a lot of adaptations, but in the sense of me trying to talk about the show, though, I'd rather wait until you put up like I said. Yeah, yeah. Willem Blackwood skipped the second step on old Bracken. That's how you know he's not yet a master. Still killed old Bracken, but not an orc. Does that mean anything to you guys? No. I'm not following that. I'm lost. Sorry.  I have a feeling that we won't see why or how that's possible that we'll just get the aftermath immediately. Yeah, she'll just be dirty. Everyone will be walking around crying and screaming and we're like, Oh God, this is terrible. And but it'll have settled. It won't be any more like giant cloud. She'll still be beautiful, but dirty, a little bit dirty. One little patch of mud and that's it. Maybe a beauty scar, you know, not anything disfiguring or prominent, but like a permanent down below, you know. Oh, it definitely won't be permanent. No stab, twist, gut. Galadriel teaches the Numenoreans the combo of how to beat the soda Popinski and punch out. Oh, I hope it works. Oh, because they might have to fight soda at some point. Galadriel's line, stab, twist, gut is more ignorant than the one from Mask of Zorro, pointy and goes into the other man. That line is meant to show ignorance. His is trying to imply intelligence. That's actually a great point. You remember when the experienced Zorro is teaching the up and coming one and he's like, do you know how to use that? And he says pointy and goes into the other man, which that's true. It's just obviously more complicated. And it's like that. That's a great foundation. His is stabbed to his gut, which as you heard today, there is some issues with him as a line. The sea is always right and wet and irritating and it gets everywhere. Yeah, it's very true. I say that about the ocean all the time. I wish I was born in the desert. That's it, that the Numenoreans and the only people to whom the line, I grew up surrounded by water would actually be relevant because they were. Well, and yet I haven't heard that yet. But to be fair, Boba Fett did grow up surrounded by water. I just don't know why he told anyone that. There's a time and a place. Yeah, what benefit was there to saying that? I don't know that he even knew. He was just like, well, sometimes I just like to talk. I heard someone mention it, water, you know, kind of reminisce. Yeah, no water. That takes me back. Oh, yes. The good old days off topic, but watching 205 and thought y'all might be interested to know that an Italian artist sold his immaterial statue, low sono for several thousand dollars back in twenty twenty one. His immaterial statue. So I assume like the way you're not. Please don't tell me that it's immaterial. That's not real. I assume that's what they mean. Oh, no, looking at images. Oh, what images? That's the great question is how are you looking at images of it? And it's like, exactly. Mad. I mean, yeah, this is apparently it. But to be fair. Oh, you see the statue? Oh, it's not what I thought it looks like at all. Come on. I think that one actually might be the number one example. I wish we had had it where it's like, this is really test of the limits, isn't it? You buy the statue and it's like, yes, but it makes you feel, doesn't it? It's like fine, fine, fine. What a neat statue you have there. And just like the person who like, organizes the entire gallery is just crying in the background. The destruction of art. Just reading the subhead, despite lacking any physical form, artist Salvatore Garrao, I think that's right, said that the immaterial sculpture titles Lusono, meaning I am, very much existed in its nothingness. Yes, I agree with that statement. Aliens need to stick to pizza and submachine guns.  They haven't made anything good since about the third century, so that's probably true. Next up, please explain reasons why you believe Hallbrandt equals Sauron. But I do feel bad because there's a lot of people out there and I think, I think Dev is one of them. There's a couple of others I've spoken to where they're like, what Hallbrandt is not Sauron, even to the point of assuming that not Gandalf is Sauron. So I have the unique benefit of number one, being told by people who've been told, by people who've been told, by people who've been told the story, and it's lined up fully up to this point that he is Sauron. I mean, I was told that very early on.  And things are slotting more into place in terms of how you'd expect them to tell the story. And then there's a couple of references that are kind of undeniable, right? Like when he fights the dudes, that scene is definitely portrayed in a way to be like, ooh, that was a little bit, it wasn't like a heroic type fun character defending himself from those assholes. It was more like, you went a bit far and you hurt them more than you needed to, buddy. Like, what does that mean? We had this with, what's his name? Pennyworth in Batwoman, remember? Where he killed someone which he didn't need to. And the show was like, ooh, yeah. But we never did anything for that. Yeah, breaks her neck. I don't think that went anywhere. She's cleaning, she'll never tell everyone. Oh yeah, it was never at all mentioned in any way whatsoever. So you got that. That woman is the shield that's even worse than Rings of Power, so.  You got a, which, you know, just matches the whole makes the rings part.  You've got his lines about how, in order to like control people, you need to find out what they fear, give them the ability to master it and then master that, which as was said earlier, that kind of just describes the one ring. There's a lot of things going on and knowing that he's Sauron from the other thing is just how it's directed the conversation. But don't worry. Don't feel like you've missed something. It's just bad. So like, you know, when it's revealed, it's not like we're going to be like, told you so. It's just, this is something I was told so. So Galadriel can't feel or smell out all evil. Great. What? What's that going to do? All right. I mean, fair enough. I can't. I was going to say after I expand my dog, the trope is accurate. I was about to say, yeah, dogs. Definitely they bought the evil things. Yeah. I'm a zombie dog though. Zombie dogs and individual basis. I'm assuming more of your gas mask means that you're the least able to do this. Well, it filters out bad things. I can, I can change the filters to filter in whatever I want. You know, so if I filter in the smell of evil, I'll be able to do that. Fair enough. Very specific filter setting. Oh yeah, they're great. That might be trying to corrupt you by giving you a mask that has that specifically as a filter setting. They're actually, oh, there's Mithril in the... Did Halbron to make your mask? Yeah. They're strong and unyielding is evil. Yes. Really weird that he said that, but yes. Very strange. Hey, uh, hey, Gilglad. Why did you say evil was strong? He's like, huh? No, no, no, no. I meant both of them were strong, both. Good and evil. No, sorry, good. Good is strong. I don't support it, of course, but I mean, we got to face the facts here. We're pragmatic sort of. Undeniable. No, we're not. Yeah, they're just like, but you agree that good gives up where evil doesn't? He's like... No. So about that table. Oh, yeah. Is, yeah, there would be the evil one in that because he's lying. Yeah, yeah, and Gilglad's a cuck. Uh, Halbrant's smithing scene is BS. That hammer is twisting the metals to a bad curve. That blade is going to be bent. No, he's the sword master. You're not. He made something that the smith man was like, whoa. Wow. You must be wrong, persons commenting, because I was shown in the show that you made something amazing. In the lore, no one can see the rings unless they are ring bearers. Really? You can't even see it. That's only true of the three elven rings, I think. Oh, okay. Because if they were 20, the elves make three in secret, and I think those are the three, Naya, Nenya, and the other one that I don't remember the name of. Those ones are invisible unless one is a ring bearer themselves or wearing the one ring, but Sauron doesn't actually know that those have been made. All right. I'm three hours behind, but if you guys have talked about the 10 out of 10 IGN rating, just remember they also gave the last of us two 10 out of 10, so I don't know if it's really weird that much. I think it's a lot of things 10 out of 10. Yeah. IGN is, I'm certain that they were financially compensated. Maybe. I think that's... Yeah, I'm not even... I wouldn't even... What I was thinking about when you said that was more so that they make these reviews, not necessarily because they have direct communication and they are paid off, more so that they know it's more beneficial. There is an understanding. Yeah, more beneficial. I think it's a very, very well understood from both sides, back and forth, nudge, nudge, wink, wink, nod, nod about what they do. You could also look at the writing credits in season two and see if any former IGN employees are on them. It would be funny if that was the case. The theme for rings of power is plot twist, MacGuffin, and it's not a MacGuffin, but instead a more underwhelming MacGuffin. Sauron's sword is just a key. Mithril is just magic lightning, but the mark of Sauron is a map. You say these things as if they're not much stupider than that. Like, Sauron's sword is just a key. It's like, yeah, there's a lot more that's really dumb about that, actually, in terms of what it does specifically. The key, the keyhole, what it does. We'll have so much to talk about next time. Oh my god. That's the sound of forgiveness, Elrond, explosions, and then silence. They take the explosive wine when they go to battle, or is just what they drink normally? Do they explode if they burp or fart near a flame? So first off, yes, obviously. Two, I have no idea. I thought that was like lamp oil or something. I would not have guessed it was wine because it looked so thick. I think the argument was describing them as being in casks made people think it was wine, but that ultimately you could store theoretically lots of things in a cask. You don't have to store that wine. Absolutely. And it came out pretty thick. It looked thick. Yeah, if it's an oil meant for burning, then having it with a spigot makes sense if you just want to put a little bit in a lamp or a torch or something like that.  And now it's just messy and icky. The dirt sticks to it. But it's the ethanol. It's the ethanol content in wine that burns, isn't it? I'm sure wine, no wine, even undiluted wine that we drink today, does not have a high enough ethanol content to actually. Yeah, I don't think it's... I've never thought of wine as that flammable. Yeah, but... Yeah, I don't think wine is flammable. I think there's some really hard liquors that might be. Like vodka would... Most spirits would be flammable, right? I actually don't know. Depending on how much it's cut with something else, but it has to have a high ethanol content. So it has to have a high percentage, like ABV percentage, I think. So people are saying oil doesn't explode. Idiot, we saw it explode. So it must explode. It exploded. Whatever, that's why... That's the source of the confusion. If it just burned the ship down, then it could be all sorts of things. But the fact that it was explosive... Yeah, I mean... That depends on the thing it's in and the air pressure within the thing it's in. It's like... Same thing with the Mount Doom thing we'll come on to whenever we get to the next episode is that would the water have the effect that it has? No. I think the explosion... Not quite, yes, but no. Well, so to be fair, sorry.  It's not just a normal volcano. But yeah, I see what you mean. I think it's now. Well, I mean, the light... What was Fring was referencing, right? There's weather effects inside the pyroclastic flow. It's like... Oh, I think that does happen, though. I mean, like... Electricity? Because, yeah, because you've got... Well, it's not electricity generated by the thing, but it's charged particles within the pyroclastic flow. So I think you do actually, in real volcanic eruptions, you will see lightning because there are charged particles within the pyroclastic flow, which then arc the energy between themselves. So I think that does actually happen in real life, that you can see artistic depictions. And I think photographic depictions as well of real-life volcanic eruptions, where you will see lightning in them, either generated from within the pyroclastic flow, or because of the interaction between that flow and the clouds above them, which have charged particles in them. Well, that sounds really cool. I know. How are they alive? If you add that on too? Yeah, I think it's supposed to have 3,000 degrees Celsius in there, so they should be dead. Yeah, because it's just like, adding even, I don't know, all right, fine, yeah. She'll be fine. She'll be a little dirty. She'll have to take a bath, but it'll be fine. The theme for rings of pala is... Oh, wait, I read that one already. Wine explodes. Oh, yeah, well, they could have been just C4 in storage there as well. I think that was around that time, right? They would have had that technology. It's a new anore. It's like Saruman's gunpowder stuff. It's a fire of Orthanc or something. That Luminor had their own. They just did not follow proper safety protocol in its storage. And that leads to accidents where they drank it to make them more angry and fierce in combat. They try to grab Sauron or kill him by grabbing him and burping into a candle. I could get him to do it. Who's more unlikable? Rings of Power, Galadriel or Kate Kane? So I have it. Probably Rings of Power, Galadriel, because there's something funny about Kate Kane. Yeah, this is something about Kate Kane I enjoy. I wouldn't be upset seeing her again. I kind of want to see Kate Kane again. Galadriel makes me sigh every time I see her. I'm like, no. Because both of them try so hard, but I don't know. I guess Kate Kane just fails in such a funny way that it's just more entertaining and it makes me smile. I miss her. Since they are forcing the Galadriel hull brand thing, is it possible they change it so that her daughter, Calibrian, is the product of her and Sauron? I feel like they would never do that. Area things have happened, I suppose. And, you know, all bets are off as it goes on, I think. They're probably going to get more brazen with their Beaches of Lords, they go.  Kyle and Sarah, legit, the two best characters. Sorry, dude. Nobody cares about- Can't help you. I cannot help you. No one can help you. I know lots of people are asking for Long Kong, but I'd love to see you guys do Godzilla versus Kong.  I don't know if in this day and age you can say despite having five writers, yeah. If anything, five writers is more for a film. Well, TV shows tend to have a good chunk of writers, I guess with a film, usually, if there's more than two, it's usually like, ooh, that's a lot of hands in the kitchen. Bumping into each other here. A little bit. It's just very often when you find out that a film is cataclysmic, you look at how many people wrote it, it's like, oh. It's what I've been meaning for ages to go through and try and do a little short-term study thing. What's the average size of a writing team these days compared to even the 1990s or the 1980s? Because it does genuinely seem to be that the more you have, the worse it gets. If you compare, say, 2001, a space odyssey, has Arthur Clarke and Stanley Kubrick working together, so there's two of them, you compare it to a modern film which has anywhere between four and 12 writers on it. And the quality is evidently so much worse, but it's so reliably so much worse that you wonder why it is that they have these workshops as opposed to trying to find individual sort of creative people to hem the whole thing from start to finish. He's expressing her Mordor guilt. I was going to be a lot more for the next episode. They're getting on the boat was embarrassing to watch. Oh, yeah, when she's getting the armor. Yes, yes, it was horrible. It's horrible. I don't know why they made such a huge deal out of it. It makes you think bad things. It's like, when we watched it, we were both thinking the same thing, just indulgent. Yeah. Take a dark soul's power, stamina and its recharge rate, ability to drink orange juice and recover health fast, eye frames at will, or learnable sorcery. Learnable sorcery. So we can knock out temporary eye frames because I feel like sorcery might just be able to cover those sorts of things. But if we say that it's sorcery, except being able to go temporarily invisible, invincible, recovering health fast is pretty cool. But does that just mean healing fast, not healing? Depends how that manifests. Is it just recovering from cuts and wounds, or is it like your body is just constantly regenerating and replacing itself? Does that lead to immortality? That was specifically, you have to drink orange juice and you recover health fast. Very strange. I'm not exactly sure how that works, but I feel like- I guess it's fine because orange juice is always available. It's not, yeah, it's not that. I'm curious mechanically how it rolls out. But yeah, I think if I were deciding just based on what it says here, I'd go with the sorcery, yeah. Yeah. Is there any different answers? Let me know. I'll just give you a chance. Even though I'm more of a Christmas person, I'm definitely looking forward to your final destination arc. Happy early Halloween. You should. It's going to be funny. Those movies are very funny, especially the fourth one. I'm looking forward to that one coming out. I am very excited to see these come out. This is why you lock your layers, Fringy. Lesson learned, lol. Fringy says you are 100% right, and I should have known that, and I'm a bad man. Fringy just typed it out, yeah. Yeah. My master, Maulrod the Great bids thee welcome, who has authority to treat with thee. Amazon, I have a token I was bidden to show thee, and then it's one star rating. Wasn't that the Malfur Sauron thing, I think, but that wasn't in the theatrical cut, was it? It wasn't, and shit man, the part where he shows the shirt and Marion Pippin start saying, no, and they start crying, and Gandalf is like, be quiet. Be quiet, silence. Don't say anything. It's so interesting, because yeah, they could so accidentally give vital information in the case that this shirt was just taken and not Frodo.  Imagine the amount of sort of import that that scene has, the cut scenes from the theatrical version of the Lord of the Rings, versus the included scenes in Rings of Power. Even a short scene like that just has so much more, or Saruman's death, although to be fair, Saruman's death scene actually really does detract from the theatrical version by not being there, because it's the only one that- I think it's incredibly important that scene. Yeah, I mean, you can't explain otherwise how they got the Pallantry from Isengard without that, but just the idea that a few, well, a couple of minutes of cut scene from Jackson's films just outmatches anything, even the most important scenes in Rings of Power is a pretty good comparison to see how far it's sunk. Wait, someone in chat said, I hate that scene so much. Oh, this R on the scene?  Why? What? What weirdo freak. Hey, don't call him that until he has bad reasoning. Then we can say it, okay? No, I'm hedging my bets. I'm curious. Saruman doesn't die in the theatrical? Technically not, yeah. Do they make any reference to Saruman being dead in the theatrical one? No, you don't see it. I think there's a reference to the sort of the situation being resolved, but it's not mentioned that he dies in the theatrical version from what I remember, but it's been a year since I last seen the theatrical version. It doesn't fit his character. I don't know if Saruman's character, this is only seen in the movie. I guess if you should say it doesn't fit his book character, maybe? No, it does. Quite accurately. Maybe Saruman's scene, maybe? But even that fits his character reasonably well. In that case, yeah, I'm not sure. All right then. Watching Hot D in Noderotic Streams makes me want to watch Game of Thrones. Worth it even just for the first few seasons? Hi Rags, what's a good first pistol? Okay, right before you answer that. Like, should I watch Game of Thrones? It's like the first answer is, you could go as far as season four, but then like, do you really want to do that? Watch, because that's the... Four seasons is a lot to be invested and enjoy. And then just to be like, well, now stop. Even though there are still good scenes in and among season five, six, even seven, I think. I'm not sure about eight, maybe, in the first two episodes, but... Yeah, so it's really hard for me to recommend Game of Thrones at all. It's really difficult. And I'm not even sure I've decided yet, but as for Hot D, not going to recommend that until either the end of season one, and I can figure out a way to do it because it's good enough, or I'm going to wait until all three seasons are out. I've been very definitive about this. How good it is does not define whether or not I'm going to be recommending it just yet. That Aragorn's character, not the mouth of Sauron? You think Aragorn is out of character in the mouth of Sauron scene?  You think he's out of character for Aragorn going to kill him? Everyone's saying it, apparently. How do you guys feel? I never considered it bad. The mouth of Sauron's evil. And he's talking about how they tortured Frodo before they killed him. Yeah, I don't know. I don't... Look at how he stopped Theoden from killing Grima. So I thought that was a weird choice, actually, into two towers when he stops him from killing Grima. And it has serious consequences, him doing that. It does, but there's a difference because the whole sort of setup to the Grima scene is that they realize that Grima is not sort of the originator of the evil in that scenario. Grima is the person they're actually appealing to. Theoden does appeal to Grima. Oh, no, wait. No, you're talking about in the two towers, right? Yeah, well, in the same sense, I guess, because Grima isn't the big bad in that scenario. Grima is as much manipulated by Saruman as Theoden has been, in a way. And that's why you get in the deleted scene in Britain of the King, they appeal to Grima's sort of better nature against Saruman Theoden tells him to calm down. So that's part of Grima's own sort of aborted redemption arc. The mouth of Sauron is simply that. He is the mouth of Sauron.  Yeah. In fact, I don't even know what species he's supposed to be. He's not cooperating in a... Yeah, he's odd. There's probably an element too of Grima was begging for his life on the ground, helpless as, you know.  It would be, no, it's not.  I think we've broken the spell. He's helpless and he can't hurt us anymore.  No, no, I'm talking back about the mouth of Sauron again. Oh, I assume that he's virtually an enemy commander, combatant who is like, I guess, evil in some different sort of way, who still represents some kind of a threat operating in a more, I guess, official capacity. Also apply a variable of Aragorn's mental state. He's not exactly chuffed with the news. Yeah, I think that is a totally fair... I definitely don't see it as out of character. Seems very upset. I don't either. But it's interesting to hear the perspective. Anti-whitism ruined Lord of the Rings. I don't know about that, did it?  I mean, I'm guessing they, hopefully, they mean rings of power. Not Lord of the Rings. They've just said Lord of the Rings. I assume so. Oh, sorry, I skipped over the question. Rags what pistol? What did you say was a good first pistol? That was the other question. Oh, I'd probably go with... There's plenty of good choices to make, honestly. A lot of it will be determined by how it fits in your hand. So for that, I can't really make much of a recommendation, but there's plenty of pistols that are A-okay. It's kind of like buying cars. Like a vast majority of them will probably be just A-okay. I have, I like Glock's myself. I like their simplicity. I like the way they look. I think they're easy to shoot. So that's certainly an option that you could go with. You can get plenty of police trade-ins that are pretty cheap. If you need something on a budget, I hear high points are not that at all, especially as a cheapo starter pistol to get you into just the basics of gun safety and things of that nature.  Oh, do as someone who shot a Desert Eagle, like the full thing, not the 357 version, but the 50 AE, do not get a Desert Eagle. That is excessive. It's fun to be like, wow, this is nuts, but you will, no, don't get a Desert Eagle. Don't get a Desert Eagle. Even if they can shoot through anything, of course, don't get a Desert Eagle. Hey, Mulder, have you seen Don't Hug Me? I'm scared TV show yet, since you're from British lands. I'd like to hear your opinion on the show. I have not seen it, but I've heard a couple of people asking about it.  They're talking about maths and things, but everything's just a bit off and creepy, and then more of it, things happen, I think, as the show progresses. That's kind of a fun idea. I'm pretty sure it started just like a casual, quick YouTube video that was like an idea. Like a full, that could be wrong about all of that, by the way. I'd have to check the wiki, but yeah. You're bringing $5 for defending the honor of probability and combinatorics? Combinatorics? All right, well, yeah, I do my best. I mean, I'm not sure exactly what the conclusion of all of that even was, because I had missed like the opening of it, and so I came in just listening to like, percentages, fractions, whee, wham, I wasn't sure.  That, we can all agree. Author is never wrong, then TLJ was flawless. I don't think, I don't think, yeah, to be fair a little bit too, I think you say that if the author says the work is awesome, that it is. I don't think that that's how it works, even though Ryan would probably say his work is awesome. He did say that none of the criticisms hold up. Yeah. Then he's wrong. Ah, man, he's very wrong. Very wrong. Has anyone asked thoughts on and or? It was refreshing to not have any fights in an episode, but I'm disappointed to see people call it boring and bad. Disappointed to see people call it boring too. I want to leave people alone on the boring one. Everyone's entitled to find anything boring, whatever. I'm disappointed in it. What I'm disappointed in is suggesting that there needs to be more things that connect it to Star Wars, and that if it didn't have Star Wars on it, it wouldn't be anywhere near as washed as it is. Okay, that's fine. If you wanted to say, for example, Cloverfield Lane, 10 Cloverfield Lane, nobody would have seen it if it wasn't connected in the Cloverfield universe or something. I'd be like, well, it doesn't change how good the film is up until if you discount, because I guess that's a part of the film to a degree as well. But I guess what I'm suggesting is like, if there were more X-wings, more lightsabers, more ray guns, I said ray guns and blasters, if there were more of those, then it would be more Star Wars-y, and that would be better.  Like, that's what those other shows were. And I'm not suggesting an outright ban on Star Wars items in a Star Wars show. Just bring in what should be there. Yeah, I mean, we know we're going to get them even from the trailer. You see Star Destroyers and Stormtroopers and Deathtroopers, I think, well, in the trailer. But you're going to get that stuff. But if you're suggesting that it can't be Star Wars, unless it has those things all the time, then you're sort of arguing for exactly what we've had up until this point in the Disney era.  The reason I like Andor is because it expands it believably. I've never looked at Andor and thought, this doesn't look or resemble Star, look like or resemble Star Wars in any way. I think it actually, to the extent it's good, it actually adds depth and layers to the Star Wars universe in quite a Star Wars-y way. My problems with Andor, to the extent I have them, have been largely to do with the writing. Like, a lot of the payoffs in episode three don't actually stem from the buildup in episodes one and two, which I think is something that's legitimate to criticize. I think it's been a pleasant surprise so far in that it's been quite mature and adult and it doesn't treat its audience as though they're idiots, which is a good start. And you can't complain about the bad writing and the formulaic nature of Marvel products, for example, and then criticize the show just because it doesn't exhibit the same traits, which I think a lot of people have been doing with Andor. I just think there is an action every five minutes. Well, okay, but are you happy with phase four? No. Maybe then you should give it a chance. And to clarify, there are plenty of criticisms for Andor that involve consistency and character criticisms and just general even talking about pacing to more detail than simply iron board. But yeah, I've just been seeing a decent chunk in several videos being like, what is this show? It feels like a show they just made. And then they said, by the way, this isn't the Star Wars universe. Which is fine. They add a lot and it's like... That's fine. It's you're allowed to have that perspective, sure. Easy. We talked about this before with superhero stuff, right?  Like you could never make the father in the superhero universe. I was like, you could though. You just like, you're just so far away from it as a thing that you think it's almost impossible. It's like, but just having like a famous superheroes reach that age and Professor X is like, I can start referencing Logan. It's like, we're already getting close. Just go down. It's like, yeah, but it has to have action. It's like, does it? And you could still have flashbacks if you really need it. And you can tie them in to how this character at this age is losing memories and losing control of their brain. And it can still be very allegorical. It's just like, those are the experiments I really want to see. Even if they're bad, it'd be cool to see them. As opposed to like failing the same way, which is what phase four feels like to an extent. And or, yeah, you know, I would say that the sentiment for EFAP so far is that we're impressed because we never expected Disney to come out with this. We thought they were stuck in a particular sort of mode. And to be fair, this doesn't actually mean that they're not stuck in that mode because this was created before that main mode was solidified. So they could still be in that mode. But for now, we get a whole season of not that yet. It seems to have escaped that. Yeah, and it seems that most, if not, everybody agrees. Okay, yeah, it's not like, it's not like Kenobi or Boba Fett. Okay, well, at least we're on that. But yeah, the main criticism we've seen for everybody is that it's boring. It's very boring. The only way to really get an answer on that is to... I think, because like I had it on Friday Night Tights, I was like, I'm not going to be able to... I can't talk you out of finding it boring. That's impossible. The way I would have to do it is to get you to tell me which scenes have nothing happening in it. And then I would have to see if I could argue what we were learning in the scene and what was important in the scene and then see if you agree or disagree. There's a couple, but I mean, that's bloat rather than boredom. So there's a few unnecessary sort of introductions of people Andor knows and has seen before in his daily life. I'm thinking the... So either the second or the third guy who turns up in the street in episode one, I think, to whom Andor owes money. He has the alien friend as well. We never see those characters again. I don't think it adds anything new to the dynamic. We already understand this about Andor. He is in debt and the sort of... There's a net tightening around him, but principally from below as well as above. So you have the investigation by the police above him. But you also have this declining charity amongst the people below him. And he's running out of options. He's running out of other people's charity. We've had that, we had that two or three times before we got that scene. And that wasn't very long, but it was there and it didn't need to be. And it introduced another character who we'll never see again and took up time that could have been better spent, I think, developing some of the more important characters who were... There aren't many of them, but there were a couple who are underdeveloped in the first three episodes, chiefly Tim. And you could have spent a bit more time with him and less time re-emphasizing a point that's already been made. So there's a couple of little bits of bloat, but I wouldn't sort of criticize it any more than that. Those scenes do serve a purpose in showing how Andor treats people he owes money in different ways depending on the relationship and what they're willing to do for him. And they could also turn up in episode five or whatever. That's true. No, I see that point. I think my point is that we've already established that thing about Andor's character would be my only... It's not even a very strong criticism. It's just like if you were going to try and economize anywhere, I would have economized on that because it's already been established. We've seen two or three other people to whom he owes money. And we've already seen how he deals with different people differently depending on who they are and how much he owes. We don't necessarily need the fourth and the fifth person. And that sort of... I think that can give the impression that it's taking longer than it really is to get to its point. So I'm not saying that's a massive flaw. I'm just saying that that's something which, if you want to avoid the accusation of boredom, maybe you would economize on that area. Well, the funny thing is that seniors, I and a couple of people in the Friday Night Tech Stream, we did find the show boring. We're saying that they liked that scene because of the funny alien thing. So we just stand here. You remember that scene, right? So, yeah, as someone in chat mentioned, it's just like, yeah, you just have to find out which scenes they found boring and how they define sort of... Because that's the thing. Boring is useless. It's the underlying stuff that you can actually get into and dig into and figure out what... Because different people find different things boring, right? Like, there's someone out there who said Dark Strange 2 was boring throughout. And I just be like, you found it boring. Okay, sure.  You know, it's possible. You just have to dig a bit. But, yeah, even from EFAP's point of view, there are plenty of criticisms for the show. I just didn't want to see that as the main criticism. It is a bit reminiscent of Bly. Not quite the same thing, because I think Bly is heads and toes... Heads and shoulders, sorry, ahead of Andor. But at the same time, there was a lot we were getting interested in scenes-wise. And it's like, oh, people find this boring? It's like, I wouldn't even have might have given it quite a few more episodes before trying to rip into it for anything in any way, just to see exactly where they were trying to go with everything. Because one of the things I think is really true, YMS felt this way about movies, I think, that you haven't really, really consumed it until you see it more than once in terms of, have you really gotten everything? And you could say the same for seeing a season of TV to go back and see what they were... What may have seemed innocuous is now very meaningful, because you know what it was leading to, sort of thing. It's possible. But at the same time, amen, if everyone finds it boring, I guess it was kind of boring, at least in that metric, and that has to be... You have to come to a point where it has to be accepted to some degree, that a lot of people just find it boring. What I will say is there will be consequences to that reaction. It'll tell Disney stuff, especially if the message from Kenobi wasn't that it... You know, like, if they were like, people didn't find Kenobi boring, they just thought it wasn't very well-executed in a couple of ways, and they're like, ah, so you want more Kenobi, we just need to fix up maybe the action. Because they don't want more Andor, they're finding that boring. That's the worst thing is boring.  And when it could be the one chance to be like, this is a better direction, Disney. This is a better direction. Will there be an EFAT Mini for Andor? So the problem I'm having is I have literally got no time to make them. But I might try and make them so that they're all... It's a Hill House style. They all just release as one big video. And they're a lot less lower editing style. So that you can at least get our coverage of it in that format. But because I don't think I can release them as individual minis right now. The Halloween arc is still not ready to go. And it's releasing. So I got loads of other stuff to do. You know, our works, Halloweeny times. Anyway, any of you guys checked out Resident Alien, really good character development. Resident Alien. I've heard about that. That's Alan Tudyk. I've never heard of it myself. So I don't... I think it's a show on sci-fi though. So, you know, make of that what you will. You guys seen Shin Godzilla? I might have. I can't remember if that's the one I've seen. I don't think I have seen it. Well, all right then. Bring me favorite Trios of Horror episodes. Man, five is really good. That's the one with the running joke of Willie getting axed in the back. Dude, I would actually go as far as saying seasons like three or four up to like season 10 or something. Just all of them. Yeah, there were a lot of good Treehouse of Horrors. I'm a big fan of that one though in particular. That's a really good one. Everyone the gremlins on the side of the bus? Yeah, that's a good one. And then Otto, there's a gremlin on the side of the bus in a small manner. Hey, no problemo, Bart. Dude, I'll take care of it. Smash the season. You're looking kills a man because the bus is a gremlin. And then like he manages to just softly roll into a ditch and then a car explodes. You have to include that one part right before it explodes. He just goes. And then just blows up. Oh, man. They were 3C. This is, see, this is consistent with my character. My favorite collection tapes of any Simpsons with the Treehouse of Horror ones. I treasured those ones the most. Treehouse of Horror was, that was always one of the things I really enjoyed in the Simpsons. Like Treehouse of Horror was so much fun. I remember, I want to see if I can find it. The tape, I see it in my head. I think it was the family, but it was the Addams family or something. It was like a collection. Yeah, I remember that one. I think I had the Hell one. Do you remember that one? Heaven and Hell? It was like Heaven and Hell. Yeah, that was one of my favorite tapes as well. It had a really good selection on it. It had Prima the Heretic, which is a really great episode. Yeah, so they, yeah, they are the Addams family. Or at least, no, wait, I'm not sure, actually. Or the Munsters. Because Maggie's like an alien. Oh, it could be the Munsters. Yeah, actually, that might be it. Anyway, that tape had Treehouse of Horror 5, 6, 7, and 12. Interesting collection. Dicks was a really good one. I think that's the one that had when the billboards and stuff came to life, right? Which one did you say, sorry? I think six billboards when they came to life. Yeah, it's got, in this halloween themed anthology, advertising icons go berserk in attack of the 50 foot eyesores. Grantskeeper Willie invades the children's dreams.  And Homer enters a 3D world of computer animation. Yeah, that one's great too. Oh dude, the one with Willie that smarch weather. And then what was it? Do not touch, do not touch Willie. Good advice. And then he turns up the thermostat. And then Willie catches on fire. God, please help me. Willie, please. Mr. Van Houten has the floor.  Oh my God.  So the final one, Dress of Horror 12, Hex in the City, a gypsy kisses Homer bringing misery to everyone he loves. I remember that because Marge like grows a beard, Bart's neck goes all flimpy. Lisa, does Lisa turn into an animal, some kind? I can't remember, but the second one is when Pierce Brosnan is Hal in their house and he falls in love with Marge.  I remember when that one starts, I have a distinct feeling of, oh no, the tape is coming to the end. So weird. That's right. Yeah, I got you. Yeah, and then the last one is the Harry Potter type one, WizKids. Bart and Lisa are students of the school for wizards where they try to foil the evil lord Monty Mort. Monty Mort. Oh, that was a good tape. That's a good one. All right, anyway, where were we? Dude, I wouldn't be surprised if I have us do like a, just being you watch Simpsons in midi format someday. That would be pretty great. Maybe like one per week or something. That would be fun. It would be easy to edit and talk about. Why not?  No. England is my city. What it says? He said it. I did not know that. No, but now I do. So thank you. Also, I see Fringy change his profile pic to a blue bird, embracing your bird heritage, I see. That's my Halloween. I'm cassowary. That's very scary. Yes, it is scary. Yeah, I thought it would be a fun. I hadn't organized ahead of time foolishly, stupidly. Do they all have red eyes or just yours in particular is particularly? They have kind of like brownish eyes, but I decided to push up the the red a little bit. But yeah, they do kind of have brownish eyes. Moller, although I do love Rhapsody of Fire, Epica has become my favorite symphonic metal band. Also, X files is to me as Buffy is to you. Everyone should have an equivalent of what Buffy is to me. That's good to have, you know. And I never saw X files other than a couple of episodes, but I'd like to, as far as I know, that shows pretty cool. As for Epica, maybe I'll try and listen to some of it. Thanks for the suggestion. You qualified it by saying the Greek games were less so. It's absolutely the other way around. Neither exactly faithful.  You'd be insane. What universe where they just say like, This is Pandora's temple. Pandora's box is in it.  That's just happening. Meanwhile, the amount of lore, the sheer amount of lore in Norse, the Norse version, where all the different things you can read and pick up. Now, it's not to say that they didn't completely change the events to match what they wanted to adapt, but it would be absolutely insane to say the Greek games are more faithful when they'd like what they use from the Greek stuff, at least in the first, no, I'd probably say all three of them. The most they do is just reference what we're familiar with, which is like Zeus by his lightning bolts. He talks a lot of people, I think. Somebody does. Pandora's box was just given to some dude. Well, the thing is, because Kratos isn't exclusively made up, right? There's some things that he's vaguely based on, as far as I know. I didn't know that. It's like an equivalent that begins with C instead of K. Someone in chat might know. It sounds as though, as someone who's not partial to either Greek or Norse, it's like just by playing the games, you can tell which one they delve deeper into to try and sort of match or form the game around. And again, I don't blame them for that. They can do whatever they want. Or they can adapt it just as much or just as little as they want. Can you get varying results? Like a way Titi did it. Quicked out. He did. Yeah, that's a... He sure did. He just didn't.  No, he didn't. Doesn't seem like he did. That's a shame. Man, though I will say, in a certain sense, it was a good thing that he did that video where he's making insulting the visual effects artist work because it's like just reminds people, like, yeah, this system of making films is really bad. Where even the director is there criticizing work that they didn't even have enough time to do. And you got Kratus, C-R-A-T-U-S is the... He's like some people saying he's an enforcer for Zeus. So again, this is what I mean. It's like loads has been heavily edited. And then there's not much reference to the events in the Greek world, even in the trilogy. Meanwhile, one game in the Norse one. This is the thing, they've changed their approach. Everyone can tell this from the original trilogy to the new game. And it's neat, it's different, but... Like, to say it's the least faithful would be the Norse one. I just go as far as saying it seems almost impossible, if not hilarious, as a statement.  Yeah, I'd be happy to concede neither a faithful in the strictest sense, but we know which one is more faithful. Little platoon sounds really, really gay, or just really British. Is there a difference really? No. Unclear. We'll have to get our scientists on it. Ask again later. God of War, Assassin's Creed, Dante's Inferno. I've experienced these games only in their punished forms on PSP. Konnichiwa, Ragsu. Oh, hello. Give me an Assassin's Creed for PSP. Give me an Assassin's Creed for PS Vita. Ah, that might be one thing. Was it good? I'm assuming... I have no idea. I have no clue. It was probably good for PlayStation Vita, which is an interesting sort of standard. Well, because Killzone Mercenary I liked. That was like a portable Killzone game. But I like that for as its own thing, more so than just like, well, for PlayStation Vita game, yeah. It's kind of the same with the Uncharted game on PS Vita. It's like, yeah, it's cool for a portable game. It wouldn't have been hard to say. It should have been wine, but it was some fire water. Easy intrigue plot that would have better led to the next story beat. Why could it just be oil? Isn't fire water whiskey? Why not just make it oil? It's like liquor, yeah. Oil used for the lanterns and for war purposes or whatever, I don't know. It didn't even need to have it at all. He could have just started setting fire to the... Yeah, that's true. They made a wood. They just made a wood. You don't need to explode them. He could have just started a fire in the lower deck. Yeah, that would have been cool in the trailer, though. Maybe he... Maybe as an accident, the smoke wakes up Isildur, and Isildur waking up distracts the Saboteur, who maybe bumps his head as he's trying to escape and haste now that he's starting to panic, something like that, and Isildur has to rescue him. Did you play Age of Mythology? No. Is that the Age of Empire's expansion? I'm not sure. It might be. Age of Mythology. It is Age of Mythology, at least in 2002. I don't know. It looks like it's its own thing. Developed by Ensemble Studios, published by Microsoft Game Studios. Well, Ensemble made Age of Empires, so... It's in the Age of Empire series Wiki, so I don't know if it's like a spiritual side step from that series, or if it's technically a part of the series. I'm just not sure. It sounds vaguely familiar, but I couldn't place it. Yeah, it says... Yeah, it looks like it might not technically be one, but it is one, in essence. Hi, Rags. Hello. Did you like SCP-3000? Look at SCP-2764. 2764? That's what it says. And... I have to double check. SCP-3000 was all right. Yeah, I think I liked. I did like SCP-3000. Yeah, I did like it. I thought it was a really neat idea that was presented in a decent way. I'd have to look up 2764, though. I haven't read this one. Any Age of Mythology has Greek, Norse, and Egyptian all in one game. Sounds cool. By the way, I was just thinking... Surely the adaptation for both the Greek and the Norse would actually just be considered nil, because we're just going to kill every god in both pantheons. So I'm going to assume that's not a part of their lore. Yeah.  And I would assume, I'd have to check, because they don't have any reason to contradict what I'd imagine is in the actual Norse myths are accurate, or at least to a degree, because it's through translation. Which is another thing I heard, by the way, that translating the Norse myths is like complicated, and there's several different things you can read in terms of exactly what events transpired, which goes the same for Greek too. Hence why they're considered myths, right, as opposed to... How does someone get to find some myth? I have no idea, in this area. I don't know. It probably depends on, you know, who you ask in the time periods, but this definition says a traditional story, especially when concerning the early history of a people, or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events. And the second definition is a widely held, but false belief or idea. Alright. Superhero vision of the father. Everything the same, but he's also now actually pretty dangerous as his mental powers and physical power can lash out. Yeah, that's why the Logan reference is coming in, yeah. Obviously, Professor X's deterioration has a significant effect, both before the events of that movie and in it. Hi, people. Please check Wunderfrau 1917, The Trailer, an EFAP meme starring the EFAP crew. Oh, do we need to say that for a meme episode? Possibly. Take the title of a song you've heard and add, In My Ass. Well, I'll keep chat busy until the end of the stream, I'd imagine. I was thinking Twilight My Ass. In Twilight In My Ass. One of my favorite songs is Emerald Swords, so. That's not good.  No, not good at all. Summer Night in Sausalito, In My Ass. Muse, Supermassive Black Hole, In My Ass. Yeah.   What's wrong with the application? For example, the Disney song title, Someday My Prince Will Come. Someday My Prince Will Come from Snow White. Yeah. Did you mon? Someday My Prince Will Come in My Ass. The Snow White, yeah, she likes it. Yeah, you can tell. You can tell by looking at her. Assuming she's 18 and a consenting adult, of course. I don't know what the fucking. So Digimon of the Day is Palmon. P-A-Lmon. Oh, this is one I remember. Yeah, this is the one who turns into the cactus. And then the cactus turns into a fairy. I don't know. You do. I don't know. At least the fairy is vaguely flora themed. Yeah, you have the weird plant thing here. Then it turns into a cactus with boxing gloves. Then that turns into a somewhat plant themed fairy creature. That's evolution, folks. Yes. Unfortunately, don't have the money to qualify this. That's about how it's more faithful to Greek than Norse. I mean, the fact that you introduce yourself as familiar more so with Norse mythology probably explains why you think they're more. They're more caring when it comes to Greek. I'd imagine anyone who's super familiar with Greek would find the first three God of War games to be insulting when really they just haven't fun with Greek and Norse. But they clearly read up on their Norse when they made God of War 2018 compared to reading up on their Greek. Because it comes across God of War 1 as more so a game that you could have made with any group of friends coming up with and they're aware, the awareness of the gods. Then, you know, because the thing is they contradict themselves, man. Like all the gods look completely different in the first game compared to the third one. They changed their minds as they went on. Exactly what they were going to do. And of course, Kratos killing them all for revenge. I don't think that's in any of the myths as well as... Because this is the thing, I'd have to go read them all. But like I said, I'm just going from a cursory glance. Pretty sure there's a hell of a lot more effort related to the law of Norse than there is of Greek. Which would imply to me, naturally, intrinsically almost, that the accuracy is going to be more so present with the Norse. But I suppose if I was adapting Tolkien's work and you compared mine with Rings of Power and all mine was, was just like a forest and Gandalf's in it. And then he's just walking around and that's it. That's my whole story. You might consider mine more accurate than Rings of Power. Because there's less to get wrong. But I don't think what they did with the Greek era would be considered accurate. I don't even think it would be considered close. But maybe this... Maybe I'm completely wrong about that. I'd have to go look at Reddit threads to see what the experts say. Familiar with both? Just don't have the money? Then don't you worry about it. Nor problem. Greatress will continue to butcher the gods until he reaches his ultimate form, Pontius Pilate, where he will lose against Jesus' Respawn. Hi, Fringy. Fringy would have said hi. He's a little bit busy. Yeah, he's busy. Versus matchup. Mario vs Kirby games only. I think Kirby wins that, right? It's unfortunate that during this question, Fringy is unfortunately tending to something and he's away. Well, we can chat about something until he comes back, I'm sure. But my guess would be Kirby. Kirby is like incredibly resilient and possibly a supernatural alien creature that potentially lovecraftian from what I've heard from lore. Or is it that Kirby just battles lovecraftian enemies? Not quite that Kirby is in any way lovecraftian. But Mario's quite killable in all of his iterations. Kirby is too, but at the same time Kirby just seems like it's it's hard to kill Kirby, it seems. But don't worry. What was the question, sorry? I missed it. Who wins? Mario vs Kirby games only. Kirby wins from what I understand. Kirby destroyer of will. Something like that. Ooh, Kirby beat Karl Marx in the games? Is that in the first one? I look, I'm not an expert on Kirby lore. Hmm. Well, that, that, that is it. We caught up with the Superchance for the days, obviously. Which means. Oh, hey, what happened? All right. Um, I was going to say that, that's just we're probably going to wrap it up there because now we're going to need to be able to eat food, go to sleep, and then go back to streaming and talking about rings of power. Because that's what it is. Oh, another one came in saying fleams. Appreciate it. Thank you very much. Um, yeah. What in these brains a little bit melty? Well, lost, like you got any plug, plug your channel. Yes, I'm actually even doing. Oh, well, if I have time between now and going to bed, I need to finish off my hour long and all video, which will hopefully be out tomorrow. Um, I'm just filling in like little expression shots and stuff, but that will theoretically be out before you've up tomorrow. And then it's back to rings of power. I'll have recovered. Maybe probably not. I hope the same goes for all of us. Another one just popped in saying name one media where no one has managed to properly criticize it and, uh, and it gets unfair criticism or unditive praise, nothing in the middle. Um, my brain isn't working very well at the moment. So I'm struggling. My head keeps going to overrated stuff. But then I'm like, well, that's not good. Same. Inception once at endgame. Hey, he's right there. And we're right here. You're right here. We share his opinions on that movie. That fine, fine film. Someone said ukulele, right? And it's like, I don't think many people are saying that game was a masterpiece.  Sonic the hedgehog under overrated. Well, that's, so we're looking for something that either people say is a masterpiece or terrible when the reality is it's in the bill. Maybe, um, maybe the last of us. There are people, there's a lot of masterpiece ratings. And then there are plenty of people who would say it's absolutely terrible. Maybe that's the one. We will go with that. But now perhaps there will be better answers as time goes on. Yeah, maybe. All right. Well, yeah. So, um, the plan right now is that you'll get this. EFAP will probably release on Monday, I think. And then the one that we're going to be making live tomorrow will probably come out the following Saturday and that there won't be another EFAP then because we've already doubled up like twice. So we'll just instead actually have a day where we can do other things in life instead. And the Wednesday that's coming up, we'll still try and spend to do some form of catching up. If you don't see it live, it's because it's offline instead. It'll just be dependent on different factors. And then, yeah, so that I think that will make sense. And then it'll be tight, but as soon as we're done on EFAP, it might have to get cut off early so that I can go on to the hot D discussion portion. But I'm hoping we'll be done by then because that will be two hours ago tomorrow. That's what my limit would be. So we would still, it'll be a seven hour stream at maximum. We should be able to get through the episode right. There is, I feel, a logistical limit on how long we could actually go, right? I'm pretty sure we will be able to back out that far, so we should be okay. They said Christmas havis Halloween pick one. We asked you this when you were on the previous one, right?  Yeah, Halloween has better films. Christmas is a nicer festival. We should have asked Disbrew. If I can ask him tomorrow, I'll try it when I remember, if I remember. Maybe, maybe.  And there's going to be a mini that's going to come out in the middle of all of it. I don't know if you remember it, Rags Free, the Now You See Me thing. Yeah, I remember that. That is finally going to go out, because it's at a suitable time. Oh wow. So yeah, you'll be getting this weird 17 minute, I think it is, or 11 minutes mini that's pretty highly edited. It's the most highly edited mini you'll ever see, I think out of all of them, but it was pretty funny and it happened in between recording movies. So you got that to enjoy. And then yeah, we've got just loads of other stuff that we'll be doing as well. So, is Jay Longbone in it? She is. Well, I think she won heads in it. I think that's the one that... Is YMS in it for that? It doesn't matter, you'll find out. So yeah, Fringy Rags, is there anything you guys wanted to mention? No, I don't think so. Man, new video is real close to being done, but I just... I'm still... There's just a few things I want to finish up with it. So I can't give you a date, but it's real close to being done. Is it worth mentioning for them to not set their expectations to a video like Endgame? It's pitiful polemics, right? Pitiful polemics, a little smaller video, so it's probably close to like 10 minutes. It's a topic focus. The big critique, I'm working on it, but it's not... You're not getting it soon. It's... Same goes for my next one as well. As for this one, it's more so just that I'm happy that every time I think that there might be an opportunity to like spend more time on it to get a better joke, or I don't know, just make it better. But I'm seizing each of those opportunities, it just means that it keeps getting delayed. And for this one, right for the end, I've decided to do something that might take way longer than I think it will take, so... But I like the idea, so yeah. It's soon, but I can't say when. Sorry. Is that it then? Is it real? Just making sure everything's been said that was meant to be said if it's good? I think so. I think so. Last one. I think one more Super Chat came in, yeah. What about extraordinary gentleman e-fat movies? If you mean the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen? That's been recorded, right? We did record that, or did we watch it casually? I'm sure we did. I'm trying to remove it. It was part of our little arc, yeah, we talked about it. I didn't drink or was on it, too. Yeah. Well, if it was recorded, you'll get it one day, but that's not being worked on right now. So I promise when that'll ever happen. Yeah, I'd rather not promise anything. There'll be more clarity about the nature of a lot of different productions. Once a lot of things are set in motion, the first big milestone for me is going to be the end of December, where I get my new setup. What I'm looking forward to. Now I'm still on my scuffed setup, as one might refer to it. And did you play any Legacy of Cain? No, I did not. Nope, I have not. Not me, though. All right, and with that, I bid you all adieu. We play Sleeps now, and you all can sleep, too, if you want to. We'll be back soon enough to cover the next episode of the Ring of the Lord of the Power of the Rings. How exciting. I can't wait to see what happens next. Bye, everybody. Bye.


Ternary diagrams could be a very useful tool for classifying crude oils. Here you see a ternary diagram, a triangle in essence. On the corners of the triangles we can see pure hydrocarbons. At the top where you see 100% aromatics that is just one point at the top represents pure aromatic compounds. On the left hand side at the bottom 100% paraffins point on the corner and on the right 100% naftines. The lines that connect these points represent binary mixtures. For example, if you connect aromatics corner with the paraffins on that line you will only have aromatics and paraffins. As an example let us define the region in this ternary diagram for the group 1 or classification 1 crude oils that are paraffinic crude oils. You see the horizontal line with an arrow pointing downward. So below that line the content of paraffins and naftines is greater than 50%. Above that line obviously aromatics are greater than 50%. Now establish the second boundary line for the group 1 crude oils that is paraffinic crude oils. You see the vertical line right in the middle of the triangle separating the triangle into two areas. To the left of that vertical line we will have paraffins contents greater than naftines everywhere to the left of this line. So with these two boundary lines then one horizontal one vertical we have established a region where the content of paraffins and naftines are greater than 50% and paraffin contents are greater than naftines. To establish the region for the type 1 crude oils we need the third boundary line. So you see here the line that is designating paraffin contents greater than 40%. So to the left of that line in the triangle the paraffin contents is greater than 40%. So all these three lines then designate the group 1 or type 1 crude oil region in the ternary diagram that is the paraffinic crude oils region.