Dude, I didn't even realize until the Patreon comment pointed out from last episode, but that is Dimple at the very end of the last episode, having those people cheer for Mob and, like, worship Mob. And it's, like, MINE games to the max! So shoutout to Triple Set on Patreon for pointing that out. And yeah, I think we're gonna have a confrontation this episode between our boy Mob and Dimple. Dimple having sort of lost it with power and terms of trying to take over the entire city he pretty much has, but Mob remains unbrained while she's heading in to confront him. If you're new to this channel, don't forget to drop a sub and let's hop into it. "-Shoudai Kyosho to mitomete, minna omae wo miteru." "-Dare, saikou himetou." Saikou oma, son? Aw, man, Mob has no even inkling yet. "-Dou yo, kibun ii darou." Aw, even Subami, man. He is really trying to get into his head, though. "-Hitobito no omoe wo kyuushuu shiteka." It's more than broccoli. It's life itself. Yo, what is Dimple's, like, in-go here? "-Toto ii darou." They actually just take over the world? "-Toto ii darou." "-Gusho tekina sonzai to shiteka." In true Mob's, like, fashion, though, it happens so quickly. "-Dou wa sozou shu futaru. Kamino yare kou." Reincarnation. What, a Mob? Mob is certainly the creator. "-Kokoro no yasuragi wo ataeru." Against their will. "-Kokoro no yasuragi to koto ni sonna kouka ga aru no." He's just climbing. "-Kokoro no yasuragi to koto ni sonna kouka ga aru no." "-Shirane yo, tekitou wo shiteka." At least he admits it. "-Sorega ore sama no youbun ni." He's getting close. God, it is really pretty in here, though, I will say. "-Shinjya tachi datte tanoshin ni yatte yo." There's two! What happened? "-Reigen mo. Zuite matsuri o ogaishii wo deshiteki." He looks fine. God, dude, Temple has to be really strong. Let's take Terror down. He's got a lot of strong... I mean, all the energy from all the people, too. "-Ekubo." Oh, he does know! Okay, so I think he had, like, a general idea that it was Temple, but just didn't want to say it until he 100% knew because Mob makes these confident decisions. This isn't going to, like, quadruple guess everything anymore. He's just going to take it as it comes. "-Mua, sou kari kari sunna." Oh! This is the first time we've heard his, like, normal Temple voice while in here. "-Kore kara ore sama toshige o no tsutopu dem." You already asked him, Temple. He said, no. "-Mou hitori de jubun na chikara wo tsuketa." He's your friend. It's just going to be a fight between them. Everybody's under his control. And we're not even halfway through the season, bro. Temple has brainwashed the entire city. "-Mina ga modotte kurokoto wa nai nda." "-Itsuma demo iji wo hanna yo." Like, how are we already in a worse state than last season? Something, like, technically. You mad? Rainwash freedom is not freedom. Oh my gosh, world domination! Oh my gosh! Oh my goodness! Yeah, there's a brick wall here. They're not going to agree.  I mean, technically, you do, though. This is a very crazy test for Mob. Because he could have the perfect world where everybody loves him and he's at the top. This is his biggest test yet, but it's not real life. And he knows that. "-Ore sama no nani ga warui." He's standing at his ground! Yeah. And Mob has followed his heart. That's what he's got, the point he's gotten to. I don't think he wants to resort to force. Yeah. What else is he supposed to do? He's tried to talk nojutsu to him. He's been trying to talk to him. Yes! Wait. Oh no, now he really is the last one. Dude, is he going to have to fight off terror, too? That's so unfair to say you're choosing violence when Dimple did it against people's will, like, from the first place. Eugh! That's literally Dimple saying that, basically. Oh man. I'm most scared of the Body Improvement Club, bro! Somehow they did take it a step up. I said last season... Dang! The real Dimple. Yeah, where's the actual Dimple? I'm so proud of Mob, though. Season 1 Mob would have been freaking out, not knowing what to do. This Mob is so confident, and he's just pushing forward, despite everyone being against him. It's an insane character development. And now he is the fight terror again in the final season, the rematch, man! Mob's going to explode, man. Will he not come out? Terror doesn't have a chance against Mob, bro. Bob, wasting time, Dimple. Dimple's giving him more power, giving terror more power. This is so evil. Making him fight terror like... He's going to make him push him to the brink. I mean, he has so much power to work with, considering he's draining everybody in the city. And Dimple said this isn't him doing his terror doing it. This is him brainwashing from another level. That's why I say it technically is Dimple, when in reality it's not him telling him to do it. This is how he feels now. It's the easy thing to do. It's to just give in and have this perfect world. It's draining him. Oh, no. He's just going to try and detonate the whole tree. I mean, I feel like Mob has the power to destroy the whole tree, unless Dimple puts his everything into protecting it. Dude, the colors are so beautiful. Oh! Dude, that giant explosion just opened the hole, and he just closes it right away. Oh my God, it's going to be a battle of titans. Literally! Thank God it isn't so easy when people disagree with you. See, Dimple sees it as futile for Mob, but Mob sees it as futile for Dimple, because neither of them is going to give up. Oh, this is so sad, because I'm really scared. I'm not scared right now. I'm scared of how this ends. And where this gets to. Because neither of them is going to give up. I don't want to have to see Mob kill Dimple. God! No, I don't think so. Is Dimple scared of Mob? I love these visuals of all these giant tree mobs though. It's so cool. Just the low-key soundtrack. It contrasts very well. God! He's had like 90% man. This is so sad, dude. I think Mob is starting... Okay, that is way too creepy. I think Mob is starting to realize what he might have to do. And I don't want that. Dude, he definitely doesn't want that. I think that's why he's crying. He's tried to talk to him, and he wants to talk to him still. That's why he doesn't even come out, I think. Is he clutching his heart? Or is it draining him? Oh, it is the root on his leg. Well, if Dimple gets his way, then Mob still exists. This is not Mob. But he wanted to talk to you as a friend! There he is! There he is, man! I hate the way his character was developed though. Like, I really thought he had come like full circle in a sort of sense by just witnessing Mob as a person. Did it hurt?  There's no way. I think that's the one thing I don't like about this. I know Dimple always had that sort of evil intention. I was worried about that. But it feels like it's been all for naught, him being with Mob this whole time. I guess he got to know Mob, and he knows his weaknesses. That's why he's bringing a Subame in. Guys, huge job! Oh my gosh, he's pulling out all stops. Oh, so the fact that she doesn't just jump right to Mob means she doesn't want him 100%. You don't know her, Dimple? Dude. Or maybe Mob's the one person that makes her shy. I hate this so much. His claws, arms. He doesn't care what you have to say. Good! Add a boy, Mob! I'm glad he's not even really getting to him. He just blew him away too. How does he even defeat Dimple? He's getting serious. He sounds like Blackbeard now. He will have his Blackbeard voice. God! He's still trying to slap some sense into him. He doesn't want to have to hurt Dimple. Oh my gosh! He's beautiful! God, Dimple!  Ooh, like the sound of like metal hitting him. Oh man, he seems way stronger and faster, especially since he's already trained some of Mob. But he's about to hit 100%. I need to be uncontrollable at that point. Every movie is just godly something. Godly sandbag. He knows he's pushing him and he knows how Mob is. Once he finally snaps. Very aware. Yeah, he knows him. He's known him this whole time. He has to get him there. So Mob is literally nerfed during this fight. What if that wasn't his limit though? Yeah, but he's grown so much since then.  He's a different Mob then. Even in this fight... You can't be serious. Even in this fight at the end of last season, he was still a different Mob. Ooh... His eyes! He knows the real Dimple. Dude, he better come back around. He knows Dimples become better. Dude! That looks insane! Oh, that's sent into 100, 100%. That was what frustrated Dimple from the get-go was Mob kind of brushing aside his ambitions. Oh, here we go. The soundtrack started. This is what I was saying. I don't think that was the end of his powers last season. He is more than even we know. Yeah, he does scare Dimple. Scares me! Kind of sad that, yeah. Yeah, he still has faith that Dimple can come back around. Oh, this is so sad. He's never been on his side, truly. Wow. Oh, dude. Wow, Mob really is ready to put him down though. God, this fight is insane! The shirt! The monkey shirt! No way, that's what sends him over. Mob genuinely looked offended. Man, I'm so sad. Just knowing that this might end with Dimple dying. It makes Mob sad, but I'm shocked that he is like, is this goodbye? I think Mob is so fueled by emotions right now that if he does end up having to kill Dimple or just wipe him from existence in general, it won't hit him as hard until after the fact. When all the adrenaline is died down, when all the emotions are lessened and when he actually realizes what happened because I think whenever he gets to this point of like 100%, it's still Mob, but I don't think he's completely like there. Does that make sense? Oh man, this fight is insane. The visuals for like the godly beam and stuff. Oh, dude. And Dimple's a final, final form? It's just amazing. Again, I am still kind of frustrated with his character, but I guess if he's been trying to trick and trying to manipulate and use Mob from the very beginning and he admits that, then it kind of adds some points back. Again, frustrating for the viewer. I just realized that on Crunchyroll, they were like kind of sections in this season. And this is Divine Tree 3, as in 3 out of 3, as in the last in this section. I am afraid. Back to him getting the shirt. Yeah, what was he thinking though? Like leading him up with this shirt. See, like Ritsu is realistic. Like you can tell he doesn't like it. Why did Teru like it? Teru is just trolling him.  No really, what the app? Starting to worry! I like how this is what turns the tides, bro. He's like, if I had been there, I would have told you not to. Wait, maybe that is what's happening. He's realizing his role in Mob's life. Or maybe not.  It's positive energy though, he had 100% positive. Which you would have thought the opposite, considering he's in a very stressful situation fighting against a, what I would say is a close friend. I think we're gonna find out a lot about him this episode. Based on how far Mob's pushing him.  If there was one single episode of Mob that I haven't been able to predict, it would be this one prior to it. Because I do not know how this will go. Yeah, but it was positive energy. He would have blown if it was negative. He is still dark though. I don't think he was attacking you. Yeah. Maybe Mob's trying to show him something. Maybe that he doesn't want to. Or he's sad that he has to fight a friend like this. He doesn't want to have to use it. Maybe he's showing Dimple that Dimple means more to him than everybody else. Dude! He cut his hair! The ball! Will he really kill Mob? He knows he wouldn't. Oh, that's why he used it all up. To show that he doesn't want to fight. And that's all what it led to? Oh my gosh! Yeah, how do we fix this? He wanted to make himself a villain. And wanted Mob to defeat him, I think. He got carried away and didn't know what to do? Those shicks! Yep. He realized he just brushed Dimple aside. He's being selfish. I think it's the first time in the whole series that Mob's been selfish. He went too far off on that end. What do you want Mob to be with him for? Because he's important to him. Oh my gosh. So he's not right? I think you're getting goosebumps because he's right! Yeah, it doesn't feel right because he's actually listening to Mob. When old Dimple would have just been like, ah, whatever, man. Yeah, it was what he wanted out of life. It was his end goal. He's here. Mob was the most important person to Dimple. He's become the most important person to him. And when the most important person to him doesn't go along with his plan, then what does it matter? His reason for being was this goal and he's here. So if he's not happy with it, what's the point? As your friend, but then he has to make a decision from there on. What he's to do? Is he crying? That was the actual end goal. That's it? Oh my gosh. He realized that Mob was all he wanted. His dream has changed.   Oh, my boys.  Man, I'm gonna miss this form of Dimples though. Oh my gosh. I can't believe he wrapped up that cleanly. It just took Mob like just completely dispelling his powers. It makes sense. He didn't want to have to hurt him. He just wanted to talk to his friend and show him that he made a mistake. The giant broccoli. I wonder what the title means then. Dimple is... God, this place is insane. Yeah, for real. Why can't they leave it? I guess that's why. I mean, is it necessarily bad if some people have something to believe in? Mob really actually like emptied himself. He actually is getting a piggyback ride. He doesn't seem too down about it. Yo, that was so terrifying how it went silent.  Has it become like self-aware?  Good god. It just went dead quiet. Oh no. It is aware. It gained Syndians. Oh my gosh. Oh no. And Mob is knocked out. That.  So how powerful is this on its own? It doesn't seem like a human. It's literally just energy manifested. Oh gosh. It barely even knows how to move. But it makes sense that it wouldn't because like I said, it's not even a human.  Does he mean Sustenance? By like the energy or like him? Like his body to just consume. Oh god. This is somehow even scarier than Mob and Dimple fighting because they could have actually worked it out. You're not gonna be able to talk to this tree. It's protecting him. You have a metal Dimple. Oh my god. Oh, this is the problem that Dimple has created inherently. Gathering all this energy together. He's gotta be the one to fix it. Oh my, oh my goodness. They all have godly beams. Oh no. Doug, I don't think Dimple nor Mob is trying to have to defeat all of these. Have to defeat him to get rid of the barrier on Mob. God, this is so cold. This fight. They're sucking him. Dude, that was like CG there for a second. Oh my gosh.  And the sound effects like the metal hitting. Oh my goodness. Oh my god. Oh my gosh. Geez, dude. He's in rough shape. The colors. Oh my gosh. It's all psycho helmets. I'm in, bro. It's just the cuts. Is this even Dimple? We don't get to see what he did. Oh. True. True. My brainwashing. Wait, what? What is happening? Oh, he's back. Wait. What? He said his brainwashing would work? He's leaving. He said final orders. Maybe he doesn't need to order him around. Everyone, let's go home. I'm so fucked. He did lift it. Nobody's going to remember it. I don't think even Mob really does remember. Well, it seemed like he realized it there. But he's not supposed to even speak about it. He doesn't need to. He knows. He does know. It's like I knew going to the episode that he might die, but not like that, dude. Not at all like that. That would be some moment, but like nobody even knowing and Mob not even completely 100% knowing himself and knowing that Dimple was a reason that everybody was saved. Like, yeah, it was the problem that he made in the first place, but oh my gosh, just him walking away and hearing just Dimple be just torn to pieces. Oh God. That was far and away the best episode in the series from just the emotions from Mob's development, Dimple's development, the fight between Dimple and I guess Psycho helmet. Oh dude, they did not have to have Mob crying there at the end. That is so horrible. But I'm assuming that is the end of Dimple. And he cleaned up the whole mess along the way, took the tree and I guess put in the ocean. Dude, we still have half the season left. It's going to be half the season without Dimple. And Ritsu's saying I'll ask him whenever I see him. But I don't know, maybe I should hold out hope that there's some little inkling of him still left in the universe from just being obliterated and he could tease it later on, but I won't give my hopes up too. Bye guys, that's been it from episode 6 of my Mob Psycho 100 season 3. Watch through, do drop a sub on the channel if you're new and I'll catch you in the next one. Peace.


Welcome back, Nigerian governors have called on striking members of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria, Jucern, to call off their two-week-old strike, or promising that they will start implementing financial autonomy for the judiciary latest by the end of May. Now Jucern had embarked on a nationwide strike over the inability of state governors to grant financial autonomy to the judiciary and legislature at the state levels. The governors had, however, earlier noted that they had issues with their terms of implementation. Now joining us to discuss this is Barrister Raymond Nkandebe and, of course, Wachiku Anthony of Jucern in Reva State. Let us start with you now, Barrister Raymond Nkandebe. What exactly are the issues? We have a constitution and for as long as I've learned, there has been a talk, the theory of the independence of the judiciary. What exactly are the issues? Why are we not having complete autonomy financially for that arm of government? Okay, thank you very much for having me. So can you hear me? Yeah, go ahead. We can hear you loud and clear. Okay. So the issue is, even though it appears to be a compliment, but in my opinion I think it's very simple to extend that this has to do with a very clear constitutional provision that guarantees the autonomy for judiciary both at federal and also at the state level. And at the federal level, you have that under section 1, 2 and 3 of the constitution. Because for some reasons, at the state level, the governors have refused to take to this constitutional provision. But in that sense, the federal government seems to be in compliance because you look at the federal courts receive their funding directly from the Pennsylvania fund on the federation. So it has to do with the state level of judiciary where the governors for some reason, for whatever reason have refused to comply with this express constitutional provision, despite several interventions by the JUSU, not even the judiciary itself, because in 2014, of course, there was a judgment on federal high courts that expressly pronounced on the economy of the judiciary. After that judgment, there was also an understanding between JUSU and the federal and state government officials to see how they can come together to enthrone this practice. But none of those interventions, and of course that was what led to executive order signed by the president last year to give effects to that constitutional provision. But again, you had the pushback from the governors under the platform of the Nigerian Governors Forum who argued that the executive order, to a larger extent, is an excess of the power to the president, and to that extent, it cannot be enforced. While some of us agreed with the views of the governors to the extent that the executive order was ultra-viralized by the powers of the president, that does not take away the fact that the independence of the judiciary at state level has been observed in the bridge by the governor. So this is what has led to this foreign strike by the judicial workers. Alright, thanks for that opening comment, Ambassador Wang Kanibi. Let's go to Port Hacott. Okay, I will try and reconnect with Port Hacott in a bit now, but let's really understand the true picture of this financial autonomy vis-à-vis the dispensation of justice in Nigeria right now. How does it really affect the day-to-day procedures in terms of the law codes, the judiciary stuff? How has it affected, maybe positively or negatively, if financial autonomy is not granted to that particular realm of government? Thank you very much. Well, you see, everything depends on funding. Every arm of government relies on what is funding, so I find it very important to know how it is possible for mitigation, isn't it? Now, the judiciary is an independent arm of government from the executive and also the judiciary. And so you have courts scattered across the country. Now, this part for them to function, they require funding. Talk about judicial infrastructure and all of what I view, when you take a trip to a court and see for yourself some of the negative effects of this lack of judicial autonomy, the courts are not well funded. In some places, you see courts without judges as they're taking notes long-hand, have a situation where judicial staff are not well trained and all of what I view. So all of this ties to the lack of autonomy for the judiciary. And it is a very active, not a thin case, it will impact positively on the quality of justice. All right, thank you so much. Let's go now to Port Haqqet. I understand we have Wajuku, an Anthony standing by Heiza of Amjuson in the river state. Can you really take us through what's the position of the striker in the river state? From what we understand, yesterday there was a protest through the government house. And the governor, Nisom Wike, said that autonomy, financial autonomy is already granted in the river state. What is the true picture? Can you hear me very well? Yes, go ahead. We can hear you. Yes, yesterday the protest was, the Jusun took them onto the NSE chairperson in the river state. And we submitted Jusun's position to the chairperson for onward transmission to his excellency, the governor of the river state. Yes, go ahead. We can hear you loud and clear. And the NBA did their own right to the government house. And also made their own position known to his excellency. But coming to ask me, if autonomy is fully implemented in the river state, I would like to say that Jusun's position in the river state is that we are not aware, because before we went on this strike, the Committee of National Executive Council of Jusun, that was raised on 13th of March, we served it on management of the judiciary, which is held by the two judges. We copied SSG, we copied the SS Commissioner of Police, present customary course of appeal. And they always, with us, quit orders. And within that 21 days ultimately, as you say, heard it in that communique. Nobody called the union to say, please, we have read it in the communique from National Secretariat. Item number nine says, after 21 days, if a full autonomy is not implemented, and the judiciary will order the members to sit at home. Nobody called me to say, no, don't join them. You're already enjoying it. Are you getting my point? Yes, I am. Nobody called us to say, Jusun, the river state, don't join all that things, because you're already enjoying autonomy. Nobody did that to us. And that is 21 days traffic counting and ended on the 5th. Consider that the 5th was the day we are celebrating our Lord Jesus Christ. And that is Easter. Then National Directed got the workers, every judiciary, workers, rendering services in every facility of the court, so we got the services. River state, belong to Jusun. And we cannot be an exception. So we complied with that National Directed. OK. So that is where we are. OK, let me ask you a very quick question. Yesterday, when the governor was, that's addressing your members as in lawyers yesterday, there was something that he said. I just want to read it out to you so I'll get your reactions. Let me put it right to you. I want to put it right to you. What are you putting to me? His excellency never addressed Jusun members yesterday. He addressed NBA members yesterday? Yes. And the different NBA and Jusun members, they are totally different. OK, but the question right now is that he was saying something to lawyers yesterday. And he said, quote, specifically, that he was surprised that lawyers did not say anything between 2013 and 2015 when the courts were shot down by the immediate past administration. I was even surprised not that they're even joining Jusun to call for financial autonomy. Well, I wouldn't come here to join issues with what your excellency has addressed to NBA. I wouldn't come here to either say it is correct or wrong. But I am here to tell you the position of Jusun in reverse state. OK, but then again, the NGF met yesterday and they said that they are not against the financial autonomy of Jusun. But the issue right now they have is implementation. Specifically, they said that we could start seeing changes from May. What's your position on that? Well, that question true is that whatever position the National Security Council of Jusun takes all the branches will equally abide by it. But the national has said that our position, they are not comfortable with it. And they are not accepting it. That's just the truth. OK, before we let you go now, Mr. Antonina, just tell us the true position of the court and of course the judiciary staff in reverse state. Are they getting the allowances as and when do you? What are the issues with infrastructure, the court seatings and all of that in reverse state? Well, there are so many issues, welfare issues in reverse states that are yet to be attended to. But for now, the song we are singing at the union is autonomy. And in the reverse states, it's judiciary, it's autonomy, the union is not aware. All right, thank you so much. God bless you. Wachuku Antony. Let's get back to Barista, Raymond, and Kannebe. You've had the position of Jusun in reverse state, specifically the back and forth between the NBA and, of course, the Governor Nesum Wike saying that there is judicial autonomy in that particular state. And just how do you react to Barista and Kannebe? Everyone stand down. Are you still with us, Barista and Kannebe? Yeah, I don't know if you can hear me.  OK, so I listened to what Excellency Governor Nesum Wike of reverse state said yesterday with respect to lawyers who visited him on the day the sentiment of NBA with respect to the crime. So I think his position is I couldn't find, I don't find it particularly rational with respect to him. And how so exactly? The issue is this. The issue is this, the judicial workers, as well as the NBA. Hello, can you hear me? Go ahead, we can hear you. Yes, yes, the issue is the autonomy of the judiciary at the state level across the state and even at the federal level. Remember, I told you before now that at the federal level, the autonomy of the judiciary has been in place to a larger extent. But that has not stopped the Jusun staff or Jusun members from also locking the federal court because solidarity ought to be the struggle to be a united struggle. You have got one Jusun at the federal or at the state level. Now, I don't practice a reverse state. I cannot look to what extent the reverse state government has enforced the autonomy of the judiciary for a reverse state. But assuming they are in compliance, it doesn't stop members of Jusun in that state also from the court. All right, thank you so much indeed. We appreciate your thought and your input on this particular issue of judicial financial autonomy for judiciary in Nigeria. Once again, we were joined by Raymond Nkanebe, legal practitioner and watcher, who Anthony Jusun, chairman in reverse state. Many thanks, gentlemen. Now, thank you for staying with us. We'll take a short break now to hear what Nigerians have to say about the mantle of the Yens as protesters and when we return, I'll be giving you my take. Stay with us. Oh, not at all. It's a shame, it's a disgrace that our government's natural attitude to this life of the citizens is something else. I really don't know what to say because you can imagine, lives were lost. Some lost their legs and their hands and he proposed opening the tool. Has a slap on the message. No, no, no, they haven't, that's all. People have to complain about so many things. No, they're trying their best anyway, but it's still sad to speak and they haven't done anything yet. As in to the standard of the, you know, people were expecting much from them, but the way they are doing it is very slow. Oh, really, the government has, to me, they've not done anything because it's like the evil doings of the people in which we are fighting are still going on. Because if people are looking, the government are looking at the people as if all their effort has nothing to do with them, I don't believe they have already done anything as to meet the demand of the youth in the country as per the answers. Well, actually they have not done enough to meet with that demand because from the onset, the reason behind the protest have not been met fully. Apart from allowing the sars as a body to go off the military arena, it does not mean that they have met with the demand of the protestant, up till now. People are complaining, why? Okay, people are giving a typical example concerning that Lucky Toe Gate. Why are they still delaying it? There was a gear that was giving a lot of evidence, so many videos that have not tampered with it. They didn't even do anything about it. Then that very day, they were saying it, they said, okay, most of the chips, microchips on it have been removed. So why are they still delaying it? Because none of their kit and kin is among those that are affected. So it shouldn't be, are you getting me? So they have to dig deep into what actually went on that very day. If they really want to find it out, they will find it out, no two ways about it. And that was the voice of the people. Now my take, the Nigerian authorities have failed to bring justice to those suspected to be responsible for the brutal crackdown by security forces on the peaceful hushed against us protestors at Lucky Toe Gate in Laos in Lagos on October last year, which reports said killed at least 12 people.  The government must bring suspected perpetrators to justice and prioritize genuine police reforms. How do we then get our state governors to obey the constitution and grand financial autonomy toward their counterpart in the judiciary and the legislature? Do we return to the court when there is already a subsistence judgment in the Jusson case that is yet to be obeyed? I believe it is left for the judiciaries at the state level to develop political will to ensure complete obedience to the constitution with regard to their financial autonomy. And that's most politics. I am Justin, cutting your return again, 7 p.m. tomorrow. Bye for now.


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It's 100% free for you. So let's jump right in here. I wanna help you with these videos. I'm doing a video right now. And was I comfortable doing them in the beginning? No, no, no, no. But I'll walk you through that and show you how you can get comfortable too. Now, I will share something with you.  You should always do the things that you fear the most. I know, I know, it's tough. Those are tough, right? But those are the things you really need to do. Those are the things that will make you grow. Fear is momentary, right? Regret is forever, okay? So I'm sure a lot of you listening to this have some great ideas, some great thoughts, some great things you wanna share. And that fear of making a video is holding you back. And we're gonna erase that fear if you watch this video to the end. Now, first off, don't think you're different, okay? People fear being on camera. People fear getting their picture taken. People fear doing videos. So you're very common.  But the cool thing is you can change those things. What I wanna do to share with you several steps that you can take. And the first one is, number one, practice early and practice often. Here's the truth about human beings. If you feel confident about something, you're not gonna fear it. Right now, you don't feel confident about it because you haven't done it. So you need to start doing it. Don't expect that your videos are gonna be great from the get-go. Everybody's so worried about perfection and making it sound perfect and doing perfect and lights on, just do it. Just do some videos. I mean, do the best you can. Don't do a shoddy job, but just do it. The more you do it, the more confident you become, the less you're gonna have this fear and anxiety. Number two, prepare for mistakes. And what do I mean by that? If you prepare in advance, you won't have as many mistakes. Now you can practice and practice and practice, but when you get in front of the camera, something about it just makes you a little bit more nervous. So I'm gonna suggest that you have a script, have something written out. Maybe you have a poster board on the wall there. I have a laptop right here and I have some notes in front of me. So I can look down every now and then, look at these notes if I forget something. You guys don't mind, right? It's okay. But have things like that that are gonna remind you of what you wanna say to people on the camera. And then that way you're gonna feel a little bit more confident because you know you've got some type of list which goes with planning it out first. You do have to plan it out. Number three, you can film again. Film multiple takes. It doesn't have to be done in one take. I can't tell you how much I edit out of these videos I do. I make a lot of mistakes. I make them often and I make them frequent. Or is that the same thing? I think it is. There's another one. So understand that you're gonna make these mistakes, but you can film again and again and again. If you're not doing it live, it doesn't matter. Now I do some live stuff too and people just see my mistakes. That's just the way it is. But understand that you can edit this stuff. You can say the same sentence four times. And the one sentence that sounds good, do you get rid of the other three? You can do that. Number four, deep breaths, right? It's like when you fear things, you start to breathe very shallow and quick. If you take deep, long breaths, you will automatically calm down. You never see somebody that's super uptight and nervous that is taking a deep, long breath because the physiology of breathing that way automatically will just calm you down. So take a few of those breaths first and then get started with your video. Number five, study your heroes. What do I mean by that? Look at the professionals. If you're doing a channel on cooking, search cooking channels on YouTube and find the top people that are doing cooking channels and see what they're doing and emulate that. Don't try to become them. You don't wanna do that.  What do they do in the beginning? What kind of music do they have? What's their lighting like? How much do they show B-roll of the food versus them on camera? All those things matter. So study up on this and somebody's already succeeded so you can just kinda copy what they're doing. Number six, try public speaking classes. Now I know years ago I was in the car business and I was a sales manager and I was getting ready to take over this dealership because the guy that ran the dealership was leaving and I was gonna become the general sales manager.  I thought, well I can't do a sales meeting. I can't stand up in front of people and talk. There's no way I can do that, but I went that job. So what did I do? I got up early every morning and I went to Toastmasters International and I went there and practiced speaking in front of people so I could get good at it so I could get better because I knew that you can get good at anything that you work on. You just pretty much can. Though I doubt that because I've tried that basketball thing over and over, that's not working out, but pretty much you can get good at anything that you practice. So what I'm telling you is if you're not good at something, go take a course on it. There's probably online courses on it now. You could, you know, public speaking courses online you could take, but just get some training and you'll feel more confident. Number seven, make it a habit. You can't get good at something you infrequently do, okay? So if you're gonna make videos, do it on a regular basis. The more regular you do this, the better off you will be. I do a video every day and that being said, I don't do a video every day. I have enough videos to where I can post one every day. So I batch my videos. I sit down like today and I'll do 10 videos. That way I have them for the next two weeks, but I frequently do them. And as I do them, I think I get better at them. I learn new things about what to do. I learn new camera angles. I've changed the lightings. I've changed cameras. I've changed microphones. And the only way I would have done any of those things is if I just kept doing videos and looking at them and saying, what can I do to make it better? Number eight, try a video challenge. What's a video challenge? A video challenge is when you tell your audience, hey, I'm gonna do a video every single day for the next 30 days. Or I'm gonna do a video every two days for the next 30 days. And whatever it is, you commit to it. You commit in public to what you're gonna do. Now, I tell you guys that I do a Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays, but I really don't. I do a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, do them every single day. But I batch them like I said.  You gotta say, hey, I'm gonna start now and I'm gonna do it through this date, okay? Now, mine's indefinite at this point. I don't know when I'm gonna stop doing videos. Maybe I won't, maybe I'll do them the rest of my life. I don't know. But right now, as I do more videos, it builds up more and more assets and more content for people to see and learn from. Number nine, dress for the occasion, okay? So a lot of people will tell you you gotta dress up for videos on YouTube and you gotta do your hair and makeup and suit and tie and all this. And I don't believe that. I believe you gotta dress for the occasion. You know, if you're doing woodworking videos and you're in a suit with a tie, it don't fit, okay? You must acquit. You don't wanna do that. You wanna dress for the occasion. Now, I wear a dress shirt. I don't wear a tie. I don't like to wear ties. I don't normally wear ties.  So why would I wear a tie in this video? It wouldn't make sense. Also, if you're in the kitchen and you're cooking, you may say, well, I wouldn't fix up my hair and makeup and do all that. The top cooking channels do, okay? And it seems to get more interest because I think when women or men look at somebody cooking in the kitchen and they're all fixed up and they look great, they go, wow, that person can look that way and cook dinner, that's amazing. And they like to watch the videos. But all I'm saying is match your outfit to the occasion and the type of videos that you're doing. Number 10, volunteer for other videos. If you have people that you know where a business is or whatever that is doing videos and they need help filming a video or you being in the video, do it. Just go out there and do videos. Too many people say, I wanna be good at filming videos and they don't film any videos. You gotta go out and do it, you gotta edit it, you gotta look at it, you gotta see what you got, okay? If you wanna be good on this side of the camera, you gotta be on this side of the camera, just start doing it and then look at your videos and see what you like, what you don't like. In the beginning, you're gonna see a lot more things you don't like than you do like. That's just the way it is. Rarely does somebody plop themselves in front of a camera and love everything they see. So don't let that bother you, understand that there's gonna be things you don't like but you can fix it, you can improve upon it. Number 11, and I kinda alluded to it just a second ago, go behind the camera, film other people and see what it looks like from that angle and edit some of their stuff and do it for them for free so that you can get that experience because the more experience you have on both sides of the camera, the better off you're gonna be. Number 12 is focus your gaze. Now a lot of people say, well, I don't know where to look when I'm doing a video. I don't know where to look at. Now, depending on how you're doing a video, what you're doing, I'm talking to you right now so I'm looking directly at the camera talking to you. If I was doing an interview with somebody or I had somebody next to me, it would make more sense for me to turn and look at them and talk. I've seen people doing interviews where they're both looking at the camera, it makes no sense to me. So it's gotta make sense. You gotta focus your gaze and look at the direction you should be. And lastly, watch your posture. If you're doing a video and you want to be enthusiastic and you want to make people feel good and you want to motivate them, whatever it is, make sure you look that way.  It's not gonna work, okay? It's not gonna work. They're gonna see through your body language, that's not working. Okay, smile. You're gonna have to smile a whole lot more than you would normally smile in real life.   Like right now, I feel like I'm being super excited but I know when I see it on video, it won't seem that way. It's gonna seem a whole lot more dulled down for some reason. That's what video does to you, okay? Video makes you more boring for some reason. So you've gotta be a little bit more exciting. You gotta be a little bit more upbeat, a little bit more animated and you'll end up with a good video. I hope this helped you out. I hope you get over that hump. I wanna see you make videos and when you do, tell me about it. Put it in the comments below. Let me know which of these things that you've tried, which one of these things worked for you and who knows, maybe you're gonna have a channel and you're gonna have thousands of subscribers and it's all because you watched this video and you got some motivation. Nothing would make me happier. Well, something else would actually. 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Atkinson, brought to you by Audi. Coach, what stout on paper and the flow of the game was where they gave you the most difficulty? I thought our defense was actually decent. I'm not saying it was great or outstanding. I thought we fought defensively and offensively. Obviously, didn't make shots. They're the number one rim protection team in the league. And I don't know. I feel like, yes, we attacked the rim, but we also got to figure out how, when that against a great rim protecting team, maybe just make that extra pass, those extra two passes. I felt like we're going against just a wall, especially in the first half. In the second half, we moved it a little better. I thought there were a ton of open threes. We knew we were going to get the threes. Didn't go down. That makes it look worse. But credit to Milwaukee. I mean, I think they are playing as good as anybody I've seen in a while in this league. So just got to give them credit, give Bud credit. They're playing great basketball. What do you want to continue to see from Nick Clackston that may give him an opportunity to crack the lineup even when the after it goes back? He's just going to be good. He's got some extra, whatever that extra is. He's a quick jumper. He's got quick hands. Good instincts. He's just got to get stronger. And once he gets stronger, he's going to be a heck of a player for us. And he's a competitor, high level competitor. We're really bullish on him. Kenny, we've spent some time talking about these last couple of games and these next few games as being kind of a tough stretch collectively. What do you do to try to look at each game individually as opposed to being like, look at this collective place where we could just slide and end on a however many game losing streak? That's a feel as a coach. Understanding the context of each game and then the schedule you're playing. And when's the time to lay the hammer? When's the time to lay off? When's the time to pick a team up? I feel like more right now, it's need to lift these guys and especially with the tough schedule, it'll come back. Again, I thought we played really well in Philly. Tonight, you almost have to hit a perfect game. And we didn't. But I want to continue to help these guys and really, really help their confidence. We got a good group in there. We'll come out of this. Tonight, you had a poor shooting nights from Kyrie, Spencer, Karris, and Tarion. Do you just see that as part of the ebbs and flows? Or is it reflective of kind of an offensive inefficiency that is starting to set in recently? They're the best defensive team in the league. So first of all, I give Milwaukee credit. I think they knew it was going to be tough. We knew they packed to paint and we knew we were going to get open trees. We have to do, obviously, a better job of making those shots. It's key against a team like that. I think it's more, again, reading situations, reading who's at the rim? Who can we kick out to? Can we make that extra pass? Just stuff against when you go against the elite defensive teams, you really got to make the correct decisions. And like I said, I don't know, Greg, if you were here first, but we're attacking the rim too much. They have great rim protection. And I think Kyrie had a couple of great ones at the end of the first half where he kicked it. And we got some open shots. But we just got to do more of that. And we got good shooters. It's just a credit to them and not a great shooting knife for us. Kenny, you talk about continuity with your line-ups. I know it was a loss. But what are you seeing from that three-guard line-up specifically from a positive standpoint? Yeah, I know we're going to continue to use it. I mean, I keep saying this, you've got to have your best players out there. And then we have to figure out what that looks like and what the balance is and all that. But like those guys out there, we'll continue to do it. Can you guys have been without Garrett for a little bit? Do you expect him back soon? Or it could be a little bit? Yes, I think very trending positive for Monday. He definitely could use him. Kenny, would you like that you saw from Nick Clarkson tonight? Is he making a case to try to get some more minutes? Like I said, before he got in, he's going to be really good in this league. I hope I don't say that about every single guy that's on a roster. But he's got something extra. He's a really fast athlete. He's got great hands. He's a quick reactor, quick jumper. Just a reel, he's got a knack for the game. So great instincts in any place, incredibly hard. So once he's working on his strength, he gets his strength and gets his legs under him, he's going to be a heck of a player for us. I apologize if you answered this already. But in terms of Joe, do you expect him back also? Hopefully, this isn't like a two-week thing. I think I don't want to get ahead of myself. But he told me after the game that he's feeling better. So hopefully we get him and GT back, get whole, get our lineup whole. I think that'll help us. And Jared had only three field goal attempts tonight. I understand the length that they have in there, but is there something else that he has to do to get himself open in there? Well, part of that is the way they play defense. They drop their big. They don't let you hit the roll guy and have him finish. So they credit to them. But I do think when Jared's really good, he offensive rebound. When his energy's super high, we need him as an offensive rebounder. We need him to run the court and get easy baskets. We didn't see that tonight. So those are two things. He can get on the boards better. He can run the court better. Thanks, everybody. All right.


Question is from Nicknack97, what exercises would you recommend for improving your vertical jump? You know, I just did a post on my story the other day. And you think because I think I've talked about them so many times that everybody's heard and is over there following them. But if you're asking any questions related to sports performance, especially vertical jump area, you have to be following PJ performance, Max Marzo and Corey Schlesinger. Adju, they just started that whole online educational website. And they're the best. In my opinion, they are some of the best sports performance brains in the industry and incredible also very, very incredible men too. I like them as people. I think they have a great business and they have incredible free content. So if you're not following them, you should be doing that. And the reason why, you know, because it's not like one of us can't answer how to improve vertical jump. Sure, I have an answer and exercises that can help improve vertical jump. But man, these guys are on a whole other level that this is where I go to research and read more information. And one of the things that I think was paradigm shattering for me following PJ over the last, I mean, I've been following him for a good four or five years now, is how important forget the exercises, how important the technique of jumping is and what a difference that can make. I've seen this guy give somebody six to eight inches on their vertical within minutes by just showing them the approach, the approach to it and the mechanics of it to get them to add.  So the value of following these guys and listening to what they have to say about vertical jump and just sports performance in general, definitely where I get a lot of my information. And obviously you have to have strong legs and so like some of those things of general overall strength will apply to every athlete, but then also having the mobility and the stretch reflex that, you know, will provide that kind of response. And there's lots of sub categories of this. So it's not like, you know, this exercise is going to get you like a two inch vertical, you know, like there's a lot more to it. Like I'm saying, in terms of the technique, my mind's been blown with what kind of content they're putting out. So we always shuttle them. Well, I'm going to give an analogy. Okay. If you had, you could have two groups of people trying to improve their punching power. And one group does shoulder and tricep and chest exercises and just get stronger. And the other group practices punching practices, punching technique and gets coached by a boxer at the end of 10 weeks, 100%.  And if you don't believe me, have a bodybuilder punch you in the arm and then have a boxer punch you in the arm, the bodybuilder is way more muscled and stronger.  So the number one thing you should do to get a better jump is practice your technique and the skill of jumping. And then the second thing is to practice how you explode out of a jump. That's what the exercise I would focus on is how do I generate force in the shortest period of time? This is where plyometrics can become extremely valuable is practicing being able to exert all that force in a short period of time to give me the most jump and plyometrics have to be applied properly. The way you utilize plyometrics is by exploding into a jump resting for a while because once fatigue sets in, you lose the value of of plyos. Once you're fully rested, practice again. That's the single best thing you can do. Now, aside from that general strength in the lower body, in the calves and in the core will contribute to all of that, but nothing is going to get you better than practicing just practicing jumping. Well, I'm going to circle back to what Justin said because this impacted me personally more than anything else. And that was just getting stronger in like my squat. I mean, basketball, I played basketball as a kid growing up. I stopped playing. I didn't I stopped playing for a team and like really serious as I got into my 20s, I always did like rec ball and things like that. But I was not playing as consistently as I was was as a young kid, started to get into, you know, bodybuilding, not like competitive bodybuilding, but building my physique and caring about how I looked. I started and I've shared on this podcast before one of the things that put the most size on my body was starting to eliminate basketball. So I stopped playing basketball, burning all those calories, started to pack on some size. I got the biggest I'd ever been by not playing ball for a few years and develop my legs from squatting.  Up into that point, like it was like, you know, man, at the peak of my basketball training, I could barely get up and get a dunk. And then I got to a place where I could drop step two hand throw it down. And I hadn't been playing any basketball. So there is something to be said about, you know, I wasn't practicing jumping, I wasn't even doing any real plyometric working on that. I just built some legs on me that I didn't have as a kid at all.  So make sure that you're squatting. I mean, squatting will definitely carry over into your vertical jump for sure. Yeah, and it's a little controversial because the skill of cleaning is definitely very high. And we talked about this with Sunny on the podcast recently, but the triple extension concept of, you know, really being more explosive, really like pouring more force output into the ground is really a huge part of that development of being able to increase your vertical jump. And, you know, it doesn't mean you need to learn the skill of with a barbell of learning a clean, but emulating that process, whether it's with the kettlebell or with a trap bar or something like that, where we could then mock, you know, that type of explosive triple extension is a huge component, but, you know, working on the strength and then, you know, building your way up to the peak of that, which is the powerful expression of it. Yeah, the full squats to build general strength and then partial squats to build specific strength for the jump. That is where it applies here. No junk. No joke. So if you're junk in the trunk. Yeah, I don't know why I said that. If you're if you're pretty experienced with your lifting and you want to improve your vertical and you want to add more strength, you can actually add partial squats. This is where partial or half squats actually have some value. I don't I don't ever recommend that except for this. Well, that's I mean, remember when that video of LeBron James went viral of the way he was squatting and people there's all this debate back and forth. He's an advanced athlete. That's very specific. Well, and not only that, he's huge. You'll never, you'll never see a basketball player take off for a dunk from the deep astagrass squat position or even anywhere close to that. You won't even see them take off from a 90 position to do that. They probably have a three quarter bend in their squat when they go up for a jump. So why if you're an NBA player getting paid millions of dollars and you care more about that than longevity and what will build the most muscle on my quads, you're looking for the most carry over into your vertical jump. It does make sense here to train these quarter type squats that people make fun of people on on Instagram for doing because it has value here. Strong core for coiling. You got strong legs for that like explosive output. You got strong feet and you got stable ankles. Like all those things like, you know, very much concentrate. You know, there's an there's an African tribe that the men jump and this is how they show their virility and fertility and attract women. Do you guys know that? No. Yeah, the all the men will jump together and the height and the explosiveness of the jump is how they'll attract women. And so the women in the tribal, they're also looking at their gym. I was just going to say, I wonder if it really has their vertical or what's flopping around. That's a really good way for them. They wear those little banana leaf underwear. Tell a lot what's going on. Every African reproductive kind of dance.  You guys are so funny. Oh, look, that's an eight inch vertical. No, Doug can bring it up. Definitely a 10 inch. No, they actually wear four footer. No, dude, they actually wear almost like long skirt. So you ain't going to see nothing, bro. They're just looking at their, it flies up. Explain that.


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