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They're supposed to be protected by the NFL, they're supposed to be. A lot of times, well, Lamar case, he had started to be for a tiny bit this year. But I guess they were like, you know what? Whatever. But anyway, Lamar got taken out of the game. And I don't know, I ain't trying to start nothing, anything like that. But I wonder if, because Jock, I noticed, and maybe it's just the camera angle, maybe it's just the way that it looked when he went down.  And then, because he had grabbed, he had tackled somebody by the ankles, but then they end up break. Oh, it's Devonte Freeman, I think that's who it was. But anyway, yeah, we 49ers fans this afternoon. I'm rooting for them 49ers. Let's go 49ers, let's go. Oh, okay. Here we go. Hardball talked about the two-point conversion. You know what we might as well, let's see what Hardball had to say. He said, it's pretty much a non-decision. And he said you tried early, so you know where you stand? No, that's not gonna slide, my friends. That's not gonna slide. No. Let's talk about that. So, oh, alligated to, oh yeah, yeah. So, all right, let's just jump straight to the two-point conversion. A big problem for a lot of us fans that we've been seeing this year with the Baltimore Ravens is that these guys fail to adjust to their situation. Let me give you some examples. We talked about with Wink. Wink lost Marcus Peters. He had even lost to Sean Elliott. Lost some other guys along the way, but he would still put these cornerbacks on islands like all of them were starters, even Marlon Humphrey. And Marlon Humphrey had been struggling this season on a lot of those islands, but he still continued to put them on islands and put them in bad positions where they just, they weren't being successful. We saw them being unsuccessful at home. Coaches must have saw them being unsuccessful on the field, but Wink would still put them in these bad situations and it was so frustrating. We were like, why is he not adjusting to what his situation is? His situation being that he does not have a Marcus Peters. He does not have a DeSean Elliott. He has a rookie starting at safety now. He has Marlon Humphrey who's been having an up and down season. He has Anthony Averett. He's been having a bit of an up and down season. I think more ups than downs, but still up and down. He has Tay Tay who sometimes been hurt. Jimmy Smith who I don't know what's been going on with him, shout out to him. Congrats to him for having a new baby though. But I think next week we gonna need a baby instead of my friend. We need you. We need you back. Cause we got Aaron Rodgers and the new governance. Oh boy. Woo, that's scary. Anyway, so the problem was that with Wink, he was not putting guys in positions to succeed and wasn't adjusting to what his situation is. And that being down a lot of people in the secondary or just on the defense period. So what happened? He started changing his ways. He started making some adjustments and he started putting guys in better position. And it was like, all right. Great job by Wink doing that. So then with G-Roll. G-Roll, our frustration with G-Roll, appreciate that Tony. He said that vault better contain more plays involving Bateman. All right, so with G-Roll, with him, one of our biggest frustrations was the same thing. We know we lost Ronnie Stanley. We obviously lost Gus that was Justice Hill, JK Dobbins. We lost Patrick McCary in and out. We lost Tyree Phillips in and out. We've lost different guys here and there. Some for longer periods of time than others. We lost Nick Boyle. He came back, but he's obviously still hurt. We just lost a lot of guys. But we understand the injuries are obviously a huge concern a huge problem for the Ravens, but you have to counter that. And even though the Ravens had been winning and they've obviously won a lot more than they've lost the eight and five, eight and five should have been a little closer to 10 and three or to nine and four, but they're eight and five. But with G-Roll, biggest frustration was that with G-Roll he was not adjusting to the situation because you know your offensive line is bad. All right, some more short part passes need to be drawn up. And hey, today Tyler Huntley, he did a great job of that. And that's something that Lamar has to do a better job of too. Tyler Huntley, one thing with him, that dude, he gets the ball out quick. He gets the ball out quick. He's like, all right, I look around real quick. All right, that's it. And again, we're gonna talk about him and Lamar situations differing. Cause I think that has a big, obviously got a lot to do with it cause they are in much different situations, but we'll talk about that later. But in this game, in this game, my biggest frustration was the lack of adjusting to what the situation was. What was the situation in this game? It happened in the second quarter. Oh, when Lamar went out, right. The situation was that you are now playing with a backup quarterback.  Hold on real quick. Is Muzzle said, how about just let the coordinator's coach bad, fire Roman and cut Alejandro. He gets three hold penalties a game. So back to what I was saying, I appreciate that by the way. So you have your backup quarterback in. You lost your starter. So that means this backup quarterback, when they run offense and practice and all that, they run with the tools, not the ones. And I think that's why he has such a connection with Bateman. Cause Bateman before this game was a two. But he was probably like a 1.8, but he was a two. He was not a one. Cause it was Hollywood and Sammy as they were the starting wide receivers. We know everybody get the little piece of the pie or whatever, but Hollywood and Sammy, those were your starting wide receivers. After this game though, Bateman is officially a one. He's a one. That's it. He's a one. We ain't having nothing else. But anyway, appreciate that, Josh. He said, have you ever noticed how Raven's fans always absolve hardball by acting like he doesn't really review what the team does till the off season, like he has no say? I don't know, we're gonna get to that right now because the situation where hardball did have a lot of say, the situation was that the Ravens had their backup quarterback in. The backup quarterback is not your starter. Your backup quarterback is your backup. So I would think, I really would think, maybe I'm just overthinking or something, but I would really think that if you have your backup quarterback in cause your starter got hurt, that you would want to make everything as easy as possible for him, especially given the situation. He did not come into this game preparing like he was gonna be the starter. He did not come into this game like, all right, yeah, I'm about to take over for Lamar in this game. No, he came into this game as a backup. So he was not prepared for this game. Well, he was prepared cause he came out, did his thing for the most part. But he was not with the mindset like, okay, yeah, I'm gonna get in this game cause Lamar is gonna go out. No, he went into the game with the mindset of a backup. But I would think that you would do everything that you possibly could to make it easy for him, but you decided to do the opposite. Y'all know how I felt about the two point conversion call last week, but the one last week, okay, I could understand some back and forth on that. When I can understand how some people felt one way, how some people felt another way, no problem. But how do you defend this two point call right here? Because your team had been struggling on offense all game.   You're down by a one score. And this is your backup quarterback. And it wasn't looking like your backup quarterback was gonna come back for a while. It wasn't looking like he was gonna make this big comeback against the Browns, the division game. If you kick the extra point, you're down by one score. And it should have been a touchdown like earlier cause Bateman, that was touchdown. That was his first touchdown of the year. But it is what it is. They got it on the next play, even though they should have got it on the previous play, but they scored a touchdown and you can, all you gotta do. All you got, you kick an extra point, you're down by one score. That's it. You're down by literally one score, it's an eight point game.  And your defense gotta make a stop. Defense has been making some stops now. But that's it. That's all you gotta do. But instead, you know what? Let's go for two points. Let's go for two points. If we get it, oh yeah, we're down by seven. Great. But if we don't get it, and we got our backup quarterback by the way, we got a backup in. Let's go for two early. If we get it, great. But if we don't get it, then instead of being down by one score, we're down by two. So that would make the game that much harder for us. Which option should we choose? Should we choose the easier way? The simpler way? Should we do that? Or should we make things more difficult? You know what? Let's make things more difficult. Because, and this is why a lot of us were so frustrated. Especially me. Because these guys decided to make something so difficult that was not that difficult. Now, it almost worked out for them. It almost did. But it certainly didn't have to be that situation. That onside kick? I think that they said that was the first one that they got in 20 years. Great, awesome, amazing statistic. Awesome statistic. But you didn't even have to be in that situation. You didn't. And it just like, that just blew my mind when they did that. I was just like, why? And when it was happening live, like I almost couldn't talk because I was in such like shock. Like, they really going for two now? Like, why? What, what is the sense? What is the logic in that? What are the analytics saying that? To where you go for two now? I just don't get it. And they didn't get it. So instead of being down by one score late in the fourth year down by two scores. Now your defense did make a stop, which was great. They made a stop. You got the ball back. Then you went in and you got another touchdown. Great job. It just shouldn't have the sequence that it was just bad decision. He said putting grave in the aggressiveness. Yeah, it just, you go for the two early. So you know, if you got to kick the onsite kick, what? But that put you down by nine when you didn't get it. And if you would've got it, guess what? If you would've got it, it would've been a one score game. And if you would've kicked the extra point, it would've been a one score game. But if you don't get it, it's a two score. Like, I don't understand that. I don't understand that. I'm just, I'm confused on what? He said they playing too much retro ball. Go for the two early because offense won't be tired at the end. What are we talking about? I'm really lost. I'm really lost right now. And some of y'all making me even more lost. How does that make any sense? So the offense won't be tired at the end? What? I don't get it, man. The game is all so mental. It certainly is. He said go for it on fourth and same frame. Oh, I got a, I don't know what's going on with them. But again, shout out to, shout out to the 49ers. Hope they can take care of business. You always go for the two early. It changes how you play moving forward. Yes, it did change how you play moving forward. You know why? Because instead of being down by a one score, you end up being down by two scores. So you went for the two and you didn't get it, but you still got two. You know why? Because you still got two scores to go because you were down by two scores. That's crazy. I'm lost, man. Football is 90% mental. Maybe even 95. I shouldn't have to watch the backup QB to confirm what I already know. Bateman is the guy, but LJ really don't look his way.  Cause Bateman, yeah, he's nice. See how far people go to make it that hardball isn't a problem. It's crazy, man. I'm so proud of this team, say Jeremiah. Yeah, they made it a fun game. They made it a close game. And it's nice that we can have these conversations. But if you're going to make it a close game, at least like, let's do the right thing. Let's do the right thing. It's crazy. Oh, he said, Cam said, SV came. He said, hardball has brainwashed so many people apparently. White said, I'm not really proud of today. I can't lie. I love how quickly Huntley gets the ball out. Yes, that's a positive of this whole thing. How quickly he got the ball out and how much he trusted Rashad Bateman. But that's what, it goes back to what we were saying earlier, that, and that's not an excuse. Lamar should do the same thing, get him more involved early on to get him in that flow. But Bateman is with the twos, Huntley's with the twos, Lamar's Hollywood and Sammy. But Lamar got to just do a better job of looking for everybody. Like I said, getting different people involved. Whatever, we have a lot of players out. You all are taking this way too serious. You get out there, play and show me what you are working with. I've been said, I'm ready. I give you a couple good plays or whatnot. I've been told you I'm ready. Whether they want to put me at corner for a couple of plays, safety, pass, what, I'm with it. I'm with it.  I'm with it. But after them two plays, I'm headed to the sideline because I'm tired. That's it. Let me know, man. If you got a plug on with, hey, will you put us on a team? Let me know. I'm sure a couple of us could go do the same thing too. You ain't saying nothing with that, man. Let me know, man. Anyway, I love the content but gotta disagree. They had to go for the two point conversion at some time. Oh no, at some point down by 15. Same situation if they don't get the two point conversion on second touchdown. No, but that's wrong. You're right. You are 10,000% right that they have to go for the two point at some point. But why not make it a one score game when you have an easy opportunity to make it a one score game? Why not make the game closer earlier? Why not do that?  You could have alleviated some of the pressure, just a little bit. You could have alleviated some of the pressure off of him, off of your whole team period. You could have alleviated some pressure off of your defense. Instead of the defense knowing, oh man, we got to stop them and then the offense got to get a touchdown and then we got to stop them again. Instead of them thinking like that, all right, we just need one stop. Hey, y'all boys, we just need one stop. We, hey, we down by eight. We just need one stop y'all and we get this offense to ball back. We straight, but no. Since you decided to go for two early. Oh, hey y'all, we down by nine. We need to stop them right here and whether they go for the onsite or we got to stop them again, we got to do that too, y'all. Are y'all ready? You see what I'm saying? So anyway, keeping it a two-score game probably made the Browns ease up. Are we really trying to come, trying to make this make sense? It doesn't. Boy, y'all are creative, man. I love it. I love it. I appreciate y'all being this. I appreciate it so much. Y'all are creative, man. I don't know if it's play calling the players, but Tyler looks more poised against the Blitz. Like he can get the ball out of there without it being a whole episode. Oh boy. Defense started to heat up. Should have trusted them. Apparently they did trust them a lot to where they trusted them with it being a two-score game. Instead of just making it a one-score game and still trusting. Apparently they did trust them. Apparently they did, but here's what it is, man. Huntley, let's talk about Huntley. We move on, man. We'll see about Lamar, man. We'll see about Lamar. With Huntley, he started off, his first pass was just like, whoa. Who's that for? But again, we gotta understand the situation. He came in on a third and 10, I think. He came in on a third and 10, and yeah, Lamar had just went out on a second down play, and Huntley came in, tried to throw to either Bateman or Hollywood or South Africa who it was for. But it was off. It was way off. But it was like, okay, all right. Gotta get that out of system, all right, cool. But then as the game went on, he started to get more and more comfortable, and he started to get comfortable quick. And with his running, again, I've been saying it that I really do think Lamar has been hurt for a while because Huntley looked quicker than Lamar when he was out there running. Lamar just, he hasn't looked as fluid as he once did, like in years past. He hasn't looked as fluid as he was before. Something, Lamar is hurting. He has, before this ankle injury even, he has been hurting something because he just not, he hasn't looked like Lamar, and it's been a while, man. It's been a while. So with that being said, man, Huntley, like I said, he looks smooth. He looked quicker than Lamar.  One of the fumbles, he, oh, one of the fumbles was when we were in the red zone and he just got to secure it all better. You gotta try, and it's tough. It's so tough because, you know, he just trying to make a play because offense ain't been making plays for a long time and he just trying to make a play. So it's tough because it's like, man, oh, like, oh, I'm running the ball getting some yards and trying to wake up this team. Then on the other hand, like you don't want to be running like this.  You just didn't see the guy behind him and knocked it out, boom fumble. Oh, that was a tough one because it took away at the minimum three points for the Ravens, took three points away. And that three points could have made such a big difference, huge difference. And then the other fumble. Oh, that was, was that the David and Clowney? No, 55, 55 hit him. I think that's Tech McKinley. I forgot who it is. Real quick, buddy said, Hardball said in a presser, what would you do in Madden on a two point? Did he really? No, he ain't say that. There's no way he said that. I know he ain't said, there's no way. Let me see real quick. There ain't no way that he said that, man. It ain't no way he said that. There's no way. I know he didn't. Let me see. It's pretty much a standard kind of really not a non-decision. You do it at that point in time because you're gonna have to, you're gonna have to get win a two point conversion. So you do it when it's a one score game. Don't get it early. How many possessions you're gonna need and what you're gonna have to do. If you wait till the last two point conversion and you don't get it, the game's over. Okay. And if you do it early and you don't get it, you make the game harder. You make the game harder. He was gonna be creative with his justification of his whole thing. We're in a seven point game. We know where we stand. We don't get it. We're in a nine point game and we know that we need two possessions. It's pretty much- What? Good. What? What? Oh my God. What? What? You. Oh. What? I don't understand, man. I don't understand, man. Wow. Hobbes might be done. I think EDC gonna clean house. We are too talented to be in this situation. Fight him on his day off. Who you talking about, Frank? You do it early. You won't understand until you coach. Okay. I guess that's the reason, then. Okay. Oh, how I love Hobbes while getting themself in hot water. Please let it contest, guys. Twitter coaches are justifying this terrible decision. It just doesn't make any sense, man. It doesn't. What's up, 43rd? I don't get it, man. Travis, get out of here. I just don't get it. I just don't get it, man. I love you, too. Real, I just don't get it, man. He was crafting this explanation as soon as the play fit. Two for two wild card, three one division, I think. What you mean? The rest, oh, the rest of the games? He said, don't need to be a coach to have common sense. That two point version last week and this week were bad decisions. See, that's how I feel. But even if you feel like for last week, again, okay, that's cool. You feel like it was a good decision? Cool, oh yeah, you played it in the game. Cool, you don't want to play for overtime, cool. Oh, still, let's get the ball in overtime since the defense gave up 17. Then that means it's impossible for Ravens defense to stop and still. Okay, cool, whatever. But this one, he said, you don't need to coach to know not to go over that two point conversion when you're not even down by one possession. Boy, no sense of arguing. The truth is a two point conversion is gonna have to be made. Doing it the second time gives you no chance to make up for it. But doing it the first time makes you have to make up for it and makes the game that much harder for your team. Like, wow, y'all must be hardball cousins or something. That's the only way that I'm seeing all this justification going for that two so early. Y'all gotta be related to halves, man. The call works, hold on. Ravens just need to fight everyone and be done. The call works if you have an offense you know can actually score. Like, I don't, this is really crazy. This is so crazy.  My mom, Paula, uh-oh. He was going to go for two on both possessions. Well, we'll never know. We'll never know. I'm just saying Eric, me and T-Martin will be a fire duo. I don't think we'll ever get to see that. The one last week was wrong but it was technically like 50-50. This one is just funny. Everyone used to know you go for two on the second touchdown. I guess so. And this is just new logic to me or something. Like, you go for two early to know where you stand. You go for two early to know how your team will play moving forward. You go for two early to, I don't understand. Hunley will play better than having a week to prep. I agree, Marco. And I really felt like, That's too branded badly. He said these folks don't play Madden, man. Even Madden says to go for two on the second TD. The decision was a terrible decision. Let's not beat around the bush. I agree. I agree. I agree. Not me. But now Paula says something. Let me get my fire, John. How about this track, Rick? Oh, boy. It's not for you to understand what's the N418. We just wait. They just say spraying ankle. So we'll see. We'll see. What was the plays on the last drive? We had two timeouts left, 105 and didn't get any first downs. Now we play the Packers. Oh yeah, we sure do. We play the Packers. That should be a fun game next week. 425 game, so we're gonna be here. Oh yeah, the game will have just started around, well, about 20 minutes to go around this time. So yeah, we gonna see, man. Getting caught in the result now. I don't understand. Raven, what's in it for us in the future? We can't change what happened, even though I'm 100% with you. What do you mean, what's in it for us? For the Ravens, what do you mean as far as what's in it? What do you mean? I don't understand, man. What you mean? So anything on the mark? No, nothing yet, man. Nothing yet, man. He said enough, I'm still, no. All right, Alberto, I'm gonna buy you a jersey, man. I'm gonna get you a jersey. Whatever number you are, they're probably gonna get something weird and ask you a looking number, but hey, we rocking with you, man. We rocking with you. Wonder how Lamont will look with the spray ankle? I don't know, man, we gonna see. It's blowing inside a proportion. I'm more upset that we weren't playing hurry up until like two minutes and 30 seconds. We got Hollywood walking back to get the ball down like four minutes on the clock. Hey, I ain't gonna start with the first part and don't explain it, but you explain how that other part. What am I blowing out of proportion? It was a bad decision. Ain't nobody blowing it out of proportion. It was a bad decision, that's it. And you're actually wrong, a song. Oh, that rhymed, okay, I'm gonna be rhyming with it. They actually went hurry up early on in the first quarter in the first drive they did it. But see, maybe you wasn't watching, so you wasn't with it. See, okay, I got a little freestyle there. Do a little rhyming myself like you did. To my guy. Okay. Alejandro Villanueva. Rough game for him. Tyree Phillips, rough game for him. Tyler Huntley, he was tired of Tyree Phillips. He was tired, man. He looked solid even with injuries. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. But Tyler Huntley was tired of Tyree Phillips because I forgot which play it was, but right after the play, after Tyler Huntley got sacked, he got right up in Tyree Phillips' face and was yelling at him and pointing at him. And then there was a playway before that where he was frustrated with him and he kept, he was pointing at the big screen telling them what he should have done. And I was like, ooh, I ain't mad at that. I respect it. I respect it. Because he's a Tyree Phillips, a Hobbes guy. He might be. Yeah, exactly, J. Flea. He pointed at the boy like, bro, look, cause he was pointing at it. Yes, he was, exactly. That's exactly what it was, man. I hooked him up with Chipotle and the old line stealer. Hey, they tried, man. They tried, man. Tyree is a guard. He might just be, man. Y'all really panicking like we haven't been here before with eight and five. What are we complaining about? We're complaining about situations that could be avoided from better coaching. Also some better play as well.  Oh, since the Ravens are eight and five, that's such a wonderful team. Oh, since the Ravens are eight and five, they have no problems. I don't understand why people are like that. Like this team clearly has a lot of issues and people hear you talking about those issues and calling out those issues. Some are issues that could be avoidable. Some are issues that can be avoided. But when you call out these issues, people have a problem with you calling out the issues like the issues don't exist. Look, my friend, they exist and it's okay to talk about them. The first step is admitting. We're all admitting. We're in this seven step process all together as Ravens fans. And the first step is all about admitting. We admit that this team is eight and five, which is great. We admit that this team has one more games than they lost, which is great. We admit that this team has been in some close contests. Some have went their way, others haven't, which is not necessarily great, but the ones that went their way is great, but the ones that didn't, but it's okay to talk about it. Anyway, Jersey say our offense is basic in the past game. Teams do certain blitzes and know exactly what our counter will be every time we run the play they are expecting. I don't say, I don't, I wouldn't think every time. Yeah, I don't think every time. I just really like, I loved how with Huntley, Huntley makes it up a lot. And I love that about Huntley. And again, way less pressure on him than on Lamarba Steel. I love how Huntley, again, he got the ball out quick. And he got the ball out quick with every kind of decision. If that pocket was breaking down, he wasn't about to be, he was either gonna take off and then he had times when he threw it away. Even threw it away to the point of an intentional grounding. Even threw it away to that. And it's okay, if Bingo's lose today, it will nullify this loss. It will on the scoreboard, but if you watch the Ravens, then it, not that they shouldn't have lost. But again, and it's not always that, it's not that the Ravens lose. That's the problem. It's not even that the Ravens win. That's the solution is how they do it. It's the way that they do things. That's the problem, the way that they do things. That's the biggest issue. That's it. What do you think about Bateman's play? I think Bateman was amazing. And Bateman, I said Bateman, he's officially replaced Sammy Watkins. He's the starter. That's it. I don't care if he false starts. I don't care if he drop a pass every now and, Bateman is the starter. Him and Hollywood are your guys. That's it. That's it. That's it, man. Oh, here we go. LeBron said, bro, if we got that two-pointer earlier, we would tie. But if you kick the one and you make it a one-score game, you make it easier for everybody. I don't understand. Like, why is everybody making it like, that's like tough to, I don't understand. Hey, Kenyatta, I don't think they will either. I hope they do. Oh yeah, you a bingos fan. I hope y'all lose, but I don't think that they will. Why are we complaining? Easily three of our eight wins is just teams not finishing us off. Not a formula going forward. Goodness, goodness, goodness, goodness. Won't nullify the death spiral. Oh, gosh. But yeah, it's fun though. It's, I appreciate all y'all in here, man. Whether you agree with the two-point earlier, you disagree with it.  I don't see nobody calling anybody dumb. I don't see nobody being disrespectful about it. Well, there was one that was, one guy, he got a little testy a little bit. He said, hey, I forgot what his name was. I think it was like Jay Sum, but he was like, you're not a coach, it's not for you to understand. Well, I said, okay, that's fine, be a little slick. That's fine, I can take it. But I appreciate everybody showing respect for the most part, it's all good, man. Media has been kissing up to the hardball and raving so long, some of us fans think it's cool to do it. Bateman should replace Sammy on all these big plays, especially if we going deep. I told you, going forward, he has replaced Sammy Watkins. If they first play of the Packers game on offense, it better be Hollywood and Sammy.  It better be those two, that's it. No questions asked, oh, that's it. Bateman and Brown, those are your starters. Still love Sammy, and he's still gonna get involved too, but as far as starters, that's it. There's a reason hardball was on his way to the unemployment line before Lamar came in his rookie year and saved his job. Okay, I don't think anybody can argue with you on that one, my friend. Nobody can, because whether you like hardball, whether you don't like hardball, whether you agree with hardball, whether you don't agree with hardball. If you somebody that's like, oh, well, if we get rid of hardball, who else would be a coach? Who else would be good enough to coach? Or if you feel like, hey, well, hey, if they got rid of hardball, somebody else could get an opportunity with this team and they could do wonders. So either way, whichever side of the ball you on, we can all agree that hardball was certainly well on his way out. He was. And Lamar came in and boy, boy, boy, boy, boy. Oh yeah, we knew Nitro. We knew, we knew, we know. Today was a wake up call for Lamar to get rid of it.  Yeah, we're gonna see. We're gonna see and it's, and either way, man, whether he misses time or he comes back next week, I'm not really expecting him back next week. Yeah, I'm really not. But I don't know, we'll see. We'll see. We'll see. Roman is being told to sabotage LJ's stats so they can low ball them. It's coming back to bite them in the, excuse me, in the butthole. Well, the timing of the burp made it sound like that was going in a different direction. But anyway, it's coming back to bite them in the butthole. I hope LJ signs with a team that appreciates them. We don't deserve him. You think hardball converted the first two-point conversion? Analytics would have told him to go for it down 24-23 instead of tying it. Oh, wait a minute, let me read that back. He said, do you think if hardball converted the first two-point conversion, analytics would have told him to go for it down to, oh, like last week, like last week.  So it's not out of the question because of last week. Last week is a perfect example of that. Perfect example. So you never know. I told somebody that I put Bateman over Watkins any day. And that's not a bad thing. And it's not a shot at Watkins at all. It's not, but it's Bateman's time now. It's his time. He has proven it. And the catch that he made on the sideline, I was like, whoa, how did he do that? How did he catch that? This guy Bateman is something serious, man. He's like, I feel like he's such a good compliment for Hollywood. And this is the successful Ravens football that my favorite, well, not in Madden, but in real life, it's my favorite. Because I love when the Ravens, they have a sort of possession receiver and then they have a speed receiver opposite him as their starters. Anquan Bolden and Tori Smith. I love that pairing. Anquan Bolden was your chain mover.  Then they had Steve Smith, senior and Tori Smith. Steve Smith, senior has some decent speed now, but he was a chain mover, the underneath physical guy. And Tori Smith was your big play, deep threat guy. So now, but then you see when they went speed on one side and speed on the other with Tori Smith and Jacoby Jones. Mm-mm, didn't work my friend. That wasn't it. That wasn't it. So now, if they could get Rashal Bateman, who got, he got some speed now, but he's your chain mover guy. That's your first down. Then they got Hollywood, who could do all that stuff too, but that's your deep play threat?  Let's hope. Hanley has that trust in Bateman. Question is, does LJ, well, when he come back, he need to get it. He need to have that big trust in Bateman. I know a guy named Viennamy that might be, you better chill out, man. You better chill out. Some people gonna be like, yeah, then other people will be like, what are you talking about? Woo, Debo just ran for 30. Oh, 30 touchdowns. What? The players in position, new OC. Oh, what are you saying? All right, oh boy. We going 11 and six, don't worry. What are we now, we in eight and five, okay. Oh, so we, he says, okay. So we only gonna lose one more game and then win the remaining, oh, we got four left. Cause we got Steelers, Packers, Bengals, oh, four left. Wow, it flew by, man. It's already December. Hey, Defender Logic, I'm with it, man. I'm with it.  Do you like put in the application? Like if a team, like if they fire somebody, how do you get an interview? How do you get that? I want to know. I'm putting an application, man. Putting it in the app. He said, we losing the Green Bay. We'll see, it's any given Sunday. No, for real though, it is, man. It's, hold up. It's, hold up, are they gonna buy a week? Well, wait a minute. Cause I don't remember seeing any stats about Green Bay this week. Hold up now, not two teams in a row on a buy week. Hold up, let me see what Green Bay doing. Let me see if they playing today. Cause I don't remember seeing anything about the Packers today at all. Let me see though. Okay, okay, this Sunday night for, okay, okay, okay. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Cause I'm about to say, y'all are doing us like that? Two buy week teams in a row? I was about to send probably a nice letter to Roger Goodale. Well, nothing crazy. But anyway, appreciate y'all, appreciate y'all, appreciate y'all. Appreciate y'all. All right, so, are we got the Darius Smith coming back in the building? We got their safety who went to Maryland. We got all these guys returning, coming back. Oh, for heck, oh, I appreciate that, David. Thank you, thank you. Eric, the enemy would be great. Oh, a great Ravens head coach. We'll never know how you get a head coaching job as a special teams coordinator. It has to be easy to sign up. Wow, you are so petty, man. You are so petty. Oh, Donnell Sarge, appreciate that, yo, to that. We fighting for draft start. Get a big time tag on the draft and protect LaMarca. Villanueva can go back to Pittsburgh. Y'all are wild. Me for OC? All right now. Let me mess around and get my maddened plays going. Our line is unathletic. That's why, oh, that's why they don't run screens. The only people that are is Patrick McCary and Ronnie. They can't run in space. That's a, that's something right there. That's an interesting point right there. Never thought about that before. I had to ask my guy, I came about that one. See, cause that's my old line guy, man. I try trusting with old line decisions. I feel like that, that, hey, he could be my, if I become head coach of the Ravens, that's gonna be my old line coach, man. I'm coming to get you, Kam. I don't know if you're still in here, but if, if, hey, if it happens, I'm coming to get you to be my old line coach. Let me start assembling my team now. And Josh Hoffman, you gonna be my analytics guy. Really? You gonna be my analytics guy. D got it going five weeks ago. Oh, and a slump since then. Like, offense been in a slump since, I don't even know. Oh, Sam Rhee, oh, you know how to do it? You know how to coach the DB's up? Okay, okay. Oh, okay, what's up, man? Lamar has to trust his arm and receive it. Huntley, the Bateman reminded me of Flacco to Steve Smith. Yeah. Oh, Kam got the, okay. Kam said he got a DC position. All right, we got a unit already, man. We said, we see, I'm gonna throw them analytics away. He said, don't hire analytics guy. Oh, no, I hired him for analytics for a reason. It's a reasoning behind that. And you see, he just put it in the comments. Y'all fans need to chill. And Graven will call half back, dive, first play. Is something wrong with, we're trying to run up the ball off the middle? Something wrong with that? No, I would happen, man. Man, they better not mess around and give me that job, man. Better not mess around, man. We got to get back to ball possession for seven minutes and more to control the game. They just got to get to scoring, man. They got to get to scoring points, offense, moving the ball. I thought that Huntley for the situation that he was given and put into, I thought he did a pretty good job today. I thought he did a pretty good job making some quick decisions and just really, I felt like Huntley did a really good job as best he could of trying to counter this bad offensive line because he know, I mean, he been watching this boy Lamar all year. So he took that, he was like, oh man, I gotta move, man. I got to move. I gotta make quick decisions. And he did that. He did that. And for the most part, they were good throws. He did have some bad passes, a couple of them. But for the most part, they were good throws, good decisions. And I really liked how he handled this game. And again, for the situation that he was in, it was tough. So yeah, man. Not having a true run game is killing us. Yeah, man. Hurry up is our best offense. No more ball control. True. Yeah, exactly just. He said, besides fumbles, he did a great job coming off the bench. I agree. Agree, 1,000%. Browns are taking it all this year. We'll see. They probably won't, but we'll see. The AFC North... AFC North ain't that good. I don't think anybody by the argue with you on that one, man. Let me see what the Bengals are doing. Oh, it's a seven point game. 49ers up, but ain't nobody getting excited off of that. Hurry up is our best offense. It is, but you can't run it 24-7. You can't just come out every single drive. All right, hurry up, hurry up, hurry up. No, I don't know how you can't do that. You got it. You should incorporate it, but you can't do it every single drive. They got to be not even necessarily balanced, but you just, you got to know when, man. Those fumbles were a big difference. There were a huge difference in the game because we lost both of them. Yeah, one of them was a seven point fumble return. And the other one was in a red zone. So both, both one of them took away points and one of them added points. So yeah, those were huge, huge, bad, just really bad plays, man. Well, great plays for the Browns, but bad for the Ravens. But yeah, those were definitely game changers for sure. Oh, he said, oh, he said you can't, if you got paid manning a QB. See, he runs, no, he runs no huddle, but he don't run, hurry up. It's a difference. No huddle, get them guys lined up, calling out all these plays and all that, but it's not hurry up. It's no huddle, but not hurry up. But yeah, he definitely did his thing. What are you talking about, Francisco? EDC rubbing hands like Birdman when Hunley play good. Yeah, I don't want them to trade him though. I don't, I don't want them to trade him this off season. I really hope that they don't. Marco said no huddle plus check downs, counter the bad offensive line. That's true because there was a time when Miles Garrett was on the sideline on one knee with his helping off. I was like, oh, he's tired. They need to keep this thing going so he don't come back on the field. The Lions could low key make the playoffs. Oh, they're not, oh, did Hunley, I mean, did Kittle just drop something? Hunley should start next week, regardless if Lamar can play or not. It all depends on his health. If you're gonna get a hobble Lamar, I would say sit him. I would say sit him because you don't, you gotta think, you obviously think in short term, but you gotta think long term too. You gotta think both. You do, and you have seen it this year. You do not want to rush people back from injury too soon. Ronnie Stanley, Derek Wolf, Nick Boyle, I don't even feel like he was rushed, but he obviously, something's still wrong. He's still hurting. So you don't wanna, and then with Lamar, like, ooh, boy, you better not do that. Don't rush. Don't, you cannot rush him. You can't. So we'll see, man. We'll see. So I'm sitting Lamar against the, oh, out of conference packers. Bring him back healthy again since he's when he's most needed. Yeah. Like I said, if he's all the way healthy next week, okay, but if he's not, if there's, no, I would sit him too. I would sit him too. Cause you just, you don't wanna do that, man. Oh, don't rush your wine, James. Man, I think you said I'm a child for corner. Phyllis needs to be benched. Oh, Phyllis needs to be on the bench. Cleveland up. I don't know what it is with Cleveland. Uh, well, I don't, maybe they just, I heard people say that he's very stiff and especially to play tackle. It wouldn't be a good idea cause he's so stiff. He's big, but he's very stiff. So I don't know, man. Honey was a bit more precise decision. Honey was a bit more precise decision-making. Lamar can use the time off. Honey was better with decision-making today. And like you said, he was precise. Cause again, he will snap the ball. He will look, okay. Snap, look, decide, throw. Snap, look, decide, throw. He would do that so many times, but with Lamar, especially over the past couple of weeks, snap, look, look, then he'd do some running around, then decide, and then he would throw. So it's a different, and it's the same offensive line. Same offensive line. Baltimore nine is doing good. Let me see. It's still, oh, let me refresh the page cause it's still showing 10-3 for me. Oh, oh, no, they just punted the ball. I wouldn't tell you they're doing that good. But hey, it's 10-3. Long as they got more points in the bingles at the end of the game, we're good. Oh, Titan. He said in Raven, to be honest, LJ needs a better QB coach. Okay, I just saw your name at first and I thought you were gonna come in talking trash cause how ways I'd be ruined for whoever going against the Titans to help out the Ravens. I thought you were gonna come in here talking trash when you didn't, but yeah, man, that could be it. Cause it's mental stuff, man. It ain't non-physical with LJ. It's mental stuff that could be corrected and it needs to be corrected. Gotta be fixed, man. Lamar gotta watch tape of Huntley. Ooh. Well, he should. I think he should see how he can help the O-line. They can certainly help him for sure, but he can help them too. So it's all just stuff, man. So every 10 years we win the Super Bowl, remember that. I don't wanna hear that, man. Let's see. Let's see. So that would be next year then, right? Cause they won it in 2001, the year 2001, right? Cause it was a 2000 season, but it was 2001. Then they won it in, it's 12 years, not 10, I think. Then they won it in the 2012 season, but it was 2013. And then so, yeah. So it's, yeah. You got me doing all this math, see? Yeah, man. It's every, yeah. Every 12. Jiro not going anywhere, not after what Snoop did today. That's true. That's true. Lamar isn't getting sacked, fumble for a touchdown. I don't know. I don't know about that with my friend. Cause Lamar been, he been sacked seven times last week and you think it's not possible that against Jadavion Clowney, Miles Garrett and Tak McKinley and whoever else that he could, he could have not done that same thing. I don't know my friend. I don't know. I don't know my friend. All these replaced LJ people going to be crying if Hunley plays poorly next week. Oh yeah, no. And my thing again, no, Hunley ain't replacing LJ, but yeah, if LJ ain't ready to go, if he ain't all the way healthy, don't rush him, just sit him.  So that's the exajiro in a T-mall. At least Hunley throws it all the way if not there. He does. And again, yeah, that's something that Lamar, and he talked about it, about cutting the losses, man. Cutting the losses. So yeah, if we can make the playoffs, this team will go on a run. Even though I'm nervous about this team, there's no quitting them. That's true. There's no quitting them. And they will have an opportunity to go on a run if they make the playoffs. So yeah, and anything can happen if you get in. Hunley is a good game-managing quarterback. Yeah, I graduated from Louisville. I love LJ, I wanted to get a ring.  So you like, you right in the middle, man. That's cool though, man. Appreciate you. Instead of going for it for fourth and sixth, we should have kicked the field goal knowing we have Tucker. The one where Bateman got it, is that one? What, that was when they were down by nine. Yeah, yeah, but how far away were they though? I don't remember how far away they were. And shout out to Hunley for, he took a deep shot on fourth and sixth. He just needed sixth, but he said, no, I'm trusting this guy. He got big trust for Bateman. Hey, he said that was like an 80 yard field goal. That's what I asked. I said, wait a minute. I said, where was the field goal at? Cause that makes a big difference. Where was it? Oh, okay. Yoda said it was a 57 yarder. Ooh, now you know Justin Tucker can make those. It also is very windy conditions. So, yeah. The bingles waking up, no surprise there. That's gonna be one of them games that come down to the wire. And if bingles win, I mean, Ravens deserve not to be in first place in a division after what they've been doing. But if bingles lose, then Ravens would get another shot and remain first place for another week. That would be something. See, he said 57 against the win. No thanks, yikes. Oh, I was talking about the last play of the game. Save them all for bingles in two weeks. Principles involved here. You go with Tucker if you can. Hunley read up on the Bateman agent change and was ready to. Hey, man, you're crazy, man. I just don't see how Roman lost us this game. Hunley played great, but a fumble on the 10. Stripsack for seven. Two missed touchdowns. What was the other missed touchdown? What was the missed touchdown? And not just this week. The last three games have been on players, not coaches. I think it's been a good mix of both. Big mix of both. Oh, since he scored, oh, Jamar Chase. Yeah. This one didn't hurt as bad as it normally would. That's true, because you ain't have Lamar. And I think being down, at least for me, when Ravens are down big, then that takes a lot of my emotion out of the game. It takes a lot of the feeling out of the game. Because if they down big, it's like, okay, they getting whooped. You hope that they come back, of course. But it's like, oh, they getting whooped right now. It's like, okay, let's just see what happens next. Let's see how it goes. So that's that. Holly had two touchdowns open downfield. Oh, he did. I remember him overthrowing one of them. I remember the second one. One less turn over and Ravens could have won. Yeah, they could have. It's not about this game. It's not about Roman. It's hard ball. Even if this team was all the way healthy, I had them as the vision around exit again. The problem has been the postseason. To be fair, this one game should not determine Greg Roman's fate. He's still been a huge negative to our office. You are crazy, man. Chase said it again. Cincinnati touchdown, maybe overturn. Let me see what's going on. Because I know Twitter gonna have it. They gonna have that replay. You know, my sports update, they be having everything. So let's see, man. I'm trying to look for the replay of it, but let me check one more thing. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. One more thing. No, my sports update, they been taking a little break. All right, I guess I'll catch you later. What's up, Duran? Oh, it got overturned? All right, anyway, Ravens defense, the Browns went up 10-0 early on. And then, I forgot how the score went after that. But their defense, they stopped the Browns, those first couple of drives, Ravens offense just couldn't get anything going. I felt like the defense overall, for the position that they was put in continually, I thought they ain't do bad, man. I thought they did all right today. I really did. I know they gave up, what, 24, well, no, they gave up 17 points. They gave up 17, and not 17 all in the fourth quarter, like last week, they gave up 17 points. So I just, I don't think they did a bad job today, man. I thought they handled, they took care of their side of the ball for the most part, and especially given all the injuries, like no Marlon Humphrey, no Jimmy Smith, Kaleas Campbell, he left the game in the first quarter, I think, and never came back. Like, I feel like defense held it down, man. They held it down. So with that being said, shout out to the defense, as usual, for the most part. So they did what they had to do, but again, offense. And again, yeah, Lamar, he got knocked out the game. So that changes some stuff, but... So yeah, special teams, Justin Tucker, already know what time it is. He of course did his usual stuff. And Justin Tucker reminds me of Lamar Jackson, man, because we used to them doing so much sensational stuff that when they don't, it's like, whoa, what's wrong? But I think Justin Tucker, his job is a lot easier to correct than a Lamar Jackson. But Justin Tucker missed a couple of field goals in the game with some, it's like, oh, okay, all right. With Lamar Jackson, he missed a couple of receivers. He ended up getting sack, the fumble, picks, whatever. It's a lot more corrections to be made as a quarterback than a kicker. Oh, I was a good coach. Just bad decisions. Touchdown confirmed overturned. Realistically, we finished this here nine and eight. Oh, you think we only went one more game and lose the rest? These last games are brutal. Brutal, I said, brutal. Can't even talk. But yeah, man. Anyway, team keeping clean. Appreciate y'all. Thank y'all for watching. We are going to go ahead and get out of here now. We will, I will see y'all, I'll see y'all in a little while. And then of course tomorrow, we had a post game thoughts video. Have another video tonight, a little bit later on. And yeah, man, that's that. I love y'all. Appreciate y'all coming through. Thank you very, very, very much. Thanks for watching the game with us. Thanks for expressing how you feel about whatever you felt about the two-point conversion and just the Ravens period. Thank you for sharing. That's that. That's that, man. Exactly. Yes, don't let this loss ruin your day. Don't let it ruin your week. Don't let it, don't let it ruin anything. Just really, it ruins the Ravens record a little bit, but not all the way. Just a little bit. So let's see. Love y'all. Hope y'all are all good. Yeah. Yeah, this feels like a dream. Like he my boy, he like, oh, just what I made. You two take it with clean. You see my boy, he like, I done made it. Well, that's my homie, ain't that right in Ravens? Right in Ravens. Shout out to Ravens.


So these are Pizza Head Brut's... Pizza... Pizza Hut Brut's... ...hates Pizza Head Brut sticks. Yo, what's going on, everybody? Welcome to a very special Target Food Court episode of Fung Bros. Food. See, a lot of people, when you're thinking about the great food courts, you're thinking about Costco. You're thinking about Sam's Club. But now we got Target. With a little accent. It looks like you're wearing a Target shirt right now. It looks like you're wrapping with the white and red. You're talking about what you came through with the Target. No bail. Target. No sale. Target's the store where you walk in looking for socks, and you come out with about $140 worth in your cart. Bro, Target got it all, man. Alright, so everybody knows Target, but not everybody knows their food. They actually do a lot of high-end designer collaborations, considering it's Target. You don't think about Target that way. But guess what, guys? We do in a collaboration with Target, too. Not getting paid for it. Hey, Fung Bros. Food X Target collaboration sold out. Target Food Court Review. Let's go! The very first item that we have up from the Target Food Court is... The hot dogs. So we got Nathan's famous beef frank here. So these hot dogs cost $2.89 each. But if you want two of them, it's two for four. That's a little bit pricey. So we got mustard and ketchup on these Nathan Hales. Let's go. The bread's a little dry. But the hot dogs kind of... The hot dogs are good. I eat it without the bread. It's how good it is. You could tell the bread had a good flavor to it, but it was super dry and hard. 3.5. Go 3 out of 5, man. I actually like the condiments. I don't know... There's a difference between different brands of mustard. There are different brands of ketchup. Yeah, 3.5 out of 5. Alright. Coming in at a whopping $3.29, we have the Caprese Chicken Sausage. What? Caprese. Caprese. Caprese. Look at the herbs. You got peppers in there. Kind of sweet. A little too sweet. Not as spicy as I thought. That's like a lot going on. Oh. No! Visually, it looked fire. Taste-wise, it was okay. 2.5 out of 5. 2.5 out of 5. I mean, maybe based off expectations, I was like... I'm going to give it a 2 out of 5. Whoa! You know how disappointed I was. I'm going to give it a 2 out of 5. If you're not trying to eat beef, I would say try the chicken one. But I will say coming in at that price point, I felt like I got catfish. Alright, so overall, the hot dogs that Target offers versus the hot dogs from Costco or Sam's Club, Costco right now ranking the top. They rank at the top, but to me, the flavor of the nation's famous. Probably the strongest dog flavor of them. Yeah, true. Really? Out of the Costco? Yeah. Moving on to the pizza section, they use Pizza Hut Pizza. It's not deep dish. Deep dish looks a little bit more like a pie crust. Wow, this is pan pizza, which is kind of in between. Target's cheese pizza. Bread is buttery, a little bit oily. This pizza's coming in at 4.49. 4.49 for this? I was going to give this a 4 out of 5. 4 out of 5. Wow. Before I heard you say price? Mm-hmm. I'm going to have to drop it down to 3.5. Wow. Man, I like how the crust is really soft. You know, I don't like really like hard crust. The sauce, good balance with the cheese. You're going in on it. I'm going in on it. We got more food now. I'm halfway there. We got more food. You know what? This tastes so good. I'm going to still give it a 4 out of 5. Giving the price, I'll still give it a 4 out of 5. 4 out of 5. 4 out of 5. I'm going to give it a 3.5 out of 5. Save some room for improvement. Coming in at still 4.49. We got the Triple P pepperoni personal pan pizza. This looks 4P's. It looks kind of like the pizza emoji. Yeah, exactly. It's just so perfect. You know what it also looks like? And this is like super canto of me. A dan thai. Yeah. Imagine a dan thai. A really big one. Yeah. 4P's pepperoni personal pan pizza. Pee pee pee pee. I don't know about you guys. I prefer the cheese. Same. Same. These are like hard pepperoni. The taste of the pepperoni is not that great. But. Okay, I'll give you this. The pepperoni kind of tastes like bacon. Yeah. Yeah, because you love bacon. I do like bacon. Guys, I got to give it a 4 out of 5 on mine. Wow.  I give it a 3.5 out of 5 on a good pepperoni pizza. The oil should melt off the pepperoni and add an additional layer of flavor to the cheese. I thought the additional runoff of the oil layer detracted from the taste of the cheese. I'm gonna have to go with you, man. 3.5 out of 5. Not as good as the cheese. I just snuck a fry. They're not good. I was looking at them. I was looking at them. All right, let's just try these fries real quick. That tastes like some one week old cafeteria fries. All right, these fries cost $2.29. I got to give these a 1 out of 5. 1 out of 5, man. If I could give it a 0, I would give it a 0, but I don't think that's valid. Okay.  For $4.99, the chicken Alfredo pasta from Target. You know how they make Alfredo? It's like a lot of Parmesan cheese with like heavy cream. I just taste like cream almost. Give these a 2.5 out of 5. Wow. Cheese was way too heavy. It felt like there's not enough of the peppers. Cream was just too thick. Give it a 3. I kind of like it. 2.5 out of 5. I like the bites that I had, but I wouldn't want to eat the whole tray. There wasn't even that much chicken. I don't know. If you guys got some chicken, I didn't get any. I got like one piece. One tiny piece. Coming in at another $4.99, we got the meaty marinara. Man, this looks like a pizza. This straight up looks like the cheese pizza we were just at. This is a pan pizza. Meaty marinara. Let's do it. I was impressed by actually the meat in it. I was just going to say that. That is not like some pepperoni meat. They didn't just take the actual like ingredients from a pizza and throw that in the pasta. I expected it to be a little bit more tomato. More oregano. Yes. But, however still, I'm going to give that one notch up from the Alfredo. I'm giving that a 3 out of 5. I'm going to have to double down on a 3 out of 5. The marinara was a little more sweet rather than tangy. I've been thinking about it. 2,000 years later. 2,000 years later.  What? Think about it. Guys, it's elevated Chef Boy RD. I'm not mad at you though. Bro, I'm not mad at you. It's elevated Chef Boy RD. I thought you were going to give it like a 1. Because I'm thinking with the target audience in mind. But what about you? I said what I said. Dip a stutter. What about you? What I said, man. This ain't about them. This is about you. It ain't about the kids. We need to know that you. We have the 15 piece pretzel bite for $3.29. It's still cheaper than the stadium though. It's not necessary to try it without the cheese. No, I'll try it without the cheese. Bro, did you just hum? No. You just hummed. No, I didn't. You hummed. David went, I'll tell you I didn't though. Rico's nacho cheese is killing it right now. It's kind of spicy. I like it. I'm giving it a 2 out of 5. It's way too hard. It tastes kind of like cardboard. Not that I have an 8 cardboard, but you know. I give it a 2 too. Really? I'm giving it a 3. Solid 3. We have the $2.19 grilled cheese from the Target Food Court. Grilled cheese. It's a thick slice of American cheese. It's creamy. It does not have that cheddar bite to it. Yo, I'm not mad at it though. What about if I dip it in the marinara? Yo, what if I dip it in the Rico? Woo! When it was fresh, maybe a 4 out of 5. That we're eating it right now, 3 out of 5. Grilled cheese is very fresh. I'm really surprised about how the toast is still light and crispy. As long as you would think it would get soggy. Let me give it a 4 out of 5. Nah, I give it a 4 out of 5. I like this product. You know why? 4 grilled cheese is whole wheat. It's got a thick slice of American cheese. It's still crispy. Still tasty even after 20 minutes. I was going to give it a 3.5 out of 5. Okay, so I gave it a 4. You gave it a 4. So I think average wise that's tied with the cheese people. Cause you guys gave the cheese 4. I gave it a 3.5.  It's a chicken. It's a chicken. Instead of the chicken, it's a tarjet. It's a chicken tenders. It's a tarjet. So this is BYO sauce. Instead of not BYOV, bring your own sauce. I didn't think I was going to like this because it was very dry. And I was impressed by the flavor. You can see the burnt edges right here. You can see how some of the bread crumbs are burnt on certain sides. So that means the last time it was cooked, it was baked. Thinking back to little old Nelly Nell, as a kid, I would enjoy this a lot. I'm enjoying this as much as a 9 year old. Give it a 4 out of 5. Like it. Obviously with the caviar, then it was fresh. Give it a 4 out of 5. I give it a 4 out of 5. The chicken tenders are ranking at the highest average of all the items from Target. The chicken tenders from Target. I've been noticing a trend. They struggle with bread. And anything that's simple, that is a child's food, have all been executed quite strong. Strong. Once there have been additional elements, quality has become unstable. Here we have the pretzel coming in at a luxury price of $289. Way better than the bite. Way better than the bite. What do we give it a 1? Way more of that conventional pretzel dense. I do enjoy this a little bit better than pretzel bites. So what are you going to give it? A 5 out of 5? Are you trying to make one of me? 3.5. I thought the bread, in my opinion, tastes completely different. 3.5. I'm giving it the same score as you except my jump is only at 0.5. I'll give it a 2.5. Okay. Still a jump. That's still a sizeable jump. So let's get on to the bread sticks. Let's get this bread. Let's get this bread. I'm interested. Let's get it. It's very light. It's got a lot of seasonings. I can see the crispiness on the bottom though. The oil right there. You have the seasoning on top, which is probably a mixture of Parmesan, oregano, salt. What if he snipped it up on your nose? Neck and neck kind of hard. Ooh, that crunch. It's a little too dry, man. I didn't expect it to taste like this. I thought it would be more dense actually. Yeah. And you know, some people may criticize and say, you know, well, you shouldn't have let it sit for a little while. You can predict if something was good. No. While still acknowledging that in its current format, it's not good. And it is crunchy on the top.  It makes it very jam packed, salty. Okay. 2.5 out of 5. Giving it a 3. Solid 3. 2.5 out of 5. Coming in at $1.69, we got the Target popcorn.  Yo, straight up. Straight up. This is 5 out of 5. Damn! I was gonna say, I'm not a fan of popcorn. I was gonna give it like a, you know, a 4 out of 5. But this one went with the covered in butter. Just go watch it on Tuesday. It's 5 bucks. That even seems... Where can you get better popcorn for $1.69 when they cook it for you? 30, 40 ounce bag. Gigantic. Huge. Almost too much. I give it a 4.5 out of 5. That is the highest score today. Here we have the chicken wings. $4.99 though. We're all crazy. For $6.00? This is fresh. 5 out of 5. Chicken wings. You know why? Going back to the nostalgia thing. This reminds me of when I was in elementary school. Every Thursday they would have hot wings at the cafeteria. It's what it kind of tastes like. Do you even think these wings need ranch? I don't think they do. I thought it was a 4 out of 5. Because it's juicy. They're small. They're not dry. They got a good amount of kick, you know, in the hot flavor. I give it a 4.5 out of 5. Like, these are actually solid wings. Like, just overall. It's buffalo sauce, but you know, not too buffalo. Sometimes the buffalo sauce a little too tangy. It was a dry buffalo. This is a little bit more on the spicy side than the tangy side. My favorite thing that we had today from the Target Food Court was the personal pan cheese pizza. Or the popcorn. I still have a soft spot for the chicken Alfredo. Got to be the wings. And I like the marinara more better. I was gonna actually say the meaty marinara and the chicken wings. Since Nelson's been predicting all my moves and just took my answers. On my kid's side, I say the grilled cheese. My more grown size says the chicken wings. Target's not the lowest price store out there.  What is one collaboration you guys would recommend for Target on the Food Court end, because they love collaborations. And then even one on the clothing slash home furnishings end. I would like to see them collaborate with Sriracha on the clothing end with Yogi Yamamoto. Or another minimalistic future tech wear Japanese designer. They need to collaborate with the Magnum Bars. They have no ice cream. Or collaborate with Yogurtland. On the clothing end. Shawn Weatherspoon. I think Target has collab with Wetzel's Pretzels. Clothing collab? Shawn, they might hit up Virgil, man. Alright, everybody. Thank you so much for watching that video of the Target Food Court. In the comments below, let us know what brand of food Target should collab on with their food court. What's a clothing brand that Target should collab with. And then also let us know what other food courts or places you want us to try and review. Until next time, Fum Brothers here, David, Andrew. We got Nelson from Hooping Life. Thank you for joining us on this very special food court episode of Fum Bros Food. And until next time, we out. Peace. I can tell, I called Nell earlier. I was like, yo, we doing low bro food target. You're like. I was like, what are you doing?


And now, a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. In a moment, act one of formula for death. Written especially for suspense by Jonathan Bundy. Look here, Colonel. You assure us you'd begin grinding the necessary lenses days ago. Weeks ago, in fact. I know, Colonel Humboldt, I know it. Well then, why haven't you? Because, Colonel, I haven't yet received my formula from Dr. Hoffman. Until he brings it here, there's, well, simply nothing that I can do. You mean Frederick Bernard Hoffman? Yes. Oh, then heaven help us. Why or why couldn't someone beside that old crackpot have been assigned to develop the formula for this lens system? Don't you know Hoffman, his reputation? Oh, very well. Well then, why pick him up all people? Because, sir, he's the only man we can depend on to do it properly. I don't believe it. As a matter of fact, I've been wondering why you haven't just fed the requirements into one of those electronic brains and let it devise the formula for you. In a matter of seconds. Perhaps, well, days, weeks, months. That was tried, Colonel Humboldt. You know it as well as I do. And, sir, with no success whatsoever. But it has been months now for now, literally months, since you promised us this optical system. And what has happened? Absolutely nothing. One of the potentially most important factors in celestial observation from a guided satellite must wait on the winds of a doddering old crackpot. Crackpot? Well, isn't he?  Who knows? When you consider some of the miracles of engineering that Hoffman has made possible? Well, perhaps he is. Oh, yes. Well, then why doesn't he send you the formula telepathically instead of holding us up this way? Isn't there anything you can do to hurry him up? Nothing whatsoever. So our entire science program waits for him. Just waits. The entire world waits, Colonel. Including our enemies? Oh, I tell you what galls me to twiddle my thumbs. While this superstitious old man with a single specific piece of knowledge spends his time communing with the spirits. Including our enemies, Colonel. What, sir? Please don't forget that, sir. Because there isn't a country on Earth that wouldn't do almost anything to have this formula. Or to keep us from having it. If he ever completes it. Oh, of course he will. But in the meantime, sir. Well, then why doesn't he? In the meantime, Colonel, I hope you've done as I asked. You mean the guard about that little place of his up in the country? Yes, sir. Oh, yes, yes, yes. We've had two or three men on duty up there 24 hours a day watching him and his apprentice. Apprentice. Apprentice what? Do they work on his formula? No. All they do is putter a bottle in his flower gardens and feed the birds. But as soon as he is ready, and it should be some time today. Today. Today, you say. No, next month, more likely next year. Perhaps two years from now. Do you realize how long it took to develop the famous Delo car lens that first made an efficient bombsite practical? You know how long it took Hoffman to develop that? Over three years. Hoffman provided the formula for that? Yes. Oh, I see. Well, I didn't know. And at that time, too, we closed his work in utmost secrecy. He kept his little country place under guard. And he worked completely alone on it? The way that he supposedly is working on this? Colonel Hubbard, you may be sure that every waking minute that that magnificent mind of his is working. He is working on it. Well, but what if something were to happen to him? That is the risk we take. I see. And now, since we may receive word from Hoffman almost any minute, if he keeps his last promise to me. I know, I know, Colonel. You are no more impatient than I am, sir. It's only that I understand this man, his odd foibles. In any event, I suggest that we discuss the safeguards that must be taken, the escort that will be necessary to ensure his getting here safely. Yes. Yes, yes, by all means. Of course. If a tertiary curvature of 16 degrees from the axis B equals... equals... equals 1 plus a over e to the nth power. Yah, yah, yah. Then the cube of cosine r will automatically, automatically compensate for any variation in the flexing of the meniscus, of course. And now, using Napierian logarithms to determine the hyperbolic function of the system with the factor V now equal to y equal to the secant B plus r squared over 1. Of course, of course, of course. Oh, I have it, I have it. Steven, Steven, my boy, come in here. Steven! Yes, Dr. Hoffman. Come here, my boy, come here. Eh, look, look at it. I have it now. It is finished. The formula is completed. Excellent, doctor. My congratulations. Thank you, my boy, and I deserve them. For this formula, Stefan will forever stand as a monument in the annals of scientific achievement, a monument to me. And Stefan only I could have done it because of my gift of communication with those who have gone before me because my powers are above those of normal men, are super normal. So I must memorize it now. The square of the factor V equal to the secant B plus r over 1. Excuse me, doctor. What? You are a copy of the formula now, so I can give it to Dr. Fernau. Give you the formula? Yes, sir, I'll need it now. No, no, no, my boy, you do not understand. I will take it to him myself as soon as I have finished memorizing. Memorizing? Of course, my boy, so that only I will know it. I see. But Dr. Hoffman, I... Yeah, well, well. Well, what if something were to happen to you? Have no fear, my boy. Nothing will happen to me. Yes, sir, I covered your 16 degrees from the axis B equal to 1 plus a over e to the ninth. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, I have it. Now I have it. Get Mr. Fernau to the phone. Yes? Yes, hello? Dr. Hoffman? Uh, just one moment, please. Doctor? Yes, just a minute. There we are. Now the formula is only in my mind. So now, Stefan, I am ready to talk to Mr. Fernau. Oh, please. Yes, sir. Here, here, Dr. Dr. Fernau? Yes, Dr. Hoffman. You're ready now? You've finished it? Yeah, it is finished. Today is I promised you. I shall bring you the formula for the new optical system. Oh, splendid, splendid, sir. Now, we're all set up here to begin work on the lenses immediately. Good. Now you're sure you wouldn't prefer to have one of our men drive you in here? Of course not. I'm not a helpless old bleedy. I shall drive in myself. Very well, very well, sir. Nonetheless, although you may not know it, Colonel Humboldt has arranged an armed escort for you. They're waiting in some cars outside your home right now. Of course I know it. I can see them from the window. Then you realize how anxious we are to give you every protection, sir. Yeah, yeah. To protect me or the formula. Oh, well, uh... I know, I know. But you are no more anxious than I am, Fernau. For it is I who have spent so many weeks in working it out. Yes. Well, now I suggest you start immediately. As you leave your driveway, the escort will follow you. I shall leave immediately. Splendid, Dr. Splendid. I'll be waiting for you. Goodbye. Armed escort, he says. Yes, provided. I know. I can see them now, Doctor, waiting outside. Do you need them? Of course not.  That will only make suspicion instead of protecting me, Stefan. That will only endanger me. You think you might be in danger with this great secret I now hold? Of course I am, my boy. A danger from whom, Doctor? Does it make any difference? But, Stefan, my boy, instead of the guard he has sent, I have a better plan. Yes? Much better. Only one that shall completely out with anyone who might try to intercept me on this mission. What is it, Doctor? You will see. Now, first you fetch my cloak with the big hood on it. And then? Then you tell Mario, the old gardener, that I wish to speak with him. Do you mind telling me why, Doctor? I'll just wait, my boy. Wait.  Very well, sir. You sure you wouldn't like me to drive, Doctor? No, no, no, thank you. I shall drive. You sound very happy, Doctor. Well, why not, my boy? I have the formula now in my memory, and we shall have no trouble getting into Farnal in the optical works. In spite of all that armed escort, nonsense. That was rather unexpected, wasn't it? Did you not see the guards about the house all the time for all these weeks? More nonsense. More nonsense. But we fooled them now, haven't we? Yes. Yes, we fooled them. Yeah, that poor Mario all dressed up in my cloak. The top of it pulled down over his face. He looked so much like me, it almost fooled myself. And not one of those silly men with the guns could know it wasn't me. And then, when they were gone by driving away in the open with this old cow of Mario's, you and I, we made no suspicion whatsoever. It was very clever of you, Doctor. Not necessary, Stefan, because no one knows better than I do that there are certain people who would like to prevent me from delivering this formula. You're quite right, Doctor.  At nothing, my boy. You're absolutely right, Doctor. As you can see, I hold a pistol here in my hand. Oh, oh, oh. Unnecessary, my boy. Unnecessary. Because everyone thinks we are in my car and far ahead and followed by the guards. No one knows that you and I are here. Comfortable savings. Stefan. Yes, Doctor. Oh, I see. Your pistol, Stefan, is not for my protection. My loyal apprentice has been one of them. True, Doctor. And in return for your life, you will give me the formula. No, Stefan. Of course I would. You know better than I put down that guard. I'm sorry, Doctor Hoffman, but there is no choice. Either you tell me the formula slowly so I can write it down or I pull this trigger. I suggest you take the next little turnoff. We can stop there and be understood. The secrets you must have stolen for them. But this is the important one. Doctor, it's you or the formula. Well? No. Never. I will die before I give it to you.  Better stop and tell it to me, Doctor. No, I will not do it. Then there is only one thing I can do to keep you from delivering it. Only one thing, eh? Slow down now and pull into that neck. Only one thing, eh? Doctor, slow down. Slower, Hoffman. That curve ahead. Look out. We're going up. Can you say that you're the what? The Gardner? Yes, sir, Mr. Farnal. My name is Mario, sir. But why did he send you in his place? What's the matter with Hoffman? Didn't he see the guard that Colonel Humboldt sent up there for him? Didn't he think that we'd protect him adequately? I'm sure I do not know, sir. But where is he? Where is Hoffman? He said that he and his apprentice young Stefan would follow along in my car, sir. In your car? To avoid any suspicion, Doctor Hoffman said.  He was afraid the two cars, full of armed men, would only attract attention, would only make it dangerous for him. Oh, he did, eh? But where are they now? Where are they? Eh, maybe if Colonel Humboldt sent out some of his men to look for them. The Colonel's men have been striking that highway ever since you got here. Oh, my dear, if anything happens to Hoffman... It was very amusing, though, sir. Did you say amusing? What can be amusing about a situation like this? Well, I mean, when I got here, and even Colonel Humboldt himself thought I was Doctor Hoffman. Amusing, eh? Well, let me tell you something, Mario. If... Humboldt, any luck? Have your men found Hoffman yet? Oh, no, for now. No, I'm afraid not. All we know, and that was from a phone call to a neighbor, is that Mario here has told us the truth about Hoffman leaving there in Mario's car. How long will it take your men to get to his house out there? Well, as a matter of fact, for now, they've already been there. Oh, they've already been? Oh, excuse me. Really? For now, speaking. Sergeant Grandby, Mr. Fernando. Yes, you found him? We found his car. Yes? Completely wrecked, sir. What? It went over a cliff at a curve. It went over the very high speed, sir. Complete wreck. And the Doctor? His body was inside of it. He must have been killed instantly. I see. Very well, Sergeant. No sign of the assistant, though. The young scientist who worked with him and left with him. Thank you, Sergeant. Well? Well, Fernando? An accident. Hoffman is dead. Yeah? Oh, no. And with him? The formula. But I don't understand about his apprentice Stefan. He's disappeared. His apprentice? Yes. Stefan was with him. He left there with him. Why isn't he dead? Of course not. You can't go in there. What is that? What is this? What do you understand? I'm Dr. Hoffman. Fernando, what is this? Well, I say you're not Dr. Hoffman. Hoffman? I'm sorry, Mr. Fanal, but this man here insists that he's... Stefan, Stefan. Who? Which Stefan? What happened to you? Why do you call me that, Mario? Don't you know him? You're your own employer. But you are Stefan. Of course you are. What could happen, man?  Now, what happened? What happened to you? I had to crash the car to save the formula. Must be suffering from shock. He needs a doctor, I think. Wait a minute. Here, my boy. Sit down. Here, let me have my desk. Badly bruised, bleeding. No, not bad. Tell me.  What? What is the matter with you? Don't you know me? I am Hoffman. The doctor. There's no time to lose. Yes, there is no time. I must give you the formula. Well, I can. You? Paper. Pencil quickly while I'm still able. Well, there is, of course, yes. Yes. But how do you know it, Stefan? I tell you, I am Hoffman speaking to you. Not quiet, please. All I still have strength to give the formula. Oh, if you do, I just put it over for you. Tertiary curvature of the 10 degrees from the axis B, which is equal to 1 plus 8 over e to the nth power. Yes. This man is out of his mind. That must be gibberish. He thinks he's Hoffman. Don't you see, Humboldt? Don't you see what he's writing? The formula. The Hoffman's secrets. What? You see how the various factors in it fit together almost miraculously. Look at it. Look. It's as only Hoffman himself could put it down. But it's almost as though Stefan were possessed of... possessed of Hoffman's spirits. Good happens for now. You mean you really think that such a thing is possible? Well, I know that Hoffman talked about the supernatural. But this gentleman has finished. I promised I would bring it to you, and I have. Now, look, my boy, look. Now I must lie down. I... Oh. Yeah. He's fainted. I'm no wonder with those injuries. Mario, open that window and fetch some water. No, no, wait, wait, wait. For now, yes. Look, he seems to be trying to say something more. It might be important. Well, I... I'm sorry, but I... I am sworn never to reveal. Yes, Dr. Hoffman, I will tell. I am Stefan Heron, American educated since 16. But my prior vigorous training was as a spy. I have strupulously avoided contact with my government. Waiting for the right time. The formula for the lens system. In a visor-derving manner. Unbelievable. You think so, eh? Wait a minute. Here. Look at this. The empty holster on his hip. And here. Here's a smaller gun right here inside his belt. How about he's coming to Fernand? If Hoffman is dead, it's because this man killed him. Oh, not with his gun, perhaps. It hasn't been fired. Oh, no. Do not shoot me, please. No, shooting would be far too good for you, Stefan Heron. It is Heron, isn't it? Yes, it is. I am Heron. All right. Now, how did you do it? How did you kill him? Oh, no. No, I did not. He tried to kill me. To get the formula, that's why you killed him. I tried to force him, but he wouldn't tell me. What? He wouldn't tell me. He made the car go faster and faster. And then the curve and the car went over. No, no, no. Wait, wait, wait, Stefan. You say he didn't give you the formula? No. But I am content. You hear me? I am content because you and your country, you don't have it either. He wrecked the car. He's dead. He can't give it to you. Nobody knows it. Wrong, Stefan. What? Because Hoffman has given it to me. He has? Yes, through you. I still can't believe it, Fernald. I know, Colonel. I know exactly how you feel. That is the reason I talked with the psychic investigator, a man who's an expert about the so-called supernatural. Oh, you did. But what did he say? Only that there are many cases on record in which an injury, especially one to the head, has resulted in temporary personality control of the sort that we witnessed. Of Stefan taking on Hoffman's personality. I understand such cases are well recognized by the psychologists. Yes, but what is Stefan's temporary knowledge of the formula, Fernald? The formula that existed only in the mind of Dr. Hoffman while he was alive. Possibly, this psychic investigator told me, possibly, Colonel, it was a case of thought transference. Yes, thought transference occurring as a result of Hoffman's tremendous concentration on his formula at the moment of his death. But who knows? What do you think? Suspense. You've been listening to a formula for death written especially for suspense by Jonathan Bundy. Suspense is produced and directed by Fred Hendrickson. Music supervision by Apple Huber. Heard in tonight's story where Walter Grissey as Colonel Humboldt, Ivor Francis as Fernald, Herb Duncan as Stefan, Louis van Rooten as Dr. Hoffman, Guy Rapp as the Gardner, also David Kerman and Bob Reddick. This is Stuart Metz speaking. Listen again next week when we return with The Lunatic Hour written by John Robert, another tale well calculated to keep you in. Suspense.


Are India's women footballers safe in the workplace? We tell you on NC Stories. Alex Ambrose, a coach with India's under-17 girls football team, is suspended after allegations of misconduct involving minor players. Investigation is on and a life ban from football is the least punishment expected but this is a first.  Then he was allowed to resign and retire. There was no transparency to the investigation. Across the board, girls and women have complained of physical and mental torture, coercion and constant threats from those in positions of power with no recourse to justice. The question they are asking is simple. Why do those who are meant to care for us care so little?


this course on Transition Metal Orgatometallics in Catalysis and Biology. Over the last few lectures, we have been discussing about cross metathesis. This is the reaction of great industrial importance, particularly for its application in being used in coupled with shop shell hire olefin process, as well as isomerization for producing feedstock of detergents. We have discussed in great details how this story of cross metathesis being used in shop came into being. Now, we have also discussed the various advantages as well as disadvantages of cross metathesis reaction. In this context, what we have learned is that a major limitation of cross metathesis reaction is its lack of selectivity. Now, by lack of selectivity, I mean the type of cross metathesis products, olefinic products produced from the reacting to two different olefins, and they include all combinations of homodimers, which can be possible by the individual reaction of each of the olefin with itself, as well as the formation of the cross metathesis product, which is obviously the desired product of the reaction. Another issue with lack of selectivity is that these two of the homodimers and one of the cross metathesis products, all of them also appear as a mixture of E and Z isomers. Here, we see that a large number of mixture of products E and Z isomers of each of the homodimers, as well as the E and Z isomers of the cross metathesis products, they are formed and hence separation and isolation of each of the products become a problem. All the more it is important to note that these polymers may not be too easy to separate, given the fact that though their molecular weight in some cases may vary from one homodimer to another homodimer to the cross metathesis products, however, between the E and Z isomers of each of these homodimer or cross metathesis products, the molecular weight remains the same. So, it is a very challenging effort to separate these isomers after cross metathesis reaction. Now, if one may want to think a bit and try to understand that why so many different products are being formed in cross metathesis reaction, then one can see that this metathesis reactions are thermonutrile in nature. That means that there is no energy gain in formation of the product, because whatever cc bond is broken in the substrate that many cc bond is formed in the product. So, actually this thermonutrality brings in all the more complexity in formation of large number of products. So, we have looked into various strategies that have been put in place to enhance the selectivity particularly with respect to formation of the cross metathesis product and a beautiful demonstration of this towards this end was given reported by Grubbs in which he had homopolymerized one of the olefins first to give the one of the homopolymer product and then introduced the second olefin to produce the cross metathesis product in higher yields. So, that was the story of sequential addition of two olefins so as to enhance the yield of the cross metathesis product and we had discussed this work of Professor Grubbs in the previous lecture. We have also seen another strategy in which to fish out larger yield of the cross metathesis product, this strategy involves immobilizing one of the olefins on a polymer surface so that the cross metathesis product so formed after the reaction with the second olefin stays impregnated on the polymer surface, whereas the soluble homodimer metathesis products can be separated out washed out from the polymer surface. So, we had looked at ways and means of enhancing the selectivity of this cross metathesis reaction. Today, in this lecture, we are going to look at some more important applications of cross metathesis reactions and this will sort of indicate the total overall spread of this cross metathesis reaction. So, we are going to look at some of the examples of cross metathesis reaction today and this is given by the equation olefins giving the following product and obviously, in this case, ethylene is eliminated. The other example is this again giving out ethylene gives the following product. So, it is to be noted that both easy mixtures are obtained in this case as well as in the previous case. Similarly, the other examples include the following reaction is a protecting group of the end alcohol moiety. This is called vinyl phosphinoxides reacting to give ethylene TBSO, TPH2. Similarly, another reaction is ether moiety vinyl phenyl ether with a fissure carbene complex chromium CO5. So, this is called delta alpha beta, delta delta unsaturated fissure carbene complex giving CO5. So, this is an interesting example where one sees that even the metal carbene or fissure carbene moiety does not remains intact in the process of cross metathesis and is not affected by the ruthenium catalyst. So, as we have discussed in our previous lecture, similarly, this phosphinoxide stays intact during the course of metathesis. As we have discussed in our earlier case, one of the important features of Grubb's ruthenium catalyst is that they are functional group tolerant and the catalyst does not get affected by presence of different other different functionality of the olefin. A big realization of that concept or demonstration of this concept is seen in for these two substrates, where we can see that even a metal carbene moiety as well as a phosphinoxide moiety does not attack the metal center that carry out this cross metathesis reaction. So, we have been looking at some of the important applications of cross metathesis reaction and with that we come to end of our discussion on cross metathesis reaction. Let me just review how we have looked at various important utility of cross metathesis reaction with respect to producing feedstock for detergent and that story goes back to using the lower than C8 fragments and higher than C28 alpha olefin fragments obtained from shop process to convert to a range of C12 to C20 alpha olefin fragments, which were then converted to feedstock for detergent by a hydroformylation reaction. We have also looked at the various limitations or the main limitations of cross metathesis reaction, which had been in its selectivity and then we have looked into various applications of cross metathesis reaction and there we have observed that one of their primary reason for their success is the functional group tolerance and which we have seen that survives various functional groups including metal carbene complexes on of its olefin and carries out the desired cross metathesis reaction. So, we are going to now take up another new subclass of olefin metathesis and this is acyclic diene metathesis reaction metathesis polymerization in the next part of the lecture as the next topic and this is commonly referred to as admitt and this is designated by the following equation. Now, we see that admitt also suffers from same limitation with regard to the reaction being thermonutrile reaction being thermonutrile means that there is no drive for the product formation and the product formation is driven by removal of this olefin from out of the system. So, this is a nice way of tilting the equilibrium towards the product formation by removing one of the by products of the reaction. So, point to note is alkene metathesis reactions and this includes all types of metathesis reactions RCM, ROM, ad-made olefin metathesis, alkyne metathesis. So, all of them per se are thermonutrile in nature. The desired direction shift of the reaction product formation is achieved by removal of volatile ethylene of volatile byproduct. So, this is an important strategy whereby this byproduct ethylene is removed and as a result the reaction is driven towards product formation. We begin to look into some examples of admitt. This is going to throw light on type of applications or materials that are produced using admitt reaction. So, one of the reactions we are considering is depicted as given below to be this giving ethylene and the following polymer. These are important polymers because they are amino acid functionalized polymer. So, they have this important chiral functional moieties attached to this polymer backbone, which is non-polar in nature. Another example of admitt is given by this equation CH2 whole 6 CH3 that also gives ethylene to give this following polymer. This monomer is called 1,4 divenyl 2,5 bis-T-Loxybenzene. So, what we see is that this is the polymer of this aromatic backbone and it has its own applications. We are going to take a look at some more applications of admitt examples. And this is an interesting compound of phosphorus, another phosphorus with this polyphenic bone. So, it has long CH2 and that eliminating ethylene to give the following compound and this is phosphazine containing polymer and this is phosphazine olefin backbone. So, what is interesting over here is the functional group tolerance and that even the moieties like phosphazine is unattacked by the catalyst and the admitt polymerization of phosphazine backbone is achieved and which again highlights the functional group tolerance of this metathesis catalyst particularly of ruthenium. So, with this we come to an end of this admitt polymerization. I am going to end with one more example of admitt. In this case, we will see that not only the phosphazine but also boronate compounds can be used to give this polymer and that again highlights the functional group tolerance of this ruthenium based metathesis catalyst. And here the point to note is that even this boronate moiety remains untaxed by the ruthenium catalyst and the functional group tolerance of the ruthenium metathesis catalyst is highlighted. So, with this we come to an end of our discussion on admitt admitt reactions and this is acyclic diene metathesis polymerization reactions. What we had observed that for admitt as well as other cross metathesis reaction since these reactions are thermonutrile in nature. So, one way to drive the product formation is by removing the volatile components of the product more quickly and in this case the byproduct is ethylene so by removing ethylene the reaction is driven forward. We have looked into some of the examples of admitt and what we have seen that a very many different scaffolds can be prepared using admitt polymerization. And what sort of highlights is that these catalysts are indeed functional group tolerant and that allows formation of different kinds of polymer using admitt reactions. So, with this we come to the conclusion of today's lecture. In today's lecture we discussed about the applications of cross metathesis as well as admitt. We are going to take up a new subclass of metathesis reaction particularly ring opening metathesis or ROM when we meet next. Till then I thank you once again for being with me in this lecture and I look forward to take up this ROM ring opening metathesis reaction in more details when we see next time. So, with that good bye and thank you.