This 10th year of Daily Tech News show is made possible by its listeners. That's you. Thanks to all of you, including Tim Ashman, Johnny Hernandez, and Hi-Tag Oki. Coming up on DTNS, tips to help you not get fooled by misinformation, plus how Apple's move into sports will affect how you watch in bars, and Nest's co-founder would like your food scraps, please. This is the Daily Tech News for Friday, February 17th, 2023 in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt. And from Studio Redwood, I'm Sarah Lane. Drawing the top tech stories from Cleveland, I'm Len Peralta. And on the show's producer, Roger Chan. Folks, if you're new to the show, I know we have some new folks in the audience. Welcome to independent tech news that is really seriously only supported by you. We have some advertising on the main feed, but we don't even know who they are. So if you really like supporting the independence and the little guy and all those kinds of phrases, you are in the right place. Thank you for being here. Let's start with the quick hits. Several tech news sites are reporting about the release of the latest iOS 16.4 developer beta. Here's what it brings. Support for the new emojis in Unicode 15.0, updates for international keyboards, notifications for web apps that you've pinned to your home screen, tilt and orientation support for the Apple Pencils Hover feature, and manual and automatic software update support for matter accessories. Another Apple-related software news parallels from Mac, now supports Windows 11 Pro on Apple Silicon. Since Microsoft now lets it use Windows 4 ARM. Yeah, that web notification stuff. That is pretty cool. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission announced it is opening a technology office. It will be headed by the U.S. Chief Technology Officer Stephanie T. Nguyen. The FTC says the office will support investigations and actions. Advise on policy and research initiatives and, quote, highlight market trends and emerging technologies that impact the FTC's work. Samsung introduced Message Guard, a feature for Galaxy smartphones and tablets to protect users from zero-click attacks. Those are attacks that use things like attachments, usually an image, to exploit a vulnerability that requires no interaction from the user. Pegasus software, for example, took advantage of this. Message Guard isolates image attachments sent to Samsung Messages or Messages by Google, then scans them before processing to help prevent device infection. It's available on the Galaxy S23 now and will roll out to Galaxy phones running one UI 5.1 or later. Writer sources say the Tencent has made significant cuts to its extended reality or XR unit and it no longer plans to make VR hardware. The company reportedly forecast it would not achieve profitability with its XR unit until at least 2027, with the unit showing a lack of promising games for the hardware. Yeah, if that's how I felt, I'd probably shut it down too. Tencent spokesperson said it has not, however, disbanded the XR unit. So they're still there. You're saying there's a chance. The Entertainment Software Association plans to hold its E3 gaming show in June, its first live event since 2019. Now, if you're wondering why we're telling you that in February, it's because Ubisoft CEO, Yves Guillemot, caused some confusion on this front, saying in an earnings call, if E3 happens, we will be there, leading some to question if the event was still up in the air. ReadPop organizes the show and its president, Lance Fensterman, reiterated that the event is full speed ahead. At some point, I'm still confused. Yeah, it's like, no, E3 is really happening. Why are you saying that? Was it not happening? Yeah. All right, let's talk about Major League Soccer. Next Saturday, February 25th, the 2023 US Major League Soccer season starts. Yes, European soccer fans, we know our league is not nearly as important as any of yours. It's true. But this is significant for tech because it's Apple's biggest sports venture yet. If Apple wants to pivot to services, it needs TV to be successful. And for TV to be successful, it needs sports. Let's catch you up on what Apple is actually doing different with these MLS broadcasts. Yeah, so first, you get everything. You say, what does that mean everything? No blackouts. Subscribers get to watch every regular season game, also the All-Star game, also the MLS club playoffs, as well as League's Cup and development teams. Second, game times don't jump around because of TV deals, which is something that you may have experienced in the past. So almost all games start at 7.30 p.m. local time on either Wednesday or Saturday. There are a handful of afternoon and Sunday games as well though. Now, Apple's MLS season pass costs $15 per month, $99 for the whole season, if you want to do that, or $13 per month and $79 for the season, if you are an Apple TV plus subscriber. One question some fans have had and this is a good one is, what about bars or pubs or restaurants or, you know, that place I want to go and hang out with my friends and watch the game there? If you want to go to one of those to watch a game, will the bar need to get an Apple TV or a Roku to participate? Yeah, I actually don't know licensing-wise how that works, but no, they don't have to do that. Some games are going to air on Fox and FS1. So if they have a business cable package that carries those, they'll be able to show those. And a lot of bars use Direct TV for business. Apple is letting Direct TV handle the commercial rights for all the MLS games. This is something that Amazon also did with Thursday Night Football.  This sounds to me, I know it's a template that Apple would like to show works and then maybe convince other sports. Obviously they couldn't convince the NFL, but maybe they can convince Major League Baseball. Who knows, maybe even the NBA or maybe they can get the NHL away from Disney. But it sounds like streaming fixing things and making things easier rather than just disrupting them. So one of my questions when we were discussing this before the show started was, okay, so Direct TV for business, could I get Direct TV for business if I wanted to operate like a bar that gets all the games? And I think the answer is yes, it's just going to cost me more. But on the flip side, if I was, I don't know, my local pub down the street, why wouldn't I just buy an Apple TV and then pay less? So these are both very good questions. I have a spectrum business account. With that account, I could get the TV service that you use in restaurants. They didn't make me show a business license. When you look at the Direct TV for business terms, it says new approved commercial customers only. But I don't know how rigorous they are about that. If you say like, oh yeah, I just, I run a business out of my own home and we need a commercial license because we have clients or something. That would be pretty easy to say. Yeah, businesses are. They'll probably take your money. The flip question that gets way more interesting. Like if I run a bar and I don't have any of these, can I just set up a Roku with my personal account? And the answer to that is 98% sure no. That if you're a bar and you're showing TV, you have to have some kind of licensing for a public performance. And that's what these business versions of Direct TV and Cable TV provide for those places is, oh, if you're getting it from us, it's licensed for public performance. You don't have to worry about that part. Yeah, I guess the question there would be how well is it enforced? You know, if you have a liquor license, well, you're probably not Sarah's living room. You know, that sort of thing. But again, you have more options than ever at least, you know, as we're talking about MLAs. So moving in the right direction for some of us who have been very frustrated with blackout times and, you know, where do I see a game and when type type conversations for sports in general? I don't know because Apple TV is available on like Roku, PlayStation, Xbox, Chromecast, Android. I mean, you can get the Apple TV app everywhere. I don't know when it would be beneficial for someone to try to pretend to be a commercial business, except maybe rural. If you're in a rural area where your TV streaming is just your bandwidth just isn't good. That then, yeah, then maybe maybe that's that's worth it to try to get these if you're a really big Major League Soccer fan. The bigger wider point, though, here is that this is a template that Apple is using to say, look, we can give our customers the perfect experience, no blackouts, all the games they want at a reasonable price, and it'll be profitable. That's the key. They need to show by the end of this first season to the other leagues like, hey, look how much Major League Soccer is making off of this. And it needs to make money for Apple too, right? It needs to contribute to that services bottom line. Indeed. Yeah, I asked a very big soccer fan of mine, a Premier League fan. I said, yeah, what do you think about this deal? And he said, haven't heard about it. Tell me more. And I thought, well, Apple's not marketing in the right audience here because here we are talking about it. I'm not sure how many soccer games I'm going to be watching as far as US leagues. Maybe I will. Who knows? But yeah, if this could be something that I could do for Major League Baseball, for example, that would change my life and my mother's life as well. Absolutely. The no blackouts thing would be huge for baseball. It's because it's not that I have a service that gives me the local games, but I had to work really hard to find one that had Dodger games because the Dodgers channel is not on anything else. And it's not so much that I need to watch the Dodgers, but when the Cardinals play the Dodgers at LA, that's my only way to watch it is on that. So, yeah, there's all that stuff. Also, before we move off of this, anybody who works in a bar or any retail establishment that has TVs, if you know, like, how often did the inspectors come around and check your license? How often are people caught? Be curious to hear those stories. Feedback at DailyTechNewShow.com. Indeed. Tony Fidel, somewhat famous in the tech world. I'm saying that ironically because he brought the idea for an MP3 player to Apple and then oversaw the development of the iPad. Then in 2010, he went on to found Nest, eventually acquired by Google. He's now an investor and also a startup coach. But for every Steve Jobs, there is a was. For every Bill Gates, there is a Paul Allen. And at least at Nest, for any Tony Fidel, there's a Matt Rogers. Now, if you haven't heard of Matt Rogers, understandable. Rogers doesn't even have a Wikipedia page. You can look him up, but, you know, he's not really front and center, but he has worked as an engineer at Apple for five years, spent eight years at Nest, and now invests in and guides startups trying to solve environmental problems. And in May of 2020, Matt Rogers started something called Mill. Tom, tell the good people out there why Mill is trash. Okay, well Mill isn't trash, but how is Mill dealing with trash? Yes, Mill is making a trash can specifically for your food waste, for your organic waste. The problem Mill is trying to solve is that the USDA estimates about a third of the food supply in the U.S. goes uneaten. And rotting food generates methane. So if you just throw it in the landfill, it's going to release methane into the atmosphere. In fact, uneaten food is estimated to make up 8% of global carbon emissions. So what Mill is doing is trying to make it really easy for you to get rid of your food waste and make it usable for something other than landfill. The way it works is you scrape food waste into the bin and then you schedule it, you can do it manually, but you schedule it to process it. Usually you're going to schedule it overnight when you're not around, you're asleep. Mill will, when scheduled, dehydrate the food and then grind it into an easy to process powder. When the bin fills up, you empty that powder into a shoebox size box and mail it to Mill. Mill gives it to facilities that then filter out inorganic matter and turn it into chicken feed. That turns it into chickens that lay eggs that you use to make an omelette and then you throw the eggs into the Mill and then it becomes more chicken feed and the circle of life is complete. This is a service, not a thing you buy. So you get the trash can and you pay $33 a month to have the trash can but also to be able to mail the powder to them. You can reserve it right now with a $33 deposit. They're going to start shipping them this spring and they're in talks to integrate it into municipal waste collection so they're hoping to get some city or another to implement this as an option for residents that they could just use as part of their waste collection. But it would be a premium on top of that. We don't know, right? They don't have any agreements with municipalities so whether it would be included in your continuing food processing, if you're in a city that a lot of cities do composting, they have composting bins, maybe it could just be covered by that as a replacement. But there's none of those deals yet. So right now you got to pay the $33 a month if you want it and that's where I stopped. I love this idea. I love the idea of like, oh a food waste bin that easily keeps it from smelling, that's nice, makes it easy to process for chicken feed. I like that, keeps it from emitting methane. But $33 is a lot for me to do that just out of the goodness of my own heart. Yeah, it's a full stop for a lot of people and it's not because people don't want to make the most of what this sounds to me like essentially smart composting. Right now, where I live, I've got a little compost countertop bin, plastic bin that I was given, I didn't have to pay for it, that I'm supposed to put stuff in and then send that stuff to the larger compost bin that's the size of a recycling or garbage bin. So we have three, one, two, three, they're all different. And I use that.  The idea that the mill would do more with my composted food, which is, I always think of it as just like, it's just like rotting garbage, right? It's not like plastics or metals or cardboard, it's food, but it's still garbage. If that can be used more smartly to go back into the ecosystem for everybody, great. But I mean, how many people out there go, I would also like to pay $33 a month for this and have to take it out once it's a powder into something and mail it back to the company. Listen, if you want to do that, I salute you. And I don't want to say that it's not a good idea, but I think it's just going to have hard adoption because it gets people out of a routine that's already easier. I will add that it seems kind of odd that you need to grind it. If you wanted to ensure that non-organic materials were making it out like you're filtering out, would you want to avoid grinding that little plastic spoon into it and it seemed like it would make it more complicated? No, but that makes it a non-starter for use in the facility. You want that stuff ground up so that it is in its easiest to process state. That keeps it from stinking too. That helps reduce it. There's a lot of reasons I could see if you want to grind it up. What I don't know is how then they filter out the inorganic matter. Because they're going to have to filter out inorganic whether you grind it or not. Yeah, it's like if it's already a powder. Hey, if you can do it, you can do it. Maybe that makes it easier. In fact, if anybody in agriculture knows how you filter inorganic matter out of a powder like that, I can imagine it's done because there's all kinds of ways it would have to be done. But I don't know how they do it. This feels like step one of something that eventually we're all going to do. Maybe, yeah. It's kind of like EV cars. Right. If it gets included in municipalities, that seems like the best bet than getting people to do this on their own. Because this is easier than dealing with a compost bin. I did dealt with those little compost things anymore before. They're dirty and they stink. They have to remember to open them up. This thing is going to just sit there. You press the pedal. You scrape the food in it. You're done. I do get that part of it. It's just too costly for me. If that cost was also you got discounted eggs from the chicken farmer. Yeah, right? Give me something. That would be great. Yeah. All right. Well, folks, again, if you have a thought about this or anything else on the show, be sure to send us an email. Our email address is feedback at dailytechnewshow.com. On the latest episode of another show that I do, I called a word with Tom Merritt. I got to sit down and talk to former BBC News correspondent and host of the podcast Under Currents, Tech Tyrants and Us, Natalia Antelava about the word manipulation. And I specifically asked her about manipulation on social media and what we can do about it. Based on your experience and what you think, for a user of social media, what are signs that people can look for and maybe they're being manipulated? And what should they do about it? Do you just abandon platforms? Do you curate who you follow? Do you have any good advice for folks? I think my advice is to be a bit of a journalist about it and look at everything with a little healthy dose of skepticism and figure out where it comes from. I mean, very basic social media, hygiene, actually, information hygiene, right? Check the sources. See if they're more than two sources or something. Don't repeat it. Don't retweet it. Don't share it unless you're sure that it's true and figure out what's the agenda of whoever it is that's spreading a piece of information that you might be interested in. Not really, you know, not rocket science. It's basic stuff, but it's stuff that requires a little bit of work. You know, it's a lot easier to scroll mindlessly through your timeline. Guilty is charged. I do that too. But when it comes to information, you know, all we like, you know, it's funny sometimes, my advice to a lot of people, sometimes all we need to do is to think, you know, to use the weapon that we have in our brain. It sounds like work. It does. It is work. It is work. If you're not willing to do it, then you should be ready to be manipulated. Sad but true. Sarah, what do you think about what Natalia said there?   You know, the bio of the account doesn't really point to anything. And it's like, well, what's the source? And they say, well, the source is the tweet. And I say, no, no, no, that's not how it works. I mean, I could tweet anything. I mean, what's my source? You know, you either have to be the source of the news or you have to say, here's where I got it from and here's why I trust this source.   And I go, really? Oh, that's a lot. What's the source of that?  It's like, no, no, no.  And this doesn't mean that I'm challenging you because you're wrong. It means I'm challenging you to say, let's all find out where this comes from. Maybe that source is wrong because that happens too. In fact, that happens more than it should. And we should all, you know, get used to just checking and double-checking all of our sources. Yeah. In that way, I really like Natalia's response, which is think. If you want a simple response, it's like, just think about stuff. Because, yeah, I've had the same experience where you tell someone like, well, where did you hear that? And they start to get upset. Like, I don't know, but it's true. And it's like, well, you just want to, you want it to be true, but that doesn't make it true. Well, and you also feel attacked as, as if I'm saying you're wrong. Right. And I'm not saying you're wrong. Let's just make sure we're all right. Well, I've got five tips if you want a little more than just think. I think that's good advice, but if you want a little more, five tips to stop yourself from falling for misinformation. I gathered these from a lot of different sources that were saying these are things that you can do. And I feel like these are five that jive with my own experience and what I think works. One is be aware of your own blind spots, emotions and biases. When you're, when you're reading or passing along anything important, think of that all the time. You know, what a, what do I tend to believe that maybe I shouldn't? What do I get emotional about? If I'm getting emotional, maybe it, maybe it's not true. Then question the source. Everything that Sarah was just saying, who's saying it? What's their motivation? Does it just look valid or is it valid? Just because it's written on Twitter, it doesn't make it an actual source. Be curious. Read beyond the headline. Consider the opposite. Is the, does the opposite sound true? Well, then maybe the thing you're reading is also not true. And look outside your bubble. Use a variety of sources. Number four, stop and think before believing and sharing exactly what Natalia was talking about. And then number five, actively counter misinformation, but without getting drawn into an argument or a debate. You don't have to convince anyone. It is very powerful, even though it may not look powerful to just say this isn't true and walk away. It can do a lot. Here, here, Tom. Would you like to talk about making the air cleaner in your home? Yeah. All right. We figured out food. Let's figure out air. Ikea would also like to talk about it. The company introduced a new indoor air quality sensor. And my Swedish is going to get bungled here. So apologies in advance to anybody who can do this better than me, but it's called Vinsteerka. This translates to wind force in English. It's arriving in April and it's a tabletop device, something you put on a counter or something has a large display. So you as an owner can measure in real time things like particulate matter levels or PM2.5, humidity, temperature, total volatile organic compounds, also known as VOC, of your home's air using Ikea's new home app. That's also new. Now we don't have pricing on the Vinsteerka yet, but it is touted to work as a standalone air quality monitor. Or if you're connected to Ikea's $69 Dira Gara hub, which is already available. It can also control Ikea's air purifier line, which is called Starkvind, to help improve air quality overall. So if you care about this stuff, Ikea says, we've got some stuff for you. The Dira Gara hub is interesting. It's a matter ready device. And Ikea has already said we'll update the hub to work with matter in the future. I like this. Not everybody needs this. If you live in an area where there are fires, like Sarah and I do, it might be useful there. If you live in an area with pollution, it might be useful there. Yeah, if you're near a chemical plant, or some other urban reason where you're like, this actually really matters. You have somebody in your household who is sensitive and needs to have pure air. You want to make sure your HVAC system is working. I'm curious what the price is going to be, but if the hub is $69, I'm hoping that the Vinsturga itself is not too much more, I might end up going for something like this. Especially to know like, yeah, they're saying it's bad outside. Is it bad inside too? Or it's not bad outside, but do I want to open those windows and invent stuff? It could be useful. I mean, you mentioned living in a fire prone area, California as a whole, as well as other areas in the world. I can't tell you how many friends like me were just sort of like, well, what are we going to do about it as we move? And then they had a child. And then this all became a lot more important. And I can imagine that Ikea will sell this to a lot of families with young kids. Yeah, good point. All right, let's check out the mailbag. Got a good one from Steven. Steven said, I was just listening to Thursday's episode of GDI. If you didn't listen to GDI yesterday, we kind of took the conversation right out of DTNS talking about VR and, you know, what companies are doing, particularly Sony and what advantage Sony might have over Microsoft. Steven says, in my wild and fanciful imagination, Apple may have delayed the announcement of their headset till June because they're going to announce a partnership with Microsoft and Game Pass. Steven says, Apple may be ultimately hoping this would encourage developers to develop for macOS, take advantage of the new chips, allowing them to outsource gaming, take advantage of some additional revenue in the ecosystem, ultimately not having to worry, as their focus, of course, is on the potential revenue from hardware sales. A new high-spec MacBook Pro could be like the new BMW M5 for the person who needs a machine for work, but also likes to do some gaming. Steven says, just some wild, wild thoughts and why you should all live in my metaverse, as it will never happen in reality, of course. I love the way Steven couched this. It was like, look, I'm not trying to say this is true, but wouldn't it be cool if it was true?  But on both points, like, yeah, I don't think Apple would partner with Microsoft just for their VR headset. Never say never. Nothing's impossible. Doesn't seem likely. But how cool would it be if Game Pass came, like, not to the iPhone? We won't let you in the App Store, but we'll let you on the VR headset in order to drive sales. That would be really interesting. And it does have a sort of appeal because Sony has the PSVR too, and Microsoft is, as you guys talked about yesterday, is reducing its development of HoloLens. It's becoming more of an enterprise device. So there's an opening there for somebody to provide VR for Xbox. I love it, Steven. You know, and when this eventually happens, and who knows? It may. We're going to look back to this day. February, what is it? 17th. Right. When Steven told us the future. Steven himself didn't even know how right he was, perhaps we might say, someday. Who knows? Indeed. Well, let's talk to Len Peralta who has been illustrating today's show. Len, what have you drawn for us today? You know, this is the way my mind works. This week, of course, we celebrated Valentine's Day. We did. And also, today's show, you talked about two products that are, I think, are, you know, for home to help out. You got the mill, and of course, Vinsterka. So this was my weird thought if these two got together and introduced themselves to one another and said, hi, I, you know, I'm mill, I just, I turned discarded food into a powder used as animal feed. And Vinsterka's like, I measure pollutants in the home. So they're like, well, let's go to dinner. I can turn our doggy bags into something useful. And she's like, I sense something wonderful. So adorable. It's, you know, it's strange, right? Like these two, I don't know if they'd ever talked to one another, but they'd be in the home. And so there's my little take on Valentine's Day for the mill and the Vinsterka. If you'd like to see this, you can go to my Patreon, patreon.com forward slash Len, where you can get it immediately if you back me at the DTNS Lover level, or you can just get it the old fashioned way at my store, Len for all the store.com, where of course I am taking commissions throughout, you know, just on top of everything else. So think about it. Just consider it. Yeah. No, I love that. It's an unlikely pairing that actually makes a lot of sense. It is unlikely. We could have a whole rom-com built around that. I'm there for it. I'm there. Well, we also want to thank our brand new boss, Luke. Luke just started backing us on Patreon. Thank you, Luke. And welcome. Glad to have you. Luke, we are your tech news show. Luke. Yeah. I'm also your father. Also, Sarah's your father. I don't know if you knew that. Thank you, Luke. This is Luke's show. Luke did it. Luke heard us say that like, hey, tomorrow could be my show and then backed us on Patreon. And now the show is Luke's. Luke. In fact, patrons, you get lots of cool stuff. Stick around for the extended show, Good Day Internet. We're going to talk about one more story for y'all, why Meta is hiring a smart glasses product manager. But just a reminder, you can catch our show live Monday through Friday, 4 p.m. Eastern, 2100 UTC. And you can find out more at dailytechnewshow.com slash live. Or let a friend know that they might like the show as well. We are off for the U.S. President's Day Holiday Monday, but back on Tuesday with Tim Stevens, talking about a new EV supercar from Croatia. Have a great weekend. 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Hello and welcome to the session. I am Deepika here. Let's discuss a question. It says a 1.5 meter tall boy is standing at some distance from a 30 meter tall building. The angle of elevation from his eyes to the top of the building increases from 30 degree to 60 degree as he walks towards the building. Find the distance he walked towards the building. Let us first understand the angle of elevation. In this figure qr is the horizontal line. The angle of elevation p from q angle down by pq with the horizontal line qr. That is the angle of elevation is angle pqr. So this is the key idea behind that question. We will take the help of this key idea to solve the above question. So let's start the solution. First we will draw a simple diagram to represent our problem. Here in this figure ab represents a boy and e represents the tall building. Angle ead and angle efd are the angle of elevation. So we have given ab is equal to 1.5 meter. Therefore ab is equal to cd is equal to 1.5 meter. Building is 30 meter tall that is equal to 30 meter. Now cd is 1.5 meter. Therefore be is equal to e minus cd and this is equal to 30 meter minus 1.5 meter and this is equal to 28.5 meter. Hence be is 28.5 meter. Now according to the question the angle of elevation from a to f increases from 30 degree to 60 degree. Let af is equal to x meter and fb is equal to y meter. Therefore ad is equal to x plus y meter. In right angle ad we have be is equal to 28.5 meter and angle ead is equal to 30 degree. Now we want to find ad. Now we will choose the trigonometric ratio as 1030 or 1030 as this ratio involves both ad and de. So we have de upon ad is equal to 1040 degree. Now de is given to us 28.5 meter. So we have 28.5 over ad the x plus y meter is equal to now 1030 degrees 1 over root 3. So on cross modification we have x plus y is equal to 28.5 into root 3 meter. Now in right angle esp we have angle efd is equal to 60 degree and de is equal to 28.5 meter. We want to find efd again we have de upon efd is equal to 1060 degree. Now de is 28.5 meter so we have 28.5 over y is equal to root 3 as 1060 degree is root 3. This implies y is equal to 28.5 over root 3 meter. Now x plus y is equal to 28.5 into root 3 meter and y is equal to 28.5 over root 3 meter. So we have x is equal to x plus y minus y and this is equal to 28.5 into root 3 minus 28.5 over root 3 or this is equal to 28.5 into 3 minus 28.5 over root 3. And this is equal to 28.5 into 3 minus 1 over root 3. Now multiply the denominator and the numerator by root 3 we have this is equal to 28.5 into 2 root 3 upon 3. And this is again equal to 57.0 root 3 upon 3 on cancellation we have x is equal to 19 root 3 meter. Hence when the angle of acceleration increases from 30 degree to 60 degree avoid what 19 root 3 meter towards a building. Therefore the distance he walked towards a building is 19 root 3 meter and the answer for the above question is 19 root 3 meter. I hope the solution is clear to you. Bye and take care.


What's the word? What's the word? What's the word?  This feels like adventures in game, baby. We knew it was gonna be good We didn't expect it to be this good. Oh my god, the Western Conference playing was Amazing a couple housekeeping things leave a like is one subscribe if you knew is to we dropped an episode of called game today Go watch that I would appreciate it It helps the channel it didn't do very well on this episode But hey if you got some free time go watch it leave it a like in these episodes of the recap and now an audio platform So go to Spotify type in called game You can also listen to this as far as and watching it too. I know we want to talk about Warriors Lakers But let's take a few minutes to talk about the first game because it was a good one too It's gonna get buried in history. It's gonna get buried in history because the Western Conference and the Warriors and Lakers one was So so good, but let me spend a couple minutes talking about this first game before we get to the the big one All right Spurs come out super super dry. Memphis juices come out with a with a bang Jammer and hit a three in the first quarter.  I mean the people that are commentating the game We're showing you like Dylan Brooks when he is guarding the martyr rose the martyr rose in this this from the field This from the field Dylan Brooks is a clapper on the defensive side of the ball But you don't really know what you're gonna get from offensively He can be one for 10 or in today's case He could put up 24 points and they needed all of that even though it wasn't like crazy 24 He fouls the heck out of everybody, but he played great defense and that was what mattered The main guy in this game the MVP were giving an award to Jonas Valinichunas a 2020 game This was a battle of the underrated centers between a Yacopoto and Valinichunas I think a lot of people realize how good Valinichunas is I think not as many people realize how good of a defender Yacopoto is because he plays for the Spurs And nobody watches the Spurs really Both of them came to play you get the win for the Memphis Grizzlies. I'm not if I'm the Spurs Spurs fans I'm not tripping too much about this man. You just didn't hit shots, you know Long-term, I think the core that you have that you are building probably is better with a lottery pick I saw my boy Pierre even tweet. Is this the last game we see of DeMar de Rosen in a Spurs uniform? That's something that we got to look out for this off-season, but when you look at your core of Dejante, Lani, Keldon, Yacop, Devon Vasell off the bench, you're in a good spot, bro So I wouldn't even trip too much. Honestly You win this game. You're probably losing in the next one anyway because less Transition Memphis fans, you know, I ride with you, bro But we got to talk about the main the main course and that was the Lakers versus Warriors. It was everything Yeah, yeah, this was this was better than the snap. It really was better than the snap Let's talk about a man that started off the Golden State Warriors came to play I want to commend them as you know the Golden State Warriors lost this game lose by three because LeBron gave gave One of the most ridiculous shots and play in history Yes, yeah, yeah and play in history. He said he was seeing three Rams and he shot it at the middle one So the Warriors do lose this but the Warriors have no business being in this game when it comes to just just tallying up talent Warriors fans should be super excited that they competed I would take them in this second-playing game against them if it's grizzlies because they just beat them if it's grizzlies like three To four days ago. I trust them more against them if it's grizzlies But as far as them going against the Lakers who are I would say I'm gonna give them the 100% healthy tap Even though we know LeBron and Anthony Davis may not be 100% But they're playing, you know, I'm saying the the biggest availability biggest Ability as availability is the way the sand goes and they're playing the Warriors don't match up when it comes to talent with the Lakers But they had this game And it was good. It was good You got to show the love to Stephen Curry because this man is a master on the offensive side of the ball Everybody knows this but the gravity that this man has when he is running around the court is ridiculous There were so many plays and I'm gonna give ESPN a W because they did a great job of reshowing a lot of the replays from this game And it's not just like oh the Steph Curry double contested three-pointer replays But it's like him just running around the court basically showcasing One of the reasons why Steph Curry is as dominant or is as good as he is is because this man will not stop Moving at all you think he's gonna come up to shoot a three-note be slipping back door for easy Layup the man had four or five like reverse layups. It was great Andrew Wiggins was amazing. It is so funny that Draymond Green last season after they traded for Andrew Wiggins He was like Andrew Wiggins got the ability got got all the tools to be a great defender in his league And we were all like we just saw him for five straight years We know he ain't got the defensive side of him. Well, he does and he showcased that a lot today Garda LeBron. He did an amazing job. All things considered. It's LeBron. You're not gonna stop LeBron All this considered he did an amazing job and then there was like this two-minute period I think it was late in the third quarter early in the fourth quarter Well, Wiggins was selling on the offensive side of the ball turn over he tried to take its jump shot he thought he was fouled it hit the corner of the rim and Then cuz me and the boys, you know, we always watching these games together and Mike is a Lakers fan He's like, yeah, Wiggins keeps shooting those and then two minutes later He was like Wiggins, please stop shooting because Wiggins started on offensively jump shot And I don't know if it was counted as an one but got strong on somebody. I think it was I think it was KCP Got strong on the finish Wiggins is turning into one of those players that yeah He'd probably be best if the third the fourth best option, but you live with that You will really live with that especially if he's given a defensive effort Draymond Green You watch my podcast, you know that when we did our all Award show a couple days ago, I guess Draymond Green was highly highly considered to be in top three Am I defensive player of the year? I didn't end up giving it to him I think I put him on the all defensive first team and I remember seeing people in the comment section like Kenny Draymond ain't that great of a defender like he was five four years ago And I was like you expose yourself my guy this man Draymond is an amazing defender still You know how like I always want to I always say that Rudy Gobert is the defensive system for the Utah Jazz Draymond Green is up at that caliber as well Now it is a little bit different because we go bears a seven foot player and him contesting at the rim is a lot easier than Draymond, but Draymond as a defender is damn near the system for the Golden State Warriors He is every literally everywhere and then people are slighting him because he can't score man It finished with two points and those two free though. He cannot score Yeah, at all, you know, he had that one year. He averaged. I think it was two years in a row He has like double digit points. He's not like pretty solid from three pointer one year The one a year is an all-star. That's dead that that's right mind green the offense of shooting the ball Draymond is dead, but as far as like a floor floor general is still there and defensively He was amazing on and he he got Anthony Davis completely out of this game in the first half And then a lot of the third quarter then then Anthony Davis showcased that hey I'm a superstar.  That's all the love. I'm giving to the war to the Warriors Let's go to the actual winners here Let me give you my winners Contavious car will Pope when the team first started and they were they were looking dreadful The Warriors are running the gun and they're doing this the guy that kept them afloat was contavious car will Pope The guy that kept them afloat and this is weird to see that this man shot one for four Wesley Matthews down the strikes was amazing and maybe I'm just thinking about his defensive highlights He was amazing He got an offensive rebound here this and that and they decided to close out with him instead of dinner shooter because dinner shooter was Terrible he was him and Cal Kuzma was killing the Lakers all game long and then Frank Volga was like, you know what Kuz? We're not gonna play you in this moments We're not gonna play you in his moments Shooter we're not gonna play you in these moments and then Andre drumming didn't play none of the fourth quarter, which was the best thing Frank Volga could have done I don't know it felt like this man Andre drumming got so many touches he only ended with three shot attempts But I promise he ended with like eight nine touches and you like bro, please get the ball out of his hands We got Anthony Davis and and and Andre drumming on the court together and we're feeding Andre drumming. Are you kidding me? But then Frank Volga was like no we good We're gonna run small Anthony Davis don't like plant center But he's going against the warrior so you can run center because they're a small team as well and then LeBron man LeBron first half I don't know why LeBron does this things what he liked to and I guess he does this in the playoffs as well But he does it in the first game of a seven game series He's like I'm gonna fill out what this team is running first game We might lose team but second game I'm gonna realize what this scheme is and I'm gonna destroy it that feels like what he did in this game But it was like first half it was first quarter type stuff and then he came out in the third. Oh my god Dots after the man was Patrick Mahomes bro dots after dot after dot first He gets put back in the game early third quarter. He looks at Cal Coolsma. I this they read you can read this man lips He says cut There's nine other players on the court right now that can hear you bro You told Cal Coolsma to cut he cut and you still got that pass in it's the fender can hear you You still still got the pass in he was throwing dot after dot Alice Caruso cut boom easy Matthews cut easy right oh Westie Matthews don't go up with it one more. I just The greatest bro legitimately the greatest and not to mention the biggest shot of the game a such a broken play This man Steph Curry Steph Curry in an eliminate elimination game a game that matters the most and this is why we wanted to play And this is why the NBA fans thought the play-in was a beautiful beautiful idea Because it had two of the greatest players in the NBA battling it out when it mattered the most You know And it came down to the wire it came down to a literal last shot y'all last shot I'm in and people were complaining about the refing. Let's talk. Let's talk about the refing I'm not typically a guy that's gonna talk complain about the rest because I know this is a human-made job But but some some things are inexcusable Let's talk about the Jermaine Green foul on LeBron James if you don't know what happened LeBron James on the break Jermaine Green tries can test hits them all in his junk bump bump bump poking the eye LeBron on the court Basically crying, but it's that cry that like something is in your eye cry You know, it's not like he was boo-hoo crying But like you could tell he got poked in that left eye, right? He got poked in the eye And then it had to review it in my mind I was 100% certain this was about to be a flagrant because it was contact to the head and typically Once you have contact with the head on whatever it is a flagrant one at the minimum and if it's excessive as a flagrant two Now if you don't know the scenario Jermaine Green has already have a technical foul from from technical from from yapping at the mouth So he gets called for a flagrant. He has thrown out of this game and it's like two minutes left in it And I believe that the refs didn't call it a flagrant for the viewers And I made a tweet and maybe this is the wrong tweet I said that was a good call from the referees They say it was the right call But for the viewer experience to get them utmost Potential out of this game. I think Dreymond Green had to be there now You can have a conversation with me about should that matter in a win or go home game And you're probably right that it shouldn't matter if this should be a flagrant you should call it as a flagrant But I'm happy that they didn't am I wrong here probably 100 actually not probably I am wrong here That should have been a flagrant, but I am I'm super happy that they didn't call it a flagrant And guess what at the end of the day it didn't matter the Lakers still won this game And this man has another story to add so his resume I was seeing three rims out there because I got poked in the eye and I still hit the shot you know I'm saying and Again, you kind of want the refs to be consistent Because if I think of any other portion of it if this foul happened in the first quarter and Dreymond doesn't have a technical foul yet I think they call it a flagrant Honestly, do they do think they call it a flagrant, but they get a call from Steve Javi like bro We got the most of you as we ever had in a in a game I can't wait to see the radius for this you can't throw a dream on bro He's a big part of what the Warriors are doing here if you throw a dream on well, they have no shot So you know what let's just get LeBron these free throws and guess what they did on the next possession They call the moving screen on Dreymond to give the ball back so so LeBron got two free throws and then possession You know what I'm saying is that better they get dragged my kicked out of the game I don't know you tell me but what a game Now I know Suns fans Actually, I would guess that Suns fans wanted to see the Warriors win this one because again It's halloweyes the Warriors aren't anything compared to the Lakers But the Suns it's so unfortunate get Chris Paul is my my guy man They're going against the Lakers in the first round That's that's that's about as tough as it gets you grind your butt off You grind your butt off to end up a top seed and no There's no such thing as a buy in the Western Conference at all But you play to be get one of the top seats to get a lesser opponent in the first round But instead you're about to get LeBron James with an extra what three four days arrest That's a little bit rough. Who would I pick to win that series? I do not know my guy. I Do not know like it's it's it's a coin flip. It is a coin flip But that's why the Western Conference is as good as it is I'm trying to think of other moments in this game though worth talking about just know just know that everybody that watches game enjoyed themselves Even if you're a Warriors fan and you lost you had to admit This was an absolute banger and when you think about the stakes involved in it It might end up being the game of the year so far because yes game 10 of the season where this player did this and ended in The overtime game winner is fun. Don't nothing beat a win or go home Type game that came down to the last shot Wow So next we have Memphis versus the Warriors like I said, I probably picked the Warriors here because Steph Curry Already did that thing to him a couple days ago But anything can happen man. The Memphis Grizzly showed us today that they are capable of it John Morant said before this game We got to work on our closing and though they almost fumbled this bag again. They went on like they they gave up like a 18 and no run or something with Val and Tuna's got out of that game. They almost fumbled this bag as well They said they got to be better at closing games I still believe that they could win it But if I'm putting money on a win or go home Versus Steph Curry a superstar versus a team that doesn't have a superstar was like win by committee I'd probably go with Steph Curry And I think that Adam Silver would probably rather have Steph Curry as fun as John Morant is to watch and as fun as The Memphis Grizzlies are to watch as a collective I think he'd rather see the MVP caliber player and the playoffs, you know And I think most fans outside of Memphis would agree But then again, who knows it's gonna be a it's gonna be a 1-8 matchup with the Utah Steph Curry versus the Utah Jazz would be amazing to see We'll be amazing to see How much of an impact Rudy go beard could have in that series?  He has got significant I have to keep defending Rudy go beard on this tip He has got significantly better with keeping up with perimeter players and then like three four years ago When they were going against the Rockets, but it's still not amazing enough that I feel confident with him getting on a Steph Curry Swiss Steph Curry's already made that man spent around Multiple times has been two times He's he's hard to guard when you're seven foot one, you know So let me know what you think about this man. I swear. I felt like an Avengers movie, bro I appreciate y'all go watch called game for real for real because behind the scenes things It was a 10 out of 10. Which means that it was the the worst performing video We've uploaded this channel in the last 10 not good for morale if I'm keeping it a buck That we put so much work into the show and y'all didn't mess with the episode I and this isn't me talking about because this is what the show is I believe that called game and and what people Want to see a called game is very dependent on who the guest is, you know what I'm saying So like if I got Derek Rose on the show tomorrow Everybody's want to watch that but since it's daddy is young and maybe not many as people attached to daddy is young Less people are gonna watch it So so I gotta figure out a way to get people engaged in that show even if the talent portion It's not somebody you care about too much I'm thinking about it. I'm thinking about it. I'm also thinking about turning these rambles Like we're gonna do these post-game rambles keeping it 10 to 20 But also thinking about doing in a whole separate podcast. It's like 45 to an hour Pat McAfee style where I have guests in how would you think about that? Let me know I'm just spitball. I'll see y'all tomorrow when we talk about I think it's only one game tomorrow If that game is trash if it's a blowout, I'm not making an I'm not talking about it I'm just letting you know, I'll tweet about it. Follow me on Twitter. All right. Bye


Well, let's go back to to the name change. So you were originally Chinatown market, right? Yeah, and how long did you have that name for November 2016?  So it was a fair to say that you liked the do whatever you want like slab it on a t-shirt like that You know that freedom the rapid creativity that you were trying to emulate and inspired by so like when when did you start? Seeing pushback on the name. When did that start to become an issue if you've had it since 2016? You know, I think that there there would sometimes be like conversations But I think you know, it it takes certain conversations to help open your eyes in a larger way because when I started the brand It was like, oh, yeah, I'm not creating something to hurt anyone Like I'm doing this thing because it's inspired by t-shirt shops on Canal Street in New York That's in Chinatown and so, you know, you start to like build up this almost like framework like oh Yeah, nothing when I'm doing wrong, but then if you start to have those conversations Which I think we started within the past year was like close friends of mine, you know people in the industry and You know for every one of those kind of people there was an opposite Where I would have it my friend who is Chinese call me and be like fuck that, bro You got to stay as with this is like they don't fucking get it and I'm like that's nice, dude But like this isn't about me Fighting some good fight over a name that I created out of in five minutes out of some like moment It's recognizing that I got to listen to people who may not be my customer may not even care or anything But it's affecting them and recognizing that first and foremost is key to this whole thing because I think like You could easily ignore all of it and be like screw it We're fighting the good fight protect the brand But it was like no we had to listen in the community make sure that we transition smart and left it behind with respect So that we didn't just tarnish the name of Chinatown. We tried to say hey No, we recognize that's not a name for us to own. Let's leave it behind with respect Let's work with these different organizations to make sure that we're donating in that time and through that transition making sure that Yeah, as I said doing it right so sure it was definitely a wild time and you know a huge question mark going through trying to figure out How to rebrand a clothing brand that's been established and all that kind of stuff But I think landing on what market was it recognized that we're not changing who we are We're not abandoning the brand of what where we came from. I think it's just all about Continuing to solidify who we are so as we double down on that stuff It's just Continuing to be who the brands always been and that's kind of the nice part is like by having market We're not losing market out of our name and you know as well I don't think people really realize like how much the craziness of getting a new name was and that's not a pity or anything But I think like people are like, why don't you guys have a new name yet? What's up? And we're like, yeah, actually it's because trademarks take a really long time or you know three times lawyers told us Sorry, it's not gonna work. Yeah, well in that vein were there other names that you considered. Yeah I mean, I won't share like I might still use them But you know, it's one that I will share is like my first clothing brand was originally called ice cold New York I then at that time was shut down by these guys who owned the own the trademark for ice cold and clothing Those guys never used it ended up becoming an abandoned mark I literally have the word ice cold tattoo to my arm because that's what I thought the brand was gonna be called Then I had to change the name to I see and why which then became this thing of like I see New York You know, I mean as visibility night riding like it was the greatest audible in my life So it's kind of funny and ironic that I've had to change my brand name twice each time You know my first brand I changed the name because I originally was ice cold New York So I launched it the whole thing had to change the name this time change the name and I'm like goddamn and you know Like but at the same time that goddamn has nothing to do with like, you know that experience I think it just has to do with yeah, man Like I just want to be creative and make products that people love like I'm never here to go create something that would Offend people or hurt, you know, especially an underserved community like that And it's like, you know, when you really took a step back You had to recognize like Chinatown's were in a place where you chose to live You were relegated to live there That was somewhere where you were forced to live because you couldn't live or anywhere else and some families did not have that choice So in that experience I had to recognize that and you know That's through lots of conversations and making sure you're not just hearing the story you want to hear


Hi guys! Welcome to a new vlog! I took this week easy on the vlog-ing situation and even TikTok. It's like there wasn't a lot of TikToks to make this week during like, I don't know, trick school, like before school. There's Sherry over there. Hello. Sherry, life update? Uh, let's see. I don't know. Life update. Still working. Still going to the orthopedic person for back pain. Gonna have another procedure later this month. Should help it for quite some time. Looking forward to that. We are on our way to Starbucks. Where else would we be going on a Sunday morning? Sherry and I are gonna split a little coffee cake and then we're gonna come back and do Sherry's hair. Yay! So that'll be something fun. I am gonna touch in this vlog like a little review in the three month update of my bed because somebody requested that. So I'm gonna do that as I make my bed. I did my bedsheets. I did laundry. So my bedsheets are clean and obviously I slept in them last night but I'll make my bed while I talk about my bed and how I've been liking it. Overall I love it. I think it's really good, especially for the price point. Yes. And that like, I think it's like a small, more of like a small business that like hand crafts them and it looks like the bed I wanted. So everything about it I love. So if you don't want to watch the entire video. Oh, you're not talking about your mattress. No, not the mattress. The bed frame because people like want to know. So yeah um and then yeah that's pretty much what we're doing now. I will show you guys what we end up getting. I'm between just like my regular iced coffee drink or the Taylor. I haven't had the SunKissed Mama in a while. I've named like all my Starbucks drinks based off the people. So I don't know. I think I might do the Taylor but it's just like so heavy so I think I might just do the iced coffee because I'm gonna have little bites of coffee cake. Sherry what are you gonna get? I'm probably gonna get the same thing as Valerie. Oh the Baking Gouda. With the Baking Gouda, Baking Egg and Gouda, Baking Egg and Gouda Sandwich and split the coffee cake with you.  I got my friend's drink. I named it after her. I didn't go with the Taylor or the SunKissed Mama but I wanted the iced coffee but I got the large one. Look at this cute quote. Unexpected kindness is the most powerful, least costly and most underrated agent of human change. How cool. Mother got her Baking Gouda. Yep thank you. Oh hey they're stopping. And then Valerie got one and then I don't know if you can tell. There it is. We also got some coffee cake. Sherry and I are gonna split one. Okay so home now and I wanted to answer this question so thank you Ryan for asking me this. I'll put it on screen because it's not really like showing up. Oh hey here we go. Does having the headboard not connecting bring up any issues? So I wanted to quickly answer that. There is a slight slight like bend. I don't know if it's like showing up on camera that well. You can kind of tell it here. You can see that this is a straight line like the where the flank and the vinyl floor is straight. There is a slight curve but it's fine. It's not that noticeable if you're like not paying that much attention. The headboard not connecting. Ow I just hit my head. You can kind of see there is a little gap but the headboard itself has flattened out a lot more and I'm sure with like more time just like being out you can tell. I would probably suggest the velcros that are on there. You can see there's a velcro thing there. They give you like sticky so you can put it on the wall and like stick it back so that might help. I didn't want to put anything on my walls just yet so that's why I haven't really done that but when you look at it like front on like from the front view you can't really tell that it's still slightly curved. You can see that there are there are some folds still especially with the lighting in here. I will say making this bed is kind of a nuisance because of this thing like it comes out so far but I'm the one that chose to put it there because I didn't want anything in the background of like my the mirror pictures that I take like in front of the big mirror so I decided to move it over here. This isn't gonna be this isn't like gonna be here forever but I just don't want to spend the money yet to like get a bedroom suit but yeah making the bed isn't too bad. It's kind of hard to um push in down here like you have to like really force it but I mean it's fine. The duvet I know you didn't ask me what the duvet but this is like uneven like the thing inside the duvet filler like as you can see it's like bunched right here and I don't know how to like get it unbunched so that's kind of annoying but overall like if you can see this right here this doesn't have this is just like fabric duvet fillers like it ends like right here and yes I did get the right size so I don't know what's going on with that. Overall I'm really happy with the bed frame for the price point it's so good and highly recommend it if you don't want to spend like $5,000 on the cloud bed. This is a great dupe. Other if you're not picky about the bottom not straight like straightening out it has gotten a lot better over time but again it's only been three months and then the headboard situation um the bed itself has not been like it doesn't move around like but like if I shove it or whatever it will move but like sleeping and just like sitting here the bed doesn't move but also to my mattress is pretty heavy um it is a temporary mattress so it does have like more weight than your than like probably a box spring because it's like memory foam I think if you were to have a box spring mattress this bed would move on you you would have to probably like have some anchoring to the floor because the mattress would be light but I haven't had a problem with it if you're considering this bed I would probably invest in like super strong velcro and maybe take the velcro on the bottom here on the bottom of your like bed frame the steel bar things and just like mount it onto the ground so you don't have that issue um but overall I like it the aesthetic of it is what I was going for the quality of the product knock on wood uh I haven't like got any stains on it I think that's about it for my little three month review update about the bed I hope that answered like most of your questions let me know if you have any other questions in the comments of this video if I didn't answer um anything that you wanted to know two days later our bar okay so I'm continuing on this vlog I'm gonna film some on my phone I went to cycle bar changed um well showered and then put this on I'm gonna get ready because I'm gonna go to this like line dancing bar with um some of my school friends so it's gonna be like pretty fun and I'm going to film a get ready with me at tiktok so make sure you're like following me on there or just watch the youtube short and if it gets cut off sorry because you know the shorts only allow for like a minute but yeah um I just wanted to show you guys my little outfit I don't have like cowboy boots so these are just gonna have to do my friend was like just don't wear like open toad stuff or like sandals or flats because like your feet might get stepped on so wearing these it's fine all right made it to cowboy what is this place called cowboys cowboys okay friends Kyra and Jamie looking cute already a plus for this place because they have a parking lot I don't have to worry about like car getting towed um walking back like downtown I don't know man but anyway we're here that's actually really funny all right I don't know if you can see it you probably can't but it's not a shot well I got a lot of money yo this is like kind of a big stuff right here is ready one three hold the phone Kyra hold the phone okay we're gonna do the straight line test okay okay ready okay okay all right okay so I just got home and I don't have that much of a voice I think it was because I was like screaming you guys know when you go to like well places like they're still like uh um I think it's called tinnitus or whatever in my ears it's still like ringing but guys that was such a good night it was something that I've never experienced in my life like I saw it in movies but like this bar okay like had line dancing and everybody like knew the dances so like there was choreograph steps to like each song and I'm over here like bro like I'm a dancer like I want to know all these dances like I want to be able to go out on the dance floor and like do all the dances that's definitely like what I will be focusing on if I do go back there because like I don't want to not know the dances I don't know it's so hard to explain but like it was so much fun and everyone was like really nice and I line danced like partnered with one of my friends friends um he was a really good line dancer like partner wise and it was just like so cool so I will definitely like be going back there we're like we need to make this like a monthly thing because it wasn't like a typical like there were elements like it was a typical bar right but like this was like different it was like different in the element of like the dancing and partying because there were specific steps you would know um for different like rhythms so it's kind of like cycle bar where like okay your rpm is blah blah blah but like it wasn't just like a set number it was like okay there's a whole dance to the song and it wasn't just all country music like it was music from like you know like Ed Sheeran and they played like other current music that wasn't even like country because there were some songs that I didn't know and I was like concerned that like the only thing that would be playing would be country music and I'm like okay the country music is great but like I don't know a whole lot of country music to be honest so I was like kind of nervous about that but no like they played like current music and they had like dances to the current music and I'm like oh my god I need to know this you know so yeah I will definitely want to go back there because it was so much fun and we just had such a good time yeah hopefully I got most of the makeup off but I need to like wash my face too I'm so glad I said yes to this opportunity like every time something spontaneous happens I'm just like I need to say yes because it's just like a good thing that happens like knock on like I hope that it always stays like that but you know you don't know until you don't know I just like had a feeling like yes I needed to go tonight it's probably literally gonna take me a week to recuperate from tonight because it's like 12 a.m no it's not 12 it's like two pretty much and I'm like dying over here yeah I'm just gonna finish getting like my makeup off I have a birthday party that I'm going to on Saturday I'm like low key hoping they don't want to go out to downtown because like even though it's like really fun especially with like my friends going downtown like I wouldn't go with anyone else but like I'm gonna be so tired like I'm not even joking like from tonight and like if I we do go downtown and when we like I was literally like yawning when we were getting our glasses of water to go I was like yawning and my friend Kyra was like you're yawning I'm like I mean oh I'm so tired but like it was so much fun so it was worth it um I'm going to in this vlog here I hope you guys enjoyed this I hope this answered your like bed frame questions and I'm glad I could throw in some fun elements to this video if you enjoyed it make sure to give it a thumbs up don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you guys in my next video


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The DuPont Cavalcade of America. Tonight, Edward G. Robinson stars in The Philippines Never Surrendered. The story of guerrilla warfare against the Japanese on Mindanao. On the Cavalcade of America, sponsored by the DuPont Company, maker of better things for better living through chemistry. Before we begin our play tonight, we want to tell you about DuPont Speed Easy wall finish. The new wall paint that you use right over wallpaper or most other interior wall surfaces. Although Speed Easy is an oil paint, you just thin it with water, then apply with a large brush or roller. In less than an hour, your walls are dry. For less than $3, you can refinish the average room. So for your home decoration, get Speed Easy. It's speedy, it's easy, and it's made by DuPont. A few weeks ago in the Saturday evening post, Edward Cooter first told his story of guerrilla warfare against the Japanese on the island of Mindanao. Tonight, that story is told for the first time on the air. The DuPont Cavalcade presents The Philippines Never Surrendered, starring Edward G. Robinson as Edward Cooter. May 5, 1942, in the shortwave monitor stations of America, in San Francisco and Seattle, up and down the West Coast. The engineers hold the tuning dials, trying to bring in the signal, trying to make it louder. Then they get it, and they hold it. Somebody is calling from the Philippines. Corrigidor calling. Corrigidor, I can't say much. They got us all around and from the skies. I can't think at all. Everyone is falling like a baby. They're piling the dead and wounded in our tunnel. My love to Pa, Joe, Sue, and Mac. Stand by, stand by. In San Francisco and Seattle, the engineers wait at the receivers. They wait. And the brute silence of the Pacific flows in. Nothing more from Corrigidor. It is as though the seas rolled over the Philippines. The Philippine islands have been drawn into the bosom of Japan. What happened there after that message died? People were alive in the Philippines? What did they do? What did they think? What happened to the people? People like me, for instance. I'm Edward Cuda, and I'm a school teacher. A 20-year superintendent of schools on the island of Mindanao. I'm a small man, not very rugged. I suppose you'd call me scholarly.  But that dark May Day, in 1942, there was no place or time for philosophy. There were facts. The Japs were about to occupy the town of Dan Salon, and with minutes, with less than an hour to spare, I sat in my office. Outside there was the fury of approaching battle. And opposite me, across my desk, sat a United States Army colonel. You've got to make up your mind, Mr. Cuda. The Japs will take this town in less than an hour. I know, Colonel, but maybe it's the words that bother me. Words? Yes, well, they're strange to me, sabotage, guerrilla. I'm not a soldier. I've never even fired a gun. All I'm asking you to do is to stay here and organize the people. Tell them how to resist. I'm not asking you to fight. Yes, but it seems to me that someone like you... No, my orders are to go to the mountains, establish a center for resistance. And you know the natives better than I do? Yes, I know them, and I like them. And they like you? But telling them to resist means bloodshed, killing, torture. Well, they don't want to live under the Japs all their lives, do they? I don't know. Do you want to? Well, that's a different matter. I know that someday I'll get away from this island. The Murrows have to live here. Sure. It's their home. All the more reason for them to fight. Well, it's easy for you and me to say that, Colonel. It's true. Well, it's easy for us to talk about what a man should fight for or die for, but our talk isn't enough. Listen, Colonel. Those guns are real, and the people that turned against know they're real. Look, I can't argue any longer. I have to get out of here. But I wish you'd say that you'd try. I'll try. Well, that's enough for me. I know that if anyone can get the Murrows to fight, you can. Yes, I'll try. I'll talk to them. But Colonel, don't expect miracles. Lord knows I didn't expect miracles from the Murrows or from myself. The Murrows. Those brave, wonderful people. Small, broad-chested, amundied. We call them the Irishmen of the Pacific. Great people for a story or for a fight. But resistance. After all, the Murrows were few and unarmed except for knives and a scattering of rusty rifles. When I put myself in their place, well, how much could I expect of them? And I wanted to keep my promise to the Colonel, but first I wanted a safe place to hide out. So when I walked into the jungle that day, I was looking for a man I knew I could count on, a man named Pendangaman. I sent out messages, but it was a few days before I found Pendangaman. Mr. Coda, fine thing. It takes water to bring you here again. How are you, Mr. Coda? Good to see you. Good to see you. Me good friend with Americans, Mr. Coda. I'm glad to hear it. Did you get my message, Pendangaman? Yes. Have house for hide-you. By mine, Mr. Coda. Come, come. I show you. Well, I hope it's really out of the way. Oh, job never fine. All days when Murrow be chased by American police, we fix him up there. American police cannot find. Job cannot find. Well, that sounds safe enough. Well, how has it been for you here, Pendangaman? You mean, Japs? Yes. They want no trouble. No one wore here too busy with Americans far away. So we must attack. Be quiet, man. I know quiet.  Whether he be leader for flock of chickens. Man allowed taught big, but my people know want to fight, Japs. Oh, they haven't bothered you at all? Oh, Jap Captain, come this morning. Say, road blown up. Say, pandits blew up road last night. Me, panda, to do this, Mr. Coda. You, man-a-love? Congratulations. Then, Jap, say, Murrow people must repair road. I said no. Must repair. No repair. Jap killed everyone. Mr. Coda, tell Pendangaman, when are you supposed to repair it? Tomorrow morning. We go where many people other side of town. We no go. Tell him, Mr. Coda, you American. Well, I know the danger, and I don't want to be responsible. For the Americans come back, yes? Yes, yes, someday, but I can't promise when. The, uh, road is useful to the Japs. Now, if you repair it, you're helping them. If you decide not to repair it. But we must repair. No repair. We be killed. Yes, but if you decide not to, you have to know the risk you take and what you're taking it for. Uh, Pendangaman. Yes, Mr. Coda? Uh, you remember the American colonel, who is a Nance Allen? Yes. Well, he asked me to tell the people he has something. Tell them fight? My people know what to do. Well, I'm not so sure. Anyway, I'd like to tell them what's needed if they do want to fight. Yes, tell us, Mr. Coda. Well, I'd rather speak with as many people as possible. Uh, you repair the road in the morning? Yes. Sunrise. Well, then I'll say a few words to all the people going to repair it. Just a few words before they start. Please, uh, remember, I don't want to mislead you. Now, resistance will not be easy. It, it will mean sacrifice and struggle. It, it may mean you will have to kill. And perhaps some of you will be killed. We break people. We kick. We knock it. Well, uh, I, I'm not trying to tell you what you should do, but you must choose between resistance or possibly a lifetime of slavery under the Japanese.  Resistance should begin in ways like that. Uh, uh, not working, uh, wrecking trucks, blowing up bridges. Then when the American army comes back, Where do Americans come back? Where do Americans come back? I, I don't know. We be soon. Well, I can't lie to you. I don't know. Maybe two months, maybe a year, maybe two years. For General MacArthur said he will come back. I believe that. Come. Time to fix road. No, Pandangaman. Mr. Kudder, I, no, fix road. Why, I am leader here. Pandangaman, Mr. Kudder, I know a good way not to fix road. You know a way? No kill jab.  Listen, we go now to road. Start work. We work good. No trouble. Then after a while crawling the jungle. They went to the road to start work and I went along and crouched in the jungle with Manilao and Pandangaman beside the road. There were six jab guards who handed out picks and shovels. It was getting light. The morrow men started digging and clearing the debris from the road. They worked for two hours while the jabs sat and watched. Then Manilao crawled away from my side and disappeared into the deep jungle. And suddenly, the guards ran up and down the road trying to see into the jungle looking for the men who had fired. And when they peer-taught Pandangaman and me, I was cold with fear. But they didn't see us and they wouldn't venture into the jungle. They fired a few shots blind and then waited. In a few minutes, you will continue walking. Go to walking. The men went on working. Manilao silently returned to my side. Then after another two hours, he crawled away again. We like very much to work for Emperor, but can't no work if all time somebody shoot. Continue working. We were finding these bandits and killing them. We like to work, Captain, but we're not brave like your Japanese. I know, but you must try to be brave. We're afraid, Captain. When you kill bandits, we come back and work. Come, people. We go home. What are you thinking, Pandangaman? Trouble coming. Why? This. They make very nice for us. But Jack knows we hate them. So if we know work and if they win war, Mr. Kuda, I think they will kill us all. They're not going to win the war, Pandangaman. Maybe. Long time Americans go away. What happened to them? Maybe they don't want fight no more. You know that's not so. When they come back, Mr. Kuda, when? I don't know. I've been thinking, you know, ever since what happened at the road, I know your people do want to resist. All they need, Pandangaman, is a real leader. I know. Can't tell them to fight. Well, you ask when the Americans will come back. That depends on many things, and partly on how much trouble you make for the Japs here. It's your freedom too, Pandangaman, and I've come to this conclusion. Sabotage is not enough. It's time for the Moros to kill Japs. You, Mr. Kuda, now you sound like Manilao and my wife, Maruki. Maruki too? Well, soon every Moro must decide, no matter what you, their leader, may think that to have their own country, to be free, they have to fight. You are listening to Edward G. Robinson as Edward Kuda. In the Philippines, never surrendered. On the cavalcade of America, sponsored by the DuPont Company, maker of better things for better living, through chemistry. As we come to the second act of our play, Edward Kuda resumes his story of the building of a native underground movement on Mindanao during the Japanese occupation. After I knew the Moro people who were ready to resist the Japanese, I became a man of action, trying to bring together the threads of courage, ingenuity and strength I'd seen in the Moros, trying to fill the gap left by the weakness and the hesitations of their leader. Days passed and weeks, and then I saw that the temper of the Japs began to change. I sensed that they were getting pushed back somewhere, that the war wasn't going too well with them, because fear crept back into Japanese paces, and they began to make mistakes. How much for this? 12 pesos. Here is the money. You give me only 5 pesos. You will take 5 pesos. No, sir. 12 pesos. Don't tell me what to pay. There! You are lucky, man. You get anything. Next time, maybe you know better. What are you going to do? Do? Nothing, Mr. Kudar. You let the Japs slap your face? You, one of the Moro people? Me want to kill, but cannot. Why?  Punding up and say no killing. Yes, but if you do kill them, you will be honored and named by your grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Wait! Wait, Mr. Kudar. I go. Sir, good captain. Sir, you speak to me? Sir, I work less man. I don't want to take more than 5 pesos. Next time, you know better the Japanese. Yes, sir. Sir, you tell me please, what is Great Navy ship there in Harbour? That one? Yes. Oh, fine ship of Japanese Imperial Navy. Name? Kajik. Clean throaty throat. Your job cannot slap Moro. Even you have many guns. Pandangaman! Where are man who is killing my soldier? Don't know, where is this man? Pandangaman, 3 months ago. I am to giving order. All knives must be turned over to Japanese army. How's this man having his knife? Don't know how this man have knife. Pandangaman, tonight we are going to every house. Give the people order to reaving all knives into away of their homes. We are picking up knives tonight. Good bye. You can come out now, Mr. Kuda. He got. You're not going to let them take the people's knives, are you? What can I do? Pandangaman, don't you see they're afraid of you? The Americans must be closer than we think. Quiet. My wife coming. Say nothing about it. So, you still sit here like a woman? From you, only in some.  Beat steel.  Pandangaman, you can't let the Japs take your people's weapons tonight. Call them together. Let them decide if they want to fight. That night in the darkness around Pandangaman's house, the people sat and talked. I moved among them listening, putting in a word here and there. They all had their rifles with them. They'd come expecting to fight. And yet, the Pandangaman sat without speaking and I knew he wouldn't give the command. Then it happened. A young man came up to Pandangaman. Pandangaman, many Japanese coming up road. Coming this way. Oh, that's so good. Everyone, Japanese coming. Put down rifles, then sit. Everyone. I could feel the nervousness rising like a fog from the people. All eyes were on the road that passed Pandangaman's house. But Pandangaman was turned a little away and he seemed to be hardly breathing. We'd heard the troops approaching and then from another direction out of the jungle a man came running. Everyone turned to see. It was Manilao. Pandangaman bought the wreck on shore. Japanese soldiers swimming water. American submarines, Pandangaman. American submarines sink chop ship offshore. They come back, Pandangaman. We fight now. We fight now. Well, now what do you say, Pandangaman? Quiet, Maruti. Bah! You old woman. I go after them with my life. I will lead people. Quiet. Quiet. Mr. Kuda, go into house before they see you. All right, I'll go. You can see what your people want, Pandangaman. If you're really their leader, you have to prove it. Now is the time to act. I went into the house and watched. I saw the soldiers pass the house and vanish over the little hill road. And then I saw Pandangaman get to his feet. I knew now he felt the pulse of his people and he was ready to leave them. The thing that happens over and over in human history, it happened in Minna now. The people needing a leader had created one out of their own strength, their own fierce needs. Pandangaman stood up and the more people rose without a word and followed. Moving noiselessly, the people spread out behind him and started running. I ran out of the house behind them. They filled the jungle on both sides of the Jap column and then caught up with it. For a moment, we could only hear the sound of marching. And then... From that night on, the Japanese on Minna now died in many ways. By bullet, by stone, by knife, and by rope. The Japs had swallowed up the Philippines and the feast had killed them. My job's done here, Pandangaman.  Yes, I... I think I should go to the mountains and join the Colonel. The people are organized now and they have their leader. Yes. Tell Colonel we fight for him. We make way for American to come and tell him come soon. I'll tell him. And he'll thank you, and I... No, Pandangaman, you've made yourselves a great people in this war. You will not be forgotten. Well, Kuda, how's it to seem being a hero? Oh, I don't know that I am, Colonel. I told you I was no soldier. Maybe not. But you certainly started things popping down there. Well, they're fighting, yes. Poisoning Japs, sniping them, throwing them off cliffs. They're organized, Colonel, but... I still haven't fired a rifle. Don't you remember? I told you that wasn't important. Yes, the morows are fighting like people who deserve their country. You know what I mean. To me, that's a fine thing. I know. Colonel, your answer for Lakatha's headquarter, sir. Oh, what's it say? Well, General Lakatha is sending a sub. We're to meet it on the coast. Here in a full direction, sir. Good. Well, Kuda, I guess you're going home. On that black day of May 1942, they listened in Seattle and the radio was dead on Corregidor. But in February 1945, I lay in a New York hospital and, beside me, the radio was tuned to the same wave band. The voice had returned to Corregidor. To Manila and to those islands, the speech of free men had returned. And it soared like strong birds across the long Pacific, soared in the voice of General MacArthur. President Osminya, my country has kept the faith. On her behalf, I now solemnly declare the full powers and responsibilities under the Constitution restored to the Philippine Commonwealth. We come here as an army of free men, dedicated with your people to the cause of human liberty. Manila has regained her rightful place as a living and heroic symbol of democracy. The level voice of Douglas MacArthur rose out of the sea, and the silence of the sea was rolled away. And I knew then what I had stayed behind to prove. The Philippines never surrendered.  Here is Game Whitman. 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