The following is a clip from my popular YouTube livestreams answering your questions. If you're brand new to my channel, don't forget to hit the subscribe button, hit the bell so you could be notified of new videos. And if any time this video resonates with you, please hit that like button so I can be seen in the YouTube algorithms.  It's direct, a little tough love, and a lot of heart. And occasionally I use expletives to enhance a sentence. So if an F-bomb or two isn't your cup of tea, I suggest logging off right now. Lastly, these are my thoughts, my perceptions, my opinions. By no means do I suggest this is the truth. You have to decide the truth for yourself. I'm a bit of a contrarian, so my advice goes contrary to public opinion and traditional expectations. All right, take it away, Jonathan! Well, I want to be candid with you. I actually did this title, a slightly different title of this last year, and I thought I'd revisit it from a different perspective. But before I do, I want to read something to you, which I think is very critical for understanding this. So I'm going to take a different take. And what I said is, but before I do, I want to say this. The dating process today is a mess.  From ghosting to micro-ghosting, to pulling away and saying I'm not ready for a relationship after you did someone coming on strong, having sex, and then disappearing. This is really a mess out there. And I believe that men and women are not truly prepared for the dysfunctionality that exists today due to technology. Humans these days are disconnected, lonely, and worse, worst of all, divided. And the hardest part is the repetitive dating can trigger or reveal all kinds of unhealthy behavior in human beings. I actually want to read that sentence one more time. The hardest part of all is that repetitive dating can trigger and reveal all kinds of unhealthy behavior in human beings these days. So I've been thinking a lot about this. I've been thinking a lot about this. I've just got to send a message here. I've been thinking a lot about this dysfunctionality and partially, and I've talked about this in many videos, is that these days we're meeting total strangers. This is not something new to my audience. I talk about this frequently. And it's scary to meet a stranger. What did your parents tell you about strangers? Stranger danger. Beware of strangers. Don't talk to strangers. So we already have an inherent built-in bias towards people that we don't know. Now, we typically in the dating realm, the minute there's this attraction that you might see someone's picture and you go, oh my God, I'm really attracted to them. All of a sudden, many people become blind. They become truly blind to this process and not to suggest that you have to approach the process to be defensive. I'm not remotely suggesting that. At the same time, when we don't know anything about the person, we don't know their family. We don't know their friends. We don't know their job history. And I'm not suggesting that people are bad. 95 out of 100 people are good people, most likely. They just got garden variety dysfunctionality.  I'm talking about pathological liars, genuine, truly narcissistic, abusive behavior. Maybe the occasional sociopath, one out of 10,000. I don't know. I'm just speculating here. I'm just saying it's no wonder. And coming back to what I said earlier, at least here in the United States, there's a significant percentage of people who are lonely that want connection with another human being. They want some companionship. They want some sex. They're lonely. They're disconnected from themselves. And worse, here we're a divided country.  I watched the news today. And within 15 minutes, I was feeling depressed. I mean, I literally, my whole body began to shut down just listening to the divisiveness that's happening today. And I'm like asking myself, where is the love? Where is the love of humanity these days? And I know it exists. I mean, I know it exists. I'm so happy because in the last 10 days, I've read, I've gotten four text messages from clients who have worked with me in the past nine months who are all, one is engaged. Here, I'll just show her picture real quick. Her and her guy, they're engaged. I'll do that quickly. They're getting married next year. I got invited to the wedding. Another one is so happy. Another one, it was so funny. This other one texted me this morning telling me about her new boyfriend. They've been going out for 12 weeks now. And she held off telling me. And I'm so happy to hear this. And I'm like, send me the pictures. I want to see. I'm so happy. So I know people are falling in love. And yet at the same time, I'm a huge believer of doing it from a place of intentionality. It's one of the things I teach in my private coaching is that, that recognition, you know, not to go in blindly, go in with a sense of, of being inquisitive, being digging deeper than the surface. And I know many of you know, I've been talking lately about a book written by the guy from eHarmony. The book is called Two Dates, Two Dates written by the guy who started eHarmony. I am not recommending eHarmony. I know many of you will complain about eHarmony. I understand that. However, it's important. Let me tell you why I'm reading this book. It's important to understand that the more two people are compatible, the greater success rate they have. And what the book talks about is the 25, 25, or is it the other way around? 25, I don't know how that looks on camera, qualities that the more you're aligned in these areas, the greater chance for success. The whole premise of their website was you had to fill out 300 questions that gave a sense of your personality. And the idea was to take compatibility and ignite it with chemistry. And I like that premise because today most people are dating from a place of, well, if we have chemistry, everything will just magically work out because all you have to do is set your feminine energy and men will claim you. Well, these men you're talking about are really the rare types of guys. And the reality is, as I said earlier, we've got a very dysfunctional population.  And by the way, they're not capable of being a relationship. And by the way, as a single man out there, I am witnessing this from women as well. I haven't told you all this, but in the last 60 days, I've been ghosted three times.  Now it's micro-ghosting, so it doesn't really count. It wasn't relationships, although one person we went out a couple of times. But I mean, just absolutely disappeared without any courtesy. If I'm going to say to someone I'm not interested, I man up. I man up. In fact, I did a video this morning for my shorts. I said, when a guy pulls, do this, when a guy pulls away, stop giving guy space.   I better go get her back.  This doesn't happen. And I recognize that many of my contemporaries out there got married in their 30s. They're not in midlife. They're they haven't been through like what I've gone through, alimony, child support, visitation rights, family court, erectile dysfunction, elderly parents in assisted living, and worse now, losing a child. Many of you know I lost a child. There's a picture of Connor right there. That's my favorite picture. I'm free. That, by the way, song from the who. I feel like he's free from the burden of all the crap we're dealing with today. And I know he's speaking to me. I know the other day he gave me a sign on someone who was dysfunctional. And so thank you, Connor.  Because people are, again, I got four clients in the last two weeks. By the way, if you want some help in coaching, check out the link to a free discovery call to see if working with your coach is right for you. By the way, if the content resonates with you so far, hit that like button. But what I want to say is not to be an alarmist, but at the same time, I think it's really important not to be naive to this process. And so I made some more notes here. So one of the things I really want to encourage now is I'd like to, I think if you want to be in a relationship, you have to stop dating, stop dating. And what I mean to say is stop dating from the perspective of gender expectations, and start getting to know another human being from both a, you know, from a romantic perspective, when I say romantic perspective, from an attraction based perspective, and at the same time building the friendship piece as well. And I don't, I believe that the best way to do that is through radical honesty, to be vulnerable, to be authentic and transparent. Now that doesn't mean to vomit your feelings. That doesn't mean to give away secrets. I'm saying, be honest about where you're at in your life. That these days, most people are going, I really believe the last five years in particular, swipe dating has bastardized the getting to know you process, has absolutely bastardized. It was a, you know, there was a big difference when you used your laptop. By the way, let me reframe that. Anytime any of these apps got on your phone, it changed the whole dynamic because there's just technology has, has created an absolute overwhelm.  How do you sort through hundreds of messages? The other day I did a boost on my match profile and I got 15, not 50, 35 messages in one evening. And I was looking through it, I was like, I was overwhelmed. And quite frankly, there wasn't anyone for a fit for me. At least I didn't feel a connection to their profiles or the ones I did feel a connection. They were mismatched. They lived thousands of miles away or their lifestyles were so different. But again, I'm going to show my relationship iceberg chart. I show this, I mentioned this in almost every video, but I'm pointing this out because we today are hyper focused on chemistry, the tip of the iceberg, that's where attraction is, but compatibility is about shared values, blendable lifestyles and emotional maturity. And so these days, when I'm talking to someone on the phone, I've got my checklist, you know, because if you're, listen, for example, I can't stand people who have extreme political views. I'm in the middle. I'm in the middle. I can't, by the way, I can't stand all politicians. So if someone loves a politician, you know what, that's already a turn off to me. Not that it's, it's not a deal breaker, but it's kind of a turn off.  I've got a flexible lifestyle. These are just some of the things I go through my list to see if we're on the same page, because this idea, well, if we love each other, magic free does will make it all work out.  Magic love does not solve problems, compatibility. By the way, eHarmony claims, and I'm not suggesting this is true, but they have a 3% divorce rate when they check off all the boxes. And I believe that that might be fairly accurate because when you're genuinely, the more aligned two people are the greater chance for success.  I can't stand when I hear this. And by the way, I think I can't stand it because I've been guilty of it too. Back 15 years ago, I pulled the, you know, I'm not ready for a relationship card. That's, I mean, guys, listen, it's time to call people out.  Now you can do it in a loving way. I mean, it's actually possible to do it in a sincere way, but I'm here to suggest calling people out. So another client just texted me a photo of her guy. I don't have permission to share it, but she literally just texted to me right now. I'll just do it like this. Whoosh. She just texted a picture of her and her guy. I'm so excited. I'm so excited from that line from Kat in the Hat. Anyway, so I'm going off tangent. And lastly, I want to share a quick story. I heard from another coach that there's coaches out there recommending the following to women. This is, this infuriates me. They're telling women that if a man's plan to date with you is to ghost the guy, to create conflict, to ghost the guy, that makes him want to chase you. I mean, can you believe that? Because it's like, no, they said to ghost the guy to see how he resolves conflict.  That's advice being told. And there's another coach out there. I've heard this on a podcast that said, you know, when you swipe on a guy, there's a, on Bumble, there's a feature where it's 24 hours. You let it expire and see if the guy presses the extend button. There's an extension button on the profile here. Like, you can, like, I'll just show it real quickly. You can extend the person.  There's a lot of coaches giving really toxic advice out there.


Welcome to our latest ethics village talk. We are very fortunate to have with us today. Jessica Wilkerson from the FDA. Jessica, welcome. Thanks for taking time to talk. Thank you so much for. Well, thank you so much for having me. So first question really kind of introductory. Tell us a bit about myself about yourself. You've had a super exciting and interesting career. You've done a bunch of different policy things, all of which have been really important. Tell us a bit about yourself and how you ended up at the FDA. Sure. So I don't know if I have an exciting career development. That's good news. It's good to hear. But I, so I'm currently at the FDA. I am a cyber policy advisor. So I generally work with across the FDA to do. To look at cyber security of medical devices, not necessarily in the review of them necessarily, I lead that to people who are much more qualified than I am. But looking at various concepts. So sorry, my cat is causing me a whole bunch of problems. There we go. That's a bonus round here. That's totally allowed. If the cat has opinions on your career trajectory, that's totally welcome too. I'll be sure to quiz him later. But essentially I look at things like soft material materials, coordinated disclosure, things like legacy devices and others that I think we're going to get into a little bit later that from a higher level more so than the review level will really influence what it means for medical device to be cyber secure. And I ended up at FDA through sort of a very winding process. And I guess I will work backwards to sort of explain how I ended up here and why a lot of the experience that I brought with me to the FDA is relevant. But prior to this, I was at the Linux Foundation. I was the Cyber Security Research Director. And this really stemmed from a recognition that I had a few years ago that I think many other people had had much earlier than I had it. But essentially around this reality that open source software is in everything. Everything is built out of open source software. It is the basis of modern technology today. And so if we want to have the cyber secure products and cyber safe products, we have to have secure and safe open source software. And even the characteristics of the open source ecosystem, that is a more challenging undertaking than it traditionally is in more proprietary or closed source software. And so I spent a year at the Linux Foundation really examining those issues. But the bulk of my experience really came from working with the United States Congress. I was a professional staff member and then had a few other titles throughout my time there. But I spent five and a half years with the Committee on Energy and Commerce doing cyber security issues. And so the things to really know about the Committee on Energy and Commerce is that when it comes to congressional committees who have jurisdiction, Energy and Commerce is one of the broader jurisdictions of any committee on the Hill. So they have jurisdiction over Energy, over healthcare, over telecommunications, over commercial issues, over I'm missing a very obvious moment I can't think of. But they have jurisdiction over so much. And as technology has continued to weave its way into the fabric of daily society, what that means is that the sectors and the issues that Energy and Commerce have jurisdiction over began to do the same. So everything that we were doing in a lot of cases ended up taking on a cyber security event. So I ended up looking at just this whole host of things when I was working for Energy and Commerce. Things all along the spectrum from the way that the federal government divides authority between different federal agencies like the Department of Health and Human Services or Homeland Security or the Department of Energy when it comes to cyber security emergency response. I looked at things like the 2017 Wanna Cry ransomware outbreak and what that meant and what kind of things that that had. And just sort of all across the board.  But like this was a thing that affected patients with a patient safety issue and that they needed to be paying attention to it. And so I was really privileged in a lot of ways to be there sort of at the cusp of this realization and sort of work with many parts of the healthcare sector to develop it as it began to go. So, you know, I worked with the Sweden Drug Administration where I now sit and others to really encourage the healthcare sector to adopt self-revealed materials. We were huge advocates when I was on the committee of coordinated disclosure and we were starting to look at things like old and outdated medical devices and things like that and what should be done. So sort of through that spectrum of experience starting with energy and commerce going through the Lawrence Foundation and then ending up at FDA, what I hope to bring, what I try to bring is just, you know, this very broad breadth of experience on these various cybersecurity issues that help inform the way that we approach as an agency cybersecurity. It's all about the wizards in the dark corners, right? Yes. So what types of issues do you work on today at FDA? You've mentioned coordinated vulnerability disclosure and probably policy stuff. What can you tell us about the issues that you encounter on a regular basis? Yeah, so I think they generally tend to split into two buckets. There are the sort of the internal agency machination issues where speaking of coordinated disclosure and software bill of materials and these things, medical device vulnerabilities or cybersecurity vulnerabilities that are relevant to medical devices come in on a very regular basis and the agency has to look at those vulnerabilities and decide what do we need to do with them? And what do we need our stakeholders to be doing with them? And so I spend a significant part of my day working with dedicated experts within the agency looking at cybersecurity vulnerabilities that might impact medical devices and ensuring that not only FDA but the sector as a whole is doing what it needs to do. This often involves third party security researchers who either bring vulnerability information directly to us or on an increasing basis, which we like, they go directly to the manufacturer. And the manufacturers, medical device manufacturers have certainly matured over the last couple of years to the point where when a security researcher knocks at their door, they're not sort of running around like chickens with their heads cut off, you freaking out, they're actually like, oh yes, great, please come in, like tell us everything you know about this vulnerability, let us work together to address it, which has been a very, very positive development overall. We are also very much hard at work on just continuously updating FDA cybersecurity processes, policies, all of that when it comes to looking at the cybersecurity of medical devices. Technology evolves on a constant basis, which means that FDA's procedures can't be static. So on a day-to-day basis, we have to continuously reevaluate the way that we approach cybersecurity. And if we need to make adjustments to our own process or encourage adjustments in the sector as a whole, that's another thing that I spend quite a bit of my time doing. The last thing that I would just touch on relatively quickly is there are all of these group-private partnerships that exist out in the sector. And some of the ones that we end up working with the most are the Health Care Sector Coordinating Council, which is just a very valuable body to us where government and private sector just come together. Really, I think almost anybody can join. The executive director might have some words with me about that, but I think it's pretty open. And we talk about the issues of the day. I'm actually co-leading two task groups underneath that group, one to look at legacy devices and try and figure out what we do with old stuff. How do we get old stuff out of hospitals? How do we make sure that new stuff doesn't become old stuff too soon? And then another one on vulnerability communications, because I think what we've seen on an increasing basis is where your typical cybersecurity advisory being like, hey, there's a problem. They're hard to understand. I mean, you really kind of have to have a lot of background and a lot of technical expertise to be able to read a cybersecurity advisory and understand what it's telling you and know what you're supposed to do.  What do I do? And you're not a computer science expert. You're going to have very little idea what you're actually being told. And so that's a huge problem. That's something that we're trying to address. So that's another thing that I work on on a day-to-day basis. So you mentioned the FDA guidance. Can you give us just a really quick thumbnail sketch of the pre-market, post-market guidance, kind of the overall regime of the way that FDA approaches security, vulnerability, disclosure? Yeah. So if you think of a device, if you think of the lifetime of a device that sort of has probably four stages, you've got the pre-market stage where it's being developed, it's being designed, and then it's being presented to FDA by a company to essentially say, we want to put this device on the market. And that's the pre-market stage. And so during the pre-market stage, what FDA does is that device is essentially reviewed, and the standard there is does this device provide a reasonable assurance of safety and effectiveness? Now that goes beyond cybersecurity. That is literally, even from like a physical machinations perspective, does this thing do in a safe and effective way? Obviously that accounts for cybersecurity too. So from the cybersecurity perspective in pre-market, our reviewers look at these devices, they look at the security controls that are built into it, and they essentially evaluate, are these good enough? Are these sufficient? Do these do what they need to do to protect the device from cybersecurity threats and therefore protect the patients? If medical device manufacturers manage to pass the pre-market stage, then they obviously get to put the device onto the market, and then that is known as the post-market stage. And so once the device is there, once it's in the marketplace, there's also guidance that FDA has put out around what do you need to do? Because as we all know, there is no such thing as a 100% secure product, and something that is secure today is not necessarily going to be secure tomorrow. So you have to have a process for monitoring devices that are on the market. You have to have a process for in taking information on potential issues to include cybersecurity and cybersecurity issues. And you have to have a process for figuring out what you're going to do with it. And so FDA has post-market guidance on all of that that essentially says to manufacturers, here are some suggestions that you really should follow around what you should do for medical device cybersecurity vulnerability that happens once your device is on the market. There's a lot of things there. You know, there's specific regulations on when you have to have a recall. But I think the biggest one for cybersecurity is it is in that guidance that you should have a coordinated disclosure program. So you should have a way to intake information from third parties, typically cybersecurity researchers, but it can be anybody, on cybersecurity vulnerabilities. And then once you have it, and this is the really key part that some people sometimes forget, like you can't just take the information and be like, yeah, great, thanks, bye. You actually have to then take the information and do something with it. And so that's sort of that last part of that post-market phase is that there is a vulnerability. How are you going to evaluate it within your company? How are you going to communicate that you've had a vulnerability and what you're doing about it to the agency? Because you have to tell us. And then how are you going to tell the public? Where it's appropriate to tell the public that there's been some kind of issue. What is that going to look like? How are you going to talk about it? What are you going to do for patients, all of that? So that's that post-market phase. So this involves a lot of cooperation with the private sector. What have been your experiences cooperating with the private sector? And you mentioned that companies are improving in the way that they're engaging with security researchers. Can you tell us a little bit about some of those dynamics and maybe share a few success stories coordinated? Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, so I think what I would start out with is way back in the day when I was still in Congress, when medical device vulnerabilities were still sort of...  But when they were a little bit more new, they were a little bit more novel, what we would typically see happen is medical device manufacturers would get contacted by security researchers and they would just be so confused. Who is this person? How did they figure this out? What is going on?  Sue them right now. Make it so they can't talk about it. Make it so that they clearly broke the law when they did this research and so somebody make them stop. And that was really how it was handled. You had security researchers who were like, hey, I found this problem. Do you want to know about it? And they were very good faith, but it was such a new thing for these manufacturers. And there was so much... To give them a little bit of credit or to have a little bit of sympathy for the manufacturers, there's a lot that rides on them not having issues. Obviously, they're a heavily regulated industry. If there is a problem with their medical device, there's consequences. Whether those are regulatory consequences or they are getting sued or whatever it is, patient harm consequences, it's a big deal. And so it took them a significant amount of time and a significant amount of work by a lot of discrete parties within the security research community, I'm sure. Andrea, you played a role in this. Josh Corman, Bo Woods, Katie Miseras, Nina Ali. A lot of these folks put in a lot of time and effort to actually sit down with the medical device manufacturers and others. This was also going on in auto and energy in other sectors and essentially be like, look, we come in peace. We're really just trying to help you here. And over time, as we had also some visionaries on the medical device side, and certainly my boss, I can't take credit for this. I wasn't at SEA at this time, but Dr. Suzanne Schwartz, Dr. Seth Comedy, Dr. Afton Ross, they actually also went out on a limb and began to embrace the security research community. There were some of these visionaries of these medical device manufacturers. Colin Morgan, Rob Suarez, Michael McNeil, others who really took the lead on recognizing that coordinated disclosure and just the ability to be given information in a friendly way rather than a blackmail way helped everyone. And so from about, I don't know, 2015-ish to now, what we see much, much, much more frequently is like the security researchers go directly to the medical device manufacturers who receive them with open arms. They have this continuous dialogue that we don't even know about for weeks, months, however long it takes place. And then at some point prior to the public disclosure, they come to us as a united front and essentially say, hey, this awesome guy over here, Gal, whoever found a cybersecurity vulnerability, they told us about it, here's all the things that we've done. They agree. They've checked our math. They think that it's correct. And we're going to disclose on this day we're going to do this. This is our plan for post-market as we had discussed before. And it's a much smoother, it's a much more collaborative, and it's a much more effective process for us as an agency. So we're not having to stand over everyone and check their work. And it really just benefits patients overall that we all have these kind of relationships. If you were looking for specifics, like specific dispositions that I could point to, I'm trying to think like what are some of the best examples that we've run into lately. It's been a little bit confused with COVID, as everyone can, I think probably sympathize with. There's a lot going on. But maybe one that I'll point out to, this is the last one that FDA did a safety communication on. It's swen-tooth or swen-tooth, however anybody wants to pronounce it. This is a cross-industry problem with Bluetooth low energy. And it didn't just happen in the healthcare sector, but we were the ones who ended up kicking off a lot of the response. But the researchers were in Singapore, the vulnerabilities impacted just numerous medical device manufacturers. But what was really impressive about that is our ability to connect the researchers to the medical device manufacturers and the researchers' willingness to be connected to the medical device manufacturers.


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Hello and welcome to NewsClick. Namaskar, Aadab. My name is Paranjoy Guha Thakurtha, I am 63 years old and today I have two young persons with me here in the studio. One of them could be old enough to be my son and one person who calls himself a youth leader, he is only 10 years younger than the President of the Indian National Congress, Rahul Gandhi. Let me welcome and I am very happy to introduce Jignesh Mewani, member of the Legislative Assembly of Gujarat from Vadgam. Vadgam, got that pronunciation right? Yeah, Vadgam. Vadgam, okay. Independent candidate supported by Congress and Aam Admi Party, elected in December 2017. And with us here is N. Sai Balaji. Jignesh is 38, you are 26. You are the current President of the Jawaharlal Nehru University Students Union, right? Yes. Okay. You are a PhD student over there and you represent the left groups. All India Students Association, which is affiliated to the Communist Party of India, Marxist-Leninist. The Students Federation of India, which is affiliated to the CPIM. The DSF, the Democratic Students for Federation, oh my God, I forget. And the Communist Party of India affiliated AISF of the All India Students Federation. I am going to ask both of you two separate sets of questions and then we are going to discuss the role of the youth in today's politics. Jignesh Bhai, you have studied English, then you have been able to become a journalist. You have been able to become an expert journalist. Then you have been a bachelor of law, okay? And suddenly you find yourself in the media attention for all the wrong reasons. First of all, I will ask you the most difficult question.  What is it? Your picture was drawn. You had someone giving you a cheque. Social Democratic Party of India, which has a political wing, a political wing, a popular front of India. The National Intelligence Agency of the Indian government says that they help the ISI Muslim terrorists. And Times Now said that Jignesh Mewani took money from them. And after you won the elections, you said that you took a donation of 21,000. And you asked the government to ban the PFI. How did this come about? Now tell me, what are the facts? What are the facts? What is PFI? We do not know. Popular front of India. We do not know. There is a political party named SDPI. It is a registered political party. They did not follow the party. They checked my 51,000 income. It is not 1,000 crore. It is not 5,100 crore. It is not 5,110 crore. It is not 1 crore. It is not 1 lakh. It is not 1,000 crore. It is a registered political party. And who put an allegation against us? Amit Anil Chandrashan. Okay. The people of India. The wealth of the people of Chiranjeevi has increased by 16,000. In just three years. He is telling us that he took a donation of 21,000 from Jihadi. So after watching Modi Ji's video, those who are not getting the money, they watch Amit Sir's video clip. So this is Times Now. You must have seen it. Times Now. You must have slept after watching Arnab's show. Okay, okay, okay. This must be it. You must have understood this. He is trying to insult you. Because he is so silly. He does not even want to react. Okay, don't spoil the time. Next. FIR. First information report. Pune Police. With Umar Khalid. With Algarh Parishad. You gave a statement. With Justice P.B. Saband. With Justice Kulse Patil. Who is he? Justice P.B. Saband. Justice Kulse Patil. With Prakash Ambedkar. With Radhika Vemula. With Soni Sore. With Umar Khalid. With Jignesh P.B. With R.U.M. With Umar Khalid branding. With a set of well designed, well defined propaganda. With Umar and Jignesh. With Umar and Jignesh. With Justice P.B. Saband. With Kulse Patil. With Soni Sore. With Radhika Vemula. With Prakash Ambedkar. With my life's most progressive content. With his speech. With the F.I.R. With the F.I.R. What is this written in F.I.R. Where are you from? From between Hindus and Muslims. There was a speech to the Yilgarh Parism in Jignesh. There was a speech to the Yilgarh Parism. It was out in Bheema Koregao. Bheema Koregao, where are you?  You are not Arban Naqsal. No. You are not Deshudriy. No, this is Arban Manu, Mr. Modi. Arban Idiots created by them. There is no use in knowing their language. We will reach to N. Sai Balaji now. When you win the elections in January, all the Vamdals are united. But people say that today the Vamdals are so weak in India that they fight each other more and more. Left has become the biggest enemy. They fight with CPI, CPM, CPI ML, CPM. If you are not united, then how come all of you all came together, left unity? Because you all were thinking in BJP, ABVP, Agil, Bhartiya and Vidharti Prasad that if you are not united, you will win. So in a sense, it was the compulsions of preventing the BJP that brought you together. I would not say that. Because there were compulsions, then they could have been united earlier. It was not compulsions, but it was love for the people. I will say this, because in 2016, when these people took a fake case in February, taking a sedition case by doing a doctorate video, then they found out that there is a fascism. Because we read the way of fascism in books. We have read it ourselves. This is more than Tana Shahi. More than dictatorship. In dictatorship, you have a bad person who wants to have power. But Mr. Modi is not a bad person. He proposes a constitutional violence. If we do a cut-and-paste, we will say, N. Sai Balaji, President Jainu, saying that Mr. Modi is not a bad person. Mr. Modi is not a bad person, that is why I am saying that the part of the constitutional hatred is completely wrong. So what will I get by saying it is wrong? The whole hate of RSS represents Modi. If I say the wrong thing to Modi, and those who have trained him that you should spread hatred and lie, I always say one thing, Mr. Modi has three secrets. I mean three things, policy. Lying, looting and hatred. Will he lie? He is not agreeing to it. Let him do it, I don't have 100 crores left. It is 100 rupees, take that also. He doesn't agree. He is not agreeing. He is still waiting. He has the right to speak. It is written in the constitution. The attack that took place, we have come to know it clearly. And you yourself have said that the formation of AISA is against SFI. It happened for the first time in 2016. AISA and SFI have come together. They are not afraid of anyone. In fact, the constitution of this country and the local authorities are things that should be saved by social justice. Right now, in the current situation, there was such a big protest in Delhi on 31st. On the 13th, the action ended in the teachers' appointment. And all the political leaders of Delhi came there. We did this in 2016. And the unity increased from there. Because the public was getting together. Sai Balaji, you are originally from Hyderabad. You did your undergraduate course there. No, in Noida, in the Institute of Management Studies, you studied in Patrakari. You are in the School of International Studies in JNU for four years. You are about to become 27. Like Shaila, against Kanhaiya. So, you are living comfortably in JNU with the money. The government is giving you subsidies for your education. You are getting food at a low price.  So, you are cursing the government.  Actually, I came here in Uber. When my 144 rupees was cut, I got taxed. Actually, it is my money. I give it to the government. The Prime Minister, Modi takes money in the form of a bank. He buys the rickshaw of you and this country. It is his tax. Actually, the people who are sitting in the government, they take money from us. I am giving him money so that he gives it back to me. But this country is not working. He is taking money from us. He is giving it to Adani and Ambani. You say this. This is the argument of the taxpayer. This is the state of this country. We will come to you. We are very ashamed of this. We have sent a piece of manufacturing defect to Delhi. We are ashamed of this. We have sold 3.5 lakh crores of rupees to the government. This is the argument of the taxpayer. We are talking about the debt of the farmer. Leave the farmer. There are 26,000 young people in this country in the last 3 years. Education is at the top of the loan. Every day, students are stuck in the quota. Wait a minute. Why is this against you, the father and the group? My father is an OBC. My mother is an upper caste. She was married to Love Marriage. On one side, Babre was falling. On the other side, Mandal's politics was going on. Mandal's commission was going on to fight. Anti-Mandal's politics was going on. We were born at that time. It was a mistake. We have no caste. Now tell us what our caste is. This time in the elections, the people you have mentioned are the same social justice group. They call themselves the impure OBC. How do you tell us? Did you test my blood? Did you test if we were 60% OBC or 40% upper caste? How are you able to say this? Are you saying that you married an inter-caste? Is this your father's agenda? Yes. What is this? On the other hand, the Dalit, the OBC, like Chintu, the old general secretary, Rama, they call everyone a slave. I want to ask you this question. I will answer it. I want to add one line. Actually, their attack is not on the RSS. We have talked about this again and again. This time the people have understood it. Their attack is on the left. If the Dalit people, the Dalit community, if there is no union with Bhaam Dal, then how will you fight against the Maudi Ji or the foreign party or the RSS? I am tired of saying this. Because the Dalits on the left, they are called Chamche, they are not called Dalits. Come on, let's go to the Jignesh. You were trying to say something. Am I also young? It is a very unfortunate fact that even today, the fight between Ambedkarites and Vampanth unfortunately did not resolve. It is very unfortunate. But objectively, the people, who are the workers of the chemical factory, who are the workers of the ETO, who are the workers of the government, who work under the security guard, they don't want to fight with the blue and red. They want bread. This fight, whose stomach is full, who don't question their situation, is a fight between the middle class and the intellectuals. This is not a fight between the people. You are saying one thing. Okay, you finish. As a Dalit, no, this is presented as a Dalit. Okay. That Vampanth never raised the question of caste. What is the Vampanth of the 60s, 70s, 80s? I will take one example. This is the Vampanth of the 70s, this is the Vampanth of 2019. This is the student wing, which is connected with the CPI, and the immigration. We know that the people of their party, who are so called uppercasts, have given a lot of money to the landowners to get their land. They have given a lot of money. They have given a lot of money. Like this, there are 100 examples well documented. But you have to believe one thing. After the 2014 elections, only the Congress, and the Vamdal, got the lowest votes. There are a lot of reasons. One reason may be that the Vamdal, the caste factor, the issue, is not as important as it should be. I don't believe it. No, you don't believe it. And you see, in the last 10 years, more than in India, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Jhankan, we have to respond. I too want to respond. Vamdal, the question of caste, the way it should be understood and articulated, he didn't do it. There are a lot of things that he couldn't articulate. And there are a lot of things that he couldn't articulate properly. Is there a decent class perspective of Dalit movement today? What is the perspective? Let's assume that we run a trade union. They call it LAL SALAM. They run a trade union with the people of LAL RAN.  But you can't stop your own trade union from launching. Do it. Why not? Because your class isn't perspective. One thing is, choose one and the other is to see the result before you both read it. The election of this country is based on money. The election of this country is based on big media. And who has the most money? Everyone knows. Have you ever seen Nirvachan Aayok? Exactly. When we are saying that if the election didn't go well then the election is over. If this result comes out, then in the last 4 years, in LAL JANDA, the farmers, the workers, the government and the weakest people of this country are the cleaners. For those who are killed in the country from Delhi for their justice, I am not defending LAL JANDA. I am telling you that the fight is over. They don't have money to be translated. Mr. Chasai Balaji, I want to ask you a question. I want to add one thing. When I sit in the JNU campus I see and hear that LAL Bhagwa is one. He threw away all the comrades. Now there are 150 political parties of VAMPANTH. Who do you call one of them? The entire VAMPANTH is like this. If it is like this, and if your NARA is right, then the Jindalith political parties your absolute clarity that he is an enemy of ours and that he left his home with BHAJPA then why didn't he put Neela, Bhagwa are one and all the comrades are one. Then he should have put this NARA. This would have been honesty. If this would have been honesty, then we would have been like this. But VAMPANTH has made some mistakes. VAMPANTH has made some mistakes. Mr. Chasai Balaji, are you ready to listen to me? If you look at the flag of the elections from the last few years from Uttar Bharat, Paschim Bharat, Madhya Bharat in different places one who is the leader Anushwati Janjati Anushwati Janjati is a very big part after the Bharti Janta Party and with RSS has gone. I will tell the reason for this. VAMPANTH has the language of politics. I come from the student wing of CPM Liberation We have a party in Bihar and if we leave it there then the rest of the party is coming. I am talking about the language and grammar we are not able to understand the needs of the people. I think we should take it as a critique and learn from it that if Modi says that we will remove poverty we will give you 15 lakh rupees which is dying in our lives in our lives but I think there is some lack the whole system the language the capitalism we are not able to understand the politics the language until it is improved which I will not be able to explain to the common people that there is a loot in this country that the government has come Congress has come to power in a trans-titanic way every time Modi says the whole election became a fight between two people in 2014 Modi is called Rahul he says this time Amit Shah says they all want to remove Modi in 7 days 7 people will become Prime Minister this is Amit Shah's saying the whole country the politics talk about poverty talk about unemployment the problem in the rural areas the problem people are saying this is Modi listen to me this is Amit Shah's saying this is the fight between Modi and Modi this is the fight between Modi and Modi they are talking about Modi we are talking about Modi we are saying these are the two people who are killing all the organs that no one has done I am telling you in the past it was an emergency it was an undeclared emergency plus first season, plus Modi and secondly who is fighting against Modi nobody is fighting against Modi youth, workers and farmers they are fighting for their rights they are fighting for their rights Modi had promised listen to me listen to me listen to me Adarani Narendra RSS Bajpa and ABVP youth atleast give them 2 crores atleast give them they are not giving them they are giving them 6.30 in the morning they are giving them 2 crores let me tell you one thing the 13 point roaster for OBC's protection is over in the teacher's appointment I am saying in the RSS you are not able to give them a job what do you think the upcoming elections which is not much time the elections are going to be in 3-4 months what will it be wait a minute people are saying that it can be Modi 2013-14 which Narendra Modi said that we will get 15 lakhs we will get 15 lakhs 1 crore, 2 crore we will get 2 crores that Modi or today's Modi this will be the choice the betrayal with young India the betrayal with young India will be taken and fight for their rights I am saying this the betrayal for their rights so that no government can betray them we will get 2 crores the data of central for monitoring 1 crore is over 6% is today's time and the national statistical commission the report is ready leave that only 15 lakh jobs are left the public sector the data of the government the data of the budget the data of the CMI the data given in the budget let me give you a simple data last month an exam paper was written in Gujarat the cost of police constables how many posts around 8,700 how many people applied 9 lakh people where did you say the Gujarat as a vibrant Gujarat as a model state I am saying that in the history of India for the first time the age of 25-26 more than half of the population 35 to 40 crores more than that if the population of 130 crores is 65 crores it is less than 25-26 after few years more people will die wait let me finish the first time in 2014 the voter turnout was more than 6-7% more than 2 out of 3 people and there were many youths in it at least 8 crores 10 crores so this time also these new people will come new youths will come to vote but they are not excited to vote all the time all the charts, growth, development smart cities, these Gujarat model after finishing all this a message was given by Modi that if I will come the jobs will be created not good we have gone 50 years back that is why I am saying what you are saying about youths in the last 3 years 26,000 youths have done a good job students have food on them that is why hatred is spreading hatred people may be sad they could be discontented unhappy there is no other Prime Minister no, that is why I am saying on 7th February in this country the vote given by Modi more than 70 organizations leaving the ABP student union youth organization who were fighting for jobs all of them are young Indians what are they asking 24,000 central government is empty in the central government tomorrow Modi's government I am telling you tomorrow there is no other Prime Minister we will tell them no, I am saying the camera on record Modi is going, not because I am telling this country is young India you tell we are not able to give this 2 crore salary let us understand there are 24,000,000 workers who have sanctioned why is there no appointment this is a government data we are not able to understand so we will fall on it and that is why we have said either give salary or give us Rs. 18,000 salary not giving salary is your job after salary there are two things there are very few one is the MIG minimum income guarantee Congress has seen Modi ji is saying we are doing this for the people we are doing this for the people we will do this for the people we will give this for the youth a lot of things but what do people think are they trusting our big politicians they make a promise before elections we heard that 5-4 years ago 5 years ago we will have to make a promise there are 9 families who have more than 30% of the population this is the report of Oxfam 1% of the population has 73% of the population so the rest of the people 125 crore people have the same amount it is very good and if the government doesn't deliver it then the anger in front of Modi ji and the other thing we are asking for the basic minimum this is the long fight of the old trade union because you have the right to give jobs because we are giving you tax so that you can work we are not looting in May 2019 we will know what you are saying will this be true or not we will tell you the truth I will vote I will not vote for Modi thank you very much will you give me some time our friends who are in the news click studio they are the future of this country whether what they are saying will turn out to be correct or not only time will tell thank you very much for being with us on this program keep watching news click namaskar


Hey guys it's Leanne and I'm here today to rant about uprooted by Naomi Novik. This is once again a book that I thought I would love that everybody seems to love and I hated. And if you've been watching my vlogs then you've watched me struggle with it. So this will come as no surprise. In fact it has been requested. Yeah so uprooted. Let's just get into it real quick. If you've never heard of uprooted and you don't know what it is, uprooted is a standalone adult fantasy. I have seen people say it's YA. It is not YA. It is adult. And it should be considered adult. It's not one of those where like it could be either. It's definitely adult. And it is kind of Slavic, Russian, Eastern European inspired. The world and names and magic and food are. And basically the beginning of the book, the premise is that there is this little village that lives, that is situated near this magical dark mysterious wood. And the wood is kind of sentient and evil. The thing, the who that is protecting the village from this evil wood is this wizard known as the dragon who lives in a tower in the vicinity. And every 10 years the dragon chooses a girl who's 17 I think from this village to come to his tower with him and live with him for the next 10 years. And then after those 10 years elapse then he's done with her and she leaves and doesn't return to the village.  And then he chooses another girl and then she lives with him for the next 10 years. And he's kind of immortal. So like he looks young but he's been doing this for who knows how long. So the story starts out with our main character Agnishka. Yeah Agnishka I think is how you say it. I might be wrong about that but her name is spelled intensely. She's also called by her friend Mishka. So maybe I'll refer to her as Mishka for the rest of this video because it's effort. So Mishka is best friends with this girl named Kasia who's very very very very beautiful and everyone in the village is kind of assumed for most of their lives that Kasia when she came of age would be the one the dragon would choose next. But the dragon shows up and this is like page five when this happens. It's not a spoiler. The dragon shows up and instead of choosing Kasia he chooses Mishka. I mean no one saw that coming. So he takes Mishka to his tower and then from there the book is like her being in the tower, her learning more about his magic, her learning about just magic in general, and then the wood becomes like the threat of the wood is wrapped up and then the rest of the world of the book becomes more involved. Like because of the threat of the wood then like kings and princes and neighboring countries and war and like other stuff comes into it because the stakes are raised is I feel like the easiest way to explain without spoilers that like more parties become involved in the threat of the wood. So that all sounds fabulous. A Slavic Eastern European world with dark magic and a mysterious ancient wizard figure and an evil wood and all of that sounds atmospheric and great and this book had been written by Catherine Arden who wrote The Bear and the Nightingale or Lainey Taylor or someone with a gift for lyrical poetic, archaic, ancient sounding magic and stuff. This probably would be a great book but the book is the flattest prose that I have ever read. The flattest most two-dimensional and boring characters that I have ever read, they none of them have personalities, well they have like traits but they don't have personalities and then the magic system is one of those extremely soft magic systems that makes absolutely no sense. There are no rules, there are no, there's no boundaries, there's nothing explained to you which does absolutely work for me if the story is told in that extremely fairy tale kind of way because magic and fairy tales doesn't really have rules. So again or when I was listing authors who should have written this if this had been written by Catherine Valente who wrote Deathless, the magic in Deathless is doesn't make any sense and is Russian inspired. If a book is written in that way where it comes across like this ancient old story with ancient old fairy tale folklore stuff and your magic system is kind of wibbly wobbly that works for me just fine because the whole thing has this sense of mystery and earthy ancient magic but the prose in this book was so flat and then all of a sudden we'd have this instance of magic that makes zero sense. It's told to you in this way that's, it's trying to be lyrical for a second because you have these utterly flat characters and prose and all of a sudden like to explain the magic thing that's going on all of a sudden it turns into like somebody like envisioning what they're doing as a form of nature and it's all explained in this extremely metaphorical way that I can't really even picture and because the rest of it is so flat it doesn't just flow as like one of those like magical things if that makes sense like I don't have a problem with self-magic systems but you have there's a trick to executing them well and it's not in a prudent and once again like I've complained now for a few books because I do not care about the characters because the characters are badly written then I do not care about the rest of the world I do not care about the stakes I don't care that they're in danger and between the flat prose and the flat characters and everything else even the things that were somewhat well executed I didn't care about the people in this situation so I did not care about the situation so Nishka has no personality and she's kind of insufferable and the only trait she has is that she's kind of clumsy and filthy and this is a source of great frustration for the dragon who's very neat and tidy and ornery and that is them you do not there is nothing else to be known about Nishka or the dragon that that's all you that's the only sense of them you ever get to that and then Nishka is supposedly devotedly in love with her friend not in love but she loves loves loves loves loves her friend Kasia now is this relationship developed do you really get to see the friendship of these girls and how is it shown to you how tightly bound these two girls are no it is told to you over and over and over again because Nishka throughout the book because Kasia comes into it because Kasia's in danger and so Kasia becomes one of the main characters and you know in Rise of Skywalker how people like to make fun of the fact that that for the entirety of Rise of Skywalker Finn just kept going Ray Ray Ray what what do you want so for the entirety of a rooted the amount of times Nishka is like but Kasia but Kasia but we have to save Kasia but I can't leave Kasia because I love Kasia what about Kasia and I was just like what about Kasia because she has even less personality than you do all we know about Kasia is that she's beautiful she's beautiful and your best friend and you are a filthy mess and you are her best friend and that's your entire personality that's the entirety of your relationship I do not give a shit and then it was honestly very creepy and gross to me that Nishka fell in love with the dragon which again I don't think that's a huge spoiler he's it's in the very beginning of the book I was just like things better change a lot there better be like an explanation for why he's treating her the way that he is because I know that he's gonna be a romantic figure or he's gonna be in a love interest and there better be an explanation for why he's treating her the way he is because otherwise what and no there's no explanation for that that's just how he is he's there there isn't it's there's nothing interesting romantic or more tense there's no chemistry between them there's no again in a book like Deathless or even in Jane Eyre where Rochester is ornery and considerably older and not very attractive like those stories if they're if the characters are are very complexly developed and intricately painted for the reader then I could totally get behind that and see the the messy darkness of the attraction between these people but it was they were just like cardboard cutouts with a with a brief three-point list on each one of like what they look like and what their traits are and then you know they're apparently attracted to each other for some for some reason and that was just it was just gross to me because he was abusive and older and mean and and just no it wasn't like fun and quippy it wasn't like mr. Darcy who was like kind of mean at first and then you kind of like peel back the layers and he's actually kind of interesting and good and it's off the side no the dragon is boring and mean and nishka is boring and filthy and clumsy just no okay and then this is something that annoyed me personally most out of everything honestly and this is a totally me thing the other stuff I was just like I don't get why people like this because that to me seems like a structural flaw but this is a personal preference taste thing that really really annoyed me and that is I didn't even know this was the thing that bothered me until I saw it so in life I know that I have been guilty of this I would imagine other people have been guilty of this there's this this uh I have experienced a reticence to learn to do something the proper way or the right way because it takes more effort and I'm like I'm I do it well without all of that so like for example for writing an essay I'm a pretty good writer I always have been that's a thing that I can I can get by with with writing and not putting an extreme amount of effort into it but for that reason like when teachers and professors and study partners whoever would tell me you know you should outline you know you should have multiple drafts you know you should do x y z all these other steps and I'm just like or I could just spew it out and it's it's brilliant the way it is only the thing is when I actually go and do it and put the effort in that everyone has told me that I need to do because there is a reason that people have been saying you should do it this way there's a reason that it's taught this way that putting in that extra effort it does improve my writing it did make my essays better it did make the whole process of writing better because I got into good habits like boys with art it's why artists even who end up developing their own avant-garde style they first learn how to do still life you first learn how to do something completely accurately something completely precisely and then once you've mastered that now you can veer off course now I mean you can get creative with language but only after you've learned proper grammar so there's I I know that just like every girl you know dreams of being secretly a princess dreams that you know you're actually a prodigy at something if people just don't get how brilliant you are and it'll just come to you because it's not that you're bad at this it's just that you're a secret genius or something like there's that part of you that wants that or thinks that's possible and this in in my life in my experience that has not been rewarded and that it's been a hard lesson to learn that there is a reason you have to put in the work because putting in the work does help you does improve it and being stubborn about it doesn't help you all of that to say the magic in this world on the I mean for being a soft magic system there's a surprising amount of rules supposedly but because nishka does not abide by rules or believe in rules then the reader doesn't really get a sense for rules either this is a source of great frustration and a source of contention between her and the dragon because the dragon is meticulous and precise that's why he's immaculately dressed clean and tidy and he's also that way about his magic that there are spell books there are rules there are ways you cast spells there are ways that you do it there there's a certain process there's a certain order there's a certain everything and this is how you do magic and nishka doesn't do magic that way nishka is a mess and she's a mess about her magic and so at first she tries to do it in the organized way that the dragon wants and it doesn't work for her and then she does it in a messy way that just comes easily to her and that's the secret to unlocking how much more powerful she is with magic than anyone thinks she has a right to be and then that anyone else really is and i hated that her not putting in effort was being rewarded by the narrative so i'm all for saying not everyone is the same and using in the same metric to measure everybody means that you're going to overlook some you know like i think that was an albert einstein thing about like if you know a fish is only like a fish a fish's abilities are only measured by its ability to climb a tree then it will always think it's a failure or something so of course there's a spectrum and we should make allowances for the fact that people learn in different ways operate in different ways and whatever but the fact that if the narrative had been like this isn't the way nishka does magic okay fine but there should be an equal and opposite amount of effort that she needs to put into doing magic her way but instead it's just like whatever just kind of like feels natural whatever just pops into her head and then she just kind of does it and there's like no cost to it there's no effort that she didn't have to learn it in fact there are spells and magic words and she does better when she just kind of like fucks them up or makes up her own or just does something random because it just it just feels right and the narrative constantly rewards this her version of just like what if i didn't put effort into it though like what if i just said fuck it and just kind of did it and then that's what works for her and that was so frustrating to me because it wasn't the narrative wasn't promoting the idea of a of a character arc of her growing of her learning it was her being rewarded for just remaining a pile for her remaining just lazy and and not really trying and that was so frustrating to me i was like why why again if her version of magic was different from everyone else's and there's another way to do things and she's not going to show everybody there's another way to do things as opposed to because it's not like that either it's not like the narrative is saying that like all these people have actually been holding themselves back and she's now going to show them that her way is actually going to be better for them too it only works for her this way like she does this like wishy washy willy nearly random magic but other people who would try to do something they have to be precise about it because otherwise they really can't do it and she just waltzes in is just like blah blah blah and she's like 10 times more powerful and everyone's like how did you do that and she's just like only just felt right i'm supposed to root for that character i'm with everybody else who sat there like we have been studying magic books and studying the these precise spells and we have mastered them and you just waltzed in here and we're just like blah blah and ta-da magic i'm gonna be so deeply frustrated and pissed off as those characters work like of course the dragon was annoyed with her he's like 150 years old has been he's an expert on magic and he's good at it and he's meticulous about it he puts in the work he puts in the time and she's just like yeah yeah magic oh it's so frustrating like it wasn't a good world constructed magic system that i could be fascinated by and then she was insufferable about just like half-assing it anyway and oh the whole thing was a goddamn mess i hated it so so so much okay those are all my thoughts about it brooded i hated it you can let me know why you loved it or why you also hated it um most people seem to have loved it i have heard that spinning silver which is also by Naomi Novik which i also own is quite different both in terms of the story and the writing style so i have hopes that i will like spinning silver i am intending to read it i've also heard that her temerara theory is very different from uprooted so i'm not uh i haven't given up on Naomi Novik as a writer yet i really hope i like spinning silver because i'm a very gorgeous edition of spinning silver which i would like to keep spinning it let me know in the comments down below your thoughts and 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Going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards. We are ripping dual case MLB 23 Bowman Chrome Baseball hobby HDA in choice Our hobby and HDA choice number 16 picker team style names and teams Anton H twins Brian P. D. Bax Kayla Ben Mariners Daniel L. Pirates Red Sox Tigers David F with the Brewers Derek J. Cardinals Don S. Marlins Duke F Rockies Evan L. Orioles Gavin K. Nats Jake S. White Sox Jeffery H. Yanks and Padres Jim G with the Cubs We've got John B. Angels Kendall F Phillies Costa K Blue Jays Royals and Rangers Matthew S. Guardians Robert C with the Braves S. Park has the Dodgers and Giants Scott F Matt Steven P. Reds Timothy M. Rays And then Travis K with the athletics and the Astros. So good luck here everybody. Let's do it. Oh Any sport that isn't the most popular what's up Nicholas? Um What sport what sport are you a fan of that's not super popular anything like the cross, but they don't really really watch it fair very much I mean, I guess you college true I guess you don't really call it like count this is a sport, but like I love watching I do honestly watch a lot of like professional e-sports and it's super impressive The professional Rocket League is is insane Yeah, professional Rocket League is next level. It's Marials. Yeah I'm about as far as professional Rocket League as you can get watching me. So Not gonna hit also probably resets at all. No, I'm pretty musty But in other words not there I Like rocket league. I got pretty decent at it at one point in college, but I was never good enough to like Yeah, no shot. I was ever good enough Three hours of poker a day That's fun lane watching poker is also awesome Nelson Rada to 250 Like watching bowling, but there's no exciting people anymore. Yeah, true Base professional goals on tea. Let's go Doyle Brunson Doyle Brunson was awesome. Rest in peace To 499 Christian Yelich. He passed away, right? Yeah, I think so. Yeah, I was gonna say Players, but I think so First base out of Luke Gold nice one there for the Tigers Chris Moneymaker Halea Tom DeWon money making Mitch Genre old Bear Ballon Phil Ivy Phil Ivy's up there for sure That's William Bergoya Raymond Mola Jose Gerardo That is Vladimir rest of studio to 1.99 Ethan solace first that is shimmer of Dernichy Valdez Hans Montero Brooks Brandon And white speckle Carlos de la Cruz. There we go. Kendall last spot mojo right there. Good stuff, buddy Let's go Kendall Kendall Steven with a couple of D-back spots and then the Giants gone in update Thank you, Jacob. So we are sold out on the next break. You can find its flashback So we need to get filled up. It doesn't sound like breaking news I was gonna say I've never heard that Candle got out of 499 Gutierrez. That's fair necklace valid valid. I just don't know who this Kevin arrow That's a true gold Logan Oh, hoppy to 50 nice one there for the angels Sorry a lot of bots exiting right now white speckle Gerardo Quinteto for the brakes congrats I don't know sounds like a bop lobby though. Well been Francisco and Bray the Guerrero probably is about Finest flashbacks next break with spots Alfredo Duneau cam Collier Jackson Merrill Xander Bogarts to 499 The Padres Jackson Holliday no guess Jayce young to 99 green shema green shimmy for the Tigers and base auto Marcus Lee saying do you know Marcus Lee dick? So it's a nice one there congrats again Kendall with the Phillies Phillies are good in this man Phillies are good in this 10 jumbo case player They say Who's on the The middle one you don't see as long as any Top scroll yeah, yeah, we do yes. We do we ship the base Jacob. Yes, sir Showing out Tani to you at 199 if you ever have any questions with that Jacob It'll say in the break description if all card ship if certain stuff doesn't ship or if it's evenly split as well Sometimes we'll do like evenly split base like and like hoops will do evenly split that base and we won't ship like the paper base and and bowman's like jumbo or bowman's draft, but anything chrome. We will go tomatoes That is Jeremy Pena to 499 and true green Robert Moore to 99 Nice one there for the brook. I don't know. There's nobody. I'm like super super like looking out for quite yet and bowman draft I'm looking forward to what's his face Kyle teal. I hate to say it. Let's go John John picking up a spot in finest No, John Finest soccer down to chew to go I believe now Michael Arroyo O'Donnell auto parts. Oh boy. God Dylan Beavers Easier fun than over a yeah True blue of Shay Langler's the 150 for the ace Mola Jose Gerardo Luis Almeida Salas coming up in this back that means First the shimmer first of on how Sepeda By Bofa later and Ethan Salas See ya First base auto Brenny Malone nice one there a's congrats on that I could do it if Sean's here true I could do it. We'll come up with Come up with some tricks for your bowman draft Urias 499 base base John Carlos Stanton's you at 299 for the Yanks I don't think it's a surprise that they're gonna be English. Oh, yeah, I know I think anybody would have guessed that Hello forest my phone's on their upside down Yeah, no true green you're done Alvarez Not Sean man. He's well been Francine's got ticks tricks and tips. Oh, yeah That is a base Joey Estes auto for the A's again, do you know and Kim Caller? Of course a bunch of spots coming in again Tyler with a spot in the mixer football mixer later Nick with a couple of inception spots and Sean D with a spot in finest Sockers that's down to one one to go everybody one to go football selling passion in football. Yeah, it was Kirk and No, that's tough Surgery, yeah George, how we doing? Again, everybody. We've got finest flashbacks 19 to go finest flashbacks Keep going that's Nelson Rada again to 299 wait in Canada and move up in Toronto. God. Yeah. Thank you Nicholas I'll go to Toronto. Toronto's kind of fly. I like Toronto. Toronto's dope. I don't like the cold though. So that could be an issue true The eight months out of the year. It'll be rough Samo Munoz to 1.99 big issue NHL autograph nice Jacob need Tim Hortons in the office First base auto Jordy Vargas That's on that. Let's go Kendall becoming a member. Look at Kendall man true professional today Luis Guanipa and Brandon my first one here grabbing up closing out the first break becoming a member member and this guy do what can't this guy do Kendall man, I think bait beat Lane and FIFA, but that's Two degrees right now unrelated. God can't be you FIFA. No, I blame my name's being them like seven straight times. Oh It's your candle, but it's right here Asturia Ruiz to 1.99 Mola Jose Gerardo It's a balmy two degrees out. Oh boy the end toast to 299. Yeah, two degrees ain't gonna work. I made a I need a couple more digits solace first and Adrian Pinso Jose Gerardo first base auto for the Marlins Congrats on that 28 degrees. That's not too bad. I Just can't go outside of any Pascantino to 499 Yeah, I've been to Toronto once do I hate to say I apologize if any of you blue jays fans I don't like Rogers Center. It's not a nice stadium. It's a 499 junior Garcia. I swung there for it the Dodgers Okay, 38 Fahrenheit. Gosh, I gotcha a little better a little better David. We'll take it a Little better been to Vancouver. Yeah, Vancouver's probably dope nothing to Toronto I love Toronto as a city though is awesome. I loved it. No bad things to say about the city itself very nice I did I really enjoyed my time in Toronto. That's wonder to 100 I'm just southern Illinois. Oh boy Sounds tempting base base base The blue is get Shohei who jays. I don't know To 250 Hans Montero. They should be the blue haze though. They do get Shohei. That'd be dope. Yeah First base auto Everett Cooper for the Nats ever Cooper the third easy three and more base Yeah, Toronto Toronto still Toronto is really cool. I Do mess with Toronto, but Mitch with the Rangers and Gary with the D-backs and a breakers delight. Thank you guys Appreciate you all. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you show Canada show And Yeah, I don't understand that I don't get kind of like going one step forward and then two steps back by getting a show Hey, but then getting rid of Bowen and Gladdy that doesn't make much sense to me one Benjamin to 199. It sounds like you're just gonna be angels all over again There's your don Pretty good things honestly. Well, then Francisca and brother Guerrero Do you know in Cam Collier? 15,000,000 is a decent amount. That's not bad. Yeah, I'm Jay Melendez to 4.99 So now if I suppose true and Rainer Arias first base order there go Giants nice one there grad sand Fran Roger Green Roman Anthony Yo, suede the Paula that is to 2.99 Camilla Diaz Elise Juanita Brandon Maya To 1.99 Drew Jones True green auto is Kenny Gomez for the strokes to 99 congrats on that. There's there's rumors that That's the call of time I go back to the angels. Everyone's like, why would you do that? Runs like if you really go back to the angels, that's like the biggest waste of a Wetdown of all time and biggest let down of all time Drew Gilbert to 4.99 angels fans. I guess What's up, it's not for any fair fair. Yeah, he likes LA von Grissom to 2.99 wearing white and blue Hey I'll mean I'll means if you want to do that Go ahead, but I don't know that doesn't sound like the Doesn't sound like the smart move. I mean he really I'm sure as long as he gets his bag who cares, but That is Luisa Almeida to 1.99 Orioles base and base First base auto Andy Perez for the rocks Nice one there Colorado Delgado in Sanchez base got one been show and Victor Wander raise 4.99 base and bossa and bossa In 18 to go finest flashbacks now everybody a lot of inexpensive teams like good squad still remaining as well So definitely check it on out first shimmer Luis Serna The Yankees Mola and Jose Gerardo and first base auto Jesus Bougarin That's rocks Serna and Almeida. It's a true green Nolan Gorman rookie to 99 nice one there for the cards Congrats, St. Louis almost at Arizona Hello Cam. What's up, Cam? Well-been Francisca first for the Guardians Brother Guerrero Alfredo Duna Spencer Jones, I just do 125 Jordan Lawler Let's go Michelle got some cards arriving. Hell, yeah, I love it Mitchell and purple auto Luis Torres the 250 going through the Angels What's up, Tim? What's up, Tim? Hey, dude today, sir Tim Ellen the house everybody good stuff Jamie P with a Don Russ origins Certified mixer spot in Derek D with a definitive museum spots. Thank you guys again appreciate that Started a deer hunter nice Go Cam. The movie's wild Old De Niro. Oh, yeah, that is Kate Horton Chamelea Javier Rivas today. We got the we got the Great Lakes loons on today. They're batting practice cap so it's like a little goose with a With like a stick using as a bat Yeah, well, I think we're all looking forward to inception for sure Tim That's gonna be a lot of fun man. Juanita 250. That's on that one Pauline and Juanita again on the first Francis picking up a spot in that museum definitive no chance. Can you No, I haven't seen it. No chance. Not on that one. No Hey, did you remove it from the 80s 70s? Oh, no, no, no, no, I don't think so. No brandy. Maya. Absolutely not Yeah, I probably never will and regret it. Ellen Soto first shimmer. What's about Russian roulette? Oh, yeah They're in the Vietnam war and they get captured and they got us this some Russian roulette It's first base auto of Ludwig Espinosa one guy gets like addicted to it. Okay, we'll find him Spoilers That's all right There's plenty to go around True blue manual Valdez the 150 Brady house. Nope They're having it. Nope Nope. No, I have not They space base No, I don't watch I don't watch movies. No, it does not know Not a movie fan So I've seen some like I've seen a couple of like the really big ones But outside of that a couple 499 Drew Gilbert Every now and then you'll make a reference and I'll understand I'm like, oh, I have seen that one. That's kind of how I go off Which movies I've seen the good met singer First base auto for the brew crew base and base like I've heard of dear hunter, but I've never seen it I know the premise of a bunch of movies, but I'm good. I'm out Willie Fannis Invicta true gold Bobby Miller to 50 Nice one there. Oh Jesus. Oh My god, Chris, that's rough Mmm by a brand new god, yeah, nothing worse than having to buy a brand new AC I had to put a new one in my house, too Yeah, Christopher walking trips me out in that movie man Kevin arrow to 250. I don't think I've ever seen him that young And first base auto Brett wisely for the race at his debut this year as well for the San Francisco Giants 18 to go Yeah, Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas Chris. Here's your new AC for real man Sorry, yeah, thanks.  Thank you, buddy and a spot in the mixer later So we're down to Think we're down to 17 to go 17 or 18 You honey Oswarez to 499 top tipo, how you doing buddy? It's going on. Don't you Vargas? How you doing brother? Kunya Lazaril Montez we got hella people in the stream today This is early ready 110 people in the stream and it's 20 minutes get a like time everybody Yeah, make sure to like the stream if you guys There's Rainer Arias you guys haven't Already definitely appreciate it Good to see everybody here first two breaks of the day sold out this and the next one Jacob melt into at 250 as Jake would say the card so hot it's melting Got a yellow auto of Marco Vargas going to the Marlins the 74. Let's say that yeah Isaac and base Yeah, as always good luck to everybody in the breaks tonight. Hope we pull you something big always do Always do hope you pull you something big Nice Corbin Carroll on the Ascension's rookie don't work. That's on that one there Bebex, that's Sarmiento to 499 Now the stash needs to be a permanent thing for sure The snatch goes kind of crazy Stash goes really clean up a little bit. So clean it up a little bit That is brother Guerrero first shimmer Mel and and Vargas you have the Rangers and Ascension break tomorrow. Nice nice nice nice love it First base auto tour in Montgomery Yeah, I've heard of William Otto out of a mega box ain't bad at all. That's pretty solid actually tipo he's good David G with the blue jays and a couple of breaks tomorrow. Thank you Mr. Derek with the spots in the definitive and museum mixer That's gonna be a fun one man half case of museum and a boxing definitive So a lot of possibilities there of course for everybody Again, that is a full break of all 32 teams. I think pretty sure they're all 30 teams I should say it is baseball Nelson Rada to 499 Who and yeah, that's nasty Same Julian out of update. Yeah, not feel that game. I feel that he's a baller. I Like him a lot Because he this is like his year too because he had his first and bowman 23 bowman and then had his rookie in updates. So he's been all over the place He was in cosmic true green Gabe Gonzalez 250 for the Mariners. We've got an orange shimmer Eddie Beltray nice one there Padres heart sank for a second. So it's still very nice.  It's girl. Oh Knowles Oswald Parazza to 75 rookie for the inks. Yo, Andrew Vargas Ariel Castro 250 is Justin Crawford. Good Lord. I always see he's playing for tonight. Yeah, there's Rainer RF Hey, hey for us.  Let's both pay say Benito's in Santiago and in stream And yeah, but we focus all right Jake Jake Jake you go first you go first Bots, but we focus on the game. I know It's bright in front of you not seeing any. Yeah, no text from the the Fort group Fort gang that has a win from the two of you, so 499 is Robert Moore. I swung there for the brew crew. What are we doing, man? What are we doing? Sam is angry I'm gonna get that short print Buster Posey in the finest flashbacks go Jacob.  That is a Christopher Torrin posey now we're talking to 125. That'd be dope. That'd be really dope. Go Knowles Yeah confirmed Florida State Seminole Buster Posey Get a lot of good squads still remain in that a lot of good squads still remain and still got some orange There he is. Let's go Homer. Hell yeah, dude There's Rainer Arias. Oh my goodness package from November tomorrow. Come on Homer. Let's go, baby That message necklace wander to 1.99 Brady house and save your Isaac Oh, I'm a Donald.  That is Louise Perales first base auto And Yasser Mercedes No rough draft for the trash list. Yeah, I'm surprised. Yeah, he's been. Oh, no. He was here yesterday. Yeah That's no mess of them yesterday. Make sure to mess with them tomorrow everyone I want to get a I want to get like five people on the rough draft Fell in Celestine Sebastian Wolcott first Gennaro Miller aka Gennaro guys money do hit that like button. Absolutely. Uh-oh Uh-oh Uh-oh That's a super. We can't get jingled Uh-oh, that's a super fracter That's a super fracter Oh boy Oh boy Okay Matt McLean Axial plies nice one there. Is that a buyback? We got to check if this is a buyback That is one of one axial plies on the um On the super fracter for the pirates. Um, okay, who's got first of all, let's see who has Pittsburgh Pittsburgh is I don't know if this is a buyback or not right now Um, that is Daniel L. That is Daniel L right there Daniel L. We have to check on the buyback for that real quick That'll go right into a mag. Hold on everybody. Um I don't know if it's been claimed yet They made too many one-on-ones on a couple all the first so they had to yeah reprint some and Or not reprint some they had to offer a buyback to get one out of to get one out of the yeah No, it has been purchased. It has been purchased has been purchased, but still that is the true super fracter That is the true super fracter the other one has been destroyed. So that is the only Can't believe I'm saying that but that is the only super fracter in existence of axial plies for that right now So congrats on that one. There we go pirates. Congrats Daniel purple adrian pinto to 250 Cheerio and espinoza That's disgusting. Let's go man And blue ray wave auto Javier Sinoja to 150 nice one there for the marlins Shim and base but still man That is a true true 101 super first axial plaza the gq picture. That's how we know it's plaza That's right. I'm going to bed too disappointing. Damn it to me Yeah, no, there there was a lot. There there was all pretty much all the first had dupes as well. I think it was all the first Um, all right, let me give you guys the link again to finest flashbacks That is down to 17 to go very nice 17 to go and finest flashbacks everyone Finest flashbacks pyt pyt We'll get another one sim Bigger deal bangles when our Lawrence injury. I mean who for who?  The bigger deal is the uh, Lawrence injury Okay Timothy I'm with the yanks down to 16. Thank you. Timothy appreciate your brother All right to get on to choice now. We're almost halfway there. I'm finest flashbacks Literally one one team away from being halfway there. Let's go Tim. Hell yeah, Tim. Love it, dude. Thank you, man Tim Hit a buyback. I don't think I can hit a buyback now Some rage by let's see a brailer Guerrero Tim. That'd be nasty like red True red brailer Guerrero be massive guard. All right starting off with a conor stain Next question is our wins big achievements. Oh lord, dude um Got Kennedy corona first base auto for it the Astros yeah a little stamina salmon stash today John Drippy and trippy. That's right To 250 Anderson de los Santos. I just won there for the Orioles grads Baltimore Thank you, mr. Joseph picking up a 10 box baseball spot. Appreciate you brother Thank you, Joseph on to the next one here everybody. Oh basketball today Baseball. Yeah baseball soccer nice. It's a good start first felon in celestine. Congrats. Uh, mariners that'll that'll play Take felon celestine orders for sure Rats on that Got a lurad Luis Rodriguez. That's cartels lurad Congrats on that st. Louis stl And white speckle to 299 Hans Montero for the inks Hans Mons Hans Montero Michael with the debacks down to 15 halfway sold out on finest flashbacks ladies and gents. Thank you all Michael. Thank you, buddy 15 to go and then we'll be into the finest mixer That is going to be a seven box top spinus mixer at 60 a spot random team style teams in we got an orange in here, Kyle We got an orange That is going to be johnny perone first base auto for the rays. There you go, uh, tim We've got louise paralysis first base auto for the red socks And nice one here is orange wave to 25 bj cook for the uh athletics nice one Cool Who should win the hyzer onyx in Daniels down This number's got like a thousand more yards than the rest of the guys. So probably should and a Hell of a lot more touchdowns That's jack beneda first Nice one there for the uh royals got a first base auto of griff mcgary for the fillies quite a uh Quite a favorite one bow loss to washing it for the second time. Yeah, that's okay. That's valid to 299 clark elliot. It's very valid Clark elliot for the athletics Thank you there tim picking up a 10 box football spot. So we have a bunch of spots all over the place coming in Right now. It's awesome. Yeah, thank you everybody Now down to like I said just a total of First up. We've got Javier Valdes first base auto for the uh braves Let's get mixes in nice Think penics candle Put a bet in candle if you think so first base auto esus bastidas Congrats yanks And to 250 true purple junior franco That's arizona Arizona There's joy or tease first base auto Orioles are not first but base auto for the Orioles Got a marcus lee sang going to the fillies again with candle And to 299 yohander revero for the nationals. That's washington. You did indeed lane Yeah, that's still ins boy. Yeah axial applause axial The uh, only one currently remaining now is the other the first one has been bought back So now I've got this one right here. It is now uh, the only one in existence Uh first base auto bladermere satsuyo Oh the rockies Uh for the diamond backs christian serda Congrats arizona Another first base auto and then refractor first to 499 bladermere satsuyo Grats on that one as well. Stephen h picking up a spot in the donra certified origins mixer. Thank you, buddy Appreciate that a lot of good football tonight a lot of really good football tonight mixers Including the one from yesterday the iMac for the year's mixer You ripping the rest of that one tonight or ripping that break tonight would be fun nine to go on that So we're into single digits Nice brandon maya first. There you go. Yanks on the auto So celestin first auto and maya first in this case so far not too shabby Got green lava of camillo diaz 27 or 99 astros Camillo Diaz And then to 499 andy perez for the rocks hashtag rocktober always hashtag rocktober Who's that? The Mormons are here, I think That was that was that was not unexpected to see that Jesus calles first base auto for the uh for the dodgers Laos angeles That is going to be gyre casanova to 150 choice exclusive for the braves congrats bravos And then rookie auto green to 99 brett baby. There you go mets Brett baby action This is very much expect you to see like joe or lane or something and that was not joe or lane Andy sanchez or aiden sanchez aiden sanchez first base auto for the cubs That is a choice exclusive to 150 of eddie beltrae For the Padres congrats San Diego And cate hunter to 499 for the reds.  Yeah, michael Yeah, I'm excited to hear what you got in those Very excited to hear what you get in those that's fair first base auto of mike coyado for the garrians got a gerardo contero bravos there you go braves And then a purple gyre casanova for the braves as well to 250 All right again before the last box Let me drop you guys a link 15 to go halfway sold out on finest flashbacks to go on finest flashbacks 15 to go 15 to go 15 to go break and soon everyone that is a p y t as well So if your team is still on the board You've got Chicago has been told they're out At least four other teams believe to still be contenders for otani What were the cubs contenders?  It's going to be a team. They're not talking about Yeah That's what he's trying to do is be quiet Shoio tani is going to be a washington national That is eddie bel tray first base auto for the shohei the pirate trace Nice one there. We've got a true gold or not true gold shimmer to 50 is canard ilgato gold shimmer Gold shimmer to 50 canard ilgato for the inks Nice one there at the yankees and then johnny perone to 499 for the race congrats race. There you go, tim Nice one there, buddy All right, let's do a quick recap Pirates got ninth pick an mlb rule of five draft is tomorrow. Nice. All right. We've got eddie bel tray drala cantero Mike coyado, adan sanchez, jesus gilese, brandon maia Vladimir restatutio christian serda marcus lee sang joe orteez. Jesus bastidas Javier valdez. It's all chris the oakland shoey's Could you imagine griff mccary jack panada louise paralysis johnny perone? He's gonna have really good vegas. He's smart. It fell in salisthen kennedy carona conor stain louise paralysis torrain montgomery bret wisely ben metzinger woodwing espinoza Jesus bugarin andy pares reyner arias ever cooper jose gerardo jordy vargas joe estez bret malone marcus lee sang and luke gold Got colored autos now. We have the 499 refractors johnny perone kate hunter andy pares Vladimir restatutio robert more junior garcia to 299 gerardo cantero Clark elliot that is hans montero yo ande revero and carlos de la cruz the 250 louise torrez junior franco drier casanova anderson de los santos the 150 eddie bel tray drier casanova Javier sanoja to 99 robert more millo dies bret baity kenny gomez to 75 marco vargas to 50 canter del gato and a 25 eddie bel tray as well as bj cook And then one of one super fracter true first of oxial plaza the only one in existence now Only one in existence I'll do it for the break everyone. Thanks again for the fill up next is um


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