With some pending free agents coming up like a Michael Pearson and Jimmy Smith, should the Ravens do a sign and trade to get more immediate value for those guys? Will trying to hurt Lamar Jackson moving forward be every team's motive? Have the Ravens actually been looking for Lamar Jackson for a long time now? Please and many many more questions on this episode of NFL Questions from Subscribers. If you want to be part of NFL Questions from Subscribers, just send me an email at teamkeepitclean.com. If you send your question in a DM, we'll talk about it right there, but it's not going to be part of Questions from Subscribers, so don't be on here looking for it like hey, where my question go? It's right there in the DM where you left it. So if you want to be part of NFL Questions from Subscribers, send me an email at teamkeepitclean.com. Let's get into these questions from the people that emailed him. First question came from my boy Michael Farmer. He said, ooh, this is a long one. He said, what's up in Raven? I have a rather different kind of question regarding our league MVP Lamar Jackson. I had a thought tonight about Lamar's quad injury that seems to be painfully ironic. I don't want to put this out to the universe, but I had to ask, how ironic would it be if Lamar had suffered a career threatening injury from playing in the pocket instead of running the ball? Lamar loves to talk about him being at higher risk to injury, running the ball, but failed to notice how elusive he is outside the pocket. He consistently gets himself out of harm's way, running out of bounds, or bracing himself against a big hit. Most QBs are usually cut from the traditional quarterback tree, who look to stay in the pocket and complete the pass by any means necessary. Lamar is obviously different in his play, but with him wanting and truthfully needing to add to that pro level arm he has to become a more complete player, him suffering an injury trying to become that traditional pocket passing QB just might be more of a dangerous decision. Most QBs sustain career ending injuries from the pocket. If this was to happen, what would you think the Steven A's of the world would say then? Would it shut them up, or would it just give the sports world another glorified topic to comment on? Oh man, you know they would love that. You saw it, I wish my guy would have sent it to me before I made the video. Because right after the video where we were talking about the 49ers in the bills taking a cheap shot at Lamar, Tony Gonzalez was on TV saying, hey the only way to beat Lamar Jackson, you need to hit him, you need to take him out, you need to hurt him. And he said yeah, when you take those shots at him, you take those cheap shots at him, it's going to come with some 15 yard penalties, it's going to come with some flags, but if you take him out that's the only way to beat him. And I'm like, this dude is really out here pushing for this? Like really? Like this dude is really out here pushing for teams and of course the 49ers in bills, they did it, but I'm like this guy is actually really out here putting it out there. I thought something like that is supposed to be one of them little unspoken words man. It's supposed to be one of them unspoken things. But this guy actually went on TV and he said yeah, do that, that's how you stop Lamar, hurt him. I'm like wow, really?  And again there's so many people that that's what they want to happen because they just want to be right. They would rather a game-changing quarterback, a game-changing player, not just Raven's changing but NFL game-changing. They would rather be right in this dude getting hurt for the long haul than just say hey, well maybe he can't get this done. Maybe this is sustainable. And it's sad but that's the sad truth of this whole thing man, it's the sad truth. They also said, what do you think would add more value to the team as a whole, a receiver to be paired with Hollywood and Andrews for the offense or another pass rusher to pair up with Judon for a defense or a kick punt returner, or a kick punt returning, returning Phenom like Devin Hester. Oh, wow. Oh, as far as a receiver, I think would just depend on how the offense was called. If they were going to be playing a game where they actually got the receivers involved a lot more, then I would say that.  A kick slash punt returning Phenom like Hester. Now that would just change a lot because we haven't had that since Jacobi Jones and it's really never been the same since but like we haven't had that guy because we had some guys that were little flashes here and there but they didn't like, I mean they didn't have that consistency like a Jacobi Jones or they didn't develop that respect in the return game like a Jacobi Jones or like a Devin Hester like those guys who you know like oh man anytime he could take it the distance and that's scary. Like if we had that, so you know what? Based off of this team, based off of how it's been, I'm going to say that. I'm going to say that because in the return game we've been lacking there big time. So that, yeah, I'm going to say a returner. That's a really, really good question and really, really great questions in this whole thing man. And he said thank you for your time in reading this, appreciate the work. You consistently put out for us Ravens fans. And I appreciate y'all man. I appreciate y'all big time man. Thank you for making Team Keep It Clean. Like I said, what it is man. This neighborhood that we've established together. So I love y'all and I appreciate y'all. Next question came from a boy Jay. He said with expiring contracts that are coming up with Jimmy Smith and Michael Pierce, would it be smart for the Ravens to sign them and trade them while their value is still high on the market? I know teams like the Eagles in Miami need a corner and someone always needs a big run stopper. So why don't we sign them and trade them for picks in this upcoming draft? I know we can get at least a few picks from them, at least a second and a fifth round for one. Most likely Smith, if he can stay healthy and keep playing the way that he has been playing on the run. Maybe a third for Michael Pierce, but I do think the trend of big defensive linemen, 350 to 380 pounds is dying with the league wanting small and athletic defensive linemen like in the 250 to 321 range. Oh, you got real specific with that weight. He says would it be smart to trade them for picks and do like what the 49ers did with their picks and draft an athletic defensive linemen around Judon and Williams and keep most of the loaded secondary in this new era. And I did think with the next draft after this one, we would need to find a replacement for Yonda. Keep up the good work and shout out to Carter and Team Keeper Clean. I appreciate it, Jay. Thank you, man. With the Jimmy Smith, no, I don't like that idea. Either you're going to keep them or you're going to let them go. Sign and trade for Jimmy Smith. No, because if you do a sign and trade for Jimmy Smith, you run the risk of not really even getting anything back for him or team not even wanting to trade for him because they would have to give up assets for him. They had to give up draft picks for him. And I do not see anybody giving up a second for Jimmy Smith. I don't. He's been banged up his entire career. He's been hurt his entire career. He I mean, he even got hurt this year. And again, it wasn't his fault, but he got hurt again this year. So if they look at his history and they like, oh, they're not going to give up no second round pick for no Jimmy Smith, not even a third round pick for Jimmy Smith. Probably not even a fourth. Probably not even a fourth. Like we traded a fifth for Marcus Peters, a fifth and Kenny Young. You think somebody going to give up something higher than that for Jimmy Smith? No, I just I couldn't see it. So no, I wouldn't I wouldn't do that. Either going to keep them or you let them go. Don't hold them hostage to try to trade them for something. Now, Michael Pierce, I know you said for him, you think we would get would you say a fifth? Well, it's like, oh, no, you said maybe a third for Michael for Michael Pierce. For that one, if they did that, I could see that. But I mean, you can get it. You can get a comp pick because he's going to get signed to some big money by the Jets. He's going to get signed a big money deal and he will be worth. Well, he'll get he'll get the Ravens a third round comp pick. It wouldn't be until next the season after he got signed. But still like the signing trade thing. I think it would be a better idea for Michael Pierce, but for Jimmy Smith. No, next question came from my boy, Tyair. He said, ain't gravy. Do you think it would be a good move to get Odell Beckham, Jr. from Cleveland in this offseason? I would love to bring an elite wide receiver to our offense next year. Since he's available, I think it could be a great move. No, I don't because I think Odell could cause a distraction. Not because he's dramatic. Either way, he can be sometimes, but because he wouldn't eat like that, at least based off of how this offense is right here right now. And of course I do expect it to evolve over time, but he's not going to eat here. This is not an offense for receivers to eat. If you greedy, which I ain't got no problem with a receiver being, of course they receive it. They're going to want the ball. But if you're not going to come here and be an expect like 60, 70 catches unless you're playing tight end, but you're not going to expect 60, 70 catches a thousand, 1100, 1200 yards, 10, 15 touches. You're not going to you can't come here expecting that because that's not what you're going to get out of this offense. It isn't efficient offense.  So I wouldn't even want them to bring Odell Beckham Jr. here if that was going to be the case because he's, I mean, if he's upset now, how things are going in Cleveland and obviously losing makes everything worse. But if he's upset now would have things are going in Cleveland. Like if you look at his numbers, I think his numbers right now in Cleveland are better than any other Ravens receivers numbers. And he don't like that. But again, Cleveland is losing too. So that plays a big part. But, um, no, I'm not, no, I wouldn't want Odell Beckham Jr. on the radio. I used to, I used to, but now with the way the offense is. And again, he's not going to be able to eat like that.  Next question came from a boy, BG method. He said engraving. I really enjoy your videos and I usually comment there. But I've never submitted any questions. I'm from East Baltimore, but I wasn't a fan until 98. They earned my fandom. I'm in the army. So I've lived all over. Chris Moore is my second cousin. Oh, I never spoke with him before and Chris senior. And I haven't. Oh, and Chris senior and I haven't seen each other since we were little guys. My mother talks to him some though. Okay. I wish Chris was doing a little bit better, but he's a good special team. All that to get to my theory slash question. And see, that's the thing, man. You, you, you, um, I know I've been guilty of it before. When, when you may talk about a player, speak of a player that may be struggling and may not be doing good at all. I got to realize that these are people's family members and their family members watch this. They see this stuff. They hear about them in the media. They see them on YouTube or all kinds of stuff. But that's cool, man. Anyway, he said this Lamar Jackson thing is something Ozzie has been trying to get for quite some time. You think so? Let's see. Well, before Lamar Ozzie wanted a mobile QB in Baltimore. Now, I don't think he was sure about the, about the G-Roll angle, but hit me out on this and tell me if you agree. My timeline may be a little off, but this is all off the dome after conversation. And I wanted to run it by you. Okay. Okay. Let's see. Go back and look at the fact that we drafted Cal Bola. He was athletic, strong on, could run a little bit. I always say Ozzie was one Cal QB too early. I think the next significant Cal QB was Aaron. Oh, Aaron. Aaron Rogers. He said, hey, Aaron. Yeah. Back up was Anthony Wright. Little athleticism, next was Simon McNair. He was older, but still would run when he had to. You making some good points here. He was older. Oh, my fault. I read that already. Drafted Smith out of OSU. So Troy Smith. Okay. Hey, oh, I see where you're going with this. So next up must be the human highlight reel. Let's see. He said athletic QB. Joe Flacco was sneaky athletic, more so than the other option when he was drafted, Matt Ryan, who the Ravens actually wanted. And they tried to trade up, but it didn't work out for him, which it ended up working out for the Ravens. Thank you. Then we draft Tyrod, who was Vic Light at Virginia Tech. Near the end of the Flacco era in 2017, we try to sign RJ3 and he decides to sit out the season. 2018, we start looking into cap, but you know how that went. So we go back to RJ3 and sign him. We hired Greg Roman quietly as a run game coordinator, assistant coach. Yes, I was just having the same conversation. But my timeline didn't go as far back as yours, but I love this and I love what you're seeing. Let's keep going. People may have thought about it, but not a lot. Then the draft comes before the draft. We don't even talk to Lamar because we don't want anyone to get wind of our interest. Then we draft him, making sure he's a first rounder so we can get five years. Ozzie set all this up. It was a master stroke when you sit back and look at it. Now, Harbs had to know and EDC had to know and be on board. I'm sure they gave input, but I believe that Ozzie has been trying to get this for a while. Without the success he was looking for. It was his final draft at the helm. They knew Flacco was nearly done in Baltimore and he was going to get his mobile QB. It was even better than he could get, or that he could get more picks while doing it. It's a theory. I think the Greg Roman piece was Harbs' idea and I think RJ was the cover. So teams would further think we're not looking into Lamar. What do you think? Ooh, I love that, man. Why you gotta come with all this fire? Oh, I love that. I love that, man. Love that. Because that's something I never even thought of that before. I've never thought about that before. Wow, that's, you took it back. We've thought about the RG3 and the Kaepernick and all those situations, but never thought about it with Tyrod. And he was drafted in the fifth round, so maybe that's why. And with Troy Smith, he was drafted late too. He started a little bit, not too much, but they didn't really invest into those guys like that. So that would be the only difference. They didn't invest into those guys like that. But with Steve McNair, I mean, he was obviously that starter and he did this thing. He got kicked out of Tennessee and then he came here, 13 and three. But that is, oh, I love that. And it just makes sense. It makes sense, but I think, maybe he was toying with it a little bit. Maybe he's like, yeah, I'll take him, but I ain't gonna put too much in it. I'm not gonna invest too much in it. But with Lamar Jackson that will, for them to really start putting those investments in place, yeah, like a Greg Roman. They brought in a Greg Roman. They brought in a James Urban. And then, yeah, of course, trying to get Kaepernick, that not working out, then trying to get RG3, that not working out, then them resurfacing back to RG3 and then finally working out. So yeah, I do, I see exactly where you're going or where you went with it and I love it. It does make sense. So, and then he said, this Lamar Jackson thing, oh, my fault, I'm looking at the wrong part. He said, one other thing, I think teams are starting to try to hurt Lamar Jackson. Oh, he sent, let me tell you the date he sent this. He sent this on December 10th. Okay, it's December 11th. So this was before he sent this December 10th, I think in the morning, yeah, two in the morning. So he sent this way before the story even came out about Lamar Jackson saying that he thinks teams are trying to hurt. I mean, we saw it in the Bills in 49ers game. We saw it in both games before Lamar even said anything. But anyway, he said, I think teams are starting to try to hurt Lamar Jackson. Buffalo took a few shots on him and I don't think those were accidental. They were directed to touch him and eat a penalty or two. The fear is, will that be the thing that gets him hurt? Not the running and getting hit, but the late hits in the pocket or setting the throw. What do the Ravens do?  By the way, is there full version of your intro music? You should let that one rock one time with some steals of the Ravens playing. Keep doing your thing and shout out to the family. I appreciate it, man. Thank you, man. There is a full version. We just waiting though. We just waiting. Maybe one day we'll drop a video with it, I'll see. I might try to surprise some people with it one day, maybe, because when people don't be watching the whole videos, that might be when I throw it in there. I might throw it in there in the middle of a video or something. But anyway, that's what it is, man. That's what it is, man. And yeah, teams, I think teams are definitely gonna do that. They're gonna do that. And like we talked about earlier, Tony Gonzalez, he pushed it. So I definitely think that's how it's gonna be. Guys are gonna look at that and be like, man, what's the only way to stop them? Try to take them out. It's just a sad reality. Next question. Came from a guy, a corp marine. Simplify. He said, hey, sir, how are you and your family doing? Love your videos, been following for a while. Definitely enjoy the content. So I appreciate that, man. Thank you. Excuse me. A little gas left over. Here we go. He said, we have a great defense, but I was looking at our defense back in the Ray Lewis and Erie Reed era, and they used to dish out huge hits to the point where offenses were afraid to run the ball and even throw in the middle of the field. Watching this year, I see a lot of arm tackling, not really too many big hits like in the Ray Lewis era. For example, against the 49ers, the big touchdown run they had, I believe if Earl Thomas would've put his shoulder pads on them, not trying to arm tackle, we would've stopped that touchdown. Do you believe if we had bigger hitters on the team like a Ray Lewis, Erie, Suggs, Pollard, like we previously did in the past that our Ravens defense would be more fearful than they are now? Don't get me wrong, we have an amazing defense, just need that savage warrior. I'm trying to make a statement hit on the ball carrier. God bless and simplify. Appreciate you, man. Yes, but no. Let me tell you why it's a no. That would be nice, but you gotta take into account the era of football that we're in. The game has gotten a lot softer. If you even look at some people the wrong way, it'll be a 15-yard penalty. So yeah, having that big hitter that can instill fear in the opponent would be nice, but it will come at a price. It will come at a 15-yard penalty. It will come at a possibly being ejected from the game.  They'll be like, oh, helmet to helmet, hit unnecessary roughness. So that era, that era was fun, and that era was some serious, especially with defense, but that era has passed, and they can't hit like they used to anymore. They just can't. So that's why if we did have a big hitter like that, it just, I don't wanna say it would do us more bad than good, but it will come with a lot of bad with it because there will be flags galore. Next question came from a boy, Terrence Briscoe. He said, what's up? Question for y'all, can Ravens have a top three offense and defense by the end of the season? Well, offense, certainly. Defense, I don't know where they are right now. I don't know where they are right now. I know ever since week five, it's been some serious. It's been, it's been some serious. Like these, I think that the act was the bills game, the most points that they've given up. No bills, it was, it was that, that game was 24, 17, I think, right? Something like that. Hmm, they, oh, let me look at this Raven schedule, man. Cause they, it's a possibility. Cause that defense, man, they've been like, they've been doing really, really good, man. They've been doing really, really good. Let me look at these scores, man. Let me look at these scores. So, okay, so week four, that was the brown. They put up 40. After that, when they went on their way in street, Steelers got 23, Bengals got 17, Seahawks got 16, Patriots got 20, Bengals got 13, Texans got seven, Rams got six, 49s got 17, Bills got 17. It's a possibility, man. They ain't been giving up that many points, man. They really haven't, teams ain't been going crazy scoring on them, Raven's been holding it down points wise, man. So I think it's a possibility that they really could. Next question came from a boy, Walt. He said, Walt here again, sir and Raven always good to see the family any time, not just this past Sunday. Glad you got all the rice up. Oh, he was talking about when we were live streaming the Bills game, and my wife, she spilled, Carter spilled rice on the floor. She spilled Chinese food on the floor, so it was just, they came in here and made a mess. Anyway, appreciate that, Walt. He said, listening to the current issue of question from subscribers, which leads me to respond and question. Yes, Josh, some Browns fans. Oh, to my God, Josh Hoffman. Yes, Josh, some Browns fans are behavior, our behavior is as shameful as other teams fans throughout the league. And Raven, do you think that DeCosta will have to move up for a pass rusher, remain in place for the best athlete available, or moving up will cost too much capital in order to obtain a one to 10 pick, or just move down or out of the first round and guard the more picks? Yeah, I think moving up would just be too much for DeCosta, especially in top 10, like to have to go from 32 to the top, to like, ooh, that's big yikes. That's a lot, that will take a lot. Like, that will take a whole lot. And I just, I can't see him giving up all of that, especially if he ain't give up all that for Jamal Adams, then I can't see him giving up all that to move up in the draft. So I could see them trading back. I mean, they'd only be one pick away from the second round. So some teams may want that 32nd pick in the first round, but anyway, they could move back or just stay put, but I feel like they would move back to get even more picks. But if it's a guy that's there, that they really, like, I can see them moving up, but as far as moving all the way up to the top 10, nah, I don't see that happening. And he said, secondly, everyone, and rightly so, that Greg Roman will be receiving a head coaching job. How about Don Martindale for the job? He's done with the defense. Yeah, we talked about him too, both of them. Of course, Greg Roman gets more, I think Greg Roman gets more attention though, because he's running the offense and one, we've never seen a Ravens offense like this before. Two, they are the number one offense, scoring offense in the league. Three, just the efficiency of the offense.  I got a sneeze. Ooh, I feel another one in there too. Wow. Oh, oh no. Uh-oh. Did that get on me? I thought. Wow, those are some powerful sneezes, man. Woo. Wow, the question must go on. He said, so, yeah, with Greg Roman, to me, I think he's gotten more attention because the offense is number one. We've never seen a Ravens offense like this and because of the efficiency and with the efficiency, they may not put up all the yards in the world on different play, I mean, on different games, but they still are very efficient nine times out of 10. Like even against the Bills game, everybody was considering it a bad game for Le Mans offense, but he threw three touchdowns. They threw one pick, but he threw three touchdowns and the standards have changed. But in Ravens, as far as Don Martindale, it's like this is what Ravens defensive coordinators have done. They've always had a, not always, but they usually top 10 defense, they usually pretty good defense. So I think with Greg Roman, he has surpassed a lot of people's expectations and when Don Martindale, he's just met people's expectations. I still think he's in the mixed-off with head coaching job. But he said, oh, he said, how about Don Martindale for the job he's done with the defense? For a team that lacks a pass rush, you all have hit a lot of QBs in the backfield. Yeah, that pass rush has improved drastically over the past couple of weeks. And he said, finally, shout out to Steve Saunders and Anthony Watson, the head and assistant strength and conditioning coaches keeping Le Mans healthy throughout all the helmets to his legs in an effort to slow him down. And he said, good luck tonight. Cause I'm recording this part of the video before the Thursday night football game. The game is in about four and a half hours cause it's 3.51 right now. So yeah, it's in four and a half hours. So yeah, it's almost time. But we appreciate you all. Thank you, man. Next question came from a boy Alquan. He said, what's up in Raven? Do you think the Ravens will ever hire Ray Lewis, Ed Reid, or anyone else that's close to the Ravens to any type of role within the organization? I can see them doing it with Ray Lewis, Ed Reid though. I mean, if you're talking about like front office type coaching with as for next to hardball, I can't see it. I don't see it. And I know that he said he squashed his stuff with all of them with Ed Reid especially. But a reason why I wouldn't see that happening is because I feel like if Ray Lewis or Ed Reid was to come on board as a coach, some type of coach, some type of assistant coach, even if it was just a defensive backer, linebacker's coach, whatever. I feel like if one of those two were to come on board, then hardball would run the risk of losing the team. And I know a lot of people would be like, oh yeah, well they could bring so much leadership and they could bring so much experience and knowledge, which they could, but also he would run that risk because a lot of these players may look at a Ray Lewis, may look at an Ed Reid like, oh, that's Ray Lewis. That's Ed Reid, like these two, they done been here, they done done it. They done been at the top of the game before for years at their positions and whatnot. And then as a collective unit too, man, that's those guys. I've always wanted to meet them. I've always wanted to be around them.  You need to have a true established leader that's gonna guide you to where you need to be, to that's gonna refocus you and put you in the right direction. Right now for them that would be as a coach, that would be John Harbaugh. But if you have a Ray Lewis there, if you have an Ed Reid there, if you have both or even either one, that could run the risk of them not turning toward John Harbaugh. Even if Ray Lewis or Ed Reid deflected it to John Harbaugh, they're like, hey, he's a head coach. He's the guy that this thing needs to go through. Even if they did that, a lot of people could still turn to them. So the leadership that John Harbaugh, the role of being the leader that John Harbaugh was supposed to have, people may not view it the same.


You and every woman Every woman is breaking out, and our goal is to keep you informed no matter where you are or where you end up Welcome back to every way woman. So if we had a crystal ball, where would we be? I'm wondering what's next for every way woman Madison? The world the world is in our hands and it's going to be better off for it I feel prophetic. I know right. Yeah, I do agree. I think that every woman has so many possibilities And when we sit down we talk about what can we go and what can we do and who can we reach? We want to reach everybody. I mean our show is built to be National and international it's built to be taken out of the studio Yes, it is and you're a queen of non-profit. I mean you do so many speaking engagements For me, I mean, of course it's it's it's getting to the top But for me, it's more touching lives You know the whole incident with starbucks. 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I want to go I want to go back there I want to go to chicago in my hometowns and really connect with those people And it's such a great opportunity to give them a face It's funny you mentioned midwest because there was one of things when we actually put in consideration that our show When we're talking about the creating the show it the show is really built for middle america and i'm from middle america We love the middle america Illinois and but you know the opportunities are great But we I can see us in workshops and networking events our green room comes alive You should see the people networking in the green room and it's great It's because they're they see opportunity They meet other like-minded women and they just go crazy. Well, and that's interesting You say like what minded women because every way woman isn't just the name of a show It's a lifestyle. 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Please give a warm-up house to Tobias Fiebig who will be talking about IP version 6 global scanning. Thank you So good evening everybody nice that you still made it even though it's 11 p.m. Of course, this is not Work of me alone. It is joint work with colleagues from UC Santa Barbara Kevin Bogolto, Shuanghao, Chris of Krugel and Giovanni Wigner First thing about me I have a Bachelor of Science in cognitive science And somewhat noticed that wetwear is not really my life So I actually went on to get a master's in network engineering and since I got that I'm more or less desperately trying to get a PhD from Professor Feldman and Professor Seifert it to your Berlin My research interest can be summarized as Basically what nobody else does but not because my stuff is ingenious, but because most people say well, that's stupid That won't work anyway and I think we all know this as misconfiguration so You all know these nice people that are running database servers on the internet without authentication I have heard of a big ISP that actually managed to run their provisioning system on the internet, which Was not that good for connectivity for their customers There's also other nice examples. So mitfarge liegenheiten DE was actually pretty good and doing backups They even encrypted them and stored the ASQ with it And there's always a fun of finding an ice-card the device That belongs to some bulletproof hoster read write on the internet And something I had to learn there is something called remote DMA what could be better than doing DMA over the internet So Basically, whatever I will tell you today Is directed at finding these? But first things first ethics I may tell you about a nice tool to have a lot of fun with But basically, what are you stoned or stupid? You don't hack a bank across state lines from your house.  Follow this good advice Think about this event think about the amount of bandwidth you have think about the amount of benefits other people have Think about them having this nice time between the holidays at the end of the year where they don't want to work Which might happen if suddenly DNS service start crashing and other services become unreliable so Back to my motivation and Some view of a related work The first part will be a little bit dry So if you start to get bored There's a special slide where I also push next to you to wake you up Just right before the fun stuff stuff starts. So please don't run away. So in the beginning There was ZMAP that was like three years ago And It starts this whole thing about we can scan the whole IPv4 internet We can do like internet-wide security evaluations and That was actually a whole whole lot of fun. So I think two years ago There was this nice service in one of the lecture halls at this event Where you would have something like chat roulette only was BNC service Yes, you love but actually brings us to the second point. It stops being funny when you find some Asset construction facility in India on one of these slides ZMAP was heavily used to scan for hot lead and to do analysis and how hot lead was mitigated ZMAP was used to scan for Well, at least open TCP ports where you could then do an Key exchange to see how is key sharing between HTTPS servers in the world There was research on amplification attack servers. Well, basically the amplifiers for the amplification attacks and this Ability to exhaustively scan Actually helps the security community a lot But as was all good things or rather not so good things in this case IPv4 is coming to an end There's only also many addresses two to the power of 32 in fact theoretically And there's a lot of work Investigating how this is getting more and more exhausted and by now getting an IPv4 addresses actually pretty hard So What happened is that people introduced IPv6 like 20 years ago roundabout think even more With IPv6 there comes a lot more addresses like two to the power of 128 theoretically And we can actually see that IPv6 is starting to get adapted so the graph I have here is Actually a bandwidth graph from this event But and we see that at peak points we At peak points we saw around 25% of outbound IPv6 traffic This is a little bit skewed because as soon as you deploy IPv6 to your user network You will suddenly see a lot of traffic to like two or three big players like Google with YouTube and Facebook But it still demonstrates that IPv6 is a thing that's coming However, if we start to use for example that map on IPv6, we will suddenly have to wait I Cannot really pronounce that number, but it's really really huge and I don't really intend on living that long so Let's come to related work. So Looking at IPv4 addresses was an interesting tool. It was not only used in security community But especially there and helped a lot there So people want to have the same thing for IPv6 Current work is relatively Focused on starting or trying to observe IPv6 address usage in the wild not doing active scans But having some vantage point where they sit where they can read something which provides some information about Used IPv6 addresses So for Romsky, Plonka and Berger They are using the access logs of a large CDN. Of course as good scientists, they don't disclose Which CDN this is but one of them has an echo my mailing address Six at all who are mostly the Vantage point freest of them all They are using various DNS data sources, but not the same as I will present in this talk and then there's Grusser at all They do have for some reason access to a large European IXP and Can look on flow data there and thereby can get information about utilized IPv6 address in the wild So let's quickly go over these so For Romsky Plonka and Berger actually provided the nice work where they use their data sources to train a tool Which could then predict another active that means replying to ICMP IPv6 address based on the data sets I had observed previously They are mostly using the CDN data They have a small really really tiny portion of data that was gathered as the data I will present on And they utilize trace route data This has certain drawbacks for example the CDN logs of course do not really represent a lot of well servers Especially not service in the wide internet out there Trace route data is by nature really really really bias towards networking devices because well, it's trace route data The work by grass at all in principle is somewhat similar So they also try to predict active IPv6 addresses based on a data set they have So then we have suits at all suits at all are actually Doing various Mining's on DNS data sets so they have Recursor data sets so they actually get logs from DNS recurses But they are also doing something really fun where they would actually do a PTR lookup for every address in the IPv4 space And then a do an quad a lookup to get the IPv6 address for that FQDN And and their work is actually one of the big motivations for what I'll be presenting today Because they figured out that IPv6 security is not really doing that well In other words is doing terribly But well so in Summary I looked at my basement. I didn't find a CDN I looked it off further, and I didn't find an IXP and when I asked my XP if ISP if they wanted to let me read their recursus access logs, they also said something including no Well, but on the other hand, so if I was a politician, I would now be like but we have this IOT This Internet of Things says we really need the scanning to protect all the people so Well, we came up with methodology by the way This is the point where you want to wake up people next to you that didn't really care about related work so first things first so There's another person I'd like to credit. It's Peter van Dijk I'm not really sure if I can do the IJ thing correctly because I'm not Dutch but I hope I Well, I tried anyway, I met him at last ITF in Berlin and as I well heard he's Dutch I believed him when he started to talk about DNS And he said if I want to get a lot of IPv6 addresses that are assigned to servers not clients I should actually look at well IPv6 reverse DNS He said he had some like interesting preview result thingies and I should start to dig into that So well as I said Dutch people know about DNS like most of the DNS servers were currently using come from the Netherlands Let's try it so Let's start with a short recap so IPv6 address as I said 128 bits and you can represent it in 32 so-called nibbles those are the little Things representing hexadec decimal characters. We see here And reverse DNS is a way to get for an IP address you have an FQD and a fully qualified domain name You do this by Doing some transformation to the IPv6 address. So you first reverse it And then you put basically points between each of the nibbles for different levels and the PTR tree And as top level domain and second level domain you have IPv6 dot R per and under that tree You then find a Record and that record you can do a PTR request to and then you get a FQD and from the DNS server So the next thing that is somewhat Important at this point is how DNS works so RFC 1034 I hope I get this right. I see somebody and the audience that will probably beat me up if I don't It's not really clear about it, but but tries to mean it so it got clarified and RFC 80 20 The meaning of NX domain Technically NX domain should mean if you receive the reply NX domain from a server For a point and a tree Like the one to the right That there's nothing at that point you requested or anywhere there under So what what this technology basically is is Descending trees on where we received a no error for the root node We can actually try this So we we have our given root here, which is IPv6 dot upper We do a DNS query for zero dot IPv6 dot upper We get an NX domain so we don't descend in that tree We do the same for the one we do the same for the two three four up to the e and we always get an X domain We know well, we don't have to descend that tree. Well when we have the F We do get a no error. We don't get any data back, but we get no error. So well we descend that tree Let's try I Never managed to clear our class. Sorry Anyway, we do the same thing again and this time we start with a zero And we immediately get a no data or no error So we can descend that tree already jump And do the same thing again, and then we descend that tree and by doing this 32 times So an IPv6 address there's 32 nibbles We can finally arrive at utilized IPv6 addresses And you see if we start with a zero This is basically a depth first search in this huge DNS tree that is spanned out by the reverse DNS name system So as I said, this is in itself not new you have RC 7707 which actually discusses this as a possible technique for network reconnaissance and smaller networks and They actually reference this Peter van Dijk who recommended this technique to me And he actually wrote a small block article about this like three four years ago And provided the Python implementation, which you can utilize to actually scan the network or rather DNS PDI prefix This was also the starting ground for the tooling which will be provided to you in the end of this talk first What I used to conduct these scans is Well, it's basically the compute server we have for doing machine learning at the research group And my colleagues were not so happy that they had to stop doing this while did my scans But as I produce something called academic code, which is basically like startup code what we don't call a production ready Everybody who loved works in a startup But but I'm pretty sure that somebody who is actually better with code than me So like a programmer who can actually write production code Will also be able to run this code. Well, the code they write themselves on their laptop so the first thing what when I thought about this technique was That that I do a depth first search Which is a pretty bad thing if the first part of the tree is on a really really slow DNS server on the other side of the world So you want to have the opportunity to do some kind of breadth-first search to paralyze over different DNS servers For this I basically just iterate in four nibble steps. So in a first step, I Will iterate up to a length of four nibbles for all possible FGDN REC over PDI entries Then I will collect all of these and for each of these do the enumeration step for another four nibbles Based on flavor on personal case one Why also opt to go from 16 nibbles to 32 directly so from 64 bit 228 bit Which may have advantages may have disadvantages, but we will see that later when we look at the data So this was basically what I built directly after ITF. I Hacked this together Went to the office ran it Was pretty happy because after I let it run for a week. I found 70 million records so I Then looked into the data and was wondering why I got this funny email from a large ISP With them complaining about a lot of traffic from my machine to theirs and I learned about a really nice feature you want to have in your reverse zones when you're offering reverse zones or rather networks to customers and end users Which is dynamic reverse zones? so I Have an example here. So when you have a big network and You don't want to manually set all those Two to the power of 64 reverse entries for all the possible users you could have You just set a script in your DNS server that actually generates a reverse FQDN for any given Well reverse pointer record They also may be static and I also found funny Dynamically generated looking domains that are probably DNS tons or something like that. At least they were always returning 32 bits of something random Point being in this case, you will never find an annex domain. So When your algorithm is just plainly stupidly going in there, it will find a lot of records, but they all belong to well However big this reverse this dynamically generated reverse zone is So I Thought about a heuristics And I first thought about doing something computational linguistics enhanced stuff where I would compare returned reverse Returned FQDNs to figure out if they may or may not be actually somewhat related Turns out doesn't really work doesn't really perform What performs for better is just just trying to query a static set of records and if at least three of these exist assumes a domain or rather the Subtree is dynamically generated So at least three records is a personal preference with a picking of Filling up the tree to a length of 32 nibbles with zeros ones two threes up until F It's a not so personal reference some people recommended to me to do this with Random data, but then you actually have to have enough non-blocking entropy for that. So well Taste question, but this actually works So using this I actually tried this again. So I started at IP 6 dot upper let it enumerate and then I found 1.6 million records and You have to say I started off with like 70 million I was like really amazed and now I only have 1.6 million records So I was somewhat confused Which brought me to another nice finding so their DNS servers that are for some reason not RFC 8020 compliant So they may actually send an ex-domain instead of no error We have an example here. So if the DNS server on which f dot IP 6 dot upper Is resident on Sends an annex domain because it has no explicit record at that point Well, then I will not see zero dot f dot IP 6 dot upper And to actually counter this issue I got the idea of seeding my algorithm So I do not start at IP 6 dot upper what I started various well-known pre-determined to exist Well sub trees of CD and S3 for IP 6 dot upper I Built a somewhat funny algorithm for that Well at each step so at each Nibble length remember the slide couple slides back So for four nibbles I would actually crop the seed record To a length of four nibbles and react the full record length again of the seed record just so that I get at each iteration All the information possible from my seed records The seed sources are used where the route views project and the ripe and CC How's it called Something with BGP we view I always forget anyway. These are publicly available And actually are documented in the script that will be published with this talk other possible sources are of course the algorithm This is at all used where they would actually do the quad a lookups for the returned FQDNs of IPv4 reverse pointers and Basically, whatever data said you can get your hands on So if you can for example If you are at a big event where a lot of people are using remote IPv6 servers And you were actually able to read the network traffic Which I recommend not to do Then you could also use that as source for seeding So with with the seed Set I actually ran the programs again. This time it took nearly three days running a parallel with a threads and I found five point three million records, which is sounding really small but due to the well state of IPv6 Deployment practices and IPv6. This is still pretty decent. So It doesn't show a full full full picture, but it shows a large subset But I was not really satisfied with the speed of this. So I tried to parallelize more Because I realized that my server was well, not really that busy. I Tried to run there was 400 threads It ran faster found less And the lesson I had to learn was that basically The one IP address I used for resolving ran out of sockets. So if you want to heavily parallelize this Do it do it on multiple machines With more addresses to actually use for outbound DNS queries Other thing that falls into this as if you are running this yourself have a local resolver Because latency to your local resolver for example in this network the resolver offered offered by network operations will Extremely increase the length of these scans and Possibly will overload them. So don't run it against your speed port So this is basically the start of further case studies First look into this You see basically plotted here the amount of queries I needed for records in slash 64 And we basically see a nice distribution between extremely structured zones. So zones that have colon colon one colon colon two Extremely structured and those that have nearly random addresses are possibly UI 64 addresses To the left are basically those where I need more queries to find less records and Then here are the structured ones which due to the depth first nature of the algorithm will also be found first that are then found was less queries But I promise more fun parts You can also utilize this tool to look at something specific. So From the huge data set you collect you can single out specific networks And this for example is an overview of how Software as a service provider Does their network assignment policy so so how IPv6 addresses and networks are assigned with that service provider? Figuring out which service provider this is is left as an exercise to the reader And I was told that this is too academic and just boring So I looked at something else, which is a little bit more fun So I personally do not really do a lot of stock trading But if you look at IPv6 networks People suddenly have a whole lot of addresses to use so they will address at everything They will address loop back addresses with public addresses. They will address if me with public addresses everything so if you look at such a network in this case starting here in September With with 65 K of hosts around the boat You suddenly see a huge jump of around 10 K in just a matter of well two weeks And like two months later You can realize that this as a provider actually announces record sales quarter. So This is one of the opportunities where you could use this tooling for actually gathering information on company growth But which is probably a lot more fun is looking at topologies So for me, there was the most fun thing I could do with this apart from security scans Where we all know what they will turn up So first thing I did was looking at an IXP by the way, I'd like to mention that This all is my personal opinion, and I'm not representing affiliations and so forth so I rendered graphs create our hosts Lua slash 64's red slash 48's and green r slash 32's And If you zoom out a little you can also see black ones black ones are hosts that are for some reason connected to 2 slash 64's or more so After importing this this actually looks more like a block cube than anything fun However, is it basically directed graph one can sort this Make it float apart a little so you can actually recognize parts of the structure You can add funny labels to it, then you can look at what you can see so this is a Network of a huge IXP This is for example Their pop in Hamburg Basically their peering network Of course, they also have a dependence in Frankfurt And nice thing you can actually see is so or black friend over there They can actually see the networks the customers are having behind the router Behind the peering at in Frankfurt They also have this famous black hole in infrastructure, which you can see being Connected to their provisioning And some internal routing or interconnect infrastructure and Firewall 6 appears to be their central firewall in Frankfurt With a whole lot of hosts connected to it for example an elastic search system for customer accounting And processing flow data But I think nerds are somewhat more into other networks So this is an example of NASA dot gov There's also somewhat bigger topologies one might want to look at Everybody familiar with dot mill so little side note I'm also doing the monitoring for network operations and we will now look into it at the moment the only network I Have the feeling that I know the topology of better than the network at this conference For reasons It will remain anonymous for the purpose of this talk, but technically the data sets are public so Let's have a huge journey to through a network So like all good networks it has a border router and some portal systems administration interfaces And possibly user access networks They also run like network infrastructure for example hosts called big brother Which is which is actually an ancient monitoring system I want to give them that Which they actually had to have a lot of service for but They are currently apparently migrating to Prometheus, which is a somewhat new monitoring system So let's look at their infrastructure. How do they run so? They run a lot of open-source software, so we see gentoo Kairos probably not so who and they also have a puppet production host Well They also have an Admiral Akbar which which made me think Which made me think that it might be a honeypot But what worried me most is actually this one on a little more serious note What does also teach us that these networks are run by nerds? so Some more fun things due to popular demand technical IOT the reductions happen due to well for some reasons it is not opportune to expose the IP fridges and military installations when you have collaborators from the United States Another nice thing we actually found in our data set is TCP 666 the number of the backplane a 666 in this case is a placeholder Because for reasons I actually talked to the C-cert of that company before this talk and they were like Hmm. Nice. Yeah, we kind of know about this and I was like cool. Nice. So I can talk about it and they were like Yeah, well with us So What when we are scanning some of the IPv6 addresses we collected we would find this TCP port being open on hosts that Would also expose talent SSH and BGP and somewhat look like backbone links Funnily enough the TCP port which should be on the slides was more related to a technology usually down-fined on a backbone router After some communication with a couple of friends. We figured out that technically this port should be bound to local hosts on the systems As it is used for some backplane services Funny side note on the vendor didn't even know how the customers managed to get this exposed So then we have these DHCP v6 We all know the issues of well devices that suddenly get IPv6 addresses and become then reachable my most favorites were printers and Something you see a lot is that these devices that are then exposed and that are really vulnerable Actually do have Forward pointer for the FQDN that is returned for the v6 address that points to an RFC 1918. So a private network address other things you find is So out of bound management in various forms what what you basically use when everything burns down One really nice nice large operator actually has all their IP me interface is reachable with ICMP version 6 Which which made me wonder what would happen, which I of course didn't do but well it's It's something I'm wondering about because well you don't really want your IP me on the internet and Also something for the people a little bit more into network infrastructure besides or exposed backplanes Besides or exposed backplanes You will also find a lot of rip out there a lot of BGP and talent as sage of internet infrastructure and internet backbone services Another fun thing to find is Docker One part is the nice things you can deploy with Docker for example elastic search It's really amazing who runs elastic search as a service without authentication only reachable via IPv6 But reachable was IPv6 for Docker instances and I don't know if you do know what these TCP ports mean for Docker installation This is actually an API Which you have to protect this information in the documentation how you can enable authentication There's actually good blog posts and how you can enable authentication using certificates and Enginix reverse proxy, but you can also just expose it to the internet Well So this is just a set of the opportunities you can have Which you shouldn't have So besides actually doing the right thing and doing firewalling for your IPv6 network, you could also do something well Security bar of security You could try to configure the reverse DNS zones in a way that always returns and no data or no error Basically masking them to this It feels hard to say that this is an attack but basically do this This was already available in 2012 when fundiac first played with this There's tools available not applicable to all DNS service out there But the concept should be clear so it should be implementable on the other hand We should think about techniques that probably are applicable even though This specific technique I just presented is not available So let's quickly conclude In the end you can try to reject packets, but you cannot hide your network topology You should think before setting PTR records and you should think before connecting things to the internet You can download my tool chain from the GitLab instance of my research group And there's an academic publication coming up in March 2017 Which is also dealing with this technique on a more measurement related point of view Thank you, and I'll be happy to answer any questions that are Thank you very much indeed First question as usually goes to the second angel Did you actually think about trying DNS zone transfer to see if the server would give up a bunch of PTR records due to misconfiguration Using other techniques like AXFR is discussed in the research publication, but we didn't actually try it Well There's a good link next question goes to mark for number five Yeah, yeah, you got me lost. Oh, sorry You got me lost a little bit here when you said that and maybe correct me if I'm wrong You should run your own local DNS resolver to get faster I don't know what and I'm kind of wondering did you use some kind of a synchronized IO? In order like to to parallel your resolutions Instead of using a local resolver or maybe I misunderstood what this was solving Okay, so so running a local resolver on the machine you're doing the measurements on Is basically solving the issue of overloading the local resolver of your research institution having your system administrator Standing in your office being really really angry You know all these things that happen when they suddenly have to deal with the DNS Recursor that is doing mostly the queries you are doing and not those of other people in the room or Research Institute. I see so it's not improving the speed It actually helps a little with speed because Either you do the resolving yourself or you put it somewhere else And you basically have to wait for the answers. So if you have a little bit of latency Towards your recurser The whole process will part up take longer if it's on your local machine You basically reduce one one small part of latency But again, you can probably do this better when you do the recursing and resolving from the tool chain Which I didn't do because I'm not a good programmer Okay. Thank you. Next question goes to mark for number one Okay, so did you actually consider that there might be a few servers hidden in the Those subnets who have these generated PTR records Yes, there may be servers hidden in there But due to the dynamically generated PTR records, I cannot verify this without exhaustively enumerating the whole well The whole tree which just gets really really large Okay, so you just there's like the I don't know and I cannot know. All right. Thank you Okay, next question goes to now mark for number two Hi from experience. I found that IPv6 reverse lookups are More sparse than the IPv4 versions. So do you have a reference on how many You hosts you find with that technique versus hosts that are there without reverse lookup I would would really love to have that I also so basically if you want to make the statement you you just Basically asked for and you would have to compare on this data set With another independent data set with which looks at another range angle of IPv6 for example large IXP for example CDN data set well CDN data set will be biased for clients and servers So most probably the IXP data set At the moment I didn't have availability of those so I didn't investigate that okay microphone number six You mentioned that results or the data set of your work are public. So where is it? Well, so it's actually stored in a distributed manner on a lot of DNS servers and As you know it from all cool platforms that there's a dedicated download client you have to utilize Download client source code is available at that Get up look at good luck location Okay microphone number five Hello So quick question most of the data on the slides were sort of Western And the dot mail exploration and so on so Just as a general question. Did you explore the IPv6? Oh, sorry Did you explore a lot of this on the Asian networks of say Korea China which has massive IPv6 use? Because of the latency thing, you know Actually, I didn't really focus on a specific per continent analysis I mostly Presented so far in the academic work the technique in itself and I picked interesting case studies That that would demonstrate the potential of the technique But what you suggest is actually an interesting point for further work. I would For anyone interested in that I would recommend Hong Kong as to the start seeing point to do the scans Cheers, okay any more questions Okay, thank you very much


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Let's go come on please the spirit bomb the people of earth want me to have this Oh my how's it going everybody dotted away here and we are finally back with another dragon ball legends video for you all today yes that's right after what feels like almost a month they have finally put out another extremely hype character to me and that is Super Saiyan 4 Goku now this character actually marks a really important turning point for legends because this is actually the character that a ton of us have been waiting for especially fans of GT because the GT category in this game is a pretty weak right here we have my GT team I never use it because uh it's really bad especially my GT team because I haven't even zen kind 17 but still I uh I really need help for this team if I'm ever going to play it and I think this unit is a great step in the right direction plus he's just extremely hyped with both his ultimate which I think is one of the best-looking ultimates in the game the vanishing 10 times coming I look at the dancing on him and then of course you have the LF dragon fist which is beautiful but yeah overall I'm begging with the name of my team here and I have a Goku GT that is just ready to be replaced if we actually do pull the unit today which I uh really hope we do but again that is going to require some luck from us here and with the anniversary for this game coming up and we know there's going to be some extremely hyped characters along with that event every crystal we spend here hurts twice as much but with all that said let's actually go ahead and hop into the sevens and remember if you do like these videos definitely make sure to let me know down below in the comments or just by hitting the like button either way I really do appreciate it and now we gotta test our luck but with that all said it is now finally time to hop into the actual summons let's see here the step list I think there's only five steps and we don't even get a free one I know in the previous videos I've said that the free step usually just gives me garbage but I don't know man it was still free I still appreciated it but let's go ahead hop it was step number one oh man I'm so nervous dude it's 500 let's just go ahead you know what maybe we make it quick maybe we pull goku in the first discount summon I don't think that's likely but maybe it's possible oh five pods you love to see a bit of cloudy weather uh trading blows here already oh freeze is you are kicking in already I'm dodging attacks out here I don't know what Super Saiyan is but hey we actually do kill Frieza which does mean guaranteed sparking if I'm not wrong I think that's the price Frieza we get for when Frieza dies extreme my oh I'm nervous already I told you I was nervous hero Tied oh now here it is first sparking of the day I oh I think my heart I don't know what it is about this goku you don't put it put them up next to the Super Saiyan 4 something there's a there's a similar aura here I got very I was about to say that was the Super Saiyan 4 oh my you can't do this to me oh no that one didn't look anything like goku but two sparkings on the first multi you might say it's a lucky day hopefully I don't end up regretting saying that if we don't pull it it's gonna be real awkward I think this is the first time I begged for a unit in one of these videos so hopefully I didn't come off too strong but that's going to conclude our first summit dead there we go we also got a star on the goku and the evil boot and wow we just got stars on okay my I really didn't need the extra stars on you but you know whatever oh my good it's just getting worse and worse and we got some coins for nap of course he's been in the game since day one I think so yeah it makes sense we have plenty of him on to step number two I'm nervous oh my god and the weather is so good outside there's only one pod there's only one rat it's on his way dynamic trading blows so we love to see it oh can I get something okay here's here's the plan dragon fist unit I'm gonna cut through a dragon fist yeah that's not happening that's not happening here uh this is gonna be bad dude this might be true whoa surprise from the top rope I don't maybe I just want it so bad but every unit I've seen other than go tanks I've really thought that was good chow tzu I didn't need two of you man zarbon I could use as many zarbons as you want another goku frillin saiyan saga whoa we're always sticking to the early sagas of dragon ball z let's go get a refund because I'm not getting what I want this is unfortunate that's our bonds about to start making me some coins as well chow tzu speaking of making me coins why all right more tickets those tickets are going to give us uh uh decent chances to get them later oh ex or higher this is exactly what I hope before also comes with a ticket ex or higher that includes uh ex or sparking so really only two ways to go about doing this here and I would love for this to be the goku step nice red skies three pods oh and we finally learned what a super saiyan is yo there must have been a sale on hair dye trade blows again we are not letting this guy get away we've either been dodging or trading with him it's gonna be a clash this is what I like to see dude some animations unfortunately we do get and we're guaranteed exes and exes actually get like I don't know why they give extremes such good uh also I just realized I've been calling them extremes I mean exes but still man uh they actually get some animations to them is what I'm saying jays gohan again oh I'm nervous how's there oh please what of them has to crack reveal a sparking inside oh never mind just a sparking straight up the he kind of looks like maybe I'm just seeing things why does everybody look like super saiyan for goku hold on well hold on I need to take another look at this unit I need to see it you know what not a bad ex unit to get stars on though that little goku is pretty good all right vegeto as well oh come on I don't need to see the stars hold on hold on I need to see this goku again like I said I need to see what his card looks like so that I know not to be damn it looks good that's what it looks like I can't even preview it don't just look at the details yep look at this guy dude he's just helping GT out oh he's so sick all right I'm getting him dude I don't care what legend says I'm gonna make my own luck draw monster please give him to me I just remember there's no free step so my confidence went down hey tell what are you oh that's right once you go super saiyan can't forget that feel it's like riding a bike out here training wheels are coming oh the spirit bomb I don't remember what this animation means but it's a spirit bomb you gotta give it some respect I'm gonna hold give me energy it's time to share your energy dude and I need your luck I need your luck for this otherwise that that sad little GT team I showed off is never gonna get to go let's go come on please the spirit bomb the people of earth want me to have this oh my that was sick let's go they call him super saiyan for goku he's here thanks to the people of earth I appreciate that if somebody actually out there said you know it vocally out loud or even thought it said I'll give you some luck man you did oh no run it back okay that was greedy of me that was greedy that was greedy legends you caught me I got great dude my sad little GT team isn't so sad anymore I mean it still is pretty sad but it's got a slight smile dude it's slightly smiling for the first time in a long time let's go I can't believe it we got him and you know I'm running that back I'm running it back I'm getting to I'm greeting for the second one god I shouldn't you know what hold on we have to do this boys we have to do it now the thing is I don't actually know who I would replace but I said it was gonna be this little goku so you know what boom oh look at him look at him you hold on hold on how do I move your spot get off the team real quick I'm gonna regret doing that I have to put all his uh well I guess it wasn't that much work but put him in the front slot confirm lock it up you know what let me check my home page oh and I get to see his art what does this affect you I don't know what his effect is oh what was that whoa the dragon fist that is sick it's like holographic all right all right let's get back to summoning we've had enough fun I'm definitely gonna do a pvp after this I a lot of you guys wanted to see some pvp and I don't know how it would do that in its own video but I said maybe I can do it in the summon if I pull the character and we did so what Nimbus that means we're getting a featured unit right wait Nimbus are you how many features you dodge we don't take blows from freeza spit spit spit throw this man another normal comment I mean oh that's fine um so I can't believe dragon fist animation that would be I keep saying the dragon fist animation because that would be crazy all right so who's featured that we're getting oh maybe EXO cube black hey I looked at the banner dude what can I say all right well I'm a bit sad you know what I can't be sad it's a good it's good to get new extremes because there's really you're really not another one no okay you're really not gonna get them all too often so I'm not upset I'm glad we got him that's the only other new unit on this banner and he's good for future too so yeah I'm tripping dude I'm good I'm happy I'm happy okay we're coming up here on the last summit this one is the second to last and still we've seemed to have forgotten Super Saiyan after we actually pulled the unit can't say I'm mad though trading blows again freeza has not gotten away clean in any of these fights I don't know why that's finding me right now oh no he heard me and got Matt I'm upset I'm upset he heard me and got pissed okay freeza this is gonna be bad isn't it yeah kaba oh no hero chow to again my man has made multiple appearances thousand another hero so back to back thousands and all of his iterations man we're just collecting thousands I got my own little thousand collection and hero pika oh yeah put this summit in the trash take this summit put it in the trash that one was bad that one was horrible oh no but you know what that someone was good for getting us to the end we're going to finish on step three with EX or higher guaranteed so the animation could realistically lie to us here I hope it doesn't but with that said it's time for this journey to come to an end I'm sweating dude and we remember EX guaranteed I can't get too high three pots didn't go Super Saiyan at least not yet okay didn't get away clean again so at least freezes gotten at least freeza oh gold text Super Saiyan oh and he's sweating you would be wow he even traded with us and he's still sweating so that does mean we're getting a sparking oh man oh man I'm freaking out whoo that extreme broly looks good that art is crazy extreme Bulba ah dude well who's it gonna be see bojack another extreme nail another extreme okay not fake yamcha i'm gonna do it one more time I feel like this is it another extreme is it fake oh it was real weas one more time there it is who's gonna be oh oh hey you know what out of all run it back to back oh basil I was hoping for something crazy that is going to be it though we do walk away with the Super Saiyan for Goku and you know what we needed that we needed that guy to get liverbroken because now we can actually Zenkai him if we want to which I feel like I should but I've never Zenkai dude no dude don't tell me I've never Zenkai awakened anything ah but I should though I really should but I don't want to I don't want to is the thing okay okay I'll do a single dude I don't want to man the singles are actually so useless on here I don't think I should have done this we'll just skip this maybe I get a hundred that nice yeah that's not gonna do anything I don't know maybe I'll do that but for now let's go ahead and hop in PVP so let me train up this character off screen real quick a few moments later but hey no PVP is under maintenance how unfortunate let me in let me in okay if we can't actually do PVP I have a feeling that this is the next best thing I'm just gonna do a co-op of it with a if we don't get dodge let's be honest this is gonna be dodge nobody's gonna want to play with they're gonna dodge so fast don't do it hey man what's up don't dodge please I just want to fight the boss please PVP's down you have to understand okay well I completely forgot about the ticket this is like way later PVP is probably still under actually hold on let me test let me definitely go check that yeah okay it's still in maintenance I we all knew that but still I have to use this ticket here we only got one so I don't blame myself for forgetting too too much I definitely brought up the tickets though so you know what I will take the blame on that these are guaranteed to be sparkings I believe with a higher chance to get Goku if we actually do get a second Goku off something I almost forgot I'm going to feel like such an idiot backroll dodge that freezer we don't even play those games we're gonna die here question mark I don't know it doesn't look too forgiving the dust in the air okay here's the sparking fake out yep the only question is who's it gonna be Dispo yeah I'm I'm uh I'm okay with me forgiving well that's unfortunate well you know what I'm still landing this LF dude you can't stop me I was literally landed up against a bot just to feel good look at this I'm just a wall I'm just a defensive wall I'm not feeling any of this I'm buying time I'm fully just walking around dude nope okay hit me all you want that's okay with me I would have much rather done this in PVP if it wasn't under maintenance right now back it up backing up man I wanted to test them out so bad I'll try this dude I'll perfect me no I think that wasn't I don't know if that was perfect or not probably not all right it's time dude I hope you've said your prayers bro all right I don't want to hit him with this because I think he'll die let's go grab this man he should be dead I mean this is just a bot it's like level 1500 look at how aggressive this Goku is the yell oh yeah he died a long time ago this one hit so much better on PVP but I had to see it up close when is PVP coming back for maintenance the screen dude damn why'd you have to flex so hard well it seems that that is going to be the end I'm sorry I really did want to do PVP by the end of this but I just can't I should have waited longer I guess hopefully you guys enjoyed it anyway maybe we'll do a PVP video someday I don't know you have to let me know if that's something you actually want to see but for now I'll definitely be playing this Goku at PVP as soon as I possibly can if you guys didn't enjoy this definitely make sure to let me know down below in the comments and while you're down there let me know if you pulled Super Saiyan Goku or if you're going to be saving for the anniversary in a couple months other than that while you're down there make sure to like button and subscribe to the channel and be sure to check out some of the other videos that should be on your screen if they catch your eye other than that I've been Datsudoya and I will see you in the next one


Beth yna, I'll go back a couple years when there was an opportunity to start putting a process of, can we have standing rail-seating in there? Oh no, we couldn't possibly do that, we're moving. Well, you did the larges. Again, these little wins that could have been along the way but I just feel at the moment that relationship is just so childish with the football club. And John you've just made a great point by the way by saying the club. You've advocated for years a person who comes out and speaks to people, a change of chief engagement. And then you've been saying that for five, six years. If there was a person who came out, I don't now, maybe some more like Dave Prensys who came out, put his head above the parapet and says listen I'm going to be the person you know who meditates. That's a good way isn't it? Who mediates between the fan base and club, allwch brought the beef for 30 or 30 years. I don't know if anyone knows but he's related to Dick He can take the temperature and say I will talk to you as a mediate. andي'll tell you why that we cannot have these meetings or I'll tell you why And people will respect them and respect the club for that, ..you expect a club for that. But at the moment, we've got the club, we do have anybody. That person who told me this in 1978 might just be someone who goes about and does everyday jobs. We know loads of good people, we dealt with them. We dealt with these and they do Brilliant jobs. Some of them are just Not allowed to work. You just said take the temperature Mae'r cyfarwyddau i'n gynlluniaid, yn Ysgol, yn Gweithio, yn Mo, yn Rathin... Christian? Al yma, hynny'n defnyddio yn gweithio. Yn ei gweld, rwy'n dda, dyn nhw'n gweithio o'r ffwrdd yn fathwr. Dwi'n ddweud, mae'n ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud, mae'n ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud. Dwi'n ddweud, mae'n ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud, Idon't know what they're doing, because they know the right thing to do. But they're not doing it. Therefore, someone more senior is stopping them. So even though I sit there and go, we get this infamous, you know, the club, whether it was Scott or No or whomever who delivered the message, I feel like they're not saying it's the club that they're doing it. I'm not saying it's the club that they're doing it, I'm saying it's the club that they're doing it. Er dweud i'r cas o'r meddwl â'r ddeithasio ar yr hyn supporters? Nid i fydda i yw'r dweud yw'r cyffredin. Felly, mae'n gweithio fyddion yw cyfrifol, ond daw i ddeithasio, yn ysgol y ffaith yn y cadw ar ei adlwnaeth yma, dyn ni'n fwy oes gweithio ar ynddo. Wrth gwrs, mae angen i gynnwys, mae hwn yn dweud o amser. Fydd yw i mewn ei ddweud. Rwy'n credu i'r hun o ddweud. Rwy'n credu i'r unionau ar yr hyn. Mae Rhyw honno. ..y'n yw'r clwp, gallwch angen. Wil Mawr mewn amddir iawn i ddim iawn o'n bydd. Rhaid i'r Chwyl McLart bod Ynod o'r Chwyl Mawr yn ddiwyd. Ynod. Y Llywyddyn Nhaidd bydd i ddigon o ddeiligastes. Y Llywyddyn Nhaidd ystafell. Ynod! Rydyn ni'n ddim lle rydym y Llywyddyn Nhaidd Ballol. Ynod yn olygu'r Llywyddyn Nhaidd ystafell. Felly mae Ileidgeisio Mae Ynod은n. Mae'r Llywyddyn Nhaidd yn ysgrifennhu. Ac maen nhw'n gwybodaeth bod yng ngyraedd y club, dobodaeth oherwydd yn ymddir – yn y blaen a'r hyn gyflaen. Fe oedd ymddeidio yn yn ymddir. A yn ymdde reflecteda, y maen nhw'n gwybodaeth hynny i'r defnyddio, y gallwn directlion yn gwwysig. Rydyn ni'n cael ei gweithio gyda'u bod ni'n cei. Rhyw ychwanegorol. Rhyw oedd yn dda'n rhoi, ddweud Dade Prentys, ddweud Dade Prentys. Zoddi ddweud yn ddi gael eu pleidio. unsiwch, maeth Rhunald Cymru, dwi'n meddwl. Mae ychydig yn ymddangos i'r cynyddu i'r cyflwyfrdd. Gwch yn hy twf. Gwch i'n meddwl o'r gyrdal, mae'n meddwl o'n meddwl. Roedd y bore yma. Roedd ychydig yn ymdillwyd cymannol, ac mae o'n meddwl o'r proddiad o'r trof. Crans annodd o'r cyllidnos, a'r anhygot i'r ysgol. Mae'n ar theme cyd sweatlogaeth, ac byddai'n gweithio gair gyda'r job. Dyma hefyd, fel hwn yn fawr. Mae nifer o'r llun o'r gael o'r fawr. Ond gallwn tyfn, ac mae'n fawr a'ch fawr a fawr, rhai â'n hollwag, mae hynny tdwch i ddau i mwyn ar gyfer Aden, ac roedd Scott, David, Richard, a Genes, Bill, Fahad, wrth gwrs yng ngyfel yn hyfforddi. Jon, ychydig yn y cwestiynau adrodd? Al eitem i ddigon i ddigon i ddigon i ddigon i ddigon i ddigon? Felly, rydyn ni'n credu pånd yr ysgol ymrwyedd hwn oedd gwneud i chi ndo yw. Rydyn ni'n ceisio mewn swydd i'ch gionio, oed i chi'r cyffredinidd. A hynny'n cael ei bod ymddor i'r sefydliad eich cyfrifiadau. Felly, rydyn ni. Felly, rydyn ni. Felly, rydyn ni hyn am hyn y defnyddio chi, oherwydd mi yn cael ei gwybod. Felly, nid amdifelio eich gwybod beth sy'n ymgrifinwyd, os ydych chi'n gwybod teithas oherwydd cael ei ddyneud? ond we've got to make this better for the customer. Yes, absolutely. You wouldn't say the customer is wrong. Because that cliché is there for the reason the customer is always right. The customer actually isn't always right, but your behaviours have to start from a point. You have to make them think they're always right. The customer of one and all that good marketing thing... I know we're getting away from what Astro is questioning about. No, because it all leads back to where we are. Y'r gwrs eich byddaydd yn ymweld eich gofyn yn oed angen i gwynhau, yn cymdeithas, yn ymweld i'r bus fel Welsh. Felly byddai'n gwych wedi wneud, a wedi ditbodaeth, fyddai'n gwych yn cymdeithas y bus fel Welsh. Y hallai eich rydym ni'n gweffael ydy. Felly ym mwy, byddai'n gweithio'r panthydd. Fy angen eu bod i'r gymryd i巴l, ac nid yw yw eich bod fan bod yma'r prynsys gyrfa arlawn. Dave Prentis, dwi'n bros yma. Ac rwy'n cael ei ddweud bod yn ymddangos yng nghymru yng nghymru. A rwy'n cael ei ddweud. Rwy'n cael ei ddweud ac rwy'n cael ei ddweud. A phobl yn ymddangos, dwi'n cael ei ddweud. Liverpool wedi'u cyfrifio'r ysgol yng Nghymru. A rwy'n cael eu tawni Barat. Tony Barat was a journalist who had been working at the Echo on national media. He was part of the journalist that forced Hicks and Gillette out. Liverpool sought him out to bring him back because he understood the temperature of the fan bake. He's a Liverpool fan, isn't he? Number one, he's a Liverpool fan. Number two, he'd worked locally, nationally. He knew all of the issues because he'd probably worked alongside the people from the amphora, the red men, Spirit of Shankly, when all that stuff was going on. He knew the concerns of the fans. You'd go and get all of my's back. You'd do it, you'd do it, you'd be doing this for six years. You'd get all of my's back. But he won't because the petty people who take everything personally instead of wanting the better of it on Football Club, it's why they shouldn't be anywhere near the Football Club. There's a point that Barat, I don't know whether the gap got wider between him and the fan base when he went in there because he went a bit native from my observation, but never mind. The problem with using an icon, because he is like Alan, is Alan can't do the job if the people above him won't let him. No, no, no. No one else might be able to do the kind. So the people who are already there, they know what the right thing to do is. This fracture between the fan base and the Football Club itself, which is focused in some ways directly onto the board, is not going to close if the club keep behaving like time is a healer.