From here on out we're playing chat get time for that. Oh There they are Ophelia cleric Hannett Hunter and it's so far apart. This guy's a thief She's a dancer warrior Merchant scholar Go to Hunter audio is kind of loud still. I'm gonna turn it down Juan Diego thou hast yet to depart Waylaid by sentiment my girl. It is bad It was when it did I Don't know what happened, but I flipped something I Went to the settings and I hit cancel and then all of a sudden my CPU shot up I have no idea why I'm not gonna be able to escape this in my chat. All right. Here's what we're gonna do We're just gonna make it a troubleshooting stream No more playing just troubleshooting all night Take that down to 720 It's probably gonna blink to make it small any second now Maybe something bad Maybe something good. It's a little bit whoven me to leave without bidding my favorite princess affair thee well I'm so tired of this All right, see if you get cut in half when I put buffering back to auto-detect It's caused all kinds of havoc before Let's see if the framerate happens a Joke as always With my journey be long master a good question that the request cometh from none other than the Knights are doubt The hunt will take in us two distant lands and the beast we pursue him is a fearsome one I see Look at not so glum girl. I'm no Tyro with green arrows and bruises on his bow arm I turn audio down a little bit Hey low light welcome man Okay, just ellipsis is everywhere There may have Thou forgettest or fainst ignorance, so I will remind thee on the last hunt Thou gambled us to weigh thy purse and came back a poorer man than thou left Yes, I did make a few wages at the arena in Thanks D for the gift appreciate it dude. So how are you guys to sub giveaways today? Tier three and a tier one because both goals got met I think both goals got met with that one and learned that while I have a keen eye for assessing the strength of beasts I am quite a loss with men a valuable lesson that was cheaply bought not so cheap in the end Eliza had to pay on thy debts and thou only finished its paying her back this last moon Promise me master no more foolish gambling But what have you done to saying if the first arrow faileth knock a second try again Belgium's ladies Thanks box for the other hoes Now girl are too young by half for such world weary size must thou make us our parting suit me I turn to thee Hogan Looking after master for he can rarely be bothered to look in after himself What I? Don't speak dog wolf animal even thou take his to side against me old friend He sure does this Growl is thou not at me thou faithful stern coat That dog sound was like ten times louder than she was Hail Hanit. Have you come to see us off? Hey, oh Hanit. I have come in to warn master about string from the past Indeed and I thank you for it. I do not have the leaves to pay another debt like that Hmm I got a few leaves Not enough to pay that debt in this infernal village You got me zanta You gamble man. I am your friend, but I am also a knight our daunt and your client You would do well not to forget this she's talking smack man. I wouldn't take that Most honorable lady Eliza of the illustrious nights are done All right. He wants some he just he just spit out the full title. That's more like it Fear not. I'll keep him out of trouble. I'll have him fill his evenings penning a detailed account of our adventures on the hunt I don't believe you Take in care take care arrows strike true. I shall look after the forest till the day if I return You're gonna look you after the forest Thank you, thank you need I'm using that one Triple og thank any what's good my dude Thank any triple oh Gee what's good my dude? Thank any man. Thank any for four months in a row. Everybody's want some love in the chat Hashtag thank any Wait, what what happened in the video a year has passed since that day You can't just flip like that. Well, yes, I can watch me do it. Oh My goodness I said oh my goodness. I said a fit to screen fit to screen All right, we're good. I think you guys read it now Master could only be bothered to send in a single letter Thank any revered master Mrs.. Mrs.. Me too With any blather about the weather all the season Who knows when this will even arrive after all? I Can hold be the skip this chance if I wanted to I'm not Putting you through it because I'm going by the Knights are done by the name of we're getting some serious backstory What I understand this game doesn't have that much voice Reading the voice which I don't have too much of a problem Yet but on my father's bow, I swear it is the most vexing quarry. I've ever had the misfortune to hunt him It erudits mine every trap and though they'll make think of me mad for saying this I swear it can even sense that every move I make I know not if it is human intelligence or pure animal instinct But either way it refuses to be caught still we appear to have anointed Sufficiently that it is moving on to new pastures Judging from its behavior. I believe it meaneth to make for the lands around Stone Guard My Instagram ID is Buona. I will be frank with you my girl Who's house always been able to seem for my pretenses The chase will be hard and the hunt will not end it soon But fear not for ended the child That's the evidence your master And so I ask you my dear apprentice pray look after the village until I return Who went to be not a worry what always thy friend and teacher? Santa never heard master admit it that any hunt would be difficult either this red eye is truly the most formidable beasts Or he's stop it in every gambler's den from here to Stone Guard But no master like us to act in the fool, but when it comes to hunting Thanks for losing David the dog does say If he says he will catch it his quarry then catch it he will The cat says per yes Master entrusted the safety of the village to me my duty oops Come in come in let him as a visit in the headman and see if anyone has need of my bow Thank you need Use the radar at the bottom right to check the area to find your heading Hmm continue the story size story starting point say point excuse me hidden item Okay, hey, yes, he's deaf over here Story Okay save point Don't mind if I do thank any Sup Sup no hunt today. I see is there anything art else? I might go like Ken's fine. I Have heard of your stories before and I know we had long the iron Thank any ho-ho long-winded tales are the vice of many an old man my apologies Chowdy The Dallas cuz showing the youngsters the way of the huntie. I would be grateful Yee I'm mashing yeeble. I saw two of them waiting eagerly in the square. Perhaps I'll get started with them. He Yes It will be done. He thank any Let's do this You lies he's carrying the action overcoming the obstacle path action, which is why Try pressing why for the house person Okay Why why though? Thank any letting us begin in letting us begin it come in if thou darest Cat got some power Spots just calling all kinds of dudes out here. I killed them chat. I'll learn you Thank any Henet thank any We got this But you what? provoking this individual This one gets the sword chat in the hunt beginning I saw a sword on that list oh So she done done that she don't do nothing. She just sits back in points the hunt and wow Hey Level two chat I'm well on my way to being a match I'm being a master Hey, yeah Yes, I feel me much more able and anticipating whereas with Cory might dare this nexty. Let's go to town to beat up people. I like this What? understood Make haste. Let's get the hunting They lost it. I feel the cops coming on a Beast has straight into the provigal Forest huh I see and he will it gone That's correct He want it gone hmm just so He asked it for our best hunter re and while master Zanta is off on the huntee that mean it the under study Go I'm asking me I'm asking ye Look it to the point man. All right. Tell me what the point where to go. I know enough about these guys. I think Splendid all right. I am ready. Let's do this I'm asking ye Fair befalling me. Thank you ye Eric 447 every 477. Well, it's our anniversary. It's an anniversary Yee seven years in a row about some love the chat. Thank you so much You're the man now dog My apologies for the reason the matter nay, I Say the yes Actually I'm actually Lord sienna scholars were called upon to investigate the matter. It's all in the lore The merchants testimony the men were attacked by a savage beast known as a gear as my Haven't heard of this one It's bells for war would make for an unlikely fit for the tranquil whisper would Falcon zero seven in a bit button them bits they come with a button No, no or Pork chomp. Thank you. If I was there's over there. There's a little chat He seeks to help with the most capable hunter in the village and so in masters in yanta's absence. We turn to ye We do Use me we turn to ye What say ye hand it will you free our fair problems of this unholy mantis men minutes minutes? I Am ready. Tell him dying Lord that I shan't fairly him Indeed I will slay the beast can I go now now that giggling was unnecessary. I'm a tell mama. Let's stand up This is a song of standing Yes, though, I have a wireless controller chat. I'm free of the shackles of keyboard and mouse I have seen the way. No, I haven't you never know when the dagger may strike the danger may strike So be sure to save often What if I don't friend All right, what's the green do again? I don't know but I'm going to kill the A beast This is a song of killing Oh, no Stand as though against me stand as thou against Okay, explore your force weaknesses to turn to tie the bell in your favor Uh Okay, so that symbol means weak against arrows So I use it, but To lower their shields reduce shield points to zero to break your fit. Okay Hand it can utilize both bows and axes and battle Select attack and choose the one you want to use with directional buds. Oh, that's how that works Letting the hunt beginning So if I hit y wait How do I know this? I don't know what's All right. I will strike in thee with an axe Coming if I will strike in thee with a bowie David bowie Oh, no more shields for you. Hey gremna. How you doing man?  Oh, yeah, the switch is fine so far. I'm just having like streaming related Woes, but I'm getting over them Had nothing to do with the switches I mean I I had the same issue with my ps4 and I fixed it some maybe I just ignored the sound desync On the ps4 too when I did it. I don't know Okay boost mode to augment your powers So when I break them you press r to enter boost mode and the potency of your attacks and abilities will surge You gain one boost point per turn You can spin up the three boost points bp to boost your character three levels of bowie If you use boost mode, you will not gain any boost bp on the following turn Come on boost Letting my arrow fly in true Oh, I'm boosting This is a song up boosting How do you live through that? I boosted in everything. Oh, he's vulnerable. Just like I just saw the symbol My dang letting my arrow fly in true I can boost again now, huh? Letting my arrow This is next he did chat He ain't dropped none though. I'm sad Thought I was stopping before hitting the bed. Okay, man. You have a great night's sleepeth I thank you need for coming by What's this?  I'm letting it boy. You y'all better watch out So I don't have potions, but I have a Summoner capture monster okay I'm assuming they're gonna tell me how to do that for some attack What I use a bp right Letting my arrow fly in true Yes coming Yes, I need to heal Do you heal on level up? What do I do on level up? Do I have stats? Tutorial of learning Tell me the story of learning I'm gonna save Yes, easy on the eyes. It is easy on the eyes Definitely is not like


Good afternoon. I'm Dr. Milap Kamal Singh, third year radiology post graduate resident from Subharti Medical College. My paper topic for my paper presentation is imaging in non-traumatic sub-required hemorrhage objectives of the study to determine the role of CT angiography in evaluation of sub-required hemorrhage in non-traumatic patients. To determine the cause and location of lead, to determine the concordance between the surgical findings and CT angiographic findings and production. Non-traumatic sub-required hemorrhage accounts for 3 to 5% of all strokes. Approximately 80% of these are caused by ruptured intra-pano-sacral aneurysms and fusiform, which are rare. CT angiography is recommended as first choice because of its fast scanning speed and convenience. CT angiography has a reported sensitivity of 97 to 100% for detection of intra-pano-sacral aneurysms. Accurate evaluation of the morphologic features of cerebral aneurysms and the associated circulation is critical for selection and optimization of the endovascular and surgical technique. Materials and methods. It is a prospective observational study done with 50 patients. The study period was from October 2022, October 2022. All patients of any age group refer to the radiology department with clinical suspicion of non-traumatic sub-required hemorrhage. All patients of any age group with incidental finding of aneurysms and CT angiography. Image acquisition protocol. All the study was done on CT, all the study was done on Philips 128 slides and these were the complications used. Results. CT brain angiography revealed aneurysms in 37 patients out of 50 patients. A's distribution were 72% below 55 and 28% above 55. Gender distribution was 77% in female, which were more than male. There were 43% type of aneurysms. Those 40 aneurysms, 38 were secular and 2 were fusiform. Location of aneurysms. Most commonly the aneurysm was found in MCA and ICA, which were 10 and in AC over 9 and ACOM were 5. In BESLA were 4 and in PC and PCOM were 3. CT angiography revealed 40 aneurysms in 37 patients and does not reveal the source of bleeding in 13 patients. Most of the aneurysms were identified at bifurcation and bifurcations and 10 were identified of internal carotid artery. 10 were identified at middle cerebral artery and 9 were identified at anterior cerebral artery. Few of them identified in the branches of BESLA artery and 2 were BESLA top aneurysms. One of them was at the clenoid segment of internal cerebral artery measuring 18 into 13 mm and 15 into 15 mm at middle cerebral artery. CT angiography also revealed additional findings. Two patients showed AVM malformations and one of the patients showed a large aneurysm. 13 patients underwent clipping and the concordance between the radiological findings and intraoperative findings were 97%. Two of them showed small blebs in the internal cerebral artery and middle cerebral artery, which was not found on CT angiography. These are a few examples. On the right side, we can see a large intraperoncammal hematoma in the right temporal lobe with several at right hemorrhage in the central spaces. And on the left side, there's a 3D reconstructed image showing a trilobed aneurysm at the clenoid portion of the right cerebral artery. And then another patient, we can see the non-enhanced axial plane CT scan, we can see a well-defined rounded area of hyperdensity in the right. In the supercellular region on the right side, and on CT angio, we can see a focal contrast field aneurysm outpatching with neck of 3.4 mm. And on the coronal section, we can see the tip projecting superior medley is noted arising from the C5 segment of IC on the right side. And we can see a blood-adverting hyperdensity in the basal system on the right side. And another patient, we can see the hyperdensity in the lab-cellular fissure in the centurum cerebelli, intra-hobsteric fissure. And on the CT angio, we can see a secular aneurysm arising from the supracrylonoid segment of left ICA. And another patient, we can see a well-defined rounded contrast field outpatching noted arising from the supracrylonoid portion of left. On the right, in the M1 segment of MCA. And the few section below, we can see another aneurysm arising from the left ICA, which we can also see on the coronal image. And this was diagnosed as a fusiform aneurysm discussion. CT angiography of brain proved to be an excellent tool in the diagnosis of aneurysms in patients with sub-required hemorrhage. In this study, CT angio reached 100% specificity and 98% sensitivity. Another advantage of CT angiography of brain was amount of additional information acquired that might be helpful in neurosurgical intervention. Information such as the distance from the vessels to the skull, base, or clonoid process. It's ability to obtain various projections using 3D CT aries constructions in the MIP and demonstrating the neck shape and orientation of the aneurysms. CT angiography of brain thus provides valuable additional information prior to the possible therapeutic intervention. These were the references for which I prepared my paper. Thank you.


Welcome to Quantum Mechanics 3, Probability and Uncertainty. In the first video we saw that in order to correctly describe thermal radiation's variation of intensity with frequency, Max Planck reluctantly proposed the radical idea that light energy comes in discrete chunks. At a frequency new, the energy quantum is E equals Planck's constant H times nu. In the second video we presented Einstein's arguments that these quanta represented real particles of light, what we now call photons. The discrete photon concept didn't overthrow the wave theory of light, but rather combined with it to form the counter-intuitive picture of wave particle duality. Light energy arrives in discrete photons, seemingly a random, but with a probability determined by the classical wave intensity. It's only after a great many discrete photons have arrived that the probability distribution becomes apparent as a continuous wave pattern. Now it's quite reasonable to be very skeptical of this idea, because if ultimately true, it fundamentally undermines a key foundation of classical physics, determinism, the idea that the initial conditions of an experiment completely determine its outcome, and two identical experiments with identical initial conditions will give identical results. But the double slit experiment seems to violate classical determinism. In principle the electromagnetic field remains constant throughout the experiment, yet under these identical conditions different photons arrive at different positions on the output screen. Unless some further process is at work there seems to be no way to account for this except to assume that at least some natural processes contain a fundamentally random aspect. Einstein was one of the most outspoken critics of this point of view, even though his particles of light theory was a primary reason physicists found themselves in this dilemma in the first place. He famously voiced his opinion that, God does not play dice. Indeed, there is no place for chance in classical determinism, which we'll express as follows. The state of a physical system can, at least in principle, be specified with perfect precision at some initial time. For instance, we assume that at a given time, particle one has an exact mass, location, and velocity. Likewise, particle two, and so on. Then the state of the system evolves according to physical laws, such as the law of gravity, such that it's stated some final time is exactly determined by those laws and the initial state. The precision of the mathematical description of this process requires that the same initial state will always produce the same final state. Now, of course, if the initial state is uncertain, then the final state will also be. If we don't know precisely the initial position of a billiard ball, then, even though its motion is described by exact physical laws, its subsequent position on the billiard table will also be uncertain. There are even so-called chaotic systems where the uncertainty grows exponentially with time. As a result over sufficiently long times, the final state cannot be known if there is any uncertainty at all in the initial state. We may, however, be able to determine the probability of a given final state. Adding a round central bumper to our billiard table creates a chaotic system. Here we have a blue ball and a sequence of red balls displaced from the blue ball while amounts from one part in one hundredth of the width of the table to one part in ten to the sixteenth, an astronomically minuscule amount. All balls start with identical velocities. Each collision with a round bumper peels off another two orders of magnitude less than certainty.  Yet this is a fully deterministic system. If two balls have exactly the same initial conditions, they will follow exactly the same path for all time. There's nothing random in the physics of this system. Another example of a deterministic system that produces unpredictable results is the bean machine, or golden board, where balls fall through an array of round bumpers and into a set of bins. As the bins fill up, the probabilities of the possible final states become apparent. Obviously, each ball will end up in a single bin, but we can't know in advance which bin. We can only say that there is a certain probability of landing in the center bin, and certain smaller probabilities of landing in bins further from the center. So, if asked to predict where a given ball will end up, the best we can do is to refer to this probability distribution.  Each photon ends up at a particular place on the output screen, but we can only talk about probabilities in advance of the actual events. Now, maybe God doesn't play dice, and photons are particles that follow deterministic, yet chaotic paths, as in the golden board. It's just that the, quote, pins are hidden from us. We'll come back to this question in a future video. For now, we'll just note that for whatever ultimate reason, without a new theory, many of our physical predictions from quantum theory will necessarily have to be in terms of probabilities. We might still argue that photons could be made to follow well-defined paths. If the wave intensity gives the probability of finding a photon somewhere, let's just make that intensity, hence probability, zero everywhere except along some well-defined path. For instance, in a laser beam, photon positions are constrained in two dimensions, and ideally there are no photons outside the beam diameter, and if we rapidly turn the laser on and off, we create pulses that limit position in the third dimension. Then by following a pulse, we can map out the path of one or more photons. Let's think about this in some detail, because it will bring us face to face with a fundamental principle of quantum physics. We start by visualizing a laser beam in which photons are confined to a cylindrical region. Then we switch the laser rapidly on and off to generate a short pulse. Any photons will necessarily be confined to this pulse. So it would seem that by making the pulse small enough and following it through space, we could define a precise photon path. Thinking about the laser beam as a wave, it will have peaks and valleys that in principle go on forever. We can think of a pulse as a short segment of this pattern, or equivalently as an infinite wave in which we've squeezed the peaks and valleys flat except in a given region. The concept of a pulse or a squeezed wave comes up in many areas of physics and engineering, including speech analysis, wireless networks, and the flow of heat. It was in this last application that a fellow named Joseph Foyer discovered a remarkable fact. Any complicated function, including our pulses, can be built up as a sum of pure frequencies, pure sine waves. Here's a set of sine waves, each one with one more wiggle than the last. According to Foyer, we should be able to build an arbitrary pulse from combinations of these. In the following figures, we show three curves, blue, red, and green. The blue curve is the pulse we want to end up with. The green curve is a single sine wave. Its frequency, n, the number of bumps it has across the figure, is shown at the top. The red curve is the sum of all the green curves shown so far, and it shows our progress toward building the blue curve. We start with a relatively wide pulse. Now, using Foyer's theory, we start adding sine waves together to build towards this blue pulse. Frequency zero, nothing, 1, no, 2, no, 3, no, 4, no, 5, no, 6, no, 7, no, 8, something, 9, yes, 10, yes, 11, yes, 12, and we've built our pulse. We don't need any other sine waves. Let's look at the pulse and all the sine wave components at once. We can see that it only took a few of these components to build our pulse. Now we'll make our pulse half as wide, and again use Foyer's theory to build this out of pure frequencies. Zero, nothing, 1, no, 2, no, 3, no, 4, no, 5, no, 6, something, 7, yes, 8, yes, 9, yes, 10, yes, 11, yes, 12, yes, 13, yes, 14, and we've got our pulse. Looking at all the components in this case, it's clear that we've needed more sine waves to build up this shorter pulse. Let's make a pulse half as wide again. That's a fourth the width of our original pulse. Zero, nothing, 1, nothing, 2, something, 3, yes, 4, yes, 5, yes, 6, yes, 7, yes, 8, yes, 9, yes, 10, yes, 11, yes, 12, yes, 13, yes, 14, yes, 15, yes, 16, yes, 17, yes, 18, and we've got our pulse. It clearly took an even wider range of sine waves to build up this narrower pulse. The wide pulse has only a small range of frequency components. A pulse half as wide needs about twice as many frequencies. And a pulse 1 fourth as wide needs about four times as many frequencies. In general, a narrow pulse requires a wide range of frequencies, while a wide pulse requires only a narrow range of frequencies. We can actually hear this principle in action. If we play this relatively wide audio pulse repeatedly, we hear only a low rumbling. If we narrow the pulse, we hear higher pitch tones. And with an even narrower pulse, we hear even higher frequencies. Fourier's theory shows us that a pulse of width delta t contains a range of frequencies delta nu, such that delta nu is inversely related to delta t. Equivalently, delta nu times delta t equals 1. This fundamental mathematical time frequency ambiguity applies to any phenomenon involving waves. Could be music, bird chirps, radio transmissions, ultrasound images and on and on and on. To see the consequences for light and photons, we start with Planck's quantum relation for photon energy. Energy E equals Planck's constant H times frequency nu. The expression for photon momentum, P equals energy over the speed of light C. Additionally, a wave traveling at the speed of light C for a time t covers a distance x equals C times t. Now multiply both sides of the time frequency ambiguity formula by Planck's constant. The result is one form of the so-called uncertainty principle. Planck's constant times a range of frequencies delta nu corresponds to a range of energies delta E. If this represents the uncertainty with which we know a photon's energy and delta t the uncertainty with which we know, say, the time the photon is emitted from a laser, then the product of these uncertainties can never be smaller than Planck's constant. Now divide and multiply by the speed of light. This gives us the second form of the uncertainty principle. Uncertainty and energy over the speed of light is delta P, the uncertainty in momentum. The speed of light times uncertainty in time is delta X, the uncertainty in position. And delta P times delta X can never be less than Planck's constant. The reason the equal signs are replaced by greater than or equal to signs is because while our knowledge can never be more precise than these limits, it can be less precise. The uncertainty principle represents the ultimate limits of what it is possible for us to know about a photon, regardless of any technology we may develop. The uncertainty principle tells us why it is impossible to speak of a photon as following a definite path. If at a given time we know the photon's location to with uncertainties delta X in the horizontal direction and delta Y in the vertical direction, then the photon's momentum will have uncertainties delta PX and delta PY in those directions. That would mean that the photon could be moving directly to the right or it could be moving with an upward component or with a downward component. So the more we constrain a photon's location, the less constrained is its momentum, hence its direction of travel. It's impossible to say a photon is at a definite position traveling with a definite momentum. Indeed the uncertainty in momentum becomes as large as the momentum itself when photon position is constrained to the scale of a wavelength. The uncertainty principle goes hand in hand with the phenomenon of diffraction we looked at in a previous video. A laser beam spreads very little because the width of the beam is actually quite large, much much larger than a wavelength. The more we try to constrain photon position by passing light through a tiny pinhole, the more uncertain is photon momentum and this shows up in the spreading of the light beam into a diffraction pattern.


It's a sad day people. It's a sad day now. I'm gonna break the news to you if you haven't heard already. LD2K left 2K. I have no idea what he's gonna do with his Twitter handle. He officially changed his Twitter profile. Man, it was all sad. Whole community was coming together on Twitter last night like, yo, it was so good while it lasted. For those who don't know who weren't aware, LD was like the favorite community manager. Is that right to say? He was the one that will hop on park and play with you occasionally. He was the one that if you had a problem, you could DM. If I have a problem with 2K now, I don't think Ronnie's gonna respond. I don't think anyone's following a young agent, bro. I'm left stranded now. Nah, he was cool though, man.  The amount of times I've DM'd LD something or told him something and he's like, okay, I sent it to the devs. And then at that point, like, you can't control it. But for whatever reason, in a 2K community, it's almost like a ritual. We almost have to blame Ronnie when something goes wrong. It's amazing. Like, I'll miss a free throw and be like, somehow, someway, Ronnie had something to do with this. This is very possible. He just got tired of all the criticism. He's like, yo, I gotta do something else. Like, sometimes you guys are very annoying. And I don't get it at the scale that the community managers get it at.  And somebody's top comment would be, uh, did you go to Popeyes today? Of course I did. Right? Now, don't ask me questions like that. Just worry about the content. It was some wavy content. Of course, everybody got to speculate him, bro. Everybody put on their glasses. They're like, okay, let's figure out why LD left this community. A bunch of people were saying LD left because he saw the direction of 2K19. And he's like, I'm out. Peace. There was, there was more sarcastic approaches. I think I liked a few of them. Let me bring them up. Dr2K tweeted, Ronnie says, suggestions for 2K19. LD, let's focus on gameplay and reduce the price of PC. Yo, y'all were having some fun last night on Twitter, man. It was enjoyable to watch the feed.  Now, to provide some context, I used to be in the call duty community. A similar thing happened. I think his name was Robert Bowling, was the community manager. And then he just up and left. And he decided to start working for some mobile game company out of nowhere. And then the community got all sad. They were like, whoa, we actually really liked you, et cetera, et cetera. Almost identical to what's happening right now with LD2K. Let me verify, actually. It's been a while since I even checked up on call duty information. 420? Yeah, it was him, bro. That had to have been him. Kind of like how we in the last year have been doing with Mike Wang. Mike Wang has recently become like a new Ronnie. Like when something goes wrong in the game, Mike Wang was up to something. Because an animation changed, or you missed a wide open layup.  And you don't really know what you're gonna guess. So let's do a close analysis. If I had to guess what LD2K was up to next. Now, we know for a fact he likes the Lakers, which means that almost 100% of his time currently is gonna be dedicated to analyzing Lonzo Ball's core play. His bio says, passionate marketing profession. Video producer, eSports broadcaster, Die Hard Lakers fan. SBNation once called me the godfather of Laker height videos. I see there's something on my mind right there. He put eSports broadcaster. Now you know LD2K's broadcaster. The couple of the NBA World Tour All-Star Game Tournament. He was there with Scott O'Gallagher. So he's done it a few times. Interesting. He put that in his bio. Okay, interesting. I'm just, I'm not forecasting. I'm just saying it's interesting. But what I hope, you know, I'll joke society. I hope what this isn't is like he realized like this is going nowhere. And it's gonna continue to go downhill. And as mistakes continue to be made, he's gonna hear it most, because he's a community manager. He's gonna hear it from the community. Him and Ronnie. And then I hope that's not why he left because that's only gonna spell bad things for us. And then now, unless there's another community manager that comes up out of nowhere, Ronnie is supposed to handle. Have y'all ever had Ronnie replied to y'all? I don't think I've ever had him reply to a tweet. Can we talk about this? Is community manager like one of the worst jobs in the gaming industry? Like you get clout for it, right? And sometimes, you know, you do a good job and you're representing a very solid game. Like it might be a good job, but so many. Can you imagine being the community manager of Battlefront 2 right now? All the heat EA is facing. Like it's never because you're like, I'm not coding this. It's not me, but you're the one dealing with it. Everybody thinks it's your problem. I would, man, I would rather bad groceries than be a community manager, man. It won't happen, bro.  It's not some fandom stuff I didn't do that I'm being called out for. I know many people have been telling me, AGM, I'm just bored of 2K18.  I may have snuffed that last part and it might not have been true. Yo, I recommend y'all try something, bro, because I was tired of Park 2. Y'all see my video?  I'm gonna hop on there occasionally. Just casual AF. I said AF, bro. YouTube really got to me. I need y'all to do something for me. Grab four other teammates. Hop on the Proang. Make sure they're good, girls. If you're losing, who's gonna have fun? I'm starting to find out that the Proang is wavy. Now, I'm not even like all these, everybody's worried about making the E-League. I'm worried about making YouTube, you know what I mean? That's not my priority for me. So I'm literally just kicking back, enjoying playing competitive games on what feels like a less casual platform than the park. So it's just a recommendation. I don't know how much, not walk on. Team Proang. Walk on is not real Proang. Walk on is dead boring. I would rather watch paint dry than sit through a walk on game. The only time you'll ever catch Asian on the walk on is if he needs to test the jumper or he needs to test that latency. That's it. Hey, LD, if you're watching this, hey, good luck in whatever you're doing next. I didn't get a chance to talk to LD a lot, aside from the 2K event and a few times like the occasional DM. But it was clear he cared, bro. It's unfortunate to see him go. Very unfortunate. I hope we hear more about why he left. That'd be interesting. That's about it, man. If you all enjoyed, make sure to drop a like. Subscribe if you guys are new. I'm gonna catch you guys later. I'm out. Peace.


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Yeah. Can you tip it? There you go. It's so heavy. It's one of these. Yeah. Mr. President, can you tip yours up a little bit? I can. There you go. And so you started that way.


Let's get right into this. So for this video I have quite a few movies that I'm going to be showing you guys that are in my collection some of which have a specific niche for some of my favorite franchises or superheroes or things like that. Some are just random ones but our action or comedy or something along those lines and I'm not showing everything that's in my collection because I have a lot of movies. These are just some of my favorite ones that I decided to showcase because this would have been an incredibly long movie if I showed everything and it was hard to cut all this stuff down into my room here. So let's just get started up first is a movie that I think I got some of these during yard sales and things like that. So the first one is King Kong. Now this is a really long movie I believe if I can remember correctly. It is three hours long and it is a really nice story. It actually has in my opinion the best King Kong story out of the movies that I've watched which is why I decided when I seen it to pick it up to add it to my collection. I absolutely love Jack Black and this movie here I thought it was a great movie and it really told the story well it was just a really long movie. Next is Adam Sandler's Mr. Deeds and I absolutely love Adam Sandler's first movies that he was in. I think they're a lot of fun and sticking along Adam Sandler Big Daddy which I thought was a hilarious movie. A little bit emotional throughout it but it is a comedy and I absolutely Adam Sandler in this style of movies. Next up is one of my favorite movies I had to have watched this probably close to 20 times ever since I owned it and I've owned this one probably the longest since I was a child. Maybe 15 plus years, 15, 20 years maybe and that is Tommy Boy with David Spade and Chris Farley. It is an amazing movie well put together. I love the comedy in it and a lot of the comedy sketches that are in it are memorable. I absolutely love this movie. It's one of my favorites that I remember watching whenever I was young. Next is a little bit of a newer maybe within the last 10 years. I can't quite remember. I think it was whenever I was in high school it came out and that is simply Paul. I love the idea. I love these two in the movies having Paul and having the whole alien thing in Vegas. I thought that was awesome that they made a comedy out of it which is why I decided to pick up Paul. Next is Tropic Thunder and I know it's not everybody's favorite movie but I liked it as a comedy. I was always into war movies so whenever I purchased it I didn't know what I was purchasing but have Jack Black, Ben Stiller and everybody that's in this movie. I thought it was a really funny movie. I really enjoyed it. Next up is Cop Outts and I absolutely love cop movies. I love comedies as you guys can tell but I do love action. I love cop movies. So this is one that I have that I absolutely love. I also have one with Martin Lawrence and that is National Security and this is more of a comedy as opposed to a cop action movie. I always cop out it's a comedy as well I find but this one here is more comedy forward. Of course Martin Lawrence is the best comedian in my opinion. I absolutely love him. Next up is Ride Along with Ice Cube and Kevin Hertz. I absolutely love this movie. I really want to get Ride Along too. I never even watched it I don't believe so it'd be really nice to have that one as well. So those were kind of my odds and ends. I'm going to be going over to my superhero collection. Up first the only blu-ray that I own and that is for Iron Man 2. Normally as you guys can tell I'm going to stick with more of the Wrangler DVDs. That's just what I like in my collection. That way they're all the same size that type of thing but this here Iron Man 2 this was only a dollar out of Yard Sale. I don't have any of the Iron Man movies so I decided to pick this one up for a dollar. You can't really beat that. Next is one I recently picked up in a store and it was only $10 and that was Venom. The reason why I decided to buy this new as opposed to waiting until I found a used copy is Venom is one of my favorite movies that I've watched for superheroes recently and I've watched this movie two or three times now and it never gets old. I absolutely love the movie and I can't wait for Venom 2 so this is definitely one that I had to pick up. Next a few of these are ones that I picked up in Yard Sale so the next two are and that is The Dark Knights and The Dark Knight Rises. I absolutely love this Batman. I'm not really into some of the Batman and some of the newer Batman movies. Not really a fan of them. It depends on who's playing Batman. These ones here I think the actor who played Batman was amazing. Of course it has in my opinion the best Joker in all of the Batman movies in it so I thought they were great. Next is Deadpool. One of my favorite superheroes. I've talked about this before in different videos. I absolutely love Deadpool. I recently me and my girlfriend watched Deadpool 2 for the third time so I really want to add Deadpool 2 to my collection but Deadpool I have the first one for my collection. Next is The Incredible Hulk. When I seen this in Yard Sale I decided I had to pick it up. I can't quite remember how much I paid for it but this is before The Incredible Hulk got re-casted and it's the only one in the Marvel MCU that is a solo Incredible Hulk movie which I thought was pretty interesting. Next I have more movies and I think I'm going to start with these ones here. These ones are my favorite franchises which I own all of the movies in the franchise. So what first is one of my favorite movies growing up and that is Jurassic Park. This is the first three movie collection before the newer movies started to come out. I purchased this here at Walmart. I think it was only 15 bucks so basically 5 bucks a movie. I love the design of the sleeve cover here which I thought was great. And I decided for only $15 why not. It's a movie I absolutely love. I love the whole Jurassic Park franchise so I picked that up. And then once the new ones started to come out Jurassic World and then Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom I decided I had to get these ones as well. I did buy them brand new but I think I bought them around Black Friday so they're only about $10 each shortly within a year after they each were released. So I decided to pick them up. I absolutely love the newer Jurassic Park movies but I love all of them in the franchise. Next is one of my favorite franchises of all time. I really like the original ones, the first movies in it. The newer ones are great still because of all the cast members but I like the original ones for what it meant and the reason behind them. And that is the Fast and the Furious. This here before they started to make all of the movies that they did this is the first four movies in a collection set here. Now I know they do have a full eight collection set as well but I brought the four one years ago which I think was maybe $20 at the time so that's again $4 a movie. That's the way I broke it down. And then after that I was only purchasing the movies whenever I seen them in the stores so within a year after they were released I would get them for about $10 to $15 each. So I have Fast 5, Fast and Furious 6, Furious 7, and then Fates of the Furious F8s. I absolutely love the franchise and no I do not have Hobbs and Shaw. I don't even believe I watched it yet and I know there is going to be a Fast and Furious 9 and I can't wait to see that. That looks like it's going to be awesome. Hopefully Han is going to be in it. That's the leaked stuff that I've seen but also there's going to be a Hobbs and Shaw 2 movie that has been announced. So it's going to be interesting. I might have to watch the first one to make sure it's something that I want to get into and maybe add them to my collection. I'm just not sure because they are technically spinoffs not part of the actual franchise. So I do have some more movies left here. These are the Endstack. So Up First is a movie growing up that I loved because it was something that boys could just watch and it was amazing. It was fun. It was dangerous. It was sometimes gross. And that is the Jackass movies growing up. I absolutely loved these movies. They were probably not the greatest growing up movies to watch but they were also a lot of fun and I actually wanted to attempt some stunts and be kind of like a Jackass guy but never did that. I'm not really a Daredevil or anything so the first Jackass movie then we have Jackass. I don't have these in order. Jackass 2. Jackass 2.5. So this here is basically an extended version of 2. Basically whenever they filmed Jackass 2 they had so many more stunts that they wanted to add but it was going to be way too long of movie so they came out with a DVD for 2.5. It never went to theaters and it's more of a documentary and behind the scenes of them recording as well. Then we have Jackass 3 which was also in 3D in the movie theaters and this is the last Jackass movie that hit the theaters and then of course the same thing as Jackass 2. There is a 3.5 that came to DVD that is an extended version. Now with Jackass I know it's not everybody's cup of tea but the guys are older now however they do and I think they did announce that they're going to be doing a Jackass 4 within the next two years and I'm excited to see that kind of ending everything that they've done before so I can't wait to see what they're going to do. And next the rest of these are basically movies that I have one DVD for but it's like a 4 DVD, 4 movies on one DVD type thing. So up first is 4 scary movies. Now I don't like horror movies, I've explained that before. They're just not really my cup of tea. It's not that I'm scared about them, it's that I just don't find them entertaining. I do not like them at all but the scary movie ones, they take horror and they bring a comedy aspect to it. It's all for laughs. So I've seen that for a couple of blocks out of your head so I decided to pick that up. Next is the Rush Hour trilogy and I'm so happy that they have recently announced that there's going to be a fourth movie going to be in the works and I can't wait to check that one out. That one is going to be awesome. I love that franchise. Next is a superhero movie but I wanted to include it in the 5 movie collection like the rest of these ones are right now instead of my superhero stack and that is the Spider-Man 5 movies. We have the original 3 movies that came out in the early to mid 2000s and then we have Amazing Spider-Man 1 and 2. Now I know Amazing Spider-Man, I've watched them. They're not necessarily the greatest but to get this in a collection set I thought it was pretty awesome. Now the only thing that I'm missing from my Spider-Man collection is the past two movies with Tom Holland. That's what I'm going to be really looking for in the stories. Hopefully for cheap because some of them, the first one came out years ago now. Next is a pretty beat up box but it is for Ghostbusters 1 and 2. This is, I can't remember when it came out. I don't even think I looked it up. It doesn't really say here when this set came out but I got it out of Yard Sale and you can see there is damage. This is the only one that's damaged anywhere out of everything that's in my collection but for this one here a couple of box having the Ghostbusters 1 and 2 I decided why not pick it up. That's very interesting and my girlfriend has yet to see Ghostbusters so I'm going to bring this one day and she is going to watch them because she is going to have a blast. I absolutely love Ghostbusters. Narrowing down to the end of my collection here recently I picked this one up out of Shoppers Drug Mart for I think 10 bucks or actually I think this one was $6 and I decided to pick it up for that price. That is the Men in Black Trilogy. Now I didn't realize that Walmart sells the four movie pack with the last one that came out. I can't remember when it came out but with the last one that came out and it's $15 but I got the Trilogy for $6 I decided to pick that up. These movies here were amazing. They're awesome and I hear that there might be talks of a fifth movie in the future but I still have to watch the fourth movie and put that in my collection as well but I absolutely love Men in Black recently picked that one up and the last movie that I'm going to be sharing today is another five movie collection and that is for one of my favorite franchises as well Transformers. Now I have watched Bumblebee which I don't have my collection in my opinion it's not necessarily the greatest but these movies here, the first five movies in the Transformers movies franchise I felt was awesome. It's just sad to know that they're not going to be doing the Transformers movies moving forward. They have come to terms with it's not something that they really want to produce anymore of right now and since Hasbro owns the rights to them they have no intent to make in movies right now maybe in the future there was rumors there was supposed to be a Transformers versus G.I. Joe movie that would have been awesome but they scrapped it and they scrapped the whole franchise for now but I absolutely love these movies I think this one here was in my opinion the hardest to find the five movies set because Walmart was sold out, Amazon was sold out eBay didn't have any copies for cheap everything that I found was around $40 for it I finally managed to pick this up at Walmart for $11 whenever it was back in stock and it took months for them to get it back in stock but these are all of my movies or my favorite movies that are in my collection I do have some more that are odd and ends some not great movies and some that are just so random there was no point of including them because this already is a really long video longer than some of mine where I share my collection so I didn't need to make it any longer with boring movies and sharing boring things that I don't really enjoy that are in my collection these are the top ones that are in my collection so comment down below out of the movies that I just shared what is your favorite that is in my collection I hope you guys enjoyed this video I'm going to leave this here, please take care, peace


You want to take us to the next one John? See if we can get to those five All right, so we got one from a David here. He found an article from our friends over at Mac rumors Apple in iOS 15 is adding new separation alerts to the find my app Which will let you know if you leave an Apple device a device is attached to an air tag or a find my enabled third party device behind Okay, that's cool It is cool. I've that I like that That's pretty good, man. What a nice thing to know. I've also noticed with the with my air tags. They've The firmware is newer. Oh Interesting just magically updated Yeah, I was surprised, you know, I went, you know in the find my app and then if you go to You know the screen for the device and yeah and tap on it gives you the serial number In the firmware version and I just noticed that it had updated at some point on all of mine. So interesting, huh? All right. Well, cool. I mean, that's that's great


Now post the merger of Essence and MediaCom to form this combined entity Essence MediaCom, how much of the Essence of the merged entities have you retained? Well, we were really lucky and we had two great agencies. I think coming into the merger, we had two really strong agencies with distinct capability. So bringing them together was only a benefit. So while we're always trying to create new, there was sort of a huge amount of positive that sat within those two agencies. Really unique cultures in terms of the way that they operated internally, but also with their clients that were complimentary. We've got MediaCom on one side, big CPG experience in markets like India, big platform experience, work really well with the IPL and big sporting platforms. And then you've got the digital nature of Essence who went heavily into data and analytics, are deeply involved in some of their clients, especially Google, bringing those together was only a positive. So we've tried to keep all of the good things and with our people, that's really important as well. Our people, everyone is nervous about change. So making sure that is a, I suppose an evolution, not just a total revolution of the agency is important, but we're using the best to create something new. So our message to our people is always to understand our client needs, don't be afraid to create something new and be really positive in our intent.


So we're here at the Metal Hall of Fame. This is Neil Turbin, you're watching The Metal Voice, and I'm here with one of my influences, one of the people that I grew up with. Oh, you're being so nice. No, but I was there at Beggar's Opera, and I was there at Hammerheads, and I saw Twisted Sister. This is Mark Mendoza from Twisted Sister. It is, really me. And tonight is the reunion of Twisted Sister. No, it was, we got inducted to the Heavy Metal Hall of Fame. And you guys were really nice. And we made an appearance here and played Reson. He's smarter than me. That's where you got it correct. But it's awesome to get a chance to talk to you, and thanks for taking the time, Mark. And you know, you're Mark the animal Mendoza. That's right, not Mark the Mendoza. Who's that? I'd always yell at him. Mark was a friend of mine, he's cool. Yeah, he's a great guy. He's been on my show. But I always tell him I had the name first. It's true. Drop it. Yeah, exactly. And you're from the East Coast. Yeah, exactly. Don't mess with the East Coast. No, definitely not. I wanted to ask you, Mark, about all the years coming up until now with Twisted Sisters. So you guys were kind of doing your own thing on sort of a hiatus or a retirement, or I don't know what. When? I don't know, is there such a thing? When? In the music business. Well, I'm just saying, like, when was the hiatus? From the last time you guys played live together? It was in 2016. Okay. So that's not really, that's not much. Six years? Yeah, okay, so I get it. Through the math. So the timing was just a good time to pull it back. Well, you know, we all, we did a lot of stuff. We got back together again. You know, of course, we played New York Steel in 2000, you know, in 2001, from 9-11. Right. And then in 2003, the office was so good that we got back together. We didn't tour so much, but we did, you know, one of the big festivals all around the world, and we did it for one of about 14 years, 15 years. And everybody decided they wanted to do other things. And so we never broke up. We just stopped playing. So I have a question for you. So back in the year was 1980, maybe one or 1980 or somewhere right around there. I was walking down Eighth Street, New York, by the electric lady. Yeah. And it had a clothing store flip or something that was right around there back in those days. I remember that stuff, I can't forget. But so I heard on the radio as I'm walking, they were playing at that store, that clothing store, they had the radio going. I heard the first time shoot them down on the radio. I think it was WPLJ. They played shoot them down? Yeah. P.L.J. I think it was P.L.J. Commercial tradition like that? Or W&EW, one of them. You're sure that they didn't just have the album at the time and they weren't playing it on the radio? That was before the album, that was your single? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. They didn't have the single or something. And I saw you guys like at Hammerhead, it's not too long before that. And then I came out to the village and I was there and I heard that. And that was a big inspiration for me. Cause it's like, if I heard Twisted Sister on the radio and they don't have an album out, it's like, and you guys, what JJ was saying about playing 7,500 shows or before you guys? It's thousands of shows. It's incredible, the tenacity you guys have. Ten year history before we got signed. It's like holding on and never letting go. Three shows a night, well, when the band first started, it was five shows a night, six days a week. Gotta get good at something doing it that much, right? And then, and there were some great bands in the East Coast, in New York, Tri-State area, and those rat race choir, and Zebra, and Southern Falls, and People Chase, all of them, man, every band was great. You guys were playing out before I was able to go out and see bands, and then it's like, okay, now I can go. And because we were talking with AJ, my friend who was a bit older than me, he saw you guys play at Covster College. Oh, man, that's right after I joined the band. Like the beginning. So it's kind of amazing that you guys held on for so long and stayed focused, cause that's so admirable. We still are, you know, as a matter of fact, 2023 is the 50th anniversary of Twisted Sister. So Twisted Sister is coming up this month. And the Rolling Stones, basically. Well, the Rolling Stones a little bit smaller. They're a little bit older, but I'm the same. But I mean, I was there at their 50th, and it wasn't too long ago, so. Yeah, so Twisted Sister, it's our 50th anniversary, J.J. French, was in the original band. Amazing. Yep. So tell us about what you're up to. You have a TV show? Yeah, well actually, I have a, with my partner here, I have a television network. Wow. Internet-based. Our network is called Area 22 Productions. Cool. Right? Sounds like some top secret installation. Like Area 51. Area, no, we're better than Area 51. We're interesting. Area 22. In any case, we have a multitude of shows. We're just revamping the station now, changing some of the format. But I have a show called 22 Now. Where I interview people mostly from the entertainment industry, mostly other musicians, promoters, managers, some equipment, you know, companies. Once in a while, a business person comes on, and it's a lot of fun. So it's 22 Now on Area 22 Productions, and it is 7 p.m., New York time, Eastern Standard Time, 7 p.m., Tuesday evenings. Most of the time, it's live. So you can come in on the chat. Oh, that's cool. That's the one show we have that's live. Everything else is pretty good. Nice. We do it live. Is that correct? Am I correct so far? That's my partner, Laura, right there. That's so cool. So, yeah, so, yeah, and it's great. It's a lot of fun. And I get to sit back and talk to people. And it's really, it's really like, I try to get people to come on. Everybody's kind of like with two friends hanging out talking. I'm not really interviewing someone. And they can also ask me questions. So it kind of loosens up everything. And everybody comes on. They're skeptical. Some people are skeptical because they think I'm gonna tear them to pieces. None of that. There's none of that. I'm telling you, there really is none of that. Hello, everyone. This is Neil Turbin. And you're watching the Metal Voice. And with us right here is the one and only Chris Impelletary. Chris, it's so great to see you. And congratulations on being inducted in the Metal Hall of Fame. I just want to say, well deserved and amazing to meet you for the first time. Thank you. It's my honor, it's my pleasure. And hello, Jimmy, it's the Metal Voice. Yeah, I mean, listen, it's a great honor. And I'm really happy, mainly for our fans. Because we're really an international band. Most of our popularity in places like Japan, certain places in continental Europe, America, not as much. So to be embraced and be honored like this, it's truly an honor. Well, it's really great to have the opportunity to speak with you.  I think Chuck Wright was in the band. I'm trying to think who else was in the band. There was Guy Rassusall was Pat Torpe. Pat Torpe played in the band called Mr. Big. He played Robert Plant. Pat was just an insanely talented guy. We miss him already. But yeah, so it was Pat Torpe. And then Phil Wolfe was a keeper player at that time. And people think, you know, Stand in Line was our first record. It actually wasn't. It was actually our second record. Right, you also did records with Bob Rock. Yeah, he did the first album. We call it, and we did the black EP before Metallica. So we did a thing called the Impelatory Black EP. That was a real black album. It was a real black one. Yeah, it was pre Metallica. And that was a song, or I'm sorry, the music or the record of the recording that kind of got everybody interested in the band, especially in places like England and Japan and certain places of continental Europe. And we were, you know, that first record, it was like, I was telling you earlier, it was like Maiden and Priest on steroids. And yes, we had a lot of the fast solos and the screaming stuff, but we really just wanted to be a metal band. You know, so the Stand in Line record was the full length version. And Graham came in because Robert quit. So we had to completely change our sound really to complement Graham. So it was really a very successful record in various countries, but it was really uncomfortable for me to make because I was like, I'm going from the Maiden and the Priest in the more of the rainbow, you know? It's interesting. But it was an interesting time.  He was an amazing singer. And he returned eventually. We did a record called System X for them. And then we did Impelatory Music more like the Maiden and the Priest kind of stuff, but now Graham's singing. So that's such an interesting dichotomy. So you have this kind of direction, certainly in the beginning, that was just natural, right? That's kind of what you felt. You had the natural influences. And then the next album, you kind of had to adjust. You had to compensate or adjust and try to, you know, I guess work with Graham. Yeah. And he's a great singer. I was 21 or 22. Great writer, too. I think I was 21 or 22. And I started at least the recording process of those records. And it was a really good education for me to learn. Okay, wait a minute. Rob and I, we grew up playing in bars together doing covers, you know, doing the Aussies and the Deep Purple and all that stuff. So when I got to Graham, it was like, oh, I have to change the writing style to accommodate his voice. At least at that time, I thought I had to do that. So we did. And it was an education of, well, how do we write differently? How do we, you know, use more orchestration and, you know, things like that?  Doesn't mean that they're a prolific songwriter. And that's, and also someone who can, you know, kind of be multimodal, go into a different mode of even heavy metal. Yeah, you know, I got to ban us. I've always been first into a really great riff and then a good song and then the guitar solo. It's never been about, okay, now let me write a song or a riff. Never been about that ever. You know, I know, as I was telling you earlier, I got thrown in with all of the shredding type guys and stuff, which, and it was, you know, like I was young when we did those records, so I'm sure I certainly didn't help to put out the fires when I should have like, all right, enough of this. We're not an instrumental band, we're a metal band. But, you know, having said that, you know, over the years, I learned to mature, but I always kept my focus on, all right, if we're gonna make music, everything we do always has to start with that great riff and it has to have a great song. It has to have an anthem for a chorus. It has to have a good melodic structure. Then the guitar solo becomes hopefully like a frosting on a cake. Hopefully it makes the cake taste a little better. Or maybe not. No, that's brilliant. I completely agree. I mean, that's, I couldn't say it better myself.  Yeah, it's, again, and I can see where people would throw me in that category.   And we're young, we don't know any better.  And to be fair to the critics, there was a certain point in a time where I went back and I listened to something and went, you know, oh my God, I think they're right. I'm going way too far. It's, you know, where's the melody?  I certainly kept doing the speed thing, right? But I tried to learn around that, you know, to see how could I, you know, compliment the song, keep the speed stuff, but be more mature and make it palatable, right? Especially the non-musicians, because that's always the challenge.