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PJF Shouts in the building. What's happening, what's happening, man? What's going on, man? It's always- We in that level, let's just put it out there again. It's about the, I'm in time, about five, four, five. I can't count, I can't count. They always in the town, y'all always in. I've got to come see you. I can't, definitely. You always show up, you always show up. Well, you told me if I don't check in, you know what I'm saying when I come in. What? That ain't never said no first time. Never said no first time. Let's talk about it, man. You know you got a new project out. I know, congratulations. What's it called? Risky business, risky business. Risky business. What kind of risky business you talking about? Man, I think those that know can comprehend. But it's just about street life, you know. What come with it. A lot of my projects be about, you know, what I came from, what I grew up in. So, it kind of talks about the easing out the risk that people take, risk that, you know, they come with that lifestyle. I almost thought you was talking about relationship because some people would say relationship is a risky business. That's a risky business too. You understand what I mean. I seriously, seriously. Seriously. No, but so, okay, so you just dropped this win? This came out last Friday. Last Friday, how's it been going?  I haven't been doing heavy promotion on the album because it was just something I wanted to get out, get some more music to the streets, give them something to listen to, you know what I mean? I got more projects coming behind this, but it was just something to get the people, it's the EP, just something to get them folks. How many songs? It's a large EP, it's 12 songs. Ooh. I still call it an EP, but. Ooh, that's why, when you said EP, I'm like. I kind of just put a bulk of music together. It wasn't a full project that I, you know what I'm saying, that I planned on putting together. My manager was on top of me like, hey, they need something, they need to hear some music, need to get something out there, like ASAP. So, you know what I mean? It wasn't rushed, because the music was done, but I felt like I needed to give them something to listen to. When was the last time you put something out before this? Man, it's been a while. Was it when we came down and did that? Right, right. I think it was when we came down and did the, It's been a while. It was when we came to your condo. A year, yeah, yeah, I've been a year or something. Yeah, definitely. I may have put out a few singles in between there, but then, you know, life, life been lifeing. I mean, I've been raising kids. I've been losing partners. That's a serious thing. With this risk business that, you know what I'm saying? That goes around. So, life changed. And I kind of got away from just being so passionate and enthused about music because so much was going on in life, you know what I mean? I started doing over the avenues of investments, trying to make, you know, different things, you know what I mean? Different choices. So, in that aspect, the music kind of got away from me, man. Just mentally, because I was going through so much mentally, but I think it's coming around and got past a lot that happened in life. You know what I mean? Now, I'm back. You got to listen to it really good. Hold on, but the music helps with the therapy. I was about to say, with all the stuff that you just went through. Sometimes you can get in there and you don't want to express that. You don't want to feel that. You know what I mean? Why? I'm a Scorpio. So I have my feelings of life.  I don't, but sometimes you get in there and you know how bad it's going to hurt to say the stuff you want to say. So it's like, let me just hold on. So you don't feel better after you let it go? I do. I do. I do, but sometimes telling you is just like, hold up. This ain't the time to go in there. That's how I feel. And that's how I felt for like a year with the music. It was just like, this ain't the time. Yeah, it was so much going on. So much in my head. It was like, I just don't need to go in there and speak on this. Let me just hold on and let time pass and let it come back to me. I ain't want to force it. And that's how I felt like people like, man, you need to do some music, you need to do some music. Because your fans want it. Right, but at the same time, they didn't understand what was going on mentally. You know what I mean? So it was like, as much as y'all want to hear music, music ain't on my mind. You know what I mean? Right. It was so many other things. I think, you can't just make it about yourself. You got fans. I am one of the big believers that when you close the door on different things because of the way you feel, you wrong as hell. Because you got people out here who depended on that. You shouldn't have put them out. It's like, if you had something, you know it was a value, but I said to the community, and then you just say, I don't feel like doing it today. It's the same thing, y'all. I understand, I understand best of this, man. I get what you're coming from. It's life that'll do it to you. I'm telling you, man. I had aspects where at one point it was like, you know, I'm through with the music. At one point, I'm just being honest. It was like, you know, I'm from Take Hold of the avenues, maybe getting to promotion media, maybe managing the artists. I felt like that at one point, man. I just didn't want to be on the scene as much after so much had occurred. I just didn't. It was so many questions being asked, so much ends and hours. It was just like, I wanted to avoid everybody and just fall behind the scene. You know what I mean? Like you said, music is therapy. So I might've still been doing music, but I just wasn't dropping it. Oh, you gonna be like Dr. Dre now?  You know, you got it. Yeah, it was like that. It was like, now go down there two, three in the morning, make two, three songs and just put them up for me. You know what I mean? I understand. You know, it took a lot for me to get back to, you know what, let's open back up, let's get these people some music, let's get them something to heal. Shout out to my manager, Foway, man. He helped me a lot while I was going through what I was going through. You know what I mean? I don't wanna call it a depression stage, but it was just a stage where I wanted to be left alone, man. I really did. But you got them boys, man. And I'm gonna be honest with you. The way I ran upon you was watching that video that you did with your son. Right. And so that's important for family. But when you think about family and you see a guy like you during these times, see the reason Boss Talk 101 became a thing was because every time I looked around, I see my kids on the phone. So I wanted to be a part of that world so that I could interject something out there that maybe they'll tune in to me and I can use it as a decoy to take it away from some of those other things that's just not so, you know. And it's funny that you say that because that's more so what I did when I was taking this time off. I was more so with my kids. I know, I've seen you. I started coaching. My son, he played football. I've seen you. I said he was a new team. Me and my daughter, she's playing basketball running tracks. I'm being a father at the same time. You know what I mean? And like you said, the music is there. It's always therapy for me. I can always do it, but life is life. And you got bigger things that you have to handle before. You know what I mean? You can pursue that. You know what I'm saying? I felt like I was being selfish to a lot of other things, you know what I mean? Why I was doing the music. So like, you know what? Let me even this out and find a balance. Let me say this. I was gonna say, at the end of the day, what do you want out of the music? Out of the music, you know what I'm saying? I'm just passionate about it. I just love music. I love entertainment. I love the promotion. I love all parts of music. You know what I mean? It's not like it's not my passion.  And that's just real. I don't care how big you get as an artist.  And that more important than the music.  And I moved past that. So now it's to the stage of, all right, let's get back to giving them what they want to hear. Yeah, and I'm glad you got back to it again. The stories need to be told. The stories. It's the stories. It's the story. If people in this town, in this city know, it's some stories, you know what I mean? So there was a lot. So I know, you know what I mean? I'm gonna give them to them. I know they want to hear the ends and now everybody want to know this, want to know that. And you know, you'll get a chance to hear it next time you tune into the album. You'll know what's up. Well, I want to know what went into doing this album. How did you know who you was going to use as a producer? How did you know who you was going to feature on this album? How did you come up with the whole thing or was it a timely process to where it happened over that whole year span and you just kind of put it together as you went? Nah, I mean, over the whole year, I was still recording. I was still doing music. So I was making music. But it got to the end of the year. Like I told you, my manager four-way, he was just on me, heavy, but like, bro, you didn't come too far or just got to let go to stop doing this. What you gonna do? And I'm like, man, you know what? All right, come on, let's do it. You know what I mean? I had got past a lot of the stuff I was going through and I was like, you know what? Let's do it, let's do it. So I took a few songs that I had already had. You know what I mean? In the vault, put a few more together. I had some features already from a couple of tracks I had did before, man. And it all made sense. You know what I mean? The title of it being a risky business. The timing, I think it all just, it just was time for it to be released, man. I enjoy it. That's how it came. I got to have my shout in the day's time, man. PGF Shouts in the building, guys. Make sure you go and check him out, man. You know what I mean? Risky business. You can stream it right now. Like one thing I can say, man, you said, and I heard you when we first started, you say you're gonna set this up as a trifecta, like other projects gonna come behind this. Oh, definitely. And that's, I'm excited to hear you already have a name for those projects. So, man, we got Narcos too. You know, me and you guys. What about the, what about the dang UGK BMC? Resurrection of champs. Man, come on, man. You ain't even do it, bro. A lot of them got a lot of work that needs to be done to it. You can just half, you know what I'm saying?  So I just didn't want to do it and not do it the way I wanted to do it. So like, you know, it's there, and the music is there. Let's hold up and do it the right way. That's right. When I'm ready to release it, you know what I mean? One thing I talked to a lot of my partners that's in the Fed and he tipping, man. You got time. Don't rush nothing. Yeah, yeah. Don't rush nothing. So ain't no rush for anything. I'm patient with myself. I'm humble with myself. You know, I think everything on Prospin come in a time when it's needed. You know what I mean? Yeah, I think the rollout, I was telling Lil' Kiki the other day, like when he came on the show, it's like the way you roll a project out. I seen that same thing in you. You wanted guys that I look at as an example of how people, when they're independent, should strive to roll out their projects. You know, Lil' Kiki is one that he does is the same thing. These guys are serious about the rollout. So what did you do different on this rollout than you normally would do the way you would normally do it back, you know, a year or so ago? Man, I'm behind this on this risky business. Like I said, express, it was just something to get out to the people. You know what I mean? To get my voice back out there to let people hear me again. Let them know I was back making music. But there's a lot more bigger projects to come behind this. Okay. Like I said, this was an EP. To me, it was an EP. People sing so many songs on the track and feel like, oh, he did the whole album. Now, it's just the EP to me. Cause I had so many songs that I could have chosen from to put on this album. You know, it's going to be some bigger projects, man. They really want to see the rollout. Just hold tight. Cause I'm going to show you how you roll out. You got anything that's on there comparable to that Coke can't buy me everything? Yeah. No. You're right. You're right. I'm looking for that Coke can't buy me everything. Boy, I love that song, man. Right, right. Man, we got some songs on that bag drop featuring what OG Curve Frank Castle and a couple guys out of Florida. That song hard. It's a song called, um, traffic it. I don't know if you might- That might be the one. It might be some- That might be the one. It might be the alley. You know, that's my history. Right. I get really excited. I get really excited, nigga. You're right. Right. You know, Boss Talk was the same. I ended up putting that on the album. You put it on there? Yeah, Boss Talk's on there. That's why they just say, that's what happened. I knew something happened why I couldn't just use it like I want to. A song with Charleston White. It's on there? It's on there? Yeah, it's on there, yeah. Like I said, it's just the EP I kind of grouped a song that was already singles and some new songs I put out there. And it just made it a project just to get something out there and letting the people hear the music, man. Cause they been asking me, they begging me, my YouTube fan, my Instagram fan, show me, YouTube, what's up, you doing music? You doing music?  But you know what I'm saying? Yeah. It's time. So, you know, I feel like I'm gonna go ahead and get my groove and get these people what they ask me. I'm gonna have to ask you the question. I'm gonna ask you the same thing. I asked Deriz last night.  You guys pretty much, I love to hear y'all when y'all come together. Was he on this project? Not on this project. What's going on, man? We've got songs together. He told me that. Yeah, we got songs. When we gonna get to hear them, man? Like I said, it's about that. You know, Niggi, like, how does he do that? Crack, nigga. It's a roll out coming in. Winning. Winning. Win. It's getting the attitude now, you know what I'm saying? It didn't win too far, y'all. It didn't win too far. It didn't win too far. I can go for that. I can go for that. When is it coming, man? Or when you gotta think y'all gonna put it out? Man, I'm playing for this year, man. I'm gonna give me three to six months for us to really get in and out. Like I said, we got two or three songs, but we need a couple more, you know what I mean? To put the project together. You're gonna do a whole project, maybe? You're gonna do a project together. That'll be hard, man. Like I said, I told him last night, I said, man, y'all know y'all playing games, man. You know what I'm saying? Y'all got it. You know, it's like it's a drought, nigga. You know what I'm saying? Y'all need to come on with it, man. Put it back in the streets, man. We can't hold on to it, man. He telling me his excuse of why it ain't came.  It's cool, man, nigga. Y'all done talked about this together. When he asked you, just go on and say, man, tell him it's coming, man, in a few months. It's coming, it's coming, right, right.   Like, did you ever think that me and you, and just the way that everything thrived with everybody that counted link, that things would grow and process the way they've done? I did. I seen it, you know what I mean? Cause it was all good vibes. We all had, you know, positive intentions. And I always, I never doubted how far you would go, how far I would go, or any of the people, you know what I'm saying? A lot of people are meeting life. I kind of already can tell, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. Their ambition, their spirit, and it was gonna take them. So this don't surprise me at all. No, man, but I just really know that, you know, you guys, y'all really, you guys had some dope, you know, some dope runs, man. Like, is it anybody else that you look forward to working with that you've kind of connected with, but it hadn't, nothing hadn't came out yet, but you know that there's a possibility that it could happen? Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely. Me and the boy are popular, man. I think we got a good sound together when we made music. And we got a bunch, like another guy I got a bunch of songs with just, we haven't dropped those records yet. Think me and him make a good sound. It's a couple of guys I just wanna work with that I haven't worked with as well, too, that I think I would collab with well, but I reach out to those people, you know what I mean?  You didn't tell us how many videos did you do to your album? Uh-oh, uh-oh. On this album. Bun B said he shouldn't be, how many you have on there? How many did you have? On songs. How many songs you have on there? There's two of them. Two of them. Two of them. Two of them. Two of them. Two of them. Two of them. Two of them. Two of them. Two of them. Okay, I got about eight more videos. I got eight more videos. We got maybe four, I'ma say five videos off of the trailer. You got five videos on the album. Okay, but was your five videos that you did, why did you choose those five to do the videos to compare to any of the other ones? What was so special about those five? Favoritism. Be honest with you, I liked those tracks better So your favoritism, not your fans' favoritism? No, not the fans' favoritism. But I try to do, like you say, albums, I mean videos for all of my songs, but you know, however, cause I'm a fan of all of my songs. Okay. At the end of the day.  You love all your kids, but this one on that day is more favoritable than the other ones.  Exactly. Cause it is a favoritized. On different days. On different days.  So same thing with your songs.  I would say that, yeah, definitely. But when I chose to do them videos on that day, that was just the vibe I was in, and that's what I felt, yeah. But I still plan on doing a lot of the videos that that song. Doing all of them. Yeah, even videos I ain't did from tracks way, way back. Oh really?   Yeah. Don't sell, did you put that on there? Don't sell. I got an in studio performance video of that, me and Frank Castle, that's a hard song. I think you might like, that's the one. That's the one? Yeah. That's gonna get you out. Yeah, I knew it.  I need this man, I'm telling you man, it's like it's on the market, nigga. I need it. I need this bad. Almost like a hit nigga, I need it. I need it. How'd you go with that album cover? With the cop car and all that. What made you go with that? The risky business, the theory about long, a lot of my friends man that were involved in the streets, they went down that alley man, and it cost them their lives, it cost them their freedom, and like I told you, that shit touched me a lot. It bothered me, cause a lot of them I was close to, and they was good friends, they took care of their family. And I feel like they didn't deserve what they was going through, you know what I mean?  And you don't never know, you know what I'm saying? How are you gonna end up? How are you gonna come? Most of it is in jail, prison or dead, you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Most of it's very few that make it out that lifestyle, you know, it's very risky and I mean, gotta tell everybody about it. I just feel like it's my job to express that like, hey, this what you gonna do, you better know what come with it. Yeah, and you know, guys, just so y'all know that I'm looking over at him.  Everybody must wear white. I guess Mr. Maker didn't get the demo. Yes, he didn't get the demo. I didn't, you didn't tell me.  I was leaving me out of the room.  Him and Lisa Ray got this thing going, where they want a nigga to wear white. I don't know what that's all about. Yeah, it's definitely energy, man. I believe white reflects negative energy. I believe it's a holy color. I can't stand it. You just can't keep it clean. Exactly, that's why I'm saying it. Aside from that, man, I love the feeling of being in white, man. It gives me that feeling of joy to keep going.  It's like, you know what? I still got God. Yeah, that's not a matter. So when you be out there coaching your kids. Yes. You being all white still? I do, except for the games. I do that for the team.  I'm like, you know what, on the game day, I'm gonna wear the team color. But during the season when I'm coaching, I'm an all white, head and toe. You crazy. Man, I'm telling you right now, I got to get back to the music. Will you ever give us another one? Like advice, like with the kids? Oh, definitely. I like to see that, man. Like I said, I think that inspires others as well, you know, like to see, you know what I mean? To see that father's parent, you know what I'm saying? And you do so much with your kids. Right, and I'm gonna be honest at my age, and I think my music is changing into that. You know what I mean? That more I don't wanna, I guess you call it mature group of music to not rapping about a lot of the stuff I used to rap about, you know what I mean?  So, you know, I think my junior of music is kind of changing into a more positive way. And you know what I mean? I appreciate it. I'm gonna take it with it, you know what I mean? It's meant to be that just how I go. That's how God takes you the way he's supposed to take you. I got something for you, man. You know, I know you don't usually get, and you can opt out if you want to. No, I ain't doing that, what's up? Okay, I'll do it. What's gonna happen with P. Diddy? Yeah, niggas. Yeah, niggas. Yeah, niggas. How?  Or is he gonna prison? Ask you anything, don't ask you anything. First of all, do you believe he did? And you're all false, though. Do you believe that P. Diddy did all these allegations? This is my theory, because I've been in this court system before. Every person is innocent. It's a proven guilty. So, that's my take on that for now. You know what I mean? And when it comes out in the dust cell, we'll see. I think he being attacked by a lot of, you know, individuals just to get some money, I ain't gonna say. I think a lot of it ain't true. Some of it may be, some of it may be not, but we'll never know until after the verdict comes out, and they really got evidence to convict this man of some type of criminal activity. Otherwise, he just living life. You know what I mean? He ain't raked no, I mean, so-called body. If this was all voluntary, then we just overreacting. But if he did, then, you know, he needs to be punished.  This is news that's been going everywhere, social media, whatever.  You know what I mean? Right. If it goes to trial, but they still gotta present some type of evidence, you know what I mean? A lot of hearsayers, she say probably won't get by, they gonna need videos and audios, and it's gonna have to be there for them to really send this man, yeah, it's gonna really have to be there to send this man to prison, you know what I mean? Otherwise, they probably settle down and take the money they're looking for and be done with it. Let me ask you this, on another note, do you think Shannon Sharp being targeted by the internet with all these gestures that they're coming at him about? Shannon Sharp is doing some stuff that normally, That's because of how he stands? Normally, I don't know if he trolling or what? Man, Shay Shay is winning, man. He's not winning, no matter what they're talking about, he's loving it. Ain't about to keep talking about him, no matter what he do, you know what I mean? Whatever his preference is, sexualized, it don't matter man, Shay Shay winning. The more they keep talking about him, the man they keep potting. Me personally, I like the man. Shay Shay a cool diggin' of me, man. I love the way he... Club, Shay Shay. Club, Shay Shay, I wouldn't let nobody call me Shay Shay. I'm just sayin' him. I'm just sayin' him, man. Why didn't that name even come from him? That's his name, Shannon Sharp. So he called himself Shay Shay. Somebody must have called him that from a long time ago. He don't look like no Shay Shay. You never know, he doesn't see that name over. You gotta catch him at different angles, nigga. You can't just call that man that. If you don't catch him at the right angle, he don't look like Shay Shay. If he put that makeup on. When he jumped out of his truck, when he jumped out of his truck, he looked like Shay Shay. He looked like Shay Shay, man. What about when he had the makeup on? Didn't he purposely do that? I didn't see the makeup on. He had some deep makeup on. I didn't see the makeup on. But didn't he purposely get out? Was that a yes and a first take? Okay, I seen that too. They did bad on me, man. But didn't he purposely when he got out of the truck? Do you think he purposely did that just because you know they in and out? That's his move, that's his move, man. That's him. Uh-uh. Yeah. That's how he come back. One time he come like that and Shay Shay. And he come with the little dude that be with him at the basketball game. Yeah, he was dressing up like that. I don't know what's going on. He's talking about it. I'm just saying, I don't know.  But I don't know.  The man funny, any of a honey, he gon' speak the real. I don't know what all the other stuff is with him. And I don't know why he walk and talk the way he do what he make. I don't know about all that. But the man cool as hell.   They're my boy. I like Shay Shay. That's the end of the day. What did you think about a Cat Williams interview? That neat crazy. Yeah, Cat wouldn't throw it off of me. That's the end of the day. I'm saying he go all the way, he got all these theories and ideas. But at the end of the day, I'm me first, I think Cat smoke crack. But no. That's just me first. I don't know if it's true or not. He on something to me. But since you think he's on something, do you think that people on something can run as fast as he say he would? Whoa, whoa. That was a four three. Four, four 40. They trying to get away from there. They probably took something before they fast. They like, yeah.  Exactly. That's right, that's so me when I'm saying it. We got it. You got it. You ain't got that man, man. Hey, I got to ask you, man. You know, on another note, and it's very sad. Some people said it's warranted though. My girl, Wendy Williams, she going through it, man. But it's a lot of people reflecting back to the way that it was when she was on that show. And a lot of niggas saying, you know, like, oh man. Yeah, a lot of niggas saying you reap what you sow and all kinds of stuff. Like to see her go through that is very sad.  I don't know what's going on, but do you think they should have did the document and showed up like that? I don't, I don't. I don't think she deserve it, neither. I don't either. I mean, a lot of people do a lot worse than what she did and ain't got the punishment. She get health wise. So nah, she definitely don't deserve it. I don't think I would have put on that camera. There's no sin greater than the others. So the people who saying that she deserves this, if people turn around and look at their lives and the things that they've done, what do they deserve? Exactly, right. That's a lot of chomping old child molesters out here. I feel like they, maybe they should have gotten it. You know what I mean? Why she? She didn't want to talk about people. Well, I do believe that they should have done this document for the main fact that it's bringing, because for the people who love her, maybe some people didn't realize all the things that she's going through. So it brings, if she hadn't done it right, then the only thing we remember when she fell on that stage with that, I think she was a statue of Liberty or something and she fell out, like she done went through a lot. Yeah. Like it ain't just been no easy win for her at the end. You know what I'm saying? Like at the end of the day, they've been pressed for winning, man. Definitely, definitely. Black woman and always the best for her. And I hope they'll get a money straight, because I'm hearing they locked all the money down. Yeah, they probably can't. Like they say, the family can't even get it. The lawyers is pretty much got it and they can't get it, allegedly. Yeah, that's the corrupt side, I don't know how they're working that. You don't know who to kill to get it. They got it over there, you know. A nigga get that bag, it's hard to tell them, like man, give it back a wheel or something. Man, it's right now, she's dead. But then when you dealing with, you know, Alzheimer's or something like that, you got to think about how easily that person can be manipulated. And you have all of this money. That's why they probably locking this money up because you never know all these vultures come into her and I want this and want that and trying to convince her. So they're trying to secure the bags whether it be for her son or whoever because she only has one child. Right, I think that's best, man, because definitely if she's not mentally stable, I think that's best until they can figure out what to do. Hopefully they don't just take it, you know what I mean? And they find someone responsible or someone close enough that, you know what I mean? It could take over her state of her money. But lawyers cost. I'm pretty sure she got money. I'm pretty sure they trying to get it. She is, the lawyers trying to figure out, well, you know, we charge. We'll deal with this. Let's just talk about it. Let's just talk about it. We're gonna try to work this out. 10 years go by, 10 years go by, they pitch it, they're not trying to work it out at that point. I don't think so. I think at some point it kicks in that we living off of this. Yeah, that could happen. That could happen. It's just giving much of a possibility.  There's a lot of things been happening. What's his name? That nigga, Cam Newton. He's a, this nigga, Chunk, niggas all over the place after football games. And he was trying to break something up. And I think he got the best stuff. I don't know, it looked a real white. I haven't heard a couple of stories. I don't know. You know what I mean? What story you heard? No, I ain't heard that what he happened back and forth. I heard him and the man that he happened back and forth. The man got offended by how Cam was talking to. You know, he made his move on him. It was like, it did nothing to the man. Damaged the man. They couldn't get it. Yeah, they couldn't deal with him. But I think it was just the exchange of words. They got heated and got out of hand. That's what it looked like. You know what I mean? It's a good thing it ain't getting no farther than that. No, it could have got bad. It could have got bad.  I look at like, like down here in Atlanta, is Atlanta still, you know, the driving force because it looked like Memphis taking the wave on this music, man. Like what's going on? Is Atlanta got that oomph that it had five years ago? That oomph? It does, man. But we, I think we lost a lot of unity in the city.  No, she ain't a nigga that goes to Trump. I don't want to go at them, nigga. Don't say her name. I'm a boss talking on one. Don't do it. I'll just say ladies. The lady did what? Because I'm gonna be honest, a lot of niggas down here, they probably don't go out the blue flame like they used to. There's a lot of people that don't want to go down and deal them with that office down there when them scales ain't on point. You know what I'm saying? So, but do you think that's what's damaging? Do you think that's what's really causing the drawback when it comes down to the music? Man, I wouldn't say that, but that means that takes an effect, you know what I mean? Because I think why sell aside from, you know, the criminal side of what they're trying to paint out a picture, they also bought a lot of unity within the hood, you know what I mean? In the different zones or whatnot, you know what I mean? Of course, there's a good side and bad side of everything, you know what I mean? So, but at the end of the day, I think it made a lot of people kind of fall back from helping others and getting involved in stuff, you know what I mean? Because people, they fear for that, they recall charge, you know what I mean? As they should. Yeah, so I think it broke a lot of people that were building cliques and turning them into individuals and just started thinking why is it about how to approach the music thing, man, because a lot of people was clicked up out here, and you don't see that no more. You don't see it, but is the strip club still got money in them? Yeah, they still. Is the niggas still down here flooding the strip club with the money? Is Magic City hurting? I don't, no, I don't believe that. I don't think Magic City ever hurt them. It's blue flame hurting. I don't think that ever happened. You know, never the original Dundun is for me, so. I don't think that ever happened. Is Froker's hurting? You know, you have times when, you know, the economy is slow and that happens, but I don't think them clubs gonna know what, man. They, mind you, it's going down, man, yeah. So tonight, if I decide to jump out there. What's it like Thursday, Friday? It's Saturday. It's Saturday? Yeah, man, you can touch down in Magic, you'll have a crowd, blue flame. I don't think it's a fact. I mean, the economy is the way it is because, you know, what's going on with the world, with the wars and stuff like that. So of course, a lot of people holding back, saving back a lot of inflation, going on with everything going up.  No. You know what I'm saying? But as far as them falling off, I think them clubs, they know how to hold off and I think they can survive enough recessions to know how to make it. You know what I mean? I do good in there in the recession. That's what I get. That's what I get a lot of money. People do good to drive. I'm serious. That's what I get. People do good to drive. You scared? Okay, I'm going after them. When COVID hit, I started boss talk, one-on-one, because I knew Niggle was scared to go outside. That's the way I think. It's like, okay, it's an opportunity. Oh, they scared. That's how you gotta be when they come down to it, to be honest with you. When the going get tough, the tough get going. Tough get going, man. Yeah. That has to work, that has to go.  When can we get you back to Texas, man? Soon, soon or later, man. I know side by side, where it's supposed to be. That's coming up next week. I may pop out for a date. You might pop out? At least for a Saturday.  I'm hearing a lot of people saying they going down there. Yeah, I probably won't come for the whole weekend because I gotta be in Miami the weekend after that to do some videos. Like I said, I'm trying to catch up on a lot of visuals and stuff, but yeah, I don't think about coming out to a Saturday just to vibe. You still want to work with Bumbi? Bumbi, Big X? You want to work with Big X? I'm telling you right now, that's the reason, Lil Flip, it's the reason I haven't put out the UGK album, man, the Resurrection of Chad Butler album, excuse me. That's the reason I ain't put that out a lot because I feel like I needed more love from the city of Texas, man. Before I just do that, you know what I mean? As much as I love Chad Butler and Pimp C, I know how much that state respects him and looks at him the way they do. I didn't want no disrespect. I didn't want nobody from Yachtown or from Houston to feel no type of well-bottom. I want to involve the people that really know him. So producers that was on that, people who actually did tracks with Pimp C or involved with I wanted to be involved with the project. You know what I mean? I didn't want to be just me. I wanted to be a group of people that's in love with Chad Butler. You know what I mean? Had that type of respect for Chad Butler and put it all together and that's how, that's what really held back the album. Well, just let me know whatever I can do, man. Shout out to Steve B. Lowe. That's one of the main, that's according to Bumbi, that's Pimp C Pro to J. Also Bobo, shout out to Bobo Luciano. You need to come and do his show. And when you come to Dallas, he got a super tight TV, a podcast and you need to do that because that was, I don't know if you remember when Pimp did that. Somebody said, my man Bobo just lost his baby in a house fire. Bobo got super tight. So you need to link up with him when you come to see me, of course. I'm gonna link you up with him. And we just gonna start, you know, stirring the pot to get you with Bun or Kiki, Lil Kiki. That's another solid one that'll be so hard if you and him did something together. So we gonna figure it out. This Texas talk. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This Texas talk, cause you always come see us. So I'm like, I know you love the state and you got people in Fort Worth. And of course, my family from them up there outside of the family from Fort Worth, Texas. So with Funketown, I think that's what they call it. Funketown. I think that's what they call it. Boys, they come to the D.F. Dub. You know what I'm talking about? Man, so, hey man, listen, man. Thank you so much for coming on the show, man. I love you, brother. You like my brother. I ain't for the play about you, either. How can people get a hold of it? Oh, man, same thing. PGS shout, Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, Google. You name it, man. PGS shout on all platforms. Y'all tap in with me. Where's the PGS chain? Uh-oh. Uh-oh. You know it. You know it. But they have it all. My buddy, Reds had his own last night. He had his own last night. Right, right, right. I just kept it like that. Called that new slip. Okay. You called that new slip. I know, I was like, that's not normal. It's the PGS for Steven, though. It is, man. It's small. Okay, I got you. It's your wheels, yeah. It's there. You always got. You always have that brand. That PGS, that putting God first. What does that mean to you when I say that before we get out of here? That means everything. That's the way how I get through life. That's what I teach my kids, to always put God first.  Come on now. It ain't gonna be nobody who can help you. You're gonna have to call on that man. Man, that's real. You gotta know to always have that faith, that belief in God, you know what I mean? So that need to be installed into your youth, and I think that's just something I ran with through life.  Come on, it's time to call on it. Yeah, I know how it is when you gotta always show appreciation to the man that got you through them hard time. Man, thank you for coming on the show, man. It's been another great segment. A boss talk 101. What a boss is talk that way. And we out.


They tend to care more about social programs. And so I actually think that the Democrats probably don't need to work quite as hard to win women because they have the natural advantage being the party of bigger government. So Republicans, you know, what they could do, it's, well, if I think, you know, if Romney can convince the American public that he really has the solution for unemployment and the solution for jumpstarting the economy, there are plenty of women voters I think who would pay real attention to that, who would set up and pay attention if they became convinced. What's interesting to me about Ann Romney and about Mitt Romney as well is, you know, there's the question of to what extent he should talk about his religion. And I don't know the answer to that. There was an editorial in the New York Times arguing that he needs to get out there and talk about his Mormon religion just because other people may be. And so that he should work to define what his religion means to him. And one of the interesting things about Mormonism is that there is a proclamation on the family that was issued that pretty much dictates, that directs that the husband should be the household leader and the household provider and that the wife is in charge of the home space and should be in charge of nurturing the children. And so it's a pretty much, and this is true in many religions, it's a statement of belief that the woman's place primarily is raising children and that the man's place primarily is bringing in the household income. And this is a vision that is not what many Americans are actually living in their families and increasing number of women are the breadwinners in their households. So, and I interviewed Mormons as a part of my research and I spoke to one woman who is a believing active member of the Mormon Church. She teaches Sunday school. She's the breadwinner in her family and she doesn't agree with the proclamation on the family. She thinks that it was a political declaration that really isn't in keeping with what the church is really about. So, is that what he thinks? I don't know. But it is something, it's interesting. There have been some pieces written on this, but not a lot. So, what are his views on working women and a woman's place? Obviously, their setup has worked for them as a family and that's great. But what would he do for working women? What would he do for single women, for single moms? I don't know the answers to that, but I would be interested to hear him talk about it, you know, beyond jump-starting the economy, which we all agree would be a good thing. In terms of women as breadwinners and women as, you know, economic engines to their households, I think the Obama campaign has certainly seized upon that as an issue. In April, the White House had a, and I suppose it was the White House and not the Obama campaign, but it's sometimes hard, you know, to tell the difference always. They had a day-long forum on what the administration has done for women and one of the things that the president really stressed is the growing number of women who are the breadwinners in their households. He talked about his own grandmother and his mother, who were both, at various times, the breadwinners in their households. And he talked about his wife, Michelle, and her work-family issues when their children were younger. So he definitely is invoking breadwinning women in his own life as a constituency that needs to be reckoned with and taken into consideration and making the argument that Democrat policies, that his policies would help them more through things like pay equity, the fight against discrimination, against pay discrimination and other forms of discrimination. Romney, in trying to change the subject from reproductive issues, when he said, you know, my wife Ann is my proxy for, she goes out there and she talks to him and she tells me what they care about and what they care about is the economy. And I think that was an attempt in part to change the subject from reproductive issues because that was getting out of hand. But it's also true. And in my book, in the research I was doing from my book, I interviewed a lot of women who had become the breadwinners in their households because of the recession. Their husbands had thrown out of work. Maybe these women were working before, but they ratcheted up their work hours or they re-entered the workforce and they've been under an enormous amount of pressure in the past two or three years. And so it's true. I mean of course women care about the economy. And I think though where he was wrong was in making this argument that Obama has hurt women because all these men's jobs are the ones that have come back. Well, we know that men lost way more jobs during the recession than women did. So it would be to expected that men's jobs, which tend to be in manufacturing and construction, would come back first. But women, the women who are married to these men who have been the mainstays now of their households for several years now, are really happy that their men's jobs are coming back. So sometimes this attempt to say, well there's women's jobs and there's men's jobs and there's a woman's economy or a man's economy, it's not true. I mean these are families who are trying to make it through. And women have really stepped up to support their households even more than they were doing during the recession. And to the extent that their plight can be eased a little bit, it's a good thing that men's jobs are coming back.


What a fight for our four-wheel drive National Series Rally Victoria they were commended all the way. There's about five or six of them battling for the podium positions but this says it all in the dust their third outright for Franco Ligucci and Niall Gavin. Well done mate, third on the podium, great result. Yeah, surprised. I mean I didn't expect to be third at all. It was a bit of a race of attrition so you know we sort of got out there and warmed ourselves up for the first few stages and built on this pace that we had and yeah we ended up on the podium so it was great yeah. You just had to go make sure that the Irish were on the podium. We're getting too many of you in the four-wheel drives. Just hoping to make a whitewash and yeah congratulations to Richie. It was a tough battle and we were just lucky to come in people fell off and the guys that hung around just kept going. So the former champs a second here Justin down man Lee congratulations man on the day it's getting the champagne as usual hey. I wouldn't say as usual man. We had a nice clean run and there's no damage on the car so we can clean it up for the next round. You said to me it serves you got to talk into this a little bit but come together well. Did you enjoy it? Yeah I did. Look I have to admit I don't want to admit but I have to admit that I actually enjoyed it. It all started only three weeks ago you know we're all good mates with the Petters and Mark's obviously leasing Justin's car and talked me into having a run with him and that's something that we've talked about doing for years and then I thought oh this is alright and and Justin's been chasing the VRC this year as well and his normal co-drivers over in the States on his honeymoon so we thought we'd get the band back together and insert the Blues Brothers music because it might keep going on but it was good fun. Our round winners are Rowley Victoria but also the champs Richie Dalton John Allen congratulations mate you did it in two rounds you've wrapped it all up. Yeah Dino it's pretty good it's been an incredible year after missing the rounds and stuff but we've had a good couple of good weekends. Cars was brilliant John was as usual just fantastic and the notes worked really well and we just we hooked into it from the very first stage and that's where we kind of got our buffer and we were able to control the whole weekend from there so it was great. John you've been in plenty of cars, got lots of experience this car can drive can't he? He sure can I can't believe it's like 10 rallies it's like he's got 10 years experience it's absolutely amazing mate and you know my policy mate you know if I'm not scared I'm not he's not going fast enough but he's scaring me in a few places there so but all under control Dino and you know we kept it straight to eat the haybell at the end there on the spot so he does that. It's all good. I'm getting really excited but it takes a lot to get here you get lots of support from the sponsors your casting to change delivery because you just need the support to get each round are you? Yeah look it was a huge undertaking to get us here we really struggled it was never the plan to come here I just saved myself to do coughs and after winning coughs the wearer put us in the position of championship I really know what I was going to do I had no money so as you can see the car was covered in all the Irish community got behind me you know it's it's it's really good that way that everybody knows each other in the Irish community you know and they've been more than good to me you know I've got some really good backers here in the Lakes of Flavin Commons and Francie Hayes, Johnny McHugh and you know as you can see the chip shop here all about construction they've got even goes far as Brisbane I've got Julian Hayes plant here and Mike on everybody's been brilliant you know so I can't thank them enough and it's it's it's really good for the Irish community to get behind me and like and for me to pay them back I'm really happy and proud of that you know. We have paid them back man and an Irishman and Aussie champ well done guys good job.


Thank you so much. I'm pleased to be here and I will go to the subject.  I'll show one chart about to my background and There will be three or four charts about what has matty to do with open sources sharing community And about to the story of a metamati and then comes the real subject The history of mere that was not something planned That's why first a little bit about the metamati and then how me are happened its challenges and There is the problems of the license that I will go a little in deep But there is a problems of a new product with a new distribution concept with a new this and trial management and That's not only the license. So I'll try to separate In I have to be sitting here to be clicking In case someone has a question that's regarding the language or the If it's not understood you can raise your hand Otherwise, I will have time on the end. I have extra slides if some new questions arise So about myself I grew up in South Brazil. I study business management and applied to an international traineeship Was chosen from bias Dwarf in Hamburg and I got to know that two weeks before I came to Germany in The first six weeks seven weeks and made some ideas and in six months the first patent While I'm telling that about the bias Dwarf is because in five years I could register five patents includes for this TESA power strips I have a four patents on them and And at that time I had to deal with lawyers a team of lawyers fighting 3m on the patent Bottle filed. So there was an experience of dealing with copyrights and developing technology That we will come back after I Also did the website for them and point of information. So I was already interested in the new way of communication that was in 94 and Then I quit and I traveled ten years The pictures that are quite small in between of the rainbow But show a kind of nomadic style and I travel the most in India and remote areas in Brazil or in the Pakistan war line Doing digital inclusion and therapy for different able children Was a kind of a sabbatical ten years traveling on stop the boy with the longer hair on your left is my son and My kids travel like it's ten years going to different Experiences So much about myself, but in that travel I went with the family to make maté in Brazil And research the mythology behind the maté. What's the story the indigenous story of it and create a theater play Where we traveled to Germany, Lebanon, India showing the myth behind the maté and When I came back to Germany, then I should have decided what I would do and And that was the start of meta maté then I decided to occupy myself With something that has to do with my culture. I was born in the area where the maté tree grows Most of heaven may be seeing a picture of a maté tree or a tree plantage or this side a bushes holding monoculture 90% of the maté in Argentina Maybe more is monoculture belonging to three families. So it's a kind of extreme Monoculture production while in Brazil you have 80% of the forest you have trees that are so wide 20-25 meters high on the shade of higher trees So it's a fully different quality and I was astounded with 35 years old first time to see what is a maté tree and what it's to make a maté by hand So a little about the story of the maté It's drinking this original Calabasi by the indigenous. This is not the original. That's a Chinese product But there they drink around the fire where they have the food the material is shared in the tribe They do not have the concept of property Everything that's kept into the tribe is shared equally. They do not have the concept of hierarchy Everyone is in the same level and in that place where they shared the material They share the immaterial the knowledge and there is where the maté circulate Fostering this kind of communication So it's a very beautiful I see things that nowadays we love the club maté and to drink different kinds of maté to fool our concentration or a capacity of communicate and that comes from a very old spirit of maté of sharing and When I come to Berlin that was one of the happy things in 2010 to Meet the pirate party there and see the people drink different maté's and it was also for me a kind of a nice feeling to be along it and that's the picture down there is in the Upgaard and the house and the City Council in Berlin in a meeting where we have the different maté's getting together So first thing I did coming from marketing went to a Boyd University in Berlin food engineering And we try all kinds of raw material and maté to know What is the Teobromine the caffeine antioxidant level? So I did some Deep research on that. I will not go deeper on it We studied different limonades what they are offering and that's just an example here And we make a recipe for kind of a 30 different Extractors of maté with different juices. So we are ready to launch a drink We were ready to start to produce maté in a different way. So that's the path and So this is a chart about the research and we started then also a reforestation project in Brazil transforming a monoculture of soja into a Forest I think that's still the first experiment in Parma culture with maté where you want to use a native wood To drive the maté from the forest From the Parma culture Nowadays all the wood used to drive maté comes from eucalyptus and eucalyptus is a tremendous disaster in South America What's changing the landscape causing urban Exodus the people from the countryside had to move into the city 1000 hectares of eucalyptus provide one job per year It's only the big machine to cut So it's is a kind of local disaster and you are trying to do something about it Well, but when we are planning to do that And we were thinking about making the products in Berlin like a more organic self-made device to drink maté a Belgian raw Chocolator we start to do something that we still do. That's a maté absinthe Then in Berlin and in Dresden we did cosmetics and other little things like Maté honey and different things and there is I can say even a maté in liquid that will be I have there if someone comes tonight. I think in the sea base. We will have some tests. Am I talking right? and Simone the bear is also there and so that was one of the We were creating many things and then comes the history of mere what we want to talk here It was this lucky moment that in our space There was the pirate meetings preparing the campaign for 2011 in Berlin and We had loads of fun and sometimes we have a late evening loads of beer and loads of maté and One night it is fellow that to there with me Maltec and I and others were drinking and saying what's the perfect harbor? We needed to have a beer. We need to have a maté and he joke. Let's call it a mere then and We were in that environment in that cave there and We just tweet out and say who can make a Maté beer and we got an answer in two weeks later. We were in a Brewery Making it and now I would like just to refresh the talk and show you a shortly video when we did that Just making an advance I showed this chart here It was not only a beer because at the very beginning was a pirate beer And so we have to think differently we decided let's make a creative commons license We put all the finances online. We made a pad where the people could discuss and see what we use the money from the little crowd fund we did and There was a question how to discuss how to decide the taste and Another friend at that time Morelang said why don't you do a QR code and then Because there was this problem if every person that votes give its name you lose the anonymity of voting and If you don't have a name, how can you control how many people are voting? So we did this little hack there that we put for every bottle has a single QR code So it produced a different QR codes and every bottle has a single entrance to a liquid the democratic platform where people could judge the taste what to do with the money how much caffeine how much alcohol and That was done developed During the time we were also doing the campaign and what happened It was launched really casually in the same time after the election in Berlin It was the first meeting of the pirate party in Berlin after the election And when we came with this it was called the mirror the pirate cave beer with this QR code You would land in if you click there and this liquid democratic platform and Here's something funny. You could choose if you want to more or less gas more or less matter more or less smell More or less color more or less alcohol and it was everything if emoticons very easy to understand So people were having fun judging it but we also let it open for new questions and That's what you see very down. Should we nationalize all banks? Or should we remove our troops from Afghanistan? So people start to discuss and use the platform while they were drinking beer to judge other things spontaneously Well, we have a then a big surprise because we show there and one newspaper from Berlin made something about it and Sure more people interested in open source to start to talk about it and Some of these mall things for tourists, but then the beer magazines refer to it and newspapers in Brazil refer to it and In little places in Germany, but I think all the Berlin a big newspapers Portrayed it and we were not expected to it. It was a very strong press echo in Germany in other places and Lots of us connect I must say in the beginning because of the pirate and beer and beer with mate so it got a very stronger call and To give you a feeling of it Wait went around Looks like it's a hook loop here in the presentation if I didn't do anything wrong Come as a video now. It is an morning show in CDF is one of the main channels here and I don't know if the sound is proper. So let's try it. It's in German But I think you get the feeling of the place and the people And mate the lively green plant will like to drink as a lemon and now with hops and malt mixed So by the way, the original mate tea looks like in the hip beer version there is a code With it, the internet can be tuned about the taste Much more mate taste should not be then you could not drink it so fast. That's the first time I was totally surprised Why I went to bed at 4 in the morning, although I only had two bottles The only challenge is to stick the chain. There is also no green stuff Yeah, so it was a very strong echo and what happened in the weeks after we start to get lots of orders and Biggy plans and you got together and found a little company and we are all excited Where is it going on what is happening? It was not the planet. It was more a fun project and So the key things was like a decentralized production and The advertiser will say take a bottle back to your local brewer and create your own Adjust the taste according to local issues to be very Blant I would say imagine that the McDonald's in each seat you offer different food according to the taste of the people No standard, but we share a brand we share a spirit and a way of doing business So we started to create the recipes and put them online At the same time it happened the B&L of art in Berlin We're invited to do a bar of a liquid democracy in the occupy camp and was again Very fun thing to make new labels to stick it to make a new taste for them And people are sticking the labels on the bottles there And then we create a speaker corner to have a liquid democracy So it was a mixture also for art project But then things change this Gentleman there is late person from Hamburg. He has a company who buy license from beer and He come to visit us make an appointment and came and Now I'm changing the story to say what is Lisa CC license? What is the challenge of mere and also what went wrong? So it's in the flowing presentation. I'll be telling success stories mixed with failures So this man has been working in the beer forever beer field He has a some distributor and he buy license and let it produce And quite very nice guy. So he came and I wanted to make it and we agreed and everything and We sold the mat for him for that and he sent to a brewery in Belgium to make it and When the beer came in the Berliner beer mile international festival of beer we open it and we were very surprised That's not the taste. It's not the recipe Took some months to clarify it and the brewery will give tell it's really should be a wheat beer a kind of Belgian beer Very fine. It can change But he used one third of the matter of the recipe But it inform us to change the label Because there was content of caffeine and the Obromino need and that is a kind of a First example of a brewer economy or brewer mentality that does not understand easily what is CC license Because they are used to work for license. I will show you one That's what I got to sign and I was very surprised. It was so funny. I make an extract here The contract it was me to be we allow only This brewer to produce from that day on exclusivity So we just cut the only sign and send You can produce it, but there is no exclusivity and so that was a kind of a Up to the latest day the difficulty for the brewer industry to try to understand the product that everybody share The ideas the recipes the way the experience So he wants to buy the recipe and the license and from there on he will be the only producer But he understood that we want to do different ones so We went ahead. I have to say here. Thanks for premium cola who gives us nicer advisement how to proceed We found the brewer a handler in South Germany in Bayern where they are famous to a good beer They will that wants to make a beer and the handler was called the rabble the Raven and His brewer was also Robin So if these two ravens together we decide to make this little figure you see there is a raven on top of the mirror and That was the experience of a very nice traditional family of brewers and Again a problem with the license You cannot build beer in Germany having something else There's a purity law and This purity law next year is doing 500 years old. It's from 1516 so extra attention from that because this taking very hard is playing for this license now So we have to we produce this beer this mirror, but you cannot write it. That was a real production So there although the recipe said Mattis brewed of beer We have to write on the bottle and it was done like this I don't say how it was produced, but it was written 80 percent beer 20 percent Matti. It's a mixed drink We were obliged to say that to not have a problem with the purity law When I say thanks, I'd like us to say if someone has more interest in this drinking industry If you're not from Germany, there is a book here called hacker browser that goes in depth on it Especially the premium color. It's a collective that hacks economy to drinks And so there is a deeper story in a different sense about trying to change economics by doing soft drinks in Germany It's unique and The very special one is the premium cooler that you should see later But they help it to start flora power. They help to start to lead to matter and they help to start many others And it's a kind of a spirit of open source that they experienced here Also to say that the This feeling of the hacker browser start also before with the Club matter. They also doesn't do advertising. It's also nice family from South Germany So now going deeper what's happened to me or what went wrong. I Would talk a little bit more of the license, but I don't want to push to say it failed because of the license It's fair to look at the product itself and see there was some things complicate the product itself This thing of each each bottle be different We have a wonderful places like in the sea base that you have sometimes true even for short time three tastes of beer and We have I know people here sitting here that haven't been in the sea base and bought to one strong mirror for himself And a weak mirror for his friend So this plurality this diversity in the sea base environment is fully okay and normal But if you go to a normal drink shop, it's very difficult them to understand that you have a new product that comes with different tastes From different places That's was one thing of the product another thing the bottle Uwe Lieberman from premium cola say to make a successful drink is more a science of buying the bottles Than a size of the drink is a science in itself In that case the brewer in Germany could not brew the normal club matter bottle or the normal beer bottle Only the big ones can do that his machine would not do it So he adept a bottle. That's exactly the same height and then the long one for half a liter, but it's a zero three So we got another bottle that you would run in the machine to produce me here And we introduced that and what happened? I didn't know it every shop has a problem if you have a new bottle It's a standard Logistics if you are selling a beer or a drink in a shop. He doesn't want to have a box only for this product So there was this is kind of Difficulties also for a new product if you don't know the market you want to go ahead and it can come such mistakes other thing lack of capital Not like coca-cola or Fritz Cola in Germany. We didn't do any kind of advertising we did a kind of a Speaker loan that means the person would help to list mirror in a place would get a percentage of the sales But you didn't come with mass marketing or pushing the product and It's difficult. We went to the main clubs in Berlin where they do sell matter Where they do sell innovative products, but they ask 5,000 euros or if not 20,000 euros per year To get signing into it to list your product and that's not the way we want at all Third thing the purity law That comes also nice and not only Germany Brazil had it At that time that everybody was talking to us about mirror Someone called me and said hey my mother saw you in the newspaper. How are you and My brother is in love with beer. He wants to produce it So this person invested 7,000 euros in mirror and he wants to produce that in Brazil. I Took the flight. I went there We made the event to test the mirror. We made laboratory exams. We did like a liquid democratic platform for Brazil We did the two events where we tried different tastes and you choose what to produce We went to the middle-sized brewery to let it be produced The government didn't give the permission for us. That was the end of the story. I heard in between time that there was a kind of a Experienced business person in Brazil who had a matibia and I have a phone call with him And he told me and I have the patent on matibia You cannot produce it Having but some experience if you painted I know that you cannot patent matibia You might have a chance to patent the procedure of making it or a special way to make a taste But not so generic So I didn't care much about it I went further for the registration of it and I got to the government office to tell me It's not possible. You cannot register a matibia. You cannot mix it when you make a beer And I asked how that person can do it. That was a mistake. He also should not do it and that was a border in Brazil where you didn't come further and Similar then we have the our small production always running in Berlin and If the upcoming maybe of the purity law anniversary 500 years or Some other events our brewer will request to make a special Permission to brew matibia You can brew it but you have to ask permission and if you ask permission You might have a special control on hygiene and other issues So it took us month to find out Why there our breo doesn't want to produce anymore. Sadly, we got to know first from his Internship his practicand his internship told us we cannot produce it and That was a story then that the CC license open sharing Face a blockage. We cannot produce this central so easily as we thought so that was a kind of Saying for me what I do then I cannot be keeping fighting it So I decided to go back to the core of my work that I like for Mati and Not to do the crowdfunding from here because it was not looking for Possible that I could really turn in this mass-productive this central production and Something that would be also sustainable where I also could get something at work a one-half year on it and That was the time we were preparing for the football Summer cup in Brazil there and we prepare a new label. We are ready to launch in Berlin several because it's a Brazilian beer I'm from Brazil. There's loads of party happening. We thought now we come with a Mati beer And it was forbidden or it was not allowed to produce anymore So actual situation We could not work for me. You see in this picture a kind of history There is a cup of bottles coming from Brazil from different breweries from Belgium from by Someone from check-in. So it was a nice beginning. It made a little history and We keep getting in Berlin request to get tourists is and we get some Geeks and people come and ask and some hacker space or some university request it We have a next week in the Saarland in South Germany a festival. They ask a 20 box Cannot do anything about it and to go really large To let it produces a decision. I don't want to take a Resting let's say of waste in my time now the Mati story is more important So Mia is history for now, but there is still some other things happening some learnings There was a nice brewery check that they asked for their recipe and they created their own label They put another name because I can understand Mia for them. They're in Pilsen Mia means peace in Russian and they do not like very much Russian I think they are forced to learn Russian in the school. So they don't want to have a product with a Russian name I could understand they change the name They use another kind of Irva Mati So on then they change everything and they write to me and say I hope you don't have a problem with it So from the original Mia recipe the name the recipe the product was nothing else there But they were very fair and concerned about us And I hope the other people doing something so that they got inspired with it and They write that you see in the label CC by a NC SA 30 by metamate So it's still a CC license stuff It's really confusing then But these people went further we work with them and I already two years long. It's a smell is more brewery and They understood then and they didn't like our label. So they made their own label This is a beautiful butterfly with hop with a matta leaves and we really love it So when they understood that we took that label and we apply in Berlin. That's the mere label down and The people from the extreme hard and softer meaty. They like it. So they sponsor one batch of mere to promote it and That's one example where creative commons and the Product to consumer good good work because we're kind of cross pollinating each other like one helping each other with a new ideas and So that's a kind of a little success story that's really fun because they are going further they have now three kinds of mere each bottle is screen printed and They are doing festival with fresh matta beer and they have the local production being sold locally in restaurants in Pilsen and Like this we have one brewery in Santa Maria in South Brazil one in Porto Alegre and So there is a couple of people doing else. That's the next chart. There is a guy who sell beer ingredients in Brazil So he's selling a kit to make your own mirror and it comes with air of a matta inside Comes everything that you needed to make 20 liters of mere and even if the labels inside So it's not fully died. It went in some strange ways But it's not something that then it's able to sustain me or to make me worth to work on it and push this project The very last chart on mere There is ten brands of mere matta beer not called mere in Brazil now. I Have nothing to do with any of them There's ten different matta beers in Brazil and one of them makes advertising. It's from an oyster bush It's called above in Brazil is the new number one producer of beer in the United States as an advertising campaign and launching a matta beer in Brazil That we can see it's not really failed. It's surviving other hands. It's being used I'd not say that's inspired on us But it's a Belgian blonde ale with air of a matta. That's kind of the product that we have done in Belgium for us It's very summerly. It's very nice And the government of Brazil allowed it now. It looks like it's okay to do the matta beer Well from the failure we learn and the motivation stands I went back to my work and don't panic. I'm doing now a 42 product that's a kind of Insert to the coffee. We are doing a matta called 23 That's organic certified the vacuum packet is cheaper than any other matta in the market And we are trying to use it infiltrated the mass market with it last week it was 3500 kilos delivered in USA and the August come the first five pallets in Germany We have a 18 shop a distributed in Berlin and creating distribution so out of the experience of mere we might Do different with the matta. I don't know if I will do CC license I would be very pleased if the question someone wants to Talk about it or tomorrow in the Le Quadre Tour de Camp at 11 o'clock in the morning will be a math session about hacking business and to see how The CC license now with more experience could be approached to other products By that I finish. I'm sorry for the very ugly shards. I'm I'm a matta hacker not a web Presentation designer, so I'm sorry that they look very messy and huggy ugly and Open for questions now Okay, thank you so far Fabrizio Okay, so if any one of you here in the room has a question, please come to one of the room mics So everybody can hear you and please go ahead when you are working on it Did you have a legal team or like a like a lawyer involved? You mean when I was working before by byersdorf or in mere when you were working on mere Well, we knew some people from the New thinking from far away. I went to some event saying that by the CC license We would not have a legal base to fight for it and the eHSM. I got some people who offered me to do Re-engineering if someone uses our license, but I didn't have a legal base Like a legal advisor We have a lawyer that look together what we are doing, but not a technical lawyer on patents Well, just a basic question. Why why you're so attached to call it a beer? Well, actually it isn't a beer it is it's beer and maté it is special drink So if you just refrain from calling it a big kind of beer, then you're not bound to the Reinhardt's keyboard If I understand it correctly You're saying that if you are not called beer, you're not tight on the Reinhardt's keyboard. Is it correct? It's not that's easy to correct the question. Yes, that's my question It's not quite like that if give us an impression of beer first Mere or not beer it applies the Reinhardt's keyboard, but even if I call that Maté or if I call that X Y Z it applies the Brewery association in Germany Request the brewer to Register it and ask you for a permission as a brewer to brew something else than beer and That permission or brewed didn't want to apply Because it seems that if you apply for that permission You get an extra control and the brewer associations kind of very tight together So don't call the color the brewer then Yeah, don't go to the brewer that would be a way the brewer in South Germany He was very good in the association. So he had no problem. He said we'll call that a mixed drink and They will not disturb me. There are other big brewers here that they told to me we make mirror for you It's no problem. You have to do that at least a 20 hectare hectoliters You like make a big quantity they will do but I don't have the capital the distribution to start doing 20-30,000 liters so to start as small as the problem okay, so for now if There's no more questions for right now Another thank you to Fabrizio. Thank you. Thank you


I mean, I was just reading the quarterback read his eyes. I seen he was looking that way. I thought he was going to take off running. So I was already moving that way and then happened to be the second round that I was able to jump. And I look like the players were running back and forth on their career on the run. I have to get off that and see the block fully again to be able to get to him, though. Yeah. I got to get a special shout out to my guy, Phil. We always talk about blocking the mobile quarterbacks and they laughed at me for it. So I'm glad he was able to get in front of Cannes. So I was able to get to the end zone. I mean, didn't you play running back and forth? I played running back in high school. OK. I got to rock the baby. My baby's five years old now, so a five days old of that. He's five days old, so he's out home, so I can't wait to get back home. What does that mean to get your first pick? So it's and your first individual game? I mean, I got to take it back here. Cam Newton is my favorite player ever. Cam Newton and LeBron James growing up. They're one of my favorite players ever, so it's insane. My first interception, baby was born a couple of days ago. I'm on cloud nine right now. What kind of statement for this week has to have two big sixes and backs back games? I mean, it's huge. You know, we believe in ourselves. It's something we talk about.  You mentioned Cam Newton being someone that you always wanted growing up. What was it like to play across from him? I was bummed out last year. You know, he wasn't here. He played against Carolina, and then he wasn't on the Patriots, or I was bummed out then, so we finally got a chance to play against him, so I think it was just pretty cool, pretty cool. So how do you suppose when your child is old enough to appreciate this moment, how are you going to explain this week to him? Well, I'll definitely let him know that your daddy was pretty athletic, so. But no, I mean, it's just going to be a good moment we can experience together, so I just can't wait to build up memories for him. So, that's it. Mike, what do you think it says about the team I said? Guys like you, guys like Jay Lin, maybe guys who aren't the great youths of the world, who have started to be played tomorrow last week, who have started to be played on this team? I was like, what's that wrong? What are you guys trying to do? Well, I think we just got a bunch of hungry guys out there. I feel like myself, I always believe in myself. I feel like I'm a starter in this league, and I prepare every week like that. So I mean, I feel like Marlin and Jay Hawk, those guys are too. So when we get our opportunity, it's all about season and the moment and your opportunities. What do you think about it?  Oh, it really comes. I mean, it's just playing the same calls over and over again to get to put your little thing on it. First, we're trying to learn to defend. So you do everything on the books. But as you know, football is not X's nose. So really, you've got to put your own little flavor on it. And I think this defense right here has really taken over. No, six and two away from home. What pros and cons are good on the road games and what's the quality of the game now? Man, we've got to get our home. So that's our biggest thing. I mean, for me personally, I don't really don't see the difference playing home in a way. But I mean, I see as a team, you've got to make home field the home field advantage. I think that's something we preach about. Coach always talks about it. We've got to get some wins at home. But being six and two away from home is pretty different for us than keeping your shape and form. Yeah, I mean, for us, we know what we've got to do now. We've got to go 4-0 for the rest of this game. I mean, that's what we're thinking. That's what we're talking about in the building. The road game, what helped y'all in the road game for this game? They ripped 200 last time, and that's better than that. We just took it personal. Coach kind of let us know, kind of called us out last time. And it was something that Coach P's and them, they talked to us and then it's personal.  You got to fight back.  So I'm just proud of them for doing that. How much did you come into this game with the attitude to win this one to stay behind for the rest of the four weeks? I mean, it's huge. We're preaching. We've got to go 5-0. So that was our, you know, we're one game now. We've got to, I mean, we're not done yet. We've got to go back and go win four more. So for us, this game was a playoff game for us. So that's the word preaching for the last couple of next couple of games. Who is the second and the last team? I mean, just everyone in the locker room. You know, you've got your coaches. By the end of the day, coaches don't play.  And we've got our captain stepping up. You know, we've got everybody in the locker room a lot of respect for each other. So it's just something that we've been echoing around in the locker room. Is there like a different confidence or energy around the defense because of how well you all can play? No, I think, you know, I think it was with anything, you know, when big plays were made, I mean, it's just play after play after play is going to break through, you know, I think the defense had all the talent from week one all the way to now. It's just we're finally making those plays. And when one plays big plays happen, it's contagious. So I think that's all that's going on now. Anything else? All right. Thank you.


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Okay, so the first major boss you will come across with in this game is Becky the Bride. She can be a bit of a pain if you don't know what you are doing so hopefully this guy will help you out. It's a boss you can't avoid and when you beat her she does reward you a great tool to use against zombies which you'll believe is tied to the player you choose. Today I have you covered. How's it going guys? My name is DPJ and if you do enjoy the video, leave a like, it really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe. Okay so just after the cool recovery mission you start the room service on major book commission. This requires you to make your way up to the third floor in the hotel. Upon doing this you then get to use that radio and then this boss encounter happens. My first time doing this I got battered but then the second attempt I barely got hit. Well for the first part anyway. If you can make sure you are stocked up on medkits and have a semi decent weapon. Although not super important, it's just you don't want to be using your fists. Okay so the secret here is to use that dodge move. On console this should be our one or left bumper.  You then want to let the boss take a swing at you and then you want to dodge this.  From this point just go for her back and you can even stun her further dropping her onto her knees allowing you to get multiple hits for free. Weapons don't really matter like I said, I'll use one of the slower attacking weapons and they'll still get off easy shots. An indian counter does get a little harder as other zombies do spawn in with these trying to entice them away from the boss and then just take them out one by one if you have to. Then rinse and repeat the first steps with the boss to take her down. Eventually she goes into like a rage mode where she does multiple slams together. Here again just be aware of it and again it's quite easy to see when she's gonna do these things so as soon as she's out of that phase again let her swing at you by coming close to you then just use that dodge button to evade it. When she swings and misses that's your chance to get those free shots in. It really is that simple people. Again when you get this done you get an amazing ability to use on combat in zombies. Danny I believe gets the actual boss's slam. Bruno which is me gets a dash strike so let me know who you're using and what you got. And there we have it guys I hope this video guide helps you beat Becky the Bride. Guys I know the end of the video has arrived if you enjoyed it leaving a like really helps out. If you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys I will see you on that next one.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with 2020 TOPS Archive signature series baseball retired player edition This is a random player break number eight from jaspyscasebreaks.com big Thanks all of these folks here for getting into it one spot gets you seven. So let's multiply that by seven There's one already two three seven and let's roll it and randomize it Seven times six and a one One seven the final time After seven Carol down to Carol and there's seven times for the players and Seventh and final time after seven times. We've got sweet Lou Brock All the way down to the big cat Andres Galaraga All right, so I'm gonna scroll to the list just as is and Then I will sort by your first names and then we'll pause the video and let people kind of check out their Their players if they need to see it again if they missed it the first time There's the rest right there. All right now. Let's alphabetize by your first names All right, so Barry. There's your group of players right there Ben has a big block of players there. There we go Carol has a lot of players to Daniel there you go Deborah Ed Wade and Wes There you have it. We're gonna pause the video when we come back We're gonna see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break stick around All right, welcome back folks. No trades. Remember I marked all these so we know they're all from the same case no trades See what we got There's Mo Vaughan Gold ink autograph 73 out of 90. There you go. Well, what's Mo Vaughan up to these days? Uh Mo Vaughan Where's he on my list? There he is goes to Carol the guy from Narcos is in this or the Mandalorian, whichever you Then we've got Frank Thomas one of one Top's finest Frank Thomas The big hurt that's awesome. Trust me. She'll like it too That'll go to Barry Roberts with the Frank Thomas one of one out of fives under All aboard Board the big hit express That's nice. All right next box is Louise Tiant nine out of 39 33 there you go old red sock Louise Tiant will go to Deborah now we got Andre Dawson the Hawk eight out of ten Nice excellent penmanship from Andre Dawson if I uh, if we ever have Jaspie's autograph camp To bring bad signers bad penmanship people to our Jaspie's autograph camp I'm gonna bring the Hawk I'm gonna have him as a special guest Daniel Nelson with the Andre Dawson with the Hawk I'm gonna have Andre Dawson one of our guest speakers We got Juan Marichal Three out of 11 nice an old gold rush Where does Juan go? He goes to Goes to Ben Ben G with the Juan Marichal Five boxes in five to go and it's Benito Santiago 12 out of 26 remember him great catcher kind of remember more him more as a Wasn't he a Padre to Benito Santiago goes to Deborah and we've got Johnny Bench 12 out of 25 another catcher Nice, so you guys autograph right above this facsimile autograph checks out Check it out. We know it's him authenticated then With Johnny Bench nice who has a great new commercial out for whatever Pain reliever or hand cream Thing that he pitches. We've got Danny Martinez one-of-one Remodeling here Orioles Danny Martinez All right, Ben with that one. All right, Ben All aboard All right, two more to go Blue emu that's right Stephen K. That's what it is And we've got another one-of-one right here. That's Roberto Alomar nice From tech. That's pretty cool Berto Alomar who's got the Roberto Alomar? That will be for Ben Ben again All aboard And last but not least let's see what we got good luck Last one is Barry Zito Four out of 23 Giants Barry Zito. It's got the facsimile autograph and then the re-auto right up there Okay, it's first year with the With the Giants after being Oakland for a long time Barry Zito Goes to Deborah there you go Deborah and there you go ladies and gents Thanks very much for getting in check it out. We got some more in the store jazby's casebreaks.com I'm see I'll I'm Joe and I'll see you next time. Bye. Bye