The current talk is No Code Platform powered by Python and Django, which will be presented by speaker Bhagwan Kumadi. Bhagwan is founder of Architect Corner, and I request Bhagwan to take the stage. Hi, this is Bhagwan Kumadi. Today I'm going to talk about the No Code Platform. So I'm just going to share this screen. So I'm currently working at the Director of Product Engineering with Value Momentum, and I have worked on various platforms, technology stacks. So the latest, my passion is more interested in Python and Django. And back in my college days, I used to work on various functional languages. And at that point, we used to have very old languages based on what you call before CC++ Java and Tic-Tic-A, right? And there were a couple of others which were very famous for AI at that time, right? And so it's a very present coincidence that I'm currently working on function programming, not just object-oriented. At that point, I was working in CC++ also. The other aspect is the Django part and the No Code Platform. I hope you're all familiar. So let's get into the presentation so that we can get into the actual topic. So No Code Platforms are very famous, and the current focus in this representation is more on health care and insurance. But in general, the No Code Platforms are shaping the future for enterprise. The first question is, okay, I'm a Python developer, what's in it for me? Why should I worry about No Code Platforms? Excuse me. Similarly, a mind map for presenting what are the No Code Platforms and why No Code Platforms? And presenting in health care, insurance, what are the challenges in a small demo and who else is doing this and what's next? So the immediate question you have is saying, Bhagawan, great, maybe they may be shaping the enterprise. But tell me, what is in it for me? Why should I care as a Python developer? So most of the time you have this dream, right? Can I have a No Code Platform or a code generated and deploy and upgrade my application on fly? And if you're an insurance company and an insurer, can I create new insurance policies for customers without code? If you're a doctor, can I provide technical support without any code? Can I have applications created to make my job easy? Might be the staff in the hospital or in a pharmacy or in an insurance company. Pharmacy, right? Can I create online pharmacy catalog updates and push them to the customers? Can I create applications on the No Code Platform? The dream of a business analyst without even thinking of any code, any technology, any technology staff, right? Now I'm going to use this mind map across the presentation so that we have keep in mind. So you have on the right-hand side, No Code Platforms and No Code Platforms, right? And you have on the left-hand side, domain specific things. So very common thing, domain independent things are you have an application, you have resources, you have market requirements, you have data sources, you have customizations, you have legacy systems and migrations and applications goes through upgrades and updates and you have in-house applications also not just applications which are for customers. And there are No Code Platforms which are code generators like the others are based on AI, Neural Schedule, like any other IT project like No Code Platforms require licensing, subscription, budget and it is based on a tech stack. Training is needed, it has metadata, denotes DevOps for deployment. On the domain specific side, you can get into insurance, home insurance, travel, health insurance, auto insurance, healthcare, wellness apps, digital health and payment processing which is common across insurance and healthcare. Now question is why No Code Platforms? So lower barrier to entry, deployment cost is low, shorter development cycles, reduced maintenance burden, enhanced customer experience, integration of legacy systems, improved productivity, right? And strong built-in governance, rapid prototyping and software development, democratization. So let's say you want to develop this for insurance. What do you do on No Code Platforms? You focus on underwriting process, claims processing, insurance code, customer buying and insurance policy, customer onboarding, adjustments, renewals, product life cycle management and dynamic case management. So according to the survey, 65% of applications will be created with No Code tools by 2024 and the market capital estimate rise over 21 billion by 2022 March. In healthcare, the same similar functionality but focusing on healthcare specific domain like patient safety, quality monitoring, monitoring, patient discharge, electronic medical records management, medicine management, appointment schedule. On the pharma front, we have complaints, audit, pharmacists, network communication, digitalization of research, direct visibility and medical supply chain management. Now, many of my customers when they'll take a look at this presentation, say it's very, it's really well structured. You have a mind map, you have what's in it for me and talked about example, the processes for the No Code platforms. But can you tell me what are the challenges? What are the obstacles? What are the issues? First thing is the maintainability which we are going to talk about is regarding the upgrades and challenges and in terms of maintenance, in terms of new technology stacks which are coming in and also upgradability, performance. Even a new technology stack or a new UI framework, remember comes in. Now currently, let's say the No Code platform has capability to build AnglerJS, right? But certainly the customer says, but no, no, no, no, the latest I heard is React is, React and view.js are the very far, very far popular and I don't like AnglerJS, I want to have the No Code platform build the React application. Next customer says, no, no, no, view.js is really great, I want to build a new.js. The latest customer which I heard is saying, no, I don't want to focus on UI frameworks, I want to focus on multi-experience development platform, I want a multi-experience platform and no code platform which worries about different experiences, not just UIX, not just the rest of the frameworks. I want to have conversational experience, I want immersion experience, I want different vertical IVR based, SMS based, social media, what's up based? I don't want to just get locked on Angler or React or view.js. I want to be independent of channel, I want to focus on amni-channel, right? But those are some of the challenges on the maintainability and also upgradability. How do you go about upgrading? Let's say you have a technology stack which is fixed, but there are versions, there are changes, there are new features coming in with the same technology stack. You need to worry about all those upgradability and provide those features within the no code platform. Similarly, performance, can I deploy this application for 1,000 users? In insurance, let's say 1,000 clinics, 1,000 doctors. But tomorrow another customer says, I know how 10,000 doctors across India, can I deploy this for 10,000 doctors will the application work on the cloud? So those are some of the performance related challenges which we need to focus on. And also security, right? Will my data, use my data secure, right? It does it, like if it is healthcare, HIPAA is the HIPAA compliance, what do you call it? Does the application conform by HIPAA insurance, HIPAA compliance? Similarly, data security, PCI DSS, right? Information security standards. And scalability, I want to take this from one continent to another continent, new geography, right? It's not just adding more, creating a new instance or it is multi-tenant adding more tenants. But also you need to focus on the geography, specific taxation, geographic specific, culture, internationalization, localization. The many things which come up when you want to scale across multiple continents, multiple geographies and some of the countries like Europe and North America will have compliance standards, regulations, even so simple thing like pharmacy, but to take off in India, right? We had to go through even pandemic, I think the government was really tough again as a pharmacy. Only some of the cases when there was lockdown, they allowed them to deliver, right? Not all of them were allowed. Now, let's step into the core problem. Now understanding the obstacles, understanding the challenges, how do you go about overcoming them? What are the solutions? Now, let's take a step back, right? What is, you have an application which you want to build. What does an application architecture consist of, right, different modules? You have user management, user onboarding, right? Once it gets user registered, user login, authenticate, authorization, but to access different modules, right? And the user gets onboarded, he has a profile, he has payment, payment or a wallet enabled, payment of what you call service enabled, or he has a wallet, right? To buy a product or to buy a subscription for a particular application. So these are very basic things, but you start out from those modules and keep adding new modules which are more functional. And all of these require services, right? Back when you have some need to have an authentication service, authorization service, registration service, onboarding service, and you have visualization layer, right? Here, I guess, put mobile and web, but some of them are interested in not just mobile and web, I want in SMS, I want IVR, I want immersion experience, I want convolutional experience, chatbot to be connected to these services. And also some templates, right? There's a template which a customer want to over what you call use, use for a specific process, right? And that consists of events. The template consists of multiple events, multiple entities, and entities are tied up with events related to simple things like create, read, update, delete, or more complicated things like notification, workflow approval, and so on. So underneath, you need to have the services layer, the actual classes which are built, and the data access layer, the persistent service where the data has to be persisted to a particular data source, right? Or any other external or internal data source or service. Now let's look at from the UI frame. So you have the backend very clearly. There are services, there are data, data sources, and you have data management persistent services on the right hand side, and you have service bindings. On the left hand side, an application typically consists of pages and desktop views or web views or mobile, and each of that particular page will have controls, right? Typically it has a label and it has a specific control type, right? And it needs to get input from somewhere or the user has to input in, right? It's read only, right? Or the person has to type it in. So these are some of the variants within the pages and controls. Now that's on the left hand side, and you have services which provide the data either to update the data within the controls or take this input and send it to the data sources. So these particular pages, whenever the, let's say, take a simple form, a login form, the data comes in, you want to send it. You need to have a service on the other side, a login service, which takes this username and password, right, to a service and push it in, right? That's a request which comes to a login service. Login service goes back to the data service, business service calls the persistent service, gets the username, checks for this particular user if it exists, sends back the response. So that's when it comes back, right? There will be a, what do you call that, a controller, like page controller or a UI controller or a framework-based controller which looks at and then moves the user from one page to another page based on the response, right? Let's take a complicated example, not just login service, but a complicated example, there's a dashboard which I'm clicking on the menu and then you get a sender request to the services saying that please get the data or let's pour all the customers or order all the products. Let's say order all the products, the response comes back and the response comes back and gets a JSON and this has to fit in a table, the table has to be rendered. So you see that the service bindings, similarly the UI bindings have to be created with the table and the data. Now let's look into the local platforms, right? Now, stepping before we get into no code, let's look at local programs. Local is more like code generation, right? What do you need to generate an application which consists of pages, which consists of services, which consists of data services and database schema? So you have a channel, you have application which consists of views and services. A view consists of view identifier, view fields, form or form fields and view types like CRUD and services like method and request and response. So underneath we have DevOps, cloud, databases, like what you see in any typical architecture. The local platform uses this particular metadata to generate code. Once the code is generated, you need to have Maven or some kind of built in which builds the tools, builds the application, sends it across and deploys it on the cloud, right? Now that's local. Don't let's say we want to go to a no-code platform. How will this work? Like we discussed, you have modules, you have services, you have templates and events, right? Now let's go further than persistence. You have analytics, messaging, multi-channel services and templates which are related to tasks, right? I need to create particular form and create an application, create an account, let's say in insurance domain. And I need to, I have a form which I have to use for a user to fill up the form, have calendars, right? Which I have to show, display when I pick the date and so on, workflows, content, translators, cross-automation. Similarly, like we talked about events like not just CRUD events, not just notifications, alerts, activity monitoring and external app notifications. Now it's not just a no-code platform. The next requirement is I want to make this more like a software as a service, which I need to provide to the user. So typical features which are there in a software service like module management, subscription management, metering, billing, auditing, calendar management, document management and configuration management. So the customers say it looks good conceptually and understand how you store your world from application to no-code, to no-code platform and what are the features and how do you make it service after the service and how customers or users use it. But I want to see this in a specific example. It's two abstract and pages, view, service binding, view binding, it may look good for an architect or a developer to understand, but it looks very conceptual, very abstract and not really pragmatic, right? So give me an example and show me how it's going to work. So let's pick insurance vertical. You have modules like code management, policy creation, self-service, payment processing, claim processing, billing management, operations handling, data management, data reporting, commissions, authentication, authorization, roles management. Now what are the integrations which are required for other modules which you talked about insurance to work? Okay, typical insurance like you want to have auto insurance or life insurance or medical insurance is basically you need to fill up a form, send the information, get the test done and the results have to be provided to the user, the agent and agent has to give back the policy. On the integration, what are the integration, backend integration which are required? One is custom relationship manager, they are AI platforms, fraud analysis, geo coding service providers, if it is property and casualty, you require fledged hazard services. In any insurance you see a chat bot right-hand side, it keeps popping up in a test messaging service, you need cyber risks course, loss cost, replacement cost, crime reports, if it is what you call home insurance, then you want to know for that particular area what is the crime rate, fledged hazard metrics, predictive CRT modeling. So these are some of the backend services and integrations which are required. Now we have all this ready, the integrations, you have the modules and how do I do this practically? And this is where you have to visualize, you have a business analyst where you have a process design which needs to be done, you have to sketch the process and we talked about for each process there's an input and there's an output, input is most of the time a page or an email or a trigger which even which comes which has data, which has to be processed by a public service, the response comes back and you have the output being rendered or you move to the next next process by some event or an action by the user. For this you need screens, so how do you go about designing these screens?  Buttons are some actions which needs to submit this particular information, render this particular screen. And what if you have a custom widget that you don't like this pallet and want to create it a widget, but you have custom widgets. I don't like the standard layout, let's slow layout or three by three grid, four by five grid, I want custom layout, right? Like the fancy UI, UI screens, like what, how unicorn screens are there, right? I want the custom layout, I want things more, what do you call, not linear, more complex or not symmetric, you want asymmetric. And similarly, custom dashboards and custom search. Now, we have the designers, so we have the screens design, we have the backend services, we have the modules which are working, but also I want guided workflows, right? Not simple integration, but I want a user to be taken step by step. If for example, to send a SMS, it has to be more like a wizard, right? Or old times wizard, but it has to be more like a bubble driven where user knows what to do, right? He clicks on the particular control and you see a bubble coming up, right? For SMS integration, how to compose email or collaboration tools for content management, customer service, advertising services, service, project management, marketing, schedule and chat tools. See, this is the next level feature. Or you want to have compliance level features for HIPAA, PCI, DSS, GPDR, WCAG, ADA, FERPA, IRDA at FEMA. Now, let's say we have all these applications done and we showed you the customer, customer service is great for mobile and web, but I'm not just happy with mobile and web, I have IoT data coming from IoT sensors, I have wearable data, people know latest, I heard Facebook has glasses, please do me Google or some of the other companies used to have glasses and watches and sending information and that information has to be composed on the cloud. I want to create a cloud data, what data on the cloud, right? And then process the particular data and create apps around the particular data, like an IoT cloud or wearable cloud, okay? Or the conversation experience, I have chatbots configured on Google or the Dialogflow or Amazon legs or IBM, Bluemix, Watson, right? Or any other platform, I have one in my own chatbot, but it needs information, I can get the account data, I can get the, what do you call here, the person's name, I can get the check number, right? I need to tie this up with my banking services or insurance service, I can get the policy number, I want to back in to work with the chatbots. It's similarly AR, AR, VR, like a property concern, casualty, insurance, right? The person is saying yesterday, what do you call an apartment, it takes a photograph and you have the location for this on mobile, but I want to tie this up with the backend services to provide information to the user, how safe is this particular area? What are the hazards, previous hazards that have happened? All the information which is required for the home insurance or property casualty code will be provided, all the services have to push in that information, right, crime rate, weather, flood hazards, what are the problems with this particular building, right, if you have any historical information and that helps the user to understand, also agent to give you to assess and explain the code, why this particular code is very high for property casualty insurance. Similarly, PWA desktop, and what do you require for all this, whole of this multi-experience development platforms to work, the mesh app service architecture? So let's see what is mesh service mesh architecture, right, you have your delegates, you have various front-end frameworks which you talked about like chatbots, voice platforms, IoT platforms, ER, VR, AI platforms, variables, and each of them will have chatbots frameworks, if they're on frameworks, interaction frameworks, like voice framework, IoT framework, in the case of, yeah, you have NLP frameworks, and there are gateways like service mesh gateway and there are gateways of which these frameworks talk to, right, and back-end you have services with chatbot and you have, if you're using IBM, you'll have Watson services, if you're using Amazon, you'll have Amazon Lex services, if you're using Dialogflow, you'll have Google Cloud services, or your own services which are persistent analytics and messaging and multi-channel, all through going through the service mesh gateway where the services can be composed and sent across to BFF, which is back-end service for front-end service, which is a framework for front-end framework. And what are the capabilities of this particular service mesh platform? You can have lifecycle management, you have security, traffic management, policy management, multi-tenancy, extensibility, and multi-cluster operations. I have a small demo, so I'll just share that. Sure, so you can actually register on- I hope you're able to see the video in fast forward. I already registered, so I'm going to log in. So you can update your profile and you can choose the subscription, subscription has a payment type, the credit rate, the way to pay for the back-end, and subscription types of grants and the approach and cost. The world subscription covers everything like having health, life, all kinds, policy management, payment processing, building a self-service portal, and the cost is something to do with it. If you look at grants, it only has clients for other types of insurance, like health, life, auto, and home, the cost is $522. Silver has health, life, auto, and home, and has clients for policy management, cost is $622. And custom is where you can have and develop your own services, and you can have portals for health, life, and auto, and home, and integrate those services for clients for policy management, or payment processing, or building a self-service portal, and they can have enhanced models built also, which can be integrated for the other models. The cost is $452. So you can configure the portals. Each portal will have a layout, like if you're logged in to manager to have capabilities to access menus, like assigned profile and tasks, agent is assigned a profile, it has assigned profile and grant, and you may have server layouts where you can choose a assigned profile, assigned profile, crime, and assigned profile, crime and failed reports. So as the org admin, I can create users and send them email to get started, and they have different roles, customer, agent, manager, and you have agents in server, and they have names, and they all belong to my organization, and I am the organization admin who manages the users in terms of the roles, the layouts, and also the data sources. Let's say the server protein requires the data sources for crime data or threat hazard data, or likely for life insurance and mortality rate, I couldn't include, but we can have data services, services is configured for life mortality, or apartment calls, or loss calls or replacement calls, or assets itself. And also, you can pay for the subscription. In this case, let's say you have selected a good card, you can pay for the grant subscription, or credit card, or PayPal, or Netbacking. So now let's look at the other side of the platform. We have seen the org admin. Now we are looking at the customer portal. So here again you can register, and the org admin sends the email and click on the register, you have the organization, the road setup, you can set in the password. So the customer portal has the health insurance, the premium, the policy coverage, and the nominee, and the premium per year, the home insurance, and the number of claims, which are processed. So you can update your own profile. You can also pay through debit card, the premiums, credit card, PayPal, and Netbacking. And that was the customer portal. So let's look at the manager. So in the manager portal, you have what you call various tasks, you can manage your own profile, Thomas Smith, and you can also have what you call agent and server here. And you can assign this method as an agent, and you can select different assessment or output or create policy. So after creating, you can look at the tasks which are assigned, and you can check who has the various tasks assigned. Let's look at the agent portal. So agent portal again, you can manage the profile, and here you see the tasks which are assigned for the agent. Now let's look at the server here. The server got the task assigned. Crime reports, if you go back to the data sources what you're going to get, you're going to get uniform crime reporting, which is the data source here. And you can put it on select.  If you have different flit hazard data, and you can search for the zip code. So that was the demo for healthcare and insurance. So I'm going to go back to the presentation now. So that was the presentation of the demo based on Python, Zango, and MySQL and using the HTML file. Now, many of you will have this question in mind, Bhagawan, it's a great demo, but how do I get started? What are the basic things I need to look at? So for anybody, whether you're a developer or from insurance or healthcare or staff, what are the scalability requirements? What is your plan to improve new users' cases? You have this basic functionality, but what else you can add? It create a small roadmap kind of thing and you can jot down the features. What is your current and future user base? Is scaling horizontally an option? You plan to deploy your applications on the cloud or you have announced what is your current technology stack? What are your future requirements and what technology stack will help you to get to there? What are your compliance requirements? Is your platform microservices based? Does your platform support other rest services or you have to integrate with any other external rest services or any other external data sources? What is your budget? What is the pricing model supported by the no-code platform? So these are some of the things which you need to first jot down and create a plan if you want to get started. Sorry to interrupt, Bhagawan. I think we crossed 30 minutes. So please find it up soon. I just have two more slides. Can you finish it soon? Yeah. The next question you have in mind is I have an existing local platform, right? It works great. I just want to make it no-code platform. So how do I make it, right? So first candidate for assessment where you want to move them into no-code platform are the services. Second is funds, pages. Then you look at the database schema and then the whole integration services or the deployment or the cloud, right? So you look at all these components and identify what are the variants which I can configure from the UI, like an admin, right? Similarly, as a user or application developer, right? How do I configure and make this work either runtime or design time, right? Or deployment time. The next question you have in mind is I already have a microservices based platform, right? For insurance or based in India, by-based in India or Europe. I have a microservices platform which provides me all the data. I'm not going to be talking about crime rate or anything for proper decasualty or life insurance, actually services or healthcare providing all the data. But I want to make this no-code, right? To make it more like an insurance platform. So it's more like a methodology where you start looking at universal connectors, right? How do you go about connecting to any possible data source? Like any possible data source. It's not just rest, right? It can be old soap, it can be JAX, JAX, what do you call it, JAX, JAXR, right? Or JAX messaging. It can be any other protocol but you should have capability to connect and provide those connectors. And as you know, these are all external data sources, right? Data source is not just with which you are not in your control. You don't even know the database schema, right? Sometimes they are not even exposing the services. They might just provide you the lower data sources to pick the data, right? And also you have to provide, you have to worry about authentication. But each of these, they provide you the credentials how to connect to using universal connector to a particular service, a particular data source. And there is authorization. You can only access this particular part of the database schema, this particular part of service, not all the methods. Even within the method, the data which comes in which will be parsed. And you have access control, rate limits, request headers, which you need to pass on, pagination of data, right? Sometimes the services, you keep sending the information as you keep saying, one, two, three, four, like you've seen in UI at the bottom here, one, two, three, four pagination. Similarly, the rest services will have a parameter saying that do I want the limit of reserves which will be sent there will be 10 or 20. I want the fourth row, which is the fourth set of each consisting of 10. It's similar use of defined variables and so on. But you need to capture all these first and then make them configurable through a no code platform. Then you should be able to realize the next step where you want to take this and bind them to the UI services or create a multi-experience adderment platform which needs to bind the immersive experiences or convolutional experiences or IoT or variables to the services which is coming up. The other last question is who else is doing, right? I just added this. There are many, many people, many companies which are focusing on chat boards, emails, web and connectors, right? Like we talked about the universal connectors. Some of them are already available like automate.io, like Zapier, IF, triple T, trade.io, right? Parabola, flow, block spring, action desk, right? And that's a commercial friend. Robot open source, AppSymbol, Convertigo, Zoget, Mendex, Integui, Sartcon, VisionX. The last thing is, so you have this roadmap back on, what is next, right? You have the no code automation platform. So what's next? The next level which you are looking at is not just the stop at the no code platform for domain specific. The idea is to evolve this for no code AIML. Evolve this for something like OpenAI or BERT where you have the transformers. It have make it capable of presenting explainable AI features. It's not just taking a decision. It's not just having AI services for what you call decision making or classification or supervised learning or unsupervised learning, but also explain some of the rational decisions which are required for a person who is taking this particular data to understand why this particular decision is made. The classic example is there's a customer who's looking for an insurance code. They look at the various plans and his information, look at the developer and present possible options for code, let's say auto insurance for the family. They provide different packages. As a customer, I would like to know why package one is good versus package two. Why was the decision made? Is just the cost or something else which is happening behind, which could be explainable to the customer. Similarly, agent needs to know if the internals, why was this decision made? Let's say some actual sense data which presents saying that based on his health and so on, his code is very high for health insurance. You should be able to explain, the agent should be able to explain to the customer saying this is the reason why your health insurance is very high, right? So that's the next level which we want to reach. So thank you. If you have any questions, that's a good time.


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Welcome back. It's The Advocate on PLOS TV and of course my name is Kermak O'Nienuchea. My advocacy today I have titles Crumbled Eggs for Dinner. I have always taken Umbridge to this real perceived or imagined indifference of successive governments to the plight of the average Nigerian. I say real perceived or imagined because as funny as it appears there exists a certain demography of individuals real or imagined I cannot say for sure who despite the obvious cataclysm going on in our country are hard at work singing the praises of their puppet masters to high heavens. In recent times with the continuous threats to not only our national unity but also the uncertainty of security of lives and properties of all Nigerians together it has become a worry of humongous proportions living and breathing in Nigeria. The trends of kidnap, rape, armed banditry, murder, maiming and the like have become not just appalling but I am increasingly worried sick that these hitherto clandestine activities have taken center stage in our everyday life. Things are falling apart and the center has long since disintegrated. I know it is commonplace to point accusing fingers at government and rest uneasy with the delusion that this is government's problem to solve. Unfortunately this is not the case. There's a saying that a man whose house is on fire does not continue playing in the village square in hopes that his neighbors will help him put out the fire. A naked man also has no pockets into which he can put his hands. While not in any shape or form exonerating our government and leadership from their primary responsibility of protecting and preserving the lives and property of every law abiding citizen, every day I ask myself the question. Assuming that our political elites are the unseen hands aiding and abetting these crimes of unimaginable proportions, who are the foot soldiers, the boots on the ground that pull the actual trigger? Just a few days ago my father sent me videos and pictures of the mayhem that happened in emo state southeastern Nigeria. I must tell you up until this moment I'm still battling to bring my mental health and sanity back to the zen and psychosocial equilibrium that I deliberately walk to maintain in and for myself. In what can best be described as bizarre scenes right off the pages of the most horrific fictional movie, I saw men and women taken from their cars and homes and slaughtered without a moment's thought or consideration for the sacredness of life and living. Young people like me, most even younger, wielding weapons of mass destruction and wreaking havoc, living in their wake a disgusting bedazzling of inexplicable description and proportion. Again, I ask who are these people? Where are they from? Who raised them? From what communities, hamlets, and families do they come? What is their game plan? Are we going to just sit back and watch? Do we have leaders that we can hold accountable and who will listen to and respond to our plight? I recently read on Twitter that the average Nigerian deserves a medal for surviving in this country that we call our own. The question is, why should I have to be celebrated for living and breathing in my homeland? What we simply ask is for a sunny side but it seems we are left to grapple with scrambled eggs. I make rush to say something must be done. Certainly something must be done and I'll tell you who these boys are. They are the boys that you see on the street on your way here. They are the children that you see on the streets begging because at that age when we do not harness them, when we do not put them at rights, they will yield to the power, to the cobbles rights that they give them. So every time I take my children to school and I see these homeless children on the streets, I know that my children are in danger in the future.   Of course they are available for politicians to use as they will. Their lives don't amount to nothing. They are willing to die on the spot. I totally agree. I love your advocacy and some time ago I put up a Facebook post that sits on the issues you've just raised. And in that post, I recall I made reference to what Awolowo once said, that the children of the poor you refuse to train, that when they grow up, they are not going to allow you to enjoy your wealth. So what we are living with today is the fulfillment of the prophecy of Awolowo. You will all know that he was particular about education and his legacy for Western Nigeria. He was invested in educating that region. So as she has said, what we are facing is the long-term effect of what our leaders failed to do 20, 30 years ago. In that post, I said that what we are facing now was always going to become. It was a function of when? Yes, not if. Because in the last 10, 20, 30 years, there have not been a deliberate government effort to invest in the younger generation. So these people have all grown up. Of course, they don't have any skill. What do you expect? They become available hand for criminalities and all of that. Comfort was in Lagos and I told her, Comfort, can you remember when I asked you, I hope Lagos is good to you, just because you see all these boys around, right? And so it will go back to the question he asked and said, must he be celebrated for living in his own country? And I think, yes, you should be celebrated. It has come home.  And well, for lack of a better way to put it, God forbid, it comes to your doorstep. But you asked a second question, you said, are we just going to sit back and watch? It sounds like a helpless question. But the truth is that as helpless as it sounds, it is the cogent question at this point. Are we going to sit back and watch? And if our answer is no, then what do we do? Because the same system is hammering us in. It's holding us back. It's holding us in. They've already overrun us. You are right. When you said, when you look at them, you think of your own kids and the fact that, you know, these are the people that they're going to have to meet. In fact, it's not just that these are the people that are going to meet. They are probably going to be the ones who are going to rule over our own children. Correct. So that is where the, you know, the helplessness of the situation comes. Here you are training your own, trying to get them to invite what you would say are fair and just, you know, the right manner of way to live. But there's this whole population that knows nothing, nothing absolutely about that. But you know, somehow I believe that if we train more girls, if we go train more girls, get all the girls on the streets, put them in school, strengthen the girls, because these girls will grow up to be mothers. Correct. Once they are mothers and they've gone to school, their children will not litter the roads. True. Because that's how we can actually tackle it from that level. Mothers have the greatest influence over children. Oh well, we keep going until we reach Eldorado, hopefully. It's still the Advocates. Comfort is next after the break. Don't go anywhere.


Howdy how's it going, my name's DavyChappy and I'm gonna do things a little bit differently this time. See, somehow, in this weird expanse of a world, it has come to pass that I've spent the majority of my 5e player career actually playing a paladin instead of, well, a class that I actually really prefer to play. The paladin is the only class that I've leveled all the way from 1 to 20. And I'd like to think that I'm a pretty good Soros on what spells are good and what spells are balls. But I'm realizing more and more of that, more than anything, people just don't agree on how spells should be rated.   As always, keep in mind that a lot of this is just my opinion, and if you feel like God isn't on your side, don't worry, I've still got your back. But with that out of the way, let's begin. So the paladin is a halfcaster of epic proportions, given that, like the ranger, it has a lot of unique spells that give much needed flavor and finesse to the class's ability list. And also like the ranger, it has a nightingale level reliance for concentration spells that makes even hunters mark blush.  If your perception score is high enough, then you'll notice that three of those things were already found in the class's kit, and the last thing is just a grab bag of utility that the devs thought were neat. What, magic circle? Nah, give it to them, they'll make up their own reasons why. And the reason for this goes back to the thing that I've been saying about halfcasters all along. Your spells are not your focus, your spells are just the icing. For instance, you got the paladin's signature move, it's mighty smite, and then you've got the street level poses that saw the smite get a successful YouTube channel and thought, I can do that too.  Not to say that the smite spells aren't cool shit, but it gets really finicky when you have to maintain concentration for the split second that it takes to cast and blast your attacks. Also the smites tend to scale well, for being a halfcaster at least, and I honestly defaulted to thunderous smite most of the time unless the bad guy seemed too chunky, at which point I'd switch to banishing smite because if it ain't broke, banish it. Now when it comes to healing, you're in a weird spot. Not only are you a halfcaster, which means that your healing spells have a much higher opportunity cost, but you also have a really good heal built straight into your class called Lay on Hands, which for those of you who don't know, gives you a pool of healing equal to your paladin level times five that you can just pull from as an action to heal whoever you touch. That usually serves the purpose that cure wounds does pretty handily, and sure, you may run out of the healing pool, but you also may run out of spell slots, and those are better spent putting in the fear of God in people. So healing spells are taken more as a luxury than as a need, and if you don't want to be a healer, if people are saying that paladins are made to be healers on account of their kit, just remember that you can spend all your Lay on Hands to boost yourself back up to full health after you're charged into a sea full of skeletons and get royally boned, so they don't have to get anything. Besides that, you've got utility. What utility, I hear you ask. Paladins are only good for resurrections and erections. Well, there's one other thing that paladins are good for, and that's detections. The paladin has its own aura of detecting things, so it knows when you're lying. It knows when you've been bad or good.  Jokes don't look from the resist with guns, please make them famous.  The constant flipping back and forth between concentration spells means that you either have to devote yourself to one spell that's going to keep you alive, or a lot of spells that are going to do damaging status effects. It's for that reason that you have to see your concentration as a blessing in disguise. No, you can't stack aura of vitality and binding smite at the same time, but that just means that you get to keep using your defensive concentration spells, which means that you're throwing out more spell slots into your normal smites, which do more damage, so you're not worrying about how long you gotta keep your longsword crackling with magic before you finally wipe it off on somebody, because normal smite goes off whenever it wants to. Concentration is the responsible parent that just wants what's best for you. Oh, you're going into a fight, not without your shield of faith you're not, and don't look at me like that. You can have your smites back when you finished your homework. You just gotta make sure that your parents don't get hurt. If you know anything about me, you know my biggest pet peeve is concentration spells that involve characters running into the fight to get hurt until they lose that concentration, and that's all the paladin is. One moment you've casted protection from evil and good on yourself, and six seconds later every evil and good thing in an 80-foot radius is coming to tell your Christian rock music that it's too loud, and also, it sucks. Sure, you can cast it again, but at what cost?  That's why you, as the tank, have to be powerful enough to endure it. Don't play smart, smart's not for paladins, that's why you're lawful good. Play tough, go where the DM can't reach you, your AC. Once your AC is high enough, bulk up on protein and get those bonuses to con for all of those AOE attacks that you're gonna get thrown at you. Also, consider taking Warcaster and or the Resilient fee. Yeah, I know Resilient is terrible, but this is the only thing it's good for. Once you've done that, you'll be the one kid in school that brings knee pads and a helmet to gym class, but hey, at least your parents won't be dead. Finally, the paladin's list is topped off with utility spells. Now these utility spells are wrapped up pretty tightly in a bow of use where necessary, because you are a paladin, and for some reason that makes you the only one qualified to summon a horse, but not the only one qualified to ride over a victim's mind with chaos. Are you the only one who can do it? Good, but does that mean the party actually needs it? You're not helping anyone by casting daylight in a bedroom at night when everyone's trying to sleep.  Stop it, get some help. Remember that your spell slots, if they're not being used, is new hats with the word concentration written on them, are probably being used as ammunition for your divine smites. So the question really becomes, are you doing something that's worth one less goblin with brain damage? If the answer is no, then don't worry about it. Somebody else can handle being the utility. You've just got to worry about being the best God sworn smite machine that you've got to be. But that'll about do it. I hope you enjoyed this video. I know I changed the format, but let me know what you think about it. Social media is down below. Maybe check out my Twitch streams every Tuesday and Saturday. And maybe support me on Patreon so that I can afford all the down payments I put on more slots to smite with. But yeah, Davy out.


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Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspeys, casebrakes.com coming at you with 2022-23 Panini Prism Basketball. Fast Brake Edition, 10 bucks, pick your team number one. This is also a wax party break. So at the end, we'll re-randomize everybody's names and we'll give away yet another wax party invite. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. Last day of the month, 31st. Thanks everybody for getting in, we appreciate you, Nancy with Last Bob Mojo. We did this straight up, no filler, which I always appreciate, it's always nice. Now, this is a fresh case, did I get the right case? Yes, fast break. Second half is in the store. Second half is in the store if you want to run this back at some point tonight. Let's finish the month of May on a strong note, boys and girls. Had a pretty strong month. I haven't looked at the numbers, but. It's been feeling good. Okay, so we've got, it's a half case break. Two, three, four, five, yeah. So we've got 10 boxes on the left side and 10 boxes on the right side right here. One, two, three for the left side, four, five, six for the right side. It's one, you're gonna have to trust me on that. It's just off the camera, but let's, I think this is the only one we have. So why don't I just set these aside over here. We'll save those for next time. Set that right there. Good luck, everybody. So fast break, what are we looking for here?  So we're looking for some of those box exclusives, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. So thanks everyone for joining. Now this break is gonna take a little bit, sort of a sneaky long break, but we'll get this done. But in the meantime, visit jasphyscasebreaks.com if you wanna feed like.  Well, since this is a basketball break, let's start off with a basketball conversation here. Heat at Nuggets, game one, starts tomorrow. Who does everyone have? I think the Nuggets are the favorites. We'll be watching that game together tomorrow on ABC, 530 LA time, 830 East Coast time. Is that a little late for East Coasters? According to ESPN's matchup predictor, they're giving Denver a 78% chance at winning. They're only giving Miami 22%. I think Tyler Hero, is he still out? I think he still might be out. And the Nuggets are minus nine. Minus 400 on the money line, that makes me think, I don't do very well on the basketball plays, but I put a little coffee money on the heat money line, maybe. Do all cards ship in this? Yeah, all cards ship in this as well, nice. All right, thanks everybody. Here we go. The Dremon, four out of 20, 420. That's for the Warriors, that's for Fong. Jabari Smith Jr. for Houston, that's gonna go to Dennis and the Rockets. You've got a triple J to 100 for Memphis, that's gonna be for Dennis. Bennett Mathurian had a pretty good rookie season, that's for the Pacers. It's gonna go to David B. You've got a Patrick Baldwin Jr., purple to 75, that'll be another warrior for Fong. And the autograph is Rookie Otto Malachi at Branham. That's our first auto, that's gonna be for the Spurs, Jonathan Q with that one. Ever, you guys and gals may have heard the phrase, rising tides, lift all boats. I wonder if, I mean, Spurs are gonna take Wen Benyama, right? Here's Siddique Betis, 75 for the Epistons, Scott. There's Wen Benyama in San Antonio, raised the stock of everybody else on that team like Malachi, Branham. Perhaps. Got Jared Allen to 150 for the Cavs, that'll be for Scott. Scott's leaning, still leaning towards the Nuggets here. Yeah, the Nuggets are the heavy favorites, but I don't know, it's, you know, you kind of start second guessing yourself at times when you're thinking, man, everyone's counted out Miami since the beginning, yet all they've done this entire series is just win, win, win. No, I actually, in all seriousness, yeah, I'd probably just pass on the game. This might just be a, I don't do a lot of player props, but this could be a, could be a fun player prop sort of thing, like, another box. We got Frank Jackson to 150. We've got Apollo Bankero, your rookie of the year, base rookie card going to Orlando, that'll be for Brian, Brian C. Frank Jackson will go to Scott in Detroit, and behind Valentunas is a Brooke Lopez, fast break auto for Milwaukee. That's gonna go to Brian K. Brian C, Brian K, back to back. Valentunas for Nancy and the Pels, it's to 100. Nancy 45 out of 100. Got Rudy Gay, to 100 for the Jazz, that'll be for David B. Got a nice Chet Holmgren base rookie card for OKC. That's gonna be for Brian K, different Brian K. Brian with an I, Kordek. We've got Oshai Agbaji to 75 for David B. And the Jazz. Got Josh Richardson to 150 for the Spurs, and that'll be for Jonathan. And the next box. Yeah, what are you gonna do with Yolkich? Bam out of buy on Yolkich?  According to ESPN staff writer Nick Friedel, the headline reads, the ESPN headline reads, heat need all five guys to guard Nikola Yolkich, slow nuggets. In order to make two-time MVP's life on the floor more difficult, heat. Star Jimmy Butler and his teammates know they are gonna need and have to keep an eye on the big man everywhere he goes on the floor. Quote, guarding him as a team with all five guys, Butler said, he does everything so well and we're gonna have to be in the gaps. We're gonna have to gang rebound. We can't have defensive lapses. We're just gonna have to get after it. I think at the end of the day, he's a major key, as DJ Khaled would say, we're gonna have to lock in. Heat center, bam out of buy on figures TV to get the majority of the time, guarding Yolkich. So yeah, so we'll see. So we shall see. Now, yeah, can they do it for a game or two? Absolutely, the heat, but here's the next auto popping early. Cade Cunningham, fast break autograph, Cade Cunningham. Second year Cade going to, going to Scott in Detroit. There you go, Scott. Blue Davion Mitchell going to Sean Maddock in the Spurs, that's to 150. Daylan Terry to 104, Chicago, that's also for Scott. Yeah, Yolkich is still a couple inches taller, bigger wingspan. Yeah, he could just shoot over. He just shoots over everybody. Ooh, nice Chet Holmgren landscape mode. Fast break parallel. Brian Kordick with OKC, there you go. Danny Green, blue to 150. I'm Jaden Ivey for Detroit. Danny Green will go to Memphis, that'll be for Dennis. There's Aaron Gordon to 50, we'll see him in action tomorrow. Dennis has Denver, what a nice season for Hachimuro when they got traded to the Lakers. It's Carmelo, the 20 Lakers edition. Just retired recently. It's gonna go to Darren and my Lakers. All right, another box. Wonder how gassed the Miami Heat are. You know, playing an intense series. Then they got to go to altitude, that's a real thing. Obviously Denver has had a lot of time off and they're already used to the altitude obviously. By the way, how many days off did the Heat get? Just a few, talking a little early, let's save that. There's Lamello Ball to 100, that's for Scott and Charlotte. Jalen Smith for the Pacers, blue to 150 for David B. Got Duncan Robinson to 50, that's for Miami. Eric, Eric Will. Got Buddy Heald to 100 for the Pacers. It'll be for David B.  Joann Howard, nice. That's for Scott and the Wizards. Oh, Joann Howard. And the Sadiq Bay to 75, Scott with the Pistons. Joann Howard will certainly get a head coaching job someday in the NBA. I think there were some rumors he was gonna leave this year, but I wanna say that he's got his two kids, or at least one or two of his kids are on that Michigan team that he's coaching. He probably wants to have the chance to coach his kids before he makes the turn into the NBA. Give that a shot, see how that works out for him. We got Diabate, 13 out of 150 for the Clippers. We'll save that auto to the end of the break. We've got Santa Clara, Jalen Williams. For Brian Kordak and O.K.C. Bruce Brown to 50, that'll be for Dennis and Denver. Cody Martin to 150, and Prismatic LeBron James, that's gonna go to Darren and the Lakers. Cody Martin going to Scott and Charlotte. There's Red Jason Tatum, 26 out of 100. What do the Celtics do? What can they do? I'm not entirely sure. They can really do, I mean, they're gonna do whatever they can in the off season. They'll have, I think they should have draft picks. They'll try to make some deals, kinda. But the core of that team, I don't know if things should change much. They gotta run it back. We got a rookie auto, Keegan Murray. Shawn Matic and the Sacramento Kings. Kings had a really nice season. And there's Bradley Beal for Scott and the Wizards. If all those young Kings players, if everybody takes just another step, another step forward in their player development, another draft pick, another off season. Retool some things here and there. Keep improving. I could be a, it's a good looking team now. Could be even better in the next season or two. If they're just, if they're on schedule. Kings won, they were the three seed in the West. They had 48 wins. You're talking about the Celtics, Scott? It's Scott saying, I think once the draft passes, they're eligible to trade their 2024 pick since they saw their own pick in 20th, 20th, 26th. Yeah, Celtics. You got Malik Beasley to 75. And a nice chat homegrown right here. Just tuned in where the Celtics get. Nothing, nothing at the moment. We were just chatting about the Celtics and seeing what they got to do in the off season to get to the next step, the next level. There's Wendell Moore Jr. to 150 and a Max Christie rookie, Silver. Interesting to see if he keeps taking steps forward, starts to get some more regular minutes next year. Darren with my Lakers. Here's the Otto behind Dominique Wilkins for the Hawks. That's gonna go to Ben. It's Harry Eason, rookie Otto for Houston. Dennis with the Rockets, that's to 100. Oh yeah, let's get that filler done. It's to 150 Carl and Anthony Towns. Another Jalen Williams right here. It was my D.A.A.N. to 75 for the Clippers. I'm gonna go to Scott in the Clip Show. They saw that Dodger game. I already saw this Dodger dock here. I'm gonna watch some regional coverage on MLB Network. Oh, 10 free spots in there as well. That's a good deal. Oh, and Mark Kana just took Aaronola Yard, two run shot. What's happening in baseball today? The Nationals hit five homers to beat my Dodgers today. 10 to six. Yeah, I'm not sure how long Noah Cindergarde is gonna be in this rotation. Hired to beat the Giants 9-4. Brian Reynolds driving in two runs to add to their lead. Ozzy Alves hit a two run shot today. Braves beat the A's, four to two. Josh Naylor with a six RBI game. Guardians beat the Orioles, 12 to eight. Jose Ciri puts the Rays up in the eighth with a two run homer. They beat the Cubs, four to three. Otani, two homer day for Otani. I think Trot had a homer too. Maybe the White Sox 12-5. And in his Tiger's debut, Jake Moriznick drives in the key run, Tigers beat the Rangers three to two. And there's some games in progress we'll check in on in the next box. In the next one right there. Let's hide the auto, let's try to save that to the end. Got Victor Oladipo to 100. That'll be for Eric in Miami. Brandon Clark to 50 for Memphis. Dennis, Jade and Ivy. Jabari Smith Jr, both in that fast break parallel there. Daylan Terry to 150. Daylan is for Scott and Chicago. Dennis has the Rockets and Scott also has Detroit. We've got Anthony Simons for the Trailblazers, 420. Dennis with Portland. Yeah, keep me posted on Justin Steele Rex cause he's on my fantasy team. They're at Gordon to 150. I don't like what they were saying. I never want to hear about forearm tightness and shoulder pain. I think an IELTS dent is probably definite, but hopefully it won't be that long. The autograph is Rookie Otto Trevor Kiehl's fast break autograph, a rookie Knicks Scott with the Knicks. All right, another box. Got some games in progress. Top of the sixth, Padres up one nothing on the fish. Middle of the third, Brewers at Blue Jays. Brewers up two nothing. Cincinnati's in Boston. Bottom of the third, Red Toxer up one nothing. And the game that's on the background in my TV right now, Phillies at Metz, we just saw the Marcona homerun putting the Metz up two one in the bottom of the third. Dodgers waste the two homer effort by a Mookie Betz today. I like bomb apparently out again with hamstring tightness. All right, we got Duncan Robinson to 50 for the Miami Heat, Eric, and Duncan Robinson again, his autograph this time. We'll see how he does in the final. I wonder what the odds are on Duncan Robinson, NBA Finals MVP. According to ESPN and whatever book they use, Caesar's maybe, Duncan Robinson isn't even offered on there. Nikol Jokic is the obvious one, minus 330, that's crazy. Jimmy Butler plus 340. Jamal Murray plus 800. Then it jumps to Bam Adebayo plus 4,040 to one. Caleb Martin 45 to one. Michael Porter Jr. 100 to one. Aaron Gordon 200 to one. Ms. Jeremy Sohan to 150. Had a nice season for the Spurs, Jonathan. To Paolo Bencaro in the landscape mode. Orlando, Brian C. with that one. You're reigning rookie of the year. Doreen Finney-Smith to 100 for Dallas. That'll be for Brian H. Another Paolo Bencaro, we got a lot of Bryant in this break. Brian H, Brian with a Y. Brian K. with a Y. Brian K. with an I and a Brian C. Davion Mitchell for the Kings, to 150. Seth Curry for the Nets to 75, that'll be for James, Brooklyn. All right, couple boxes to go. I'm not very good with these award type wagers, but too easy to take the favorites. I wonder who would be a good, I think Jamal Murray at plus 800, eight to one. Maybe the Miami Heat do slow down, Nikolay Yokic. But if Jamal Murray feasts. Be a great comeback, sorry. From injury, what was it, the ACL or Achilles or something like that? From an injury. His way back. MVP finals, finals MVP. There's a Marist Audemire to 100 for Phoenix. That'll be for Patrick. Got a Jaden Ivy in landscape mode for the Pistons. That'll be for Scott. Got Buddy Heald to 75 for Indiana. That's going to go to David B. You got Jon Marant Blue and for the Jazz, Jon Stockton, nice. David B. with the Jazz. I feel like the short shorts are coming back a little bit here. There's Benic Mathurian Blue to 150 for David B. and the Pacers. Got a real solid season. Lori Markinen, 10 out of 50 for the Jazz. That's for David B. All right, final box coming up. You got a lot of orders coming through. So let's see what we're going to get into. All right, good luck, Ang. Thank you once again for the fill. Is it the autograph popping? I really know it's not. There's the auto right there. We'll save that. Luka Donchage Blue to 150 for Dallas. That's for Brian H. Got Carmelo Pink to 50. That's for my Lakers. Darren's with my Lakers. Got Jeff Green to 75 for Denver. That'll be for Dennis and Denver. Last little stack then the auto. Then I'll do a quick little recap too. Tyrese Martin to 75 for Atlanta. That'll be for Ben. And the autograph behind Blue Obie Toppin for the Knicks. That's going to be for Scott is Colin Sexton for the Utah Jazz. Fast Break Autographs for David B. And Utah. Not a bad break, ladies and gentlemen. Second half in the store right now, jaskyscasebreaks.com. I think that's the only fast break case we have in the shop. So let's finish it up. Let's give away the wax party invite first and then I'll do a recap. So let's flip back to the list. Good luck, everybody. Let's gather everybody's names. One through 30. New dice, new list. And 29 sad spots. One happy spot on top after three. Good luck. One, two and three. Fingers crossed, everybody. A lot of sad faces here, but remember there's tons of invites remaining. We're keeping track of that on jaskys, our break schedule. So click that break schedule, click the wax party tab and you'll be able to see all the winners, all the invitees and how many are left. All right, Sean Maddock, sorry. Very close, but not quite this time. But like I was saying, a lot of opportunities for you and everyone. Thanks everybody for trying. Two through 30, thank you very much. But only one happy person and that's gonna be Brian Heyman. There you go, Brian. Congrats to you. After three, you've got an invite to the wax party and hopefully you'll win some nice wax. You're already guaranteed something, but hopefully it'll be a nice something. Thanks for watching, everybody. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next break.


2. Sergeant Major Daniel L. 2022. You are replaced by your duties as Sergeant Major 2nd Marine Division, and will report to the Director Defense Information System Agency. Signed, David H. Berger, General, Commandant of the Marine Corps. 4. 2. Sergeant Major Todd M. Colwell. Affected, 0900, 18 May 2022. You will assume the duties as Sergeant Major 2nd Marine Division. Signed, David H. Berger, General, Commandant of the Marine Corps. Time, thanks for being here today, your leadership of this meh. It's impactful, and it's very important to be here today, so thank you so much. General Henderson, General Liebel. General Liebel, thank you very much for letting us use your field here. And so even to go all of a sudden, make sense, we'll start working in an area to serve at the three-star level, the joint level. Okay, there are a lot of options out there.  What's the work? Those have known very well. I could, you know, look it through, not to talk about its bio, because it's all there, you know, most people. How do you then join with much vision, and as much clarity, and as a deeper horizon that I... How's the family? How's Val and the boys? No matter what it was, always they went back. And truly genuine concern about me and the family, and it does go unnoticed.  All the commanders for Sergeant Lutz, Sergeant Watts, V.O.D., everybody out here, great job doing the ceremony. General actually told me, like, no, definitely, one time, was you will not do your own ceremony? So I didn't do it, but I just came out here and did. You know everybody. You get to a point of life where you all, you know everybody, and you serve together. There's a short list of people, you know, who... It was a quick flip on this one, and we always said, work the problem, figure it out. And we figured it out, and I can't wait to spend the next step. This is where it all started, right? I can't wait to spend the next chapter here in September or June. And it's going to be exciting time. Where did I talk to you? The second division I talked to yesterday? So to you and your right valing, and I wish you the best of luck.  The best of luck on your journey, Lord. Ask the current and former division sergeant's major to please join him for the past and review.