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We all know French women have an innate sense of style, but if you've ever wondered how you can create that look really easily yourself, then this video should help. I'm going to talk you through the fashion essentials you need, the accessories that French women typically reach for, and the beauty tips and tricks that really finish off the perfect French girl style. I adore France. I love French food, French wine of course, French fashion. I even got married in France, and I really do think a little French spirit is as good for your soul as it is for your wardrobe. So what is it exactly that makes French women look so chic and elegant? Tip number one, go trendless. French women are particularly less fussy about following trends each season and more fussy about adding quality investment pieces to their wardrobes. It's really rare to see a French woman dripping in labels. That would almost be seen as brush. They'd much prefer a beautifully crafted coat from a designer you've never even heard of than a logo emblazoned one. Quality over quantity wins every single time no matter what the trends are, and I think it's that self-confidence to wear something that's maybe five seasons old, know they look absolutely amazing in it that really shines through. So although it's nice to sprinkle a trend or two into your wardrobe, the bulk of your rail should really be items that are truly your personal style, whether they're on trend or not. Though French women aren't slaves to following the trends, there are some classic pieces that they'll typically all have in their wardrobes. A ladylike bag paired with any simple outfit will absolutely elevate the look. Now if you're investing, I would say go for neutral tones. That way you know you're going to have it in your wardrobe forever. Going along the lines to this bag I have here, which came from a brand called Palin Paris. Now I went for the style called Numerous Set, but if you want to play it really safe, I'd go for it in either black, navy or possibly grey. I'm also a little bit in love with this Yosefi bag I found on Farfetch, and I love the simplicity of this hugely affordable bag I found at Manga. A blazer adds instant sophistication to any outfit, it's the simple icing on the cake to really nailing that Parisian style. And one thing I've noticed time and time again is that French women love to pair their tailored blazers with a simple pair of jeans. For daytime add a classic t-shirt, ballet flats or loafers, and for night time put a pretty top underneath and a pair of strappy sandals. It's that combination of denim against tailored rings that really work so well, and thankfully for us it's really easy to emulate. Like all of my outwear, I do tend to invest in my blazers and go for the highest quality I can afford. I really think it's far better to have one beautiful blazer than a wardrobe full of throwaways. The trick to giving your little black dress some French girl style is to keep your accessories to a minimum. The magic all lies in the simplicity. So with a dress like this for example, I would just accessorize with maybe a pair of hoops, get my hair up out of the way so you've got this clean line across your chest and your neck area, and that would pretty much be it. And for a few extra points you could add a basket bag too. Whether you want to go 90s minimal or baby doll style or with the French look, now though I'm not usually fond of dressing in anything too overtly sexy, when it comes to dressing French, I'll tend to dress down those elements. So if the dress for instance is showing more cleavage than I would normally or a great big split up the leg, I would keep everything else really, really simple. Maybe pair it with flats, just have one piece of jewelry on, a very elegant lady like bag, and then as a whole it makes the overall effect more understated. Nothing says low key chic like a beautiful Breton top. The instantly French piece that I'd highly recommend to everyone have at least one in their wardrobe. Whether you want to look French or not, a beautiful Breton top will always look classy, elegant, and chic in any outfit. And such is their popularity, there are so many different variations for you to choose from. I really like this version from Le Redut, this Merino version from APC, and I think this Boatneck version from Cos is just a little bit different. Did you know the thought process that went into designing a simple pair of ballet flats? Coco Chanel wanted to design a pair of shoes to flatter her bigger feet. And so the iconic pair of Chanel were made with a tan base to really elongate your legs, a darker toe to hide any unsightly scuff marks, and flats so that they were hugely wearable at the same time. These days the ballet flat trend has migrated, thankfully to include lofus. And as a lot of tips in this video, the key to really getting that perfect French style would be to keep it neutral. But don't worry if Chanel is out of your price range, I've linked all my favourite affordable options in the description box below. Find yourself the perfect t-shirt and buy it in every single colour. There's no need to spend hundreds of pounds on a t-shirt, and especially when we're trying to dress a bit more like a French woman, the designer is not important, it's all about the quality and the fit. Some of my favourite t-shirts are also some of the most cost-effective pieces in my wardrobe. I love the quality of my white crew neck I got for £15 from Arquette. I love the shape and the colour of this Conrad tee I got from one of my favourites, Cezanne. My organic and ethically made version by Organic Basics. And if all else fails, go with the blatantly obvious French style like this one that I just got from Massimo Dutti. When it comes to denim, finding the perfect shape that really suits your style and your shape is actually far more important than going with something that's a particularly French look. We all love different shapes because we are all different shapes and sizes, and I would highly recommend you stick with what you know suits you best. Saying that, there are a couple of things I've noticed that are a typical French girl style. First up, throw any jeggings you might have right out the window. They have got to be the most unflattering pair of jeans ever created. A little stretch is good, but jeggings just take it way too far at the other end of the scale. Like we said before, French women tend to ignore denim trends. They'll go with what suits them and what they know will last in their wardrobe. When wearing distressed jeans, they'll always contrast it with a little polish, maybe adding a tailored blazer or a beautiful handbag. Pair your straight jeans with a little cropped cardigan like this one, or maybe a pair of ankle boots, always remembering that simple is often best. You could balance out your slim jeans with a beautiful oversized coat or add a classic French staple, the trench coat. And of course, there's always blazers. French women do love a beautiful blazer with a great pair of jeans. A particularly big trend for this spring summer, but actually always in fashion in France, would be a great pair of strappy heels. But the key to making this look effortless is to keep the heel mid or even kitten. Point is, they need to be comfortable. You need to be able to run around in them doing your errands with ease. Wobbling about on six-inch heels will always look too try-hard. And French style is all about looking like you haven't really tried at all. Like you've just thrown together this little outfit without even thinking about it. I bought this pair from H&M recently and they have lots of other gorgeous options too. Slightly more pricey but authentic. I love the heels at Cezanne. I love this pair by the row. The perfect accessory to add a little more polish to any outfit. I actually use sunglasses, more as a shield than as a fashion accessory, so to speak. So if I'm having a bad skin day or I look a bit tired, I'll pop on a pair of sunglasses and feel like I've hidden part of the evidence. But of course, aside from hiding tired eyes, the right pair of sunglasses can look oh so very chic. When wanting to dress like a French woman, I love that saying go bold or go home. I love these giant statement sunglasses I got from a brand called Cutler & Gross and I also really love my cat's eyes shaped ones that I got from Les Bags. The bigger the better when it comes to this look. How much you spend really isn't important. The colour doesn't really matter. It's all about the crispness when it comes to finding the perfect shirt. I prefer cotton poplin when it comes to my shirts and it gives you that smooth yet cool and crisp feel. Or look for Oxford cloth which gives you a slightly heavier but more durable shirt. In summer, it's really nice to introduce a touch of linen with your shirts and though it will never look as crisp as say a cotton poplin shirt would, I think it can create a really nice alternative and look great with a pair of jeans, flats or loafers. When wanting to dress like a French woman, there are three pieces I could highly recommend you have in your wardrobe. One would be a beautiful oversized coat. Number two, a gorgeous trench coat. And number three, a gorgeous leather jacket. And that old mantra again is ever present. Go for quality over quantity. Invest in the classics and the last you a lifetime. I bought this beautiful cream coat from Reese recently and I know I can style it both for day and for night. I bought this trench coat years ago and though it cost a pretty penny in the beginning, I know that quality wise it will absolutely stand the test of time. Popping a gorgeous leather jacket over any outfit will always add a little Parisian feel. I've linked some of my favourites in the description box below but if you can't afford to invest in a leather jacket right now, why don't you look at some of the vintage stores? It adds some authenticity to your look while saving you a few pennies in the process. Or look out of season. Now is actually a really good time to shop for investment outerwear pieces because a lot of it is on sale. So your wardrobe is set, you've got all your classics but what about hair, skincare and makeup? French women typically have incredible skin but with incredible priced products to match. As beautiful as it is, the likes of Crandall and Mayer are sadly not within everyone's budget. But hope is not lost, there are so many different affordable options available these days to help you keep your skin looking fresh and plump. I would say the key to looking French or just chic in general is to have healthy glowing hydrated skin. Take care of it, nourish it and it will return the favour. Show off your imperfections. The odd wrinkle or two is celebrated not frowned upon. There's nothing plastic or fake about French women, it's au naturel and it's very finest. It's the same with makeup which should be kept minimal and enhance your natural skin colour, not hide it away. A lick of mascara, a little bit of gentle blush and a dab of red lipstick is generally what I would stick to when creating this typically French look. And for the purpose of this video I have day old hair just simply tussling it through with my fingers rather than glossing over it all with a brush. French women have absolutely perfected that perfectly undone style but a lot of that is down to looking like you haven't tried too hard. Though elements of your outfit should look polished, your hair and your makeup should look natural and simplified. Anything too perfect will just look staged. Even if you spent an hour getting ready you don't want it to look like you have. One easy way of course to dress like a French woman would be to buy French fashion. Though I do love the big Parisian fashion houses those kind of items are definitely a treat for my wardrobe rather than something I could go and buy on a month to month basis. So there's a few high street and independent designers that I would go to more regularly. Cezanne of course and not just for French fashion but because they're one of my favourite fashion brands period I absolutely love their collection. Balzac Paris, the coups, Bache Paris, Mousier, Zadig & Voltaire, there's an ever growing list so I shall pop all my favourites in the description box below. But equally if you've got your own favourite that I haven't listed below please do let me know because I love discovering new brands.  There is nothing more attractive than a woman with a sprinkle of confidence, French or otherwise. It's infectious. I think that confidence is the most French element you could add to any single outfit. I really hope you found this video helpful and I've given you some ideas how to create that perfect Parisian style and dress like a French woman. I would love to hear which tip you found the most helpful from this video and I'd love to hear what are your favourite French brands. It's always great discovering new up-and-coming labels along the way. Thank you so much for watching and I do hope you'll join me back here in a couple of days with a bit more fashion. Take care.


Welcome to The George Show. I have a special guest for all of you Freedom Family to meet, Cephas Red, beside me. Very passionate about gaming. I've been a gamer ever since basically I was born. Welcome Freedom. This is Cephas Red and I'm speaking with George Venuse. I hope you're all having a great day today. Basically, he can talk as low as this and what he has his most favorite treat in the world, the bananas and peanut butter. It's such a joy and I've even actually considered doing some self-help videos for those who want to try and do a little voice acting on them. Freedom is an idea and the idea is you do what you love and you work with people because of a shared passion and a shared vision and a phone that keeps ringing. Stop that. Cephas recently joined Freedom as a recruiter and I'd love for you to hear his story in case some of you also want to join us as a recruiter and you'll get to know why Cephas is so passionate about working with us. Cephas, please introduce yourself. Thank you very much. Hi there. Hey everybody over in there. Freedom, my name is Cephas Red. First of all, thank you very much George for this opportunity. I really do appreciate it. Yeah, I've been wanting to be a recruiter for Freedom to help out other smaller channels. If anyone who doesn't know who I am, I've been with Freedom for five years as just a partner with the network for my channel. But yeah, I've been a YouTuber for quite a bit, maybe about a year before joining Freedom. But yeah, I've been wanting to help cut smaller channels and help them get to where they need to be. So that's one of the reasons why I wanted to join. But basically, that's the gist of who I am. So did you want me to explain a little more about my channel there George? Or what would you show your channel right now on the George show? So I'm just going to search for Cephas Red. And you guys are welcome to do this with me if you want to check out his channel. 4,260 subscribers, 840 videos. And you can see that the guy in these videos is the guy right there. So please tell us about your channel, Cephas Red. Well, my channel consists mainly of gaming as well as vlogging. I was considering doing maybe some singing as well. I am very passionate about the arts as well as gaming and vlogging. So my biggest love, of course, is entertainment. So that's basically why I game as well as vlog and the adding on to sing as well. So very passionate about gaming. I've been a gamer ever since basically I was born. The Nintendo has been invented. So that's amazing. I actually didn't get started into gaming until I had my first PC, which was a like a IBM PC 8088 with DOS and floppy disk and all those ancient things that probably no one has ever heard of in today's world. For the people watching, the reason I asked Cephas Red to do this episode was in case there are other channels like you who are passionate about helping smaller channels grow about working with creators, collaborating and encouraging good behavior, best practices, because as a recruiter for freedom, it's not just inviting channels to join us, it's working with them, coaching them, be their mentor, their motivator, create that community together. So are you like Cephas? If so, let's hear more about Cephas's story on how he went from being a partner with freedom to now being staff with freedom. What got you from that A to B? From A to B. Well basically I watched your video in regards to wanting to be a recruiter for freedom and how it just goes. Click that I to watch that video, correct? Yes, and I'm just pulling up the video right now so the people know and you can click that I to watch that video behind me right now in case you're curious. Yes, it's a very informative video that tells you what you can do in order to help other channels become partnered with freedom, what are the incentives as well, and basically all the information is there to help you out. And I think it's a really good practice to try and become a mentor, become a trainer, become a recruiter so that other channels won't be stuck with either one wondering what they're going to do with their channel, wanting to be paid, but they're stuck under a paywall I guess is what you call it, or two stuck with an MCN that is kind of like in malpractice and or is very very, what's the right word? I don't want to say schemey, but kind of like that. So let me ask you a skill testing question. Sorry go ahead. And why did we call it? Of course, we call it freedom because we want to make the the YouTuber free to be able to grow and be paid with however they whatever they make. And of course our goal is to help each other grow together as a family. So I would give you 65% on that answer. A C minus, dang it. The reason we called it freedom in the first place is because we started from day one with a no lock in contract and you were free to leave at any time for any reason or no reason with 30 days notice. Now some of you... I didn't remember that. I didn't remember that because I have no intention of leaving so. Wow, wow there you go. So you're free to leave the door is always open, but you'll never walk through it. That's awesome. But that is why we call it freedom in the first place. And of course, all the other things you mentioned, Cephas are bang on. You're free to grow. We have a community. We have a lot of free music tools and graphics and people to rely on to get you feedback and collaboration. And we're doing new things like game development, sonic branding, tax reduction for those big YouTubers who have a lot of taxes to pay. We offer a lot of strategies to maximize the take home pay. And you just need to avail yourself of our services by emailing support.freedom.tm anytime you need anything. We have an awesome happiness team as we call them. And what's their job? To make you happy, obviously. Yes. So we don't want to force people to be happy. We want to help them be happy. So tell us a little bit about your experience. You've been now what two days working with us as a as a recruiter. How long? Yeah, it's been. Yeah, this is the second day. How is your experience so far? Do we bite? Are we like what is it called? Like do we I don't know the term, but are we slave drivers? That's it. It hasn't been a go or a rush. No, it's been really good. I've been I've been directed in the right direction so far. I've been led to go to, you know, other other people as well, met up with one of my team leaders. And we're going to go into a bit of a meeting, figure out what we're going to do, like what we're going to do in the next step forward, basically. And as soon as we figure that out, we will figure out where we're going to go next for the recruiting and then go out and try and find people to come on in and have a home with the freedom. And a lot of what Cephas Regis mentioned is the onboarding process. So there's a bit of training that every new recruiter goes through. And we have some great training material that you're going to have a test on afterwards in case you don't know that, Cephas. Oh, I'm done. Bye. It's all very friendly. There is no pressure. We want people to do this because they love it, not because there's a quota that has to be met, otherwise you're fired. You know, that's for a month or two. But one is all about feeling good. And no, it's always that way. There is no month two with quotas and pressure. Didn't we have a job like that in our lives? Yes. Yes. Look, the whole purpose of freedom is not just to have a no lock in contract. Freedom is an idea. And the idea is you do what you love and you work with people because of a shared passion and a shared vision and a phone that keeps ringing. Stop that. And a shared vision that we all work together to grow towards. So another question, skill testing question. What's our long term vision, Cephas Regis? Freedom's long term vision is to basically become part of the stock group. You talked about being part of an IPO, correct? Three letters. There you go. I got that question wrong last time. So I want to make sure I got it this time. What's an IPO? Do you know? Being part of the stock group, like for example, NASDAQ, that was the goal for going into. And once the network becomes an independent stock group, we can stay with the same management. We don't have to worry about big fish coming to buy the network and then changing everything on us, which is what we don't want. And then once that's taken care of, then we have the opportunity to be able to take care of everybody who's involved with the network so that YouTube can be the people to pay our bills rather than YouTubers themselves. Well said. And for those of you who don't know, an IPO means you have grown enough that an investment bank is willing to sponsor you for a publicly traded listing on the stock exchange, much like Google and Facebook and Apple are stocks that can be bought by anyone who wants to invest in those companies. We want to be just like that. The freedom stock on the NASDAQ stock exchange. And as Cephas Red said, there are two normal goals for an MCN or any company. One, actually three. So one is you treat it like a lifestyle business, which means you just build it big enough to pay your bills so you don't have to work for another company in the future. That's a lifestyle business. Two is you want to grow the company to sell to another company, a bigger fish, who will hopefully pay you lots of money and give you lots of cash that you can use to go live on an island or whatever you like to do, retire. And the third option is IPO. The difference between an acquisition and IPO is very simple. The management team doesn't change. When a big fish buys you, they usually replace the management team with their own managers because the acquirer will have a different idea on how to make you the company worth the price they paid. They're going to change things around. Look at what happened to Machinima. Machinima was an MCN. It was bought by Warner Brothers. Machinima now has announced we're no longer an MCN. We are stopping all partnership.  All the partners are being moved to full screen because the owners decided Machinima should have a different business model. And that's what usually happens when you get bought by a bigger fish. The bigger fish tells you how to run your business and changes it to fit their goals, which are usually different from your own. As an IPO, we can maintain our vision and goals and leadership without problem because you are now giving shares of your company to the public so you have thousands or tens of thousands of shareholders that own a very small percentage of your company. And these guys are not going to be telling you the leadership team what to do. Of course, they're investing in you because they believe in you and they hope that your vision will cause the price of the shares they paid to go up so they can sell them in the future for a profit. That's the whole point of a publicly traded company is you want to always be growing to give the shareholders who believed in you at the beginning a return on their investment in the future. But all those fancy words aside, none of that matters until we reach IPO. And to reach IPO, we need to have a great team, a great vision that works together to grow towards those numbers that you need to reach. So what are those numbers? Right now we're at about 30% of the way towards our goal to IPO. That means our goal is when freedom reaches 100 million US dollars a year in top line revenue. That means what we get before paying out any partners, expenses, anything. Right now we're at 30 million a year top line revenue. So we need to grow to 100 to reach our trigger of starting the IPO process. And so that's why so important for people like Cephas Red to join us who believe in this shared vision of achieving IPO so that we can all work towards moving that needle closer and closer to the goal of 100 million annual revenue. Now, that's probably more information than most people care to know because most people say, look, I'm a channel. I want to grow faster. How do you help me grow? That's why I want to join freedom not because of freedom's vision of grandeur and IPO land. That's for too far in the future. And I agree. So the reason we're making this message is we're actually trying to speak to people like Cephas who want to join us as staff, not just people who want to partner with us as a channel. We also want to talk to you in a separate video about those reasons to join freedom. But this video is all about why staff should join us or partners like Cephas Red who are partners convert to staff to help us move the needle towards that IPO vision. So Cephas, tell us a little bit more about yourself and your personal story if you could about anything you're willing to share to help others get to know you and understand your reasoning for working with us towards that IPO goal. Sure. Basically, you want me to explain about where I came from and how I decided I wanted to be pretty much staff of freedom? Sure. Or anything you feel that you would like to share or comfortable sharing about your history. Because I think it's always more powerful message when people see the personal side of you, not just the advertisement headlines of, yeah, I love freedom for X, I love growing channels for Y, which is good to know, but also the personal stuff, like you showed me your bunny rabbit. I think that was awesome. Yeah. If you want to talk about your pet bunny. Well, yeah, he's very small. I will let you guys know those who are listening in. Like for me, I'm a 32 year old dude who basically is trying to find the best in life when it comes to entertainment. And at first, I always thought that music was going to be part of my life. But I actually wanted to involve more in regards to all aspects, not just music. So growing up, I've really had the passion to entertain people. And basically, like when it came to doing schooling and things like that, growing up as a child, I had so much fun when it came to acting, when it came to music, even just playing games with people. Like even when I was a kid, I always enjoyed playing games with friends, sharing the experience with them, because it's not just playing the game that makes it fun, it's the reaction as well, because something could happen out of random, and suddenly we'd just be like laughing our rear ends off, which is awesome.  I completely agree. But you should also talk about your passion for voice acting. Oh, yes, I shall. I shall. When I think about 10 years ago, when I realized that I had more of a passion for voice acting than I did for music, just in the sense of that, I loved mimicking movies. I loved mimicking cartoons that I could put on silly voices, or that I could mimic voice lines, and just get a joy out of it, too, when people would listen in. The voice acting part of it, as you can hear from my voice as well, I went through university in order to get myself a degree in acting, and part of it was voice classes. So as you can hear right now, I'm still perfecting the voice as you can hear it. But with the voice acting, all in general, I've been trying to get myself to get involved in more animation, narration, things like that, just for the sake of where people love hearing other people when they try to do voices, or they try to speak as cartoon characters, because, well, it's amusement, and people need that, especially today.  Sure, probably the easiest one that I can do, and I hope Disney doesn't sue me for this, but I can speak like Mickey Mouse. So, for example... Well, wow, Pluto, how's it going today? That's great. Let's see if I can make up a creative line here. Oh, yeah. Welcome, Freedom. This is Seth as Red, and I'm speaking with George Vanus. I hope you're all having a great day today, and Radio, I hope you all enjoy yourselves, and if you want to be a recruiter, just email support team. Well, see you real soon. I can't believe you go from this natural voice to that voice so easily.  Yeah, well, I can actually go really deep as well. For those who know the character Winston from Overwatch, the large ape who's a scientist... Basically, he can talk as low as this, and what he has his most favorite treat in the world being bananas and peanut butter. That's his most go-to treat above everything else, especially when he's stressed out, so that's something we can always look forward to. That's amazing. Our mission is to help you build your career in this digital world. Let's grow together as a family. Welcome to Freedom. Our mission is to help you build your career in this digital world. Let's grow together as a family. Welcome to Freedom. Our mission is to help you build your career in this digital world. Let's grow together as a family. Welcome to Freedom. I think that really sets you apart. I don't think, I know I can't do that. I don't think many people on YouTube can do that. We all have our specialties and it's awesome to see yours. Thank you. Thank you very much. Yeah, it's such a joy. And I've even actually considered doing some self-help videos for those who want to try and do a little voice acting on the side as well. In regards to posture, breath, how to present your voice. So that's another thing I've been considering on doing too. So I have a suggestion. Yes. The suggestion is how about creating a series exactly as you described to give people instruction on their voice, their breathing, their delivery as a series on the Freedom Central Channel. I would love to do that. Because I think that's perfect content for helping people grow, which is the theme of Freedom Central. Anything that gives advice or recognizes growth from our partners to motivate others to grow is perfect content for our channel. Yes, exactly. And any kind of content that helps promote and helps others in any kind of certain field really does help. Whether it be voice acting, painting, hair, makeup, anything at all. Anything that's safe and also helps people promote their channel, help them grow and actually give them an incentive to find out what their passion is. So yeah, any content at all is really good. But that's actually an important point right there, helping people discover what their passion is. Many people don't know it yet. I know it took me a long time to discover that YouTube is my passion. I mean, I never imagined myself making videos as a career seven years ago. It's just something I stumbled into one day when I was playing World of Warcraft Cataclysm in beta six months before launch. And I started making a few videos, uploading them to YouTube and realized, man, there's a lot of views on this stuff. I guess I better start thinking more about making videos instead of websites, which is what I used to do as a business. And that's how we actually built TGN originally. We started with TGN World of Warcraft channel as our very first channel that I created with like four other guys. One is Big C, if you remember him. And we started the whole TGN company that grew and eventually sold to broadband TV by World of Warcraft playing games. And this is back on the day when there was no monetization. You didn't get any money from YouTube for games. You had to just hope that the views would eventually let you get brand deals or other ways to monetize your content. But we didn't care at the time. It was just fun to see the audience reaction, the comments and work together not for money, but for community, which I think some people have kind of forgotten and have just focused on the money. But that's okay too. We all need to pay our bills, but it should be a balance of both community and profit. Because both are necessary to have a healthy ecosystem. Yes, I completely agree. As I totally agree with your statement, we all have to pay our bills. But it's having to have that long-term goal of what it is that... Well, short-term and long-term I guess. Where the most important thing is to make sure that you're available for either entertaining others, for being there for others. Find out a goal that not only helps you out, but also helps out the community. What is it that makes you unique? Like how I mentioned in the video of the hot seat that I did with Noel. It's the fact that you want to be able to just not only be respectful of others, but have an appreciation. And that you're able to just enjoy yourself and have fun and not worry about the money side of it. Think of it as a perk, rather than a need, if that makes sense. Yeah, because if you focus on the community and the money comes as a side effect, that's a lot more meaningful than if you just focus on the money. I agree. Yes, exactly. No, I completely agree with your statement there, George. Alright, so guys, this video is getting a little bit long. I don't know how many of you are still tuned in, but if you'd like us to make more videos like this or feature Cephas Red and future videos, tell us down there in the comments below. We read every single comment, and we'd love to engage more of you if you think this is a good format, a good show. And maybe Cephas Red can also interview people or some of you can become interviewers, not just be interviewed so that we see more faces on the Freedom Channel because you're probably getting a little bit tired of just the me, Nold, and maybe a few other guys that pop in here and there. I'd love to have like an episode every single day, like scheduled programming where you have different faces of freedom every day would be cool, would be cool.  Oh, yeah. Yeah, I mean, who could be tired of a face? The one who actually is probably the most transparent out of all the other networks. Like, let's be real here. And also too, Nold, probably the most kindest and generous man in the entire network too.  Thank you for those warm words. And we do try to be transparent and honest and always helping each other grow together as a family. So that will never stop. That's my promise to all of you that that is the spirit of freedom. It'll always be the spirit of freedom. 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Our next presentation will be in Sao Paolo, our next urban age city. And I'd like to introduce Elena Maria Gasparian, the special advisor in international relations to the governor of the state of Sao Paolo. Good morning. I'll start by saying that Sao Paolo is a rapid growth city that has, we hope, reached its peak. The city of Sao Paolo, you can see in yellow, has 11 million inhabitants. And the greater Sao Paolo, composed by 39 other cities, has 19 and 800 million inhabitants. I worked for two years in the municipality of Sao Paolo proper, the municipality of Sao Paolo.  So you have a whole community that has a different past but looks forward to building a future together. This is very difficult for the two years I've worked there. I've seen the difficulty of planning for a city this size. First of all, the municipality is only responsible for the core of the city. The other 39 cities, there's no mechanism of coordination between them. Second, most of the work is to see what is missing and where it's missing. So you sort of dialogue with the past. The greatest effort of the administration is to put children in school. Actually Sao Paolo has 1 million and 120 children in the primary school, which is the responsibility of the city. Just next year, it's going, there's not enough schools, so you study in shifts. And next year, the third shift will be abolished. So each school will only have two shifts or four hours each, right? There are still 1,000 schools that have the third shift. We're in health, in housing. There's an enormous backlog that has to be filled. And what municipal planners are most engaged in is this sort of pressure that you could say from the past. And also a pressure from the present, because every week, usually, especially in Sao Paolo, you have surveys of what is bothering the population. There is an enormous pressure on some issues of housing, of transport, of flood, problems of flood, problems in specific slums that administrations try to cope with. There's a limited amount of money, and so this money has to be best distributed between the several needs that a city like Sao Paolo and perhaps like Mumbai or perhaps like many others in South America have. So it's not a question of a master plan for the future with huge investments. One, because transport, the infrastructure of transport is not a responsibility of the city. It belongs to the state government. Also water and sewage and electricity are not indeed the city's responsibility. So what I would like to say, I think it's planning in a city like that, in an administration that tries to have an open line with the population. The first step is an effort to sum up the deficiencies that the city have or the debits that the city has towards the poor population. This is where it is. This is the state of Sao Paolo, which is the richest of Brazil, as you can see. And the city is 92.46% urbanized. And it has at some stage stopped growing, which has enabled... It's not moving. It is a city of mixture, a city of a lot of very big festivities, and they have to be planned too. So the city allows for a number of occupation of the city. No, it's... sorry. I'll forget about it. You had seen the favela, the slum of Paraiso Plis. Well, you have to deal with the present problems with an illuminated eye or with an eye that does not condense itself to the problem it is having. So one of the questions is housing. We've seen slums that we have that are here. This is the slum of Paraiso Plis. This is the classical photograph of the inequality in Sao Paolo. This slum is not going to be... And this is the slums that I wanted to talk about. You can see the difference between one and the other. The first one is when people first arrive in the city and the second one is Paraiso Plis already. This is all Paraiso Plis. And you can see that the urbanization of it, it's practically urbanized. It has water, it has electricity, it has sewage from this year on. The city government is investing $500 million in it, in schools inside it, in healthcare inside it. And there will be roads built inside so it can join the urban fabric. It's right next to one of the richest neighborhoods in Sao Paolo, but it's already a sort of integrated community. It's not going to be moved. And you can see that inside it's sort of paved and so on. This is another one. This is Eleopolis. Parts of a housing estate you can see over there that were put up to allow for the roads to be built inside it. And this is a private organization that inside Eleopolis is painting the houses. It's an NGO that is painting the houses to better the way of life. This is really inside the favela. And this is one of the biggest problems we have in Sao Paolo. And again, it's outside the city of Sao Paolo. It's the invasions in the dam that provide Sao Paolo with water. This is the object of a long reflection between state government and city government and even some federal agencies because the invasion is starting to pollute the waters that we drink. And it's a huge one. This is how it looks. So in other words, I think that planning in a big city is important for transport. But the city of Sao Paolo itself has not the power to do the guidelines for the greater Sao Paolo. You need a metropolitan authority to do that. On the other hand, we have the city itself opted for not taking out the big favelas because that would put a further strain on transport and leave these populations of both of Heliopolis and Parisopolis where they are. Thank you very much.


Do you think Lamar Jackson's legacy could be even bigger than Ray Lewis's? In the week 1 game Raven's past rush was lacking a bit, so should they bring in a familiar face that can help set the edge and bring some past rush ability too? If you could acquire any top 10 player in the NFL of your choosing, who would it be? But the catch, you gotta give up one pro bowl player from the Ravens as well. These and many many more questions on this special Game Day edition episode, or maybe it doesn't come out on Game Day, but we'll see of questions from subscribers. So YouTube team keep it clean, what's going on is saying Raven here with another video and another episode of NFL questions from subscribers. This is a series where you can ask me any NFL question you want to, based off of any NFL team, and we answered in a video just like this. Now if you want to be part of NFL questions from subscribers, then you can send me an email at teamkeepitclean at gmail.com and we'll answer your question in the video just like this. I hope you all are having a really great day. I am a little bit annoyed right now because I had bought something online and I pretty much got scammed. I got scammed, it was, I bought something online and I did not get the product that I bought. They end up sending like some towel, I bought a light, but they end up sending like a towel, some cheap weird towel and thank goodness, the good part about the whole thing is that, not even a good part, but I did look it up, I looked up the site and saw that some other people had got Okie Doke too because when I saw the deal online, I was like, oh man, this is fire. So I got it, got it through PayPal. So hopefully PayPal, hopefully they can issue a refund for it. It was like I said, it was just $25, but it was still kind of annoying. But on a brighter note, the AC did get fixed and it ended up being the capacitor and the capacitor and the fan's motor, the motor for the fan. So we have AC again, so that's a beautiful thing. But so the positives continue to outweigh the negatives, but I thought I'd just share that with y'all because again, we're family, so we get to talk to each other about these sort of things. But anyway, we got some questions from subscribers. This is going to be some little video therapy for me, some team keeping clean therapy for me. So I love y'all, appreciate y'all, let's do it. First question of this episode, NFL questions from subscribers came from my boy JL2. He said, do you think the Ravens will pick up another wide receiver or just stick with the wide receivers we have for now? I think they'll stick with the wide receivers that they have for now because I think that they haven't even used them to their potential yet. They haven't even maxed out using them. They haven't seen anything that makes them like, oh man, this is terrible. They haven't seen anything like that. And they haven't even tried putting their best effort forward when it comes to their receivers. So I think they're just going to run with what they have for now. Next question came from my boy Javis Fowler. He said, are you buying or selling, Mr. Engraven? Number one, buying or selling? Ravens will sack Watson at least five times this week. I am going to sell that. I'm going to say four times. I'm going to say three to four times. And I think three of those will be coverage sacks and one will be a blitz. I mean, hopefully I'm wrong and they get them way more than that. But that's what I'm going to go with about three or four times. And he said, buying or selling, Ravens will rush for 250 plus yards. Clyde Edwards E-Layer had a great game against the Texans. Ravens rushing attack should be more powerful than the Chiefs. Offensive line, that's going to tell a big story though because offensive line was not all that against the Browns last week. Browns got a nice little defensive line as we saw against the Bengals here and there. 250? No, not 250. So I'm selling that one too. I could see like 175 total. Yeah, because I think Lamar could get a little bit looser this week. But I'm not going 250. So I'm selling that too. Buy or sell, Ravens will force four turnovers. Oh, I would love that. But I'm selling. I think they'll force two or three, but not four. Hopefully, again, hopefully for that, I'm wrong. Hopefully for all of these so far, I'm wrong. Number four, Hollywood will have over 100 yards again with two touchdowns. Two of them. Secondary will have some problems. Two touchdowns. You know what? Let's buy that one. Let's buy that one. For Hollywood, let's go. Next question came from my guy, Chris. Chris said, engraving, what's up? Congrats on 30k subs. Hey, appreciate that, man. He said, about two weeks ago was my one year anniversary on Team Keep It Clean. Hope everything's all good. Well, happy anniversary to you, man. I appreciate you. It seems like you've been with Team Keep It Clean for much longer than that. Because Chris, my guy, Chris, y'all will see him in the comment section of all the videos. Y'all seen him in the comment section of all the live streams. He is super active. He always sending in questions from subscribers. So I appreciate you. I appreciate you. Thank you. And he said, safe instance, the Ravens didn't draft Lamar Jackson and he went number one to the Browns back in 2018. And they played the Ravens. How do you think Wink would go up against Lamar? I'm glad we don't have to find that out. But see, with Lamar Jackson, the thing with him, it says a lot about the Ravens as an organization. Because had he went to the Browns, there's no telling what would have happened. And not that Lamar wouldn't have the skill or not because he would still have that. But how would the development be? How would the organization treat him? How would they place players and weapons and coaches around him that would really help him succeed? Would they have really done that? They don't have the best track record, of course, with their recent quarterbacks. Baker Mayfield seems like he could be somebody. We'll see what happens with that. But it's been pretty rough for the Browns at the quarterback position. And just there's just been such a lack of consistency with, I mean, not even just with the quarterbacks, but with just the Browns as a whole. So if Lamar Jackson would have went there, they could have obviously had, I mean, as we've seen, a very good talented quarterback. But I feel like they've had talented quarterbacks in the past, but it's just the organization. But as far as your question, how would Wink have had to prepare for him? I don't know because I don't know how their coaching staff or what their coaching staff even would have been. And if they would have really built their offense around Lamar Jackson, like the Ravens really built their entire offense around him, really catered to him. That's why like when I, because it makes no sense. And I know it's kind of like a side note. But when I see fans who they have their disdain for Lamar Jackson or whatever, a lot of it seems like, hey, some people may actually not really like him, whatever. But when I see fans, this is a comment that I know y'all have seen before. So put it in the comment section if you've seen this comment before. I know all of y'all have, no matter what team you're a fan of, if you like Ravens or not, where people will say the Ravens whole offense is Lamar Jackson. If Ravens didn't have Lamar Jackson, then their offense wouldn't be all that. And I just, I always feel like that comment is so lazy. It's so lazy. It's like, you could say that about so many teams in the NFL. And people make that comment like it's a bad thing. Like it's a bad thing that Lamar Jackson is so big in this offense. He's a quarterback. He's supposed to be big in the offense. But anyway, so I don't know how wink would have planned for Lamar Jackson had he been on the Browns because I don't know how the Browns would have planned for Lamar Jackson either. And he said Lamar Jackson's passing for each year has just improved dramatically. I mean, his best passing games are the games he's on the bench by the fourth quarter and just blowouts. Just imagine if the games were close or a shootout and he had those numbers. I'm not going to say I don't like watching the Ravens low teams out 24 seven, but it gets a little frustrating because I want to see Lamar just run those numbers up and not and not D way knees, pedestrian. Let me run that back. I started yawning, then the guy tongue twisted and anyway, he said I'm not going to say I don't like watching the Ravens blow teams out 24 seven, but it gets a little bit frustrating because I want to see Lamar just run those numbers up and not have to see D way knees, pedestrian RG three Lamar should have had more than 50 passing touchdowns last year because he went to games without throwing a touchdown and against the Patriots he had one and don't forget he missed nine quarters of action due to blowouts. That's why I think Lamar's MVP season was a more impressive season than pretty boy. What are your thoughts? Yeah, that's um, I say the same thing a lot when speaking about Lamar Jackson's MVP season. Uh, yeah, he missed nine quarters of action. He missed nine quarters of action and still led the league in touchdown passes that if he would have played them touchdown passes would have went up the interceptions they they they may have went up to but his numbers would have looked filthy. Next question came from engraving hope you and yours are doing well. I was scrolling on Instagram and bam, it hit me. Imagine if Zachary Orr had still been a player him and Queen in the middle of that defense more of a stretch but imagine if we kept the Darius Smith to our front seven would be disgusting. I know this was pretty much impossible, but just imagine pair that with our stud secondary and that my friend is a beautiful thing. Just a fun little imagination thing I had hope you have a great day and keep up the hard work with the fam the podcast and the channel and stay great. Appreciate it and I love the order that you put it into priorities. Appreciate you man. Um, yeah, I mean Zachary Orr, Zadaria Smith, who knows Zachary Orr would have even been able to stay though because I know a lot of people, a lot of Ravens fans, they have that they imagine Zachary Orr being a Raven and if he would have never gotten hurt and got diagnosed with the neck problem, what could have been? But I think he would have ended up being those Ravens, those Ravens linebackers that end up coming on strong and then end up getting paid elsewhere. But just imagine like you your scenario if he would have stayed him and Patrick Queen, two linebackers that they are both pretty good at coverage, pretty good at coverage and they would be some fast linebackers to who can wrap up and tackle well. So and then we still we still have Zadaria Smith along with everything we got now too in this secondary. Yeah, that would be fun. Next question came from a boy, Luke, he said, what's good in Graven? Hope everything is well with you and your family. Appreciate it, Luke. He said, I'm writing this on the Thursday before week two kicks off. So I don't know if the Texans and Ravens have already played while you're filming this video. So I want to run my Ravens 2020 season predictions by you and see what you think. So yes, this is before the Texans and Ravens game. I'm recording this on Friday at 455 p.m. He said he thinks the record will be 13 and three or 14 and two losses will come to the Steelers and week 12 the Browns and week 14. And I couldn't decide how to chase it Ravens goals but going undefeated until week 12 would be awesome. Hey, that would be a beautiful thing. And that's why he said either 13 and three or 14 and two. Oh man, I'm that chiefs game is just wow. That's gonna be a tough game. But Texans they got to take care of Texans first. That's gonna that game is gonna present his own tough battles too. But Ravens they they got a tough schedule this year man. I know a lot of people say oh they got an easy schedule. No they got a tough schedule man because people could catch them slipping man. It's any given Sunday like a lot of people think oh yeah Ravens they said on paper and they nice on paper but you got to bring it to the field too. You may think a team is bad on paper. Look at the Jaguars. Who picked the Jaguars to beat the Coast of the day. So any given Sunday anyway he said as far as his record predictions or his predictions for the this season offensive MVP Lamar Jackson defensive MVP will be either Claire's Campbell Marlon Humphrey offensive rookie of the year J.K. Dobbins defensive rookie of the year Patrick Queen offensive breakout player Hollywood defensive breakout player the Joker to Sean Elliott offensive he thinks the offense will rank from first to third. Okay. And he said the defense will ranked first or second. Okay. And he said oh playoffs they will get to the AFC championship against the Kansas City Chiefs but I'm going to hold off calling that game and the Super Bowl until we see the Ravens and Chiefs play more. Hope this wasn't too much to read and let me know what you think. See he got y'all he got y'all. I know some people were thinking oh no wait but no he just said he's going to hold off. But anyway yeah these these are all realistic things the offensive MVP defensive MVP the team rookie yeah all these are very realistic. Now the offensive rank that's very realistic defensive rank we'll see it just it depends on that run defense. And again we only saw for the first game so we'll see how it continues to go week by week by week by week. And then just really go from there and hopefully things will be rolling and you can be right on all of this. Next question came from Debbie Debbie what's up she said engraving do you think Joe Barrow will end up not getting the help he needs and end up like the Sean Watson with the Texans. So the biggest help that he needs right now is an offensive line to hold him up and block for because Joe Barrow makes great great decisions he makes phenomenal decisions um he has great accuracy on the football uh he even scrambled a little bit too um so as far as him getting the help he needs I think he will. I think the Bengals would they I mean they have to they got to put an offensive line around this their franchise quarterback. I mean you would think that this would be second nature to a franchise but um I think they definitely will address that whether it be the draft whether it be free agency whether it be a mix of both but they almost have to. Next question came from a guy Mr Campbell he said engraving uh been watching what you've been doing for about two years and some change lol. I appreciate that man thank you for that he said first time actually submitting the question now oh whoa wow that's a question right there oh his name Craig so appreciate it Craig um do you think Lamar Jackson's legacy can be bigger than Ray Lewis wow you said hashtag team keeping clean hashtag Raven's hashtag Raven nation hashtag Raven's flock that's a quet and I know a lot of people immediately immediately when you first hear that question you probably like oh no man no Ray was here from the beginning he was he started this thing and he was part of the first Ravens and all that oh but then it's like with Lamar it's obviously a completely different generation but this guy's impact has been big and it's somebody that uh and not saying that people couldn't relate to Ray Lewis but with Lamar like people um shout out to Pompeo but it's he's very relatable to a lot of people and with him I think one thing that we're noticing about him but I mean not even noticing we all know that he is not a traditional quarterback and we've talked about that so much but with him not being a traditional quarterback is showing other people that quarterbacks don't have to be so traditional it's not a certain type of mode for you to be successful at the quarterback position and this can just bounce to all sorts of positions as well just to help people and just really motivate them these young kids that's going out and they're playing football whatever and just stuff period because there are different things that just have certain modes about them where there's that that's tradition and that's what this type of person what they normally look like how they normally sound like blah blah blah but he he broke that he broke that he's breaking still breaking it and he's giving other people uh he's showing other people that it can be done so and and just just his impact not even yeah just on not not even just on the Ravens fans but just the league period because they're a lot of people that are not Ravens fans but they're fans of Lamar Jackson so could he have a bigger legacy than Ray Lewis oof I think it's possible I do it will take a lot but at the same time it may not like and when I say it may take a lot obviously a legacy is a lot and legacy as a Raven or whatever but it could just be a legacy just as a person as a football player um and because he's already he put a stamp on this uh on this people know who Lamar is he's he's already made it to where he's on that first name basis where you could say either his first name or last really his first name because you can say Jackson people some people know but if you say Lamar it's like oh yeah Lamar uh and with Ray I mean if you say Ray Ray okay cool but hmm wow that's a powerful question right there man that is a real powerful question and like I said Ray was obviously here from jump uh he was one of the first people drafted by the Ravens him in Ogden um but oof so his legacy is definitely uh because he's always gonna be part of the Ravens always always always always um now Lamar is it's gonna take some things uh it's gonna take obviously Super Bowls and I don't even like I know Ray of course won two Super Bowls but I think legacy is more than just a Super I think Super Bowls are a big part of it now um but I think legacy is more than the Super Bowl because I think one person could have a bigger legacy or greater legacy than somebody else even if that person has less Super Bowls than the other person um so oof that is such a great question but to answer your question I think it is possible that he could have a bigger greater legacy than Ray Lewis it would just take a lot but I think it is definitely definitely possible next question came from I got tied he said I do believe Odell Beckham Jr wants to be a Raven and Raven what do you think he could be whatever he could want to be whatever he want to be he's not gonna be it though he ain't gonna be no Raven Ray I don't think that Ravens would take him on if he was a free agent and he um he wasn't commanding too much I don't even know then uh you know what yeah I don't even I don't even think so then yeah I don't even think so then but he's not gonna be a Raven I don't even think Ravens really want him like that I don't even think they really even be interested in him like that but um yeah and I'm again like I said before when he was going from the Giants to whatever team was going to be next I was interested in him becoming Raven back then and he's a real good receiver he's still a real good receiver but I'm just I I wouldn't even really want Odell to be a Raven next question came from a boy saying he said should Lamar Jackson work with Aaron Rodgers of Russell Wilson or Tom Brady next off season I mean he could um that would be cool I mean it definitely couldn't hurt me working with some of the more experienced and successful quarterbacks around the league um and guys that guys that used or have used over their careers um used both their ability and their minds uh just to continue uh their could the consistency and their level of play um so Lamar Jackson he's been doing that as well so yeah he could work out with any of those guys that'd be cool next question came from a guy shadow badger he said is the pistol the Ravens main formation still well yeah I mean they were under it a lot Lamar Jackson was still not right under center but still in that pistol with the uh with the back behind him and then the other times they had record to his right to his left and they moved him around they moved tight ends around so yeah it still is uh I guess their main formation but the thing about it too just watch throughout this season watch for the offense to continue to expand and continue to grow and just to continue to try different formations new things and get new guys involved next question came from a boy Jarvis Fowler he said when we when we clinch our division and playoff spot do you think John will play his starters at least till halftime or do what he did last year and rest all keep players to the playoffs no he's he's playing him he's playing him he already said that he said that if he could go back to last year he would he would have played them in week 17 so he'll be playing him next question came from a guy raven pride he said what's going on in graven hope everything is well with you and the fam I got a question what game plan do we need to have in order to beat the Texans what does our defense got to do to hold uh randall cob and brandon cooks and well fuller don't forget well fuller now too you just can't can't let them break for the big one I saw oh I forgot what the exact number it was some crazy number though but it showed that the ravens really wrapped up uh against the browns it was some crazy stat like ravens only allowed like 13 or 16 yards after the catch against the browns like that's crazy man that's crazy that's like that's insane that doesn't make any sense and when I saw that I was like whoa is this this can't be accurate but if it is like whoa but that's what you got to do against these smaller receivers you can't let them beat you up top for the deep ones and when they do catch the ball you got to wrap up don't let them get them extra yards because these receivers are shifting they all small they fast they got good speed also just don't let them break for the big play and pass rush pass rush pass rush it's got to be amplified uh it's got to be different than it was last week but we're gonna talk about that uh in another video but the pass rush has got it's got to be right against the Sean Watson and they gotta uh the pass rush gotta help the corners the corners gotta help the pass rush the corners gotta keep covering these guys make sure they don't get open uh because the Sean Watson he holds on the ball he's gonna hold on to the ball a lot because he's always looking to make that play uh and since he is like that it's a high risk high reward type of thing it's rewarding because he makes a lot of those big plays but it's risky because he takes a lot of hits and a lot of sacks and stuff too oh my fault and as far as offense on offense run that ball man run that ball get the running game going offensive line got a block a lot better they got a block but get that run game going get back to last year how things were and then of course continue with the passing game to continue opening it up getting different weapons involved and make it so they have to respect everybody and I think that's what the Ravens really wanted to do especially since they only have two tight ends they wanted to make it to where teams got to respect everybody so teams can't key in just on a tight end and Hollywood and be like okay we good we straight but no make them respect everybody and slowly start creeping Devin Duvenay in there too next question came from a boy d3 say good afternoon engraving and teamkeeper clean I hope all is well with you and the family I think I already have the answer to these questions but I'm still going to ask okay let's see what he's talking about he said due to being a healthy scratch in a Thursday night game and playing only 15 snaps in a week one lost to the Chargers do you feel that EDC should make a move for Audentate from the bingles oh he oh I didn't even know he didn't play on Thursday night um I y'all know how I love Audentate man that guy he got a big friend and he catches everything literally everything his dude don't know what a drop is he catches everything now I definitely do not think the bingles will make that move but that but that would he catches everything anyway he said I just read that he plays special teams too ah he slipped that in that's funny he's only 23 he's 65 228 so what do you think would be an asking price that the bingles couldn't refuse a second or third round pick I definitely do that that would be yeah right right there the second or third round picking of course anything higher than that too but I think that would be something that the bingles just wouldn't be able to refuse they just they wouldn't like what are you gonna say no you're gonna keep our what they could say that actually because AJ green dude was definitely on a decline man it's not looking good for AJ green right now man um he's still got some ah I don't know if it's his hands I don't know if it's his health I don't know what it is but it just it ain't looking as good as it used to be for AJ green man it's looking a little rough but um he's still he's still nice receiving I'm sure against Ravens you know AJ green just love showing out against the Ravens man so I'm not looking forward to that game well actually I'm looking forward to it see how the Ravens take care of him but anyway um yeah I say a second or third round pick for sure because they that would make it hard for them to decline that now I don't think the EDC would give up a second or third round pick for all the tape now but with your question yeah I think that's what it would take you say thanks for the input stay blaze not stay blazed stay stay blessed stay safe and please keep the content coming we're still waiting from that call from a major sports outlet to utilize your services uh 30k subscribers is a huge deal congratulations and you said hashtag dreaming in detail I appreciate you man I always appreciate you uh seeing your comments in the comment section like all the videos and thank you for always sharing your comments and your thoughts on things respectfully uh because that's one thing that I want to say I do really appreciate because I see a lot of times with D3 sometimes uh whether it's the title question of a question from subscribers or whatever it may be whatever topic we may be discussing if he doesn't agree with something and I see it with other people as well but since we're talking about D3's question if he doesn't agree with something he'll let it be known I don't think that's the best idea I don't really agree with that but he'll share in a respectful manner and that's the biggest thing here on team cubiclean where we about to just respecting each other man so I appreciate you man thank you thank you like a lot for that man seriously next question came from my god man well you say what's up in graven shout out from mexico hope everything is well my question to you and team cubiclean is what is the possibility for the ravens to bring familiar face to help us with the past rush one we hated to see in another uniform and he went to win another super bowl with another team last year I'm talking about terrell sucks but in a different way not as our main past rusher but as our critical past rusher let mcfee Ferguson and bousin set the tone for t-scenes will come in and show them how a vet does it so they learn from the best he might not have the speed but knowledge is key especially with the pandemic still going on rookies they need that like right now stay safe stay healthy and tell carter to do his homework or he won't outsmart his dad and coverage lol appreciate you now this is a question that I've seen some people in the comment section talk about whenever we bring up the conversation of a past rusher they say oh we should bring back terrell sucks we should bring back terrell sucks I love terrell sucks appreciate everything he did with the ravens superbowl champion with the ravens former defensive player of the year with the ravens two-time superbowl champion now since he got one with the chiefs as well but I said in the edge it would help smarts it would help but with terrell sucks man we're looking for speed we're looking for speed speed on the outside he can't bring us that right now again setting the edge oh yeah all day all day but we need speed we need to upgrade the speed at outside linebacker and terrell sucks can't help with help us with that man so I I me myself I would respectfully decline um I know others may feel otherwise and that's fun but I think we just need to get faster there so that's that man sometime my head be looking so shiny with the light shine anyway team keep it clean the last question on this episode nfl questions from subscribers came from my guy rodel he said my guy if you could acquire a top 10 nfl player of your choosing to join the ravens but you have to give up a pro bowl player from last year who would you bring in and which pro bowl raven from last year would you give up oh really um I would bring in deandre hopkins the pro bowl player that I would give up would be more shagana because he's retired but no I know that's too easy I would give up record I'll give up Patrick record no he's a good full back no he's good at really really good in blocking um no he can catch passes out of the back field as well but that's who I would give up I would give up Patrick record uh because I would feel like hey we got nick boil we could use him as a full back we could always go and get another full back he may not be the same as regard oh hey you know what he could end up just working out you never know but that's what I would do I would get deandre hopkins and the pro bowler that I would give up would be Patrick record


Good afternoon, folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This is your 1pm update and a slightly mixed bag out here. The only industry trading to the downside right now is the Dow. It's up 25 points. Trading out at 36, 381. It has tested and rejected support out there. It's held support. S&P is up 12 points. NASDAQ is up 56. Now the NQ will take a look at it. It's also held support out there. The Russell up 24 points. That's a leader up a little over 1%. Summice 27 to the upside. Trendy's 44. Spot Volatilix is trading right about at its 50-day exponential moving average. We'll take a look at that momentarily. Gold's off 34 bucks. Silver's off a dollar right now. Trading out at 22.16. But it's trading into support. In fact, let's go take a look at that nine panel market update chart. We begin by taking a look at the ES mini. So here's the thing about the ES mini. You can see that the blue lines, that's the daily profile out there. It is a bearish structured daily profile. Now when price closes above a bearish structured profile, it doesn't matter what time frame, in this case we're looking at the daily, the counter trend move would find support at the center of that level. So that's 46.42. So the real important level to be watching inside the ES mini is 46.42. Price must close below that to suggest that yesterday was more than a one day knee jerk type reaction and so forth. Now price is still below the top of that daily profile, but a key level of support in its case has not failed. It hasn't even been tested yet. Now we put that together with the spot volatile. It doesn't matter what it's trading at at 101, which right now it's at 1946, the 50 days at 1955. So we're just slightly below that. It'll be the end of day and if price closes back below that. And if the ES mini closes about 47 or 950, that would suggest to run to 47, 43, 50. That may be the spot to go ahead and sell into the market. Take a look at the NQ, the NQ, the weaker of these two instruments, the weaker of all three, well maybe all four, but here the NQ, what it did this morning, it got down to a price point of 15.598. The bottom of the daily profile bullish structure is 15.588. It's between 15.588 and 15.781 where the buyers are at. So the buyers have been able to take care of whatever sellers are out there. So support is held here. Support in essence is really held in the AS mini and the spot volatile, it's just threatening to put the wind at the back of the sales of the S&P 500 folks are. We didn't get to the other charts out here, but stay tuned to the trader's edge show. We'll cover all of these instruments and anything else that you'd like. So have a terrific Thursday and we'll see you shortly.