OK, good morning, everybody. I hope you can hear me. Thanks for coming here. I'm going to talk about multi-instance capable GPUs that we recently got in our CERN infrastructure. But before I do this, a few words about me. It's my first time that I'm on an open-intra summit. In education, I'm actually a physicist. And I've been at CERN already for a long time. But I only joined CERN IT in 2005. And since then, I have worked at various IT services, like batch systems and integrations with grid, what we call the grid. And last year, I actually joined the CERN Cloud team, and which is why I'm here now. I took over responsibilities for the GPUs that we have. Here's an outline of my presentations. I will start with a few words about who we are. You probably know us already. So that will be probably nothing new for you. Then I will give you a short overview of the current status of our cloud infrastructure, and finally switch to the main topic, which is GPUs in the CERN Cloud. Starting with example use cases, our main user will say a few words about that. And it's pretty cool what they're doing. How we deploy the GPUs in the OpenStack infrastructure and what we do with virtual GPUs and Meek. OK, so CERN is the European Organization for Nuclear Research. It's the world's largest particle physics laboratory, founded in 1954, with currently 23 member states and quite a lot of associated states as well. We're doing fundamental research in physics, so nonprofit. And we are running the largest machine that exists on Earth, which is literally 27 kilometers. And you can see here, this is Geneva, the town of Geneva. This is Lake Geneva. And this is where the tunnel is. It's 100 meters under Earth, so you won't see anything there when you go there and look for it. And this is actually the main site here. This is our flagship machine. This is the LHC with four experiments, pictures of the four main experiments that we have here. It runs the most powerful magnets on Earth with 8.3 Tesla. And in order to achieve that, they have to be cooled down to two kelvins to compare with three kelvins that you have in interstellar space. All around the 27 kilometers by the magnets. And we also don't want to collide with air, so we need a very high vacuum, which is actually 10 times less particles than you can find on the moon. But there's a lot of other things that we are doing, apart from that. And it's already heard about, I guess. And if you visit CERN, you can actually see things like this is the first accelerator that existed at CERN, which you can visit now. There's an anti-matter factory. And this is actually from the computer center. And this is an old detector, which you can actually visit if you go down to LHCB and manage to get a visit there. OK, so the main topic of the talk, which is the cloud infrastructure and the GPUs. So we are in production since July 2013, meaning that's 10 years now. Currently, we have 8,700 physical nodes all managed by Ironic, and 1,800 of them being hypervisors running 13K active VMs. The software is based on RDO. It's mainly x86-64. And we have now, since last year, a few machines running ARM64, which are mainly used for building purposes and porting experiment software to this architecture. The versions depend on the component. And we have versions between train and Z, that being the latest one that we are using for Octavia. Can we do this in a minute? The infrastructure is managed with puppet and foreman. And for our secret management, we have an in-house developed tool. Right now, we are running a campaign to evacuate all the hypervisors and move them to Rated 8 or Alma Linux from center 7, because we have to phase that out. The goal here is to get rid of train, the oldest release, and catch up with Nova to get it to newer versions. And in particular, get rid of private patches and back ports that we had to do. There's an overview of the components that we are using. And there's only one thing that I wanted to mention here is the addition of Octavia, which is coming soon for load balancing. OK, now let me switch to GPUs. That's why I'm here. So if you look at this figure on the right-hand side, this is a wrap-up of the number of jobs which have been run by different communities on the batch farm on GPU resources. And you see there's one which is sticking out. And these are our colleagues who are running the accelerators. And what they're actually doing is they are simulating how the particles and the beams interact with the accelerator complex. Beside of that, we have, of course, machine learning applications, which are mainly run by experiments. And they tried various things where GPUs may be helpful. There's quite a lot of development and testing ongoing, probably everywhere. Looking at the use cases, as I said, the beam simulation is quite interesting.  These are two figures on the left-hand side. You can see how much they profit from using GPUs. So this is a double logarithmic plot. So in red, you see the CPU, the number of particles that are simulated, and the computational time needed for this. And you see this goes up exponentially while for GPUs it stays flat for a long, long time. The right-hand side plot is also interesting, where they made a comparison between different GPU architectures that they have been using, in particular the V100 on Google Cloud and our own premise ones, and A100s. They don't have the A100 on the side yet, but what you can see here is actually they don't profit much from the different architecture from the newer GPUs. And the reason for this is that they depend on double precision and the number of registers in the GPUs. And there's not much difference between these two GPU types. Sorry, which passed. GPUs is a real game changer for them. They can do things they were not able to do before with this. So they are a very important customer for us. Let me turn to the different GPUs that we have. We have about 70 T4 machines. Most of them have one card, but one, which has four cards. So it's very heterogeneous. We have about 20 of these V100s. In this case, most of them having four cards per machine. And then the recent additions, which came in in autumn after one year waiting for them, is 72 cards, A118 machines. And these are now running in production. One thing that is probably worth to mention is that in the data center and the main data center at CERN, we only have NVIDIA cards so far. But some of the experiments, they are running their own farms closer to the experiments. And some of them also have other vendors. The main GPU deployment models are our workhorse as PCI pass through. Apart from that, we have a few cases where we agreed to deploy the resources as bare metal. And we have some use cases for VGPUs and have been working with this for a while, testing this. Though it's not widely used for the time being. PCI pass through. Here's a brief overview of how this works. You basically have to your hardware. But in this case, I just put three GPUs in there. The Hypervisor just passes this on to the different VMs. It's a one-to-one mapping. So the Hypervisor doesn't know anything about the GPU, meaning that we don't have any information if the GPU is used or not. This is really happening on the client side, which runs the GPU drivers. So this is very nice. It's fairly easy to configure. It works fine, usually. And it gives full control over the GPU to the users, which makes users very happy, usually. The con is that it gives full control over the GPU to the user, meaning that we have no idea what the user is doing. If the resources are efficiently used and since these resources are very scarce and expensive, for us, it's not optimal. There's no way for us to share the resources in case they fall idle for whatever reason. We have actually seen some issues, which is a funny story. When we tried to move from Center 7 to 8, we changed all our default images from BIOS to UFE boot. And at that point, we started to see issues with GPUs which have more than 32 gigabytes of memory. And that's actually a fix which is coming up for Reddit, which is not relevant for us yet, because we are still running Center 7 at the moment. On most of that, well, not on most of that. We are still far away from Rare 9, but with Rare 9.3, this will be fixed. Fortunately, there's a working workaround which is just boot the guests in BIOS mode. So if you see this issue, either go for 9.3 on the hypervisor and test the patch or use BIOS mode. OK. On GPU provisioning, our most important customers are actually ourselves, so secondary IT services, namely the batch service, which is HD condo-driven. We have some GPUs in interactive services. And we have a service which is called SWAN, which is a front-end to Python notebooks. They also have quite a lot of, in particular, our T4s. And a specific framework for machine learning, which is based on Kubeflow. There are very few direct allocations to users, and we try to avoid them. Because from these guys, we can actually ask them for monitoring information in the PCI pass-through mode, which we don't have, and try to optimize things this way. And this is actually one of the examples of the monitoring. This is from the batch. Colleagues, in the upper part, these are mainly T4s. The lower parts, the middle part is the V100s. And the lower parts are the A100s. You can't read it as it doesn't matter. There are three things that you can see here. So you have some periods where, in particular, the V100s and the A100s are pretty busy. And this is mainly because of when our colleagues from beams become quite active. Then you see some areas where there are gaps. And that is actually when we take out the machines for other purposes. Sometimes we have to lend them out for trainings or something like that. So we just drain them, put them somewhere else, and then they return at some point again, and then you see data again. And then you have these areas here where you see some greenish things, which basically means that these GPUs are not fully used. And that's one of the things that we would like to address. OK, virtual GPUs. That is actually one way that we are hoping can help us making better use of the GPUs for those applications which don't manage to fill up the full GPU by just sharing them. The setup has been done already for a while for based on Tesla GeForce and on time-based GPU sharing. We have only two physical GPUs dedicated for this purpose at the moment. And the way it works is you have, again, your hardware with a physical GPU on it. You have the hypervisor operating system. And then you run one component of the software on the hypervisor itself, which is quite neat, because this allows you to configure the GPU and get monitoring information. And then on the VMs, you have the second part of the drivers, which is the virtual GPU driver. They are called grid driver, which requires actually a license. So it calls out to our license server to get a licensed token. And then each of these VMs can use the GPU. I already said, so one of the big advantages is that we have access to the usage of the GPU this way for sharing of these expensive scarce resources. But there are some limitations. In particular, there is a performance hit when several users start to use the GPU because of the time slicing.  There was one user running on his GPU alone, and then somebody else sneaked in, and he got only half of the performance. So users didn't like that too much. One way out is with the new resources. We have the A100, which allow MIG. Basically, MIG means that you can partition the GPU into different smaller ones. And this is kind of a physical partitioning. So the idea is here to create these MIG devices and export them to the VM, so taking based off both worlds. And we expect that there is less or no performance hit when multiple users start to use the GPU. There are some limitations, though, which is as soon as you switch on MIG, you lose some of the monitoring information. What you can monitor still is the power of the bar, but you don't have the information about the individual usage of the GPU or even of the full GPU card. Maybe this is going to change in the future. It's a limitation of the drivers. So we have a prototype ready using this. Tomorrow we have one of our hypervisors dedicated with a setup, so four cards. GPU monitoring is done with DCGM and the collective plug-in, which sends the data to InfluxDB and then to Grafana. And you see some example plots where you see the four GPU cards not very much used at the moment. And we had a few pilot users trying to use these. To help them to set up things, consistently, we created a puppet module for centrally managed VMs. And if users do this, they just have to do one little thing in their manifest. They just add this little line here, include GPU, the GPU module. And this will make sure that the drivers are consistent with, it will install the drivers, it will make sure that the version is consistent with what we have on the hypervisor. It will install CUDA. It will also register the client and get a license key. So it's relatively straightforward. There are a couple of use cases hoping we will be able to cover with this approach. The goal is, of course, to improve the resource usage. I don't know, not all use cases can fully exploit the GPUs. One use case is the interactive services, which I already mentioned, where people can just log in and try their stuff if it works before they send it to the batch system to do larger operations or larger jobs. It's also a possible use case to allow users rapid access for GPU resources on user requests. And the last use case I briefly mentioned in the beginning, we have sometimes people running workshops and trainings, which require access to GPUs. And they sometimes just say, I need next week 40 GPUs. Please give them to me. And of course, with hard resources, you can do this. So this may be a way out to do this, to simplify this. However, we have seen some stability issues, which is why we haven't put that into production yet. Typically, errors were synchronization errors with placement, which may be related either to our backpots that we had to do in ANOVA. Or it may be driver-related. Sometimes the GPU is not being found for some reason. The only way I found so far to fix this is to reboot the hypervisor, which is, of course, a good way to get forward. So this is something we have to investigate before we can continue with this. The next step would then be to have proper quota and scheduling for different VGPU flavors. And for this, we are also closely looking at what Cyberg can actually do for us in the future. We will start small and see how it goes.  So the plans are to investigate the remaining issues that we have seen, which I just mentioned. We need to go on with ANOVA Upgrade because we believe that this way we can eliminate the local patches and backpots, which are related also to the GPUs, and hope that we can improve the stability of the thing. And have a look at Cyborg to support different GPU flavors. We also are looking into ways to quote us for GPUs and alternative architectures, meaning our arm nodes, preferably in a way which is consistent with each other. So lots of work to be done. Coming already to the conclusions. So we are running a whole zoo of different GPUs, and we have a whole zoo of different use cases. One of them is sticking out, of course, but that may change in the future. Our workhorse is PCI path through mode. We have a proof of concept for A100s with MIG on the hypervisor, exporting the GPUs to individual virtual machines. And top priority at the moment for the whole team is to phase out CentOS 7 and go for Rated 8. This is a picture of the combined Linux team and the cloud team. And that's the end of the talk. Thank you. Any questions? Yes. Why? Because we try to avoid giving out bare metal if we can because we lose a bit control over resources this way. Even if they are still an ironic, it's a policy that we have. Yes, resource management. Exactly. Just a quick question. There is a limitation that the version of the driver on the host and the version of the driver on the guest, they have to be the same, at least on the same branch. How do you plan to deal with the issue where users come in and they need another version or they need another version of CUDA, which will require another version of your driver on the host? Do you plan to have different hosts with different versions of the driver? For the time being, we have this module that I showed you when I can just go back to the slide. This one. This is exactly why it fixes the version. So this way we have control over which version of the drivers we are running on the VM, the users running on the VM. And if users decide not to use this, for example, they don't want to have a puppet managed machine, they are basically on their own. So we just have to tell them this version is, you need to use this version. But then it's, of course, difficult when we go for an upgrade, because that is going to be a lot of manual work. So the recommendation is to go for this. Yes. There's actually a parallel talk on this topic, which is done by two colleagues of mine, which is running at the same time slot, unfortunately. But I can redirect you. Yes. For users, I thought the difference between MIG and VCPU, if you slice it in half, MIG is statically positioned, so the user is only ever going to get half the GPU. Yes. Yeah, the thing is that it's hard to explain to users. Exactly. So the user experience in time sharing is worse. I agree with your comment. It's true that if nobody else is there, they get the full GPU with time sharing. But then they usually don't understand why all of a sudden the performance drops and they ask questions why it's like this. And so this adds a lot of support load, which is why we want to try MIG and to see if this works better for the users. I mean, if they know what they have, they often just measure what they have so that they can estimate how long the job will take and these kind of things. And of course, if you have time sharing and other people sneak in, then this doesn't work anymore. I think there was somebody else. No? Yep. Is there, I know that the licensing, right, is the NVIDIA grid licensing, I'm assuming. Is there anything up and coming that is actually open source or uses the AMD graphics cards or the new Intel ones that you're aware of that, as we're planning, might be willing to wait for? OK. For the VGPUs, there's not that I know of this and there's nothing coming up that they would open this to the best I know. Maybe in contact with them also. Yeah. One more? Oh, thanks for the talk. I would like to know if you tried it. Is there any limitation concerning the number of device in MIG that you can add to a VM? Because I did some tests a while ago and there was a limitation by the first, I think. On time sharing or in for? I think I tried it all to add multiple VGPU devices to a VM and it didn't work. Yes, as far as I know, at the moment, it doesn't work. You can only have one. Yeah, that's it. Virtual GPU, yes. Thank you. Per VM. Let's hope that changes in the future as well. Any more questions? That's not in our hands. We just deliver the infrastructure and the GPUs. So what the users actually do at the end, if they decide to, I mean, these beams guys, they can do things now, which they were not able to do before because it would have taken months of computing time. And they have plans to extend that to other simulations as well to spread it out. So they have increasing requirements for GPU resources. For the experiments, it's actually similar. They also have, but I'm not aware at the moment, of concrete requests on this. So this is nothing that we are driving. It's something that the users are driving and they will tell us how many resources they will need in the future and for which purpose, of course. Hope that answers the question. OK, thank you. OK, thank you.


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In terms, I'm going to now with the remaining time, let's walk through some programs. Sure. Tony Fakos is leaving. Yes, he is. When is that? His retirement date is June 30th. He will have been with the department for 35 years, something like that. He's been chief for 12, done a fantastic job. I want to talk briefly about Tony. He has, you know, he inherited a good department. He's really turned into a great department. He is committed to this community. He's committed to quality policing. He's brought the policy of 21st century policing and really embedded that in our police department. And... What is 21st century policing? It's a term that was developed actually when President Obama was in office. He created a task force on law enforcement and they developed a theory of policing which they call 21st century policing. He's got six pillars and training, community relations, good policies, accountability integrity, so I can't rename them while he could, I'm sure. And so you build your department policies around those six pillars. And a real important one is interaction with the community.  We've got the bike patrol. We've got folks out talking. I noticed I took a picture actually during the holidays. A couple of our officers wrote with Santa hats on, directing, and I think it's those kind of things that helps build a relationship with the community so that they trust the police in times of difficulties. So anything on the margin in the police budget embedded in this? Any initiatives, anything new other than some equipment possibly? Not real, well, no, that is, yes. In the budget is a funding for a shared social worker with Barry. So Barry would put in money, we would put in money, and the state is putting in money. And that would help assist in some calls and cases when we don't necessarily need a law enforcement response or we need someone with specialized knowledge to help guide. One of the things we've really prided ourselves in mobility is our capacity to interaction with the mental health community. I think if you talk to Washington County Mental Health they would sing the praises of Montpelier PD. There's a required, or there's a team, what they call team two training for police officers for dealing with mental health emergencies. And we were the first in the state to be 100% team two trained and that is our standard and we are continuing that because we want to be on the top of the game dealing with those situations. But a social worker would also really assist us in a lot of situations where we need extra expertise. The policeman in the school is still written into the budget. Yes. Has that changed? That's police woman in the school now. Is it? Okay, sorry. I usually call it the cop in the school which would cover both. Is the police woman in the school's role the same that it's been in the past? Yes, yes. School resource officers, actually the title and it's shared with the police, shared 50-50 between the schools and the police and they interact there in the buildings. They interact with students, they help whether it's with individual cases, family needs, they get information and then obviously when school's not in session they're working for the police department. This is a difficult question. I've never asked you this one before but I always ask the schools, do you feel safe in City Hall? Do you feel that people feel, I always ask that going into the schools, screening for the schools. We don't screen in City Hall at all. No, we don't. I'd say generally we feel safe, I feel safe. It has come up, it's come up off and on over the years particularly after the tragic shooting in Virginia Beach a couple years ago at City and Municipal Employee and other municipal employees. We have had a request for training and for security measures and we are evaluating those. The training has actually been scheduled. We've done a training for the City Council in the past. We will need to do a new one with the new group should someone come into the council chamber during a meeting but it's frightening times. Of the fire department, any changes there? Not really, I think the most exciting thing that's going on with the fire department is their move to a paramedic service that is a new and enhanced capacity that we'd not had before and I think Chief Gowns has been very wise. They've set a long-term goal to have the department be 100% paramedics. We used to have the top EMTI was the highest rating. So every shift to be covered paramedic? Well eventually every person would be a paramedic but right now we have four so we've got about 25% of the department. So what we're doing is as someone leaves when we rehire we seek to go to a paramedic and we're also offering some training for those in-house that want to, this is a much more advanced medical training than our EMTs, it's pretty extensive classes and you have to learn to do intravenous drugs, those kinds of things, it's important but it's also life-saving. And Barry's had a paramedic program for a while and we were seeing enough calls where we felt the need here but we also, from a financial management standpoint, didn't want to suddenly, first of all we wouldn't have been able to just, what we're gonna do with the 16 people we had is just get rid of them all, bring in, hire them, so we've opted for this incremental approach, it's working very well and we're looking forward to that growing in the future. Public Works, we have Tom McCartle left after, during this year, for the last time you and I spoke. Yeah, Tom's another one I could talk for hours about, he knows every little nook and cranny of the city, where every wire is and every easement and right of way. Fortunately, Tom retired as Public Works director and is coming back as a part-time project manager for us. So he'll be doing the things I think that he really likes to do, which is get projects done and work with contractors and do those kinds of things and not do the things like go to council meetings and talk to the press and handle emergencies and deal with personnel issues and those kinds of things. So that'll be great. We also had Brian Tuttle, retire, who was the superintendent, operational superintendent. And... Lost a lot of capital, the human capital. Yeah, we sure have. Well, we are, as you mentioned, the police chief as well as Captain Martel is also retiring. We've seen a lot of those changes, Tom Provencher, our finance director left, Jeff Beyer, parks director retired, Sue Allen, our assistant city manager. But we've replaced everybody with really great folks and in DPW in particular, I think we are looking at the opportunity to... So that's Donna Barlow Casey. Donna Barlow Casey is the new director of Public Works. Kurt Modica was promoted to deputy director. Zach Blodgett was promoted from an engineer to an operations manager and engineer. And the team is really looking at how they can best manage and provide services in maybe more modern ways. But you still got to plow the roads, you still got to fix the problems. But didn't they do a shift of one person from supervisory to actual getting out there and getting their hands really into it? Yes, and that is part of it. So we are hiring new people, we've had a couple, we actually also had an employee retire, a line employee. So we've got to fill that position and fill the newly created position in the budget. The idea was to get more boots on the ground, so to speak, to handle the work that DPW does. Again, some of those other grants, the Community Human Services Board. Community Justice Center? No, no, the one that gives out the grants to agencies. Oh, the Community Fund. The Community Fund. Is that the same amount as last year? It's actually slightly less. Approximately the same. They came in, we took us a little while to sync up the timing of these processes so that we were getting the right funding in the budget for the request. And I think we managed to work that pretty well. So they notified us probably in December as we were putting our numbers together that they were planning to recommend awards that were just slightly less than the prior year, so we just put in the number that they were gonna award. The Housing Trust Fund, how did that fair? Last year, it rose up to 110,000 from 60 and it stayed at 110,000 this year. Obviously, new housing is a prime goal for the community, really for all, from low-end housing to high-end housing. And these funds have been really instrumental in plugging project holes. And I think we committed funds, for example, for the French Block, those 18 units of apartments there. The French Block being where? Right across the street from City Hall above Obachan's. Those apartments have been empty for 80 years that are now full and brand new and lovely and tax pay. And so- And we did add apartments above the transit side. Correct, and our Housing Trust Fund was also helpful there. So for the amount of money we put in, we're never gonna build a housing project, but we help leverage grant funds and make applications stronger if there's some local dollars that are attached with other monies. Well, pay for your life. How did they fare? Same as last year, which had been an increase. They got a $10,000 increase last year so that stayed at the higher level. And I think they're very well received in City Hall and clearly in the downtown, they do a lot for the community, provide a lot of events, a lot of support in different ways. And we're happy to partner with them. We're happy, one of our contributions, of course, is in addition to direct finances is providing them office space in City Hall. The Development Corporation, the Montpelier Development Corporation, where we keep losing directors through no fault of our own. Yeah, you know, that's a really sad situation. They've had three great directors and all three of them left for completely understandable reasons, none of which had to do with the job or Montpelier, but it doesn't help the corporation any, but their funding was retained at the same level. Now their funding is different than it's not coming out of the general tax pool. Well, yes, so the local options tax is funding economic development and capital spending. That said, we have the revenues on the side and the expenditures on this side, so it's all pooled. But yeah, when the MDC was formed and the economic development strategic plan was created, the City Council made, the then City Council made a five-year commitment to fund MDC, this is year four. And although the makeup of the council has changed substantially, I think they all felt, it's appeared that they felt that, you know, if the city makes commitments, it's important to honor them, otherwise who's gonna wanna deal with the city? And so they supported the funding and next year will be the fifth year and then we'll see where we go after that. Boy, this is very possibly another show or no show, no another show, Green Mountain Transit. Well, you know, the circulator and the like. Yeah, I think you should probably talk to people from Green Mountain Transit, I'm not the most knowledgeable about it. But they are in the budget. They are in the budget, we have, they're in the budget in two places, we have a general allocation that we pay to as members of the Green Mountain Transit, but which is most times- Like for the Lincoln. Yeah, that kind of thing. Well, and just for their, right, for their budget. Then we pay an additional $40,000 for the circulator. That's, Green Mountain Transit is looking at converting to something called on-demand transit or microtransit. What would that, just in two minutes, what would that be? That's either two minutes or an hour long show. Right, well, I think it would be an interesting conversation to talk with people involved in transit. Essentially, I call it sort of government Uber, but you would call for a ride, you'd have an app and you'd call for a ride and it would be paid for with your tax dollars and it might not be quite as fast as Uber, but instead of waiting for the bus to circulate, they'd have smaller vehicles and you could- Might there be a copay? I don't know, I don't know. It depends, some of their funding comes from federal and state grants that don't allow copays, so people say, oh, they should charge money, but sometimes they're prohibited. So it depends, I think, what the funding package for this looks like. The city council is, we really support this, we think it could support a wider range in the community and we've said we would reallocate that $40,000 to the microtransit program if that's the way it goes. This is the two minute version. Might I tell you that Donna Bate from the city council is the person who's really concerned with this, along with Connor Casey. On their show, they spend about 10 minutes talking about this subject and we go into a lot more detail on this, but again, as they point out, this is speculative, we haven't been approved, but they do speak to what this might look like and it's really, really, as Bill said, it's a very interesting discussion. It is very interesting and actually, they are the two people that are the city's reps to the committee that's looking at that, so they are more knowledgeable than I am about that, so I'm glad you talked to them about it. And then the final one is kind of the elephant in the room, that when we talk about incremental budgeting, nobody comes in and says, well, we need to do a massive re-haul of public works or the fire department or the police department, but you really caught a lot of attention with the 45,000 for the homeless task force. Could you explain what the 45,000 for the homeless task force is about? What that purchases us and what the accountability is on that spending? Well, it was a request from a task force to the council, so it didn't come through the manager's office, so we didn't do the normal level of in-depth vetting that we would do, not to say that it's inappropriate, but just... Now, what's the difference between task force and commission? Task force... Like the planning commission or... So the planning commission has very specific, has very specific statutorily-defined duties and so does development review board and those kind of things. This was a task force or an ad hoc committee, however you want to call it, set up by the council to take on a task to address homelessness in the community, which is an issue that's come up from several places. And so they recommended a series of funding. I don't have the list in front of me, so I can't speak to all of them. One of them is a street worker who would be out at night helping people. The idea is to sort of beat people where they're at, help get them to the services they need because everyone's story is slightly different and build a level of relationship and trust with folks. So that's the biggest expense of... Isn't the licensed social worker doing that as well? It's not really the same thing. And if we had more time, I could go into length into the differences. We did prepare a memo which is available publicly about the differences between the two, but they really are completely different. It seems on the surface something they'd be the same, but they're really not. And so the street worker is probably half of that money. We're funds in there to extend the operating times of the shelter. I can't remember if that edited it out because we don't know if there's gonna be a shelter next year. Well, we did the 10,000 this year. This year. So if the shelter is there next year, would that translate to the 10,000 that we spent this year? Well, so that was, I'm doing this from memory, Richard. I don't wanna give you and the public the wrong answer. I know that part of the request was to extend the operations of the shelter. And part of the concern was that we did not get that request from the shelter operators. And we don't know for sure if the shelter is going to be operating in the same manner next winter. So I think the council actually did not approve that money. The original askers for 56,000 and they approve 45,000. Oh, so that slice that. Some of those things weren't included. There were some smaller things that were included and I apologize that I can't remember them off the top of my head, but the street worker was the biggest thing. Would the street worker be working on panhandling? That's a concern to some. Yeah, I think the street worker would be talking to people about the impact of those kind of things and also trying to figure out what resources those people, the folks that are doing that need and where they can be helped to make sure people are safe. We have people in some of these freezing nights that are not in the shelter, that are still out and is there something we can do to help as, you know, humanitarians, but also can we seek to come up with alternate life circumstances for people so they don't need to be on the street. Are we linking with the Vermont Department of Labor to connect or with temporary work agencies? Well, that's essentially what happens is that the street workers then, you know, they have a good knowledge of the various network of services provided. Some people might need labor, some people might need mental health, some people might need substance abuse, some people might need... All of it. All of it. Some people might need job training, some people just might need a house, you know, they're just, so, you know, I think it's really figuring out what, and there are folks who choose to live that way and that's their choice as long as they're not impeding on other people's choices. One final on house, any movement on Sabin's Pasture? When we talked about the grand list and growing the grand list, obviously movement on Sabin's Pasture would grow the grand list. I can say there are very, there are preliminary discussions going on with the land owner and trust for public land who you may recall about 10 years ago. For a long time ago. Right, had come up with a, you know, a design that the public generally endorsed. And we've since used... That was a mixed use design. Well, it was the, you know, the bottom half being residential, the top half being preserved. And that, that general design, I call it the grand bargain, but there's no official name for it, has driven our zoning, our planning, all of our types of things since then to try to create incentives for that to happen. Recently, the Vermont College of Fine Arts sold an 18 acre parcel, which is part of, which was their portion of Sabin's Pasture. And I think that sale has then re-stimulated interest in, well, then what could happen with the rest of the parcel? Who could be involved? What funding sources might be available? And so the city and trust for public lands and the property owner are talking about possibilities, how something might be structured, who might be involved? So I wouldn't say there's, you know, movement, like there's not gonna be a house up there tomorrow, but we are trying to move forward. There was at least one point of talk, you know, so we mentioned earlier, TIF, so same as tax increment finance district. So one thing that could happen is the city could, could put in some infrastructure to help make housing development possible and paid back through that tax increment. And so there was at least one point, talk about a possible TIF bond also in November to help move something forward, but I, you know, I don't know if we'll be there or not. Now again, I'm speaking as purely speculation from just a guy who lives in district two. The distillery is not in the TIF. Correct. Would the distillery be moved into the TIF at work? No, you can't. So the distillery was actually left out of the TIF district when it was created because it was already, it was already under development. So the idea of a TIF district is you freeze the tax benefits where they are and then the new growth helps fund the infrastructure in that. And because the distillery was already under construction when we were doing that, basically we were, you know, we weren't allowed to then claim its new tax growth. And so that was one sort of a state legal reason why. More importantly, when the city made it, it had us a development agreement with the distillery, which again, we put in some infrastructure and roads and those kinds of things. And all of that was predicated on the new tax revenues coming from the distillery. So even though it was not officially a TIF, we set the development agreement like a TIF. So we wouldn't want those tax revenues then going into another TIF district. That's sort of been accounted for taking care of what we were doing. So that side of Berry Street, the south side of Berry Street, there's a huge building with a for sale sign on it. That would not be in the TIF. All of it's in the TIF except for the side of Berry Street that includes granite sheds and all of that. That's all in the TIF district up to the distillery. So that would be in a TIF district. So that would not be in the general tax roll. That would be in the TIF district paying for TIF projects. Correct. So other than Saban's pasture, is there other major undeveloped land in our town that wouldn't be in a TIF? That would be available for general purposes? I mean, I'm always surprised at what people come up with. The TIF district is clearly defined. It includes Saban's and the stretch down Berry Street that we just talked about. Now clearly that whole granite shed area could be ripe for redevelopment along Berry Street. The south side. Correct. And especially now with the new bike path that's gone through. But there are some brownfields there. There's need for infrastructure underneath. All of those are eligible for TIF funding. So these are the kind of things that could help create economic development. The TIF district then stretches into the downtown and comprises most of the core downtown. So there could be some infill development here. And they're obviously the hotel. If the property across from the hotel, the former gas station would redevelop, that would go, that would be new TIF dollars. Outside of that, everything else is not in the TIF. So, you know, Crestview Meadows area, the Crestview States over on Terrace Street, out Elm Street, all of those areas, anything in most of the residential neighborhoods, all would be general development without being TIF eligible. Now, this is on the road to town meeting 2020. And I don't want to keep you here until the town meeting on 2020. Thank you, Bill. My pleasure, Richard. Thanks for having me. I hope people come out and vote. You know, it's important for the future of your city to have your voice known. And we urge people to turn out on March 3rd or anytime now voting has already started. C&L double what Bill said, but also say, watch the other shows. I referenced the show with Donna and Connor. All of these shows are really interesting watches and informative watches. But I'll say exactly what Bill said. Get out and vote, make sure that your family and friends do, because that's the bedrock of a community cohesiveness, is the community being out on town meeting day, enjoying it. Thank you so very much for watching.


Let's go, baby. It's about to go down. Let's go, Eagles.   Yo, too, when you're falling for the boys' mills, make sure y'all say, yo, this such-and-such from such-and-such. Yo, this Johnny from Iowa. Yo, Gilly, this Paulie from Michigan. Yo, this Shaniqua from Baltimore. This Tommy from Florida.  I need to know what happened in the San Francisco gang.  Let's go. Let's go, Eagles. Let's go, baby.  We ready? Yeah, we all the way ready, nigga. Yeah. You think we letting this back up? He's a B.B.   You think we letting this backup bum beat us? We're not.   Fuckin' wrong with him. I hope y'all rolled up and ready, nigga. San Francisco going win. San Francisco going win. Ain't no running on us, dawg.    Here we go.  Come on, man. Who was that? Come on, man.  We don't need the 49ers being undefeated with us. We the best team in the league. Yeah.  Fuckin' big time. There we go. Ain't no running, dawg. Ain't no running on us, dawg.  The niggas start crying all about goodness. The niggas cry all the time. He missed it. Bitch, you lost to a backup.   Turn the Eagles game back on, man.  He ain't J.E.  The greatest right-league in football other than my man from Baltimore.  Put the Eagles on. Come on, Covey. Get skinny, Covey.  Covey's always in the correct. Hey, Covey, what's this?  Boom!  He's gonna jump through his arm, bro.    They kneeling down, man.     Jail it, dawg. We the best. Jailin' Hertz and the Eagles won 22 out of 23 regular season games.      Brock Purdy or Jailin' Hertz.        Get it first, now.  The Jets were gonna beat us niggas when they had Aaron Rodgers.   Watch how calm I am, Joe. Watch this O&E Blitz.   You blitzed. Oh, when you blitzed, guess what that mean?   You see how comfortable I was?   Right.   Let's go, he goes.   Let's go. Let Deandre Swift get... Yeah. There we go, softening them niggas up. That was cool. We just buttering these niggas up. That's all. Then here you go, Deandre. Yeah, man. Joe Joe was 37. Do I look nervous, Joe Joe? I'm not. I wish they would blitz, Joe Joe. I wish they would blitz. If they blitz, you know what they tell me. They blitz, Joe Joe. They coaches dumb.  We got the best corner back. Look at him. Watch him mug him.  Look at him. Look at him.  Look, he's still looking at the crowd receiver.  He said, oh my goodness. That's a cold motherfucker, man. That's a CMF, man.   What? Try to take care of him. We'll step aside. I'll give him some pre-break then. Yeah, that's all I was going to talk about. Yeah. You know what I mean? San Francisco Laws. And we number one. Uh. And we number one. San Francisco Laws.  Name is Brock Purdy. Had nigga dirty.    Y'all lost it. Cleaving them. Who had a backup backup? That's crazy. They came right off the block. That nigga was playing in the CFL four days ago. Come and beat y'all niggas. That's crazy. Congratulations, Tony.  Push that arrow. What's up? Don't be scared nigga. You be needed a little air condition anyway.  People in the crack house, man.    Let's keep going. Let's keep going. Here we go. 5-0. 5-0. 5-0. 5-0. 5-0. 5-0. 5-0. 5-0. 5-0. 5-0. Is this it? No. Here we go. Here we go. Slim Reaper. Slim Reaper for 12, man. You know what I mean? He's the Slim Reaper, man. Let's go, you ghost!  That's some motherfucker offside. But well, that's it. Yeah, it's good There we go Yeah, come on man. Give us five yards back chill boy chill boy Fuckers you doing boy.   Get slim on them neighbors Mmm With jelly, huh?    One time.    Look at them niggas. They don't know where they at Oh, yeah, give it this way. You know, we good for one yard There we go. Yeah, there we go down first desert.  Come on Lane Yeah, niggas appear real quick. Come on.  They won't really they they have a fight in them when the commercials over You know He lost your back up back up back up back up digger talk to be They dig a butchie some Reese's Cups man Man, give me one of them Reese's Cups man.  We just some Reese's Cups Damn I see how I bar me man.  I'll go trick-or-treat My favorite candy Reese's just want some Reese's Cups on in your bag Throw some Reese's in there you be having a shot Over down Jack Jack Bristol be good though I don't even worry about that. He good man.      There we go.  Let's go he goes.  Come on. Now. Let's get some points now.   Here we go Come on, let me rub the lucky leprechaun.   Really over But you have one of them it's really over.   What would you see my man do like this?   Yeah Come on.    Let's go.   Oh, Lord.   No, we're They doing they running on us I happened to go fit up on some of these linebackers I go through a block for cook Now they did it because they're respecting the end of end. So of course they get a db trail They proudly rode me the veteran they caught in to help out with an entry to bonte mattox where we have the season But what a roll for For how I'm sorry These guys in theory don't play fullback and then here comes a new person now. Here's 13 three tight ends all That's right.  It's got you I Don't know I All right, that's cool It's cool. It's going number one We up seven man Yo The kid boy go that's wake up man. The boy's gonna win.  I like you though.  It's crazy how we don't only undefeated team, but In the world craze in the world craze, man We ain't from right now.   Go ahead, buddy.     Look, you said you sound like nipsey hustle the last time I checked it. Yeah, that was nipsey law song The last time that I checked Yeah, they got beat by I ain't even know that Fuckers they doing man. I'll be being this Those who commercial second down, man Robert DeNiro on top of you know, the boys they you know Yeah, Robert DeNiro got a movie Robert DeNiro get a movie coming out.   We about to get to it Here we go. Oh, man. Damn Jordan Davis.   Here we go.  Oh, he made it So that's It's just like it went to the left. I swear he's going to the left.  Why don't y'all play at least a key song? I don't know. Please.   Please.   Please.  I like What about what about san francisco? That's san francisco You know only thing I knew about san francisco growing up. Well, that's san francisco tree.       Diarrhea shitty green jersey.   Come on AJ Brown on the sled Here we go.  Yeah, okay, so did they lie down with him? Okay Yeah, he's trying to hurt him.     Don't even worry about it. We got you man Okay, I mean, you know, I think that The Arizona Diamondbacks is a really good team. I bet on them a lot this this year. They made me some money But I think the Phillies is better I think we are more of a groove And I think We got Bryce Harper, man period You know what I mean Yeah, we got caught we got swapped but we got man we got right We got players man Y'all good y'all doing y'all thing, but we don't get y'all out of here, man Who we talking about practice man? Raise your ears on the Diamondbacks in the World Series this year picture that they don't deserve to they named Diamondbacks I mean you get your diamonds back No, no, no, no, you get your diamonds back. Oh, yeah, that's pretty Yeah, you went no ring the Arizona Diamondbacks You get your diamonds back, man.  You don't want to, you don't even want no ring Hey, yeah, how about that? You don't even want no ring I'm from Arizona. Get my diamonds back Your motherfucker's going what no ring I'm from Arizona.     There we go. There we go There we go.  Yeah, give us the ball right there. Come on.    Come on. Let's go lock up Like up there we go lock up there we go go get him house lock up No, no No, no No No Yes, yes, let's go.  Let's go. That wasn't no interception What are you talking about?  Fucked up Come on Test them niggas deep one time. Oh, let's test them niggas deep one time Oh, come on dog.   Let's go. He's such a dark.  Let's go There we go, there we go. Yeah, Deandre. Yeah, deandre.   Oh, we him.  We not the cowboys.  We probably be three and three We ain't them niggas, right?      No That's the only thing about the act boy.  Are you placing me? Is it this guy? Customizing safe with Liberty Bippity. He doesn't even have a mustache! Oh look, Bippity. Only A for what you need. Liberty, Liberty, Liberty, Liberty. That's a good insurance. They were just another senior. What is the third health insurance commercial with seniors at a farmer's market? Don't get me wrong. I know I'm a fresher. But it's like those companies think we're all the same. That's why I chose you now. Before I said I spoke to someone, they actually asked me what I needed. She told me about benefits that would write per million, like vision and dental, all in my budget. So I only feel control. What happened, man? I got a super small question. Huh? I got a super small question. Come on. What do you need from North Carolina? And give me what you think? Going to the Super Bowl, right? We want to see what God gives us. I would find a cheap remit. But I want to see England raise money as it generates the biggest Super Bowl. Is it that or two to show that it never has to always be better than two? I liked it. I liked both of them.  You know what I mean? Sometimes you wish you played certain motherfuckers and they'd be aggrieved.   But that will be a good matchup. I'll subverse to Ravens or I'll subverse to Miami. I just want to say, let's go Eagles! Yeah, yeah. Hold on to that nigga, man. What was that nigga name, man? He didn't believe a name. Oh, he's a... I like him. He's thorough, man. What do you want to say? Oh, no. For the second and tenth. Let's go get him. Let's go get him. Oh, he got too much room back there. See? Oh, the whole still. Oh, man.  We're not here with Detroit and them going right now.   Man, we're the black and the same as back in the day. Come on, man. You're not letting no motherfuckers act loose on them.  Oh, my God.    All right, you got the 40 left. We got 14 and three? Yeah. All right, come on. Let's stop these niggas right now. That's where we get a sack. That's where we get a stop and then a sack and then change the whole situation. Let's go. Let's get a turnover right now. Let's go, you ghost. Let's get a turnover. Get it.    Why he wasn't over there near the running back, man?    Interception. You ain't playing, nigga.   Brad, Brad.     Shit.  He ain't about to give it to us. He ain't about to turn it over.  No flag. Yeah. Some motherfucking fruit flying in here, man. What my motherfucking is that, man?  Now you want to act like you a good quarterback. Get that nigga. Come here, nigga.       Come here, big dog. Get over here. Landed all on top of him. Look at him. Look at him, my shoulder. Come here. Look at him, my shoulder.      All right. That's cool.  Look at it.  Not all right.  Look at number seven hoping he can get some playing time. You sure you're not good? Get him, coach. I can do it. Yeah, you get him.  This is Chris from TX, brother. Got a question for you. You think the Sixers fierce the Bucks right now? Now that got Damian Lover and Yannis. Could it be a possibility that the Bucks and the Sixers will go at it for the Easton Conference Finals? Nice, nice, Paolo. I don't know who the Sixers going to be in the Easton Conference Finals with, but I know they going to be there. I know people don't want to believe that because it's been a lot of big trades and this person got this person and they got this person and this person got that person. It's about camaraderie too.  And the Sixers been together for years. The majority at 18. The main corps niggas.  He was crying.   You know what I mean?  That's what we gave you. You know what I mean? Let's eat, y'all. Let's go. He goes. He's turning himself. He's turning himself. Yeah, get skinny, you know what I mean? Get skinny, boss and Scott. Get skinny, baby. Now scores here really start to pull away. If they do, keep this momentum going. You have to snap it again before the two-minute warning they want.  Dancing on the niggas. No, dude. Dancing on the niggas. Yo, how my other tickets looking, bro? I just have water. Huh? I cashed the one. I got the Eagles minus two and a half, right? All one. Okay, how my Parley ticket doing for the 430, Jojo? Jojo, I swear to God. I did. Jojo, I finished it, Jojo. I don't need to have time, man. We'll be up a couple more, man. Jojo, I had some really screwed on that one.  Jojo smoked doogie till he come kick it with me, man.  I can dig it up. Yeah, I was asleep for two days, man. In six yards, he needs over 224. Stafford only got 76? Yeah. In the first half? Who else I got? He got Cooper Cup and scored. He did he score? He get it? Oh, okay. That's one down. Cooper Cup over 59 yards, what he got? 52 yards in the first half? Yeah. So I need him to get like 10, 12 more yards, a touchdown. And I need Stafford to get like 170, huh? He might get it. Come on, let's concentrate on this eagle game. Come on, lucky leprechaun. Make it back, get yours back. Yo, flag, yeah, bro. And we want to catch the fall. No, no, no. Oh, yeah. Yes. Yes. Yeah. You was talking about Dallas Goddard, though. Oh, no. Yeah, that was on jail on herds. That's what's been shooting through the system. Look, let's see. Oh, man.  Right. All right. We be up there. Right. We be up there. Yes. Run it in swiftly. Game is drawn.   He said it again, so.  There we go. Get skinny. Oh. Oh, my God. These niggas got the ball. Lord have mercy, man.  Are we down? No. Oh, man. We just playing sloppy. Good to go. That's all right. They got us moving out of Jones. They close to us. He almost gave it back when he tried to scoop us. He was going up Boston, giving him game. All right, buddy. Come on, defense. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on, buddy. Come on, defense. Come on, defense. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, that's a block in the back.    Oh. They just wasted so much time, good thing they got these done now. Got it. They'll send it to the side. Not your general, but Joe's getting called to the penalty against Garibosa. It's gonna turn. Are they gonna send me 28? It's like a blackout. And I'm like, let's go. Well, look at all the cushions on Garibosa. Joe, he's off of quite a bit. And watch how quickly he eats up that space. Get some scared. Almost get some scared. Got me on stress on these streets. Hit the right turn. Joe just holds him. You don't know what else to do. You see that extra verse right at the end? Those last couple yards. That's what makes Garibosa so special. He's becoming a Ralph Technician. He sure is.     Come on, Bradbury.    You're all pro-corner back, man.   Man, this corn's in the bay area. It's live. It's live, man. Niners have got to say, yeah, it's deep. By the booty hole brown.  And I think November or December, we play them. Love. I think we're going to do what we did to them last year, man. Easy work, man. Shit on them. The only way we could lose is if we hurt ourselves. You see how easy we move the ball with what we doing. Come on, defense. Play smart. Let's go. We ain't gotta work hard. Play smart. This ain't the 80s money. It's the only one little town hanging out in the back of the jail. It's the Jewish girl. You know what I mean? Get that. You know what, boy, you're running. You're running. Come on. I don't believe this nigga. I don't believe this nigga could beat our defense. Come on, y'all. I don't believe this nigga. I don't believe. Oh, that's holding! Yes!  You called it. You just called it.  You're old. You need to get rid of these old-ass refs, man.     Look at this nigga. He's falling. Got a nigga whole arm jersey or anything, man.  He's scared for this quarterback. Let's go. Now, force it in. Not on duty. Force it into it.  Trying to be a hero. Get him high. Get him high. Go get him.  Go. Let's go.  What's up, man? Yeah, young and we got the same helmet. Get this interception. Get it. Let's go.  Get back inside. Oh, we take that.  Yeah, Fletcher. What's up with you? Fletcher. Wait a minute. No, he's supposed to give us a sack by now, bro. I was wondering where he was at. There we go.  You got it. 14-6, man. I see y'all after the half. We be back.  Get right. Y'all do the same. Roll up. Get ready. We be back for a second half.  They kicking it off, baby. You don't even gotta worry about run backs.   What? Run back up. Where you going? Special team. We're supposed to have a good special team.  Let's go, you go.  Come on, let's go. There we go. Get skinny. Get skinny. Get skinny. Get skinny.  There you go. There you go. Get skinny. There you go. There we go.  Let's go, you go. Let's go, baby.  There we go. Nah, more. Nah, more, baby. Corp. Goddamn. Corp. Goddamn it. Come on over here. Let everybody sit. This is not enough for you. It's not enough. We have to go, come on. We didn't have that quick little beat. We just raised our hips, son. Let's go. Put it out there.     It's essentially a mid zone play that looks like a sweep, like you're trying to circle the defense, but then you cut him off, distort these linebacker reads at night, right through the heart of the defense. Oh, that's cute. Let's go Eagles!  Got him! Get him!  This nigga wanna act like he wanna play good now. Cooper Cup got a touchdown. You heard me? Cooper Cup just got a touchdown. I'm trying to say big personnel, keep Philadelphia in base, at the Albuquerque Club. The Albuquerque Club was into a brick wall, San Jose, huh? Huh? San Bernadette 147 yards. This time he's been at quarterback, he's really seeing it. His eyes are gonna be here and the walls close in immediately. Look, the brick play fake, he diagnoses it. We got nothing, we got nothing to tap vertically and then just shovel that fast forward. So well done. One more about it. We gonna get him.  That's Milky Williams who's down in the middle of that defensive line. Jets Marchant, I know five to go, look in the circle. Hey, Marchant, look at that new titanium iPhone 15 Pro. Why don't I have one? You need to go to T-Mobile with new and existing customers in your iPhone 15 Pro on them. I can't wait to test the T-Mobile.  You're very handsome, you know what I'm talking about?  We be all right. We gotta make a play, man. I'm a fuckin' defense. I'll take Smith drop that fuckin' ball, man. That's un-fuckin' believable, man. Naked too, man. Dang, we gotta get the momentum back.  Everything just went down the drain. I didn't go down the drain, damn. We still winning, man. We can get a motherfuckin' fumble right here. Interception, man. That's Zach Wilson. He's got seven points on the board. He is, but there's fuckin' Zach Wilson, man. Come on, man, let's fuckin' go. Let's go. I don't believe in Zach Wilson. Let's go. Oh, God, man. Oh, my fuckin' God. Wilson. Wilson inside the 10th. Flags are down in the secondary. As if it was going next to a stop at the mine. Three blankenship was the recipient of that block from Alan Lazard. But that block draw the flag. I think it might have. There was movement up front, and then the block by Lazard. Oh, that's gonna just...  Yes, that's where I was going with this, is that you finally get our free play. Zach recognizes it, the rest of the team recognizes it. They made a huge play, and all you gotta do is high screen him. You don't have to throw it.   I think we're gonna get to the fourth side.  Personal foul, unnecessary roughness, and the offense number 10, the line side block. So this one gets... ...a 15 yard solid record in the food spot. See? Yes, he got a 15 yard penalty, see? Yeah, yeah, dickhead.  So Mr. Kosey, he's gonna extend the play. He's moving, find the right out, and then here comes the block. Why him? And I lost Lazard to Goly with blocked and bowed. I just think the discernment there, to know he could just high screen that guy set up the knockout blow, I understand. The emotional bit and trying to spring your guy free for a touchdown, but you just have to be so smart in a situation like that. Competitive juices just out there. Hey, let's talk about the blindside block. It trumps the upside, so that goes away. Did that meet the criteria for the call? It did. You moved it back to your own goal line. That's a rule that came out a couple of years ago because you have blow-up touchdowns. You gotta leave with the plans in this situation. You can see, Dr. Sherwood coming from that blindside. That is a rule. Come on. Come on. Come on, lucky lever car. Come on, lucky lever car. Yeah, lucky lever car.   Come on, lucky lever car. Go get it. Get it. I told you when you go down, you did better. They're just gonna take another game and bang up on it. Go ahead and get it on it. I don't know what it is. It's not expressing cover for the officials of the Baltimore home. That's a lot of strange. At the sideline over there, as if they didn't totally know if they were gonna kick it. As if right on that line, you were moving really close if you're Robert Solenton. You didn't survive a chance to prove that one. Come on.    There we go. There we go, lucky. There we go, lucky. Nerves, man. Why are your nerves, man? We got this. We got this shit, man. You're the fuckin' Jets, man.  Meet the Shepards, the R2 family. They'll never let you down. Sean Lover, you know what I mean? Experiences, man, look, being an evil fan, man. Make you go through the range of emotions.  That's how I'm gonna overpower the gas. Hold on. Pants. Silverado, Colorado, and Silverado. Yeah, when they doin' that? Okay, whatever we gotta do, you know.  I already know, man.  And nigga, they tryin' to figure it out now? Oh, okay, bet.  Now listen.  You're gonna be nervous, man. Send him deep one time, one-on-one. Send him deep one time.  We're gonna get a pass to the fifth. People about 50 yards. Come on, perfect time right now. You down near to the left. Oh, no, it's perfect time to do this, too.  Damn, man. You sure? I did. They're not gonna second guess as it will come this way to you, towards us on the screen. We're gonna make it. They're gonna shoot it. Where is it? That's not blocked. No, no, no. They didn't do that. You can't tell me they're not thinking about some of those Google. Maybe in the first half, they can have Google. Don't worry about it.  I don't do it. Just saying they decided to punt. Those six points, they don't feel good right now. All they say is, I don't know what it works to do. All we got to do is A, J, I don't know what it works to do. I'm falling in love with my first change. That's good. What's that? Third down in what? Five? Six? Come on. Let's go. Let's go, you go. Let's go, baby. Yeah, that's right. They going blitz. Let's go.  I can't get this thing to deter. Strums, trust me, Shreem. Like a sandwich covered in Vaseline, bro. This guy's just too slippery. It is so good, man. Go down. He's going to just take you on contact now. It's like, as soon as you get to the point.  Yeah, man.  It's been a couple of years. Yep. Are you kidding me? We're the play. Oh, boy. And there's a point at the collision. We're probably, as he went up to try to feel the punt. That's his old man.     Come on, defense.  For Philadelphia, good night's sleep. You guys, nice again. Oh, top. Mixed the crash with a 45-year-old boy. I thought you were going to say something. My christen, thank you. Here, a 14-9 lead of Eagles. Only the remaining unbeaten team after San Francisco lost to Cleveland earlier today on Fox. I appreciate they're going to get a little extra presents out here by Conklin. A third and seventh in his voice, sorry. Damn. To the 25, I'm filling out the Bradley rule with a 10-button. And here's what's all the work in that inside slant, man. We got the outside leverage. Attempted, they doubled inside on Wilson. You see two defenders run with Garrett Wilson and Zappel to grab it perfectly.  Come on, man. That red zone again with some big personnel, two tight ends. First, third down, conversion up to David Jetsworth.  In the first struck with an old breaking tackle, so climbing down into a eight-yard run at the 17-yard line, a son running on the tackle. This is just double teams across the board. And watch this key block right here, just spring hall, back inside on duo. Look at these double teams and then boom.  It goes to four, let's clean down. And it's a pace by hall. You know what I mean? He was just patient enough to let that block in time. Oh, he talked about let him eat. Oh, you think we sweet? All right. You think we sweet, huh? He talked about let him eat.     Let's go, he goes. Just hit that downhill. You know, don't make it an adventure out on the edge. Just get downhill, get a vertical quickly. Come on. Oh, whoa. That was a nice spin move.  That was a good spin move.   It can't sit this, a fly right by him. Let's see if Zach Wilson can capitalize here. Red Zone's got a real problem for the Jets all year old. They only wait zone touchdowns this season. It's the Wilson. It's the five-year-old Wilson with the grab. Positive yardage, two to nine. It got the four, Joe on the side. It gets second down for the get-to-access. I like it. I love the quick completion.  You see a play in that single high-safety look. Come on, baby. Just an exception. Come on, Lucky Leprechaun. We need this an exception. Come on, Lucky Leprechaun. Let's get this an exception. Come on, Lucky. Come on, Lucky Leprechaun!  Come on, Lucky Leprechaun. We might get another one. Come on, Lucky. Yes! He's fighting with another grown bear, bro. Trying to make sure he don't catch that motherfucker, man.  That nigga that he's guarding knew exactly what route he run. He don't know what that man's doing. He doesn't know what he's doing. He doesn't know what he's doing. He doesn't know what he's doing. He doesn't know what he's doing. He doesn't know what he's doing. He doesn't know what that man's doing. Come on, Lucky Leprechaun.  Boy.  Eagles gotta win this shit, man. Let's go, baby. And it hit. And he ain't got it, huh? What quarter is it?  Huh? Come on, Packer.       Don't wait till now to stop, nigga. We need 30 more yards for you. Five sacks, two today, two last week, pumping up A.J. Brown before he goes out on the field. The Eagles defense gives up three after one of the stranger scoring drives you'll ever hear. A 10-play, 16-yard drive.   That's that. Niggas had a 10-play, 16-yard drive. Them niggas were 1.1 yards to play. I feel like I'm back to the future and I've got a sports helmet with me. Let's go. There we go. Let's go, Lucky. Let's go, Eagles. Let's go, Lucky. Yes, we can.  Yes, we can. Can we do it? Yes, we can. Can we do it? Yes, we can. Can we do it? Yes, we can. Why?  We ain't saying Fran, nigga. We ain't saying Fran, nigga.  We the Eagles, nigga. We ain't saying Fran. You hear me?  We gonna stay undefeated, nigga.  And the way by day they going, that nigga, who could go get these yards? Watch. I already won one ticket. I'ma win another ticket with the Eagles. Dust these niggas off. It did. How many people hit on my parlay so far? No, my parlay that I'm waiting on, who got how many people hit? Everybody cleared already? Everybody but him. He needed the cold of water. All right. What's your call? I'm gonna hit that nigga for 27. Watch. We gonna get one for 15 and one for 17. Watch. Get 30 something. Watch. Big time receiver. Rookie. Yeah, come on, young boy. Is the game close? What's your call that fuck?   Took them bitches all the way down to minus six.  I'm having them bombs lost.  Come on, Jalen. Let's go, Eagles. Let's go, y'all.  Watch. Ice these niggas. Here we go. Here we go. Ice these niggas. That's another one. What are you doing? Come on. Come on, Locky. Come on, Locky. They don't know what defense they in, Locky. They don't know what defense they in. They confuse, Locky. They confuse, Locky. They confuse, Locky. Let's go, Eagles.   School defense got us. He said, keep drinking. So we did. Lower your emissions from low to zero. Now, lower your emissions. Hey, old girls. This is Jeff from Texas. I want to know, are you going to be at the link next week when the Dolphins come to town? And in that game, do you fear the Dolphins? See you later, buddy. Do anything in the ocean for your Dolphins. Dolphins is a bitch-ass animal. No, we don't fear the Dolphins, man. Never. Shout out to them. They got to read Gil. That's my man. You know what I mean? But no, you don't. We're about to show you why we don't fear the Dolphins right now. Because when our backs against the wall, one thing about us, we're not a pretty team. We're a gritty team. That's true.   We don't win no matter what. That's right. You hear me? We're not a pretty team. We ain't got to beat you 111 to 7. We ain't beat you eight to nine, nigga.   Right. You hear me? Well, the motherfuckers put a parlay in and they got, and they lose by one, but they got one and a half and they still win. Is they mad? They ain't mad because they still won, right? Yeah.  Our defense about to say, all right, relax, man.  All right, watch this. All right, we're going to get you, nigga. Don't worry about it. We got... Philadelphia. Philadelphia. We stick together. Philly strong, nigga. You got a sick right now.  Cool? We'll get something to take it back to the house on these niggas. You hear me? Start oozing on them niggas. You hear me? Dreams of nightmares. Yeah, that's all. We dreams of nightmares on these niggas. We used to pray for times like this. Right. To get a strip sack fumble. Right. Inception, nigga. Let's get this bitch-ass nigga. Did we go? Did we go? He's going to tell you.   Go, Josh. Get him. Get him. That's cool. That's cool. He was gaining a little... Six, that's cool. We right there, though. Look at him.  Look at him. That motherfucker's here.  You know we got that nigga-nurse.  Let's go, he goes.  Do something, then. Come on, let's go. Let's go. Let's go, Lucky. Yes, let's fall start. Let's go, Lucky. Fall start.  Let's go, he goes. Come on, Lucky. Come on, Lucky. Come on, Lucky.  Let's go, he goes.  I'm back against the wall. We're a pretty team. We're a gritty team. Yeah, they just buried you. Let's go.  You owe us one, man. Mm-hmm. It ain't for me. I bet if you were got by your jet. Okay. You gonna get it?  No, I ain't lucky.   I ain't worrying about it. How much time left? Who got the ball? What down is it? Hopefully. All right. All right. All right. I mean... I mean... when you playing a good defense, you playing it, you know, it's week to week, man. The motherfucking... the motherfucking Browns just beat the 49ers with the backup, backup.  See, one thing about... one thing niggas don't remember if the game was close enough. They just remember if you won. You remember if the Super Bowl was close? No, you just remember them niggas won. Because you know what winners never want to do? Hear what the fuck's going on in the losers' locker room.  We'll get up next year.  So the bottom line, it could be 13 to 12.   What about you playing the tough defense? How you feel about it? I feel like they played hard, but they lost, nigga. You know, I feel like Lauryn Hill, you might win some, but you just lost one, nigga.  I feel like Pop's all fried, nigga. You win some, you lose some, but you live to fight another day. The Jets is gonna live to fight another day, nigga. Let's go. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Here it is, empty again. Look who's in the slot. Now the pop. Now he's swift. That's six catches today. I like some hurts, they don't get free, as he's done all day long. Throws to the side. He's almost at a second, by Quincy Williams. Hurts, come on, Hurts. I know. Come on. Come on, Lyon, what y'all doing? I heard that ball's all over the place, but his ability to extend these plays is the only reason Philly's in this game right now, for everything. That's keeping his offense afloat. Come on, Lyon. Come on, y'all. You got this? We're about it, y'all. We got this. We got this. We got this. Let me see this, just make sure he called it, nigga. Yeah. Yeah, there you go. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's good, man.  You got control. Yes. Look, it's not wobbling. The ball's not wobbling, man. Come on, man.   That's a catch, nigga. Right.  That's a catch, nigga.   We take a picture. Thank you, boy. Give me something, dude. Looks like he's inbound, right? He's definitely inbound. You start with control. You get old hands on the football. You see the left, we both see the right. That's not the issue. It's that movement when he goes to the ground, they don't have to determine is that a loss of control. We will catch that slight movement. No, that's not a loss of control. Yeah. So, again, does it come loose? Because if it comes loose, it's a computer. It's just some slight movement when that's a call. And does he secure it, dude, before that elbow comes down? You have to determine almost when he has control, right? Exactly, right. You have to establish control first, then you look for the body part down the balance. And then, as he's going to the ground, he has to maintain that control. So, we've got a couple of looks. It has to be clear and obvious. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. I mean, I had just nails on the touchdown in the first half. Yeah, I didn't think they were going to overturn the touchdown in the first half. You know, because they called it that way, but now they called it this way, and now I'm a little gut shy here. I'll be bold. I'll say it's going to stand as a catch. No, what a terrible call. Right. Stand as a catch. No, not yet, I'm saying. Come on, man. Fuck, they taking this long for it, man.   That's how we go back.   Oh, my God.  It's a catch. Yo, no, Joe, you said enough.     You knew it was a bad, completed pass, dickhead. You said lucky, love for kind.  You needed that lucky. You needed that lucky.     Let's go, egos. Come on. Let's get some yards on the ground one time. There we go. There we go. There we go. That nigga say, all right, y'all going that way. Food, y'all. Back this way. A skintiddle. Yeah. Hold on. Food, y'all.    Let's go. Let's get one runoff. One run. Let's get one runoff. Let's get one runoff.   One motherfucking runoff, nigga. Let's get one runoff. Let's sneak one running for 10. We got the bitches on the air right now. I'll be grabbing bitches here. Don't let go, Rocco. Don't let go. We peep that shit, yeah, yeah, yeah.  Neighborhood, yeah, neighborhood.  Son said Boulevard.  Oh, where about it? It's complete, nigga.   All right. Theoffence because the gents were back all the way. Two-shot running. The look was really there to run it. Interesting. I'm going to play that a little better. That makes you go up. proud of me. I'm a lucky. I'm a motherfucker, lucky. The two-play map of gents. Here we go. Let's go, egos! We got scared. They have routes available on these draws, so now they're just running RPO, one pass option, but with quarterback draws. He can take it, take one step and get rid of this ball quickly before the offensive line is too far downfield, or he can just talk it in front of you. Come on. Come on, yo, we come all this way. That's good. Devante Maddox. Devante Smith to the top, to the back of the end zone. Second time today with more jail and hurts to the top. All right, come on, that's all right. Don't worry about it. Put that field gold up. Put that month's of the field gold up, baby. All the points add up. It's a dog fight. Come on, J.E. Greatest right leg in football. Let's go, J.E. Cut the slice. Oh, J.E. Defense got us. Come on, defense. Let's make up for it, baby. In the service, four plays into the season. Aaron Rodgers towards the killings. Zack Wilson. When you talk with his coaching staff, you talk with Zack, he's making better and more comfortable. Man. That Kansas City game a couple of weeks ago really worked, seemed like the switch came on for the young quarterback. I think they just fell like they were backs against the wall down 17, not going to be finally just cut it loose and started playing. Right here, you got to have that same mentality, you got to have that football to go up in this game and trust your defense. Whatever it takes, you need points. Set it down, pressure comes against rhythm. Working for the Yarnitch to the first down, Jeremy Walker gets it up to the 38, to move the chains. So much better on this naked. Watch how quickly his eyes get around. Watch how quickly his eyes get around after the fake.  Number 55, Braden Graham, can't miss him. You got to navigate him with that throw. That was funny. He learned from that play earlier. Against his own wrist. That's a big person now. Number 38, Wilson. He's a mover on the track, there he goes down. I got the 43. Looks like all we learned from Lorde's days, this guy's richer than that guy's. He's already got another injury up there. That's the one position that we could not take now. Right now, the 15 goals, that would be the secondary. Watch how he keeps the relationship that's out with the injured group.  He's out, Brad. We're going to take him off the track, and he'll show up that secondary. Can't take all these injuries right now, bro. We'll get this one, man. As soon as we can go rest. The shoot is too much. Better to show up that never-position inside. I'm calling it. We're going to give him some more touchdown and get this one going. It's too much. Lucky little concept. You know what y'all do. You just continue. One big play for the defense. I've been digging in. Dog fight. You know where we come from. You know, man, nobody give us nothing, man. We fought to get where we at. Come on, let's go. We fought hard to get where we are.  I'm back against the wall. Don't do that to us, man. We're going to play that, man. We missed our field goal. First time in history. We've been here before, though. Come on, Covey. Please just get skinny one time, Covey. Car crash.    I'm telling you, bro. He is. I ain't seen that yet. We been fighting, man.    That's all right. Come on, touchdown. Get this win.  Let's go, Eagles. Come on, Lucky. Swing. You gonna get skinny on them, nigga. Come on. Good push, 68.  Good push. Goddamn.  I ain't even...  I said, nah, keep moving. What? What? Come on. Come here, motherfucker. Look how big he is. Biggest nigga on the offensive line. Look. Come on, move something. Come on, touchdown. Come on. That's cool. That's a couple yards. We got three yards out of there. Mm-hmm. That's cool. Come on, make a play, Divante. Come on, baby.   Let's go. Oh, I see it. Okay. touchdown. I seen it. Come on.  That's all I had next one. Shit. Are you ready? Let's go, Eagles. All right, that's cool. Come on, man. I'm probably going to lose my ticket.  You just got to win the game.  I got the Eagles plus two and a half donut. Minus, right? I need a field goal anything.  I just need to win.  I sacrificed the ticket if that's what it take. I'll win by two. Run the ball. We can go for a kill right here if we want it to. Yeah. Get the time out of here. You ain't got no more time out.  Let's go, Eagles. Just a touchdown, baby. Yeah. You got here hard to shoot. He needed to play for Williams there and he got it. As we reached the two minute warning. One giant. That's the play we had to get away. That's the play we, you know what I mean?  What's going to happen, Gene? Tell us what's up. We need direction. You know, human beings need direction in life when it comes to Eagles. It's just plastic, bro. We're going for a touchdown. What's going to happen? Me personally? If I'm Nick Sirianni. Right. I'm throwing the ball. I'm trying to get a first down. I ain't taking up. I'm going to run it. Let the clock run down to two seconds. Call the time out. Pun it to them. They ain't got no time out. But they got a minute and ten seconds to get. No, I'm saying I got the best player on the motherfucking field.  I think that's what's going to happen. That's what coaches do that got Kahuna's. Coaches that play it smart because if we run on these motherfuckers we ain't got nine yards yet. So the chances of that's like you submitting. We just going to run. We going to let the clock run down. We going to get them one minute. They get one minute. They throw a bomb.   They win this.  I'm going to hike the ball. I'm going to hike the... Right. That's it. And then if we don't get it and then if we don't get it then we pun it to them and they got a minute and 50 seconds to try to score. That's the difference. He's going to call it. He's going to run it. Nick got Kahuna's though. You know what I mean?  See Gweb bomb but Philly's a swar bomb but in football we going to go ahead and say bomb it. Go ahead and throw it. I think we going to throw it. I feel it. I feel it. Let's go. Let's go.   There ain't no real fireman man.  Let's go. He put the ball in jail in hands. What did I tell you? I'm not going outside tomorrow. I'm not pedaling out of there. Doesn't get the arm strength and the speed on that football. I'm going to fly again by this jet's defense. Oh man. I welcome those of you who are watching. Arizona and the Rams are forced down. Alright.  We're just taking a little time off the clock. What are you talking about? Talking crazy, okay. Okay.  Jets are one for one on two point trials this year. Come on. Come on, bro. We're trying to take him down to the turf.  He's just doing a touch of him. I mean, he got a note to get down. Somebody's got to communicate that. Then there's two pointers. I close and credit to him for hanging in there. Back pedaling and then just firing a missile in the traffic. Cough took a shot. All smiles for the jets. But the point of that is you want to clean that fog as much as you can. Slide down with the jet. Time out. I'm going to touch down, man. You guys have time. Let's go. Sometimes you just make the game more interesting than what it is. You know what I mean? I mean tripping. Let's go, baby. Let's go, baby. Let's go, baby. It's a party, nigga. Come on, let's go. Let's go, Lucky.  Do what you do.  They ain't blocking, man. We ain't playing right, man. Look, man. What is going on, man? But this ain't us, man. Right.   We're going to see the Montaic's going to get through here. I thought he was going to sit down. You're going to get to sit. I got it over the wall. By the time I get over the wall, usually Montaic's going to sit down right there at its own. That's just a shallow cross. Old school West Coast play.  Let's go, egos! Oh, man. Oh, man. That was the answer. So he's going to mosey out to the left, shuffle, shuffle.  And the TV's have a chance to react to it. You know, there's one head again. You almost had another bit. Oh, wow. Fuck! Fuck!