Welcome back to another episode of our Pokemon VGC 2019 battle series. We are here. It is Monday We've had a little bit of a break on the channel because we didn't have any content last week So I am super sorry and I have missed each and every one of you feels weird sitting behind the desk after such a little break It feels like such a long break to me But for those of you that don't know and my wife Tash was pregnant on the 16th of May She gave birth to our little baby girl of Thea Bay and so Thea and she's absolutely lush And I really wanted to come on today and have her here But she's she's napping at the minute and but here's a little photo you can see for yourselves. She's gorgeous She's amazing and so If I come across a little bit tired in this episode, it's because I am exhausted It's been a bit of a life shock since we got home and so it was a bit of a long pregnancy as well We had a few complications And we've been in hospital and then home and then back in and home and then back in so it's been a bit stressful But fingers crossed everything's all right now Tash is mending and healing up really well and baby's fine So it's just been amazing. So yeah, I will bring her on of course when when she does awake at some point But it's as I say, it's nice to get back into the swing of things We're gonna take it pure chill this week.  I put in him on top kind of performs a little bit of a kind of similar role there We lose obviously the fire and the dog typing from incinero We just get the fighting type in there, but we've already got those types anyway Covering ourselves with the belt up and the ground on so I thought hit my top in there gives us white guard support We've got the fake ad still we've got the intimidated support still and we've got help in hand I think on there, but as always the team is down in the description below If you guys would like to check it out try it out Let me know as well if you do and we'll move on to something new next week after having a bit more Very easy one this week I feel so what I'd like to ask you guys because you've been fantastic and thank you so much for all the kind comments and Messages and things that you've sent in regards to the little theater arriving. It's been really hot-warming and just you guys are amazing So thank you all for that But what I would like to ask you guys is next week coming into the channel What call would you like to see play it and I will I will play something fun I will play something that you guys would like to see explored I'm really open to playing something a lot more fun We're kind of coming to the close of the BGC 19 season now We've got us in tonight's coming up in a few weeks And then we've got worlds and then things are kind of slowly wrapping up before moving to the new season We've got a little bit of a way to go But I feel like now it's kind of a time open probably experiment a little bit more try some more fun things and have a little bit More fun with BGC now going into the next few weeks So cause you'd like to see do leave your comments down below and I look forward to reading through them and I will just say in regards to the comments In previous videos so as I say that we had that we had the birth and things like that So things at home have been super crazy for me recently And if you have left a comment and I haven't responded I am sorry. It's not because I'm ignoring them I've literally just been trying to juggle everything else and at the minute and it's not not because of that I do really appreciate each and every comment that I get from you guys and I have missed you as well It's really nice to kind of come back this weekend and put some content back out and slowly get back to how things were on the channel And we'll start getting more content as the week's got on and I start catching up on sleeping things like that So that further ado though Let's jump into this one today I'm hoping that it doesn't take too long to find an opponent because the the international challenge the online Tournament is going on this week, but with everything that I've had going on at home I missed sign-ups, which is super sad because I'm not gonna have myself a nice shiny tapu finny Which I've wanted for absolutely ever but never mind. It's just one of those things We've got a first opponent anyway pretty quick, which I'm happy about so we'll get straight into team preview So first opponent today is running a team of Kyle Garrequaza, Togonamaru, Amungas, Tapulele and Driftblim So we've got that old combination from past VGCC seasons with Tapulele, Driftblim, the unburdened ability there with Likely the psychic seed to double its speed It has tailwind support, can burn things So we have to be a little bit careful for that and it's also got hypnosis if I'm not wrong But I could be just sleep deprived and just guessing here We've got other support options there with Amungas with the redirection trick room check We've got the fake ad support from the Togonamaru lightning rod as well Which kind of hinders thunderous his ability to perform as well as kind of wants to and then the the restricted combination of Requaza and Kyle Garre so Iveltil here does I feel Iveltil does super well in this match It does well against the Lele, the Driftblim We have to be careful about the moon blast from the Lele But we do have heal pulse support from our tapu finny that we can we can go with Do we want to lead tapu finny though? That's the question And it might be worth like as much as thunderous here doesn't feel like the best Because of the Togonamaru I do feel like the priority tone could be quite good to lead with here With thunderous especially because the Driftblim won't be on the ground.  So we'll click in with those And we'll jump straight into our first one today. So yeah Oh, I just feel like my head's all over the place at the minute as well because of just like adjusting to life getting home and just With a baby and then taking care of Tash as well. It's been it's been really stressful and like obviously with Things going on which weren't like super smooth as well. It's been it has been really stressful. So I just feel like my head's a little bit wobbly at the minute, but I'm sure I'll get Back to normal as the week goes on and we kind of adjust the things and one of the things that I am That I would like to do is stream this week So if you've got time Tuesday and Thursday this week if I can wangle it I will be streaming over on twitch because I would love to have some time to catch up with you all I think it'll be a lot of fun. Um, so if I do keep an eye on my my twitter account If you don't follow me over there follow me or Cyrus VGC is my handle Um, and I will post out if I am streaming and if I'm able to if not this week It will definitely be next week. So we've got leave from my opponent. Kyogre and toga tomorrow I think here what we'll do is just play a little bit safer. We'll take thunderous out of the equation bring tapifini I'm just going to protect the volatile here. Um, and just get our misty terrain up onto the field Tapifini's a nice switch into Kyogre as always as we all know it's a resist these water type attacks And it's so bulky as well. We have to be a little bit careful around this toga tomorrow throwing out these electric type attacks We'll get a misty seed activated dot on a velta And which is nice just to get both stride offenses But I don't want to leave it vulnerable here by attacking getting faked out and maybe a water spot at the same time So I want to just protect out a little all the velta I feel like it's going to be one of the keys to kind of unlock in this team One of the things we have to watch out for this next turn of course is Uncle on the toga tomorrow and it can also do a pretty big chunk to our tapifini as well. Um Whether or not we want to switch in groud on here, which might not be a bad idea If I'm totally honest, but I think getting a tail end up is going to be a big thing for us if we can do that um I think the thing with switching groud on in here is the problem would be um The u-turn from the toga tomorrow if we switch groud on in the toga tomorrow goes u-turn Then it's an easy switch to the requiser for my opponent We don't really want to allow them to do that I think what I'll try and do is Set up a light screen if I can with tapifini I feel a little bit like it could go down to a water spout Our zing zap here, but we're just going to see the kyogre protect this turn Which will allow us to get at least a tail wind up Velto is going to take a nuzzle in the process be paralyzed, but Fully not fully paralyzed, which we're not and we get the tail wind up, which I guess It nullifies the the nuzzle here for us for sure. We get the light screen up, which is Makes things a bit easier for us. Um, and now we can start snarling. I think with With the velto I'm probably just throw out a natus madness into this toga tomorrow here. Um But if you can weaken the kyogre it makes ground on his life a lot easier We've still got to worry about the requiser coming in, but I mean With our thunderous in the back. It's not too bad Um thunderous obviously resists the dragon ascent. It's still going to take heavy damage But I think everything in this format takes big damage from dragon ascent, doesn't it? And so we'll see what my opponent does here Any velto should still outspeed this kyogre now the tail wind up But we will see won't we my friends right as an itch is madness into the toga tomorrow Nice because getting rid of that also opens the door for thunderous to come in doesn't have to worry about the um Yes, we're gonna see as in that Yeah, we'll just about take that prokaberry. She's nice Nice nice And we're gonna snarl off so I'm not fully paralyzed here, which is good And get some chip on to the kyogre and reduce that specialist stack, which is the main thing here I'm gonna just see an origin pulse come up from the kyogre Um And finny's still not in bad shape, you know, I think one of the things you could maybe look at doing now is It's just going for another snarl. Maybe heal pulse um Because finny's not going to be around for too much longer Um, I think with the the toga tomorrow kicking around still, um, you've got to think Exactly come out onto the top of finny again um And it's probably got one more turn in it before we can get rid of maybe the toga tomorrow Maybe we'll see um Kyogre actually going to withdraw and save itself for later on what we're going to see come in Mungus, okay I mean like the thing is being nuzzled with avelto um Makes the mungus way less threatening. I know that we've got to worry about redirection, but at the same time I think the mungus coming onto the field. Oof finny just hanging on there Then we get that snarl again. So toga tomorrow. We'll go down to another snarl This does open the door for us now to bring in groud on. I think um, it's probably a good time to as well. Um I'm being paralyzed. We're not prone to being put to sleep. I'm just going to go for another snarl We're not in really any danger of getting I mean as things that Could come out from the toga tomorrow here into velto for sure And I think the thing where we what we're doing now bringing groud on onto the field is It makes it easier because we've got the type of finny even though it's low health It's got we've got that switching for when kyogre comes back onto the field just to sack finny quite quickly To get groud on back out onto the field It's just dealing with the requiser in the meantime and because we haven't got intimidate support on our field like our side of the field When the requiser comes out, it's kind of one of those things that I always prefer to have access to Yeah, we are going to see toga tomorrow go for that you turn Into the groud on here and I'd expect the kyogre to come back in so if we can catch it with a snarl That makes things a little bit easier. Um, and I wonder what this mungus goes for um It's not going to snarl anything. I like spoiling anything out in the field But we're going to see requiser come in. I mean breaking a potential sash here as well is It's ideal for us. It makes things a lot easier But I think the one thing that we need to really start doing this next turn is Let's get groud on out of the picture here. We're going to see a spoil, but it does fail into Ivelto the mist does disappear from the field Um, so we can like I say one of the things we could do is just go for that foul play into the requiser here Bring in tepp of finny Get the mist to terrain back up onto the field If we can deal with requiser here, you know, I think the the matchup with our groud on Versus the kyogre becomes a lot easier because groud on just eats a mungus toga tomorrow For breakfast and we've got thunderous to deal with the the kyogre So it's the the toga tomorrow's solo health at the minute once that's out of the picture then things become a lot easier Thunderous can come in taunt the Mungus so there's no redirection there as well and then we can just deal with the kyogre pretty pretty easily from that point Um, it's not so straightforward, but I mean we've got a game plan in in in our in our sights So that's what we have to go for so we've got the little tapp of finny back in hopefully the requiser I'd love to see a dragon ascending to this slot, but I I don't really see that happening to be honest. I think you probably chased down the evelto of anything else So there's the the requiser mega revolving and we'll see the delta stream activate There's a wage powder. Okay, I'm gonna pull away that file play which is a little bit of a shame Uh and a waterfall. Oh, okay All right, well we do lose finny. We've got the terrain up still which is not bad. Um We do some decent damage to the mungus. I mean as well, that's the thing I think we can't really bring in grad on just yet. So we're bringing thunderous I wonder if it's banned banned requiser um I'm just gonna file play the a mungus again. Um Thunderbolt are just hidden part ice the requiser I mean one of the things I could potentially do here is just I could taunt me mungus File play the requiser and taunt me mungus. That's yeah, maybe better And then at least the next turn we'll be able to go for Yeah, we're gonna be able to remove it from the field Something's taking a waterfall. Oh, it's dragon ascending. Okay, where we going? It's the evelto, okay He does do so much damage And this will take down the mungus So there's a bit of a wasted turn for my A thunderous there. We're probably better off going in power Ice into that slot and hoping that that would have been enough and then you could have file played into the requiser So a little bit of an error on our part. I think for that one for sure talking tomorrow. I'm gonna hit the field once again Which does make things a little bit more awkward um Especially because we've not really got a solid way to get rid of the talking tomorrow. Um, I mean we can protect I think one of the things we could potentially do switching groud on I just I don't want to be in that position where I've just got two pokemon left and you know I'm gonna bring in groud on and I'm gonna just protect thunderous here Because we want to be able to switch around we want to be able to switch around to try and win this weather war at the end Like that's one thing and like really conscious of And hopefully we don't see the requiser attack into that groud on here that would like I think that's the one thing that we don't want to be seeing Fake out Yeah into thunderous and then dragon ascent Yeah, it's gonna be into the groud on okay, but I mean we can protect this next turn and we can impart ice into that that requiser So much damage Okay, like the player that I would like to make is protect groud on uh hidden part ice into the requiser Which should pick up the knockout after the dragon ascent drops. Um We'll see we'll see we'll try it try it But I don't know if it's gonna be Hmm I don't know if you just protect requiser. It hasn't revealed protect It's definitely not banded because of the the move alterations. It's done Um, hopefully you chase down the groud on if you're the requiser to protect the tug of war Yeah, it's gone dragon ascent. So the hidden part ice here should be enough, especially with the sun up So I've got the delta stream anymore Yeah more than enough Uh, and now our job is dealing with Um the kayoga, um, which we're probably gonna have to sack at eval tool Um protect them. Yeah protect thunderous switch groud on out to eval tool Uh, it's then dealing with the tug of the morrow Um And then once that's done, we've got the the gig of old havoc to deal with the the kayoga So we we still got an end goal for sure It's just kind of working it in a way because the tug of morrow comes back in now It's got the fake out obviously next to the kayoga. It's trying to win this weather war and then deal with the tug of morrow The other thing is to be honest, like the kayoga is probably slower than our groud on Um, but I am going to just switch into eval to here sack that and just protect thunderous Because thunderous is like the the most well, I'd say the most important thing as the groud on is pretty important To getting this weather back up in our favor And this is why we wanted, you know, the weather war and talking about before having just the options there to Switch around to get a weather control back at some point, especially in these kind of formats where weather's such a big thing and just having That option where you can you can switch it in and Get get control again makes it a lot easier to do. So We'll protect the thunderous here. We'll see fake out for oh, just the zings. I've just gone straight for it into the eval Um, don't mind that because we switched it in to get that advantage anyway, didn't you? Um, and then there's the water spout. Yeah, so that's fine Misty terrain disappears from the field um It's a pity that our groud on isn't faster than our thunderous because here then we could we could press at his blades I'm attacking to the the um the kaoga um But I wonder what you do if you're my opponent Because you probably ice beam the the groud on I'd imagine I just I wonder if a hidden power ice is going to be enough to get the toggle tomorrow That's what I would wonder. I just don't know if it is. I don't know if it's going to be enough That's the thing. Should we just press of his blades? Just if the toggle tomorrow protects, that's the only thing And then we take an ice beam then things get a little bit tricky I'm going to protect groud on and I'm going to just go for a hidden power ice into the toggle tomorrow and hope that it's enough I mean two hidden power ices should be enough But maybe the the right thing to do here is just press his blades It's just until the toggle tomorrow is down. The thunderous is a little bit useless against the um the the kaoga Come on Oh, it's not enough. The next one will be enough though as you turn. Yeah, and then ice beam into that slot Yeah, okay, so this is fine Now we just impart ice the toggle tomorrow, which will be enough to take it down We can press his blades get some damage on that kaoga and that should wrap it up for us. Um Yeah, okay, so there we go Beating down that toggle tomorrow for the critical hit We'll get the press of his blades Does hit ground on behaving itself today. It's doing good. It's doing good doing good. Yeah, and now yeah ice beam take down the groud on um for sure And then we will have uh gigavolt havoc so thunderous coming through as the hero in today's episode I'm sorry if you can hear um baby sounds like it's awake. Yeah, so um Baby you might hear baby over the over bleeding through but here we go I'm going to end in style and we are going to have this gigavolt havoc. It is going to take down the kaoga And we're going to be able to have a victory for our first first game today, which is amazing To kick us off and I'm surprised. This is a nice game as well. I think it's a bit backwards and forwards Um, it's been a little bit tricky So I'm coming out with a win against like a call that I feel is Is pretty difficult for this team to deal with and you've got to play it Right, but I think the inclusion of the thunderous in this team Really helps out a lot against this core in particular. So very good game to my opponent and a nice way for us to kick off today. So Hopefully it doesn't take too long to find our next opponent Um, and we'll get into it But uh, I don't know like when I was mentioning earlier in the video asking you guys for what cause you'd like to see Played next week like I've played a lot of groud on on the channel And I feel like I've not really played too much kaoga. So like a core like Lunala kaoga could be nice. We've played kaoga zernius But ultra necrosma kaoga isn't a core I've really seen too much of we could explore that So there are a lot of options and we don't even need to play kaoga We don't need to play groud and we don't need to play requires that we could play something else Completely different. Um, I guess we'll pick some music So if you guys have got any ideas on restricted combinations that you'd like to see played Let's go and cross my version two because it's such a nice Day to come back onto the channel and be with you guys and put some videos out as well and just get started again Um, it's been really yeah, it's really nice. So we'll we'll celebrate with the gross my version two for sure And then next one. Hopefully it doesn't find take too long to find the next opponent. Um But if it does it's always guys and just cut it and we'll come straight back to when we do find some more And we've got an ex opponent of the episode. We've got riri. Is it riri riri rari looks like a cool team So we'll hop straight into team preview my friends Okay, so our next opponent today is running a team of groud on salamence scrafty donwings necrosma tapu finny and stack attacker. So It's probably ultra necrosma with the groud on but we can't discount that it could be just dawn wings Um, it's not likely though. I don't think there's definitely a trick room mode here I love the inclusion of the scrafty in the team. You've got that double intimidate there Scrafty performs a little bit better than incinero on the trick room. It has the fighting stab as well Lots of options for support there with the stack attacker being the trick room center Maybe supporting that groud on it's probably a mixed groud on where it can perform until wind and under those trick room Situations, you've got the trick room on the stack attacker that till and lightly on that salamence there um How are we gonna approach this like? Evaltul does Pretty decent here, you know, this one's the one for him on top. I love him on top in this match It does well against the scrafty. It does well against the stack attacker It's got the why god support against the groud on the hyper voice from the salamence Gotta be careful around that dawn wings to cross mother for sure with those Photon guises and things like that, but I think the intimidate will be very very useful here. So I'm gonna lead hitman top Um I think we'll go evaltul because evaltul's just evaltul We'll bring tappafini and then round things off with good old groud on leaving meta cross out again But we've got plenty of time this week to bring the meta cross in and give it a run out and see if what it can do We've already had a good week with meta cross as well and it's put some really good work in especially against some of those x-ray teams Um, but yeah, I really do like meta cross. I just love this team in general to be honest I think the seed evaltul is really nice and I think there's a lot of room to improve the team for sure and uh They've got a shiny tappafini Has there been an event for a shiny tappafini already? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I'm suspicious We're gonna see the the cross map and the tappafini come up my opponent Um, we will activate a seed without actually bringing in our tappafini We've got access to our fake out here as well So we can stop that finny from doing anything this first turn I think it's probably not a bad idea and you could set up a tailwind, but I don't know if I want to do that right away. I might just snarl just just kind of just Kind of see what my opponent's going to go for with this and the cross map could actually yeah It's just going to withdraw putting on enough pressure with evaltul to kind of force it out as we see this grafty hit the field my opponent And uh cycle that intimidate we'll be able to just shut down the finny this next turn um One of the things I might try and do this next turn is after we've got the snarl off is try and bring our Groudon in Because it's going to be one thing that we've got on our side of the field It can really throw out big damage against the tappafini in this grafty Whereas otherwise if I bring in tappafini of our own, we're not really doing too much You're quite passive and I I want to start doing big damage quite quickly So I'm I am going to bring in the groudon here for the hitman top I think the hitman top slot as well Is probably one that you're going to ignore a little bit more if you're my opponent I know we do put a bit of pressure onto that scrafty with cross combat for sure Because of dark typing, but I think you want to concentrate probably more down on the eval to which is kind of Stopping you my opponent's ability to use that the crossmer as much as they would like in this situation So uh, we will bring in the groudon And we'll get that desolate land activated probably see a fake out from the scrafty And maybe a nature's madness into our eval to or an icy wind potentially from the finny here Um, we'll see what they go for. There's a fake out. It is into our hitman top though And nature's madness into eval to okay It's not too bad. You don't mind that too much. We could launch an eruption here. Um We could just go precipice blades precipice blades Probably a bit more reliable just to do a bit more damage to that type of finny Um, and I think your tail went here. It's probably it's a good time to get a tail wind up There's a precipice blades course. We missed the finny. This is why eruption would have been better We're gonna hit the scrafty though. So get some damage there Um, do some decent damage. You'll get this tail wind up with eval to Um Scrafty also gets super fine as well. So we have to watch out for that. We're gonna see an icy wind though So no nature's madness is time. She's kind of prefer to be honest Um, what's the scrafty gonna do? Well, are we gonna do scrafty super fine? Okay. It's into eval to make sense Yeah, that's that's that's the one thing you want to be targeting down. I think on anything else Um, I could prove it preserve ground on For a little bit later bringing a type of finny about on now just for that heel pulse support I think against uh Yeah, so I'm just going to protect eval tol. I don't want to take niches madness and super fine damage again I want to get type of finny onto the field Get some heel pulse eval tol is like so important for us, especially against that that dung wings or ultran across Whether it's lurking in the back that we've already seen um That's just another icy wind And we're gonna see another super fine from the scrafty. I'd imagine the problem is doing this is Again, like we were saying initially being very passive We've not got really that many ways to Deal with the scrafty type of finny with with these two pokemon go on the field right now But I mean with the the heel pulse support that we've got access to Kind of alleviate that a little bit. Um And I mean we could just snarl I'm not really doing too much. I mean It's just about catching something on the switch in rather than anything else. Um And I guess this is where we fall back where the problem is where oblivion wing would be Extremely useful in this situation. That's something maybe we want to consider Arnie veal tol gives us just a different dimension to be able to hit like pokemon like scrafty Get a bit more damage onto something like the type of finny as well. Um, we'll go snarl But I don't see my opponent switch it out. I think they're just gonna stay in And just keep chipping away at stuff with the icy wind. Um So there's a heel pulse. Yeah Just constant icy winds as well Super fine coming out from this scrafty probably into eval tol Ooh low kick, huh? Okay Does just about as much as the the super fine was doing. Um, I mean heel pulse again. Um I mean the one thing we could potentially do is It's just we're kind of locked. I like I really want the heel pulse Just we're just not doing the damage that we need to. Um Could go for a foul play into this scrafty just to try and get rid of that This is where you know, okay, we're gonna see this scrafty withdrawal. We're gonna see groudon coming in. So that's That works out a lot better for us here. Um And we'll be in a good position with eval tol after this turn anyway because we'll be full health. Um Um Because finny's going to be the last thing moving on the field So there's a desolate line and this foul play should do around 50 to 60 percent of the groudon And this is the last turn of our tailwind better remember. So yeah Not as much as what I was expecting maybe more specially orientated groudon And they just minus into finny here and yeah, we'll get all that health back with eval tol Um Tailwind pit us out Um, we can't just icy wind. I think I'm going for another foul play into the groudon Groudon might protect here Um, I think you're susceptible to definitely Known that you could lose your ground on quite easily here to foul play icy wind Um, but if you get greedy, I think you can go for a precipice blades to try and get rid of the type of finny It's quite risky This health that we're on now. I think if you niche as madness into that slot um Fire punch this probably will do it actually It's not the worst. It's not the worst. It's not the best losing eval tol because now the Then a crossmer has a way easier time to come in. I just don't know if I'm going to be able to do Uh the fire punch it's always something I forget about it really is. Um Now I think with the groudon it switches out to scrafty here Um, I don't think your poison groudon stays in Um, I'm just gonna niche as madness the type of finny and I think And just do I protect groudon? Or do I just precipice blades? Just I don't really want to take too much damage here Just have a protect this crafty comes in and we're forced to switch out this next turn Whereas we could just switch to him on top and then we've got a bit more room going into the next turn I think and then keeping our groudon safe is probably the best thing to do at this point um Whether or not we see this crafty come in for the opposing groudon that's that would be my best guess I think and I think we're getting punished in this match because we've not really brought The the finny check that we need um and just a little bit lacks I think on our end because um That's why we put thunderous in the team to give us a better option against that type of finny That was such a problem for us to deal with you know And I think not bringing it in this match is this is hurting us a lot And we're just it's just sitting on the field. It's been so disruptive And I think that's one of the things we've got to be very mindful of going into these matches But I'm gonna put it down to be a little bit sleepy not myself But we'll see if we can come back from this, you know, the matches know that just yet um It's probably a good time to try and set up a light screen for sure I'm just gonna fake out into the the opposing type of finny I don't think we'll pick up proc a berry there just yet And what we want to try and do is not proc a berry there I'm gonna see actually switch out groudon gonna hit the field once again We do have why god support as well so we can probably get engineer our own groudon back onto the field um And why god support I'm gonna scrafty actually out speeding uh hit my top so we do get the light screen up which is nice I think the thing we have to worry about a little bit is A super fan into our groudon And but I am just gonna why god right now bringing our groudon But the dust The dawn wings and the cross mat is the one thing that I'm worrying about And I just don't know if we've got the tools to actually deal with it right now It's half a finny gonna hit the field once again. It is impressive as blades range I would say it's probably impressive as blades range, so If we can get a groudon in safely now Um We can cover ourselves against the potential precipice blades coming out from our opponent We'll be in a decent position run into the next turn I mean it forces the scrafty back in as well. That's the other thing Yeah, so there's precipice blades, so we did block that But what we can try and do is predict the scrafty coming in for the groudon slot um, or we could just help in hand to be honest because Minus one we probably wouldn't get the finny and I think that's probably what my opponent would be going for So I'm gonna help in hand precipice blades here, which should get the finny on minus one and maybe gets the scrafty Yeah, we're gonna see it There it is So groudon being good boy today hits these blades and takes down both these would be incredible Here's that helping hand helping hand such an underrated move. It really is I mean I probably prefer to miss this crafty than the finny if I'm honest, but at the same time it's not ideal It's not ideal because this thing is incredibly difficult to deal with Especially we only got fake out to contend with as well. Um, and we could bring in finny What's that gonna get us It could protect groudon. I think you chase the groudon here.  We do have the light screen up as well, which is helping us slightly but It's kind of a case of we need to get type of finny and get an icy wind onto that necrosis And I don't know whether we're going to be able to do that or not. There's a fake out. It's into the groudon Photon guys Okay, no, they made the I mean they made the right choice there, you know And now we lose a white guard as well But I think that the thing here is losing the eval to like we did Um underestimating the fire punch, which is not thinking about the fire punch. You know, it's like Bit frustrating But there's not really much we can do now because then we've got the z move coming out The precipice blades It's not really going to cut it. I don't think um I mean we can icy wind we can I see we can try an icy wind in precipice blades Okay So the pros we're going to just protect here We see super fine from the scrafting Okay, so we're going to get this but I don't think we're going to get icy wind into this new plasma That's the thing I think we probably see super fine into Okay file play Mm-hmm And the lights beam does well Now I would think on this like even if I attack you like I'm thinking okay My opponent probably thinks I protect groudon here So they attack into the finny, but it doesn't really change anything. I've got to get precipice blades and Do we heal plus Or do I yeah, I think I heal plus Or icy wind because then we can yeah if I can get an icy wind and groudon gets through this turn I just don't see it happening Oh Actually I'd speed in the plasma, but we do miss it which is Infuriating I think there's a lot on this game though. I'm not annoyed. I'm just There's there's a lot of players here that we could have made a little bit differently Be a bit more mindful of and I will put that down till I've been a little bit Not myself Um So there's into the top of finny We'll go down Strange that the ground on our speeds than the cross ma So we've got a critical hit precipice blades Into the necrosis. It's the wind. It's still But I don't think we do I don't think we do We should outspeed the groudon unless it's like a speed time. We might speed groudon. So, um, it's just whether or not the cross ma Attacks in the the opposing groudon protects But we'll see we'll see what happens. Yeah, there's the protect You're going to use the necrosis to deal with the groudon makes a lot of sense um precipice blades Does connect be interested to see how much damage this does if it does 50 percent That's no in here a minus one. Ooh Trick in a room. Okay. Nice. Okay I know it's now it's done unless their precipice blades misses But like a photon guys are they probably got Earth power fire punch doesn't want to risk it And there's a photon guys are not be getting so very good game to my opponent. Um, like I've said throughout this I think there's just areas where We could have improved I think thunderous in this matchup as well would have been a lot more useful than not bringing it Just because of the tapifinium what a threat it caused and you know It was the main reason why I put it in the team to begin with because we have that Quick answer to dealing with it and I think that's one of the things we need to be a bit more mindful of As we go on through this week, but I've enjoyed today's episode guys I really hope you have as well And I really look forward to reading through your comments So do leave them Let me know your thoughts on the changes that we've made to the team and also what you've thought of today's Battles and also like I mentioned earlier in the video Before I do this, um, just let me know what course you'd like to see played next week And I'll even put a poll up on the youtube channel so we can have a vote and we can get something Put in place for next week for what you would like to see But thank you so much for tuning in guys and I look forward to seeing you on the next episode tomorrow since elen ticker and bye


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Okay, by now we understand that a class is a blueprint and that we can create instances of that blueprint. Let's go ahead and make a new one. We'll call this laptop and we're gonna discuss what are called constructors and destructors and look a little bit at what happens under the hood when a class is created and destroyed memory here. All right, so we've got our class here and we're gonna go ahead and flesh this out a little bit. Say include, we want Qtabug. And inside of Qtabug, let's go ahead and we're going to just add a comment here. This is our constructor. This is a function that gets called automatically when the class is created. If you've taken a C++ class, you know there's such a concept as a default constructor. We're not using the default constructor because we're inheriting QObject and this is the constructor for QObject. If we switch to the source view, you can see that we have a QObject parent and it's just a pointer to a QObject. Now a pointer, remember a pointer is just a location in memory. So that object exists somewhere out there in memory. We're just giving it that location. This is part of memory management and we're really gonna dive into this into the future but just understand that there is a parent child hierarchy here going on. So when the parent's destroyed, the child's automatically destroyed with it. Let's go back here and we're gonna make what's called a deconstructor. A deconstructor takes a special syntax which may look a little bit weird. You have what's called a tilde. If you don't know what that key is, it's on the upper left hand part of your keyboard usually in front of the one key and it's the class name with the ending parameters or ending parentheses here. And then we're just going to refractor and add definition and here's our deconstructor. So this is called when created and this is called when destroyed. Hence constructor deconstructor. So why would you need these things? Well, it's actually pretty simple. You need them so that you know the lifespan of your object in memory. Let's say for example, you're opening like a TCP socket to a server or a file or a database connection. You may wanna actually open that up when it's created and if your class is destroyed, you're gonna wanna free those resources up. Remember, C++ is very powerful but at the same time very stupid in the sense that you have to tell it exactly what you want it to do. All right, let's go back into our header here and let's just add some things in. We're gonna say int weight, key string, name. We're just making some variables. We're gonna make a function there and that is a function prototype meaning we're going to actually implement that in our class file and we're gonna say void test. We're gonna make another function prototype here and you remember the reason why you would make a function prototype instead of doing this in the header is so that you could actually segregate this thing off into a library or a shared object or DLL, whatever it's called in your system and you would hand the in developer your header file, just this and they would never ever see the implementation. All right, so let's look at as kilograms and test. We're gonna add some functionality into here. I'm gonna say return this dot weight. Notice I said dot but it makes this little arrow. Let's revisit that. When I hit dot on the keyboard, bang, it automatically makes that arrow. So what's the difference between this dot and this arrow? Well, it has to do with whether or not it's a pointer. And I'll show you here in just a second. Let me finish this out. We're gonna times that by 0.45, 35, 92. No, I'm not a genius. I have that written in my notes. So this dot and we want weight. Because it's a pointer, this is the word this. It points to, hence the arrow points to a location. We're pointing to the weight variable. We know this is a pointer. How do we know this? Because this is intrinsically part of every class. There's an invisible variable somewhere right here that looks something like this. So really what it's saying is take this class, make a pointer, call the variable this. And it literally points to this object, which is why it's called this. Very confusing, but when you talk about the concept of this, know that it is created right here. Next, let me put that in quotes here. This is automatically created for us. So we can say things like this dot name and then set it to something. Remember, you can create multiple instances of this blueprint. So this is the current instance you're working on. That'll be readily apparent here in just a minute, but let me finish this up real quick. We're gonna say qinfo this and name. Name and we want as kilograms. So really all we're doing for our test function here is we're saying qinfo. So we're gonna send some information out on the screen. We're gonna say this, remember this is a pointer. So it'll give us the memory location, the name variable. And then we're gonna return a double from as kilograms. Let's go ahead and go in here and let's change our constructor around a little bit. What we wanna do here is be able to name these laptops. So we're gonna say qstring name. Whoops. And you see this little light bulb. You can click or you can press alt return, but if you click this applies changes to definition. In other words, it automatically modifies it for you so you don't have to remember to type that. Now we can say this dot name equal name. Notice that's a bit confusing. We have name and name. This dot name is actually declared up in the header here. Ta-da, right here. However, name for the function is different. There are two different variables. And you determine that by saying this dot name. If you did something like this, notice how the color changed. And well, it's a gamble, which one's actually gonna change. So when in doubt and you have a naming conflict, always use this. Now that we have this in there, let's go ahead and just put in some info so we can see what's going on. We're just gonna say this constructed and let's get this in here. That was a little bit confusing. Let's get this in here, all right. So we're just gonna pump out when it's constructed and when it's deconstructed, we have as kilograms and a test function in here. Let's actually use this bad boy. So we're gonna use our laptop header and let's make a laptop. I'm gonna call this one mine. And this is how we access our constructor. We just use the parentheses. You can see we have a pointer to a queue object, which is a null pointer, which means there's nothing there. Sounds a little confusing. And what we can do is just enter zero, meaning there's nothing and let's give it a name. Now you may be saying, now wait a minute, zero and nothing are two different things from our last couple videos. Well, that's actually true. A null pointer when it's set to zero means there's just nothing there. Null pointer and zero are pretty much the same thing because a pointer is a memory location. So if you say zero, that means there's no location in memory. It's a bit confusing, but it's one of the caveats you need to understand. So this is a laptop, yours. And we can do the same thing. We just say null pointer. And to do that, we would just say the keyword null, which is gonna get translated for us under the hood to a zero. Doing that for illustrative purposes, you may see it both ways. And I don't want you to get confused between zero and null when it comes to pointers. They're basically the same thing. And it's gonna say zero as a null pointer constant. It's kind of gonna give you a warning there. Now the reason why we're setting the parent to zero is because the main function doesn't really have anything going on for us here. Meaning, well, this is not a Q object, this is just a function. What we should be able to do is gives us a reference to A. That way, when this is deleted, actually I should say when this is deleted, this will automatically get deleted as well. Let's go ahead and do that. No, it's not really needed because we're doing what's called an operation on the stack. And we're gonna get into memory management in a future section, but this is all on the stack, quote unquote, just burn that into memory, which means it's gonna get deleted automatically. So we could definitely just do this and it would work just fine. But we would just basically wanna get rid of this annoying warning here. So we're gonna say, now if you're wondering what type of object, you notice how we used a QCore application, can we reference into this? Well, anything that is a subclass or inherits Q object. And because we know that the class, the QCore application is a Q object class, see, inherits Q object, we can use that. That's why Q object is so fundamental to understand because almost everything inherits off Q object. You can do some amazing things with it. So we're gonna say mine, whoops, mine.wait. And I want my laptop to be nice and light because I travel yours. And let's see yours is a bit heavier because you will, you like to do online gaming or something. I like to do online gaming, don't get me wrong, but you're gonna have heavier laptop. Save that, run it, let's make sure nothing goes boom. And you can see laptop, my laptop was constructed, laptop, your laptop was constructed. Notice they are two different memory addresses. You can just take the last few numbers and see they are different. We have 760 and 780. So they are in different memory locations. Close that out. One thing you might not have noticed, unless we do that, is there was no deconstructor message. See, I stopped the application, but it didn't say deconstructed. Well, that's because we're following the flow of the QCore application, meaning the whole application stopped. So there actually is messages out here you wouldn't see. Let's go ahead and let's actually fix that for demonstrative purposes. Let's put this here and let's move this up here like this. Notice how suddenly it can't do that because we don't have this. So let's just say this, move that around and let's go ahead and call this. If you're getting a little confused between this star and this ampersand and which one's which, remember that when you see the star, it's a pointer too. Think of it just like somebody standing in traffic pointing you which direction you need to go. When you see this ampersand, that's a reference too, meaning it's somebody telling you, hey, go to this location. In other words, think of this actually returns the pointer. All right, so we're gonna go here and from here, let's go ahead and add in some functionality. Let's make another one. So we've got a laptop in here and we're gonna say machine.test. Things seem pretty simple. Let's go ahead and add this and we're gonna say mine. There's a couple of issues going on here that we really need to understand fundamentally. Let's go ahead and run this and see what happens. You can see now we can see the full life cycle here. We can see, and we're just gonna follow my laptop here is constructed, my laptop test, and then my laptop deconstructed. So that object no longer exists out memory. And because we've set the parent right here, we've set A and then given a reference to A. If it were anywhere other than the stack and we killed the application, it would automatically get deleted for us. We wouldn't have to worry about memory management. That's a pretty awesome feature of Qt, by the way. If that was a bit confusing, don't worry, we're gonna talk about memory management in future videos. But there's something else lurking here you should really understand. Look at this test function right here. We have a laptop and we're passing that by reference, not by value. What happens if we pass it by value? You can see, uh-oh, suddenly, call to implicit delete copy constructor of laptop. What in the world is going on here? Well, its Q object has been explicitly marked deleted here. Note passing an argument to the parameter machine. Basically what we're saying here is this object no longer exists because the stack will delete it. So your application comes in and it says, all right, run the main, run make laptops, starts here, does this, does this, does this, does this, goes to do that. And what it's doing is it's saying take this, send it here by value and do this. So basically by value would try to make another copy, which is a big no-no with QObject. QObjects don't like to be copied. So what we're gonna do here is just add that in by reference and then suddenly everything works as expected. So let's try to run this and see what would happen.  And we get this very hard to decipher thing that says QObject has been explicitly marked deleted here and we're trying to figure out what's going on and if you click on it, you'll get this, which is not helpful at all. But you can see right here, QDisableCopy. What that means is you cannot copy a QObject. Let's just scroll all the way up here. You can see there's a lot going on. All of this is what really makes QObject work under the hood. And because you can't copy a QObject, you avoid a lot of common pitfalls. That's one of the powerful features of Q. This QDisableCopy will save you a ton of headaches. It may seem like kind of a pain that you have to remember to do this with your code, but you're gonna avoid a lot of memory management issues in the future. Let's go ahead and fix this and let's run it. Everything works as expected. I hope you enjoyed the video you just watched. That was a preview of one of the videos out in the Qt Core for Beginners with C++ course I have out on Udemy. I am going to be making an intermediate in advance and then we're gonna start working on GUI technologies. For example, showing buttons, lists, tree views, you name it, and then moving on to things like QML. The reason why I've restarted this whole thing is if you're watching these videos out on YouTube, they are a little old. This one was done in 2011 and the technology's changed over time. So because the technology's changed, some of these videos, as good as they are, really don't line up with the current cute technology stack anymore. So I wanted to start from scratch. I hope to see you out on Udemy and also in the Voidrums Facebook group. See you there.


Seriously, I mean looking at you, I don't feel like you had lunch or yes Yes, I got the deserts. I got the deserts. Yes No, no, no, no, it was I don't know some other thing, but I ate Okay, so we are starting with the lightning talks. We have got total eight lighting talks right now The first one is harsh Gupta. Is he a Harsh Gupta Amit Kumar is here Amit Kumar Yes, Mahotra Is here. Okay, Kunal is here. Yes, Kunal Okay, so Kunal is the one whose topic is analytics with ya with then okay, so there are two Kunals Okay, good. Okay ticketing and deployment, right? So Pratyush is here Okay, Pratyush. Good. Yeah, yeah Okay, so we are having our first landing talk and his topic is Django deployment using Git push Hi, so the topic is deploying Django projects using Git push So who has this cool feature where we just get pushed the code and it gets deployed Migrating the app and collecting static and all those things. So this is about that thing and The concept is basically that we use the git's post receive hook It is based on this talk by Harry Percival the blog post link is given here and The implementation I like to Demonstrate is using Ansible Using Ansible, we can get this post to see file insiders source code and we conversion control it So that's the advantage of using Ansible with with this post to see hook implementation So here's the Ansible task what Ansible does is that Ansible maintains the state of a look of a of the Remote machine just as we specify. So if we say that we need some some libraries Then the Ansible ensures that remote server has those libraries or if we say that create this folder Then Ansible ensures that this folder is created on a remote machine So what we are doing in the first task is we are initializing a Simple git git repository on a remote server and in this second task We are just copying the post to see file into the hooks folder which will be executed as when when the code is When the code is available on the remote server. So We need to ensure that this file is executables and that is why we change the mode to 7 5 5 This is the post to see file Which is executed by by the git git post to see hook. I will go through some of the Main lines like cities to ensure that the script stops running once once any of the command fails This is simple like we are switching to the virtual environment and we are installing the Requirements file then we are collecting the static and we are migrating the app just exactly as we do on hero So we just git push and it executes all these all these commands and That's it like that we restart the deployment server and the engine server and The code is live on server So the more more details are available on this link. I picked up much of it from this talk another alternative approach is to use fabric and fab file the Advantage in fab file is that we can do other stuff also like running local tests before deployment and those things But in case of git push like in this approach, we don't need to like the the script is very verbose. So we can just Know all the lines of code that we need to all the command lines that we need to execute. So That's it and I use it on my website screener.in. It's a finance website and you can ask me questions on Twitter handle Thank you


It's true, and you false-honey. Spongy. Today it is. I'm a false official Twitter account. And 2D! Oh my goodness, what have we done? I don't know what we did, need to. We finally watched a shала. The 1975 film starting Amatok Bakjan. Amatok Bakjan. Ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding. And say... Sanjiv Kumar. Yep. And Helen the girl who's dancing for Gavar and crew in the middle right after the intermission. She starts belly dancing Oh, gotcha. Gotcha. That's Helen cool And say that name for me too as well I'm just calm. I'm a place gobbler. Yes. Yes gobbler saying not copyers, right Foreman saying but this not so I for me real quick after his family is murdered By a notorious and ruthless bandit a former police officer enlists the services of two outlaws to capture the bandit. It's directed by Ramesh Sippy. Ramesh Sippy in 1975. And it's a Sippy production. Oldest film We've obviously it's a sport because a hundred percent of you have seen this.  Exactly. No, but for those of you who haven't liked that one American subscriber in Des Moines Go watch it and then come back But this is a Three hour and 35 minute film. I believe how long it was good Exact time there. Thank you. Yeah but Whoa, whoa, your initial thoughts. I have mixed emotions. Okay. What about you? It depends It depends. Oh, yeah. Well, your what we're thoughts It's a very Strange mixture of genre. Mm-hmm as well as a very strange mixture of moments that I thought were Fantastic and other moments that were really bothersome. Mm-hmm Ultimately, I can't deny the importance of the film in terms of what it did and It was it was groundbreaking as far as like I've done a little research on it since we watched it in terms of It was a huge big budget movie. It broke records in terms of people watching it. It was Not a critical success at first, but then it was a monster success and still is for people But it's definitely a cult classic. Yeah, definitely a cult classic So and it had there were moments where I was deeply deeply impressed And then there were other moments where I was Confused and didn't understand so it's a it's a it's a mixed bag for me Mm-hmm. Yeah. Well, I could understand that and all that kind of stuff. I actually really ended up enjoying this I watched it with my wife And she helped me a lot actually because her growing up with her father Westerns with their that was their genre. Yeah, that's what they watched. Yeah And so she was able to help me. She was like I looked it up. This was actually inspired by the magnificent seven the original magnificent seven Which you can tell after watching it. Yeah, she said also after watching it She was like it was actually very reminiscent of the good bad and the ugly. Yep And so in the middle of it because I watch is probably in about Two and a half parts. Mm-hmm. I stopped because obviously it's long and so I didn't want it to drag on for my ADD brain So I kind of split it up But she was able to explain to me she was like it's actually very reminiscent of old Westerns 100% In the best of ways in terms of I was like so just did old Westerns often have like because the main characters I thought were amazing and we'll get into them. I thought the Amataka Bakchan the other main guy Whatever his name is Sanjeev please hear and then I'm at Khan. I thought we're all yeah, Sanjeev please soccer And then and then yeah, I'm a say his name I'm just calm. They got a place to develop. Oh, yeah I thought we're all really really good and grounded performances Yes, and then obviously does some of the side characters were very over dramatic and I was like is that normally she's like Yes, it's actually very normal. You have your especially old old Hollywood Westerns.  Cool hand Luke. What's his name? Paul Newman was cool hand Luke Cleannies with as well. Yeah very grounded Hero, but then the side characters often very exaggerated characters kind of like that main first guy in That they got them the half of the reward Mahan, he was very that and then Basanti when we first met her was that way, right? I think it was on purpose.  He's yes Big B was annoyed. Yes I was like, oh god But a lot of the flaws with this I couldn't really hold against it like the length the old Hollywood stuff, right? That's long as hell too. It's just how films were made back then and this is gonna be even longer It's Indian so it's gonna be even longer, right? And then some of the acting she explained to me she was like I think it was on purpose a lot of these actors Were very heightened on purpose. Yeah Not the main three they were incredible like I said we'll talk about them But I actually ended up really enjoying it because it was so unique and it established itself in the beginning as being weird It established itself at what point did it become that for you when they were on the? Motorcycle, yeah, that's that's when I realized I actually liked I liked that it got quirky weird Yeah, I was very impressed with the opening train. Oh, so was I I was that's very being made a long time ago I'm 1975 but a long time ago. It was very impressive some of the fight scenes I some of the train scene similar 100% agree. It was as good The stunt work and the action sequences were as good as Anything you would have seen in American TV and film and in the mid 1970s Some of the stunt work was just freaking Fantastic and when you realize how little technological advances they had at the time how how Just the minimal things they had to do to make it work And make it work well the thing I was there were the two things I was most impressed by in which for me Elevates this to a point where I can't deny the greatness of the movie. I consider it to be a great movie But the watchability factor which I'll talk about in the second was was hard for me in a lot of spots the greatness of it for me is is Threefold first the quality the action sequence they had a burn sequence When burn sequences weren't really being done let alone mastered They had a full upper-body burn that they held on camera for a good 15 seconds that I just was floored by as well as horse work as well as I mean a lot of horse work just just Fantastic stunt work top top top of them notch did not know that Indian cinema was at that level of Action this not work secondarily. I felt the the performances of the main three that you talked about were Astonishingly grounded and Basanti even got better eyes. Yeah, I think it went on 100% and it's not a surprise no that the people who are the most grounded are theatrically trained and come from theater background I mean and then also the primary story the main story throughout about this detective and this villain and Their feud and what their feud was about and how it happened and how these two guys play a part in that I Love that more than anything and I would like to take that story sincerely I think that story should be taken and could be turned into a contemporary American Western and be a Absolutely phenomenal story. I mean it's it is loaded with fury and anger and hurt and So those are my favorite takeaways. Yeah, and we can talk about like them I thought the way they were introduced because This was a very different performance for For me that we've seen 100% I mean, no, most people probably saw this like this is his first day Yeah, but the sense we've known him kind of reverse Right and going back. He's like it's so such a different performance. He's so cool and Collected and yeah, very shy. Yeah and but very direct and like he was definitely the star of this film and I love The way it ended with him dying. I didn't see coming. I was like, oh, this is awesome Yeah, but I told Steph at the beginning because I looked it up She was like, what is this based on because she has seen every Western like I said, yeah She's what is this based off or she's like I said, oh it says it's based off of Magnificent seven.    I think I probably liked it more than you You probably did let me ask you if you like this because I'll tell you the thing I just did not like to the point of detesting and just was like get rid of this please was the whole Hitler Nazi prison guard guy That that section for me was that threw me so bad because I was expecting a very deeply grounded dramatic Western style story with maybe some points of humor and it went from Being like the Magnificent seven to Mel Brooks. Yeah, I'm like, but that only lasts. What's the point? But that only lasted 10 minutes true that and then it got it was also like they was Once again, she's really intelligent. Yes. She said that was like she like right when the shot when he was playing with the Ball she was like that's Charlie Chaplin. It's a dude. It was a direct shot. Yeah, Charlie Chaplin had as Hitler Yes, doing the world. Yes, it was clearly something that they wanted. Yes in it It might have worked at the time. It was just it was obviously weird It didn't bother me because it didn't continue with the film right God But it was like this is 10 minutes. I kind of just threw it away It was one of those things obviously this film that my biggest flaw for it was that it was so long And you can't like I said, I can't really blame it because that's right I can't westerns were that way. It's India. So, of course, it's long course But obviously that's the only flaw I could find, you know Like I could watch this again and now like since I don't have to watch the dialogue I can fast forward and then I could also just like go do something while certain scenes are on to come back when there's an Amazing action scene the train scene because there were some amazing scenes in this scene There's also some great acting scenes between great the people the the first scene that really really Like drew me in where I was Completely captivated felt like what I was have what I was watching was really happening in the way that great dramatic dangerous moments and Westerns do was that moment when Gavir Singh's men come and they disappointed him by failing to do what they were supposed to do I loved it and he's got the three of them there with his gun and he puts the three bullets in That's a that scene was written shot and acted brilliant that actor was amazing. Yeah Obviously outside of Big B. He was definitely my favorite part one of the most pleasant surprise Yeah, because I didn't anticipate somebody coming up that we didn't know who would play a bad guy Well, I I know he was coming cuz when I've asked people said so what scenes should we recreate from old Bollywood? They it was often they wanted I didn't know what they were talking about. I didn't seen it But they said some scene from Corbin can play they wanted me to play the villain And I remember the one of the first memes that was created for us was the motorcycle meme And we had no idea what that was Oh a hundred percent But they just popped up out of nowhere And when they were driving let's just point out for a second to lead actors because it was both of the lead actors They were driving in that motorcycle in sidecar in Pretty life-threatening ways They were bouncing all over the place and I thought you have your lead actors in Extremely precarious positions right now and and you don't care I thought that was pretty they're probably being pulled on a Yeah, but they were still moving at normal clips and at any moment they could have tossed over and really injured themselves But I loved it. I love that because I also love that it established This is not gonna be a typical Western. It's gonna be like a really quirky right Western right in parts and so I was like I was like cool. They're establishing this in the beginning So you're not kind of thrown off when something which I would something weird and I did appreciate that I did appreciate the weirdness and the annoying aspect of Basanti the thing that read the one The only thing that for me was really a Why was the Nazi prison sequence I felt like it was pointless Yeah, I also felt at the very ending and this is this is like unit picking the time giving a permission but it was it went from I felt being very very grounded to the the climax being melodramatic in terms of The way it was being told and it went from being really believable to being not believable at the very very end I kind of got disconnected at the end of bit when the guy with no arms was killing him with his feet Yeah, I didn't I actually thought it was funny I thought it was going back to the corking is it was like the almost Monty Python. It's like I know which It's just a flesh room. I know but for me. It's like watching Clint Eastwood in a whole movie suddenly go Yeah, but they let it let it let it. I hope you like this show. I'm like, what are you doing right now guys? Yeah, but they established themselves as it wasn't a Clint Eastwood thing So I was like it did it had very grounded moments. Yeah, but then it also had very quirky moments Of course, it's gonna it's gonna go back and forth. I didn't mind that part. I was like, this is corky It's yeah, of course I mean I was like right when I saw that he had the spikes. I was like, oh, this is gonna be epic Yeah, I wanted I wanted the ending why that's that's your fault. No because that's what it was It established itself. They literally had a sidecar go off and then come back on its own true But those were ancillary fillers Honoring other moments. The main story was very grounded and very serious They didn't do anything quirky with gober sing and his three guys. They didn't do anything quirky when The detectives family is murdered They didn't do anything quirky. Well, those are different parts there They they right have a different parts for each thing, but that's what I'm talking about That's that's through story and it wasn't like it wasn't like slapstick. It was meant to be like Kind of weird, but it was also not meant. I think the only weird part was that They didn't have the technology to really show this guy Because obviously it looked like a dummy when he was but they didn't really have the technology then and then it also Came back at the end when he like just broke down at the end that he's finally killed him And he's finally sobbing about his family that I liked I would have Went I just this was made in 1975 Rick. I know that it was made in 1975 I'm not talking about the technological aspects. I'm talking about the storytelling When I saw he had pointy shoes, I Thought he wanted to kill. That's the only way you can kill. He doesn't have any arms or legs It's just a flesh wound right So for me, I didn't like the quirkiness until they bring it in at the end I didn't even really like the quirkiness. I Don't think you've got the film. I Don't think you understood it. I may not have I just know I felt there was an Extremely powerful story being told that turned into The kind of silliness I see an over-the-top exaggerated films that have come out of it wasn't that In the end it was exaggerated because it was like, I mean this probably won't happen But it wasn't like three stooches. No, it wasn't three stooches But the level of believability went completely out the window Well, the level of believability of the whole thing is weird They these guys can't shoot like that with those types of guns that fast the whole thing is kind of unbelievable Well, not so much so that a man without arms is going to definitively beat up another guy with arms and He suddenly goes At his age. He's doing feats of superhuman strength of his jumping I'm not saying it's not weird But it's not like it was out of the realm of the film the film established itself as it says not really in reality But it had so many grounded moments and it also had so many not grounded moments and the not grounded moments Weren't part of the main story. That's my point. Yes, they were You think that the story of this film is is Dismantled by removing the Nazi guy in it That's not the only part I'm talking about. No, I don't know the rest of it is like they like they have so many Moments where they defy gravity where they like defy logic defy physics But they don't do it in the context of the meaty story. They do it as ancillaries It wasn't that odd really that you didn't The final fight sequence for you didn't disconnect you and make you think this is mellow dramatic I was like, this is exactly what the film has been. That's what it was to me Okay, full like the moment with gobbler saying it is three guys. There was nothing quirky or unbelievable Once again, the whole thing is not quirky. They they go in and do quirkiness every which lay every little parts They don't do it right all at once agreed But the court talking about this too much You didn't like it I get it no no no no As a whole it's not that I didn't like the film. I didn't like that aspect Anyways, but I like this guy a lot the Ahmed Khan. I thought he did really really well. I thought something that's got her Yeah, yeah, very Surprisingly, I like his quirkiness. I like the fact that he kept laughing and he was kind of almost Off as a rocker. I Believe he was dangerous. Yes. I believed him as this character. So I thought that was really really good I'd like to see more of him if he's like still acting or no, he died in 1992 and more of Helen See you already forgot I don't know why that was such a big deal to you But I thought the Basanti number When she was she had to dance there wasn't Basanti who danced it was Helen No in front gobbler sing. Yeah. Yeah, that wasn't oh, yeah, that was Basanti when she stepped on the glass No, no, no, that's a different dance sequence No, I'm talking about the end when they threw glass and the things that if you don't keep dancing He's gonna die right right right right. That's not it. Correct. That was that's what I'm talking about Yeah, I'm not talking about whoever the hell you're talking about. No, I'm talking about Basanti She's actually main character. Got it. Um, but I love that sequence Yeah, and also did you pick up on where we've heard that before? No That song well that it was inspired the song we heard was inspired by show let Super 30 Really Basanti don't dance in front of these dogs Did you pick up on that on your own? No, okay? Wow? I would have been so impressed No, that was purely something you saw on man. Oh, it's that connection Wow in the super 30 review Yeah, so we talked about we liked it and somebody was like that's from show lay So I kept actually waiting for the ah, okay I kept waiting for the wow and then the song never came But yeah, she was like he said Basanti don't dance in front of these dogs Yeah, I was waiting for Basanti to dance and that's he just said the line But that's cool. What a cool little shout out. That is yeah super 30. Yeah, that was that was great We thought it was just made up. I mean, it's a they did their English from They're watching of show lay So they got that obviously watch that's very we didn't get that yeah, not at all no show lay at all Yeah, but yeah, I thought it was really cool. I Do know there was some behind-the-scenes romances going on here. Oh, really and shenanigans of sorts Yeah, I'm most cast members Everybody Literally all the leads. Oh really there was triangles and people wanting other people who shouldn't be wanting other people Because they're married and and yeah, like between all of the leads really. Yeah Cool, but it was also apparently in the book and I got this from that the Bollywood book of the Ground-breaking nature of of the film in terms of it was a considered at the time a massive budget film It was like I guess nine or ten million US dollars at the time Which was really really high and made 30 million ultimately, which is a huge Beautiful success to make three times what we put into the film a lot of other aspects of it that were very very groundbreaking I love a lot of the songs. I thought they were really really cool Unique yeah old-school style songs. I love the main three They were obviously my favorite part was the just especially big B He was amazing and then he was really good to use probably my third favorite But the villain and big B were definitely my favorites. Yeah in terms of their gravitas and I will say this as well I I liked a couple of other things we haven't mentioned I did I did really I felt that the music throughout not just the songs because I like the songs But I felt that the the music granted at times. This was the 1970s Someone would say a line and the orchestra would done it done that was normal You get they get a pass for that the but I really liked the use of music throughout when it was used How it was used if I felt like we were in that did the that world did the Foley work take you back to yesteryear Yeah, really did and I can't say I really I really can't say enough about the special effects the action sequences on the stunt work I was deeply deeply the opening of the film was amazing amazing the train so the train sequence and amazing wasn't incredible I can't stress for those of you Who who can easily take for granted what you see today with the special effects that we have today What they had to do for that sequence. Oh, yeah I think that sequence of our memory correctly took two weeks to shoot really. Yeah, which is not a surprise No, because that was a real train Really moving with real stunt work falls off of it that you not only had to capture But then you had to capture it and make sure you had continuity Yeah, so everything look right I Just incredible this movie needs to be watched for people just to be shown You know, it's one of the things we talked about in terms of Americans not appreciating the fact that India has not been The impression we had before we started the channel was that American cinema has always been doing this and at every level always and Indian cinema is like Light years behind us. This is a great example of how that stereotype is needing to be smashed because the quality of the action and the stunt work and Everything with the cinematography in the direction was comparable to anything you would have seen in American cinema and TV at the time All of the TV series all of those westerns that we mentioned. It's at that level. I'm glad we got to a classic Yeah, me too, and so we can kind of know the differences in between Yeah, this era the 90s era and in the current era. I think that three eras of Bollywood. Yeah but But my one of my favorite lines was from Basanti when she was running away from the bandits Oh, she's like run horse. It's a matter of my chest today This is a great line and she went for me. She went from being I was annoyed with her like like big B was like, oh goodness Talking got a lot more normal. I really liked her toward the end. I was like, this is this is a sweet girl I like this girl. Yeah, and I could see way and the other thing. I'm so glad I remember this I love any movie That can depict the love of two men for one another without sexualizing it Just because so often and understandably so because there haven't been stories that have been told that actually do depict That when that has happened But it was really beautiful to see two guys who so just a friendship the deeply loving friendship the literal sense I got emotional even though it had the mellow drama. I was getting emotional with Viru Oh, yeah, they're telling him don't leave me. He did a great job. I don't want to live without you You know, I thought he did a really good job. I called the double-sided coin, too Oh, did you I called that? I was like, that's a double any time I see a coin. I'm like That's the cynic in the cynic in the sketch. That's a double-sided coin. Yeah, I'm so not that much I was like oh It was a double-sided coin he was always gonna do the things that was best for his buddy Yeah, I'm such a goof. Yeah, I was so I'm so gullible. Yeah, I really loved it I could definitely watch this again. I could watch it again. I would skip through the Nazi crowd Yeah, I would watch it like I think a lot of people like it's on and they'll do stuff while it's on come back They're in the good scene 100 that's how people watch this film Yeah, and I could totally do that because there's so many great scenes in this. Yeah, but yeah 100% love it. What other classics should we watch next, please? Yes There's I mean, there's a ton. There's time. We need to watch Joda Akbar. There's that other one That's I always forget the name starts with a B though. I can see I know the comments I have literally been requesting this every day for eight months Because we know you have Thank you for your patience