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Now, as residents of Delta State await the constitution of the State Executive Council, the governor, Sheriff Oberowary says, appointment-interversed political officers will soon be made to strengthen the machinery of government. The governor, who said this at his inauguration in Thanksgiving and 60th birthday reception held in Asaba, urged residents to be patient as more appointments would be made very soon. Oberowary said his relationship with the people at the grassroot is fundamental. Despite being a governor. The way we're having the crisis, I would have to put a call to it and all that.  Of course, what he calls, stay finished. And I said, look, I must listen to the voice of God and stand behind you. It was really getting tough, but I had the directive that I must stand behind you and I'll go over there. So God truly had a plan for you, and he did process it at the right time. We thank God in the last six years. God hasn't prayed to the speaker for six years to get us there today. I believe that God had processed you for this position that you now hold. And then hold in the position and clock insisting a year of honor that really God has prepared you.


Was the revolving door that the Ravens had an offensive coordinator due to Joe Flacco or just bad coaches? Which player on the Ravens roster is set to make some serious progression and carve out an increased role? Has wide receiver coach David Coley really been the most important addition for the Ravens this offseason? These questions and many more on this episode of NFL Questions from Subscribers. This is a series where you can ask me any NFL question you want to based off of any NFL team and we answer it in a video just like this. If you want to be part of NFL Questions from Subscribers you can send me a DM on Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat or Facebook with your question or if you don't have either one of those four you can send me an email at teamkeepitcleanageemail.com or if you want to take it up a notch you can send your question to our PO Box. The address is listed down below in the description and just make sure you address it to engraving vids. Also don't forget to check out the merch and don't forget to subscribe to our Madden channel Gaming with Engraven. Everything you need, all the information is down below in the description and without further ado let's get into these questions. First question came from my boy Malone410. He said, what's up Engraven? I got a question for a subscriber vid but it's kind of stepping into the past. He said, do you think that the revolving door of offensive coordinators during Joe Flacco's era was due to them being bad coaches? Or was it actually Joe's play that caused all of those firings? And also how do you feel about Greg Roaming? How do you feel Greg Roaming will do coaching LeMaw? I appreciate you and keep doing great things, teamkeepitcleanageemail. Appreciate that Malone, thank you. So wow this is a fun question, very fun question. So was the revolving door an offensive at offensive coordinator during Joe Flacco's era due to them being bad coaches? Or was it actually Joe's play that caused those firings? Well, it all depends on how you look at it. But for Cam Cameron, he got fired right toward the end of that season. And then what was the coach who went to the Lions and coached them? Oh, I forget. Jim Caldwell. He took over for him and Ravens ended up winning the Super Bowl. It ain't like the offense was on fire all of a sudden or anything like that. But they ended up winning the Super Bowl. And then he was the head coach. I mean, he was the offensive coordinator for the Ravens for, I believe, the following year. And the offense was not all that. But then he left and went to go be head coach for the Lions. Marty Morninweg, well, we know before him we got Rex, not Rex. Oh, what's his name? Mark Tressman. I was getting his name mixed up with Rex Grossman. Mark Tressman, that was terrible. Marty Morninweg, it wasn't so bad. The thing with Marty Morninweg, though, was that he just, they wouldn't go with what worked. They would consistently always go against what was working. But something that's so, I mean, it's a lot of different factors that played into that. But it's funny because somebody brought this up a long time ago. Before the whole Joe Flacco LeMond thing started, somebody brought it up. And they said, we've been through a lot of different offensive coordinators. And all of those offensive coordinators, they've had one thing in common and one thing only. And that was Joe Flacco. They've all had the same thing, the same person. And I forget who the offensive coordinator was before when Flacco was a lot younger. But regardless, they've all had the same guy under center. So what that person was saying was that it's not all these coordinators that's really been the problem. They felt like it was really Joe Flacco that was the problem. Because it's with people going through different offensive coordinators, and of course, you want consistency at any position or at the front, in the front office on the coaching staff or whatnot, you want consistency there. Because consistency can go a long way. But with an offensive coordinator, a quarterback, they've got to be able to understand new concepts, understand new terms, and translate that to the field. That's why they are the quarterback of the team. They are responsible for executing those plays that the offensive coordinator rolls out on offense. They're responsible for that. So with what that person was saying was that it doesn't seem like Joe Flacco really had that consistency as a quarterback. And like I said before, Flacco had always been the same type of guy. He was never best of the best quarterbacks. But he was decent. He did his thing. There was a lack of consistency. But there wasn't a lack of consistency like certain years or anything. It was all the time. The play was always hot and cold. He could go out there have a great game. This was with each and every offensive coordinator. This was with each one. He can go out there one week, have a great, phenomenal game. Just kill it. But then the next week, it's like, man, what happened? Where do we go wrong? So if I had to choose, I would go with Flacco. I think it was more so Flacco than the revolving toward offensive coordinator. But at the same time, too, with Joe Flacco, with it being Flacco, it was also the people around him. Because Ravens, they never really invested in the offense for Flacco. But with the Ravens and with Joe Flacco, it's like their biggest investments on offense since Flacco had been there. Their biggest investments on offense are the guys that he did the best with and had the best chemistry with. That being two second round picks. One of them was Ray Rice. One of them was Tori Smith. Those two guys, Flacco had some of the best chemistry, the best chemistry with those two guys better than he had with anybody else. Why? They've been through different offensive coordinators with him. But he got to actually grow with them. He got to build a rapport with those guys. They had chemistry. They knew each other. And they made so many plays over the years together. And like I said, I think it's just a mix of a bunch of different things all in one. And that created a perfect storm of going from one offensive coordinator to the next. So again, it's a mix of, yeah, Flacco, it's a mix of the Ravens too, not giving them anything. And that's why going forward with Lamar Jackson, I think that's why they really started a youth movement on offense. So we can give them a chance to grow with some guys. Give them a chance to click with some guys and give them a chance to really establish a relationship with these guys, a business relationship, on a field relationship, so they can take off for the future. And to your second question, how do I feel about Greg Roman? How do I feel he will do coaching Lamar? I think he'll do just fine, because he's worked with the unconventional quarterback, so to speak, Colin Kaepernick, Tyrone Taylor. Guys whose arms are not really appreciated. They're not really appreciated.  They got to respect them. And not saying that the typical quarterbacks are not respected because they are, but when you got a quarterback that can take off on you too, you got to respect them even more because that's just another threat. That's something else that you've got to be worried about as a defense. Because it's like, man, who's he going to throw to? Who's he going to throw to? But then you think, oh man, he could take off on us too.  You don't know what's coming next. And when whatever is coming, when it comes next, then boom. It can be too late for you. So real good questions. Appreciate you. Next question came from my boy Mr. Maura. He said, do you think Hollywood Brown would top 1,000 yards this year if everything goes right? And would you rather have a dominant pass rush with a trash secondary or dominant secondary with a trash pass rush? So first question, do you think Hollywood Brown would top 1,000 yards if this year, if everything goes right? Well, if everything goes right, he definitely would. I think first things first, the injury, it got to be 100%. They can't rush him. They got to take their time with that. And also with him and Lamar, they got to have that connection, that chemistry. And then he got to make some plays. Both of them got to make some plays together. And I think they can do a really good job at that, because what both of those two are so good at, we saw it with Lamar Jackson last year as a professional. We saw it with Hollywood Brown when he played with Kyla Murray, the improvised plays, the plays that aren't scripted, the stuff you got to do on the fly. If they can get that connection together, if they can be on point together with those, then they're going to be super dangerous for a long time, really long time. So I'm excited to see Hollywood, but I do, again, I'm patient. I don't mind being patient. Don't rush them back, Ravens. I know you learned your mistakes before, but hopefully you did. But don't rush them, please. And the second question, would you rather have a dominant pass rush with a trash secondary? Or a dominant secondary with a trash pass rush? Oh, that is very tricky. But I would say, I think a dominant pass rush with a trash secondary would be better. Reason being, because a dominant pass rush, that can make your secondary look a lot better than what they are. Because if you have a dominant pass rush, then you're getting after quarterbacks. And quarterbacks are not going to have any time to expose your secondary. Now, if you flip it, you have a dominant secondary with a trash pass rush. Your secondary, I don't even know if that's possible. I mean, you could have some really good corners. They could hang with these receivers for a long time. But if the quarterback got all day to sit back there and throw, they're going to find somebody, eventually. They're going to find somebody. And if they have all day and you not getting any pass rush, the more time that quarterback has, just sit there, sit there, sit there.  They ain't got no pressure on them. So with all the pressure on the quarterback alleviated, they don't have to worry about making a bad throw. Well, they still gotta worry about making a bad throw, but they have as much less of a chance that they make a bad throw. So I would say, of course he won both, but I would say dominant pass rush with a trash secondary. Next question came from my guy, Matt Stones. He said, apart from Lamar Jackson, which player on the roster is set to make serious progression this year and carve out an increased role in the team? In my opinion, Kenny Young will be a star this year and put in some good performances. Anyway, he's looking forward to hearing your opinion from you and hearing your opinion. Oh, excuse me, he said anyway, looking forward to hearing from you and hearing your opinion. Respect, Matt, and big fan of the Vids, by the way. So appreciate you watching the videos, Matt. So which player, apart from Lamar Jackson, is set to make some serious progression this year and carve out an increased role on the team? An increased role. And obviously besides Lamar Jackson, I would say Peanut. Peanut. With Peanut, he has always been a secondary inside linebacker. He has never been the guy at inside linebacker. He has never been the primary guy at inside linebacker and I know he has started some games, but I mean, him actually being penciled in to be the guy before the season starts. Him actually being penciled in to be the starter before the season starts. He hasn't had that before. He hasn't had that. He's always been behind the CJ movie and he's always been a guy that's made some plays and preseason throughout the season too, but it hasn't been him, it hasn't been his team. Now with it being his team, his defense, his position to hold down as the starting inside linebacker, well, most likely. It hasn't been confirmed yet, but you know where this is going. I'm super excited to see him and I think he set to make some serious progression this year with an increased role because as an inside linebacker, man, you are responsible for a lot. You're responsible for a lot. You got to hold down. You are the nucleus of the defense. You're right there in the middle of everything. In the middle of everything. Like literally you're the middle linebacker because you're in the middle of everything. You got outside linebackers on your left and right. You got cornerbacks way on your left and right.  You got the safety's desk behind you. You're right in the middle of everything. So you have so much responsibility as that guy to be pointing out what guys need to get lined up at, to be calling out the plays, to be just have people ready. So my guy would be Peter. Next question came from my guy, Thomas. He said, what's the most that Chicago would trade us for care, Vedvik, the kicker, who had those unfortunate issues last year in the wrong side of Baltimore? Anyway, what's the most that Chicago would trade us for Vedvik? I would say probably like a fifth, sixth round pick. Reason I say that is because they know that the Ravens aren't gonna keep them. It's obvious the Ravens aren't gonna keep them. What are they gonna make them battle with Justin Tucker? No. The only possibility of them keeping him was if they decided to go cheaper at Punta. I don't see them doing that, but it's a possibility, but I don't see them doing that. So with them knowing that he's gonna be released, just if you don't want him to be released to everybody, so everybody has a chance at him, then you offer the fifth, sixth round pick, maybe even a seventh, maybe even a sixth or seventh. You might not even have to go as high as a fifth, but if you just really wanna make sure you secure this guy and like, hey, Ravens, we want them, don't even drop them, don't release them, we'll give you a draft pick for them. But they probably could get away with a sixth or seventh, so yeah, anywhere from a fifth to a seventh pick, I think that would, oh, but he did say what's the most that Chicago would trade us for, Vendvik, I would say the highest would be like a fifth or sixth round pick. Next question also came from a guy at Thomas. He said, is David Cully the most important addition that the Ravens have made this offseason? And oh, David Cully was the, he is the wide receivers coach and he's also a passing game coordinator. So is he the most important addition for the Ravens this offseason? I feel like he may actually be an underrated, a very underrated addition for the Ravens this offseason, because of course we all tend to get caught up in what players the Ravens added, who the offense and defensive coordinators are. Of course the head coach, but they remain the same, but usually with a lot of people, we get caught up in the players themselves. But David Cully, he was kind of a, sort of a low-key signing for the Ravens, but when you look at his past and the type of receivers that he's worked with and the offenses that he's worked with and John Harbaugh's familiarity with him, then you think like, hold up, wait a minute. And then when they drafted a Hollywood Brown, it's like, wait a minute. Y'all trying to bring that Chiefs vibe over here? Cause he worked with Andy Reed, with the Chiefs, Tyrick Heal and him. He worked with DeSean Jackson, so Hollywood could be that guy. He could be that guy, and then of course James Urban too. So they got some guys that know each other on the staff. So they really, a lot of us, I mean, we of course know the Ravens for defense, but I think with the addition of him, the Ravens are really, they're really trying to put their all into this offense. They're really trying to put their everything into this, not necessarily everything, but they're really, really trying to make this offense work and they're trying to light it up. And I love it, I'm a fan. I'm a big fan of that. So he could be, he could be exactly that. He could be the most important addition this off season, because his addition doesn't just go to the culture staff. It can reflect on the players too. And with wide receiver having been an issue, having been one of the biggest issues for the Ravens forever, pretty much, he can change the culture. Next question came from my boy, Andrew Robinson. He said, what's up in Raven? I just saw the video about Lamar, but you're 100% right. I think Lamar might just be the most heavily screwed nice quarterback in the NFL history. I'm sure their names I could be overlooking, but where was this scrutiny when Tebow was transitioning? It always seemed like Tebow caught some flag here and there, but fans of the NFL were truly rooting for him. But Lamar, on the other hand, seems to have everyone against him, wanting to see him fall just to prove their point. It's a real shame because I think Lamar is a special player and I still have my faith in number eight. Just thought I shared my thoughts, team, keep it clean. They appreciate that, Drew. And yeah, that's a, wow. Wow. That is a good point. Because, yeah, and like he said, Tebow caught some flag here and there. And Tebow, like he looking at Tebow in just the way that he did things, the way that he threw the ball, just, it just, it looked bad. It looked very bad. With Lamar's, in the beginning of Lamar's, he had his head look bad, but he showed a lot more flashes than Tebow did. Like Tebow is funny because Lamar's playoff game, how he started off the first three quarters, like, and he completed like, I think two yards, something like that. It was really bad, the first three quarters and then the fourth quarter got a lot better once they opened it up. That's how Tebow's entire games were for like that first three quarters. And then he would make plays, like most of the plays were like, with his legs on the ground. He would complete some passes here and there too. But all of his games were like that.  But again, yeah, but he was winning. He was winning. But yeah, Tebow had way, way more support than Lamar Jackson did by far. And you just, you make some great points. Hopefully some things would change. Not with the winning part though, with Lamar. We want him to keep winning. We don't want him to fizz a lot like Tebow did. And I think just by his work ethic alone, he's not gonna let that happen. Tebow was somebody that had a lot of success in college. And then, was it his first year? Well, he started when they made the playoffs. I think it was, it was his first year. I think it was. And he was a low first round pick. Well, he was hiding, Lamar Lamar was 32. I think Tebow was like, was he like 19 or something like that? I forgot when he got drafted in the first round. But still, I just, I don't think it'll be the same for both of those guys. I feel like the Ravens have a lot more invested. I know not financially than the Broncos were in Tebow, but it's like the Ravens have invested a lot more into Lamar. They really building this thing around Lamar than the Broncos did Tebow back then. But we're just gonna see how it pans out. But you made some really, really great points. I appreciate the drill. Excuse me, I had to burp real quick. You know how when you burp, it's ready to come out. But if you're talking in my pause or whatever, that's what just happened. So yeah, this is not awkward at all. Next question came from a boy, Mr. King Charles. He said, if Lamar has a 65 completion percentage, 65% completion percentage, next year, what's our record? There's really no telling from that if he has a 65% completion percentage. No telling what the record would be because the quarterback could have the 75% completion percentage. But say for instance, if the defense not holding, I mean, even if you can complete, you can have a 75 completion percentage. So that means you complete in three out of every four passes. But what if those three out of every four passes go for two yards? So they don't go for anything. And then on the other side of the ball, what if the defense ain't holding it down? And you completing all these little baby passes or whatnot, but the defense ain't holding it down. So they keep giving up scores and whatnot. So it's really no way to tell what the record would be. Of course, cause it's like a million different factors too, but it's no way to tell what the record would be based off of Lamar's completion percentage. But now if he did have his completion percentage at 65, that would mean he was completing a good amount of passes. And that would be a pretty good completion percentage.  Like 75, he did something crazy. But Drew Breed is just crazy. He's on a whole another level. Shout out to Drew Breed, shout out to who that, but will Lamar, that would just show that he was consistently passing. He was a consistent passer and he was getting it done. Of course, you're gonna have to factor in this for every quarterback. You got to factor in drops in there too. Of course, along with interceptions, along with incompletions and all that stuff. But you got, there's a lot of different factors that go in there. But I mean, if he's completed 65% of his passes, then that means he is on the right track as far as improving his consistency as a quarterback. So if he is improving his consistency as a quarterback, then the overall offense, they can continue to be on the up and up. So I think that would be a good thing. Next question came from a boy striking with lightning ride. He said, if you had to, would you rather us get rid of Brandon Williams or Bernard Pierce? So, would you rather us get rid of Brandon Williams than Bernard Pierce? It's a tough one for me. It's a very tough one because, again, like I always say, Brandon Williams, he is definitely underappreciated as a player. What he does, it helps make Michael Pierce's job easier. It helps make everybody around him job easier. Not taking away anything from Michael Pierce because he's nice, he gets that interior pressure now. And he can clog up some people now too. But if we had to get rid of one of them, that is a tough one. That is really tough. Brandon Williams or Michael Pierce? If we had to get rid of one of the two, well, actually his question, I think I actually messed up his question because he said, would you rather us get rid of Brandon Williams than Michael Pierce? That even still is a tough question. So would you rather Brandon Williams or Michael Pierce? Which one of the two? Who would it be? If I had to choose, I think I would flip a coin. But I mean, if it's based off of finances, just so it ain't no dead money, Michael Pierce may be that guy. Michael Pierce would be the guy because, but at the same time, Pierce, he's a good player because, again, with Ravens, they produce a lot of delimiting and that's been their thing for a long time. But at the same time, you still don't want to let go a special place. But would those players be so special if they go somewhere else? It usually doesn't work out like that. It's so weird how that happens, but I don't know why, but it's just the Ravens and their defensive schemes. They know how to get the most out of defensive plays. If only it would translate to offense too, that'd be great. But, excuse me.  I, cause I feel like you could go get another defensive lineman, defensive tackle that could clog up space, eat up space, you could draft one or whatnot. But at the same time, there's more to it cause there's that awareness too. Cause Brandon Wales, even though he got the little baby T-Rex arms, he'll still be reaching out for some running backs and grabbing them down. I will go with them getting rid of Michael Pierce. And the thing that would allow me to make that decision would just be based off of finances. Based off of finances. Yeah. And just based off of finances and the Ravens history. Now, like I did say, you don't want to just get rid of special players like that. But at the same time, this is what you breed. And with Brandon Williams, if you get rid of him, that's going to be a good amount of dead money. So I'm going to go with that. That's a good amount of dead money. So I'm going to go with Michael Pierce. It would be a super tough decision, but that's what GM's got to do. Next question came from a boy, Tim Mateo. He said, if Lamar gets hurt at some point in the season, how confident should we be in RG3? And if that happens, do you think he's going to get more, is going to be more like a pocket pastor? Do you think he can run like he did in 2012? Thanks, man. So no problem. So we obviously do not want this to happen at all. But it's his question. So he said, if Lamar got hurt at some point in the season, how confident should we be in RG3? I would have the utmost confidence in RG3. I would not.  But we would have somebody that can come in and pass. We could have somebody that could come in and run. We could have somebody that can come in and make some plays. And I do not feel like the offense would fall off just like last year when he came in. Every time he came in last year, he just, he looked comfortable. He did not look like he was rusty. He looked like he had been playing a whole games. So with him going into this year, knowing that he's the backup, then boom, he should be even more ready. So, and then it's somebody that has experience. There's somebody that's been there, done that. So I think he would be, I think it would be a good mix of, he would, I think he would be in a pocket, but at the same time, things that 2012 would come out of him too. Where he wouldn't, he wouldn't just, because him as a pocket passer, that was taken away from his gifts. That was taken when they tried to change him. When they tried to change him to be something that he wasn't, when they tried to force him like, hey, stay in the pocket RG3. When they tried to hold him down there and chain him down to the pocket. No, you let this guy play his game. You can't do that with people. If you drafted somebody based off of what you saw them do in college and how explosive they were, and just how much of an amazing talent this dude was in college, you don't bring them to the pros and then be like, you know what, we're gonna have you do the exact opposite of that. No, you drafted this guy for a reason because of what you saw. So why would you try to change him? I don't get why teams do that. Why would you try to change him? Now granted, he was taking some bumps and some bruises and some hits. Now at that point, you could try to change, like to A, you gotta slide. But we've seen RG3, we saw it last year in the preseason, we saw it last year doing a regular season. RG3, he's wisened up so much from that and he slides. That dude does not take any hits at all, at all. He'll still take off, he'll take off now, but he won't take any hits. He's way smarter than that now. So, and he's matured as a quarterback. So I think we will get a 2012 version of RG3 plus the 2018 version of him. So he can still, he'll make some plays with his army, he'll make some plays with his legs, but in 2018, he'll be smart about the plays that he makes with his leg and he won't be taking all those bumps like that. See ya!


Hi, beautiful. Thank you for joining me today on this lovely day. You look spectacular. Today we're watching some people get their haircut blindfolded. Why are you guys doing that? It doesn't seem like the best idea. Something about that a whole general statement, cutting your hair blindfolded, doesn't seem to calculate in my head.  Maybe it's the blindfold part. Nevertheless, we are gonna watch these people attempt to do this.  Let's see what happens when you get your haircut blindfolded. Let's do it. Up first, we have a video by Ali Hills and this is called getting a blindfolded haircut. Oh, hi. So my friend Naughty is gonna be here like any minute now because I asked her to come over to cut my hair. I forgot to mention to her that she's gonna be cutting it blindfolded. Oops. I want something fun. Ali, wait, okay. Don't do that. Don't do it that short. I can't do too much. Yes, you can. I don't care about anything. She's my type of client girl. I don't care about anything. Ooh, we're sectioning. This is something different we haven't seen today. We love that. I have a good feeling about this. I don't. Don't be modest here. That was nice. You have like six more inches to go. I know I'm really dramatic, but today's videos have been like actually startling and crazy and like, what? No, it's there. You cut stuff. I can't wait to add layers. The fact that she's just picking up random sections and just going for it, never, ever, never, ever do that. This is the layer that's gonna be a layer. Yeah. Oh my gosh. This is fun. This is so good. Don't move. What are you talking about? This is the layer that's gonna be a layer. That's not how layers work. It's not a cake, baby. These layers are supposed to be blended. It's not like a full-on layer.  No, nobody goes like that. Nobody's going like that. And if they are, they need their hair license taken away. I don't know what's happening, but neither do you. When I get tired of one section, she's just grabbing another section. Do you know what's on angles? What is that? Sure. The front of your hair goes in. It goes in. Yeah, I love that. Is that gonna look good for my face? I would not. Oh my God. You're gonna try and do angles and layers and all this stuff blindfolded? It's just not gonna happen. There's no technique here. This is still really long. Yes, I think so too. I hope you don't get a haircut after this and you just go out in public. I won't get a haircut. Okay, good. You're really gonna get the ladies like this. I have to leave my house for that to happen. God bless.  You're not gonna fix this? We can go shorter. Yeah, for sure. My hair's gonna look great! Only positive. Yeah! We are great. We are wonderful. We are brilliant. We are strong. We are sexy. We are cute. We're popular too. Dude. Oh, yeah. Is that how it goes? Yes, yes. I really wanna know what you're doing. She's point cutting with a blindfold on right now and somehow not cutting herself. I am impressed. I like how we've stopped with the sections but we're still doing layers. Exactly. What happened to the sections? We started off so strong and we just lost it all. I don't know. Go up? Okay. And then I do a twirl with this. And then we texturize it. What is this? What's happening? Is that a lot? Why? Are we doing this? Are you guys as shocked as I am right now? Cause... She just gave her this and then went... And then went... And then... This is over when you say it's over. Okay. Oh, it was so good before. I'm sorry to f**k it up. This is insane. I mean, the front looks great. Who's gonna see me from the back? What's happening? What's going on? Why are we still cutting, dude? Give it up. Dang it. It's not a middle part kind of person, but I can't believe. What is that? What is this? It's really symmetrical and we love it. Oh my God. Good, why'd she do that? Don't look. Let me blindfold you. Yeah, you can't look at this. It's a bad video. Up next, we have a video by Lexi and this is called a blind folded haircut. Gone wrong. Today, I'm going to be cutting my sister's hair. Blind folded. I have a few questions for you. Why would your sister allow this? Why would you allow this?  Also, the last question. What did your sister do to you? That made you feel so inclined to cut her hair blind folded. I just want you to trim it up. I've got some dead ends. You do. And I just straightened it. So they're even more dead. You can see they're all broken and not great. I will agree that she does need a haircut. Those ends are like, like if the ends of hair could make a noise, it'd be. Don't you agree? Like, come on. Put that hair up on the screen and let Emily do the sound effect at the same time.  Just the dead end. So probably like half an inch. So three inches. Wait, definitely not. I appreciate your consultation. Though you didn't listen to your client at all. Totally fine. Totally get that. Been there. We're off to a good start. At least we're taking into consideration what your client would have wanted if you listened to them. You don't always have to do what they say, but as long as you listened. I really think I'll be able to do this because in my mind, I swear I can like, see you in my head. Okay. I don't know where you're getting that idea from because I already know this is just gonna go straight down hill, right? Real quick. Just, just down. This would be hard even for me. Yo, she's actually doing this. The trust in this family goes beyond what it should be. I feel like I'm on new pieces, but I hope I'm not on the same foot. Now I'm like confused about which part I already did. That you already did that part. I know for a fact. No, don't do that. So I just did the outer corner. So follow it with the other one. Oh my God.  Even if she wasn't blindfolded, I don't believe that she could choose correctly. I'm sorry, girl. You were doomed from the start. Like the hair is being pulled back. There's just chunks of hair being chopped off. How does she know if she's cutting things at the same level? How are things gonna line up? These are the questions I'm asking myself. How is this gonna work? Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. This side to the other side. Why is this part so long?  What is going on here? Why are we doing this? What's the catch? Because she literally completely hacked her hair. Oh my God. Wait a minute. Oh, wait a minute. No, honey, no. Please. It's choppiest of mother f***ing. Oh my God, look at all that hair. What's the shortest part? Yo, what? I'm done. I'm done with the series. Look how short that is. I can't tell if this is like a joke. I can't tell if she's wearing a wig. I mean, she's definitely not wearing a wig. This is definitely her real hair and I don't know how she's not freaking out. I'm confused on so many different levels right now. I said like this much. But how much is that? I was gonna put it to like right here. That's the length of the back. No, it's not. I can't believe that. That's what the blindfold back on. No, you lost blindfold privileges. Clean my s*** up. Clean my s*** up. What is this now? What are we doing with this haircut? At least she's fixing it.  Hey, we're cutting it. Even with the blindfold off. Come on down, just whoop. No f***ing to give. Oh, it's getting more uneven. Even with the blindfold off. This side's like a little bit longer but it's not like noticeably longer. A little bit longer? Don't look at it from the back. Just whatever you do, don't look at the back. Because it's like this. Slide. Here, take a picture. Don't do that. It's gonna look different on the camera. Mate, I'll let- Literally every hairdresser. Yeah, I'll take a picture of the back. I look a little bit different on camera but we'll get it. Or a filter on there or something. Does sometimes look different on camera, I will say, though. That's the short part. But isn't there like actually kind of- You left the short piece?  I'd give you a three. The fact that you couldn't clean it up. You said just a couple inches. I mean, you said just do your split ends so I just did the split ends. No, you took like four inches off my hair. I took a picture of before. She botched her sister's hair. Have her go see a professional at this point.  It looks not the greatest. Also, somebody can definitely blend in that really short piece you did in the back of her head because this needs a whole lot of work. That was scary. I actually am shocked that they actually went through with this. We'll all try and forget about it and you just don't do it again. Thank you. Okay. Up next we have a video by Brooklyn and Bailey and this is called cutting my boyfriend's hair blindfolded. So today we're gonna be cutting his hair blindfolded. Blindfolded. All right, well, at least his hair is already short. It obviously needs to be cut. It is so long right now. Something about having clippers in your hands though while having a blindfold on is one of the scariest things I can imagine. Just me. All right, doing great so far. I might miss a little bit, but. At least he's guiding her. He's helping out because she's definitely gonna need it. Okay, whoa! Yeah, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. She was about to go full on no guard. No! Put that guard on there, girl. Okay, pull it a little bit and make sure it's not. Oh my gosh, I'm so... He's already regretting this, you can tell.  Just go slow. Yeah, that's good for now. At least she's got that technique down, you know? That's always important to get good blending. Just... Ah! Ah! Where did I even shave on this? What the f***, okay, so that's the first run through. I have a feeling there's gonna be no blending, no nothing, just like short and like a little bit longer at the top. Just like completely disconnected.  I can't tell. Okay, I'm just gonna get that. Oh my God. Okay, just... You're fine, but slow it down a little bit. Oh, she's getting clipper happy now. She's just going in there like... The sideburn is, it is falling. Why are we bringing it up so high? What I recommend for you guys next time is start off with like a number three, at least. Do this motion towards the widest part of the head and make sure it has a little bit of like a bevel, you know? You don't want it to be like... You want it to be like... Like a little bit of a kinky.  That way you get a nice tapered moment and it's not all just short. That's the difference between a quality haircut and whatever this is. I'm gonna try to fade it. There's the next size. Where my glasses are, stay under... What is she fading? It's already gone. I'm a little bit higher than that in a little higher. I feel confident I could do a men's haircut blindfolded though and like really kill it. Like I feel pretty confident in that. Wow, I want to do that. Who would let me do that? Come over here and you're gonna be the same thing on the sides. So about where my glasses are, I'll just pull them there. Basically just like make a loop around my ear. He isn't gonna be more. He's like... Is this over? Is this over yet? So she just made a deeper cut here and then come over here. She's now going to go in between. Ooh, okay. With the... That like crunchy sound it goes. You kind of go in like really hard. You're like just like scraping my scalp out. That feels so hard to me. She was going in with those clippers. She did not care. She was like, I'm gonna finish. Girl, calm down. My hair is really thick, but it's super straight so you can see straight through to my scalp. Give me the scissors. The still upon me, the scissors. Oh no, no, no, no, no, no. We're gonna cut the top too. She's gonna use scissors to do this. The trust in this relationship is something I'm envious of. I couldn't ever. I'm just gonna cut? Yeah. Okay, I'm gonna cut. What? I mean, she can just cut. Give her something. Yeah, don't cut yourself. Oh my gosh. Oh, kind of made a slow thing. You said you were... This is a lot harder than it was. Oh, please don't cut yourself. Well, you're gonna need some scissors that actually cut the hair. Can we get a recap of that? They're literally bending the hair. Okay, pretty good. Somehow it continues to get taller and taller. It's okay, I guess. I mean, I never claimed to be a professional hair stylist long. No, you didn't. And thank God. This spike is three inches longer than everything else. Things are kind of coming into place. Are you even blindfolded? Are you cheating? No, I'm not cheating. I swear. Cross my hair. Don't cut your finger, please. Slow down. Ah, stop. Literally stop freaking me out. Actually, I'm pretty good. Can I take the blindfold off now? Oh, he looks cute. What do you want to thin out? Something like that. Well, you just chop once. You don't chop a hundred times because it's getting... She went in on the Ethel route with those thinning shears. She was like, full on on the scalp, pulls the hair out. That's gonna make his hair thicker, girl. That's not gonna be great. You need to go way closer to the end with the thinning shears. Or else it's gonna make his hair straight up because you're getting rid of the hair right at the root.  Don't wanna do that. It's a little... Okay. You need some attention, maybe. Oh, that longer hair in the back is really cute. Oh, we didn't even edge it. Oh. For God's sake. Yeah, that's kind of a hard part. I look so bad. Obviously we need to do all that stuff. Around the ear. Ooh, love. Oh. Sketchy. Oh, that's pretty salvageable. I hope they fix that later on. It was a mess. Give that a solid two out of 10. I'm moving on now with my life. I'm leaving that video behind in my past. You guys are all nuts. Everybody who was in this video today, I don't know how you guys all did that, but it was entertaining, so thank you. 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Today's Instagram shout out goes to Elizabeth and she says, I've been wanting to dye my hair for a while now, but don't know what to do. The most I've done with my hair is a perm. Any suggestions on hair colors I should do? Yes, I have a suggestion. I'm thinking deeper, darker. Give me that dark chestnut brown and then also just shaping your haircut, giving it some layering and doing a middle part I think would really just spruce up the look and maybe cutting off a couple inches. If you end up doing that, good luck. I would love to see it. That's all for today, guys. Thank you so much for watching. Don't forget to live your extra life and I'll see you next time. Bye, guys.


So in this video I'm going to do a quick update on what wearable device I'm using, what I've experimented with over the last few years, and why I've settled on the device I am using. Let's get into it. Hey guys, Alex here from AlexFegers.com. Now if you've been following my YouTube channel or my blog or newsletters for a while, you know that I like using health trackers or health wearables. In particular, I like learning about my sleep and stress and recovery. So I've used all sorts of devices over the years and I've reviewed a lot of them as well. My team have reviewed a lot of them, like the BioStrap, the O-ring, the Apple Watch. And I'll put links to all of those videos and reviews down below if you want to check them out. But the other day I got asked what I was doing because I personally haven't really covered this topic much in the last year or so, maybe even more. And I put quite a detailed response to that question and I thought, you know what, there might be other people wondering the same thing and I might be able to share some insights and some personal experiences that may help you if you're in the wearable space or looking at getting into the wearable space. So what am I doing? As of what are we, August 2021? Well, I'm actually back to using the O-ring. This is the second generation O-ring. It's actually been out for a few years now. But let me give you a bit of a backstory. So again, if you haven't been following my stuff, you would have seen that I was a big fan of the original O-ring. For various reasons, the main thing was form factor. It wasn't a bulky wristband or a chest strap. It just went on your finger. And also the fact that I had the airplane mode, like the low EMF mode, you could disable EMF. So that was why I liked it early on. O-ring then released their new and improved generation 2 O-ring, which is what I have here. And that's what I used for a long time. It was great. I mean, it's hardly noticeable when it's on your finger. It's not as bulky as the first one, not as chunky. The software has had some improvements. Though I still think there could be some more improvements, but maybe we'll touch on that later.  I would like to see some more metrics, but hey, I mean, given the size of it, it's always been pretty impressive. But then what happened is I became a father and my wife gave birth to a gorgeous little boy. And I decided around that time that, hey, I wanted to minimize the technology that he was going to be exposed to as a baby and also that I was using. And I was concerned like, even though this O-ring does have an airplane mode, you can disable the transmitter. I was concerned that maybe I'd forget to do that or I wouldn't have enabled it properly. Around the same time, there were some new wearables on the market, or some other companies had updated products. So they were seeing in me their new and improved version. So I thought, hey, you know what, I'll experiment with some of these. And one of these was the Biostrap EVO that was the wristband. And I've always liked the Biostrap. I think from a data metric point of view, it's one of the best out there. If you're a serious biohacker right into your recovery and sleep and all that sort of stuff, I think it's one of the better devices, especially a year or two ago. So, you know, I came and I put that on. And the weird thing is, I've never been able to do wristbands. Like years ago, before the O-ring was out, I tried a jawbone, I think it was. And after a few days, I took it off. I actually had all my clients use jawbones before O-ring was out, because I wanted to see, as a coach, I wanted to see their data. And they will wore it. And a lot of them, you know, had FitBeds, and some of them got Apple watches and that later on. So they were all used to it. But I don't even wear a watch, like I haven't wore a watch since I was a teenager. So just having something on my wrist, I really struggled with it. And just knowing that, knowing though that it was going to help me and it was going to give some great information, I still really struggled with it. I was just like, nah, I just, I don't know, it would catch on things when I'd be on the farm and even putting clothes on. And I was just like, oh, what is this? And of course, the buy strap doesn't have a screen on it. So, you know, there's no, there's no, what's the word, instant use. Like, you don't look at it for the time. We'll see some data and stuff. So what happened is after a few nights or a few days of wearing it, I was like, hey, I can't do this during the day. And I feel uncomfortable wearing it as well, even when I was out and about. So then I just started wearing it at night just for the sleep data, which was good. But I think with a device like that, you really need to have it on 24 seven or not 24 seven, but most of the day as well. So you're getting your movement activity. You're getting the stress load from the day and then the algorithms can, you know, work their magic and give out some really good analytics. So yeah, I actually stopped using it. And in fact, my son at the time, he would have been about one now, was always a bit like, what is this dad? And I was playing with it because it was so foreign. So I stopped it. There was also one or two other little devices that came. I can't remember exactly what they were. And again, I put them on and those other devices weren't as exciting as the BioStrap. So I didn't really bother with them very recently. I thought, you know what, I'm going to get a watch.  And part of the reason I wanted to do that was there have been times now, like especially out on the farm or if I'm doing a little bit of hunting where, you know, it's nice to know the time. You know, when it's going to get dark, you know, that was more what I was looking for. But also I've been back into training now. Like my boy is two and a half years old, I've been back out of the gym. And, you know, I thought, hey, I might get into some running or some rowing or some cycling or something and, you know, having a heart rate monitor device.  So I looked into smart watch options and I found the Garmin Tactics Delta. I think that's what it was called. It's like top of the range Garmin. It was like, I think it was about 1800 or 1500 US, but you could spend more and get one that had, it was like the military grade one. And it had like the ballistic information, ballistic info for longer and shooting, which I do a little bit of, a little bit of. And it had that all built in. I was like, I'll stop it. I'm going to go all out and buy this watch. And yeah, it arrived and I put it on and straight away I was like, I can't do this. It was exactly the same problem as the bystrap. And I was like, I can't, I just can't have, I can't handle something on my wrist. And I really wanted it to work, but the problem with the Garmin as well, I mean, this device was like, it's like the most advanced smart watch on the market. All right, today. So it had a lot of technology in it and it was indestructible effectively. I mean, it's designed for military soldiers and stuff. So it was quite kind of chunky as well. So I think if I had more of a streamlined watch, maybe I could have tolerated it. But yeah, I put it on and seriously, we're then just walking around the house. I was like, this is just not going to work. So yeah, I get the Garmin put on my watch. I put on my wrist and I'm like, yeah, it's so chunky. And I just couldn't do it. And I thought, you know what? Maybe what I should do is if I'm not going to keep it or use it long-term, sorry, if I'm not going to use it long-term, maybe what I should do is at least review it for a month. And, you know, it's some content and I can share my experiences and yeah, it's all good. So thinking I'll do that, I actually went and dug up my O-ring because I thought, well, it would be good to compare the sleep tracking function and the recovery tracking function on the Garmin and compare that with my O-ring data, you know, just to see if they will line up. And I know the O-ring is not perfect for sleep, but hey, it's pretty good.  I haven't worn this for a long time. But around the same time, and remember that the Garmin had just arrived. I've only had this for a few hours. I, when I sit it all up, I remember that it's got the green LEDs that are pulsing all the time. So I took it off. I took it off before I even went to bed because I was like, I do all these things for my sleep and health and minimizing artificial light and all that jazz. And then now I'm going to be wearing a device that uses transmitting and you can turn off those functions, but it's a smart watch without any, you know, Bluetooth connectivity or anything like that. It's almost like having an iPhone without a SIM card in it, right? So I was like, I can deal with that at night, turning off those functions. But I was like, knowing that it's going to be pulsing this green light on my hand all night, I was like, oh, I really, yeah, I just couldn't do it. So I took it off, put it back in the box and, um, yeah, I didn't even really set it up. So I, I, I, if you're curious as to my thoughts on the government, I mean, I probably had on my wrist for 20 minutes max. And I didn't even set it up. So I can't give you any feedback other than it was too bulky for me. And yeah, it was never going to work out. But to wrap up the story, what happened is I had the O-ring on, right? And now fast forward like a month. And I still have the O-ring on. So I'm back to using the O-ring. So I've gone full circle and I guess the key takeaway here is for me, I know that I can't really use wrist straps. It just, it just, it just doesn't sit with me like wristbands. In a nutshell, I stopped using the O-ring for a long time. I tried some other devices, wrist based watches and smart devices. None of them really sat well with me. So I've gone back to using the O-ring and I'm, I'm happy, but could be happier. I hope you've enjoyed it. If you have any questions about what I've just said or the devices I've mentioned or anything like that, or actually, if you know of any smart watches that don't have the green LEDs and use red or near infrared devices, please, please let me know. Because it is something I would like to, you know, potentially experiment with or at least review. But the fact that all these devices have green, I just don't even bother with it. So anyway, please let me know if you have experience with, experiences with smart devices or wearables that I may not be aware of, you know, some new and improved stuff, what I've missed over the last few years, let me know. And yeah, be sure to check out my reviews on all these gadgets as well. I do have a couple up in my team have done a few of them as well. All right guys, if there's something else you want to know about my life or what I'm doing, because I am doing a lot of reviews now, but I'm getting a lot of questions as well. Like, hey, what do you think of this and what are you doing in this? In regards to whatever, just let me know and I might be able to help the video. All right guys, bye.


Cool. Hi, everyone. Thank you so much for joining us today for our very first production identity day. We have come a long way as a project. Perfume and Spire provide a universal identity plane for distributed system. The projects are part of CNCF incubate now and we are rapidly growing. As you can see, we are super excited to welcome you. We have over 500 attendees for the event today and what's really amazing is that these sign-ups are across over 160 different organizations. So definitely we've started seeing a lot of momentum with Spire going forward. Before we start, I just wanted to thank Andreas Vega, my co-host today for all the hard work, all the maintainers, all the speakers who have developed a lot of content for this and probably have been burning some midnight oil over the last couple of nights as well. So thank you so much for helping us put together. This would definitely educate the specific community a bit more and ties more users to come to specifically inspire projects a lot as well. I also wanted to thank our sponsors HP and VMware for sponsoring this event as well. With that, I'll pass it over to my colleague Andreas. Thank you, Mark. Thanks for leading the charge. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you may be joining us. In terms of agenda, it's packed. We have sessions from subject matter experts leading practitioners, contributors and near and further out orbit and user testaments. We have a lot for you today.


10 things to remember when your partner has depression. Mr. and Mrs. Perfect don't exist in this world, so don't count on your partner being flawless and upbeat every day. Battling mental disorders can be daunting and exhausting all at once. Instead of demanding a lot, a relationship can strengthen and grow when we come from a nurturing and understanding place. Here are 10 things to remember when your partner has depression. 1. Depression doesn't always need a reason to strike. Never feel sad without understanding why? That's depression. It can leave you in a fog for hours and sometimes days. When you ask your partner what's wrong, they might not always know, but a hug is always appreciated. 2. Be prepared for mood swings when fall swings by. Daylight savings is great and all when we get an extra hour of sleep. But other than that, things start to look bleak when it gets dark faster. 3. On that same note, don't expect much energy from them at all. Depression wears people down, literally. Fatigue and lack of energy are common symptoms associated with this mood disorder. If your partner doesn't feel like leaving the house, don't force them to. Be open-minded and accommodating. Cutling sessions and movie nights can be just as fun. 4. Courage humor. Who doesn't love a good laugh every once in a while? Watch some comedy shows together or those hilarious chick flicks you two grew up with. 5. Don't take their reactions personally. Things might get tense when you're at your last straw, trying to figure out your partner's depression. But remember, they don't mean to be irritable. It's just heart sometimes. 6. Help around with chores. Depression makes getting out of bed and showering sometimes feel like the hardest things to do. Don't be afraid to lend a helping hand when that laundry basket gets full. 7. Respect their boundaries. Although it might be tempting to be by their side every step of the way, know that they might want space every once in a while. This doesn't mean they love you any less. And vice versa. 8. It's okay to ask for your friend's insights. Sometimes a third party's perspective is all that it takes to connect the dots. When you're worried about your partner, your friend might be able to give you good advice on self-help, especially if they've been there. 9. It won't always be like this. Depression doesn't have an expiration date, but it can be managed with professional help, proper medication, and useful techniques. It's important for your partner to talk to their doctor about options to consider. 10. They need you more than ever. They don't want a hero, although that would be nice in an ideal world. They appreciate you just being there for them, through thick and thin. Are you dating someone who's struggling with depression? We want you to know you're not alone. Please share your thoughts with us and let us know some of the challenges you're going through. In our description box, we've also included a link to depression hotlines in case they're needed. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel as well for more helpful tips and share this video with others. With your help, we can reach more people and provide our support. Thanks for watching.


Woo, here it is. What's up guys? My name is Kai, I am a freelance filmmaker, professional drone pilot, and I'm making this video today for two reasons. Firstly, I've been getting a few questions from friends and family and people in the comments about how to do filmmaking, how to be creative, how to start with an idea, how to execute it and edit it and make sure that it is telling a coherent, effective story. Second reason and the reason why I thought it would be a great time to make this video is because I just landed my first drone job that is requiring me to travel. It's very exciting and I've only been doing this drone thing for like a little bit over six months. So that was kind of like my quarantine project and now turning into one of my main forms of income. So this is really very exciting for me and I want to take you guys along with the journey and I think we're gonna learn a lot because it's with a marketing agency, production company, so they're gonna know a lot of things that I don't yet and while I share with you what I know, I'm gonna learn a lot from them that I can share to you guys. So let's go on this journey. We're going to Joshua Tree. I think about three hours and yeah, I'm excited. Recovery surprising. Measures your recovery. Property and just scrolling down. Secondary importance. Are you gonna do it through the goggles? No, this one's gonna be through the phone. So I'll let you guys just look over my shoulder. Yeah, Alex and now we're talking about how you, you guys were talking about. So they kind of just drove off without me. They're gonna go get some early shots while I take care of the drone stuff. Once we've gotten all of these beautiful, beauty landscape shots, then we're gonna go chase that red Jeep that you saw, that thing is dope. So I'm looking forward to that too. So a big question I know you guys had was essentially about the creative process for video. How do you take an idea, plan it, shoot it, and then edit it to make it as good as it can possibly be? For those who are stuck, because I've been there before, on trying to basically make a good video idea come to life, I would say a big part of it that I was missing for the longest time was the idea of starting with a theme or a lesson. Because a lot of us can go out and we can fly a drone and we can get cool footage of the landscape and such, but you know, you can put that online, you can do whatever you want with that, but by itself, there's nothing too special about it, especially now that drones are super accessible and anybody can do it. It no longer has that wow factor. And if you're just flying a drone for the sake of flying a drone, or you're just doing your craft just for the sake of making a post, then it's not going to stand out. If you wanna reach people on another level of emotion, the best thing I can do is recommend you to start with an emotion or a story or a lesson, right? Story is king. It's a huge term and I believe in it powerfully because it's what draws people in and makes people care. That's the idea, you wanna get people to care. And so the only way you're gonna get people to care is if you can hook them with a relatability or with some sort of idea or emotion. For example, for this video, the reason I'm making it is because I wanted to answer questions that people might have for following me. Whether that be video creation stuff or drone FPV or professional stuff, right? With that in mind, I'm not gonna go out shooting Dilly Dally. I'll save myself way more time in the aiding room. I'll know exactly what my intention is, which is to help you guys as much as I can with the questions that you ask. So with that in mind, start with an intention and then shoot from there. Everything becomes a lot easier when you know what you're making and why you're making. It cost me like 60 bucks for my hair because it was long too, long and thick. All right, here we go. FPV time. Private area, how you guys feel? Nothing got broken. We have a little bit of off time before we start shooting drone shots again. So until then, I'm gonna get me some coffee and also just get out of the house and explore the area a little bit because I haven't done a lot of that. It's really nice to be holding and seeing new places and being productive. Big question that a lot of you guys had mentioned was about how do you deal with burnouts, right? And it's a very important question because I think at some point, if you're passionate about something and you go hard on it, you're going to experience burnout. It's inevitable. I used to see it as a really, really bad time. The thing I love the most, whether it be breaking or filmmaking or flying drones, the second that I pushed it over the tipping point and worked a little bit too much on it, I kind of lost passion for it, didn't want to look at it, didn't want to see it. It happens. It happens to everybody.  Here's the thing, burnout is inevitable, right? So I feel like everything happens for a reason, including burning. It's not something that's happening against your journey. It's happening for it. And once you are going through this experience, it's a sign, right?  And once you've burnt out on it or you are ready to take a break from it, now is an opportunity to do a few things. A lot of the greatest people that we look up to, including Bruce Lee and Kobe Bryant, not only were they the best at what they did, which was basketball and martial arts and philosophy, but at the same time, we only saw them for those things. We didn't also know that Kobe Bryant also loved to break and to dance. He loved to dance and he spent a lot of time doing it and getting good at it. And Bruce Lee also was a tango champion. You know, he did other things besides just jicundo. You know, he did other things besides just martial arts. So I think the takeaway here is that even the people we glorify for being the best that we are under the impression they're spending every waking moments just perfecting their craft and getting better at that one thing. They also learned to do other things and they cross learned diversified their skill sets and their mindsets so that they could come out on top and have new innovative ways of thinking of their craft. So when you burn out, I feel like this is the perfect opportunity to go for something like that. If you're filmmaking and you don't want to film make for a while, go ahead and make cake. Go ahead and try to learn how to cook or go rock climb or something. Go out in the wilderness. Since you have been maybe sitting in your editing room for way too long, you need to go outside and do something else. That is something that I have had to deal with myself. This is Joe and Reed. They both work at Lodge Room and we found this nuclear warhead on the side. And now there's a sticker on it. It's a good touch. I like that. Yeah, you go into a really good spot. I think this is like an address for someone's old place. Yeah, it's just one small piece of art of like many on the side of the road. Crossway tree, let's go to the park. Hell yeah. What a life it must be like living here. Probably super different than living in San Diego.  I'm curious, I'm down to come back and hang out with you because what makes me the most curious is just how people are living in their cities and how it's different from mine. So yeah, excited to see more of this stuff. But yeah, I'm heading back to the Airbnb now to get ready for the drone shots. We're using the Mavic. I'm gonna be flying over some water, but it shouldn't be too bad. One more shot that I wanna show you guys that we did at the Airbnb right before we left. And yeah, I'm excited to show you. We did it in like one or two takes, but it's pretty fun and take a look.


On the banks of a river in an uncharted section of the jungle, Tarzan and Darno and their four friends, Major Burton Ashley, Jeanette Burton, Dr. Wong Tai and Terrence O'Rourke, are captured by a strange race of yellow giants. They escape, taking to the river in a crude native dugout and are carried by the swift current into a dark tunnel. Hours later, they emerge into bright moonlight between precipitous rocky banks, which presently give way to jungle-clad shores. The current becomes momentarily swifter. Like the continuous crashing of giant breakers on a rocky shore, a deep booming sound warns Tarzan of a waterfall in the river beyond. Urging his companions to use their paddles, the ape man sets the example by exerting every ounce of strength in his mighty arms and shoulders in an attempt to pull the ungainly dugout to shore. Useless effort. The current holds the canoe in its mighty grasp, rushing it at ever-increasing speed, nearer and nearer to the brink of the booming cataract. As the dugout flashes beneath the overhanging vine-grate branch, Tarzan leaps upward, grasps a thick strand of creeper and swarms up toward the limb. Suddenly a cry of horror escapes the occupants of the canoe as they see the ape man drop like a plummet toward the river, clinging to one end of the broken vine. He's broken? He's falling into the river. No, no, no. See there? The other end of the vine. It holds. He is swinging toward the bank. He has at least saved himself. There is no possible way he can help us. We are doomed. Big hurry. Look at him run down the bank with the speed of a lion. My job is overtaking us. If he can, but to reach that tree there at the edge of the falls. With the speed of an antelope, Tarzan bounds along the rough bank toward a mammoth polar carpus tree that stands close to the river's edge and a few yards back from the brink of the cataract. One great lower limb sweeps far out over the river. Reaching the tree, the ape man springs upward, vanishes in the thick foliage. A moment later he reappears, running lightly out on the thick branch. He whips the grass rope from his shoulder, makes one end pass to a strong limb. As the dugout passes swiftly beneath him, he hurls the stout coils, so often tested against the savage strength of the mighty Numa, down into the outstretched arms of Darno and Rourke. The two men, backed by Ashley and Wong, cling to the rope with all their strength as the heavy dugout jerks to a standstill in the rushing current so near the edge of the cataract, the genet in the prowl, gassed as she stares terrified down over the brink of the waterfall. Hang on, men. Let hold one quick. If it will only hold against the pull of the current, do not worry about that. I have seen it hold the strongest beast in the jungle. All tight. I'm going to untie this end and pull you to the bank. Swiftly Tarzan loosens the rope, the muscles of his great arms and shoulders not into steel cords. Slowly, foot by foot, he makes his way along the great limb toward the river bank, pulling the dugout behind him. Savagely, the water boils and swirls around the canoe as though reluctant to give up its prey. As the craft touches the shore, the eight-man makes the rope pass to a tree, drops quickly to the ground and pulls the dugout halfway out of the water. Oh, I think she'd be to the saints. Faith and I'd rather take my chances with any yellow men than go through that again. By the cues of my venerable ancestors, Tarzan, thou art a man. Give me some water, one of his. Tenet's fainted. Father, the reaction was too much for this brandy, O'Rourke. Hey, here, my flask. Oh, will you look at that now? French brandy in the jungle. Pour a little in the top of the flask. Here you are, of course, sir. Drink this for Terry. I'm all right, Terry. I just couldn't talk. I was scared stiff. Sure, and I don't blame you. I'd drink this anyway. It'll do you good. Thanks, Terry. Ah, the rest of it. Ah, and she's only a draught. Stop it, Terry. Do you want to drown the girl? I'll leave they major. A little nip after what she's been through won't harm her. I could stand it. Me shall be, Gary. Oh, Donald, you and O'Rourke get some wood and start a fire. I'll pull the dugout up by the bank away from the water. I can't believe that we're safe on shore. Did you look down over the brink of those falls, Uncle Jim? I was terrible. Hundreds of these great jagged rocks down there. Well, my dear, don't think about it. I'd give them up hope myself. You rest, Norma Moselle. Tomorrow we shall find a way down the cliff to the river below. Benny, Mr. O'Rourke, we shall gather wood for the fire. Right, would you, Lieutenant? Uncle Jim. Yes, Colonel? What is it? Do you think we'll ever get out of that awful country alive? Why, of course. What made you ask that? Well, I don't know. I was just wondering. No, Lieutenant, my child. This experience, you could not dwell on such dark thoughts. I suppose not, but how can I help it? You're the man like Tarzan to see us through. Why, we're bound to come out always. It's nearly a matter of getting the dugout down to the river below the falls in the morning. Carrying on? Carrying on. Yes, I guess you're right. Come, come, Janet. As Long says, don't think of the unpleasant side of the situation. We'll get through right enough. Oh, but sometime one of us, maybe all of us, will fall into a situation that we can't get out of. It's impossible for Tarzan to be with everybody all the time. After all, he's only human. My dear, the old seeing who watches over us and points our destinies has led us out of danger so far. Is there any reason to believe he will be there thus far? Oh, I know, but this terrible cruel country, filled with every sort of danger and horrible death lurking behind each bush and every shadow, or even its ribbers. Our experience of a few moments ago has naturally unnerved you, Janet. If we exercise caution and trust to the leadership of Tarzan, I believe we shall have little to see, eh? There you are, my dear. Take a leap from the Frenchman for it. Apparently not a worry on his mind. Ah, bien, mes amis. You look contented enough there in the moonlight, almost as if you were listening to Les Conceux, mais j'ai d'en déplanté un tarry. Only, in this case, it is the chorus of the genre you are listening to. Ah, now for a little fire and everything will be ship-shaped in un moment. You are entirely over the effects of our, shall I say, late experience, no more version of this? Yes, Lieutenant, I'm fine. That's the spirit, dear. Chinon, eyes front. Where is Aurora, Lieutenant? Eh, with Tarzan, Michelin, doctor. Tarzan killed a steak and is bringing it in. A steak? I don't understand. Ah, what about my jaw? Ah, for sake of shows. Excellent eating. Look here, look at that, Tarzan. All of them waiting for their supper without a care in the world. And right after you pull them out of the jars of death, well, he'll be having it now. It'd better be good, Terri. Sure, and it will be major. How do you feel, Jeanette Cushlan? Oh, I'm firmish, Terri. Ah, then wait till you've had one of these worth of buck steaks, Tarzan. He says that they're the best eating in the jungle. Yes, outside the zebra. Zebra? You don't mean you've eaten zebra, Tarzan. Why not? In the jungle, the hungry animal, man or beast, eat what it can get. Oh, well, I couldn't eat them. This is not zebra, Mr. Net. Cut off as much as we can carry, Warlock. When it is seared, it will last several days. For myself, I shall eat. And if it does not fall to me to take the first watch, sleep. I must admit to being tired. You had better all rest. I'll take the watch. It'll be daylight soon anyway. Joe, I hadn't noticed. The moon is low in the sky. Almost touching those treetops over there. I shall stand the first watch when I'm in. The daylight is still several hours away. You rest, Darnell. I'm not tired. As the little company finishes its meal of waterbuck steak and each member of the group composes himself to rest, Tarzan swings lightly to the broad limb of the nearby tree and settles down with his back to the trunk. The moon drops swiftly behind the distant horizon, and inky blackness steals out of the jungle to envelop the sleeping camp. Crickets thicken the air with their shrilling and the forest crowds close. The far-off chatter of monkeys dies away. The hungry roars of Numa, Sheetan, Sabor drop to subdued, contented rumblings. As having killed and fed, the great jungle beasts seek their lairs to rest and sleep through the heat of the approaching day. The summits of the tall cliffs inspire's glow with the rosy light of dawn as Tarzan arouses the camp. Before the rising sun slants into the purple mists of the jungle, the eight men and his friends have finished their meager breakfast and are seeking a pathway to the river below the falls.  Yes, things look a bit different from what they did last night, eh, my dear? No, just look back there. Why, that river gorge is beautiful. Those high red cliffs. The thing that we've seen that way. It did look weird and mysterious by moonlight as far as we know. And after coming through that carable black hole last night, it looked more beautiful than anything I'd ever seen. So the danger of that cataract took everything else out of my mind. Just look down there this time. Oh, suppose Tarzan had been unable to... I can't bear to think of it. Come on, Mr. Lett. Tarzan? Oh, it's Tarzan. Come on. Hello, ma'am. Let us go. Hey, Tarzan! Long! Major! Come here! Have a look at this! Now what? Carrie never yells like that unless he's excited about something. It's Kiliyat Tarzan. What have you found? A pot by Joe. Seems well-worn, too. Angling down the cliffside. Travelling used by the animals coming to the stream to drink. This is not an animal trail. But who else could have? Oh, look here. Further along. Animals don't cut paths through solid rock. Is that what you mean, Tarzan? Yes. That's what I was thinking. But if it takes us to the river below the falls and... Well, it seems to be leading in that direction. And that's what we're looking for. We can come back after the dugout. We'll follow it. Darno and I'll lead the way.  Right here. Lead on, then. I'll be watching the back frame. Come on, Darno. The rest of you stay close. Why are you very cautioned, Tarzan? You are not satisfied with the appearance of things? No. Ashley was right when he said animals don't cut trails through rock. They go round the easiest way. Then this pathway... Was made by men. Maybe for the same reason we're using it now to get round the falls. Men move. If human beings made this trail there should be some sign of them. There are. You mean footprints? I don't mean they ground closely and found none. Fair feet don't leave prints on rocks, Darno. But there are other signs, many of them. Broken bushes beside the path. Could have been done by some passing animal, Tarzan. No. Numa walks the path. He walks in the middle unless he's stalking prey. Then he slips to the bushes beside it. And he does not break twigs or fresh leaves. Oh, fine. You confirm. Then this pathway has been used and lately. Those leaves on the ground. Yes. Wish the wind were blowing toward us instead of at our back. You are uneasy, my friend? Yes. I feel as if I were walking into a trap. Here, wait. Something wrong, Tarzan? I'm going into the trees to look around. All of you stay right here. Be quiet. No, you're Tarzan. You're all right. We walked deliberately into an ambush. Voila! We are completely surrounded. Those fiendish yellow men. They followed us and... No, no, my child. You are wrong. They're beat by a joke. Two instead of claws. I'm going to drop that fellow coming up...