Hello everybody the anniversary sale of AliExpress is very very very close and in this way They actually can make a lot of profit if you are working on the right way In this video I want to show you how you can maximize your profits on this day and how you can make a lot of sales on this day Using one very very very simple method and the edge which you have over your competitors So let's see what we will do to maximize our profits and sales on this day I will go to the flash deals of AliExpress So actually just go to AliExpress.com and then I go to flash deals and Here we have two Interesting things one is now and one is upcoming about the now I will talk on other video So we will go to the upcoming the upcoming section is a product Which will be on sale very very soon actually it's usually usually in the next days So I will go to this category and let's take one example just to show you how it works So I will go to this product and Here you can see that the anniversary sale is coming in two days. It starts in two days So how we can use this information to maximize our profits and take advantage over all of our competitors And why we have this edge so if I go to This page I can use the auto DS helper and just extract all of the products from this page So I can just scroll down more and more and more and then all what I need to do is click extract Take this list of the products click export SCSV or just copy all of the products here Go to auto DS or to your monitoring system and upload all of these products using the bulk upload Now the good thing and the good news for you is that because you are using an automation tool and a tool Which scans the product for you every hour you have a huge edge overall competitors, and let's see why Most of the tools in the world are scanning your the products stock and prices every One day actually every 24 hours or not scanning at all There are many people who doing dropshipping from aliexpress to ebay without any monitoring tool So they don't they can't take advantage of these Deals because they don't know that the prices going down and then going up Because you're using the tool which scans for you every hour You can easily upload all of these products from this page I really recommend you just to go and upload even if it's 500 products just upload all of this product and then when the prices will be decreased because of the sale Your prices will also go down and then you will just sell like a crazy because you have a This monitoring tool which takes the prices down for you And then you will be much cheaper than all of your competitors also when the prices will go up Auto DS will just increase the prices for you and this way you will be covered So I really really really recommend for those of you who using monitoring tool to work on this the way It doesn't matter if you use auto DS or other tools. Just go to this page. Take all of the products upload to your Store I recommend you also in auto DS to put a tag And then you know that after a few days after the sale You can just remove all of these products and upload other products, which you want after your market research I hope that you like this video. See you on the next videos Don't forget to subscribe to this YouTube channel and write down in the comments What are you thinking about this method and which methods do you want me to teach you for the next videos? See you in the next videos. Bye. Bye


hey guys so today i'm hanging out with my girl and we are at the crossing's outlet which is not too far from where i live and just hanging out um there's really no intention of you know searching for anything in particular aside from a couple of pots that i want to get but i just came across a book warehouse book outlet store and i kind of saw something through the window that caught my eye so we're gonna go inside and see if what i thought i saw is correct my goodness i could spend all day here this is awesome i have no idea what this is a puzzling place to stash your secrets empty any of you guys know what a puzzle box is this is obviously a different type of puzzle metal mindbenders pocket puzzles i guess with these you have to detangle them i've never seen that before that's interesting they got different ones we got some pop culture ones here we got chucky 1000 piece that's Aquarius as well looks like most of these here are Aquarius on this shelf and then we have what brand are these the OP puzzles this is a zelda never heard of the OP i have to pick up one of those brands at some point and we have others up there as well from the OP now i've one of you guys mentioned these to me and this is an escape puzzle this is by Ravensburger but i'm gonna be honest i don't exactly know what an escape puzzle is i mean i love the image that's a cool image but what exactly do you do here medium difficulty i guess if i brought the back i'd know right read the story assemble puzzles and reveal riddles solve riddles and piece together your escape this sounds like an interesting challenge i'm gonna have to pick one of these up at some point i wish i knew what the price was this is cool if any of yous have experience with these escape puzzles let me know down below what they're like um do you recommend them are they fun let me know and if you ever find a puzzle place as well you're most likely gonna find puzzle accessories as well so they have all the puzzle sorting trays they even have a mickey mouse head shaped one we got puzzle glue puzzle keepers glue sheets a whole accessory kit which is pretty darn cool that has a mat it has sorting trays and it comes with the glue that's pretty awesome that's $40 oh wow this is a great starter kit if you're a new time puzzler and you want to grab some cool accessories that's a nice kit to have we have a mat from Ravensburger that holds up to 1500 pieces how much is this that's $21.99 and we have our sorting trays looks like Ravensburger do the trays in a six pack now mine was an eight pack see this doesn't have a price on it how about the mickey mouse ones no price probably only at the register i love these doesn't just take you back to the blockbuster days we have the disney movies and these are $14.99 500 pieces by Cardinal we know that brand we have Hercules little mermaid beauty and the beast Peter Pan i'm gonna have to pick those up at some point and then all of these here are white mountain puzzles which i don't think i have any white mountain ones but nice selection these are $18.99 i don't know if that's a typical price for white mountain puzzles i'm gonna have to look into that i am loving these images this seems very this brand seems to like look retro in some ways but they got some of these some of this style here as well that looks fun i wish i had a room in my house that looked like this this is beautiful oh drive-ins i always wanted to go to a drive-in do they even exist anymore we have a very nice selection of harry potter items now check this out this is a prime 3d puzzle and this is a flat jigsaw but the pieces are 3d that's cool some 3d puzzles here i think hogwarts is gonna have to be one of them next time i'm gonna have to pick this up at some point now that i have a little bit of experience with 3d puzzling we also have daigon alley and the borough this is awesome how much do these cost 27.99 for 126 piece that's not bad how about hogwarts 32 that would be more expensive 3 000 piece hogwarts set oh my goodness i'm gonna have to pick that up at some point how much is that oh it's a big box as well that's 35 that's not bad 3 000 pieces i just don't know where i put it we have a bunch of cobble hill puzzles and they're pretty much spread out throughout this whole area but we got some here with some awesome patterns on them i'm not sure these here these are 18.99 as well i know my local supermarket has some cobble hill and i think they're like 12.99 there but they don't have these particular sets we have uh milton bradley puzzles i don't have any milton bradley i wonder how how there's puzzles oh cardinal it's actually cardinal milton bradley or cardinal they're probably from the same company now that i think about it then we have gallison i've heard of gallison i gotta pick up one of those and crazy art seco masterpieces we have willow creek brand and some ravensburger there ravensburger here are ranging i've noticed from the other ones i looked at from about 25 to 35 dollars and i'm sure that's dependent on how many pieces you get oh i like this one that's pretty we have the springbok ones how much are these here 17.99 that's a cool one what brand is this oh i don't really see the brand on this hmm mystery brands i think this is the from go i'm guessing that's the brand name we have a beautiful starry night puzzle that's really cool if you're into like artwork like that that's a cool puzzle we got some more cobble hill up here and these minecraft ones i think i might grab a minecraft one i don't know there's two different ones we'll see there's too many to choose from but i feel like i have to get something while i while i'm here it's be crazy not to i'm just deciding which ones to get really we got some holiday ones down here and we have a nice selection of batman and star wars puzzles we got a couple more 3d ones here with iron manhead well helmet that is oh wow look at this one this is a harry potter map oh that is cool that's a ravensburger too oh this is gonna be tough they also carry some kits puzzles here as well which is fun i might pick one up for my girl since she's actually here with me i'll see if she wants one got more from this brand go those are some nice ones they got some scenery from different places oh oh i could see myself running in that field oh i like this cobble hill one yep i could see myself sitting on that chair there i think i'm gonna have to get me a flat jigsaw of noisestein at some point too that is awesome that's my house man oh let's go on a camping trip oh check out this pixar one this is a thousand piece ravensburger puzzle got all your favorite pixar movies how much is this one oh 20 that's not bad that's cool ah we got some morseco we have buffalo down here oh there's a goliath i never heard of goliath any of you try this brand premium blue board superior quality and exceptional fit oh that's fun we got more like the 500 piece cobble hill sets here oh look at that lock cabin i could see myself there on vacation we got this one here i'm not a big fan of flying so i don't know i don't think i want to see myself in that image that plane looks too flimsy to me oh handbook for the recently ceased this is an op oh this is cool that's awesome from beetle juice how much are you 20 dollars oh that's gonna be a pick up at some point we got some animal puzzles here cobble hill we have matcat puzzles is that what it is that's a different red i never heard of that one we have more of these white mountain ones with lots of stuff going on i love breakfast i really do there's a lot of places here that i love going to eat breakfast at it's fun i might pick that up at some point oh check these out little cereal boxes that's cool these are 100 piece puzzles i think i've actually seen this at my supermarket though and we got a big box here this is like more like the food related ones i really like how they have this place laid out very well organized aside from that there i think my daughter put that there i'll have her put it back oh look a farm market oh that's my kind of puzzle it's a fruit stand that's beautiful i'd shop there oh look at that that is so cozy that's me oh my god this picture is perfect look that's me i'm sitting down having my coffee except i don't know whose dog that is i don't have a dog that's beautiful that could be my girl back there with a random dog as well got me some food here too oh man this is perfect and it's a ravensburger my haven oh how much are you 21.99 that's beautiful i love that that's that's really immersive oh ice cream i love cookbooks this is gonna be a definite at some point oh my goodness that is so cool 18.99 that's pretty that's pretty darn awesome oh my god that's fun i love diners too this is too cool i love them all right now what to choose it's gonna take me a while to figure this one out this place is fantastic again i could stay here all day aside from all the book selections i mean this is awesome find i'm so happy we stopped here all right i don't know what to do there's so many puzzles here the selection is ridiculous i might be a little while longer trying to figure out what to do i shouldn't exceed two puzzles because to be honest they're not on sale so they're a little bit up there in price but you know sometimes you just gotta treat yourself you know we're back now that place was absolutely amazing i couldn't believe how many puzzle sets there were and me and my daughter were laughing because on the outside the sign basically said like bookstore something to the effect but really there weren't that many books in there it was mostly like games and calendars and puzzles in some books but really not enough to warrant calling it a bookstore but i'm not complaining we could have spent hours just browsing everything but i did walk out of there with i know i said it was gonna be two and i'm gonna be three really i wasn't expecting to buy any puzzles today so it was a bit of a like a unexpected stop that turned into a unexpected puzzle haul so i was talking to the cashier for a little bit and the store is actually called go and it's funny because when i saw the bag when she was putting my boxes inside i realized this is the logo i saw on some of those puzzle sets on the wall so it seems like this is the actual store of that puzzle brand which is pretty crazy i kind of wish i picked up one of those but next time and there will be a next time so i made it a point to buy sets from brands that i don't currently own or you know something that's different from what i have let's just cut to the haul this is what i got so i have been really wanting to try this brand because i see this one in my supermarket and some of yous have mentioned this one to me our first one is from cobble hill it is called venetian cafe and this is a 1000 piece puzzle and it is 26.625 by 19.25 inches when it's completed this one does include a poster inside which is cool you know i love me some posters and the back of it has some information on the company i cannot wait to try this puzzle there was something about this one that just like talk about transporting into an image i love venus we have the gondolas on the side here that's waiting for me to hitch a ride i decided to stop at this beautiful tutorial on the way and just have a seat and have a drink with some food look at those pastries in the window wouldn't you want to stop there that cat looks suspicious to me i don't know if i want him staring at me while i eat but aside from that what a relaxing image the next one that i picked up is a puzzle from another brand that i don't currently own and this one is called breakfast table and this is from the company white mountain it is 1000 pieces and it is 24 by 30 inches when it's completed oh look at this happiness guarantee on the back here we will replace your puzzles for free if you are not happy how will they know if i'm telling the truth and i'm just trying to collect all of them for free don't do that now white mountain puzzles looks to be a brand that i'm probably also going to get hooked on because of their images i'm really loving this retro look here i mean come on for one breakfast is my favorite meal of the day if i had the time and energy in the mornings i would have fresh waffles and pancakes and eggs bacon sauce like the works biscuits sausage gravy everything but anyways look at this image here i love this the kids are obviously having their breakfast right before they go catch that school bus so to be honest the school bus is there and she doesn't even have her shoes on yet so they're probably gonna miss the bus today but aside from that i really love the look of this kitchen this is very much a 50s style kitchen i believe judging from the top of the box this set looks to be part of a series called general mills and you know that makes sense to me because i see a bunch of their cereals plastered here on the front i don't understand why these kids would choose to have cereal instead of these wonderful pancakes that the mother has brought over i totally have the pancakes and that's a nice pot in the back you know there's coffee in there i could say i can see myself in this image i mean aside from the fact that i'm not you know tall and blonde but you know that's all right the father there he looks nothing like my husband i think my husband's better looking that could totally be my daughter there that looks like her the little boy in the back i don't know who he is i don't have a son he could be let's say my nephew and that's my nephew's dog down there i'm not one to have dogs over but you know he could stay such a fantastic image and i love love all the images in the back as well these look like so much fun this is definitely gonna be a brand that i start you know kind of collecting more of because the images are just too fun to look at now lastly i do have ravinsburger puzzles but this is a type of set that i not only do not own but i have no clue how this works and this is an escape puzzle this one is called space observatory it is 759 pieces i've never owned the puzzle with odd numbers that kind of bothers it is 27 by 20 inches when it's complete apparently you can play this between one to four players which is interesting and it has a difficulty level of three out of five i don't know what that means an escape puzzle terms but you know we'll see right and the image is very cool i love the whole you know solar system space kind of stuff so that's kind of another reason why i picked this one as well but i'm gonna be honest as i said i i have no clue how to go about escape puzzles but after reading the back here and the back does give you a little insight as to what you have to do you have to read the story assemble the puzzle and reveal riddles solve riddles and piece together your escape i have no idea what this means it also says on the bottom that it contains a booklet with the story and instructions and an envelope containing the answers to your escape um okay i still have no clue what to expect with this this is going to be a very interesting challenge because aside from having to solve where the pieces go i mean it seems like there's gonna be riddles that you have to solve and i mean you have to escape together what does that even mean i'm gonna be honest i'm getting a little tense about this do these puzzles usually make you feel a bit tense let me know down below if you've tried escape puzzles and if so do other brands have these or let me know which particular sets you've tried well that was good stuff again you know i wasn't expecting to you know shop for puzzles today but you know i guess it was just meant to be if my daughter didn't notice that store we would have never known that all those puzzles were there but anyways i'm gonna look more into this company go let me know if you have heard of this company i've never heard of this so this is very interesting especially considering that they carry an entire brand of their own puzzles which is really cool now this was my first time doing a shop with me video i'm not gonna lie i felt a little strange filming in the store but thankfully there was really no one else in there aside from maybe one person so it was all right as you can probably tell from the funny camera angles it's not something that i'm used to doing but i'm sure in time with practice i will get better at it so stay tuned in the future for more puzzle shop with me videos i think this is gonna be fun if there's any stores in particular that you'd like me to kind of check out i can see if i have them in my area and i can try to do a video there as well if you want to tag along with me on other puzzle shop with me videos be sure to subscribe so that you can you know kind of tag along with me on these adventures and see what else i pick up all right guys thanks for watching and i will see you in the next one


Well, we have been doing it with developmental psychology where we kind of use theories on archaeological materials which gave us whole new answers to some questions that the academic world has been trying to answer for decades. We open up kind of Pandora's box for interpreting material evidence simply in a whole new way and it's the same thing about the cognitive aspects. It's crucial to bring people together with different subjects because we think interdisciplinarity is a kind of buzzword that you can get funded on, things like that, but people really have to come together and work together so I think that's good and have an open mind. I'm a classical archaeologist so I look at artefacts that is two thousand five years old in ancient Greece. We just published a book where we look at children and childhood in ancient Athens and we look at everything from play to nursing and then also religious activity since around a child. Nana, developmental psychologist, but prefer to call it developmental science today because it's just interdisciplinary so I think that's why I think it's very important to be here. I think we were coming with the insights actually because we were kind of putting it out there with different kind of new theories on how to approach archaeological material but also the discussion about culture versus biology. What I get from this is finding same-minded people who want to pursue archaeology and the classical studies in another way and I think it's very important to ask different questions from cognitive perspectives but also from other perspectives simply. Yes, in my view I think it's interesting to hear people talk about religion in quite another way that I'm used to so I think it's good my ears are just growing bigger and bigger so I think it's really fun. You meet people that you wouldn't meet elsewhere so you get insights. We don't see that kind of creatures at my institute so that's great.


So in view of the time and in view of the fact that we have five speakers on this on this on this panel I'm going to be relatively brief What I want to do is to just make a couple of points to seed the discussion And I want to talk about some global patterns of inequality We're often told that that we're in a we're in an age of rising inequality And indeed for those living in OECD countries this this may indeed be right And indeed for those living in Asian economies, this may be right But of course there's tremendous diversity and that's my first point that I want to emphasize which is that there's tremendous diversity in the patterns of inequality in the world as we As I said for OECD countries there has been rising inequality as we conventionally measure it and For the large Asian economies there's been rising inequality as we conventionally measure it But of course we all know that for Latin America there's been decreasing inequality in the last 15 to 20 years And this particular pattern has been much analyzed and much much talked about So it's not just a story of rising inequality globally In sub-Saharan Africa, I gather there was a panel yesterday on this. I think the data are all over the place For some countries inequality is rising for some countries. It's falling some countries stable So it's it's not entirely clear what whether there is a common pattern or not For MENA Middle East, North Africa It seems as though the pattern of inequality again as we conventionally measure it is relative has been relatively stable And that actually raises some interesting questions itself and I'll come back to that And finally if we were to take a country like China and look deeply into China's pattern of inequality trends of inequality over the last Since since the reform process we have the first 10 years of Falling inequality the next 20 years or so of sharply rising inequality, and that's what we most know about But I think one would say that from from about the mid 2000s There are indications of that increase in inequality plateauing and on some indicators probably even beginning to turn down So so actually the global pattern is really quite diverse And I think as analysts we should be perhaps more interested in that in the diversity of those patterns as well as whatever common trends There are and why the common common global forces of technology, etc Are manifesting themselves in such different ways in these different in these different contexts? So let me take MENA as an example Middle Eastern, North Africa We're told again We are told in the popular press that it was inequality that caused the Arab Spring But actually in equality as we commonly as we commonly measure it as economists commonly measure it in terms of our genies Which come out of our household surveys in in for example in Egypt and Tunisia have been relatively stable Where in fact in many in some cases falling before the Arab Spring? And that actually raises some very interesting questions to my mind as to as to whether in fact We're measuring inequality, right? Whether the way we measure in court right has any connection at all to political turmoil or what what's going on? What exactly explains in terms of in terms of our thinking about inequality? What what's the relationship of that to the political upheaval that we saw in these in these countries? So that's a point that I put to you and a fair some discussion is going on some analytical work is going on in this in this area Let me turn then secondly to China And I want to talk a little bit about what might be what we might be seeing now, which is a turning point in Chinese inequality That in fact it could well be that from the mid 2000s There's some stabilization and perhaps even a Turndown of Chinese inequality and we might ask ourselves why what might be the underlying forces behind this thing still very high Of course, but there's stabilization and perhaps turning down So let's think in very simple analytical terms in terms of just think of two sectors rural and urban and think of inequality Is being a weighted sum of the two inequalities? As well as of course the difference in the means between the two sectors and the population weights of the two sectors So in a standard way you'd think of the overall tile for example as being a function of the of the sectoral means of the sectoral inequalities and the population weights in the two in the two sectors and in effect I think what has been happening in the Chinese context is that the that the within sector Inequalities are being stabilized because of changes in policy because of social security provisions and so on The mean differences between the sectors are also beginning to stabilize It's been argued by for example Jabo Zhang and others that the Lewis turning point may have been reached in the in the Chinese context Where in fact because the tightness of the labor market rural wages are now started rising As well and a third factor which I think is less appreciated by economists Analysts is that the simple population weight of the two sectors also affects overall inequality holding the sectoral means constant and holding the sectoral inequalities constant simply shifting population share from the low From the low mean low inequality sector to the high mean high inequality sector from rural to urban has an effect independent effect on inequality and that's the so-called kuznets effect the kuznets process and kuznets emphasize this a lot Juzong's Wang and I have done some analysis which shows that for several Asian Economies are holding everything else constant. Where do they lie in terms of this population shift part and China is in terms of our analysis is actually beyond the point of urbanization where inequality as a result of further urbanization Is now beginning to have a negative effect on inequality Okay, India for example is on the other side of the kuznets hump so to speak where urbanization in and of itself pure the pure effective urbanization would be to increase inequality in the case of India But China is over that kuznets hump So actually increased urbanization will further decrease inequality in the Chinese in the Chinese case So there's an example. I think of of the great Chinese turnaround in inequality. We may be about to see it in the next seven to ten years So We have we have the men a case which has its own particular diversity in particularities We have the China case which has its own particularities and diversities Let me now turn to OECD countries And this is the this is the the column that Joe that Joe and I did and let me just talk a little bit about about that And of course much of the discussion in the OECD context is of course Framed by Piketty and the post Piketty discourse and we have really to The way the way that we can think of it is that if we go back 60 years We have two great stylized facts that Caldor Nicholas Caldor put forward In terms of his of the experience of the 50 previous years of advanced economy Growth and development the two great style at two of the great stylized facts that Caldor put forward were Constancy of factor shares constancy of the capital output ratio and Constancy a constancy of the of the share of capital in total output and constancy of the capital output ratio Okay, and Generation of models including the solo model and all its variants devoted themselves to try to explain the Constancy of these great of these great numbers of these numbers And of course no sooner had that had had that project been completed that the stylized facts began to change on us Okay, and of course that the thing that Tomah and others have emphasized is that the share of capital is rising and The capital output ratio has been rising in the last 20 to 30 years And if that's the case we find it's going to be very difficult to actually explain those in the context of a Standard solo f of K comma L model unless the last issue substitution has values, which which we don't see empirically and That's that's a conundrum that we face How can we explain these new stylized facts with a class of models which are developed to explain the old stylized facts? And I think that's that's a theoretical challenge that we face in fact It's very difficult to do it it one can't do it if we strictly interpret the wealth that the week the wealth data That we have that that Piketty uses in his in his in his analysis as being the solo K It's it would be very difficult for us to actually make that make that whole thing consistent So Joe has Joe has argued in his in his writings But really we need to think much more in the context of rents to explain the increasing share of capital We need really need a theory of rents to different factors in order to explain the new stylized facts as they're developing And he gives the following example, which I think is very very interesting and we refer to this also in our in our in our column Suppose for whatever political economy reason The government gives a guarantee to banks Too big to fail whatever whatever it is guaranteed to banks. They will not be allowed to fail Well, of course, this isn't in this is that this guarantee can be explicit or it can be implicit Well, this of course increases the value of bank shares and pushes up though that that particular Component of the wealth distribution. So in fact, and of course, there's an implicit There's an implicit liability on everybody else in the economy as a result of this implicit guarantee And what we've had what we see therefore is a is a redistribution of national output is essentially the increase in the wealth leads to Is a related to an increase in purchasing power of the people who control that wealth It's a redistribution with actually no no change in any output aspect of it at all There's there's been no change in output. Nothing at all has changed It's simply this guarantee which has led to a redistribution of wealth Which has led to this redistribution of purchasing power over the over the economy So in a sense, we need a theory of rents in order to ex and and if we have a theory of rents, we can better explain according to this column that Joe and I wrote the new stylized facts and we certainly cannot explain these new stylized facts with the Standard solo model with marginal productivity theory of dis offer of distribution So those are my those are my observations We have a very diverse pattern of distribution around the world men are Question is how can our standard models? How can our standard measures of inequality standard measures of distribution? Derived from household surveys relate at all to the political process They don't seem to in this in this case for China a highly differentiated pattern of inequality change over the last Since a reform process and we may now be seeing actually a great turnaround in Chinese inequality And we need to understand why and how of that and thirdly in the case of OECD countries We actually need new theories in order to understand these new stylized facts because the old theories cannot explain them Thank you you have Two to three more minutes to explain how you define the diversity of inequality From the sector point of view not by countries point of view Could you pose the question again to me? Yeah, you can explain a little bit to us your observation on the Different aspect of all inequality not only to Income in a code inequality, okay, which are coming By sector by sector Well, let me take up one issue which I was going to I was going to discuss in some detail if we'd had the time but So one response to the pick a tea type to the pick a tea type Data and and discourse is you know, it's not really inequality of outcome that matters at all Inequality of outcome is obviously increased and this we see that in the data. It's inequality of opportunity. That's important And so long as inequality of opportunity is under control and that's going down It doesn't really matter whether the quality of outcome has increased or not and this is again something that I've written about More recently. This is now inequality of what is the is the question? So perhaps I can say a few words here I see my good friend Chico here and he can he can also join in in this thing So from a normative point of view The sort of the John Romer line of argument. What is that line of argument? It is that you can think of outcome. Let's say it's income or you get whatever it is It's determined by two things an individual circumstance those things which are outside the control of an individual and An individual's quote-unquote effort those things which are in control and the control of the individual So if I can attribute That bit of inequality to circumstance and some bit of the inequality to effort That bit which I can attribute to circumstance is truly illegitimate inequality And that bit which I can attribute to the effort of the individual the things that are under the control of the individual The individual works hard and all this sort of stuff then in some sense that is legitimate inequality and Underlying the notion that the rise in inequality that we observe is not is not necessarily of too much concern is What if that rise in inequality is is the result of effort rather than? Circumstance rather than that in fact, it's legitimate rise in inequality and from a normative point of view it should not be a concern at all and I and I and others have critiqued this position and said that really The the distinction between inequality of outcome and inequality of opportunity is a very difficult one to make In practice empirically But it's also very difficult in my view to make conceptually to separate out Even conceptually those things which the individual controls and those things with the individual does not control Is that is very difficult and the example that I give in my in my writings is what happens? When the effort of one individual becomes a circumstance of another individual Okay, the effort doctrine you can think of parents effort becoming the circumstance of the children Okay The effort doctrine then says The outcome of that effort is perfectly legitimate and you should not therefore intervene The circumstance doctrine says Whatever is outside the control of this individual should not should not be Should indeed it is indeed legitimate to address that thing So I give that to you as a conceptual issue Which I think is which I think is is is a difficulty for this literature, but leaving that to one side I think empirically it's difficult to separate these two out and and that's that's been another aspect of this literature that I've been that I've been working on


Hi and how are you all today? I am Priyanka and let us discuss the following question. It says find the angle measures between the hands of the clock in each figure. Now these are the three figures which are given to us and we know that one our hand goes from one number to the another number. So it turns by 30 degrees. So in the first clock, the time shown is 9 a.m. The our hand has moved anti-clockwise by three numbers 12 to 11, then 11 to 10 and then 10 to 9. Each turns by 30 degrees. So on adding we found out that its measure is equal to 90 degrees. Similarly here it has moved only to one number. So it will be 30 degrees. Here it has moved to six places. So that means each time there was a 30 degree move so its angle is equal to 180 degrees. So let me write down at 9 a.m. There was a 90 degree angle which was formed between the hands of the clock at 1 p.m. There was a 30 degree angle made by the hands of the clock and at 6 p.m. There was a 180 degrees. It was 30 degree that moved to three places. 30 degree it only moved to one number. 30 degree it moved to six numbers. So our final answer is 90 degree, 30 degree and 180 degree. So this completes the question. Just remember that when the our glass moves, our hand moves from one number to another number, it makes an angle of 30 degrees and the number it has moved will get added or we multiply it by number of moves and we will be able to get a required answer. Bye for now.


Welcome everybody, in the middle of probably one of the strangest weeks in one of the strangest years that any of us have experienced, and that's a lot of weeks and a lot of years in my case. So, with all the stuff that's going on, we were actually thinking, and with all the uncertainty and the back and forth and things that I think all of us have become somewhat tired of, it's just too mentally emotionally draining. What if we spend a little time this afternoon on the healing and reunification rather than the division and the inequality that this election has showed are seriously threatened and jeopardized and may need to be a core element of this country's tone, spirit and direction over the next four years and beyond. And think a little bit, talk a little bit about where might that come from, what might it look like and what might it take for that kind of healing and reunification direction among us together with us to happen. Louise as our newest addition. Want to start us off. Oh, I was hoping to wait till the end. You can do that too. Yeah, well, you know, I, I was telling a friend today that I spent four years just being really frustrated and angry about the tone of the country. I don't have to spend another four years but I think that where we need to focus on, no matter what the election is is on our community, and, and starting from here locally because we can do a lot more here. What affects us most directly is here. And there's a lot of good things going on, in terms of, you know, people coming together to try to work together to be philanthropist to improve and so I think that maybe that's where our salvation will come to start with Hawaii and being a beacon and maybe we can help spread that message. And what a great thought and place to start because you're exactly right Hawaii stands out. Nobody questions what decisions are electorate. We know who's going to be where they're going to be. We have a fairly decent idea of what to expect. And I think there's a receptivity to and a welcoming of the change that the choices that we have made new mayor and new prosecutor others. Even a new Congress person. Yeah, that they may bring. We're in a really, really different place than the rest of the country because we have clearly chosen a new direction with people that have come out of settings where they fix things. They make things work. Sandra, Freddie, Bill. Yeah, no, I totally agree with that and Louise and what's nice about Hawaii that I think sets Hawaii apart from the mainland, so to speak, is the fact that we have culturally, we have a belief in like saving face and doing things in a proper way not to bring shame on your family and that sort of thing. So we, we tend to be more congenial. We tend to be more peaceful. We tend to be more understanding than a lot of different parts in the mainland. And we've got this melting pot of folks and we can make fun of one another and still, you know, be together as one. And I think I think that's a difference that we have here. We can protest and we have protests all over the place as well, but you don't see the type of violence that goes on during the course of our protesting. There's a civility and undertone civility and how we do things in this state. And I think that, as Louise says, that is something that we could, we could actually show the rest of the nation that needs to be done here because there's a definite fracture in this country. You can see what a voting it's like polarized. And so it's going to be it's going to take an awful lot to get back I think, no matter who wins. You know how to get there. Oh boy, you're going to have people, philosophers, psychologists, everybody talking about how to get there it's it's not going to be an easy task. Yeah, that's going, that's going to be the challenge I think whatever happens with this, you know, with this election and I think we're going to be okay. It's going to come out in a way that I think will benefit the country but I, I think the challenge for us is certainly going to be after. And even now, how we bring our communities together how we bring folks together and I don't know that we're going to necessarily save the world but we've got each one of us, you know, has a role to do in whatever it is that we are involved with whether it's in the, in our professions and in our communities and, and it's and it's kind of up to us in, in each of those settings to project that kind of spirit that we're talking about bill that we, that's just a part of how we live here it's going to be up to us to project that in everything we do and I think we can. And I think that makes it's going to make a huge difference. And not to just necessarily be media or media trashing but so much of what we see of course is that that is not the positive and because that's the thing that makes the news I but I think we all have been around in enough community circles to see the kinds of things that are taking place. The positive things that are taking place within our own circles within our own communities and within the organizations and programs that we're involved and I think we're all seeing that we're living that because you can see something and find something positive that way, pretty much every day. And if you're receptive to that. And I think there are people that are ready now. I think we've been through. We've come through. This has really been a trying time and of course and ending it up with with the COVID. I think there is this undercurrent of just a real reaching out and a crying out almost for something that is going to be better that's going to be better. I think that's there. I do believe it's there. Absolutely. And there's another good insight underlying some of the things you just said. I'm a sixties guy we had struggles and protests and civil rights and peace and good causes, but you alluded to the media. This is a completely different media. Yeah. I think we grew up with. Yeah. And the other piece that I look at that is so different is the arts. Ours were integrally part by a still and Pete Seeger, Crosby stills lists and lists and list of people they were all there. Right. And I just I'm not seeing that and I've not seen it. And it's, it's seriously missing for somebody like me and Billy and probably all of us from music is a central. We're the arts generation, the people that really did. Because the artists were part of it. I mean you look back at folks like you're both on tape. They were they were as their arts were as much a part of, of the movement and I don't know that necessarily is what we have here. And sports arena is what's doing it now for the, maybe it's the, you know, maybe the NBA is doing it. Not. You know, maybe, maybe that's the next what this generation is doing is because you're seeing there was so much. I mean I did watch the NBA finals there's an awful lot of activism and sports, which I don't think we didn't we didn't in those, in those times it was it was the artists but now you've got these, you know, athletes who have who are who have a platform and correctly powerful platform and have no comments about stepping up and you know stepping up to the plate and doing what they got to do. And no apologies. And it's it's it's actually kind of kind of cool to see to be honest. I'm, I'm, I'm a LeBron James fam, sorry. I mean, really stepped up and not just him but others as well and maybe that's where that is where that, because you're the ones that can reach the younger generation and obviously a lot of young folks voted. Whole lot of young folks voted one way or the other they voted in, you know, that's that's something to think about. You know, and one of the guys that started that in the sports sector of the entertainment industry, and took them out way in front of the musical and stage part of the entertainment industry. Colin Kaepernick. Yeah. Yeah. That was the test case. Absolutely people stepped up. And I'm kind of wondering whether what's been happening with LeBron and so many others and the incredibly wonderful dialogues of former NFL star. Acho is difficult. You know, this was not happening and they've stepped into that space as not only athletes, but as entertainment industry icons with huge followings and press. You just need to see more of that. So Radine as our youth leader to look, what's it look like from where you said we feel young. You know, I think healing and reunification is going to come as we prioritize our personal and even some of the political relationships that we have. You know, I like what Sandra said, we all have our part to do. And I think fundamentally in Hawaii, we tend to prioritize relationships over mostly anything really is first we care about each other. We want to take care of each other. Even in the COVID when it hit.    And, you know, I would like to see that extended throughout our country. I think right now people are battling over. I understand rights are fundamental but at some point you have to put that aside and really listen to each other. And understand each other because you can argue over your rights and your your political affiliations all day long but when push comes to shove. What do you have after that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know, and I have some close family and friends who differ in their views, and it can be stressful the conversations can be stressful. I don't, I don't avoid saying what I believe but I also bring a level of grace into the conversation. I think it needs to be there to make sure that my relationships stay strong. And, and I don't mind being transparent and neither do they but at some point to we also know when the conversation needs to enter. Yeah, yeah, I haven't seen that in this last four years. And I think that's critically important. We are going to see in the short term future, what all of you have alluded to, which is whether the dug in people who have been part of the division and the inequality and the hostility are going to continue to follow that model from leadership, or whether from the ground up from the grassroots, people's humanity is going to start resurfacing.  I'm so certain that one or two of them may not under certain circumstances, except the OLED branch that Joe Biden and that party are bringing an offering. This is the last time anyone can remember when a core element of a campaign was, I'm here to represent all the people, those who voted for me, and those who voted against me. I had that feeling of hope back in 2008. Of course it was my, our candidate who won, but there was a sense that we were entering a new era. And I feel like in many ways we did, but it also seemed to have so the seeds of division that Trump was able to play in the dark way, eight years later. But I'm hoping that we can get on that path of reunification, and I agree with you, Radine that because we are a small island in a small community and we all have family members and friends who have different views that because relationships are important, we do try to keep the dialogue civil and, you know, and maybe that happens in smaller communities we need to hear more about that, rather than all the news getting divisions we keep hearing about. Yeah. So what do you think? Hey, if it's 5149 Republican, is Mitch still going to be in the driver's seat and is he going to refuse to allow the Democrats to appoint one single federal judge for the four year period. No, my thought on that is this. Yeah, what I think is this is that the public sees this huge fracture public sees that there is a huge voice out there that's really against the kind of leadership that we've had in the past. And if McConnell and other folks are not bright enough to get that message and to step back and really take a look at themselves and go on a different track, then I think that they're not going to make it. I think that there's going to be a need of at least talking about this healing in the country. And I think that everyone is going to feel that need and the necessity to now start to coalesce. And people like, you know, people who are divisive, I think that's one thing that this whole election is brought out. I think that those people are going to have to take a backseat because otherwise, you know, we're going to be at this country is going to be a mess. Yeah. And one of the things that was beautiful about this country is we never had to worry. We could always use the rule of law. You know, people looked at it to us in election processes to that that we was fair and, you know, everybody had a voice. And so we're losing that we lost without a leadership in the world. Right. And we're losing that through this kind of a electoral process. So we got to heal. And I think if people maintain the same structure in the position they were have been in, I think we're not going to heal. So if they're bright enough, you know, they've got enough humanity, they're going to step back and say, we got to we got to work together. Well, you make a great point, Bill, because a lot of those people are going to be up on the block in two years. Exactly. Exactly. I'm hopeful too, because I see a movement like the Lincoln project who seemed to really want the same things for just for our country to be unified and strong. And I don't think they're going away either. Correct. That is true. I guess I'm not as optimistic, though, I feel like McConnell and Lindsay came on a platform, even though they chase their stripes about Trump. You know, their goal is to pack that federal court with as many conservative judges, and they don't care what's going to happen in the next election, they're going to keep doing that. Now, on the other hand, you know, we've got some good federal appointments in our district, and that came from working behind the scenes.  So it can happen. But I think that hopefully there's a lot of good groundwork being that's going to go on behind all the rhetoric. I think that's a brilliant insight, and we'll go straight to Sandra, but one of the things that's happened during the pandemic is that because Trump and the federal government have refused to support or even acknowledge the responsibility of the state's local regional entities and organizations, they've had to do things by themselves. Hey, and we've seen more independence in action and in judgment. Sandra. Yeah, I kind of, I kind of have to agree with, with, with Bill and Virginia, I'm not as pessimistic about what's going to happen in Congress. I really think that underneath all of that, there is going to have to be a need to work together because people are just going to be in system. We've been in this gridlock for, for, for four years and this like personality driven kind of thing. And you don't have that person at the top who's just, you know, forcing people to take one, take that side and pursue that position only. I think there's going to be some room because, you know, Biden's had a history of doing that kind of work. That's what he's done. I mean, people say he's done nothing, but that's what he's done in his, in his congressional career over the years is being able to, you know, crossover and make those connect compromises. And we've just been in a place now where last few years where the notion of compromise was just not the thing to do. I mean, it was just really, really frowned upon. And I think people are tired. We want to get stuff done. I mean, you know, people want to see things happen. And, and I don't think you'd think I don't think they'll be able to maintain that resistant posture consistently for the rest of the terms. I just don't know that that can last. Again, like I said, then there's us out there that are just going to be doing what we need to do. You're going to have all these other voices coming up. And again, you've got these young folks with these really, really strong, powerful voices coming up as well. And, and they're not going to take no work. So that's my two cents. And also to Louise's point, I think a lot of those young folks are behind the scenes making things happen to. Yeah. It has to be strategic on both fronts, backstage and front stage. Yeah, and a PBS commentator last night, she raised something that I thought was a really brilliant insight. She said, you know, Republicans have done extraordinarily well way better than expected in the house seats. They've gained maybe seven to 12 seats. She said, but look, 12 of the new ones are Republican women. And I'm sorry this may come across as gender biased, but I'm a lot more comfortable with the Republican women, other than Miss Collins and a few others, joining Ernst, but generally speaking, then with the old white Republican men. So, you know, yeah. And other than Amy Coney Barrett, I think they're going to make pretty independent decisions and they may turn out to be responsible Congress people. Yeah. Yeah. And they're not going to be able to the other huge difference. They aren't going to be able to count as Mitch and Lindsay always have on Trump and his base. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You don't have the good squad, and you don't have the mafia boss back there backing you up. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, that assumes that the trend is going to go the way it hears to be going. We are Biden. We're making a big assumption. Yes. That's okay. My way still Canadian. I haven't out. No fair. They won't let you into the country. You can't go. That's okay. My second home is really Vietnam. I would go there. And they were much better with COVID too, by the way. You know, Georgia, the state of Georgia is back in play. I don't know if you've been following it, but seriously back in play. Oh, the Reverend, the Reverend one and he's, he's ahead for the runoff. Yeah. So the question is, how's the other one going to go. You know, Biden may take Georgia. There's a good chance of it. As of about a couple of hours ago, there's a positive. That would be. And we need just one of those, right? We need. Yeah. It's really it's, it's that I mean, the margin was so the margin for the absentee and mail in ballots from Tuesday night to now was something like 300,000 but then you had not quite, but Fulton County, which is Atlanta and you had Augusta and Savannah, which have, you know, really large black and democratic populations. In fact, they're the most populations in all those votes came in overnight. And that's a young country. Absolutely. And so, you know that that gap has closed down to I think it's less the last time I look at less than 20,000. And they haven't finished counting. Hey, you know, and it's interesting because a number of really, really good friends in Atlanta who are dispute resolution professionals and career coaches and things like that. And they're all incredibly dynamic dynamic women. All of them African American as it turns out. I said, check, don't sell us short. Wait till all the Fulton County votes are in. That's where you call anything. That's right. And that's what it's starting to like I looked at about a couple of hours ago and that's what it was showing. I was kind of surprised myself to sell like oh my goodness. I have friends posting a rate rate Charles is Georgia on my mind. That's the song of the day. I don't know. I kind of like people get ready. There's a train of coming. But, and I think you folks have all alluded to it and I think it's really important. I think there's an opening. And a receptivity and a welcoming for diversity that we have not seen in four years. So as we go into our last two minutes, Louise Bill Sandra reading thoughts. One of the things that I think is that if, if the worst happens and Trump is able to pull this out of the hat, it's going to come down to businesses and individuals, and they don't stop having the conversations they started having about diversity and being an ally. We're not going to be able to depend on our federal government to get that done it's going to depend on us and the places we work and where we volunteer. You see all the media reports about folks in Germany and Mexico, they're watching this election. This is an important concept for them globally. This is an important concept. How do we deal with this kind of a situation because people have always looked at us in this regard. So I think that's really important no matter what happens here. Ultimately, we have to understand that we are the leaders in this world in terms of how we do things and we have to be proper leaders. So my last comments are number one, we need to pray that the right thing happens. If the wrong thing happens, we need to pray even more. Either way, I couldn't say it better. I couldn't say it better. I'll just say ditto to that. Absolutely, absolutely. But we're going to be it's going to be there's another song. It's going to be all right. It's going to be all right. I think we're going to get through this one way or the other. I think is not to allow hope to get extinguished, and that would be my last words. So hopefully, folks, we have tried our best to answer Marvin what's going on. Hey, and we finish this. Hey, if not big blue, if not red, at least purple purple together purple. There we go. There we go. Ladies, gents, thanks so much. We'll see you all in two weeks. And by then, we'll know more. We'll have a new world. Have a new world. Pray for peace.


Welcome to ToffeeTV, it is the Everton News Daily, Rafa Benitez has held his press conference head of tomorrows game against Manchester United, 12.30 kickoff which Ali Gunis Solskjaer is not too happy about after they played on Wednesday night, you know I'm not happy that we're missing so many players so there you go Ali. Rafa Benitez did reveal the injury situation, Dominic Alvin Lewin and Seamus Coleman were seen back on the grass this week, obviously the Charleston were seen in the gym but none of them will be available for this game, it has come too early for them, hopefully after the international break which I don't think any of the players are going away with their countries, hopefully we should have you know have them back, certainly Dominic Alvin Lewin and Seamus Coleman Lewin now definitely trained on the grass and moving and stuff that's a big boost seeing them and they should be back in a couple weeks but this game has come too early for those three players as well as Andrei Gomez as well who's going to miss the game as well so Everton without four you know major players, three absolute starters and Andrei Gomez who has been doing well coming off the bench in the Premier League, sadly they will miss the game and Fabian Del still missing the game as well he's got that shoulder problem and whether you like him or not it's another body in the squad isn't it? So they're all going to be missing and Alex Oboby is a doubt as well another player who's been playing a lot recently whether he's been starting or coming off the bench so a major part of the Everton team again continues to miss a game and when you get to a game like Manchester United the way you need those players, you absolutely need those top players, your star players and we've seen that last season with Dominic Alvin Lewin scoring a last minute equaliser against Manchester United it makes a tough trip even tougher so it's going to be a difficult one for Everton tomorrow. Everton do have Jean-Philippe Caban back but you know he's not at a level that he's going to start a game so he'll be on the bench and then there's a few decisions to be made for the manager with this starting lineup you know does he put who does he bring into midfield if Oboby's not playing you know who right back does have a look to change that it's there's a lot of decisions to be made there and we'll have to wait and see what happens you know the likes of the likes of Lewis Dobbins we've seen come off the bench last week Anthony Gordon you know they're gonna have to step up now and be ready you know maybe not to start the game but you know that face sub coming off the bench to try and make a change in the game very difficult for them but they're gonna have to do it a big big opportunity big opportunity for some players in this game and we'll have to wait and see. Rafa Benita said he had had lunch with Richarlison this week lot of reports in South America about Richarlison after he did an interview saying you know he's happier Everton but you know he doesn't know what the future holds for him Rafa Benita said he was happy and he said it was just important to make sure that he was fit scoring goals and was doing well and everything else was a bonus basically yeah we've seen the negative side of that interview come out this week certainly in the British press saying you know Richarlison says he might have to leave and Richarlison's come out on social media and basically just said that he loves playing for Everton so we'll see what happens go players leave all clubs at the end don't you but you know that's not something we have to worry about right now and we can't even get them on the pitch because of that knee injury so nothing to worry about right now but obviously it's going to be a very very tough game tomorrow against Manchester United but who have shown recently they are beatable but probably will be on a high after that last minute winner on Wednesday night in the Champions League so we'll see what happens hopefully we'll catch them catch them cold there have been a 12-30 kickoff we'll be rearing to go the manager's also said that he's you know challenged Abdelhaid Decore to score more goals get in the box he's got the energy said to get in the box don't hand back and get in the box and get more goals he challenged him to get five he's already got two so you know he's on his way there so so the manager's wanting more out of out of all of his plays and things he can get more but he was asked as well whether it was the right thing to do to sell Hamas Rodriguez with such a injury list at the moment which he basically just laughed at and Hamas Rodriguez is currently still injured and will miss his game this weekend for his new club yet to make his debut so I thought that was quite funny as well so in other news Everton have started filling in the dock today at Bramley Moor they are using sand from about 25 miles away in Liverpool Bay they're bringing that in and they've started filling in they've took took care of all of the the fish and all the all the wildlife that's all being sorted out and you know once that's all sorted then Evan can start building the stadium on obviously the foundations the Everton Stadium development director Colin Chung has said this is a huge maritime engineering project and in many ways the very laying of the foundations for the new stadium all the preparatory work so far in raking the dock bed of one month of materials and the relocation of Marine Life as the important stage and now the dock itself has been sealed work has begun on filling in the dock we expect the whole infilling process to take around four months and it's a hugely complicated process a trailer dredger is connected to a discharge pipeline floating on the surface of the shore and the sand is then fluidized in a hopper then hydraulically pumped via the pipeline over the River Massey wall to the spreader pontoon within the dock this pontoon will then evenly distribute the sand within the dock and displace the water into the neighboring dock and this continues until the reclamation of the land is above the original dock wall water level once the dock is in filled with sand a control process will consolidate the upper six meters of dropping a nine-ton weight of at a frequency of 60 times per minute and then once that's all compacted and the surface has been rolled and everything will be able to start building the stadium on top of that so fantastic news in around four months so the back end of January the start of February we will hopefully start seeing an actual grand start coming out of of the of what was the dock so really really can't wait for that so good news the stadium is progressing it's getting closer every day as in all these little things start to happen so there you go make sure to give this video like subscribe if you haven't already and make sure to check out the match preview you start 11 show the women's football show as well they haven't women's football show and the Everton Academy show which is over on patron as well make sure to check out them out and also if you haven't already download the ultimate fan app where you can win eight and a half thousand pounds by opening packs building your team it's like fantasy football meets ultimate teams the link is in the description and it's on the screen thanks for watching see you later


So we go in there, the fan store going crazy. He's like, no, this floor of mine thing, calm down.   What a bodyguard is he? He normally got a bodyguard. But floor is a different type of nigga. He already had people there in position. So when we get there getting the money, he want me to record him getting his money.  Yeah, we on boss talk one on one, one on one. Yeah, we gonna talk. I skip into it, we in Dubai. And I'm gonna talk about the video when people was like, oh man, you look uncomfortable. You in Dubai? Where we at? Dubai. Dubai, man, with the champ, big thang's coming back. We can't be stopped. No. You got to understand when he got off the stage, where we was at, he was walking with everybody. It's like 500 people coming to the swimming to get an interview. Here I am with my camera. I don't know if I can record this, not yet. So when he seen me, I put my phone down, he stopped everybody.  I'm like, I didn't know if I could record.  And that's when he was like, they can't stop us. And that's why, cause everybody had that light on me. So everybody was saying like you looked uncomfortable. It wasn't like I was looking uncomfortable. I'm just trying to be respectful. And see what I can and can't do. Yeah, you trading, you trying to figure this out. That's why she called manners. Yeah, exactly. And that's hard. So, but with Floyd, they just say, there's a day, you know, he was Floyd, you walking around. He don't like pictures like that. I know, cause they tell us at the hotels. They do that all the time. I've seen the niggas. But we was at a pub, like she said, they wouldn't, we weren't trying to take pictures, but I seen them chicken out of the niggas about taking pictures. But people will follow him. They'll just see like a drone of people that's following. He walking and people that's following him. Let me tell you a funny story right quick. So we leave his house. He won like 180,000. We couldn't go pick that up. Damn. So we, we, but, you know, he got the driver of drivers. They just meet him and two of his assistants. So we go in there, the fan store going crazy. He like, no, this floor of my thing, calm down.   What about it? Cause he normally got a body going. Yeah. But Floyd is a different type of nigga. He already had people there. They already there. In position. So when we get there, getting the money, he want me to record him getting his money. A fan come out with his phone. Not knowing cause I seen another dude. He a street dude.  Nigga come up and take the phone from old boy. Make him delete the video. Three dudes, but they were sitting there. I seen when we come in, like they were regular dudes. Like they just bling in there. Yeah. But when Floyd got that money in his hand, that was right there on us. Like nigga, please don't take that picture. You wrong. I mean like, dub, you lead the way. Let's go champ. I ain't walking out. People start screaming, start running up. I like the way how he do that because you don't ever know who he has around him. Cause the way how they blend in, you don't know. You ain't touching. You ain't touching. I love that. Hey, that's good stuff, man. For you to get, for you to be able to be, you know, show favor like that.   He could have picked anybody. But he sees something God didn't show them in bubble dub. And I think that's hard, man. Like, like, it's so many people that, that, that got out. You deserve it. Nigga, I know you. That's his word. That's his word. That's his word.  No, I'm serious. Because I'm watching in the way you are, man. You ain't did nobody knowing justice. You pure with the comedy. And I'm just being real from my observation. What I see, man, is love. So why not? Because of how humble you are. He very humble.   I had a very observative. But the part that always touched my soul is the first time we came and watched you perform. And that night when I saw you tear up. Here we go. I can't forget that. I'm sorry, because not everybody. Some people would be like, yeah, I did that. Everything is on me. No, you did that. I did that. You did that. But the main fact that you teared up is show how much humility you have and how much love you have for what you do and for your people. And that's for me. Some people could see that and not get that from it. But that's what I got from it. But at the end of the day, and it's genuine. So it ain't nothing pre-stage. And that we, you know, you gotta understand, man, this is something that who would think that, even me, you know, where we come from, we would be even put in these situations. Like that's the cold part for me. When I see it through him and he younger than me. So I'm like, hell, yeah, you know, what I might not be able to accomplish, this nigga gonna do it. You know what I'm saying?   That's real, bro.  And on.


Okay, guys, this is what we're going to be making on Chef Shea Bear playlist today. We're going to be making stuffed peppers Let's do it together. We've got our peppers here now I was going to show you how I make my stuffing with the ground beef to stuff these with unfortunately, I Filmed it, but I didn't hit record on the camber, but I'll get we'll get to that in a minute I'm just going to cut these open So I'm just using this I guess it's a steak knife, and it's not going real well, but bear with me We're just regular people here. I'm going to take a spoon. I'm just going to get right in there like that This one happens to be growing a baby Now you can use the green onion or the green peppers if you want, you know This one Was growing one inside. I've actually had almost a full grown one inside one before but Anyway, some people like to leave their seeds in so if you get I Have the the oven preheating to 350 it just got up to temperature That's what the big thing noise was But so if you get a few seeds down in there Don't be alarmed. Don't worry about it It'll be fine Unless you really really hate the seeds, but see these aren't hot peppers, so they're really not Going to be it's not going to make it hot or anything like that It's just kind of like carving out a pumpkin Just get get what you can out of there I'm sure there's easier ways of doing this, but I've just always done it this way a couple seeds down in there Anyway, clean inside there. I'm going to do that to all these other ones and then I'll get back with you and we're going to stuff them Okay, I've got these all cleaned out now I'm going to put them in this pan because I don't have a glass baking dish that these will work in I'm just going to use my hands to stuff these you can do it however you want and but I'm going to put them in here Okay So what I've done for my mixture is I've took hamburger I took a half a cup of cheese shredded cheese. I use the mexican style I used a half of a medium onion a pack of saltine crackers. This is to two pounds of burger A half of saltine a half a pack of salt or a pack of saltine crackers For a binding agent and then my seasoning now. I've also put um Some v8 juice in here And I also put some Worcestershire sauce in there So if you if you use that and your your hamburger goes from red to brown don't worry about it. It's fine It didn't go bad in five minutes. Okay I want to take these and stuff these but you can stuff them with whatever you want A lot of people will add rice and I was going to but I don't care much for rice Now monkey loves rice But she said, you know, it's up to you. She said it didn't matter to her either way So I kind of skipped on the rice and we're just going to put these in here the best we can Okay, now I'm going to have a lot of this meat left over And that's a good thing Because I'm going to make a small meatloaf As well Out of this stuff. So you won't be seeing that it's just throwing it in a pan But I'm going to make a small meatloaf With the leftovers we can have on this week So um sunday night I made What was it? I made uh, oh, yeah sunday night. We made chicken or chick. We made uh steaks And yesterday I made hot wings so Today we're having these Stuff peppers I just kind of like that. So that's oh, yeah, that fits very nice now A lot of people Will make uh, we'll use uh, just regular tomato juice Some people even use a stock of chicken stock of beef stock or or something like that But I I like um, I like some v8 juice. This is just original. You can use spicy You can use tomato juice. You can use whatever you want. It's your creation I'm just going to dump this over top of here. I've got it on this pan Just in case something spills over All right I'm going to put a little more on that. I may add more as it cooks if it starts Uh, dwindling down. I may add some more So I used a half a can In my mixture my incorporation over here my stuffing Uh Speaking of which and I used about a can and a half of here and I may And I may use some Some more but a lot of people speaking of which will take like say Make homemade stuffing or stove stovetop stuffing which I have used on these and stuffed them with And they are absolutely fabulous very very delicious and we're going to put these in the oven I'm going to put them in for 30 minutes and then I'm going to check Now when these are just about done when they got about five minutes left Now you want the internal temperature at least 165 on that meat Okay, because you want your meat done thoroughly you want to cook clear through So I'm going to cook them uncovered at 350 degrees For 30 minutes and I'll check the internal temperature when I got about five minutes or so left A lot of people don't do this, but I like to put a little uh more cheese on top of it So let's get these in the oven and we'll set the timer for 30 minutes and we'll check them Got 125 A little longer So this makes two cans all together Now we're going to put them back in For another 20 minutes 163 so that's close enough. I'm getting my alarm So that's good So now We're going to sprinkle some cheese on top of that and we're just going to keep an eye on it just till the cheese Is melted nicely You can put as little as much as you want on there or not at all Back in she goes we're going to keep an eye on it And as soon as that melts a little bit We're going to set it up here on the stove top and let it rest Wow That looks good and smells delicious We've got our stuffed peppers. They seem to be pretty good We're going to let them rest for about 10 to 15 minutes So that way it can finish cooking it can uh, so the the meat will stay together when you cut them open Okay, guys since my taste tester is not home from work yet. I'm going to give this a shot Let's try it turned out wonderful So quick and easy guys. I mean I'm going to say about 53 minutes altogether, but keep checking it and you know make sure That that they're not drying out too much or getting too done too quick uh, I mean the uh Ovens are or are kind of like microwaves. They vary once you get to know your oven You'll know about how long it takes, but I've had these in there for about 53 minutes So uh the three minutes was to melt the cheese But uh, you know, it may vary cooking times may vary different parts of the country different, you know Different stoves, but a cricket recipe um Very tasty Listen, I want to thank you guys for joining me And helping me make this dish for monkey. I'm sure she's going to enjoy it very much As well as I will I'm sorry you're not here to uh Eat one of these with us, but Maybe next time All right guys. Listen, this is chef shea bear. I'm going to say see you guys later for now and Take care. Bye. Bye guys


All right, guys, got Brady here for you. Mike, do you want to kick it off? Sure. Is that coffee, Brady? No, no coffee. What was that? I just saw the drink go down. I thought it was a green straw. I thought maybe you had someone get you Starbucks or something. Oh, no, no. Yeah, I'm curious from your perspective, what have teams been doing to you this year, if anything that's been different than years past? You know what? I don't know if different is the right saying word. Like I always kind of got a lot of attention. But that come with just being a player that they see can make plays. And at the end of the day, that's nothing but respect to be honest. So I just got to figure out ways to continue to be effective when gathering a lot of attention. And it's just kind of one of the things. And this is a broader thing a little bit. We're working on something about Super Bowl.  Was there a different type of feeling playing in the Super Bowl versus other games? Like was that there for you? How was that different, if at all? Looking back on it, it definitely was a surreal moment for me. It was definitely an exciting time. And what do you call it? Every game the same or not? I mean, the Super Bowl is a Super Bowl.  And so it was definitely a special moment. And like I just say, it's a real moment. And something that I would definitely like to get back to and come on on top one day. And but looking back on it, it was a heck of an experience. And something that some people never get to experience. Was there anything that felt different for you in the pregame? Was it like more nerves? Was it more anxiety? Like you catch yourself looking around more? I mean, you definitely looking around, taking in the environment. And I think I remember this wasn't like a pregame. It's kind of like I'm one of the pre-walkthrough stadium things. I can't remember if we did it the day before in Houston. They had the jumbotron where you're putting your roster up and picture of, you know what I'm saying? And my name came up with my picture and I just was back. I mean, for me to see my name up there on top, getting prepared to play a Super Bowl, that was an amazing moment for me. And I'm sure it was for everybody in the field, but just speaking from my own perspective. But getting ready for the game, I mean, it's, it's a pregame and you know, pregame jitters.  You know what I'm saying? I definitely say once the game start, you know, it's game time, you know? And, but leading up to it, you definitely know it's a special moment. Appreciate it. Thanks, Craig. D-Lud? Yeah, Grady, how does it feel that you guys are playing in a big regular season game for the first time in a couple of seasons? Yeah, man, I feel awesome, you know? It's been, it's been a while since we've been playing some meaningful games, you know?  So December right over with now. So, I mean, it's been, it's been good. And definitely embracing and giving it, you know, mile each and every day. And definitely not taking it for granted cause it's something that don't, don't happen all the time to be playing meaningful games late in, late in the year, you know?  And that's, that's where we are, you know, no matter what anything looked like before. Now we hear playing games account and we're excited to go out there and perform. As a veteran, you know, that, you know, came in and went right to the Super Bowl.   We want to be competitive, you know, this year we're always still got football ahead of us. You know, I think every team in the NFL is trying to build, you know, build a team up to be able to win the big one. So that we right in there makes for that.  So the foundation is being built every day you come into the work and the rest take care of itself. But we're not just sitting around waiting for something to happen. We owning our right now and trying to do the best we can. Thank you, Chris. Great, I was watching your mic up and I saw you said the little comment to when you were getting kind of triple team bought against Detroit. And I was just wondering, are you the kind, that wasn't really a trash talking moment, but are you a guy in the field who talks trash or talk smack, whether it be in a joking way, fun way at all or?  But I mean, I've kind of just, you know, happened.  I always know I'm gonna get a lot of attention now. But I did feel three on me that play and I was just, you know, messing with the guys. You know, they, they compete and I'm competing.  So, but I mean, as far as talking trash, I feel like I used to talk more trash as a young, as a younger player. Now, I kind of just, I know I go out there, do I do?  I just, you know, I'll be serious when it's go time, but, you know, I go zero to a hundred, man.  So, so I had to be cautious that I was mic'd up. And when you say you've, you kind of say you evolved from when you were younger and talking trash, is there a reason why you refrain from doing it as much now? And well, I'm not saying that I don't, I'm not saying that I don't. I just, it's just different, you know what I'm saying? It's just, it's just different. I think that's something more like you gotta, I don't know, like even if I do talk, I might not even realize it. Like, I really like, I'm really like, like I could be cool, like just where I can talk nice and, you know, cordial like right here.  So it's like, you know, it's like, happens, it happens, it's been done and done. And is there, is there a player or a person among your career who has been that guy who's talked a lot, whether it be on the team or someone you played against that has stuck out to you? I don't really like a lot of people that do too much talking and make it like part of the game. Like it just, that's just me. I was like, I don't do nothing, you know what I'm saying? And it just like, it was just, I mean, you're doing something that's cool, but don't be a guy that's talking when it's up and then you don't say nothing, got nothing to say when it's down, when you're down.  So I could care less about whether somebody's talking about.  And it was a joking thing, but have you, in your opinion, how has he evolved or has he evolved throughout the 16, 17 weeks that we're in? Yeah, man, I was just teasing him. And me and Kyle, we play around a lot. And so, but I'm definitely happy to see his growth, you know, as the year goes on.  I feel the same, you know, I'm his teammate, but I'm also, you know, a fan of his to see when he making them big, nice plays and stuff like that. And I love to see a young man having success he has, getting the, you know, the right that he's doing and stepping up to the plate. So I know the best is, you know, the best is yet to come for Kyle. And I'm definitely happy to see him do well, but I'm gonna, we're gonna talk that mess to each other. That's what brothers do. Josh. Yeah, I think. Yeah, Grady, I was wondering, obviously fluidity is part of an NFL roster, but given the COVID situation last year and this year, does your role as a veteran and a leader change as you see guys in and out of the availability so often?  Whether it's the way you talk to them about being off the field or something you have to do in the locker room? I don't know. No, not necessarily.    But there's always been fluidity, though. I mean, in the NFL, you know, you can be playing with a whole new group of guys one week and then a whole new another week.  You gotta take it how it comes. Nobody gonna feel for you to gain still count and you gotta get the job done. I know that you guys have talked a lot about getting familiar with Dean's defense and how much that's helped as the season has gone on because there are a lot of moving parts, he says. When you have to change so much personnel at this point, does that make it more difficult because you are learning a new system and it does have a lot of moving parts?  So, I mean, every, every, that's why everybody gotta always be prepared to go out there and perform because, you know, being in the pros is always the next man of mentality.   If you get, don't do your job on this play, nobody gonna care about that.  Thanks, Red. All right, guys, we got time for a couple of follow-ups. Mike, you got one? Yeah, I do. It kind of goes to Cole, but Chris was asking before, but this is something I don't think any of us will ever understand, so I'm hoping you can explain it. What's it like to be triple-teamed?    So in my, in my experience, I kind of know what's being ran versus off the blocks that I'm getting. But so there really ain't no run to where I'm in. It's like, so I know they had a bus assignment this summer, maybe they just said, cause if they did that, it should have been like two people free just ago. You know what I'm saying? But me, I feel like, I feel like if I knew, if I knew for a fact that that triple-team was coming, I really, I could have stuck and hung in there. I kind of got turned out a little bit. But if I knew it was coming, I knew all that pressure was coming, I would have just probably just made a big old pile. No, but it's, I mean, it's, it's a come with it, man. You know what I'm saying? You got to be ready for whatever will come. And like I say, whenever you get that much attention, it's a, you're doing something right. You know what I'm saying? I'm like a, like I say, you know, I want to be a highly productive player and stuff. But I mean, even when, you know, production may come, not coming in for now, I may want, I'm still making an impact and it's in due time, in due time, what's going to happen, what's going to happen. Yeah, I only ask because it's not the first, that wasn't the first time that that's happened this year. I think there were a couple other places. Far from the first.  Like, I mean, that first. Like for me, I was like, you know what, come with it. You know what I'm saying?  And this is one of those, it's just one of those years. And by the end of the day, I'm playing meaningful football in the end of December, going into January and it's been years for me. So I'm doing what I gotta do to help put this team in the best position to get to this post-season and continue to build on what we got. So, you know, all success don't come in the form of what you may think it may look like at the beginning of the year, but you know, I'm gonna take it how I come and keep grinding. All right. Happy new year. Yep, happy new year. See you guys.