Fel yna gweithio cyngor? Mae? Mae'n gwybod yn ychydig fel y twiddol, yw'n gweithio, tu'n gweithio,'r team yn y teimlo, fe wedi'i gweithio, yn mynd yn y llwych, sy'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio. Ond yn gweithio'r cyngor? Ceisio. Yn y ffiydd, mae'n gwneud ar-froed, oes? Mae'n gweithio? Mae'n gweithio'n gweithio. Mae'n gweithio'n gweithio, mae'n gweithio deun llwyddiadau, a'r cyn. fel ydych chi'n ei wneud. Ac rwyf yn dweud ddweud David i Sniadlain, ac rwyf yn dweud i binard. Rwyf wedi cael ei gael i'r hyn. Rwyf wedi'u gael i sgwmau Sigurddson. Rwyf wedi'u ddweud i'r ddysgol Sigurddson ac Charleson yn deallu'r dweud a'n defnyddio'r ddweud. Rwyf wedi'u dweud i'r dweud. Rwyf wedi'u ddweud i'r ddweud i'r ddweudio'r ddweud i gael i'r ddweud i'r ddweud i'r ddweud i'r ddweud i'r ddweud eich awg i chi'n wych? Rwyf wedi'u gael i'n ddweud i'r ddweud wedi'u ddweud i'r ddweud. Rwyf wedi'u gael i'n edrych. E'n cael ei ddweud? Dwi'n gael. Arweinydd chi'n hyn. Rwyf wedi'u gwneud beams ond. Rwyf wedi'u oedd, yn amlwg wedi'u cwestiwn gwir. Rwyf wedi'u gael i'n gweithio'r ddweud i chi'n dweud i ddweud i'r ddweud. Is that because it's it's definitely on. We definitely on. So it's just that there's a delay. It's okay. Just that's asking question. The problem is that when they get this, this will be like a five minute time and we'll just be sitting and going we're on aren't we? Yeah we're on now see we're on. Unfortunately everyone can see that I'm using a Red Men TV Laptop? That's his laptop, by the way.  It's his teeth, sir. I need to put it in the comments. There you go. It's like cannonball. I'm going to say that off the money. We're on now. Shall I start reading the questions? Yeah, let's start getting the questions. I'm going to ask questions. It's not the greatest start of a show we've ever had. Well, no, it never seems to be smooth sailing. We're so far ahead. I don't understand why we're so far ahead. Lucas says, predictions for tonight's cup game? Two-nil. Two-nil? Two-nil. Do you think we can do, like, ever do what Villa did last night? Let's smash some five-offs.  No. Never making it easy. No. I can't even remember under Moise whether we did that. No, I don't think we did. And Martina's, even again, I think we beat a couple of teams four by four goals in the Europa League, but I don't remember ever stonking some on some now. Lots of people asking for predictions for tonight. Two-nil for me, for you. I'm going to go for, I think they'll score, so I'm going to go for three-one. I'm going to go for three-one. We're getting messages now. The funny thing is we're getting messages now that are from about something that we said about four minutes ago. So it's going to be, there's not going to be instant responses. Man, you just try and read for what you've read. You should have it loaded or we're not going to get it back here. Oh no, yeah. It's just too much message about it. Right, it's okay. There'll always be a delay. I just don't understand why there was that much of a delay on it. So, yeah, just ask questions. As of now. We are miles ahead. Bolton? Is something happening with Bolton? I'm not too sure. The last time I last checked it was two weeks for pre-evo, isn't it? Someone just said they've been saved. Oh, well, good. There's a room with a berry going to be saved as well, isn't there? I don't know. Lucas says you can see and hear as you're on. We weren't struggling. We were just miles ahead. We were just miles ahead of everyone. That's what it was. Are we still miles ahead? We are because we're the one with caught up with us. No, I don't know. I don't know. It's not time travel, is it? Isn't it? Isn't it? Well, technically everything is. There's a four minute delay. But it's not a delay. It's just that. I don't know. So when we're on the way home, you just love watching us. Think about that. Tom Walsh is that? Stone Roses or Oasis? For me? Yeah. I say Oasis. More songs than I like. Bro, do you like the Stone Roses to be fair? I'm going to go. Mine's Oasis because that's the band I go with. Stone Roses I got into after through Oasis. But definitely. I want to be at odds. One of my favourite songs, to be honest. That's great. I think the Oasis were the band of my time. But Stone Roses are brilliant. But when they came back, I wasn't like, I wouldn't have gone and seen them. No, it's the same. They're not the band of my time, Oasis are. No, they've always got different tastes, haven't they? James Brandon says, Do you think Donna Carmelun can work in my field? No. It's not technically good enough to work in my field. No. Harrison McClashan says, Delft to start? I'd say them for Wolves me. I've said this before. I don't mind if you play tonight. But I'd rather say them for Wolves. I think that's a more difficult game, to be honest. And I'd rather not get in case it gets injured tonight. There's loads of people going, Yes, you are live. We've been live for about seven minutes. It's just that because there was a delay. You didn't know we were live. So then for we didn't know we were live. Are we even here? Is this like back in the future? We are. You're right. By the time you get to us, where we are now, we could be like out making a cup of tea. Could be, right? You know what I mean? Could delay it. Not off five minutes. The problem is, is that when the team gets announced. We're going to be five minutes ahead. We're going to be five minutes ahead of everybody else. We'll be talking about it. Oh well. Oh well. It's the way it is. That's just the way it is. Mike Ferriss says, I hope to God we play a different formation because four, two, three, one just doesn't do it for me. No, it's not doing it for us, but other teams seem to make it work.  People can't make it work. It's the players and the way they space themselves and the way they find little gaps. It needs to tweak the system more than that. The formation is not the way it is. It's the system. Stoll says we need a decori like player next to Gomez. What players are out there and if the decori doesn't happen? A decori would not be a wise choice next to Gomez. The reason being is then you'd leave yourself openly defensively. The reason we bought Cabaman is because he plans to sit him in as a six. If you had decori, decori gets in the box about nearly two times a game, which is more than most of my fielders in Europe. So that leave André Gomez, who's a terrible defender, as your last defender, as we've seen, for the Algarzy goal where he basically ran through under the night. So you need to balance that midfielder. But if it was a three, decori next to Gomez, and with that with Cabaman sitting, yes, great. But you'd need some defensive support if you were going to play them two in the field. Fran Riding says what life like, you must say what is life like five minutes in the past? Well, we're five minutes in the future. It's true. You're in the past. You tell us. Evan, if it's still the same, five minutes in the future. Matt Welshman says good job you were in full time doing this. Paired dread to think what would happen otherwise. I don't know which way to take that. I'd take that as it is. Why don't you do a diss track on? I don't understand why. Are you dissing the stream? The stream is just your... The viewers are the people in the wrong. We're in the present. You're the ones in the wrong. Don't blame us. We went live and YouTube decided to delay us five minutes for some reason. I don't know why. Someone else says Bolton's being saved. I think you need to find out. I'm just going to look on the sky there. It's Barry that's been... They keep saying Barry. I don't see anything on Bolton. Let me have a little check. Go on, you read questions. Someone said what do I think about Disney Plus? What do you think about Disney Plus? It's a conglomerate. Everything's going that way. Eventually you're going to oversaturate the market. Because people complain in America where obviously Disney's biggest consumer base is. Basically the cable costs too much for them, which is our sky. So the sky costs too much a year. But when you have to factor in Sky Sports because you're still going to need that to watch football, Amazon, Netflix. Eventually you're going to be running to the £100 anyway. So it's all going to go back on itself anyway. I think what's going to happen is that at some point they're all going to be separate. So you're going to get your footy separate and you'll be able to pick and choose what you want. Bolton. They've been saved by the Football Ventures Group. That's very good. Good stuff. What that means is that a lot of the drosh will lose. But if it's drosh, what's the issue? The issue as well though is a lot of these.  Netflix are obviously having to make a lot of programmes now because they know friends will go. They know all Disney stuff is already gone. So eventually though you're going to end up with a couple of shallow platforms. I don't think Netflix as it is now won't be like that in two years. And a lot of them will be quite shallow. So you'd have to have more than a couple to be worthy. My big problem with Netflix is that sorry someone's actually just said Baz is the tech master. Are you having a laugh? I'm not being funny. This channel would literally be in the sea if it wasn't for me. I'm the dynamic midfielder. Baz is the box the box just getting tackles in there. I'm the creator G. I'm the paolo. Okay. Of it all. The pedalo. Well. I mean there's some questions that I just simply can't ask. Why? Someone said are you guys doing live commentary? No. I'm going home. And also we did live commentary. We'd be five minutes ahead. Yeah. So you'd be five minutes behind in terms of a goal. Yeah. You'd be like we know. Dragon Ball or One Punch Man? I didn't watch Dragon Balls. It's before my time. I have no idea what One Punch Man is. I don't know. Who would replace Unsworth as under 23 manager? Why? Joshua Banks, what's going on? I can play it about him all the time. Someone who's going to be his hands-on coach and developing them in the same style as the first team. Dull down. Sorry. Sorry.  So basically Unsworth is obviously going to manage stuff. But the Unsworth 23 should be about development. They're just winning things. If as a result of the development, they win things great, but development should be the first and foremost focus of the under 23s and the under 18s. So if he is replaced, I'd hope it would be someone who's a hands-on coach who's looking to develop players towards the system, the first team players. When people are saying in a delay, is there an issue with the sound or something? So we don't know. We're just putting it out to you. You've got to relay the feedback to us. Or we hope that we're in the future. I think this is just live of five. I was confused. So the delay might be like you're asking a question now and we're not answering it for five minutes, because that's because we're five minutes ahead of you. So when you ask a question and we answer it, you're not getting it for another five minutes. That's YouTube. That's nothing to do with us. GTE says Keen needs to start. Needs to bed them in. No, I agree. Yes, it's playing tonight by all means. And if he does well tonight playing as well. Madison McGlashan says, why is Cucamartina still at the club? Because no one else wants him. That's the simple fact. No one else wants him. Exactly. At the end of the day, unless they pay him off, which they probably don't want to do, then we'll have to loan him or pray for mercy. Tom Welsh, it's always this delay. Well, then it's consistent. There's a consistency there, isn't it? Consistency is excellence, think about it. That's not our fault, is it? We're doing it live. It's going out. It's YouTube. That's just the way it is. Yeah, loads of people are saying, I had a feeling Bolton would be safe.  It should have kept it for the last minute. No, why did it only happen today? Why couldn't it have happened a couple of weeks? Maybe that's why there was a delay. It's because there was something going on in the background. I'm glad for Bolton because at the end of the day, the club needs to survive. It's a good community club. Also, that ground as well, is worth a lot of money. And Peter Kay and Paddy McGinnis have got loads of money. They should have bought it. Michi Gyddon says, what's the monthly cost for Disney Plus? Well, I know in America it's $6.99. I think you get ASPN Plus with that. No, that's $12 for ASPN and Hulu, which is very reasonable. You get every game almost, don't you? You don't miss a game. No, that's MBC. MBC does the 40 days. Oh, yes, I've got the USL and they've got something else as well. They've got some of the league and some of the Bundesliga and stuff. Yeah, but it's not like... I'm not being funny. You did a package that cost me £11 a month. That was Disney Plus and the Premier League. I'd be chef of life. That would be me. I'd never go out. I'd just be done. Pixar, Marvel, you know, all the Disney stuff. Star Wars. I'd be chef of life. Someone's getting very sweary. Well, let me see him. Someone's saying it's not very good Netflix. Netflix is alright. The films are terrible.  I end up just watching the sports documentaries. Tens of years. How about a watch-along for the game later today? I was thinking about doing that, but... I was thinking about doing it, but... I've had a long day and I've got a long day tomorrow. Your Patreon thing as well. Maybe for another day we'll do that. Maybe another day we'll do that. Someone's just said the team is with Charles and Keane and Wobie Davis, Gomez. I know that can't be the team because Gabamans in it. So that can't be the team, can it? Clearly that can't be the team. He-Man or ThunderCats? ThunderCats when I was a kid. Both sets of toys, but it was the ThunderCats alone. ThunderCats. David Barrow says TV will be £1 a game across Asia and Africa, but this will be paid to the teams being viewed. Well, we're in trouble and if that's the case. That's what they're trying to stay away from in the Premier League, so I don't think that's the case. Liverpool and Man United and Arsenal probably be all those. Simply by the rest of the clubs. But they've moaned and got more money for being the top six, haven't they? Well, if you're finishing the top six, then you should be paying more money in positions, but it's really money now. No, but that's the international money, isn't it? Cos they're saying they're bringing it. But then you're going to get that. Painting where it's two teams or four, five, six teams. And it's just, it's not going to work. West Country Blue says, anyone know what's happened to Beningamy? You look promising a couple of seasons ago, but it seems to be out and lost in the wilderness. Well, he got sent off last night. Is this a development stall? You know, obviously that season under all of that, it was the other day, he played for London's Red, he made that great tackle, and everyone thought he was going to step up. And then all of this came in and just dropped them out completely and then Silver's not fancy. They went out and loaned last season. The second game, and then he didn't get back into the side. Is development stall, do you have any needs of good loan or have any needs to just let them go into that and maybe have a buyback of some sort? See what happens if he develops, but it's not going to work.  We know there's a delay, which you'll get this in five minutes. We know there's a delay, but we're in the middle of a stream. There's nothing we can do about it. We can't speed the tape up. And if we did, you'd lose five minutes of the stream. Three story. So you'll find that out in five minutes? But you won't, because Egnog says, Andy, I love you so much mate. Thank you very much. There you go, Egnog. Trainer says, in the NBA you can pay to watch every one of your team's games. You have to get this to season pass yet. It's really good. Basically, say Sky only played his top six and say the NBA and you have the Lakers, the Knicks and all that on. Basically, every other game is on the season pass of the NBA, league pass and schools. I think, what will happen eventually is, the Premier League, right? Yes. That's the first thing. What they'll do is, they'll have every single game in a different TV spot. And then they'll sell every package. And it'll be starting on Friday and it'll go to Monday and every game will be in its own spot. And certain people will cover certain games. Would you do like a red zone thing? The NFL, I'll get in the final third. Instead of playing soccer, I'll play soccer saty when people go into the final third. That's what they're doing on BT? They're saying that. My ID said, where did you get the no face from our website it's in the description on the video. It's not made by North Face. Don't mention North Face. Don't tell North Face. Why is someone else asked who would replace unsway? It's because they probably see me mowing in all the time. yna y cwylwch, mae yw'r cyffredin? Helen yn ystod, fel roi'n 5 gyda ni'n 5. Mae'n cael ei fath o'r 5. Felly mae'n 5 gyda'n 5. Ha! Felly, Helm. Fel yna, mae'n bwysig. Mae'n bwysig. Mae'n bwysig. Mae'n bwysig. Mae'n bwysig. Mae'n bwysig. Mae'n bwysig. E. Lucas, mae'r amser wedi gael i'r sbwrt i SBN, o'r gwneud am gyfnodd y steam? Mae'n gweithio'r sbwrt, yn ni? Mae'n gweithio'r sbwrt yn y UK, Andrew. Yn ymlaen i'r ymddangos yn y canlynyddol. Rwy'n meddwl, Andrew. Mae'n meddwl. Stephen Kelly, mae'n cymdeithas. Mae'n cymdeithas. Mae'n cymdeithas. Mae'n cymdeithas. Mae'n cymdeithas o'r 16-year-old ymddangos Cymru. Mae'n cymdeithas o'r cymdeithas. Mae'n teimlo yma'n i'r ymddangos. Mae'r amser. Mae'n cymdeithas o'r 16-year-old ymddangos a'r ymddangos Llywge, yn dweud. Mae'n ddweud, ond ymddeithas, o'r cymdeithas o'r ymddangos sy'n ddeithas. Mae'n dweud hynny yn ei ddaw wneud... Mae'n ddweud hynny fel ddweud yn llwyth iawn. Mae fel y cymdeithas a'r ddweud, felly mae'n ddweud ei ddweud yn fwyaf o'r adrwyddo i ni, Dyna fe rwna yn meddwl cynnaf i ddechrau'r hanesol y bobl yn oed. Dwi'n neud o blaen i gael y cyflym o'r ffordd yng Nghaerpan. E-w-no. O'r AM-90 adael'r ddod. O'r AM-90 yno'r ddod, dwi'n gwis i ddim yn meddwl. Mae'n ddod eich ddefnyddolio'u griffliad, mwyw. John. O'r AM-90 yn bobl yn y gyllid. Mae George Areson o'r fan, dwi'n fod wedi'u beth i mi rwy'n gofyn yn holl. George, John. Mae'n ddydig o'r Alwyn. Dyna os i ddiad, dyna o, mae'n daeth bod fi yn symud i ddiadio gwasanaethol, ynnyntio'n gweithio, itaeth. Dyna i ddiadio, dwi'n ddiadio, ynnyntio, pan sefydliad i arhoedd yr hynny, yn dw i. Er, 21th. Ond 21th, ond dyna o'r holl, ond dyna, ond ddiadio.  It's dangerous, it's dangerous. Dave says what should the club do with Anthony Gardin, Gordon? You ought to be alone in January? A question mark? Yes please. It's got to be the right club though. I had a little luck earlier like the Bundesliga. He wouldn't get in like 80-90% of the club's first teams. He'd be on the bench for them so it's probably best that he goes somewhere like France, bottom half the French team or even Holland and the bottom half team there. He's going to play games and get experience against senior pros and we're going to make him think and problem solve. That's the key. And the physicality as well of the league as well on the base. I'd put him out on loan for two years. I would as well. Genuinely two years. As long as it's the right club with the right coach he's going to develop them and play them then yet. He just needs to be around the evidence first team and not play them. That's the key. Prince Albert. Prince Albert. Prince Rupert says, you're looking forward to the Mandalorian show. Yes, I am. But will we have Disney Plus by then? That's the problem. The answer's not. How do I get to watch Evan tonight? Keith Powell. He says, remember, I live in Amsterdam. I don't know. I don't need the league cups on anywhere round the world because it's not like a desirable cup that they pay for until probably the final. I'm sure it's on somewhere. NBC will have it on somewhere. But is there an NBC in Amsterdam? No, there's a stream going from NBC probably. Yes, team. What do I endorse that? Eric Lee says, can you not ask Marco strategy formation questions? I never hear a report. No, because we never get to asking questions. Everon would love to. We don't invite it.  Patrick Farrow says, mindhunter is good on Netflix. I've seen the first season. I've seen both seasons. Last season, it was good. I just didn't need as much built-in storyline. I won't reveal it for anyone, but I wanted a bit more and let's speak to Mathers and let's solve Mathers, but it's fine by me. Joshua says, what's the time there, lads? The time is. We're in Australia, mate. It's 1835. Probably the same time as you asked the question. Think about that. Alfie says, I'm pooing myself. Don't want another Millwall, the barcle. They're not the same team as Millwall.  They haven't got a big mouth. I'm trying to keep these bits big. Gary Lewis says, hi, guys. During the show, but there's something wrong with the sand. I can hear you both quite clearly. Soll dig. Mark, press conferences. BritishCPA says, is there any podcast talking about movies and TV? You'd recommend. I'm not sure. BritishCPA, if that is your real name. I believe there is a podcast that deals with such items called The Ned's Social Club podcast that I believe pod weekly with one person in America and one person in the UK, sometimes two people in the UK. I've heard that's quite good that you can find all major podcast outfits. Can I just say anyone loves films? There's a show cut on the ring. It's called The Rewatchables where they review all films. It's fantastic. It's funny. I'm good. Am I on that? No. Well, The Ned's Social is good. I've never listened to it, but it's out. I've never listened to it. I'm sure I'm used to the age as I go on Twitter. Anyway. Thanks for that. Have a football content. Apparently the game is on ESPN plus in the colonies. We'll be a colony by the 31st of October. David Barlow says, if you can't buy a second club, then why can't we lend all our 23s to Barry, et cetera? Sorry, can I check? Because if we lend all our plays to Barry, are they going to pay their debts? Exactly. You're not going to pay the players, are you? It's their own money. Players, it's like stepping across the picket line. Players wouldn't go and replace Barry's current proper players until they pay it, would they? But it's not even that. They haven't got the money to cash. It's not even a case of that. Well, according to Steve Snail, he's got some off on 7 million, haven't you? Glenn Watson says, I prefer Red Zone versus watching a standard NFL game unless it's Dallas Cowboys.  Jason Gareth is a terrible coach, by the way. No, all in the game on Amazon is brilliant. It is, yeah. Because they're, oh my God, they're facilities. Yeah, but they're a billion-dollar team. No, I know. Imagine supporting Dallas Cowboys, the money he's put into that club, and they don't win anything. They haven't won anything since the 90s.  He's had a lot of say in that bad way, Jerry Jones. He is the fella from The Simpsons, isn't he? Routing to me. Yeah, yeah, that's his big stuff, yeah. Dachart, Myle B and Reaper Z says, Piv knows all is Piv God. No. Okay. I love to subscribe to that. I'm glad that we've cleared that up. Esthe says, Pundit, Jamie Callagher, the spitter. Yeah, you know. No, it's Jamie Rednap or Michael Owen, come on. Yeah, they're terrible. You have to score goals to win your games. Rednap is just the next model. That's all he is. Just points. Just points at a board. It's terrible. Peds, would you go on the kickoff? Not if it was to watch one of our own games. No. It's true Jody's YouTube thing, where they'll go and watch a big game. I believe the money is good, though. But I wouldn't go if it was to watch one of our games. Not a chance, because I couldn't go with that. Glyn Watson, rank the Sasha Baron Cohen characters. Barat, Ali G Bruno, please. Say again. Rank the... Ali G. Sasha. I like the guy out of Talladeigar Knights. Oh, the Johnfully Frenchie. Yeah, yeah, Frenchie. I don't know, really. Ali G was funny at the time, but now it's a bit... It used to be better when we did the interviews, and we used to interview people. The interview with Tony Ben, it was really good. Stuff like that used to be good. Bruno and Everly Gart was probably a bit fencer by modern standards now, which people call me a snowflake for, but whatever. Isn't it supposed to be a fencer? That was not the point. Yeah, but you couldn't get away with that. That seems to have a comedy now. Ali Barat, that was funny at the time. Steve Chapelle, special on Netflix, and he goes in. Apparently he goes in for everything, and he's properly... Well, good for him. He's trying something different, but he's having some peace there. Mark Traver says, ESPN plus has Serie R, MLS, FA Cup, Cup of Cup, Championship, all the matches from Serie R live, and on the man, they will at Bundesliga next year. Wish they would have poached La Liga from being in sports. There you go. Thoughts on Peaky Blinders, but I haven't seen them. I haven't seen them. What's the first two? It's all right. It's okay. It's a standard Peaky Blinders. I'm not a big fan of Peaky Blinders. I think it's good, but not great. Controversial.  Let's face it. You haven't got... Lenny from Meisterman this time.  So it's a different team now. They've got Tyler Walker from Notts Forest. He's a good striker, to be honest with you. Harry Anderson on the right. They've got Bruno Andravi off the bench. He's the other two in the field. Come on. Jimmy Everton has said, the nurse social club is you ped for foxy.   It might be, yeah. Maybe you'll be yourself up there, didn't you? Mills, the weekly planner podcast, talks about movies, comics and TV shows. It's good. I like it. Mr Sunday movies. But is it two English men, but one on the East Coast of America and one on the West Coast of the UK? I think so. It's Eric. He's not on the East Coast. No, it's Eric. It's Adam. Oh, sorry. I apologize. Adam lives where they make Hershey bars. Pennsylvania? Yeah, apparently so. So what time is it? It's 1840. Like, it's not where you come. It's time sponsored by Tuffy TV. It's not where you live. It turns once I'm a duck brown. We've got to go back, Marty. We've got to go back. It's your kids, Marty. It's your kids. That's the second one for you when I wasn't seeing him. I was a question for you then. Abigail Berford says, we need to change the transfer window back. Do you agree? Yeah, but what had happened, I agree, we should, but what had happened is somebody caught kicking off. Say, for example, Touchwood doesn't happen. We lost, like, Rich Arlison on the last day of the window and couldn't replace him. I know we can afford to say no now, so it wouldn't happen, but people wanted to go back. So it's nice to be able to go into the season sometimes with the set teams. So you can start as you mean to go on. But no, it does create a disadvantage when you're trying to... I don't agree. I don't agree. I like it like this, but what I would say is, I think that... The season should start later. The season should start later. Yeah, that's on. I think the season should start later. And yeah, I think the season should start later, but I like the fact that wants to... Because put it this way, right?  But what if Gabamon got injured the day after the transfer window shut? Would you be saying then we should be keeping it open for the next week? If we're having a transfer window, if we're having a transfer window, then I want it shut before the season starts as far as I'm concerned. From a toffee TV point of view, the transfer window staying open would shoot me down to the ground. Next two weeks of content. It would be an extra two weeks of maybe I need to just talk nonsense because that's all transfers are. You can just say what you want. It might come true, it won't come true. I wouldn't be without transfers. So by three minutes till the team gets announced, egg for you. Three minutes for nuclear meltdown. We're in the blue kit tonight, of course, we are. Against the weather. We've got three new kits. We've only worn one. I'll get grants the other one. I was missing out on the midfield for the other one as well. There's another one as well. I might keep mine. I'll forget who it is.  No, I like to remember. Raghav says, let's sign Fred from United. I like Fred. Thank you. Good shout. Fred is a good player. People just don't really understand his position. Now I just said surely the Mandalorian series will be available on Blu-ray. It won't be. Does Blu-ray exist? It's number one. What's that? No, I've got loads of Blu-rays. And I'll be getting at least three more. Blu-rays? Yeah, Blu-rays. I'll be getting three more to complete my collection. They are Captain Marvel, Avengers Endgame and Spider-Man. And then I'll have the whole set of all of the Blu-rays for Marvel. Now it won't be. That's the whole point of Disney Plus. Is that it's a streaming site? It's a streaming site. It's a streaming site. None of the Netflix shows go on DVD or Blu-ray. We're getting away from digital. We were in ESD and I was talking to Joe and I was talking to Billy and I said to him, have you ever bought any film or music in a physical thing? And he both said no. I'm a snout there though. I used to be a collectin' thing. I don't like kindles. I like books and bookman. Books are different, I think. You can display them nicely. I don't think it's about the display. I think there's something... Something about reading, I don't know. Something about looking intelligent. It's 1844 in this world. When you hear this, you'll already know the team. And you'll be angry. I don't know that yet. Just wait a second. What's happening? Lab Brooks have pulled the money off the kick-off after two joe of the Instagrams team. I don't think that's fair. It's just about his private life got out in it. It's not really fair. Have you played Red Dead Redemption with honour or straight evil? With honour? With honour? None of this straight evil. You play as yourself. You play as your own personal persona and I am straight honour. Okay. There you go. None of this. No, I did it with honour. He was a good man. He's honour. Arthur was a good man. Not with honour. Team. Pickford. Yes. Keen. Holgate. Dean. Delph. Snyderlin. Sadeeby. With Charleston. Sigarton, who was the captain. And Keen up front. So I got... What did I get? I got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. I got eight right. I would have given Charleston a rest, me. I'm going to be honest. So, Andre Gullwys was on the bench. Stechlenberg, Bains, Carverloo and Wolcott and Mia. What? Waste Tom Davis? He's got to be injured, hasn't he? You'd hope so, because otherwise it's against rather disappointing that he's not being featured in these games. I don't think that seems well. Good enough to win tonight though. I would have liked to give Charleston a couple of doing more days off, but... But now he's not on the bench. No, he's not, but he is, as well. That bench is a bit like some wing options there. It's got Wolcott and Carverloo. Carverloo and Wings. Carverloo and Wings. Cymru. It's got Toton, as well. It's been interesting to see Sir Db, you know. Last season in France he wasn't great defender, but Mark O'Sulliver is really good at people's positioning. So if he can improve his positioning, he'll be a much better player. It gives us a different option, he's a better pass than Seamus, so... There you go. Interesting news. I don't think there's going to be a meltdown over that. Yn cael y clywed yn ychwaneg ychwaneg. Rwy'n gallu'n dweud yma. Mae'r wneud yn gwirio, mae'n dweud. Stephen Kelly, ddiw ar hyn i gael fan i'r holl o'r holl. Mae'n cael yn ymddi'n gweithio, mae'n cael yn cael Samuel Callew. Mae'n gweithio'n ddechrau yma. Mae'n cael yn cael yn lliwyddiolol. Mae'n cael i ddod o'r holl o'r holl o'r holl o'r holl o'r holl. Mae'n cael i ddod, mae'n cael ei fod yn gweithio iddyn nhw. a gynnyddio gyd yn cyffredinol. A dyna'n gwybod o'r ac yn ymddangos yma. Yn ymddangos teimlad yn ymddangos, neu'r gwleidio. Mae rydych yn ymddangos. Felly mae'n gwybod? Felly mae'n gwybod. Mae'n gwybod. Mae'n gwybod? Mae'n gwybod. Mae'n gwybod ei bobl yn gwybod? Niel Procdor, mae'n gwybod. Efallai mae'n rhan o'r ddwylo, a oeddiwch yn y dyfodol yng Nghymru. Mae'n gwybod eich gweithio'n gwybod. Mae'r seisio blaen iawn. Ac mae'n rhaid i ddweud am y cyflor iawn, ac mae'n anhygoel ei fod yn y tu'r rhai gwybod yma. Felly yn ni'n mynd i'r holl. Mae'n holl, mae'n rhaid i'r holl, mae'n holl, bobl yn hynny. Mae'n mynd i hyn o'n holl, mae'n mynd i'n holl. Mae'n holl, mae'n holl, mae'n holl, sy'n holl ac mae'n holl yn holl. Mae'n holl yn holl, mae'n holl yn holl yn y holl, mae'n holl yn jemon. mae'n holl yn holl wedi ei'r holl. Ysbyneth oedd yn gwir iawn yn enterwyd gyna'r Junfa bother Record i hyn. Mogw shiftol i dda wedi cynnyngiesr yng Nisti Bryn. Q dependonol i'r um outdated awrsigaeth? That's right I am match. Fassio oed yn rif fascinating. Tyfill yma mewn drws rynthio? I'm so enogur rydyn ni'n Lly relying new ym Bethesdfodra. Jondo yn un cyflydd o tîm a dwi cram sydd yn y fath o fenng hon yn протol. Y r � fifteen yn oedd o gwuis chi. Yn amlwg, mae'r ddelch yn yr ysgol. Mae'n gwrdd ar hwn. Pethau'r cyffredin yna yma, yn ymgyrch. Mae'n amlwg, yn ymgyrch. Dyn nhw'n gwybod i'r sefydlu. Felly mae'n ddif yn ddifach. Felly mae'n gofio i'n cyfrifio. Mae'n ddif llai i'r cyfrifio. Mae'n ddifanc i'r cyfrifio. Felly mae'r ddifach? Felly mae'n ddifch chi'n ffordd o fynd i'r ddechrau? Mae'r ffordd o'r sgwmp i fyosio chi'nŵr gynyddu ar Eurau Ffii Ar dŵr yn amdgur. Mae'n myfyrdd yn lle'r Ffii Ar. Mae'n myfyrdd yn lle'r Mfii Ar dŵr. Mae'n myfyrdd yn llwy, yn lle'r registers. Yn oedd D' Steven Ramstale yn cael eich rŵnol a'r teimlo. Oedden ni'n ddechrau 5 ym 10? Mae'n ddlefnid peir yn gynghwyl. Kwrth gwrs, mawn i'n gwneud beth. Mae'n ddod i'n ddod i'r ddangos rôl. I can't tell you the future, I don't know what's going to happen. We're only five minutes in the future. I know we're only, yeah, I can't tell you, yeah. What else have we got? Mina and Keen need to work on their partnership, beside that good team, that's from Emma. I'm not Colgate's biggest fan, I'm going to be honest. I think his position needs to be fixed, but he should be okay against Lincoln. In defence of the manager, what he would say is, is that what if I need... What have Mina got injured tonight? Yeah, what if I need them to play at some point? Yeah, you need to get them fresh, yeah, it's true. Colgate played against the highest standard last year for half a season. He should be alright. He should. I'm just interested in... I'm just interested in Tom Davis. Yeah, same, it stands here. It's like he doesn't trust him. I think he must be injured. I'd hope so. Maybe he's tripped over his big cult. Mina's not playing because we've got three centre backs. And they all need to be fresh. And the manager's just freshing it up, and he probably thinks that. Mina's the one more likely to get injured. Correct. And also Keen's probably a little bit more stable and more used to games like this as well. Yeah, rough and tumble of English football, yeah. Barry says that's a slow midfield. Yeah. I hope we don't play the same, where they're both stuck in the centre of the park and they're not getting close to the forwards. But we'll see how it goes. Very good line-up, I presume. Gomez has left out due to his poor performance in the last game now. I think he just wants to rest. I think he's been fully fit. I'd say at best he was 75% fit, on against Filler. There you go. Let's do a couple more, and then let's get over on pitch and check that out, and then let's wrap it up so we can go home and watch the match. Right. Gary Ward, hardy. A little bit of light, mate. Andy Stobbsiglton is the captain, yes. Nigel Andrews is cheers. I'm gutted about that. Nigel, what are you gutted about? Would you not get Disney Plus? It's coming to the UK. It's probably going to be here between November and January. So wouldn't you get it? You have to wait three extra months as well for the four months for a blue-ray, don't you? So you're going to be behind. It's a bit better if you can get it instantly. I'm not being funny. Once I get Disney, I'll have it to the grave. Disney Plus. Let's be honest. I'm going to have it to the grave. Big Disney fan. Marvel. Exactly. It's got National Geographic on it as well. Has it really? I never knew the owns. It's got The Simpsons on as well. Oh, because the own thing. It's got Fox, doesn't it? It's got The Simpsons on. It's got films from Fox as well. No, not on Disney Plus. Anything above PG-13. It's not going to happen. Oh, are they only going to go with PG-13? Unless they're going to go on Hulu. But anything with Disney on it. Oh, I was going to say because they own Hulu as well, don't they? So that's the... They've got Hulu. Hulu's like it. So they can go. They've got some good stuff on Hulu. Dead cool can go on. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's a big sense, yeah. And Hulu has things like The Handmaid's Dead. And it has 22, 1163 as well. The JFK thing. You've never seen that? I mean he's seen these where James Franco goes back in time. Do you know what? I never watched that. I never watched that. It was really good. Books supposedly better than a told book. Scott, I'm not wounded that Tom's not. I'm just wondering where he is. It's a perfect opportunity. I don't want him to be injured. And I'd rather he played in Stinson, I don't know. Shneeds. Steven Ramsdale. Dale. Definitely with the rest of Dean. I wouldn't arrest him. I wouldn't have rolled a defence out with Sadee the Hallgate and Bains at this point. You need a bit of solidity in there. Andy, are you excited by the latest Star Wars trailer? Yes and no. I didn't really understand why Ray's got the hands of the dark side halfway through the trailer. I don't think so. It's not a trailer though. It's a feature yet. It's not a trailer. It's basically what it is. All right. The trailer doesn't come out. It's a feature yet. You've got to understand how these things work. I like the start. Did you start out as films on a pet patch on the original as unfortunately though? I don't think they've got the story quite right for me. I love that slow version. Tom Barton says great to see keen and I will be start. Toget says, Toget 23 says, where's Tom Davis? I don't know. That's the question. Mitchell says, with the risk of sounding like a Newcastle coach from 15 years ago, is Moise Keane big enough for the Premier? Have you seen Moise Keane? He's five foot eleven. Have you seen his build though? He's five foot eleven now. How much do you need? Like how big a stream of the strike has it been? Seidio Gwyrw's five foot eight. Neil Morpey's five seven. Steven Rennsdale says, Hallgate is a right back boys. He's just not strong enough. He's not a right back trust me. I've watched him in the championship. He's not a right back. Old Monk says, VAR will come good when the human factor is no more. Technology can make decisions. This is scaring it. Scaring down there. Assassin DJ says, keen to get off the mark tonight. We would have liked to have seen Davis start, but Hallgate is nice. It's nice to see changes for the cup with decent players coming in. I don't know if he said it like that. No, maybe not. But he probably might have. I don't know. There you go. We're going to call it a day. I'm going to check Peyton because I'm not sick. Then we'll go because I've got to get home and I've got to show him my tail for the match. Gary Waters says, here's hoping keen lives up to the hype. Steven Kelly says, what do you make of the asteroid, which is going to hit the earth? Well, if I make of it. If NASA have already got a plan to destroy the asteroids, they've got a whole unit basically that lives the lifetime. If there's one coming, I'd rather no one told me. Society break down. Just let it happen. Don't tell me. Just let it happen. Right there. Instance. Ke, boom. Ke. Boom. And we're all gone. And you know what? We deserve it. We're a terrible species. Terrible species. We've ruined this air. Apart from the people who made Marvel and Disney. Walt was a little bit suspect. I've got to say. A little bit suspect. He was very suspect. He fell. I mean. He went as pale Henry Ford, but very suspect. Oh. And on Waker's rights, he wasn't very good at it. No. The old one on strike. Charles Lindberg as well. The old one on strike. He brought them back. And then one by one, he sacked them slowly. So that. Oh yeah, that's the scabs. Stop going on. Stop going on about. Tomathan Davis. Davis. It's fans like you, why still he's here. It's not fans like me at all. Like he's still here. It's not fans like me at all, is it? It's the manager. And Marcel Brands, who give him a five year contract. So it's not fans like me. Is it? They do better than us. Yeah. It's a manager.  Cos he understands he's got qualities. Yeah. But there you go. Right, that's it. That's finished. We've done enough. Big game. Enjoy it. Peace. Take it easy. We will see you all later.


Replacement of single-use plastic with environment-friendly recyclable products is the need of the hour. An innovator named Neelam Bhairi and her teammate Anirudh Deshpande have come up with an innovative solution in which they have developed bio-based, biodegradable advanced material from potential agro-waste after harvesting of crop. This material can be used to produce different kinds of products like cotton earbuds, disposable cutlery and other medical applications. Underable Prime Minister Sree Narendra Modi gave a clarion call to phase out single-use plastic. The government has also taken effective measures to phase out identified single-use plastics item which have low utility and high adverse environmental impact. To achieve this goal, startup like Vivek Indi Green Private Limited is working with a team of passionate youth and industries experts who developed the material to convert essential single-use plastic into cold, compostable, recyclable and biodegradable products. In today's edition of Chainmaker, we have with us Neelam and Anirudh from Vivek Indi Green Private Limited. Welcome Neelam and Anirudh. Thank you so much sir for giving this opportunity and this platform. Thank you very much sir for inviting us for this particular opportunity and we are looking forward. Thank you. Thank you so much for joining us. Neelam, please introduce yourself and your team and tell us about your innovation. Vivek Indi Green Private Limited is a chauvinistic and patriotic team. We are not passionately working towards the environmental sustainability but also we are working on the green technological solution. Our innovation is we are working on bio-based biodegradable advanced material that is bio-man's and we are producing it from agriculture waste which can be used to produce different kinds of single-use plastic products like earbuds, particle waves, disposal bags etc. Neelam you are working on a very important aspect of you know especially the single-use plastic. What inspired you to create such an innovation? India being an agricultural country we have actually I can say we have a blessing to produce a variety of crops and give food to all over the world. Since this after this production and harvesting of crop there are immense amount of agriculture waste has been jetted and it has no solution of it right now. Farmers are burning it and it creating an immense air pollution on another level the plastic waste. So this single-use plastic waste we all know that worlds are facing immense problem about it. If I talk about the figures India is creating around 26,000 tons of plastic waste every day and there is no solution for it. So with these two major problems we have come up with a better solution for the sustainability that is the bio-man's which is bio-based biodegradable advanced material. Since we are producing it from agriculture waste to create the single-use plastic products. So what is the unique selling proposition of your product? Our product is 100% bio-based since we are producing it from agriculture waste it is 100% cold compostable. Compostable is basically we did not require any kind of conditions to degrade it if we just dispose of into the environment it will degrade completely and it will enhance the soil quality. And since this product is not only a solution for the single-use plastic product but it also giving the farmers to have some another source of income as well. Because we know that farmers face a lot of problems during their journey so it is another source of income for them as well. What is the problem that you are solving or addressing through this innovation and what is the impact it is creating? That's a really great question. Being an agricultural country as Neelam mentioned that we are producing immense amount of agricultural waste and that is the one challenge. And another challenge is the plastic waste. As Neelam rightly said that 26,000 tons of plastic waste is getting generated on daily basis and out of which only 40-50% of the waste is getting collected and getting disposed of. Other 40-50% waste is getting disposed of anything like on the earth surface. So we came up with the solution of developing the product from the agricultural waste, utilization of agricultural waste and which can be used for the replacement of the single-use plastic. As we know everyone knows that Modi government has banned single-use plastic products in the market. I will give a small example of that. You know that we are using earbuds to clean our ears. I can show you some of those which are with me currently. You can see here how you are using it. You are taking one earbud and putting it into one ear and another ear and then you are disposing off into the environment. So the middle stick of the earbud, you can take any company, Johnson & Johnson, Tulips, many companies, they are made up of polypropylene. If you dispose it off, it is very difficult to pick up from the environment. You just use our product, you dispose it off into the environment, it will degrade in 30 days, it will enhance the soil quality and it will not create any further pollution on the environment. So this impact of the single-use plastic products which are getting disposed off into the environment, we are reducing that impact and we are developing new products for the market. Also, we can see another product which is the medical bib. So everything right now is made up of polypropylene, polyethylene and we are replacing with that our Biomans. I can show you one product right now. This is a bib, medical bib. If you go to any dentist or any specialist, they will put this bib on your chest or on your neck to check yourself. So this is made up of polypropylene in the market which is available. If you dispose of that as a medical waste, that against greater pollution problem because of the plastic. This is biodegradable bib which you can use it and you can dispose it off in a medical waste, ash content is very low. If you look at another product which I can show you of this bag, these gift bags are made up of polypropylene, polyethylene or paper. To make a bag of this paper as well, you need to cut the trees. We are also cutting the trees but we are using the agricultural waste which is of no use. These type of single use plastic products which we have developed, we have developed the earbuds as well. I can show you here right now. Earbuds, linears, disposable cutlery, a chai cake up job use cutlery. Everything we can, whatever the single use plastic products, we can replace it with that with our material. Great. Neelam, you have participated in national innovation contest and you were the one of the winner. Can you please share your experience in participating in the national innovation contest? Neelam? Sure sir. I have a great experience in the national boot camps. It was a two day boot camp. We have actually learned what is the particularly what entrepreneurship there because before that we have moved into the innovation part or the research part because since I am a science background. So entrepreneurship, what is very new to me, but due to the courses or the short boot camp which MIC have introduced to us. I actually got to learn more about the entrepreneurship, how the business works, what is marketing, finance and get to more know about it. Also, since they gave us opportunity to different delegates to showcase our products. So we actually got many feedback as well as networking for that. So it was a great experience for me to showcase my product and be there for the NIC. Neelam, apart from the funding grant from the MIC and AICT, how is your participation in national innovation contest helped you in your entrepreneurial journey so far? Apart from the funding part, we actually got to learn more about myself as well that how I should represent my product and what product actually is creating the impact on the customers. Since there are a number of people who have visited and have seen our products and appreciate in even also given us the suggestions and advice to just get a more R&D on it also for the customer aspect as well. I also got a reality check that yeah, the solution which I am working, it is really a solution. That's why they are want to know more about it and want to get us related. There are a set of networking I got from there as well. And also I am proud to say that I actually got the opportunity from that to be showcase myself and India in the international level through Canada India acceleration program which is also got from the MIC AICT. Yes, so have you received any financial support from other sources as well? Neelam? No sir, we didn't got any support other than MIC. We have bootstrapped it and further further development of our product. Great, so not only MIC and AICT is helping you to work on your dream project but also you are utilizing this platform to strengthen and in fact continuously work on your product to serve this nation. So my next question with Anirudh that how do you ensure that your product meet quality standards and how cost effective it is for the users? Okay, that's great. I'll take the example of for that. Okay, if you look at this year but okay, so if you take the standard year but which are available in the market of Johnson & Johnson or Tulips that will cost you around one rupee for one year. But for our year but sorry, not cost, we are saying price for price of our year but is around one rupee 10 paisa, possibly 10 to 20 paisa more than that. Okay, since we are developing this material from the agricultural base, it's a bio based, bio degradable. What we are doing is we are taking the premium on that on our USP. Okay, so those though the rates are quite competitive. If you look at the bib as well, the cost of bib is around 3 to 4 rupees, our cost is around 4.5 rupees to 5 rupees. So it's not it's it's quite competitive and for the regarding the quality check, of course, whatever the for the medical purpose we can sterilize our material in a very good manner. It got sterilized, it is not getting damaged during the process of anything. We can recycle it as well if you if you can collect it and you reuse it. So the quality standards regarding the biodegradability, we also done that some quality test as the tensile strength, biodegradability strength, soil quality check with the various laboratories here. So we are getting very good results out of it, we are getting very good, what we can say the optimistic results out of it. And since that that's how we are taking up it ahead for from the laboratory scale to the right now to the pilot plant manufacturing. So I'm also curious to know the challenges you are facing in your startup journey and how you are trying to overcome. Yeah, that's the challenges are many. Since this is a particularly a very new development. Okay, we have done, for example, we have done around more than thousands of experiments to develop this material in R&D laboratories. For that we have one research and laboratory here in Bide Foundation in Pune. The director of Bide Foundation helped us to work on the particular product. So the challenge is to understand the quality of the material raw material which we need it to process it, to develop the formulation, to optimize the formulation. It was really very challenging. Many times we got frustrated like anything because the material is getting teared up like anything it is not giving the it is got soggy sometimes. Okay, but we keep on passionately working that no we need to address this challenge and we need to work on this. So we came up with the solution and we formulate it very nicely from almost more than two years to three years we worked on the you know product development and we came up to this level. Another hurdle which we face or I know we can say we are working on that is for the development of the product or the finished product we don't have the machinery. So every machines we need to develop from the scratch we have developed design the machine special purpose machines for this processing. And yes, we can say right now we are in a position to setting up the pilot plant for of capacity around 500 kg to one ton per day. So that's how we came up with the journey of you know the from the R&D scale to pilot plant scale we can say. Yes, Neelam startup journey is not easy. You need continuous mentorship and support in terms of finance in terms of product promotion and everything. So to whom you used to consult for the mentoring support and how they are helping you in your entrepreneurial journey. So for the R&D purpose, since my partner has mentioned Dr. Meenal Joshi from B-ray Foundation, she actually helped us a lot during that because she has around 20 to 30 years of experience in the R&D. So we actually got that mentorship from her and we are blessed to have her as a mentor, a first mentor for our innovation. And the second credit I want to give to MIC and our innovation hub that is the RIC where because they have actually give us immense amount of courses, learning training courses, which actually helped us to more know about what is entrepreneurship, how business work. For example, if I go for the finance, if I'm getting any problem, they just give us a training course or a person whom they basically believe that they can help us. So this kind of help in my early stages is actually a blessing for me to get opportunity and get connected with these wonderful people in my life. Great. Nilam, if you have to give one advice to someone who is considering to start their own venture like you, what would that be? Because recently we have launched Yukti Innovation Challenge also, so your advice will be very helpful for them. I believe today's youth is, I can say, maybe a very cranky or pinky. They can't just settle in one particular place. They want to move here and there. But if you broaden your vision, I think not India, but the world is working on the sustainability development goals as SDGs. There are around 18 SDGs which the world is working. So if we can just try to get the solutions which are on more on sustainability or environment because as we can see that today now the climate is getting worse and worse. We can see raining every month before we are only getting around 4-5 months. But we can now see that the rain almost every month we can see the rain on earth. So I think people should more work on the environmental and sustainability kind of goals. Also they should be very passionate towards that thing. What they are actually doing that they should know that, yeah, I am working on the right path and I will work towards my best. And will continue to work because many times when we see the fall on our journey or we see that it's not working, it's not working. So just take a small break. Just process the thing why it is getting wrong. Try to find the answer of why. When you will be going to get the answer of why, you will just easily get cope up with it and further work on it. I think it would be a life lesson for everyone. Not in the startup or the entrepreneur journey but I think the life lesson that we should always know the meaning of why. Why I am doing this, how I can do that, why it is not working. If we just find that why I think we will conquer everything in our one. It's very important and especially focusing on SDG is the need of the hour. Anurad, can you share your experience in terms of learnings for our budding entrepreneurs? Basically for me as Nilam rightly said, we need to be not only passionate, we need to be patriotic as well. See, I am working on this particular challenge of environmental sustainability but we need to look at the future as well. When our kids will come, they will start their journey. They should be get good amount of fresh water or air or pollution free environment as well. If we didn't put our intellectuals on all these aspects of coming up with the green technological solutions then who? Who others will work on that? So for me it's a very patriotic team which we are working on right now on these particular challenges. Another thing is, I do understand for everybody's life, it's not easy to get the goal directly and to work on that. You need to find out the purpose of your existence and you need to understand why you are doing this. And then it will come up, we know the solution ultimately to you, that is what I am looking forward. It's very important. So Nilam, what plans do you have for the future of the business and can you share your vision with us, especially in terms of your product, in terms of the company? So Vivek Indian team believes that it is not possible for us to replenish at a place that we impose the pollution upon it. So in the green field that it is our responsibility to take care of it. And with this responsibility, we are working on the green technological solutions. Like I said earlier, the biomass is one of the solution which is solving the two major problems that is agriculture waste disposal and the plastic pollution. And the further planning we have is we are working on the pilot setup to commercialize our product and get our product into the market and know how it helps the environment and people and can get a shift towards the life, towards the sustainability as we have around 30 to 40 years back. We shifted our life into the, I think I can say the sustainability, more sustainability to the plastic world. So now rather than more shift towards back to the sustainability. So this is our vision and plan for the futures. Thank you so much, Neelam and Anirudh for joining us today and sharing our product, your work, your vision and as well as your challenges and also sharing piece of advice for our budding entrepreneurs. Keep inspiring us. Thank you again. Thank you so much sir for inviting us to this platform. I am very happy and proud to say that we, I got the opportunity to get collaborate with MIC and I am proud to say that now I am a, I feel to that I am a MIC family as well as for the innovation and start up is considered. Thank you. Thank you very much Abhishek sir for giving us opportunity to showcase ourselves on this particular platform. Thank you MIC team, you know, for this interview arranging and giving us immense support to become an entrepreneur. It's not so easy. Thank you very much for the same. Thank you so much. Keep inspiring. Thank you. Thank you sir. It's the need of the hour to engage with the youth to spread awareness about the plastic pollution. Also to encourage committed youth like Neelam to think innovative to develop solution to mitigate plastic pollution and develop alternatives to single use plastics. With this we conclude today's episode. We will meet with other change makers in next episode. Namaskar. Jai Hind.