myself, Sachin Rathore working as assistant professor in mechanical engineering department from Washington stop technology solar room. Today, we will see the next part of the selection of the belt that is the selection of the belt part 9 from the course machine design 1. The learning outcome of this students will able to design the flat belt from the manufacturing catalog. So, this is the problem statement for the flat belt drive so that the sentence is or the problem statement is it is required to select the flat belt drive to connect the two transmitting shaft rotating at 800 rpm and the 400 rpm respectively. So, we have to convert the speed from 800 rpm to the 400 rpm. The center to center distance between the shaft is approximately 3 meter and the belt drive is open type. The power transmitting by the belt is 30 kilowatt and the load correction factor is 1.3. The belt should operate at velocity between 17.8 to 22.9 meter per second. The power transmitting capacity of the belt per mm width per ply at 180 arc of contact and the at the belt velocity of 5.08 meter per second is 0.0147 kilowatt. So, just they have considers one there are the two types of the belt one is a 4th belt and the high speed belt from that they have selected the belt. Select the preferred diameter and the specify the belt. So, this is the problem statement from which we have to select the proper type of the belt. So, this is a given data that is the type of the belt is flat belt drive the input speed output speeds center distance load correction factor and the power they had given us. So, from this data we have to specify the belt. So, in that step number one calculate the pitch diameter of the pulley. So, they are given as the range of the belt which is ranging from 17.5 to 22.9. So, just we have considered the belt velocity is 18 meter per second by considering this belt velocity calculate the diameter of the pulley that we are knowing the equations v is equal to pi d n by 60. As we are knowing the speed of the input shaft and the output shaft calculate the value of small d just put the value of n1 is 800 mm velocity is 18 mm calculate the small d. So, we are getting the small d value is 429.72 mm. So, we have to check whether that diameter of the pulley is in the standard data book or not. So, we had observed that it is not in that book standard data. So, you can select the diameter of the pulley as 450 mm. So, from the standard manufacturing data take d is equal to 450 mm. So, in the next step you can calculate the diameter of the larger pulley by using the equation n1 by n2 is equal to capital D by small bd. As the speed is inversely proportional to the diameters you can easily calculate the diameter of the larger pulley. So, by putting the value of small d n1 and n2 you will get the value of capital D as 900 mm that also available in the design data book. So, you can directly take capital D is equal to 900 mm. Now, the step number 2 calculate the corrected velocity of the belt. The corrected velocity of the belt is calculated by using the equations v corrected is equal to pi d n1 by 60. So, as in the previous slide we had considered the velocity of the belt is 18 meter per second and we had calculated the diameter of the smaller pulley. Now, I have taken the diameter of the smaller pulley from the design data book put that value of this diameter of the smaller pulley you will get the corrected velocity. So, the corrected velocity we are getting as 18.849 meter per second. Now, step number 3 calculate the load correction factor FA. So, FA value they had given us 1.3. So, you can pause this video and you can think about this if they had not given us the load correction factor then how to find out the load correction factor. So, you can think about this. Now, the step number 4 calculate the angle of contact for the smaller pulley. So, we are having this equation by using this equation you can calculate the alpha s value just put the value of capital D small d and c you will get the value of alpha s. Now, by knowing the value of the wrap angle you have to calculate the contact factor fd that is arc of contact factor from the manufacturing data book. So, this is the manufacturing data from which we have to calculate the value of arc of contact factor. So, you have to use the interpolation formula to calculate the value of factor. So, if you observe this table you have to calculate the value of the factor at the angle of 171.397 so, which is lying in between 170 and 180 we have to calculate the factor the value of this factor at 171.397. So, just I will explain how to use the interpolation formula for finding the factor. So, this is a very simple method to find out the factor. So, just consider one scale on which the two values are there that is a value 171.80 the factor for the 170 is 1.04 just I have written as it is and the 180 angle the factor is 1 and we have to calculate the factor at 171.397 just I have considered that factor is x. So, you have to use the interpolation formula so, how to use that interpolation formula see that. So, in the left hand side 171.397 minus 170 divided by x minus 1.04 just I will use the pointer so, 171.397 minus 170 divided by x minus 1.04 is equal to 180 minus 170 divided by 1 minus 1.04 so, only one unknown is there in that equation so, you can easily find out that factor. So, just I have rewritten this equation you can easily calculate the value of the x. So, the x value we are getting as 1.034 this x value is nothing but the factor fd the arc of contact factor fd for the angle of 171.39. So, like this way we are calculating the value of the fd is equal to 1.034 in the step number 6 calculate the design power. So, design power is calculated by using this equation pd is equal to p into fa into fd put this value you will get the value of design power. So, the design power we are getting 40.326 kilowatt the step number 7 calculate the power rating of the belt means the power transmitting capacity of the belt. So, the power transmitting capacity of the belt is calculated by using this equation. So, already they are given us for a speed of 5.08 meter per second the power is 0.0147 for the fort belt. So, we have to calculate the power rating for your actual belt. So, for the actual belt the v corrected velocity is 18.849 put this value you will get power rating of your actual belt. So, the power rating we are getting as 0.05454 kilowatt. Now, the next step step number 8 calculate the width of the belt. So, the width of the belt we are calculating by using this equation w is equal to pd divided by pr into number of the ply as we are knowing the value of the pd and pr we have to calculate the w and number of the ply by using this table. So, this is nothing but the number of the ply number of the ply is 1, 2, 3, 4 just I have taken an example how to show the number of the ply and this is nothing but the total width. So, you have to find out number of the ply and the width. So, we are having these two parameter pd and pr, the pd and pr we are knowing just put the number of the ply value. So, if I have considered the number of the ply is 3 put here the value is 3 calculate the w calculate the w. So, we are getting the value of the width w is equal to 246.46 mm. We have to check this first row the value is not ranging the value of the width for the 3 ply is up to 76. So, we cannot consider the 3 ply. Now, go for the 4 ply just put the value of the number of the ply is equal to 4 calculate the width. So, here width we are getting as a 184. So, check out the second row if the number of the ply is 4 the value is up to 152. So, 184 is not lying. So, do not consider the number of the ply as 4. Now, the next value number of the ply is equal to 5 find out the width if the width is 147.87 we are getting just check out the fourth row sorry third row if the ply is 5 the value is up to 152. So, we can consider the width of the belt is 152 and the number of the ply is 5. So, like this way we are calculating the width is 152 and the number of the ply is 5. So, in the step number 9 calculate the length of the bed length of the open bed drive is calculate a bios in this equation. So, just put the value of capital D small d and c you will get the length of the open builder. So, the final solutions will be the design solutions will be obtained as diameter of the smaller pulley is 450, diameter of the larger pulley is 900, the width of the belt is 152 mm, number of the ply is 5 and the length of the belt is 8137.45 mm. So, this is a belt specification according to this solution. So, I have taken the reference as a design of machine element by VB Bhandari. Thank you.


All right guys, so today is the day before school starts. Got a few things to do. I just need to go find my class, pretty much. Daniel's over there. I'm about to meet up with some of the people. I'm actually about to meet up with my parents who are still here. This is their last day, meeting up with them. He's meeting up with his parents who are about to eat breakfast. We're gonna get on with our date. I don't know what really it's gonna, today's gonna consist of, but we'll figure it out. We'll do something cool. All right. I don't wanna be your homie. I had to make a couple, a couple bands by my lonely. I had to make a couple bands by my lonely. So guys, we actually already ate breakfast with my parents. He said, bottom line parents, bottom line parents, bottom line parents, they're all going back home.  We're just gonna get shelter, but we actually just got our drawing paper. I'll show you guys that when we get back. We already have a homework assignment before school even starts. We have art too, it's a art school, dude. We have, let's show this over to this guy. We have a drawing class, Tuesday. And we're in the same class, thank God, because I'm not the best drawer. I told him, he's not the best drawer either. So we're gonna be learning together, we're gonna be trying. But we have a homework assignment and it's on this paper that is huge. Like this paper is 18 months, 24. I'll show you guys later. This thing's huge, I'm scared. We gotta finish it by tonight. Well notice guys, it's due Tuesday, but we wanna finish it today. And then we're gonna go see where the rest of our classes are for tomorrow. I'm gonna take you guys along the whole day, screw it. I was pretty busy. You guys doing homework? Friend of the physical. Oh, I had mine in my truck. Riley, what are you doing? I'm vlogging. Wait, how much homework do you guys have? I didn't log out. I'll always catch you at the awkward, man, that's all. I'm number like 54, dude. Oh my, you're way up there. All right, so we're at, what is this place called? Nice, guys, look at that. Wait, what's this place called? J.O.'s? So we're at J.O.'s right now. You can pretty much eat whatever you want when I was touring this place. Like you can get whatever you want. Like say they eat that, they can go and get some more. It's like, go to the crowd. I already ate, so I'm not eating right now. It's like a buffet. So uh, what's up? So uh, I totally forgot what I was gonna say. So my birthday's December 31st. My birthday's on New Year's Eve. My birthday's on New Year's Eve too. It's the same year and everything. We're both turning 19, that's pretty weird. She was like, my birthday's in December. I'm like, mine's in December too, and I already have the same birthday. That's what's up, this is up. This is like the best promotion of here. Like I have to park up here, cause I can't fit in there. I guess just like leave it right here. There's Cody style. What's up? All right guys, so just got my keys. I actually changed shirts too, cause it is so hot. Like it is, oh my God, it's hot. So um, we're actually gonna go by the store real quick. Dan only used to get some sunglasses. I don't know, we're gonna figure out something. We also need to see where it costs us dollars so that's something else we gotta do. We just came in like this part of town. I've never been here. We're just kinda like, you know, we're just trying to figure out where places are. This place has everything. Thank God, it's got like all these restaurants. Behind us, we passed so many restaurants. There's actually like a mall, I'm pretty sure over there, cause there's a Dillerts. Pretty sure that's a mall. I don't know, just trying to figure out where to go. Trying to figure out places. There's a Publix back there. But we're kind of, we're like 20 minutes out. We still, we have to actually get physicals done today at like three, three o'clock. So we're trying to rush this one o'clock right now so we're 15, so we got this. We're up at Bass Pro. Oh, I feel so good in here. He's getting some sunglasses right now. He's actually getting some coasters. Cause his broke the other day. A buddy of his broke his. But um, this Bass Pro is pretty cool. I'm gonna actually make a video sometime.  This place is crazy. This is way different than mine. So I wanna come in here and like look at it. It's insane. It's a crazy Bass Pro. Sick. Oh, are those the new Mustangs? Yeah. I haven't seen these. So mine are like the older ones. I don't know if they have them. Uh, nah, they don't. Mine are like the older version. Yeah, but I don't have them. Let me get a piece of that. I don't have to see a two can of shoes. What is this? I don't know. Barbecue? I like Bass Pro. But they're beef jerky. Tastes like dog food. That Bass Pro shops actually leads into a mall. So we're at the mall right now. Look at this. It's crazy. Honestly, I would not think this is in Savannah. Look at how much chicken this lady gave me. That is insane. Look at that. Would you see how much chicken she gave me? Yeah. Like seven scoops. What do you gotta say about that? I got a shoe in my mouth. That food was so good, but so bad. Like we're about to die. Like I'm not gonna, I just finished my food. I just finished my food. My one felt so good. Let me mix it in with that like dog food beef jerky. Want to get our physicals right now? The reason we're getting physicals. You guys are wondering, come on, Dan. We're athletes. Honestly, I hope it's a really hot piece. We're athletes.  So we're having to get physicals. We're athletes for fishing. Oh, fall. It will make it. What was that? So just got done with physical. If I'm wet right here, I don't know if you can even see it. All right. Yeah, right here. They shot me with one of these, that's why. But, just got done with a dog food. Just got done with a physical. And there's tons of people looking at me right now. They're literally like a couple hundred, but I don't know what's gonna happen right now. I don't even know what's going on right now. We're waiting for everyone to be finished. I'm sure we'll go back. I thought you were gonna squirt on them. These are fake. That is fake. I was like, I looked up and I was like, these things are fake. Is it real tree with a fake flower? You guys look at this, that says what it is. Artificial flowers. Artificial flowers. It's chickspeak. I was like so confused. That was our proms thing this past year. Oops. Look at this dog. Huh? I don't know, bro. Ugly boy. Is this a lorance? This is like a, this is a ECS-500. You're gonna do it on the vlog, all right? I don't know. He did something cool, but he's about to do it. All right. Go. Hey, what's your name? What's your name? Casey Floyd. Where do you go? Skad. You go to Skad? I'll do it. There you go. All right. Coach Payne, boy. So just at the dining hall. I love when people look at me when I'm vlogging. Trust me, I'm making this so public. It's not even, I'm gonna be like, known as that kid with the camera at Skad. I don't even care. So, huh? The kid with the camera. The kid with the camera, you know what it is. So going back to the apartment right now, we just left, we just ate.  But she said she's gonna do it for me, so we'll be good. You're right. Nah, she's not gonna do it. But she's gonna do my laundry. Right, Riley? Yeah. She's gonna do my laundry. $5 a week. $5, that's worth five bucks for me. Hey, I'm doing it for five dollars. So guys, end it off today. It's been a crazy day. It's pretty late right now. I already edited two vlogs, so I wanna separate it in off the video. And so, dude, what are you doing? So tomorrow's first day of school. I wanna be vlogging that. I'm not gonna be vlogging like in school, but my first class is at 2.30.  So I'll catch you guys in the next vlog. 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Okay. Let's go to Debbie. Debbie's next. You know, the screen flips on me, so I need the order might change. Sorry. We'll go to Debbie, Ori, and Zachary, and Jonathan. So that'll be the order. Debbie. Okay, so from nihilism and self destructive parasites to something a little more positive. I'm really interested in the way that objectivism improves people's performance in relation to knowledge work. I mean, cognitive performance. I cannot. I can't even compare how I was before I discovered objectivism and how I handled intellectual tasks and knowledge work and so many different ways to before versus after and one thing that's been bringing it to my attention lately is that I've been noticing it more for some reason lately in my interactions with people at work and specific and people on my team but also people I interact with and I really want to at least coach the people who are report to me who I manage on how to utilize some of those tools, not even just for the purpose primarily of spreading objectivism but just even for the purpose of my team performing better. So it's just something I've been thinking more about lately. And I guess my question for you, your own is just I'm curious to hear your thoughts on that and some maybe specific examples where it's really stood out in your mind how does it help you to perform in that way in your life. Yeah, no that's a that's a great that's a great question and a hard one because it's a lot of what we do. A lot of the way objective is an impact us particularly in how we think is is implicit that is we learn the principle but then we apply them, not always consciously not always in the in a systematic we don't sit down and say okay, today, I'm going to learn how to integrate. We know that integration is important so we try to integrate constantly and we turn it into a habit and it happens starts happening automatically, and we don't even realize it and we become. I think one of the things that I'm good at and that it allows me to do a show like this for example, and that I've noticed differentiates me from other people is that I, I don't think of myself as knowing a lot. I'm well connected. I can access it in ways that amazes other people because I've spent a lot of time integrating things and seeing connections between them, and being interested in a lot of different things so I'm not deep on any one thing. It's that way because I can almost always connect it to something else and show, make it real to people. Yeah, teachers do right. We're very good at making it real to people, because we're not going, you know, to more abstract levels we're going wide and concrete. I think that's unique. I think that's unique to objectivist that ability. Well, not unique. I think good, all good thinkers do that. But I think objectivists are more likely to do it because we're actually encouraged to do that by Leonard and by buying. So it's part of the philosophy. So I think a big part of it is integration seeing connection between things. So many people seem to be compartmentalized, even in work. Assignment A and assignment B and obviously related because the same company and they have to be related and they have to be connected. And they can't see or they or when you point them out maybe they can see but they don't think in terms of connectivity. They think, okay now I'm doing a and then I'm doing B and, and they can't so they never get the big picture. They can't think big picture and they can't, they can't project the value of their work on a, which is the motivating for them. It's not motivating for them. Emphasizing this idea of integration, things are connected. And, and there's a purpose to what we're doing, right? And if there's a purpose to what we're doing, if you've got assignment and assignment B, there has to be a relationship and you're not sure what their relationship is. Ask. Let's sit down for five minutes and talk about what the relationship is. So encourage them to be more, ask more questions because they're not going to get it early. But to see connections between things, between things that they're doing, or things that somebody else is doing, maybe somebody else in the team is doing something that looks like they're doing something completely different. Why are they doing that? To show them that this is all related, that this is all connected, that this is all one. So I think that's one level. The other is concretize everything. I don't know how this applies to work. You'd have to think about this, but, but, you know, a friend of mine asked me to review something he'd written. And he's really smart, off the chart smart, not objective, but, but very free market and he wrote something for publication and he said, could you look at this and, and he had the same mistake that a lot of objectives have when they do when they write early. And that is, it was all floating. It completely understandable in his own mind, but completely detached from the fact of reality and the context of the reader. And I said, examples, just give examples, just concretize, make it real. Make it real. Don't, don't stay at this level bring it down, right, bring it down to a level that any reader can understand what you're talking about. And I think, objectives over time, you know, there's the tendency of being rationalistic in objectivism. So some people never make that transition in objectivism, but good thinkers in objectivism, a very good at tying their abstract ideas to reality to actually concrete actions that actually happen. And I think I'd have to think about it more. You can, you can teach that that is true in a, in a world context as well. Right. Your assignment is here but what does it actually mean in terms of concrete. Definitely. Yeah, I can, I can tell you exactly how that applies to my work. I won't because I don't want to bore you guys. Can I throw out two more principles? Sure. One, a belief in an objective truth, which seems obvious, the idea that that some principle applies universally, but that's being questioned everywhere and more and more I hear in the business world, people talking about your truth and stuff like that. And the second principle is a belief that all problems can be solved or at least that all things that are, are all pieces of information that are out there are potentially available to us if we just look for it if we have the right tools and whatever just a belief that problems are solvable. I don't think everyone believes that. No, no, there's things that are very, very doable and it's just like, I propose it and what we can't do that. Yeah, we can actually I'll tell you how. Every solution is affordable but It may not have a good ROI but we can do it. Part of that is context people don't understand both of the issue of truth and in the issue of what's doable is the issue of context. You know, context is important what you would you know versus what your employees know the difference. The context is significant and people don't appreciate that they, you know, there's a tendency today particularly among young people to think they know everything. To think that there's no such thing I mean we see that today there's no such thing as expertise. There's no such thing as specialization. There's no such thing as somebody knowing more than you if you. The media encourages this right. If you can put together a 144 character tweet you know a topic right. And there is really this this idea of expertise knowledge truth context that is just absent today because if you don't believe in truth it goes back to the idea of truth, you don't believe in truth. Knowledge is impossible and or whatever whatever you come up with this knowledge and there's no objective reality there's no measure by which you measure your, your truth versus somebody else's truth so all of that both metaphysically anapistemologically is is crucial but it's a lot. It's a lot you have to break it down for them and see also when certain things come up, right, and then try to point them you can't talk to them in terms of philosophy just point out to them the the error that they're making in terms of in terms of the reality of it. Make sense. Yeah, and I do try to do that, but I want to I'm thinking about maybe some project to put it all together into some sort of comprehensive. I think it works. I say something like integration integration and you know look something like truth is, I mean, you should fire anybody who doesn't believe in truth because if they don't believe in truth and they're going to lie. They're going to make stuff up. They can't do their job. Right. So implicitly in everything they do with it with a believe it explicitly or not is the assumption of truth, and that might be worthwhile pointing out, but there's not much to do if you don't believe in truth. There's the door because you know we deal in facts at this business right. And then it's a question of it's a question of this is how this is how we want you to think and what I would do is I take the principle and objectives to terminology, simplify them, which is not necessarily easy but and then find a way to apply them to work integration and reduction are the two, you know, primary, you know, I principles in epistemology in terms of methodology, you integrate and you and you reduce to concrete. And I to bring to reality I think those are the probably two most important things in terms of thinking skills, which people don't have that because they've never been taught either one of those. Yeah, right. Okay. Thank you. Good. I think next was only what we need today. 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Welcome back to The Breakfast Here on Plus TV Africa, we're moving into our first major conversation for today and of course it's a Friday, so we have Wale Scott joining us and we're going to be speaking about something we had mentioned a couple of days ago, Chioma Ajunwa, who initially of course came out to make claims that the federal government had abandoned her and all those old promises that had been made to her after she won the Olympic gold medal had not been fulfilled, the legacy government has taken that upon itself and of course fulfilled some of those promises, so we're going to be talking extensively not just about her now, but about rewarding sports and rewarding Nigerian sportsmen and women. Good morning Wale Scott. Good morning. So it's good news I guess, it's something that should be celebrated, she finally has been able to get the thing that she should have gotten more than 20 years ago, it's a three bedroom apartment, so are you among those who think that we should celebrate with her? Yeah, I'm not popping champagne right now, I'm not, but do you know how many people have been, I was supposed to have one of the Atlanta 96 gold medalists in Atlanta on the show today, he couldn't make it, but he hasn't received anything yet and I can count, not with my fingers and my toes I can draw a long list of people who have been promised, it's unfortunate that Nigeria sees the fact that the only opium, the only high that Nigerians have is sports, so the politicians tend to use it as leverage for them to actually get there eventually, so when these people win things, everybody's happy, we're all popping champagne and then they make them promises and they never ever, I know a coach, his name is Paul Hamilton, I think I said it here before, his name is Paul Hamilton and I used to take him newspapers, he won something then with order 17 then, he was made promises, he had a can sign in his first leg, his left leg, so he was caught off and the second leg too was caught off and he eventually died and his wife is still hustling every day to Abuja Lagos, trying to get the promises made, Chioma and Jewa are very happy, at least the government for some reason, I'm looking like we made you a promise, we're giving you, but Chioma and Jewa is just one out of millions of Nigerians who have been promised, I know for one that a particular British footballer, his name is Paul Gascoigne, they call him Gaza, when Gaza had a drinking problem, he was an alcoholic and there was a fund arranged for footballers in case they had problems and everything and it was from the funds they were taking the money from to actually, after retirement, take care of Gaza, you know and Gaza is doing very well right now and Chioma and Jewa, I'm happy for her, yes, but what about the other ones? So let me understand where you're going, should the love and the energy that you're expecting, should it be to every single Nigerian sports person or are there certain heroes that Nigeria should just never forget because anybody can compete in the Olympics and not win any medal, they would still be able to call themselves Nigerian sportsmen or women, so do you want this attention to every single sportsman or woman who has represented Nigeria or are you just expecting that there are certain heroes of Nigerian sports that should never be forgotten? Don't get me wrong, I'm going to say again, I believe our Nigerian sportsmen, African sportsmen are very wasteful, I agree and most of them don't have any reason to be begging anyone for anything right now. What do you mean when you say they are very wasteful? They are very wasteful because I remember a particular, I won't call any names, because I don't get my name, you might not. I know a particular footballer at a point who is not doing very well right now who actually bought a hero play. Yeah, bought a jet at some point, yes. At a point and then he had to say they are very wasteful. I know a particular Nigerian footballer now who is a personal person of mine who actually wants to buy vintage cars. I remember that when Austin, J.G. or Kocha went to a second tier team in the English Premier League, the footballers, his colleagues in its club said they had never seen a Bentley in their car park before. That's how wasteful we are. Other colleagues didn't think they had any reason to buy a car that big, but our guys feel they have to buy it. Yes, well, you see, when you come to that, Osirode, if in a normal society, in a normal climb, if our sportsmen and women don't have problems and we don't have poverty in the land, we won't have to be talking about helping them and giving them houses and everything really. The person I would have called on the show today has been promised a house since 1996. He was the goalkeeper and he hasn't cut his house yet or anything yet, and he will come on the show very soon, probably next Friday, and tell us about how much he has spent on going to and fro to try and get his house. So, Wally Scott, should the conversation be about the promises that government officials make to sportsmen that they feel to fulfill or just generally about their welfare? Because there seem like two different things here. If the person of Chiang Mai Jun was promised a house, like other people who won, and she didn't get it, that's a different issue. Then, of course, we know that as an issue of, you know, underfunding the fact that they're not being taken care of, they're sick and there's nobody to take care of them, that issue exists. But looking at this particular issue of being promised and, you know, the government re-nerges on that promise, really, where do you think this all comes from? Because in particular Chiang Mai Jun was case, she says the military governor says it's because she's not from Lagos. So, for other, you know, yes, that's exactly what it is. Yeah, I don't know. So, for other people who have been promised and they didn't get anything, what has been the reason behind that? I don't know. Jokingly, this is, I'm not here with us now. When we're younger, we say you make promises to girls, or girls make promises to guys in the heat of the moment. So, I think the politicians tend to make these promises in the heat of the moment, in the celebration period, you know, just say things they probably don't have plans to do. This Chiang Mai Jun was gifts, as happy as we the sports family are, that she's gotten gifts finally. She wasn't promised this gift like this year, not by these governments. Some people in this government now who are giving Chiang Mai this, we are probably in secondary school, but she was promised this, you know. And so, we're happy she's getting it. But what we're trying to say is that, yes, it's easy, it's convenient, in the heat of the moment, in the midst of a celebration, to make promises. Our politicians just must learn. So, Nigerians are beginning to understand that sports is the only opium that the country has. There's also entertainment, even though sports isn't. Well, yeah, but you see, people, it's easy for sports to actually, for you to use sports to actually get people. That's why you find out that it's convenient for the average politician across the world, not only Nigeria, across the world, to actually, after getting a TV station, the next thing they want is to get a football club.  And so, in the course of us doing well, we tend to make promises. And what I'm begging is that, thank you very much for Chiang Mai and Juwan. I hope the governments can actually do more for other sportsmen who have made promises. And then in the future, don't make them promises anymore. Because, yes, don't make them promises anymore. I would also say, I'm happy with the way that, yes, she might be complaining today, or eventually she's going to the house, but I'm happy with the journey that her life has also been on.  She went back to the Nigerian police force. She looks really, really good and really, really fit as a police officer there. But I would also ask something. I don't know if American or British or Australian or Jamaican athletes win these awards and hope that they get houses back at home. Should we also remember that you won these awards, you won these medals, and that should be the goal, the pride in winning, not necessarily because of the house that you might get, or the $3 million that your government might give you. So the reason behind competing in these sporting events, the reason behind winning the four by 100 meters, we also don't have a sports environment where you can get endorsements, sadly. Well, I said it earlier that, unfortunately. Yeah, so I just wanted to throw that in. I don't think, you know, any of these, let's say in Africa, I don't think it, you know, Sammy Kufour or any of all these people who have done phenomenally well for sports in their countries are waiting for their government to give them houses or give them $5 million in their cash. There is the possibility of them also getting endorsements that keep them going for a long time. There's possibility of, I mean, you see, boats has numerous endorsements. Israel at this point, the box has numerous endorsements also.  Just to keep in that, I don't think that, you know, our very important sportsman competes to, of course, get houses. This is a promise that was made to her, right? I think to many, to many of them. But you see, that question only vindicates me now, because like I said earlier, you were asking what I mean, and I'm like, they are very wasteful. But I also said earlier that in St. Clines, Nigeria, sorry, it's not St. Clines, there's power in the land. And these people, in other countries, it's enough to put that medal on your shelf and say, I've got this from my country, you know. But here, we want a little more. People are poor, you know, really, really. I told you I was somebody on Paul Hamilton a few minutes ago, and I said, I know what he went through. He was really, when you say the word poor, he was really poor. And this was a guy who actually played for Nigeria, coached him on the 17th at a point, and he died like that. But and his wife was still going to and flew to Abu Dhabi. She hasn't gotten the money till now.  And then secondly, I said it on this show a few weeks ago, I have noticed something. I don't know if it's only me, I've noticed something. Most times in the super egos, Nigeria super egos, as the case study now, the only guys who put in, they are all in all in their game, who do everything to make sure we try and win our games for the super egos and the guys who grew up abroad. There's this thing about playing for your country when you grow up abroad. In Nigeria here, it's about the monetary gains. See, that's why it's totally different from from Chihuahua or for her because other people, you know, began to get Jewish citizenship. But she said that it was the, it was through the Nigerian police force that she got that opportunity to represent Nigeria. And she was going to come back and represent the country. So another question I wanted to ask you about this is, if we're talking about how sportsmen are poor in Nigeria, how they finish playing, represent their country in the highest level. And with money. And they come back. I don't, I don't think I'll say it. I will not exactly agree with the wasting money because the issue is not about their spending habits. So they have money management really. So to be honest, it's this. Everybody end points if you are poor. Are you going to tell him how to spend his money? Exactly. If you make so much money and you are poor at the end of the day, can't we question the money management? What I'm trying to say is this, right? Yeah, that's the best of them. It happened to Paul. That's what he mentioned. I mean, it's just like that presenter on ASD, we could ask him that why didn't he manage his money when he paid him so many months ago? You know, my issue here is, or my question is, my question to you, Mr. Wally Scott, is this, if we're talking about how sportsmen are poor in Nigeria, then should we begin to have a orientation to say, sports is not exactly a full-time career. I shouldn't be looked as a full-time career. You should be a sportsman and have your business. You should be a sportsman and me, the civil service. Should that be the direction because sports cannot pay your bills? Now, they are two footballers. I'll use their, I'll call their names. Shegwonekbami and Aduki Amislimaka. Aduki is a barrister, the lawyer. Shegwone is being very well as an accountant right now. And they've always consistently told the younger ones, guys, don't waste your money. At least while you are playing football, try and look for a career on the side. Not everyone will be as lucky as George Pongwe, who became Liberian president. Not everybody will be as lucky as that. You know, so make sports will only last for a while. You can't be as lucky as Cristiano Ronaldo, who is not a speaker 35, or as Lionel Metzi, who is at 34 and is still doing so well. We can't all be that lucky. You know, and the truth be said, yes, sports is not a full-time career. And I think what sportsmen and women should do now is to look at the fact that Aduki Amislimaka, Shegwonekbami, we've got other people like, see, I have two people all the time. Gary Neville, Paul Neville, Phil Neville and the rest of them, who are doing analysis today, are hustlers. If they had a career, they wouldn't have time to be hustling. Go to God and present one for one person. But Shegwonekbami understood, we can't all be like that. Shegwonekbami understood that, listen, I am a policewoman. First of all, before I became an athlete, and if all is said and done and I finish this career, which will end as soon as possible, I will go back to be a policewoman. Shegwonekbami, in case most of us do not know, was actually given a medal or something by the police force for arresting some crime syndicates that we've been looking for a while. You understand, this is not in athletics now, this is a career. She's an assistant commissioner of police. She was actually given kudos by the police force for arresting a crime syndicate. And I'm sure these are the things that the government were seeing and seeing.   So we need to... We can't all be like that. Basically, you're saying that we need to begin to change the conversation from what it is now, because you find young Nigerians, young boys, who, you know, they pick either school or sports. So we have to begin to change that narrative that it's not school or sports.  It may not even be school, Zef. It may not even be school, at least while you are doing whatever sports you are doing.  You know, so there's always... Just have a plan B. There must be... See, every in life, I think, if you are watching this show right now, what we should be learning now is let's leave sports out of it. Let's leave our jobs out of it. Let's all understand that our jobs will never pay enough for our bills. Never. They have to be exciting. They have to be. And Kiyoma Ajuwan, one of the very few sharp ones who realized that, listen, I won't leave my job. I know a footballer called Icadia. That's his name. He was a sergeant in the police force. Went to play football, did his best. The whole world knows him. We all know him. Did he come back to the police force again? I think it also tells of Kiyoma Ajuwan's humility, because, you know, just like you mentioned, the other one didn't come back. He didn't come back to his job. She didn't say, oh, why would I come back there? I'm above all that. But she came back to her roots and she's still in the police force. And we know someone who died recently, too. Sunday Bada. He was a sprinter like Kiyoma Ajuwan. He used to be with the emigrations. After running, I'm making so much plenty, plenty names and everything. Did he go back to work? Those are their personal decisions, you know. Exactly. She's just lucky. She made the right decision. Yeah, you know, but it doesn't mean that Pao Icadia is unlucky. I didn't say that. Nobody knows where he is. If he decides, I'm not going to go back to the police force, because I don't like being there in the first place. We've, the Nandja Police was not the best place. Do you realize that this house that Kiyoma Ajuwan was a police officer? Yes. You need to hurry. Kiyoma, that Kiyoma Ajuwan just got down. He goes beyond the house. We are celebrating her today because she's done well for Nigeria. Almost like a redemption. We're actually forgetting the house. The house is even there. We're just remembering Kiyoma Ajuwan. Oh, and my daughter would ask me last night and I was like, Daddy, who is Kiyoma Ajuwan? And it took me like 15 minutes to explain what she had done for us and all that. Would pride. So he goes beyond the house now. Also, we know that even still as far back as 2013, in the Tunisia 94 team, we're begging the Nigerian government to fulfill promises of houses. You know, also, as they announced that Kiyoma Ajuwan would be getting a three bedroom flat at the Raj Fashala House in the state of Nipori, they announced that they would also be getting houses. So this is great news for them too. Yes, it is. I think it's good. That this thing goes beyond today. Now, more people will want to get involved in sports because they will be like, well, they were promised it took a while, but now they are definitely doing it. Maybe this will continue. I think the best thing that can happen to one individual ever in the world, I think the feeling is standing there and saying, this is Osaroges and this is from Nigeria, the winner. I think that's about it. And these guys actually go there where our green, white, green, whether they win or do well is not important to me. Like Osaroges rightly mentioned, if you want to represent, give them something, give along or something. If you don't want to give, don't give. But Tunisia team was fantastic and I think that they deserve this. Some of them don't even need the houses anymore. At least they can boastfully tell their children or grandchildren, I've got this house, I'm giving you this house because I did something for Nigeria. That's also very, very important. It puts in lots of pride into the country. I know a few friends who actually are Nigerians who have become Americans now and they say, God bless America with so much pride. And I want a situation where our grandchildren, even if we're not here anymore, can actually tell them, my daddy got this house because he played football for Nigeria. I think that's a good thing. But I think we should also, I think one thing that I think we've mentioned already is using sports as a poverty alleviation program, which it doesn't necessarily have to be all the time. There's too many Nigerians who go into sports simply because of poverty. And that's why people like Didio Droba, of Kote War, Samuel Atofis of Cameroon have academics, but they most importantly have academics that have schools. And Samuel Atofis said last week or two weeks ago that if you don't pass in class, you don't get to remain in this school. You're not here for football alone. Yes, football is the major contention, but you must pass in class. And Droba is doing the same thing too. Atofis is doing the same thing too in Cameroon. Librarian presidents, George Ponguer, who's sitting in Liberia. So I think we, some people are getting it right now. They actually, they are footballers. They make their money from football, but they are building academies. They have schools. Sheikh Wadebami has the same in Nigeria here in the United States. Same thing. If you don't do it in class, you don't play football or you leave the school. So I think they realize that, listen, there's life after football. There's life after sports. So while you are going to school, you also play football. So when football ends, and Sheikh Wadebami will always tell you, listen, I played football at the highest level for Nigeria. He didn't get to go to the World Cup here, but he played at Nations Cup and everything and he did very well. But his accountant is doing quite well now. And he's at an academy that says, go to school and play football. So poverty alleviation is removed from this conversation now. These guys are actually building schools not only for football, but for schooling too. And many won't exactly agree with that sports as a poverty alleviation scheme idea. No, many won't. No, no, I'm coming because are you trying to say someone who is poor and has a passion for sports should, I mean, what really is a passion? No, we have a chika, who is a taekwondoist who has gone abroad to win medals for all. I think he has gone bronze before. And every training he went through was from his own pocket and his fellow spokers who was a minister there. But that's not the issue. The issue is that I know a lot of Nigerians. I am a sports presenter. I am a sports reporter. I'm a journalist. I know a lot of guys out there. This morning, go to Aegee, go to Abu Lieba, go to Ikeja, go to Yanoworu, on that bridge right now. And there are boys who are training every day, hoping for a scout to come their way and that's their meal ticket. And I know it's boys too.  I'm going to Abu Lieba. But what is wrong with that? I'm sorry, what is wrong with that? It's for what's the alleviation now? It's their way out. The question is, can they play? Where? That's the question. I'm not a coach. I won't lie. If they can play and they're poor, I mean, it doesn't... So no one is doubting the fact that Nigerians are bruised with football. They don't do it in a way. It doesn't matter whether you're poor or rich. If you can play, play. Yes, but what is the motivation behind playing? It's not because you have a passion for it. No! It is side by side with the fact that you need to give your family out of poverty. Just play. That's why we have so many people who are 27 and have their ages. Let me tell you a story. I just mentioned Julio Sagaowa. Yes. He had been in the Nigerian police force. Eventually, I think he was 18 years when he played for Nigeria. That's after 20 years of being there. Let me tell you a story. Keleshi Ina chose father. He looked for scouts. He was quite... He was doing well. He looked for scouts to come and watch his son play. They watched Keleshi play. Keleshi was good then. Nice. He's better than... He was good then. And then while they were watching Keleshi play, they saw Dili Alampasu, the goalkeeper. Who sold pure water then? Who sold pure water then? Saw him and this guy's a good goalkeeper too. Alampasu's luck. You know? So every mother, every young footballer in Iainawuru right now, is looking for that payday. Yes, they have the passion for it. Yes, they can play football. We're built to play football. But most importantly... Bread. The bread. I mean, that's the reason why you're wearing this entire and 68 this morning bread. Don't you agree? But it's all right. It's all right. I think the moral lessons we can take from this is sportsmen shouldn't rely on just sports. Thank you. And the Nigerian government should do better. Yes, and if you make promises... And thank you very much to the governments for... Yes, thanks to the government. But then, don't make promises and then just re-nerge it. In the heat of the moment... If you make promises, go ahead and fulfill it. To Asu, to Juson, to all of them. If Nigerian government promises you anything... We're talking sports again. All right. I'm just saying. I'm just saying because we're talking about these same field promises, the reason Asu might be going back astray because of field promises. Yeah. That's why doctors are threat instructors. Exactly. In the heat of the moment... These people just make promises. All right. Anyway, we're still going to say that big thanks to the Lagos State government. Yes, thank you very much. The people in person, especially of Governor Babajideso... Who's from this? Who's 56 now? Happy to hear this. Yes, exactly. Exactly. And yes, to all the media people, pressmen who put pressure... Because remember we've been talking about this particular issue, especially when she granted that interview to a radio station.  And it's a happy ending now. Yes. All right. We'll take a break here and we'll be right back to stay with us.


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Now this load floor actually goes down if you need a little bit deeper area. So it goes down just like that. It's pretty easy to do. Then it goes up like so. Also storage underneath there, and then it does come with a tire inflator kit right there. The other cool thing or another couple Easter eggs, you get the Jeep grill and headlamp logo there, and then you got Sasquatch climbing up the back of your rear window. That's pretty cool stuff. Back-up cameras there, and of course your license plate lights. It does come with the roof rack rails. If you wanted to put a roof rack on there, you definitely could. I really love the bikini color. When it came out, it was really exciting. You hadn't seen it before. It reminds me of like the old 97 Rams color they had on them. Power mirrors.  Put your hand in there. It'll automatically unlock, and if you get your key in the pocket, and you press that button, it'll automatically lock the doors.  You've got the cool contoured seats, side current airbags, power driver's seat, and lumbar. Factory all-weather format there, auto headlamps, tilt, and telescopic steering wheel. You get the carabiner for the speakers. Another little Easter egg, as well as the Jeep logo there. Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, and as we hop inside here, you can see that it does have the digital speedometer, compass display, and it's the instrument cluster is very nice. It comes with the leather-wrapped steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. Then it does have the audio controls on the back of the steering wheel. It comes with the 7-inch Uconnect 4C radio, AMFM, and SiriusXM radio capabilities on here. Also has the climate control. Notice it does have the dual climate control. You can also do your heated seats and heated steering wheel buttons there. This is also where your back-up camera shows up. Those grid lines are dynamic, meaning that they're going to turn as you turn that steering wheel. And then that center line lines right up with the middle of the vehicle. So if you were to put a hitch on here, it would line right up with whatever you're going to hitch up to. I do apologize for the focus on my camera here. It seems to be going in and out, but we'll do the best we can. Anyways, you have the Android Auto and Apple CarPlay capabilities. We actually did a video on that if you want to check that out. It's in the upper right hand part of the screen that you can check that out there. Down here you have your normal climate controls or more tactile buttons, I guess you could say. You also get a tune and volume controls, knobs, and AUGS in a USB jack. And then your four-wheel drive active drive one system is AutoSnow Sand Mud with that turned out. And then it's a four-wheel drive lock. You can press that and then that locks it into four-wheel drive. Nine-speed automatic transmission, stability control, electronic parking brake. You can get a little bit of design cues on the interior here. Let's take a quick look at the back seats. And then we'll do one more final walk around here. Back seats have the same kind of contour design as the front seats. You do get the latch child safety system. It does have this center drop down here with cup holders in it. And these seats do fold down like I said before. Not completely flat but they go down enough.   Got those all weather formats back here as well. Do you get the child safety locks in the doors? And we'll do one more final walk around here. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video. You will have gotten a really good idea of the bikini color as well as some of the designs. Found some of the Easter eggs on the renegade here. And just got a really good idea of the overall options and feel for this particular latitude renegade. 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So, if you're confused about how to place your body, think of yourself being on your hands and knees and just mimic what the horse would be doing. When I ask him to bring his shoulders one way or the other, what it looks like, if I were to be a horse and be on my hands and knees and legs, I am exactly the same. So my legs and my arms match his legs, so my feet are the same as his hind feet in their placement, and my shoulders are the same in their placement. That's the correct placement for your body to draw that line for the horse. And then again, when they get the answer, harmonize.