Howdy how's it going? My name's Davy Chappie and I've been running official adventures through my Patreon for a few years now and it's gotten me up close and personal with the way that 5e likes to format its books. So instead of making individual videos for every book I've decided to do one video for all of the books so that you can have a single repository for all your needs and also be able to easily compare Jacob's version opinions to my chat ones. As always keep in mind that pretty much all of this is just my opinion so if you are not me feel free to play your games however you want. And really quick I'd like to give a brief shoutout to my new patrons this month and since it's Pride Month I'm gonna do it in the gay way. Luca Amber.  Eric Groen.  Rock Button.     But with that out of the way let's begin. The Lost Mine of Fandelver. So starting things off with the starter set starter module. LaMop manages to be a perfectly middle of the road adventure that dissolves all the fluff of the bigger girthier books so that you can get right into the main selling points of 5e. You start by escorting a caravan, you investigate a minor scuffle site and you fight some goblins all very D&D. Looking back it's actually interesting to me how different the mindset was back then compared to where we are now. D&D crafted an era of medieval fantasy and earlier adventures emphasize the medieval while later adventures emphasize the fantasy. LaMop also makes a point of not overstaying its welcome so that you could potentially craft your own story afterwards and it's also the first to implement the adventurer's league faction system which you can take or leave at your own discretion. Overall, great adventure for new players. 4 out of 10. Horde of the Dragon Queen. I cannot in my infinite knowledge of infinite mouth noises that make up the infinite spectrum of language express enough how terrible this adventure is.  Go watch my video. 4 out of 10. Rise of Tiamat. The sequel to the worst adventure in existence and it doesn't get any better from there. To begin this adventure you get sat down in front of a huge council of characters who are both incredibly important and also not important at all. And they will tell you to go out into the world and accomplish various oddball quests that have nothing to do with each other outside of a dragon cult did it. As a player you get no interesting NPCs to speak of. You get generic fights in generic locations so if you like games where you can turn your brain off and still get the gist of what's happening then this is for you. For DMs, this book is a nightmare because it barely explains the places it sends the characters.  But then you flip the page to where they describe the battle of ancient cosmic destiny and it basically just has a sticky note that says figure it out loser. Don't buy this book. 4 out of 10. Princess of the Apocalypse. Never played this, heard it's bad. 4 out of 10. Out of the Abyss. I only played a few sessions of this game and I never ran it. But what I got through was a pretty rad experience. You start out locked up in the Underdark with a bunch of colorful characters including one mushroom person that we named Belieptus and when he died in my campaign so did my will to continue. Curse of Strahd! Everybody thinks that this game is amazing and I am no exception. It does a lot of things really well and it sets the classic monster movie vibe really well with the notable exception that it tries a few times to make things scary by making them too tough to fight and that's not scary, that's just annoying. Like Strahd is scary and impossible to beat but he's not scary because he can't be beat. That said, I completely reject this adventure as a sandbox since it leads you down a very specific path of getting important NPC lady to her important NPC destination and only then does it offer a few alternate routes for you to follow. It says that you can start in Kresik but if you don't start in Barovia Village then you definitely feel like you're missing out on the intended experience. Overall, 4 out of 10. Storm King's Thunder. I'm running this right now and when it came out it was compared to Strahd for also being open world and also being good. The goodness is variable since it uses a very contrived plot point of wizard giant kidnaps you in his flying wizard tower declares that you are important for no reason while also being an exposition dump and then takes you to wherever it is that you would like to go. But the open world is actually what I have a problem with. If you are going to have a giant map with many different points of interest that your players are very likely to go to it is in your best interest to include things to do in those places. A good chunk of this book has you wandering aimlessly around the Sword Coast and half of the locations have an idea of a quest for you to do but half of them don't. And a few of them had the cheeky idea of saying, hey you know Fandalin, that town that's marked on the map, well it was in another adventure book so you can just buy that one if you want to know anything about this town. Thanks for buying this by the way. Don't get me wrong, this module is great for inventive DMs but I really hate it when the book outright tells me to do the heavy lifting because it was too lazy to be a book right now. Okay module, 4 out of 10. Tales from the Yawning Portal. This was the first compilation book and the gimmick was that they were all popular adventures from older editions. Because it's a compilation there's no through line of quality so it's kind of a crapshoot whether you'll have a rad time or a bad time. I personally thought that they were all kind of mediocre but their classic medieval fantasy adventures from an era where knights and nobles and rogues were the main selling point so maybe I'm just too hip and in with the times to appreciate them. Speaking on the Tomb of Horrors specifically, this dungeon is a blast if you turn off your assumptions about D&D and bring in 5 disposable characters because it's just a meat grinder that plays off of the same rage game sense as Cat Mario if you don't present it that way it sucks but I love it. This whole book gets a 4 out of 10. Tomb of Annihilation. Never played it but I got very passionate reviews about it being either amazing or the worst thing ever and there's no in between. 4 out of 10. Dragon Heist. I love this module for everything it isn't.   That said, without all my tweaks the base game is lackluster.  There isn't even a heist, just a fetched quest with a dungeon at the end. I'm left thoroughly disappointed and if you were looking for a roaring 20s inspired social spy thriller set in a dazzling city of lights you're gonna have to swing into a different game. 4 out of 10. Dungeon of the Mad Mage. First of all, this is not a sequel to Dragon Heist, they have nothing to do with each other. Second of all, this is not just a combat simulator, every level of the Mad Mage has increasingly cool shit in it including opportunities to talk to some of the coolest NPC ideas I've seen in a long time.  Ghost of Salt Marsh. Compilation to More Wet Edition. This book not only gives you 7 liquid based adventures but it also details the town of Salt Marsh and gives you rules on how to drive a boat. Not that it will ever come in handy because none of these sea adventures actually take place on the sea. One of the adventures isn't even sea adjacent, it's just a lizard-vote cave with some pools of water in it. That said, the later adventures are pretty rad. I especially like The Isle of the Abbey as well as The Last Adventure because they evoke the feel of HP Lovecraft in their storytelling and I could not be more pleased. 4 out of 10. Descent into Avernus. I privated my old review of this adventure because I made it after just reading through the book and boy did I not get a good impression the first time. Having DM'd it thrice, I can tell you a few things that you might want to know before going into it. First, it is linear as fuck with only one instance of diverging paths in an otherwise basic scavenger hunt of go to this place and talk to this person but they need help from this person and this place so you go to that place and that person needs help and You don't play this game for the story. You play this game because you get to ride on scrap metal wall machines and blast heavy metal as you crash into the warlords of Avernus and their posseys.  The other thing to note is that the Baldur's Gate section of this adventure is useless and you should never play it because it has just as much linear bad storytelling coupled with unbalanced fights in uninteresting locations that only serve to take time that you could be spending crashing a wrecking ball through an infernal watch tower and it has so very little to do with the plot that I completely removed it in my third playthrough and nobody noticed. I suggest that you do it too, 4 out of 10. Rhyme of the Frost Maiden I haven't ran this one but I am playing in it currently and while I haven't gotten out of 10 towns yet the whole experience so far has been deeply enjoyable. The isolationism that creeps in coupled with the long stretches on the ice sheets of the dale where anything could be lurking just underneath the snow has made this adventure feel, in a word, chilling. It's not a horror game per se but the unknowable terrors keep it in the creepy department and it makes me want to do a video in the future about how D&D manages to make games scary. 10 towns itself is well defined and I like the fact that you can start anywhere and then just go anywhere and each town has stuff to do when stuff to go to. It's a much better open world experience than Storm King's Thunder, keeping in mind that I'm still in the beginning of the section myself, I will give this a reduced score of 4 out of 10. Candlekeep Mysteries This one makes me upset. I haven't gotten the chance to play any of these adventures but I really want to. I love mysteries and I don't want to spoil everything if I end up getting the chance to play it so here I am foregoing my responsibility as an internet review person to maintain my ignorance of what might end up being my favorite book of them all. That said, for the alternate cover alone I give this a 4 out of 10. Buuuut then I'm about to do it. I hope you enjoyed this video, be sure to leave a like, comment, ring the bell, check out all my social media in the description below and maybe support me on Patreon so that I can afford more ratings than just 4 out of 10. But yeah, Davi out.


Something crazy, y'all, my aw, aw, aw, aw. Welcome to YouTube, man. We're toning it down. I'm sick of this generation of YouTubers, man. So in a mission to make this channel and our new channel, the vlog channel, check that out, more raw and organic, we're just gonna start doing workouts, man. Old school style, I don't care.  We're literally just gonna let you into the doors of what it's like to train with me here at Third Street Barbell, good company, my life, my fitness, and I'll answer questions. I'm always here to help and entertain, but no more be else. Welcome to video. Give this thing a thumbs up. Subscribe if you're not. I'm Silent Mike. Welcome. I'm owner, gym owner at Third Street Barbell, designer and owner of good company, Apparel, and I'm glad you're here with me. November 20th, today is our brand new launch of all our gear, 3SB.CO, our biggest collection ever.  Highest quality training gear you're ever gonna feel. I guarantee it, guaranteed. If you put that hoodie suit on, you're gonna love it. 3SB.CO, it will sell out. Grab your size now.   So stop eating so much and drink some more water for me and for you, and for your kids and our next generation that's gonna be living on Mars. It really is crazy how YouTube's changed and then I think coming back full circle, just straight scripted content getting called out. It's the first second there it was and people were like absorbing it like it's funny. And there is some like creative juices to, you know, write in the script or something but like, holy cow, man.  You're not safe no more. OGs are coming back. They're all photoshopping, steroid using, steroid promoting.  They have the same low moral standards they all do. It's mostly the hypocrisy, I guess. It's like that Dun and Kruger works everywhere. It works on like the creation space too where all of a sudden people get like morals are on their high horse versus signaling to the world. I draw on this high horse. And I'm just rambling but if you guys watch a little bit of internet content you're starting to names and faces are starting to pop up in your head.  Last time this dude saw three wheels he was riding his tricycle. He is the kid to bench 225 and say I benched four wheels. Yeah, I'd be squatting six plates, honey.  There's no way this kid makes people laugh. So much that he's confident enough to make himself laugh like that. That's called delusion. Bye bye, Ghastly. Ghastly's fire, man.   I don't even know if he's, probably like a dragon air. Probably like a dragon air or something. Different girl every day of the week. Why is this so soft and gushy? Side duck? Jinx? Jinx is like, Jinx looks like a girl from Adam's family. Talk about in the last week's video. Relationship like changing with the gym. And not only because I'm dieting, but like sort of like decision fatigue or like bandwidth we call it in work. You're talking about someone's workflow or capacity to handle new tasks. Talk about what their bandwidth is. So it's not always about like pure work.  So my ADHD, anxiety, everything is all tie in. So within training, not only because I'm dieting, but in general the chapter of my life, I got about one good set in me that per exercise sound to move on. I'm probably not gonna build significant amounts of muscle because I've been doing it so long. Plus calorie deficit. So the chances are that I put on a ton of new muscle right now is already low. I'd have to optimize everything. Plus calories, which I'm not doin'. So not that I'm like not gonna waste my time, but I'm gonna push myself. Yesterday, we squatted 450, pull six, 585. There, that was a pretty close to failure. It's probably RPE nine right there. Probably do the same on these flies. So I'm maintaining, if not, you know, pushing it. But the chances I put on five pounds of muscle this year are gonna be rare, almost impossible. It's just not that chapter. Who knows, maybe things settle down.  Who knows, maybe not. Just to say that what you're training looks like today may not be what it looks like five years from now or even six months from now.  And that's not a pity party. That's just facts that different priorities take a different amount of energy from the battery than is our soul. I feel like Spiderman. They ache, they ache a little bit. Another day in paradise, man. There's your barbell. Finish up the push day. I'll do one more set of each of those. A little bit of cardio. Go home and eat. Another grind, appreciate you guys for kicking a man. More laid back, a little bit more raw. Just want you guys to see what it's really like.  Negativity, fake. Lack of authenticity. The reason I came to this space is because reality TV on television is all scripted and fake. I almost said sports are fake, they're not. But there's always all this built up drama.  Social media is trash. But the beauty of early days, social media was just authentic connection between humans, telling stories, sharing what we're into and hopefully grab a like, mind and community around it. So, get come to discord.com if you want to have it in the community. Silent Mike, we over, me, man. I'll catch you guys in the next one.


We are going to discuss Amazon EC2 application deployment. I am Venkatesh Bhingi, working as an assistant professor in the CSE department of WIT Sola. At the end of this session, students will be able to configure applications by using EC2 service and they can also deploy applications by using EC2 service. So small revision based on Amazon EC2. So what exactly Amazon EC2? Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud provides scalable computing capacity in the Amazon Web Service Cloud. It also eliminates your need to invest in hardware upfront so that you can develop and deploy applications faster. You can use Amazon EC2 to launch as many as or few virtual servers as you need to configure security, networking and managed storage. It enables you to scale up or down to handle changes in the requirement or spikes in the popularity, reducing your need to focus traffic. So these are some of the advantages which you get with Amazon EC2. So I give one example that is web application. Suppose you want to develop a site for yourself. Now what is the requirement? You will use some technology to develop a website, either Java or ASP.NET. Assume you have used Java. Then by using Java technology, you will develop JSP or sublet pages. So your site is created. Now where you will host your site on some web server? Web server can be in the form of hardware and software. Web server in the form of hardware that means you need to purchase one high-end configuration box, maybe quad core processor with 8GB or 16GB RAM and with operating system either Windows or Linux server version. Suppose you selected hardware as well as operating system. You need to install Apache Tomcat on that operating system. Assume you selected Windows server operating system and you need to install Apache Tomcat on it. Now in order to make it live, what you need to do? You need to register for domain name either on GoDaddy or some other similar site. So once you get domain name and once you get space to host your site, you can make that site live. So what you need to do? Whatever code you develop, you go to, you upload it on the web server and make it live with the configuration which is advisable according to the requirement for securing the website. Once you've done that, your site will be live. So the story behind this is you have spent money on your hardware, you have spent money for purchasing operating system, you have spent money for purchasing Apache Tomcat, everything you spent and you made your site live. Now in order to solve this or in order to save the cost of the operating system and the hardware or whether you don't know how much traffic will be coming to your site, the best advisable option is to use Amazon web services. So in Amazon web services, you can go for Amazon easy to service on which you can host your site. So in last session, we discussed how to create Amazon easy to service. Then what you do? You go to Amazon site, sign into the console, once you sign it, again you create easy to service, enter username, password. So here you can create easy to service. So what you do? Launch instance which was discussed previously. Now how many instances you want to create one? By default it is one. I created one instance, network by default, this is a network subnet preference according to your requirement of network, you can configure here or you can go with a default if there is no particular requirement. Next add storage. So by default it is take 30 GB as the default secondary storage, 30 GB, then next add tags. It is required when you are working with multiple applications, here it is not required, then you click on next configure security, then next create new security group if it is required. See here by using this RDP protocol, you can connect to your server and this is a protocol TCP and this is a port number 3389. And you can select from which source your server will be accessed, you can say anywhere, so from anywhere your server will be available, then you click on review and launch. So these are the configuration details and it is giving one warning also, improve your instance security, you can add your security group. So say in order to make your server secure, you can add security group which we will discuss in next session. So we have created the instance, now once you click on it, you can also say create a new key pair, I will say roll download key pair, so it has been downloaded, key pair for this launch instances, so you can go to that, see what does it mean? You have created an EC2 instance, now these are the configuration details, IP address is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now by using this IP address, you can connect to that server. Now how to connect to the server? You directly go to run, here you type MSDSC, okay, you click on okay, but here you type the IP address, <IP_ADDRESS>, so these are the credentials which are required in order to log in that, once you enter those credentials, you will be logged into that server. So this is how we can create instances and we can connect to that particular instance by using remote desktop connection. So this is how we can create EC2 instance, once you connect to that instance through remote desktop connection, there you install whatever applications which are required and you make your site live. Now once you have done this, what you do? As we know, these are chargeable service, first I will stop this service, stop, then again what you do, terminate it, yes terminate. So this is how we can create EC2 instances and we can deploy applications, we can connect to that EC2 instance by using RDP protocol and RDP and TCP and we can configure deploy applications, I am signing it out. So what you do now, pause this video for some time and answer this question, is EC2 service free from Amazon? No, however some basic services are free with restricted features as we have discussed. These are the some of the references for my video.


The second question to answer when you submit meta RPM application is, tell me an example when you need to deal with ambiguous situation with lacking information knowledge, how would you solve the problem? What framework you use? How would you know you're solving the right problem? When you answer this question, make sure to use Grail framework. Grail framework, I will give you overview of those framework with live examples in my videos right here. And when you answer this ambiguous question, you must talk about how would you find those data? And once you're lacking data, what kind of methodology do you use for those missing data?  Do you do more customer interviews? Do you make assumptions? And all of this going to lead you to answer a question much better. See the part three of next interview question. This is Dr. Nancy Lee. Like and subscribe and watch part three of the interview questions for meta right here.


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You ain't put it just killing it I like to take it back because I like to get to know the people the person that's sitting right here Not the artist not anything I say you do I want to know you as a child growing up where you're from I want to know about your parents.  Where are you from? I grew up where I was born in Pensacola, Florida. Okay. That's where I want to go cuz that's where the beach is eight hours away Yeah, yeah, it's a little over there. Oh, okay. The beaches are pretty right there Maybe 12 something like that. Yeah, the beaches are really feeling one of the jobs movies out there. Yeah. Oh, should I be scared? It was it was it was our fate, but it's all you know, that's spring break time Yeah, that's the time. I don't want to go. It's spring. No, it's too crowded, but it's pretty Okay, I was a baby. I don't remember nothing. That's what I was about to say. I was a kid I was like now. I wasn't even kid. I was a baby. My dad was in the military. Oh you another military, but yeah But I grew up in Galveston, Texas They just love the beaches is everywhere close to where the beaches. Yeah, that's why my family So where you mama from my mom see from capstone.  Oh, yeah, they would I never known them to be together really and they was married I believe for about eight years what time I was born. I don't I don't remember them Are you the only child? I got an older sister. Okay, you the baby. I'm the middle kid. I got a younger brother, okay okay, and So when you mom moved out back up here to Galveston did your dad come with her out here or Where did he stay in he was on the West Coast doing this thing? Okay, did you get to see him? Oh? Every now and then talk to him through life every now and then Okay, so he didn't take that much impact in your life then no not not a lot not until I got older once I got older You know, we kind of you know got back together and started, you know, trying to kick it again But as a kid now, did you feel like you were missing that male presence when you were a kid growing up? Little bit, but you know, I had uncles I had an uncle that will come pick me up every Saturday Right there. I had to go out of work cut the grass. That's real pick pecans in his yard I was on the roof. I was pain whatever he needed me to do I had to do that every Saturday so and then you know, I my family was a lot of girls So he definitely didn't want me hanging with the women all weekend. Yeah He come I had to go hang on my uncle's and your younger brother went to He did once he came but my uncle was like 13 years. Oh, okay. He's from my stepdad. Okay? Okay, so he didn't get it as rough as I got Did you step back it along? Yeah, it was cool. Okay. That's good. So after you So what was it like growing up in God?  I don't see that now.   That's real that nigga like Melvin on baby boy, you know, Melvin say I try to be a good I did a dime man.  I need somewhere to stay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's where it be So it was different my stepdad, you know, we was in the projects So when my stepdad came, you know, we got the house. Oh, that was it So it was you know, it was some perks you didn't understand but you know, we just really wasn't it Did you feel bad about it? Like after you got older, you knew he was a good man That's what that's what I'm telling you not like when I was a kid.  He had one his legs amputated. Mm-hmm diabetes. I knew it Yeah, that's one thing I can't stand about kids. They don't ever think about nobody's but themselves Oh, yeah, that's on it. That's only that's why I always say until you put yourself in their position and get older Where you have your own family and whatever and you're like, hey, how did they do this manage all of this stuff and still function And with a smile or whatever and made it look so effortless. You know what I mean? You won't appreciate your parents in your top. Yeah, exactly.  Shout out. I'll be I see it again. I am a boy pimping Ken Just was on here a couple days. We had pimping Caprice pimping Caprice that you got a song him Like we've had a few of you guys on here.  I'm gonna jump into the game And how old were you and who introduced it to you? Oh, I was maybe I Considered myself kind of like a leg bloom. I was like 26. Oh, you were 26.  I came on, you know, early 90s late 80s Early 90s niggas want to sell weed sell crack. What no pimps. I didn't see no pimps You know I'm saying as a you know in high school junior high, you know, I didn't see no pimping I was I went to preview I went to college for a year and When I was in Houston, we went to a strip club in Houston and I think we seen some pimps in Houston I was like my first little whoa, but I still wasn't just you know, turn on we still was in the doing check licks Selling like I said selling drugs, but I was the worst drug deal you ever wanted me I What did you do wrong? I don't know. That's the thing man. I never made a thousand dollars in what and that one I'm I'm saying how long did you do it for I probably made a thousand dollars all at one time But I'm just saying like in one night, you know how niggas make thousand out two times Like I just couldn't make the money like that in that one point. I had I had everything But you know, I got weed. I'm smoking it.  That's why he couldn't make the money Shit, you know what I'm saying?  But that's what everybody around me was doing. You know what I'm saying? I didn't really see no pimps up until you know, I went to North Dallas one day and we went to the I went to a strip club and Shit it was it was just it was on and then you know, I it was crazy.  Yeah, knowing you lipstick. Oh I was I was wondering if he was out right now He on the track he over there by Pandora And it was going down and we in the club we leaving at this like a two in the morning We leaving and behind Pandora behind lipstick. It's going dying behind him.  And so I've had a partner of mine that I knew through chief Good, like I say me in chief been cool for a long time. He was already kind of mashing in the part of my name pretty pretty black.  This is what you need to do. You need a wool. Go get your phone Yeah, the other lot back then they had a lot of data thing called any and uh, uh Damn the observer magazine and things like that where they were advertised the girl. Yeah. Yeah, I remember them Yeah, yeah, yeah, he told me something about the strip club. Yeah, so he told me how to go down up with the girl We get the phone. It was on and popping I'm saying give her the phone. It's gonna rain. You know, I'm saying so that's kind of how I got started You know, I'm saying it's Eventually led to me being who was the first one.  Yeah, but yeah, yeah, you white girl Yeah, no, that was it.  Really? Yeah, but the first one that actually gave me some real money Was yeah, yeah, but the black girl how long did you keep a full cuz she wasn't making you that much money Like the white girl the first one maybe She didn't last that long. Yeah, I quit because I really didn't know what I was doing too. I had it one time This was a long time ago and I had a man And she you know, she worked at the strip club, man And I had a man and uh, man, she killed my pimping doll. She was hardheaded. You know, I'm saying I couldn't Any money off of not really not like that, you know, I'm like I was better at selling drugs than pimping No, she wanted I couldn't figure it out, you know, I'm saying shout out to pen biology the book it didn't help me I was trying to figure this track thing out. It was confusing and then these the strip club save them So when you dropping off a strip club, they they really they are they halfway in halfway out. Yeah, you know I'm saying, you know, it's different now because when I first came in the game It's like if you had girls in a strip club, they feel like you want to do on a paper See what I'm saying. You had to ask, you know, your business had to be down on the street walking, right? You know, I'm saying and all it'd be accepted by your peers, you know, I'm saying oh But now it's you know, it's kind of different How did you get the name though? Rollo the pimp. Did you change it to that? Yeah? I mean I did that once I started doing music. I was always on my Rollo Mine I put the pimp on it simply because when you Google or put in Rollo the pimp on our iTunes or anything like that When you put a Rollo, it's a hundred of them that's gonna pop up When you put a Rollo the pimp, you don't know the one popping up on the Instagram or Google Anything you put in Rollo THA the pimp I'm the only one pop up. So I really I basically did that to kind of separate myself I want to know so with these girls which one is better to handle the white girls or the black what?     Well, I'm saying it just depends on how they was it, you know What type of environment that was raised? How did um, because I don't know a lot about pimping, but I remember But I remember at one point where I think it Holes as they say became independent so to say Because I think that because I remember when I don't know what they call them There were more high-class Hope scores escorts. That's the word I was looking for I don't think escorts need no pimp escorts. They do their thing on their own and They weren't considered as a prostitute or none like that because they Escort services are owned by pimps Okay, so the girls the girls are attracted to girls You know what I'm saying? So a lot of times you'll see these escort service and the girls will be the face of everything you know what I'm saying, but They not actually running, you know behind the scenes and things like that It's a lot of times. It's a man. That's as well I got several Partners of mine that have escort services to this day in Vegas, but the female is she's checking, you know the girls She's you know, she's running everything so till on the outside looking in you may think that that's her service But now he's the one that's behind this, you know the public matter. Ain't no female pimps.  I don't it's no female pimps, but it's why not I mean, because I just don't thank you Adams, it's all right. That madam thing is yeah, but you know, it's a madam thing You know a woman can't be a pimp. I don't think so. Why I mean because I feel like If I offer if it's a price She got a price Yeah, you know what I'm saying a Pimp ain't gonna sell itself. You know what I'm saying But yeah, some woman who might not want to sell themselves, but it's probably it's a price It may be a million dollars. It may be 30 me. It's a price. It may be a hundred me. There's a price.  What? in today's industry the way how Our How can I say this our pimps pimping both men and women? That's another that's what I'm saying I'm just because you know That's doing that But he not really that he cut from a different cloth, okay, I'm the second that's burlap You know that's that's That's a male. I don't know what that is but that you know that go on, you know, I'm saying because I've heard Yeah, I was wondering because you know that industry is out there. So that's why I was like, you know, who is doing it? But yeah, but yeah, I know You ever get peeled for your bitch, man. What?    Oh lord, the police don't got them Mm-hmm. And then once you start calling the police station and she ain't that you start thinking maybe I hope Jack the Ripper ain't got Yeah, you know, I'm saying or somebody like that, you know, I'm saying and so the phone call is to Let the pimping know that hey man, she's cool. She's safe I don't want you to break the plate over there But I got some news that you can use this morning.  It's gonna be smooth.  You know, y'all may meet up Talk, you know, I'm saying I met up with guy.  He bring me the clothes. That's really about a titty bar, so we have some drinks He may tell me, you know, a few days of bottle, you know, he may give me some game And then it's cool. We record and then you got some guys that went left.   Yeah, so if he don't come in nobody's roller decks Nobody in the city knows him. Yeah, cuz he ain't no nigga. That's really out here doing it like this So what do you say to these girls when you go up to one when you see one cuz you see okay That pimp got one and she the prize possession. I'm gonna take her. What do you go up to these girls and say?   He didn't think it was enough.  Wow You know, I'm saying there's hard on them out here. And so the next day when she see you Yeah, she may hear about how you running your program. She want to go over there.  Yeah, he good nigga. What's the most? What's the most you ever made from one woman? Man, it's it's a pretty penny in one night Yeah, it's pretty penny When he quit doing the barbershop I ain't gonna say a name you say I make what do you tell me he said I make my girl do a hundred dollars a I got two girls. They do a hundred dollars a day. He broke it down. He ended up being like $100 a day It was between two girls whatever the case it was it was $7,000 a week you what he said I ain't gonna never be working nowhere.  That's that's that can be a low number putting on but you see what I'm saying He was like that he had just started. He's like I'm just gonna into a nigga I'm doing this because I may it average it may 7,000 a week. That's what it did. I know that Is Yeah, can I think about escorts and stuff like that, you know when escorts just first came in I think about as those are the ones who go with them doctors lawyers who don't the discreet ones You know, and they gonna be paying that big big money It's and now you know, they probably own some type of internet service. It's not even internet service. It's just about The circles if you know what circles to mingle in and what you know Cuz you don't even have to be associated with no type of internet or social media Any of that type of stuff to be in that circle, but you just have to know where those type of guys be Let me ask you this man cuz I always talk about God.  Yeah, let's be real When you look at certain things and situations where that was dancing or you might Rahab you got these these these characters this role then, you know this talked about in there Matter of fact, Jesus was from a lineage of Rahab But I'm just saying do you think about these things in that whole cuz it was around Even if you come from a biblical perspective, I've always prayed for me and any girl that worked for me, especially when she Out on the streets, you know saying I may not be doing What you want me to do but what who wants you to do? I mean the man upstairs. You don't you don't know People that what you mess up at because I think a person that that God can snatch anybody out the fire And I don't think I think he meets you where you are, right? You understand what I'm saying Yeah, I don't think I don't think there's no big eyes and little use with God That's the difference in the way that I look at it. Does that make sense to you? So I can't come here. It's a personal relationship Who am I and that go for all the big time whoever they think they are exactly it's between you and God So who is a man to tell you anything? Right. I mean does that make sense. Yeah, it makes sense Now I'm not telling you that's what you're doing.   Yeah, it all boils down to the same thing.  I'm a realist. Yeah, that's why I do this I know I know a lot of guys in this game that are spiritual Yeah, you know what I'm saying and you would think females too and you would think that we would be far from it But no, I know a lot of females a lot of guys that you know I would think that you would be close to it Well, I think you are the church because the word church come from a Greek word meaning Ecclesia It simply means to be called out from among them. Yeah, it doesn't mean a building when you look at it in the book Anyway, so I can't even ride with that. You see what I'm saying My thing is to just tell you when you are called out just to continue to strive to be a better person every day That's it. Yeah, and that don't go to ain't just for you. That's for me That's for whoever that that feel like they're trying to and that's what everybody trying to be a better person Am I just justifying your walk? No, but I'm saying these other people perpetrating the fried and trying to tell you That you can't serve God in any condition is lying because that's the antagonist The antagonist is the one that blames and come at you on a way to tell you you can't no more Hey, now we have a church man. I went there. I took it there. I didn't want to show you This is how God gave it to me. You know what I'm saying? I'm being real like you don't know big I don't know use with him. No for real You know what I'm saying? That's why like I take every opportunity I can't even have no show without without bringing him up because he's been too good to me Real talk, but back to the pimp man. Let's get back to you one question about that before I get out Here we go. This is the problem right here. See she maybe she wanted to jump jump out there into that pimp life That hat that's working on him. I'll be the first female pimp. Wow Yeah, whatever mess around get pimped out.  Dog cold nigga. You go get my money I'll let that do all my talking for me. Oh, okay Yeah, look at the boy. Look at the boy. He looks just like a mama No, cuz I watch a lot of movies So do all pimps have like a little black book with a whole bunch of names Oh You don't understand what I mean when I say that right With a list of all the the doctors the lawyers and all those people, you know, that's where they use some black male people No You know females might you know, they might have that if I mean if you got top knots Money on your line then right you definitely want to keep in touch if you want to keep that on your line You know and keep it confidential as much as you can You know, that's you know That's like how he flies got started things like that. You know, she was she was dating these guys and all she did was just keep the numbers What's her name? Uh, what's the one that got the card back in the hidey flies or whatever. Yeah, okay I said, you know, she had big-time people and I think she went to jail because she wouldn't Give up wouldn't give it up. I want to ask you about the girl. It was a girl in houston got killed I think she was leaving the strip club though. I don't know. She was a rapper though. Wasn't she? No, she wasn't a rapper was she was just a regular girl And and she came up missing by some I think that did they find a guy?     That's what you're bad Yeah, miss what you're bad. Yeah, can a pimp have a wife or a girlfriend?   I don't know how long that's gonna last Because I don't know, you know, would you want to give your money to somebody that was married? Yeah, exactly, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, it's got to be a structure. It's a street coat.  I got my ring at the house.   Yeah for the culture Yeah, uh, that that was a out where you came. I did the mic thing. What was what what made you Uh, what made everybody's doing it. What makes yours different? It was fly.  You know what it is. You know what I'm saying So, uh, how fly how did you feel about it when the finishing product was done? Who did the production for you?  Oh, yeah Yeah, my bad. Shout out to Melo vision.  Most of you. I'm gonna try again I've been trying to get him to come on. I like I like it. I like it. I like his style I like I called him early on Right, right, right. And I had he had been doing it. He is I seen a few guys doing it You know, I'm saying guys do it and you know the projects and they neighborhood And reppin where they from and I just felt like of course me being rollo the pimp I had to do it On the chair and it was smoothly done boy My boy went down through that rollo the pimp in the house, baby. Y'all see how I get down Say man, let's talk about the high ism one more time man That's because that was that that's like a movie you said is a movie highway ism. Yeah It's highway ism. Is it a movie? Well, it's it's a movie in the making that was just a video Yeah, I know I watched that video.  I watched it. I don't think I Nigga, you think it's a game over you? You know, you had your acting skills going down through there trying to get my So just walk me down through that. How was it doing that whole situation? Like how was it like had you done something that intense before let's be That was actually my first time and I like I said, I just try to make You know cinematic movies something that people gonna Video something that people gonna watch more than once You know what I'm saying because like I did a video cut through me for a loop Okay, and it was kind of about a female Meeting the trick she browsed the trick, you know So I just try to make you know cinematic stuff. So when I did that one I just had the old school theme and uh I'd use jeffa darrell. He's a Hey, yeah, yeah, I never got never got to meet the guy But I hear a lot of good they see a lot of good visuals that he do, you know Prophets to film my guy. So you got to work with him one day. That's my guy. Okay.  So are you a full-time um rapper? Yeah, or a part-time rapper. No, I'm a full-time rapper Full-time rapper ain't a full-time rapper because how you gonna be? Oh, okay. It's cuz just like I tell anybody else I said, I have a lot of guys who come in here who rap, but they'd be in the streets. I'm like If they're rapping full-time, but they're rapping full-time you can't give both of them a hundred percent And your music good. So you really you playing yourself because you ain't never just went solid all the way down with it To be honest with you and we watching you nigga. I didn't look at your stuff I see what's going on niggas and why not flipping and flopping on this game Niggas you pimping you pimping the rap game. What's going on the pimp the rap game pimping you what's going on Good money from it if you put you all into it, but you have throttled and killing most of these niggas Yeah, yeah, oh, I'm fly nigga. You didn't know what you were coming on. Did you know? Hey, what a boss is talking about Why not so what's up? I mean like I said man, I'm I'm I feel like I'm in it full-time You know what I'm saying, but I'm I don't have a team. I don't have a label You know what I'm saying? I don't have no uh, like a lot of these niggas got sugar daddies You know what I'm saying?   And then you know, I have my friends that I do have that that helped me You know I'm saying if I need certain things or whatnot, you know what I'm saying?  You know what I'm saying? So it'd be real life situation going on, you know what I mean? What it's too live for rp. What it what he said the same thing What it what it was so real with what he said. I remember that interview He didn't go now, but he when he came on the show. He was like, I ain't gonna if I'm messed up, man I'm not for go to the studio. I got to try to figure life out You see what I'm saying and he was so so focused on the fact of keeping it real on the situation to his brand Into himself. Yeah, I mean I mean you kind of because that's what you said a lot of times like I said, uh They don't even listen to the music a lot of times. They in love with the image the image in the character You know I'm saying or who that is, you know, I take that like It's a lot of rappers that I feel like that people don't just have in a tape decks every day Bump it but they get a lot of traction They getting shows and they doing shit like this because they they got big internet presence They own instagram every day they doing they going live and they you know, you know, they they're in love with the character You know I'm saying so it's just different back in the day You know you had to have musical talent in order to sell records nowadays, you know, it's not about that It's kind of different. You know what I'm saying How much of what sorry how much of what you do you put into your music all the time because people say they rap What they live?    See it. I mean, you know, just uh Renegades uh being out on the blade and seeing too many females doing the bottom cells thinking that they can do it by themselves And I feel like this a game that where I don't I don't care what level you on as far as a female You're gonna always need a man in your corner. You can be getting the million dollars a day But that's it. You're gonna get real lonely laying up in that penthouse at the top floor.  You know what I'm saying? So the only but the only person that's gonna respect what you're doing and really, you know And really treat you like you're supposed to be treated. It's another it's a it's a pimping Let's talk.  Yeah That's the new one, right? That's the new one. Let's talk about that for a minute Like like what inspired it like like how did you of course? We know the pimp game inspired it But like just just break down to me how you came up with everything. I mean really I Pipping like a motherfucker was a project that I did with a production name easy and I just kind of wanted to keep the ball rolling this year. You know what I'm saying? I feel like during the pandemic I had a lot of things going. I had a lot of shows booked and shit just came to a halt so I'm just trying to get back into I got with a Distribution company and I didn't really put out a whole bunch of music in 2020 2021 So 2022 I just kind of wanted to hit him and I hit him. I came out I had the whole whisper that I dropped in the beginning I see that yeah 2022 and then I came I wanted to just back down With another album pimping like a motherfucker with it What I feel like it's kind of like, you know, me's got a different style You know bug got his style music got his style So, you know, me and bubby and rockin, you know 12 13 albums Yeah, so I just kind of wanted to switch it up one time and me and him got together and did this project and I You know, I like it. I mean the visuals we get with it. Do we got any visuals? I do got a visual for cologne. It'll be out this week. Okay cologne. Let's talk about that Why'd you come out with cologne first? I mean because I just feel like it's a little more You know, it's a little more radio friendly. I don't know if the radio gonna put, you know pick up on it You know what I'm saying? But you know, it's it's it's not You know, it's not putting so much of it in their face.  You know what I'm saying? So that's basically what that's good. That's basically what the song was about. I need smoker I got about three bottles, but I got that bond number nine. Hey, what's your number one cologne? Bond number nine. Hey, it's probably bond and kree kree kree. This is a good one And uh, you know, cloud chris, I got a bottle of that. I'm having that too Man, I like my Dior's and stuff. Yeah. Yeah.  You don't even have to say nothing The cologne don't do all the talking for you.  That everybody What was that? What was up with that one? How'd you come up with that one? Man, I just felt like uh, and you know what everybody was one of them jobs I didn't think you know, I I did it on some uh Just trying to do something different You know what I'm saying?  Everybody killing man. You know what I'm saying?   Yeah, p.m. Be what right rock and um How did you know when you seen that happen dropping addresses? How did that you look at that when you seen it all or just this girl being here? How how do you move when you like you travel city to city state to state? How do you how do you move just give us a little bit of when you in LA you got to move and move you can't do no sticking You know ain't no sticking and move, you know, you got to move move move You got to always be you know, and that that's real. Yeah, that particular rascals. Yeah, I go there. I don't been there I don't been there too, but that's not the one that I used to go to. I used to be at Englewood I go that one too. Yeah, you know Yeah Hollywood, you know, we don't went to all of them. We went to all of them. But that one you kind of like that one hood Yeah, that's who it is the motherfucking.  That's the exact one and see I'm you know, I got LA niggas with me You know what I'm saying?  So it's like It's kind of like a fraternity. Okay, so every city we go to it's going to be peas like that So that's what I'm linking in with, you know, if I go somewhere. I ain't got no I can go to a city I've never been to before. I'm a call a few p. Hey man.  Oh, yeah, let's talk about that.  I wasn't even doing with the song Well, what happened you got caught on you got all bourbon.  Like yeah, I think I'm taking this. Whoa. I'm like, hey, man.   Yeah Don't get a bill. Don't get a bill.  The man was like, cool He took the money and got on out the car. So he didn't ask for nothing else. I had two thousand in my head He didn't even know he didn't reach for it under the head risk.     And so when I go to LA I'm with my people What about Man, you ever go down to the H-town man. Why do you you being in Dallas doing the music? So, man, why do you feel like like the the H-town music is so different from the Dallas music? I mean, we see it because I feel like I've always said H-town. They just know how to do business brothers in Dallas Wow, you know, break that down. I mean because H-town artist when he come to Dallas he gonna have He may have five six niggas with him One of them is the camera man. One is the computer guy One of them is, you know, all of them got jobs.  You feel what I'm saying? And so that's that's why I feel like the difference is and then you got guys you got successful You know rappers in houston. You don't have a lot of successful rappers in Dallas You got way more and you know, you got majority move to houston. That's why Yeah, but a lot of them was already, you know, you got majority of swiss highlight slim to power a little flip Uh, you got a a core guy scar face They're gonna do you got a core guys that was in houston and was making and was being successful You got record labels rap a lot. You had a suave house So do you have to move to houston to be successful in rap? uh, I don't I mean houston it might help. I know a lot of guys that done it I don't think you have to but I just think you have to be serious about your business because It's guys in dallas that have done it You know what I'm saying, but you know, you just have to I feel like you have to you have to get outside your circle You have to get outside. You know, what you know what you got going on in in the city and all of the bubble You know, I'm saying you can out of your routine. Yeah, you only getting so far in your you know in your city Who you liking right now in the music outside of yourself? And rap rise. Yeah. Yeah, rap rise Dallas or anywhere Man, I'm digging a lot of niggas, man. I'll talk to you all this all the time. I'm out for the play Which is there are a lot of any genre. I'm tired of playing now. I gotta get out to the business number one pot That nigga there he is right there. Number two pimp That nigga said pimp. Give it up nigga. Now you now we can start. That's my guy number three I Had to say snoop snoop. Yeah, I said, no, you gonna say snoop. That's your boy right there Yeah, snoop got a thing for the pimps.    You know what I'm saying?  I said it was just fly.   That is part of my top five. I didn't ask you for your top five Don't even try to go there as easy pimpin Slick pimpin in the building. You got to watch these nigga. They sleep boy Saying no, I like to say that I just I love the fact that your music is so It's it's fly's refreshing. I'm a fan. I'll be listening. I'm gonna be listening Niggas told me shout out to my boy, uh big D Dallas, he said man, make sure you interview Ralo man.  Y'all do? Yeah. Yeah. I'm on the uh, the Who said David Street? Yeah, you on that? Yeah, that was hard too Man, that's a blessing bro. Like me and him talk just right for this interview before we left the house We was talking to him and uh, yeah, man. Love that dude, man. I always showing love to the show, man A real one bro a real one bro like and and it's not a lot of niggas out there that Genuinely, you know what I'm saying? No. Yeah. Yeah. They're not real with it And I respect him a lot his family everything that boy doing man And and he I can't wait to that David Street come basically about to go crazy That movement he got is is serious ain't it? Yeah the way he I told him I see man. I learned a lot from The way you move to watch how you move because you know what I mean? Yeah, he got his seat is on all the lights But it works. It works.  Let me see that we get all the meat off the bone. You know what I'm saying? I So where can people find if they want to use the music with you or if they want to get out with the pen but nothing Everyone you understand me I'm on album music spotify all them, you know, all all major music platforms you can find me instagram follow the pimp, you know, I got uh, uh, I'm working on my Website. Oh, yeah, llc That's what's up. I got a movie that's coming out In january january the first don't don't call game related. Don't don't game related How did you come up with that? Uh, actually a friend of mine from vegas. He's uh, uh, one of my uh, friend of mine He's a good painter over there. He does a lot of all I'm gonna have to turn you on And uh, he he's the one that came up with the whole movie just wanted me to get in it And put me in it. I don't have a big part. I got about 15 20 You're in that hope and then I'm over the whole soundtrack as well. Oh man, it's gonna be flighty Yeah, so you know the soundtrack that sound man. I like that. That's why I say man You won't get all the way in nigga. You go The movies are the next thing I'm trying to do. That's why I say after that You know, I had a highway is a movie That I have already wrote and then I got a whole I got like two or three of them That me and my god We get together. We have a right knife.  Say man Hey, man, we love you. Rollo man.  You're always welcome to come back on the show, man Real talk. Thank you. You got you got my number on speed down. We finally locked it in. We we tried at first It didn't just happen like that It happened when it was supposed to there you go, man And I just like I said, it's been a lot of a lot of cats out of interviews man in in a in a year span And and hey, man, you know, you wanted those guys, bro So like I said, man, your spirit is right, bro I know you're a good man because you know D, you know, he when the nigga like that stamp you You got to be right because we talk a lot.  He so I respect that man Man, I appreciate it. Yes, sir, man. Hey, man. Check it man. It's been another great save me Boss talk 101 where the bosses talk that boy. Rollo the pimp was only to build it Hey, big pimp, man. I let your boys a unique hustle


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Angry at humanity. These are normal emotions, okay? You get them a lot as an activist, as a vegan. You've woken up in a nightmare and now we're all feel compelled to try to help change that. And we can. So I don't want anyone for one second to feel helpless. Helpless to the point where you're like, what I do won't matter. So what am I going to do to change your world? People will try to tell you that. You know, one person can't change anything. If I thought about that, then I would never have got where I am today with influencing people to change their lifestyle, influencing vegans to become active if I had that attitude. So never have that attitude. Every single individual here has the potential to make massive waves. But you need to believe that that's possible within yourself first. So be confident on that. Be confident on that because we are making, you know, massive changes on earth. It's happening right now. Okay, good morning, everyone. I just woke up. It's about five in the morning. We're getting picked up soon to go to a vigil. I just thought I'd show you how I live out of suitcase when I'm traveling. So this is all my stuff here. This is the work zone over here. All of the stuff. We got to get up. We got to pack all of this and then we got to go. We're doing a surprise kind of vigil with Legion in Sydney here. I've got a bunch of computer work we're going to do and then we're going to hop on a plane and we're going to fly to Brisbane for the Dominion screenings in Queensland. Let's do it.  What's that going to do? You're not going to change the world like that. That's not effective advocacy. That might have been true 25, 30 years ago when we didn't have these things called iPhones. Okay, so here we are with Legion DX Sydney. We're at the front of a big slaughterhouse here. Chicken slaughterhouse. They kill nearly half a million chickens here a week and we're here to bear witness to the animals before they go in. So yeah. So this particular truck driver wasn't very cooperative and he was very angry and beeping a lot and they let him go through. It's just a luck of the draw with the truck driver is going to react like broken legs, broken wings, really young, abused. One of the most abused animals on earth. Not like it's not that it's a competition or anything, but they are abused, like not thrown into the back of the truck like they're nothing. That's illegal to the place. No, they'll push it come and then excuse me, turn that off. It's a public place, man. You're allowed to feel my property. Turn it off.  Get off the property. Get off the property. Yeah, you can tell you to do that, but there's a little bit of friction happening at the moment. Obviously, they're a little bit anxious about having so many people at the front of this slaughterhouse, but they're killing a lot of animals here a lot. So the eyes should be on this slaughterhouse because they're murdering innocent beings in there. It's good to be back in my home country. I've been travelling around doing a lot of this sort of stuff. I've been pretty well received. And obviously, when you're trying to create change, there's some discomfort associated with that. So you can, you know, get some negative responses as well. But that just means, you know, you're reaching the audience that you need to. Very dangerous for these guys. They won't let us stop the truck. He's driving in very fast. Very dangerous. The first is perspective. OK, and that is what the save movement gives you. That is what bearing witness gives you. That is what watching films like Dominion gives you. Bang. Perspective. Oh, my God. That's right. That's who it's about.  That is who this is about. Perspective. You know, all those those nerves, you know, I feel a bit nervous about this. I don't know. I don't know. I feel a bit uncomfortable, a bit nervous. Bang. Straight into perspective when you think of the animals or when you bear witness. Do you believe that everyone is vegan at heart? I believe human beings are not meant to murder and eat animal bodies. I just don't think that that's a natural thing. I think that we are naturally herbivores. I think the sight of an animal being gunned down, murdered, gashed, chambered, sliced across the throat, makes human beings across the board feel ill unless they are conditioned to the violence, which is a different story. So this was filmed in Australia, all of this footage. This is all Australian footage. Do you live in Australia? Does that look humane to you? Does that look humane to you? Conscience is that of a vegan. You know, no one likes to see animals be hurt, abused, mistreated, stabbed to death or killed. As they hatch, they're separated.   The girls will go on until they eggs. I don't think we have killer instincts, human beings. I think that we are trained as a child to do things that are evil. When they can't lay eggs anymore, they're all killed for their body. So the flesh that you eat could come from an egg laying hen that's been used for her body her whole life. Free range eggs are the same. Organic eggs are the same. Yeah, what do you guys think of that? It's bad. Yeah, they was like slavery and Holocaust a lot, which isn't really socially or like culturally appropriate to use for issues like this. So what do you have to say about that? I think if you replace humans with cows and you chain them up and exploit them for their bodies, it's still slavery. So I think if you take humans out of gas chambers and put pigs into gas chambers, it's still a Holocaust. Do you know much about dairy industry? Kind of, so I'm a vegetarian. So like I formed myself about meat production. But not dairy next? Yeah, yeah. That's pretty common. So dairy industry, basically all those dairy cows, they go straight to the beef industry. Yeah, all of the dairy cows. So basically the dairy industry is the meat industry. Yeah. Except there's more suffering in the dairy industry because they take all their children away from them. After one to three days, the children are stolen from them and they bellow out for days for their children. It's horrible. If they are born male, the dairy industry has no use for them. Yeah. They can be hit with a hammer on the first day of life to kill them. Or they can be grown a little bit older for veal and they'll be sent off. No one has come to me with an argument that shows why that isn't the same thing. They just say, oh, no, because we're humans. So because we're a different species, that means that an injustice towards us should be called something different. No.  Just because the victim's different. The action is the same.  We never had a forcibly impregnated cow. Yeah. It's a horrible experience. They're only about a year old when they do this. So when they had their child, it gets taken away. They get their milk, it gets taken from them. It's a circle of continuous forcible, pigmentation, child kidnapped. And then when they're spent, meaning they can't provide the farmer with enough product, they've suffered this maternal trauma their whole life. They go to straight to the slaughterhouse, bolt gun, dive across the boat, chopped up in pieces. They go out to the street, they see you out there. You've decided to go to AV that day.  Boom, you're on outreach that day, they walk up, see what's going on in the screens, and they go, oh my God, they have a conversation with you and they're like, yep, I'm definitely gonna sign up Challenge 22. Challenge 22 on Facebook? Don't hurt animals this way. No animal cruelty. Vegan challenge. Is this free on Facebook? Challenge 22? The vegan challenge, we don't contribute to animals being killed or harmed. Any way that we're using animals, we're killing them for it. I am a vegetarian myself. Yes. So eggs and dairy are part of a vegetarian diet, so this is about veganism. So vegetarian diets are... We do the dairy. Yeah, so dairy cows are all slaughtered for their body. Their children are slaughtered. All the egg laying hens are slaughtered. So with a vegan lifestyle, you can completely avoid any animals being slaughtered on your behalf or used for their bodies. So you can be pretty confident that when you're eating them, you're trying your best not to hurt anyone deliberately. That's a good thought. And it's really easy too. We've got this website called Challenge 22 and it's completely free. So you could imagine why we're out showing this to people. Yeah, of course. Do you know what the goal is of this? People start thinking about what they're eating and maybe change their behaviour. Exactly. That's exactly what we're trying to do. Yeah, I think it's really good that you're doing it because so many people are just ignoring it, so... Well, they're not. A lot of people just don't know it. Yeah, they're not aware of it. That's true. A lot of people go vegetarian for ethics, they think by the meat industries where it's at. They don't realise that all these other... They're all connected. That's true. It's all the same industry. All the same system. Everyone's doing something which is amazing and it's huge here in Australia. We need everyone standing up. So when you buy milk, when you buy cheese, you're saying that that's okay, that that's okay. You're basically funding it. Without us, the dairy farmers will do something else. True. Yeah, that's right. Something to do with that. Thank you. No worries. Don't stop. Keep fighting. Keep up the amazing work. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, we're taught that some species matter less and some species matter more. We're taught that some race is matter less, some race is matter more. We're taught that women matter less or straight people matter more. We're taught all these things.  They think they're equally cute and equally want to play with them and think they deserve equal respect and treatment. Okay, so here we are at Sydney Airport. We're getting ready to fly off to Brisbane. All the activists in Sydney are doing amazing work. They've all evolved so much since the last time I've seen them. And the next stop is Queensland. You want to something like that? But rarely do you see these gentle, innocent, adolescent animals fight back. That's why they're so easily dominated. And it's so sad to see this is why we need to inspire vegans to be activists. I don't think ever before in the history of the movement. I mean, it might have happened but not on the scale that's happening now. Have we had other activists training, inspiring other vegans on how and why it's important to be active? So that's, we've got the vegans already. We didn't convert anyone and we just got every vegan to be active and then we went out and we would reach a tipping point like that.