As of recording this, Spider-Man No Way Home has been in theaters for almost 12 hours now, which means it's been entirely spoiled on the internet for like four days already. And since I already got a spoiler-free review out, now it's my turn. So let this be the only warning I give you. This video contains spoilers.  If you want to see something that's clean, no real plot details or anything ruined, check out my spoiler-free video. And you might as well subscribe while you're at it. Alright, let's begin. A few weeks back, the Final Trailer for Spider-Man No Way Home came out. I think I called it Final Trailer or something like that and people said, this isn't the Final Trailer. They're gonna have another one before the movie hits. Well, you are wrong! Two or three people that said that, and I want an apology in writing on the computer or on your phone so that I can see it. It was a very specific way to tell you to apologize. I also made predictions in that video, and they were all correct. I could be making these up, but I'm pretty sure it sounds right. The first thing I said was that the original Spider-Man, Spider-Man's, I think it's Spider-Man, would show up in the last half hour of this movie. That was spot on. I also said they'd probably have about 20 minutes of screen time. I think that's about right. I think that's probably about right. I also predicted Andrew Garfield would be the one to save MJ in that shot where she's falling in slow motion because it parallels what happened to Gwen Stacy. And he did. I was right. That was a 100% prediction nailed. What I was hoping for that unfortunately didn't come to fruition... For...forwish...forwish...I think that's... We're just gonna move on. ...was that the main plot didn't revolve around Peter Parker being a jackass and constantly interrupting the teacher while he was performing a magical spell. Unfortunately, that's exactly what the plot is.  Because that's like the big hang-up I have with this movie, which I liked. Calm down. I really enjoyed this film.  Did you know? And this has been going on since the dawn of time. You can criticize something you like. Hell, you can criticize something you love. I criticize my wife and children all the time. And they criticize me too. No one's perfect. So even though I have quite a few qualms with the plot of this movie, the little pieces all add up to something...amazing. Something...spectacular, if you will. Spider-Man references. Subscribe. Peter Parker's life has been flipped upside down. And not in the fun Fresh Prince of Bel Air style, where there's laughs and he moves into a mansion and he fights with his uncle. No, this is a bad flipped upside down. He goes to complain to Doctor Strange that now he's popular and people like him but some people also don't like him and his friends can't get into the college they wanted to.   One, it makes Peter Parker look so freaking dumb. He's whining while Doctor Strange is doing the spell. Incompetence beyond all incompetence.  You think he maybe would have checked his ego a little bit at the door after 50% of the galaxy was wiped out for five years, but no, he still seems to be as arrogant as ever before. What's even more perplexing to me is they talk about the time stone not being available to turn back what happened, but the spell he casts is insanely powerful. They kind of shrug it off like, eh, it's no big deal. You're wiping the memories of everyone. That's a big deal. And the fact that if he goes even a little south, they can rip open the tears in the galaxy and spill other universes in. The fabric of time is completely displaced. Yeah, that sounds bad. And to just kind of off the cuff do it is just silly. That's my big beef with the film. Unfortunately, something that keeps creeping in throughout the movie as it unfolds. Now, I understand heroes can make mistakes. That's part of their charm is the relatability. He's a young kid. He's naive. He's dumb. He's thinking about himself and his friends. Dr. Strange is not young or naive. And they both were together when everyone was wiped out. So you think there would just be a little bit more responsibility at this point.  This should never have happened. This should never have happened. I'm going to apologize if I miss anything. I just saw the movie. I've only seen it once and I don't take notes during it. I don't have like a recording pen or anything. I'm just a moviegoer watching it and excited about it like you are.  There's enough else that's working really well to make me go, okay, fine. This is, we're here. We're here. I just have to understand that these are family kids movies at the end of the day. They're not as serious or dark as I want them to be and that's fine. Homecoming was never set up that way. They're fun. They're breezy. They're silly and this does retain the humor. It has the same elements the previous two did and I like that it's consistent. I like that the teachers were brought back in. Some of the students have smaller cameos. It does feel like a bigger scale event and the tone while it is consistent also does have a higher stake to it. You can, you can feel it. You can feel it in those opening moments of the film where he's on the run with MJ and somehow not snapping her neck every time he does some sort of a crazy stunt with her. J.K. Simmons is back as J. Jonah Jamison. That's another big thing for fans. And throughout this movie he's kind of narrating it. He's doing his, his web show or whatever the hell it is, his podcast. I will say in the initial trilogy, the Sam Raimi films, J. Jonah Jamison is such a delight. He's just, he's just so iconic on screen and he's hilarious.   When you take away the charming aspects of him and his coworkers and the way he bounces things off of others, he really is just like a conspiracy theorist douchebag. So if you were looking for the J. Jonah Jamison of old, unfortunately that's missing and it's, it's too bad. I really would have liked to see the more comical style, especially when there's plenty of comedy in this. I'm trying to get all the little stuff out of the way so I can get into the meat of this conversation and I think we're there. If I missed anything, I apologize. You let me know in the comments. The worst kept secret in cinema history unfolds in the last half hour, 40 minutes of the film when Andrew Garfield shows back up in that portal that Ned created because now he has a Doctor Strange ability and then Toby McGuire. The Ned thing, being able to create portals without any sort of training and whatnot.  I'm going to guess no, but it felt kind of unearned the fact that he could just do this. I feel like Doctor Strange had to go through some pretty, pretty grueling intense training before he can make a portal appear. We all learn at different paces, I guess, especially if the script requires it. I'm not sure if I mentioned it here, but I'm not a big fan of the Amazing Spider-Man movies, although I think Andrew Garfield's delightful and this movie really showcases how good he can be if he was giving better material to work with. Out of all the Spider-Man actors going into this film, he was at the bottom. But after watching this movie, he's at the top. He has the comedy chops. He has the love ability. He's got the hair. He's got the look. That doesn't mean I'm not Team Tobes going forth. I love him. He's so, it was so nice to see him back again. It was just nice to see all three of them back together and not leaked in a photo early by some jackass YouTuber who claims it's not a real photo.  I'm pretty sure there was people in my comments defending that too. You also owe me an apology. There should be like eight apologies in the comments.  I wasn't avoiding saying his name for any reason. I just, I just couldn't remember it and it came to mind.  Spider-Man are all fantastic, aren't they? I just, I just think they're great. I love the dialogue, the witty banter they get into. They talk about the organic webbing, which again, I like the organic webbing. I think it's great. They bond a lot over some war stories about losing their Uncle Benz, about losing Gwen Stacy, about losing Aunt May. Wait, wait, what? That's right. Aunt May freaking dies in this. That was unexpected. It was ballsy. It was bold. And damn it, if it didn't work perfectly. She even got to use the line and she does kind of, I feel like change it a little bit. I was waiting for the words to trickle out of her mouth, but then she added like two or three other ones in there. I'm like, wait, no, no, go back and do this again. It was still awesome though. I also really dug the science aspect of this film. It's played out throughout different sequences where Peter Parker is trying to get the math right to get out of Doctor Strange's weird mirror world. The Spider-Man also worked together to not defeat the villains per se, but to save them from themselves and their awful afflictions they've been given by putting in the hard work, getting out that chemistry set, firing up those Bunsen burners, mixing potions, concoctions are getting stirred around. They're doing science. And you know what? Willem Defoe somewhat of a scientist himself. Out of all the sequences in this film, that was the loudest the audience clapped. Yes, there was clapping and cheering during this film. It really was an end game style production. Now they did take some creative liberties with these villains. For the most part, a lot of the actors fall right back into the shoes they were in before. They're on their hoverboards. They're made of sand. For some reason, Sandman is in his sand appearance the entire time until the end, which I thought was kind of odd. I know they needed to have some sort of a transformation to show that he's the kind guy again. So maybe that was what they were going for. But some of the character motivations definitely felt unearned and he was one of them. He just like quickly on a dime is like, I'm helping you, Peter.  And Jamie Foxx is no longer part of the blue man group as Electro. He's now a regular guy. Doesn't even have his weird teeth. Somehow those got fixed. He doesn't have that insecure awkwardness like in Everybody Loves Raymond brother. He's just like a cool dude now. That was odd. He also points out one of the dumb things in Amazing Spider-Man 2 that Andrew Garfield didn't remember him or give him the time of day, but he did. That's what always annoyed me about the Amazing Spider-Man 2. Andrew Garfield remembered his name. He even stopped to like say hi to him again. Like he didn't need to do that. So to like double down on that whole plot point from that stupid movie, that wasn't a good look. I was like, what are you talking about, dude? He absolutely gave you the time of day. The two standouts were easily Willem Dafoe is the Green Goblin and Alfred Molina is Dr. Octavius. What the writing does nail here though are the three heroes. Andrew Garfield, Toby McGuire, Tom Holland. They all have the same personalities and quirks and characteristics that they always had. Toby's still that sad sack we've loved from the past. Andrew's still cracking jokes. Tom Holland's still that wide-eyed young kid from Brooklyn just trying to figure things out. We got some kick-ass scaffolding fights at the end too on the Statue of Liberty Captain America shield holding thing. I loved the fan service. It wasn't overdone for me. They did throw out some good lines. We did get a ton of hero poses. That was sweet. The hero shots of them swinging together that was badly edited on the trailer. So good. Just so good. And the final fight between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin on the upside down Captain America shield. Absolutely for symbolism. Oh, that was good.  And you knew what was gonna happen. You knew Tobes was gonna get in the way. Stop it. Paralleling what he went through before. And then Andrew Garfield throws in that cure. He does the blade too. Grabbing the shades, puts him on.  Cures him. And then of course the film ends on a pretty somber note as Spider-Man movies typically do. No swinging by American Flags this time. Now we got real world consequences, kids. No one at all knows who Peter Parker is anymore. He's gotta see the love of his life, working at the coffee shop, his best buddy Ned on his phone. He doesn't really have anything to say to him. I mean, he tries, but they're happy. Why bring them back into his miserable world? Is it possible? Well, yeah, it is. Toby McGuire mentions that he and MJ are together. They made it work. Is it probable? Well, I'm not the man of science. I'm not the guy who knows math. They can probably crunch the numbers on how likely it is to work out. Happy's back for the third outing. I was legit concerned they were gonna shoot him when he was in the car after pulling up to that battle scene in the apartment building. Thankfully, they didn't. It's always nice to see happy. John Favre is great. They had a nice little moment at the cemetery at the end of the film. And then the credits roll, and we're left with maybe a couple of endings. I only stayed for one because the kids and I had to go to a choir concert for my daughter after, so we were only able to attend the first, which was the Venom thing. Oh my God. Here's the deal. I don't like the Venom movies. I thought Venom Let There Be Garbage was just awful. Just an embarrassing film. If you like it, fine. Whatever. Be mad at me if you want. But at the end of Let There Be Carnage, they tease that Venom's gonna go into the multiverse and join up with Tom Holland's character. Well, this kind of continues that. He's here. He knows of him. But then he disappears back to his planet after Tom Holland fixes everything. So he was all completely useless outside of some symbiote that was left behind that will most likely be the villain for the fourth picture. When that sequence opens up and the audience is at like a massive crescendo and to have the scene fall completely on its face after like a minute, hearing the audible groans was freaking hilarious. People are just like, uh, what? What was the point? And yes, maybe there'll be some cockamamie way to get him back there. But from what I'm gathering, it was all to just get the symbiote into his world and we'll be dealing with the new Venom. Maybe I'm wrong. I don't really care. I'd prefer Venom stays away from the MCU based on the two films. Okay, I think I rambled on long enough. Let me know if I missed something crucial. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. Did you like the movie? Did you love it? Did you hate it? What about the twists? What about the reveals? Did they work for you? Do you like Andrew Garfield now as much as I do? We'll find out. We'll find out together. Subscribe if you haven't. Share the video around and hopefully I'll see you soon. Take care. Hey, since I still have you and it is the holidays, maybe think about joining me on Patreon at Patreon.com slash Adam Does Movies. You can leave just $1 a month to say, Hey, Merry Christmas, Adam. I like your Spider-Man review. Here you go. Or if you're feeling extra generous, there's a $4.99 plan right here on YouTube be the join button. Be part of that swanky membership and just know that your support goes to help me continue making these videos. I appreciate it.


HANDS OF X Orderly rows of small square tiles sit in slots on a dark table resembling piano keys in an earth tone palette. I like the colour, I like the sort of neutrality of it. It looks quite warm as well. And there's an unthreateningness about wood that certainly I feel is much more fitting to who I think I am and what I would like to wear and the perception that I would like to give out to people. The unseen speaker leans on the table with both hands, one of which is clad in a brown leather glove. There's something about skin tone.  It's obviously, or maybe it's not obviously, but that seems to be suggested in the colour selection. And you can probably tell I've never really been that fussed on matching skin tones. I love this acetate. A woman with digitless hands considers a selection of tiles. I love the interesting pattern through it. Wooden hand shapes are set out. I think the leather that goes best with it is quite a nice bright one. And I like this wood the best out of a lot. It's the darkest and I just like it. And I think that that's a really nice texture of leather where the creases and the cracks and things are more obvious to me. When have I ever thought this arm was my nuttoe? Never, ever, ever have I ever thought this is part of me? It's something I put on that can get stick. I can turn the driving wheel. I can clean my golf club on the side of it. It's never been part of me. Aesthetics are important. Point to anything in the non-natural world. It's been designed. It's been thought about. It has been important. A small box adorned with three different tiles is closed with a lid that reads, Hands of X. For most prosthetic users, builders, readers, whatever. The cosmetic part is small and it shouldn't be.


Hi, rwy'n ni'n Cyffinx. I'm a farrunner and a farmer. I started, I fell running in about 2001. I've been farming since I was little. When I was little, I just used to run as part of running around the farm to go and get the ponies in. And that's how I got into running. And then I got into an office job and I left running and missed it. Because I didn't really realise how much of a big part of my life it was. O'r e Recovery, mae nhw pwysig o'r rwyf iawn o bobl i fod yn ddigon nhw. Felly yn ymgrifion gyda'r gwahogau'r cyhoedd y mwyaf, ond mae'r awdurdod yn gweithio maes o'w gweithio maes i'w hiadion dweud. Felly mae'r fath, er mwynais i'r gweithio'n cyfwedd. Felly mae i'r ymgyngh Cymru spell-run y cwyl fathau am ei pethu ymydd ymlaes cyfryd. Yn ei ysgoddo i, mae'r ymlaes o'r rhywbeth yn iawn. … ac mae'n dod dwi'n gwrthwyl a'r gweld drwyad. Rwy'n gwrthwyl wedi gwaith ymyrgyrch, rydych chi'n ddiddordeb gyd-dod. Mae'n rheidio'n hynny. Mae'n bywysig, a mae'n ymgrifudd ymlaen yn y ddweud… … ac mae'n ddweud oherwydd sydd wedi cyflaen. Mae'n ddweud oherwydd, mae'n gwrdd oherwydd ac mae'n ddweud oherwydd sydd wedi'i ddweud… … ac mae'n ddweud oherwydd i'n gwrthwyl ac mae'n ddweud oherwydd i'n gwrthwyl. relaxed ond dim eich lefbwyntol ac felly dweud y Sera Raol a'r dyfodd na fwy sefydlu'r ysgol y gallai gweinodd Jasmyn. Enw'r hoffa'r gweinwch o gael. Mae hyn nhw gadwch arall, Maori maen nhw wedi gael y hoffa'r gweinwch fitnau. Yr rheiser, rwy'n mynd i gweinwch yn 10km a yn gwybod i'r hoffa, ac rydyn ni ddim neud yn cael gweinwch mae phasbwydd hwnnw gyda'n hoffa. Yn rheiser dweud o'r 10km a rydyn ni'n gweinwch gwell o gefn o dyn nhw. ac yn ystod y bydd wedi gweld Abidash, 10km a gallwn amser I found the fell, so I've done very few road runs. The first far race I did was the Trounce which was just four miles and five hundred metres of climb. No, five hundred foot actually and I was really scared, I didn't think I could do it. Working, running in with farming, has been a learning curve over the years because initially I tried to follow plans Ac rwy'n credu hynny'n gweithio eich meddwl o'r gwbl yn ddechrau'n gweithio'n meddwl i'r ffarmol. A byddwn i gael, sydd y byddwn i gael, nes ydydd yn ymddangos. Ac wrth i'n ddweud, mae'n gweithio yn yw ddydd yn yma, a'r gwybod hynny yn daeth, ac yn fawr, dywed yn ni'n ddweud yn gweithio'n meddwl. Mae'r rhan o'r cyfnodd yma yn ddweud yn gyfodol, ac mae'n ddweud yn ddweud yn gyfodol i'r wneud am y bydd, bywch, mae'r bwrdd ar ddiwedd, a'r gwlad yn ymdweithio. Mae yma'r gwlad yn bwrdd ar y bod yn gwrs yma yn 2002, ac mae'r cyfarfwydd yn ymdweithio. Ac rwy'n ddud yn ddechrau eich bod yn ei ddweud o'r ffordd. Fy fyddai 42 pwysig yn y Llyfrgell yma'r 68 miol, ac mae hyn yn ymgeithio ar y 24 hour, ac mae'r cyfarfwydd yn ymdweithio ar y 2005. yn ymweld hon. So, mae'n hyn yn gweithio ffyrdd BG yn 2005 yn y fawr drwsgol i'r cyflwynt audio ar y cyfrif iawn. Ond rwy'n meddwl eu cyflwnt o gaeliaeth i'r cael y gwael yng Nghymru Padaeifol ar gyfer Charley Rhamsey ac rwy'n meddwl o'i a dwi'n gynllun gwrs oes yn ymweld, yn ymweld mae'n gweithio ar y record a'u gynllun o'r gwrs yw'r gwrdd. Mae'r ffwrdd ar y rhaid o 18, 12 o'r gwrdd, a'r ffwrdd ar y sector o 18, 6 o'r gwrdd. Rhaid o'r gwrdd yn bryd yn ffwrdd y wneud. Ac rydw i'n mynd ymweld sydd yn ymwyaf o'r 18 o'r bg perthyn. Rwy'n cael ei wneud o'r bg fel hynny'n gweithio'r llyffwyr yng Nghymddidol. 10 oes o dark peacon in it was Roger Beaumise ddysgu'r ddelch o'i ddouble BG. Written by Martin Stone actually. But when I read it I just thought that is absolutely bonkers. Nobody's, you know, who would have thought of doing a double BG the way he did it and actually completing it as well. But then that idea just stuck in my head. It must have been about, well probably about 2012, I knew I had the idea in my head for about 6 years before I actually got up the confidence to have an attempt in 2016 myself. So over the years when I've been doing the Paddy Buckley and the BG and the Charlie Ramsey, I've probably done about 12 rounds in total leading up to the double BG. So I managed to have quite what I call an elite support group that I always send emails out to and I sent those emails out to that group and their dark peakers, their lake race people, penister footpath runners, people I've supported and I sent that email out in the November before the double BG and they all replied and said they'd do it. Which was quite a relief and I also asked them to do two legs each so both the clockwise and the anticlockwise which again meant that they had a lot more work to do, probably less sleep and a lot more logistics for themselves. But it really worked on the day. So after I did the double BG I looked at the double Ramsey because people had actually done it both anticlockwise and clockwise, there was quite a lot of information on it. I'd also done a tranter round which is part of the Charlie Ramsey, I'd done that anticlockwise. So I knew more about it than say the Paddy and I went up and wrecked it which was quite hard because there's a lot of snow. The route starts and finishes in Fort William and it's 24 Monroe's so it's got about the same amount of climb and distance as the BG, 28,000 feet of climb and 66 miles but it's a lot rougher terrain because the Monroe's haven't got paths up them the way that I go up them so it's just heather and rock and if you don't often get it wrong because they're usually great big lumps but you can find yourself on some really awful deep heather or rocky terrain. So I planned it for 2018, I gave myself a year in between the two doubles to sort of recover and also to train for the double Ramsey and when I attempted it it was just really one of those really awful hot days well we had a really hot summer so I was bound to get a really hot day and so I still set off at midnight and I knew it was really hot because I was in my shorts and t-shirt at midnight and I was too hot and it just got worse through the Saturday it got hotter but I think because I was in the zone I was just going for it and I managed to blank out the heat but slowly across Saturday night and then into Sunday Sunday morning climbing Ben Nevis at eight o'clock nine o'clock in the morning was just horrendous I knew it was all gonna fall apart then because yeah I just felt really tired I had no breath I was out yeah I just felt I felt strong my legs felt strong but I didn't have enough breath to actually go fast enough and I thought well what we'll do is we'll go seven hours out turn around and try and recover some time on the way back when it gets cooler during the night but a few more things went wrong and I got blisters on my feet my support weren't there at the turnaround point because I was behind schedule so they'd left not knowing where I was and then yeah so I did get support in the end because they came back but by then I was two hours behind schedule so then we set off back and I still felt quite strong and we went into it was unbelievable we went into clag we'd been boiling hot and in brilliant sunshine all day and we went into this freezing cold clag which just meant we lost even more time overnight and so I think I just kept myself going by I'm pretty stubborn I think I always think there's a way around it I thought I was strong I could have made up time if maybe conditions have been better on the way back and I also because the support and the Rams is so much harder than the BG the supporters had to walk into this support point for four hours so they'd only bought one pair of shoes to change into and I really could have done with a larger size of my mud claws but I didn't have I only had like another pair of six and a half so again my blisters just hurt me too much on the way back so but I was I was pleased to finish on Monday morning after having no sleep for three nights in 55 hours and 54 minutes so I started doing races abroad about 2010 and I found that surprisingly they're really well marked so if I did a race here I was always going to take a map and a compass and everything and I took a map and a compass to the UTMB and found that every 20 meters there's a flag you don't need a map on compass they also have the checkpoints their food is a bit random they like to eat cheese and salami and bread which at least in the UK races you tend to get the stuff I like like rice puddings and beans but anyway so that was they do have a noodle soup that's really good out there and that's what I tend to live on now so and obviously the hills out there are way bigger than anything that we have here so a lot of the times I just I equate a hill out there to say one and a half Ben Nevis's because that's usually you can be climbing for 2,000 meters out there whereas in the UK we just don't have anything like that to climb so when I first started doing the races I realised that the training is very similar to the rounds you're doing maybe you know 24 30 hours on your feet so going up about the same elevation but when you actually get to the rounds and the races they're completely different in organisation because when you do the rounds it's all down to you you know you roots down to you you start time you start location often and what you're going to eat on the way and and the weather you can actually cancel around if you want to whereas on a race that that's all taken off you which sometimes is really nice and sometimes you have to work with what they're providing you instead of you being in control of that so I like to do one round on one race a year because I think that breaks it up really nicely and the training is obviously the same so you just do one and then you already trained up for the other I like to see people getting out and being active so the increase in in trail races and ultra races is good in that way but I do feel that there's now the pressure on the actual countryside in that there are a lot of events taking place and say the really popular area is like the Lake District and some areas of the Peak District and that unfortunately is having an impact on the fell racing scene because we've been fell racing for years and years very low key not commercial very little impact on the land because of our low numbers and all these you know there's a lot of commercial races coming in and I think over the years now hopefully the landowners will realise that you know we're not we should be differentiated between the fell races and the ultra races but overall I think the I love it when I especially when I see women you know taking on say a 30 mile area and maybe two years ago they were trotting around the streets like I was doing running three miles three times a week to lose a bit away I just think that that is great you know that they're pushing themselves to that sort of limit well I've always felt that women are sort of slightly behind men because we weren't allowed to do marathons until the 1980s but the reason that I'm sort of better at long distance running is I think once you run off over an hour you have to start looking after yourself you can't just run off with no jacket and no food and the wrong shoes on if you're running over an hour these things actually start to affect you that you've got to be wearing the right kit knowing where you're going mentally it becomes harder because you're obviously tired and so you need some energy so you need to feed yourself and I think that's first long race I did was tanky's trog which was Marston to Edale and after a sort of an hour I found I was passing people but I just felt I was going at the same pace as always it's them that slow down and not me that speed up so I think what motivates me to train because it's always a hard one actually I think if you are motivated you don't know why you're motivated you just want to get out there and do something but I know if I have if I've done a big challenge then I don't tend to put anything in the calendar for a little while because I know as soon as I've put something in the calendar that is what motivates you that you're slightly pushing yourself usually to do the next challenge or the next race so you need to get out there and train when the weather is really bad or you just don't feel like it. I don't have a very scientific way of looking at my diet or nutrition I did do once I read all well a load of books and tried it out and it just wasn't really for me so now I tend to eat just fairly naturally meat and three veg very traditional I'm a farmer my husband likes it it doesn't like key you are and hummus and stuff like that so we tend to go for the meat and two veg and and I think that really works I don't like processed food I like to see what's in my food I mean all those enumers and other chemicals on the back of everything I've tried to keep the chemicals down and I think that actually works I'm a very healthy person don't catch a lot of colds recover from injuries very quickly so overall I think it just good healthy diet helps so when I'm racing I tend to if it's a short race I tend to live on gels they're not great for me and my teeth feel awful afterwards but they work and you can get them down fast and if I'm doing a longer race say over 20 miles then I'll start eating what I call proper food which is sometimes muesli bars and and then every sort of hour I'll have something like a rice pudding or a little pot of beans baked beans or if it's hot the little pot of fruit salad and I also like this noodle soup that they have in Europe I found you can just buy noodles here and just make that up it's really quick. Back in 2012 I wasn't sponsored by innovate but I was trying to be so I was sending a few emails and before that so before I sponsored by innovate I had two pairs of shoes or I had a little I had three pairs because I'd always have like a racing pair a middle pair and then a like an old pair that was basically worn out but I'd still use them because I couldn't really afford to have lots of shoes and try lots of shoes so since I've been sponsored it's been really good to actually be able to try more shoes out because obviously there you should have more shoes for different terrains that I'm doing if a short fell race I'd be quite happy in my mud claws but I wouldn't use those for like a hundred mile fell race in the in Europe because the terrain is completely different I'd want a lot more cushioning and let well less grip but still some grip so it's been yeah it's been great actually being sponsored by innovate to be able to help the production of these shoes as well as wear them myself or some races well since I had cancer in 2006 I found Odyssey a cancer charity a small cancer charity that helps people who are recovering from cancer by giving them like a week long break in the countryside so it was a charity that was good for me because it was an outdoor charity they like to get people in the outdoors and so I've always raised money for them and then when I'm actually doing the challenges I like to sort of set a new target and see if I can raise that amount of money because when I'm out there and it's really getting quite hard and I want to ditch it I just think you can't ditch it because all these people are paying money to see you finish basically so you better better finish so to racing I would usually use if it's a foul race the mud claws the new graffins have have the best grip that I've actually seen my husband saw the first test shoes that I was trying out in 2018 and he said well they just look like a motorbike tire she says it's no wonder they've got such a good grip because they actually sort of come out either side you have to get used to running in them because you catch your shin a bit but once your legs realize that they have to be a part a little bit then they're absolutely awesome going downhill and on any slippery stuff or muddy stuff at all and I found that they've been really comfy as well right from the off I put first test pair on to do the three peaks last year and just ran 24 miles in them straight out the box and yeah just totally impressed no blisters no rubbing no nothing so that's what I'd rate you know usually it's a mud claw for a shorter foul race and then for a longer ultra it's the rock lights or the ultra 290s depending on where the race is so the monta Rosa last year was quite a lot rockier than the UTMB so I use the rock lights for that because I needed the extra grip in the bags I tend to have like a little race race fest have been brilliant for me because years well everybody likes bomb bags but I don't like bomb bags because they hurt me you know they go across my stomach so I've always used a little rucksack and now race vests are coming in and so I've got the innovate race vests for foul races and then the bigger rucksacks for ultras I think one of the best things about being involved in innovate is actually as soon as I met the clothes designer and she was a woman called Helen I realized that's why all the clothes fit women because she's a woman and we're not just wearing small size men's which is what a lot of other companies do and it's really obvious when you're wearing the clothes that they don't actually fit you they're just smaller and so yeah Helen's brilliant being brilliant in bringing on the women's clothing and the colors as well she's got a good eye for a nice color without it being too girly and then with the packs as well I spent ages when we went to the UTMB talking to James about what I really wanted out of a pack you know lots of accessible pockets but with a decent size backing as well and so that's come out as well and then with the shoes again I get some test pairs probably about a year before they come out and sent out into the hills and fill out product reports and try and sort of test them to destruction and you know and give my feedback on on every sort of aspect of them so the major leaps that I've I've seen in running tech and shoes has been the introduction of the graphene into the innovative shoes because last year when I I got a pair to test well I basically couldn't test it to destruction because it just wouldn't destruct I just wore it and wore it I wore it for all my Ramsey wreckies out on the rocks there the grip on on the rock was incredible and then you could swap from rock to wet grass which again there's always I've always looked for a shoe that you can do that with and it's just been impossible there's been no shoe that would do both wet rock and wet grass because they're totally different like compounds so you need usually needed a different shoe so the graphene just made made the grippiness on the wet rock a lot firma so that I was a lot more confident up in Scotland on that and I'm currently training in Wales and I found the same that the the graphene's making the shoe a lot more grippy and then you can just go out for days on end and not worry about your shoes falling apart they they just keep on going the tread looks the same now as it did when I first got the pair so if someone wants to get into ultra running or fell running um the first things you you would need is a decent pair of shoes with a bit of grip something like the rock light would be an excellent all-rounder because you can go you can do some road work with it a lot of trail work with it but it would also cope with taking you know getting out onto the fells and you'd also need a decent waterproof because hopefully you won't just be a fair weather runner and stay indoors when the weather gets rough and then I would say just start with a local you know something local four miles that you might know but introduce a few footpaths in there and then and then look at the the bigger hills and the wider picture and start exploring the countryside around you and then somewhere like Wales or or the Lake District or the Peak District well quite a lot of people say to me that I motivate them when they've got a training plateau I'm not sure I've ever had a training plateau I think I've got far too much I want to do to actually plateau but I think as I'm getting older I'm just waiting for that inevitable plateau so at the moment I'm trying to change my my training and certainly my recovery um so that I think it's older older people always say we need to train smarter and not harder or something and I think that's that's definitely true you need to listen out for those niggles and go and see those sports massage people that become your best friends as you well they should become your best friend as you're a runner because they they can work their magic on you and keep you running well there are a lot of people doing flat running and road running and at Penistive Footpath Runners now the the women membership is about half as the men's but most of the women will stay on the on the flat roads and won't venture out onto the muddy hills but I think hills are good for everybody and if you're good at hills even if you do a flat race your legs will find the flat racing easier because you and any little hill in there you'll find that easier too but um yeah so how to encourage people out there if I was to encourage people I think if you get an ordinary survey map not on your phone just get a map and actually start looking at some routes and um once you get out and you see what the views like from the top of the hill you won't I don't think you'll be happy running round the bottom of the hill so in 2019 I've got a couple of races planned but the biggest one is the Tour de Gience which is in September and I've just found out that I've got an entry for that which is 300 and something k so I'm going even longer and hopefully not slower at the same place that I do everything at I can see fell running and ultra running evolving um at the moment we're we're all in a little bit of a conflict with the land owners because the increase is is causing quite a lot of problems and I'm access officer for the fr a so I'm dealing with quite a lot with the peat district at the moment and hopefully in the future we can build a sort of working relationship where they understand what we want to do and we understand what they need us to do in order to to get that I would imagine one day somebody will do a triple round but whether they take sort of a week over it and nobody's actually that interested um I think that might be the case because I think the challenge for me is not to just do the round but to do it in the 48 hours so you're basically doing a double bob Graham because you're aiming for the 48 you know two times 24 hours and the same with the Ramsey it took me a long time to actually get over the fact that I hadn't done it because in my mind I hadn't actually done a double Ramsey I had been round the Ramsey twice but it was very slow it wasn't under the 48 hours that I was aiming for


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All right, but Kevin Byer has talked a lot about you guys challenge and receive, with the more I'm being aggressive at the line this year, with stuff. Do you feel that's something that kind of emulates from you and how you play the game? Oh, man, we got to come out here and do what we got to do. That what the coaches want, that's what I'm used to and we just got to get everybody else to follow along. That's something they talk to you about, before they brought you aboard and they wanted you to do that? Yeah, but then again, they didn't have to talk to me. I already know my reason for me coming here, my style of play and I just continue to do what I got to do. How have you seen Caleb Farley come along through the training camp in the pre-season? Obviously, you spend a lot of time with him, like working on the side during special team stuff and what have you? How have you seen him kind of grow as you guys kind of head into this season? You can tell by the way he's practicing. Everything, picking up, he's not out there second guessing himself, not doing too much thinking. He's just going fast. And I think that's a good strive for us. Elijah, kind of the same thing, how have you seen him progress and how you like his instincts as a professional? Great instincts, play fast. For him to build a little guy, he played physical and I just like the way he approaches the game. To take a risk here and there in order to make a play on the ball, how do you kind of size up when's the right moment, when you have the right read that you know you've got a good enough chance to go for it? Once you figure out that specific play that you practice on and figure it out all week and once they show you that formation, there's your chance. You just got to take that advantage of it. What, I was asking some of the coaches the other day if anybody had asked you to talk to the younger corners and sort of guide them. They said, no, you kind of took that upon yourself. What makes you do that? What makes you kind of go out of your way to sort of work with some of the younger guys? Because I came in like 2012. I had guys like Cortland doing the same thing to me. So when I left, you know, the Rams, I feel like it was only right for me to do what I, that I had been taught to the young guys that come in and lead. As they said that they appreciate that, you know, like Caleb and Elijah kind of appreciated what they're getting from them so far. It's all one unit, man. So we all just stick together and I hope we can help each other out. We're going to help each other out.  How much is the second year of the defense as a whole? Taking that challenge is here to be much better in that area. They've been preaching it through camp. We got to understand, you know, third down is key.  Whether it's stop the run, stop the pass, whatever it may be. But we got to get out the field. What was the challenge right out of the game when you look at the first tonic, look at the card and what do you see on tape and what are going to be some of the challenges? Just keeping the quarterback in the pocket, handing the D-hop outside, and we should be good. Back to that pick in your spot, when you go into a game, how determined are you to find those moments or how confident are you? They're going to be, I don't know, how many moments that you can identify to go? I want to worry about one formation that I picked out during the whole week. I don't really worry about too much. I'm locking on one formation the whole week and once it presented itself, I'm going to take advantage. Does helping serve as younger guys help you stay sharp on fundamentals and teaching help you learn to? Of course, because they let me know I got to be on top of my game. I got to stay sharp, you know, and just work. You touched on Kyla Murray, and when you're going against the quarterback like that, for you as a DB, last year, is that something that, like, it's elevated on a week like that? Oh, yeah, it's elevated all through a week, just plastering with your guys, staying with them, following them wherever they go. Side line, bathroom, wherever. We just got to plaster. You've used this week as kind of an extended game week, and what's your approach over the next few days for the calendar process? Fundamental techniques, and just getting better. Back to the basics, eyes stabbing at the ball, getting the ball out. It's just a fundamental week, and we're going to approach it like that. You started, like, looking at film though on Arizona? Oh, that started last week. I mean, I've been, you got to always study, no matter if you're in camp or not. Like, the game's going to happen sometime, so you've still got to be ahead of yourself. Clip, the hardest thing for college guys to adjust to when they hit the NFL, in your opinion, for cornerbacks? I say it's the speed of the game, and the accuracy of the quarterbacks. I think that's big. You've been closer coverage than they're used to. Correct. Yeah. I've got a lot of good places. We've got to play the whole Washington game, and I appreciate it. How do you like where you're already doing it? How do you think you'll be ready to go? So far, so good. I like what we have been doing. We've got to continue. It's all about communicating, making sure everybody on the same page, and just making plays. You're talking about playing physical coverage and pressing up close to the line of scrimmage. In your experience, how much is the amount of cushion you give up to you on a given play? And how much of that is coming from those coaches? It's on you. Whatever. Also down the distance, knowing what's the, the down the distance, and knowing what's the part of the game, like second half, first half, last two minutes, four minutes, all that play a key role into knowing what you can do. To take a certain level of confidence and swag, or it's third and five, whatever you say, I'm not going to stand at the line of gain, I'm going to stand right on the line of scrimmage. Of course, you've got to play with confidence at all times. It's the NFL, everybody great, everybody good, however y'all want to label it, and everybody out there trying to make plays. So you've got to have swagger in heart.


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Poland wants US nuclear weapons to stop Russian attack. Having nuclear weapons is a powerful deterrent and something Poland should look into, a retired Polish Army general said. Speaking with the RMF24 radio, Jaroslav Krasiłski, who asked about last week's proposal to give Poland nuclear weapons made by American Enterprise Institute scholar Dali Bor Rohak in the UK outlet The Spectator. I see this scenario as very real, replied Krasiłski. Those who have nuclear potential have a very high level of security, typically such countries are not attacked and there isn't even a possibility of carrying out any activities aimed at causing a local crisis. Obtaining atomic weapons is a challenge for Poland to attempt in the coming years, he added, while Rohak has proposed arming Poland with atomic warheads as part of Trump proofing the security of Eastern Europe, meaning ahead of the coming US presidential elections, Krasiłski seemed to favour a long-term approach. There will definitely be a review and resumption of negotiations on the balance of nuclear forces in the world, he told the Polish radio station. In my opinion, this will happen after the end of the armed conflict in Ukraine. Poland has repeatedly called for the US to deploy nuclear weapons on its territory. President Andrzej Duda brought up the issue in October 2022 only to be rebuffed by the US State Department. The following June, the government in Warsaw once again asked for atomic weapons under the US Nuclear Sharing Programme, citing a supposed threat from Russia and Belarus. Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev responded by calling the Polish leadership degenerates who were playing with nuclear fire.


And I would like to introduce to you Armand Schreurz, our Belgian puppet, to give you a short summary. A short one. Yes, thank you very much. A short summary. The most important quote of the second part. The Brexit night was great. We agree. So when you tell the world the Brexit night was great, we are sure Donald Trump will visit this university. Yes. And on the other hand, because of the Brexit, then Nottingham University will no longer be in ranking. So the second place will be open, will be open for university with open mind, open mind, open sciences. Yes. So the first speech of the second part was given by Bart, no Eric, no Bart, no Eric Bart, no Eric Bart. In any way, Mr. Borkman, Mr. Borkman. He told us about Martinus Goebelhardt, the founder of this Catholic Handelshoge School in 1927. And when Mr. Borkman came on the stage, we are convinced he's one of the founders. Yes. And what do we have to do? What does his message? Making the difference. And here was written, hot verschil marken. Yes, that's a difference in Dutch. Yes. For today, we said everything will be in English. So Mr. Bart, Eric Bart, Borkman, hot verschil marken, forget it. You have to make the difference. Yes. That's like Mr. Klags before. In the first part, Mr. Klags, he said, wir schaffen das. Nein, Herr Klags, das is nicht auf Deutsch heute. You have to translate that. We'll fix it. Yes. We'll fix what? The Brexit. Okay, okay, okay. When we will fix the Brexit, it will be great. It will be great. Take the place of the University of Nottingham. Yes, for sure, for sure. The best example was Inge van der Ven, Inge van der Ven, participation of academics in the public sphere. She was just speaking English, also about Jürgen Habermas. See, he had nix gesagt of Deutsch, all in English. That's good. I'll exist, the Tocqueville, and I'll rien die en français. No, not at all. In English. In English, perfect. Mrs. van der Ven, you make it for skill. Yes, you did it. Then we heard a very important explanation, open mind, open science. Where do you begin? Take a block of Lego. You take it, and from that moment, it's out of the box. And it will be impossible to get it in the box again. So when you come at home, your kids, you say to kids, play with your Lego box, but don't do it in the box again. It's not possible anymore. It's not possible anymore. We heard this today here at university. Dan, the Student Party Freisbach. Yeah, fantastic. Student Party Freisbach. Ah, the boss is a good connection between Tilburg and Eindhoven. But what do we need? More cafes and more places to eat. We have one advice. Come to Belgium. Yes, come to Belgium. And forget Nottingham. Yeah, Nottingham. There's nothing at all. So, in any way, understanding students, the message of Bob, what's important, optimizes the well-being of students. The well-being, the well-being, it means that at 6 o'clock, there will be a lot of food, a lot of drinks. Give this to the students. And say, we understand you. And they will say, thank you, thank you. You make the difference. Yes, I did. See you in the third part. Bye-bye. Let's have a short break. I'll see you back at 4 p.m. 4.15, sorry, for this quick preview on a nice lineup of last eight speeches. 4.15.


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e years at this point there's still a lot of that internalized homophobia that i'm still getting over and so to say that like no if you have a little that is homophobic absolutely it is that doesn't mean that you are a terrible person or that you hate people all right it's just something that if you really care about like liking people if you're stated principles it's like treating everybody equally taking sure everybody has the best shot in life making sure everybody can maximize their happiness it might be worth spending a little bit of time looking into that if that's something that's uh you see as like uh it's going to come up again in your life gotcha and this question comes in from will steward he says for both how can you be a quote unquote christian if you reject the theology if you reject one part of the text is false doesn't that make all of it false most christians reject most parts of the bible and call it uh not literal so that would make most christians not christians which i'm happy with but it just depends on your definition of christianity yeah i consider christianity to be a collection of social beliefs like i don't consider like the bible or anything i don't believe in god either i think there's any objective word there however if you as christian is a label uh that you think describes your ideology and if you get a lot of utility and use out of it i think that's perfectly healthy absolutely like you're no less a christian someone else because uh you're just interpreting things as you best see fit james librado oh sorry no no you're good you're good james librado said jangles there's a difference between bias and racism slash phobia you seem to ascent to this so i'm confused about your position why is it that all people who dislike trans gay etc are transphobic it's not the same as race i know obviously that's different than race i'll say this maybe i'm just terrible at this as i thought i'll say it again there could be reasons legitimate reasons for just not wanting to date somebody we're not wanting to be in a relationship with somebody all those could be incredibly uh you know those can be very legitimate if you do not want to date a certain type of person that could be legitimate but however that can look a lot like someone who doesn't want to date that type of person because they are legitimately disgusted by that type of person and want harm to come on to them all right so it's not an automatic thing right if you do not want to date a trans person because you have certain general preferences or you want to have biological children um that is perfectly legitimate or maybe they're like certain body shapes that you just don't usually don't see in trans women i don't know maybe there's there's something they're can't force you to be attracted to somebody however if you don't want to date trans people because you think that they are disgusting do you think that they're actually men and you think that you would have to be gay in order to date a trans person actually this is a question i am so sorry tjump do you know who buck angel is nope okay you know you do know who Blair White is yep do you think that if a straight person was attracted to Blair White that would make them gay i have no idea i haven't thought about it to me it's not very obvious no assuming they're a straight man yeah next up we are frozen folks video is frozen hang with us we we do have the audio still coming through smooth but the video is indeed frozen bear with us we're working on it i'm frankly baffled but thank you very much for your question this one comes in from james librado as well says sorry i meant not sexually attracted to trans slash gay etc not dislike just had to clarify that okay yeah you're not being attracted it's not the same as disliking again that's that's perfectly fine for anybody who was scared that us on the low cash a w side if you just have a certain preference for like genitals and or again other reasons that are not explicitly transphobic if you just aren't attracted to them none of us none of us with it with uh any sort of like legitimacy or none of us who so many of you should care about none of us will call you transphobic but if you say if you preference it by saying like i'm not attracted to trans men because if they don't think they're real men uh or the vice versa or something like that um then that's the part we're talking about when we call you transphobic not the you want to have sex with somebody what is a d d o s distributed denial of service somebody said maybe that's what's happening we got a lot of haters folks but it just gets us more excited about the future and say hey who knows i don't know but we do want to say oh silver harlow thanks for your last minute question said t jump how did you get tricked into defending the wrong side of this debate because i think that mentality of thinking that there's a wrong side or that there's inherent like phobias transphobia or evil in any ideology without discounting the legitimate uses uh or intentionalities behind it like the one i mentioned of just criticizing certain ideologies that have nothing to do with transphobia is a fundamental flaw with the woke community i think that ignoring the legitimate uses of something just because racist or bigots use the same strategy is a generate hasty generalization policy and that's one of the fundamental flaws with the woke ideology yeah i think a very like common flaw here is to save it uh very common in my opinion cowardly obfuscation of any sort of accusation of bigotry is i'm not actually i don't hate these people i just hate the uh the ideology that let them have you know rights says that i don't hate gay people i hate gay ideology what's gay ideology but it's okay to be gay oh yeah you hate that you hate the ideologies that says it's okay to be gay so you hate gay people or you just you would just like them not to be gay that's i don't think everybody's saying that i think you were criticizing the feminist ideology i mean i think many of us hate feminists in many ways too but i think it's not about gay or LGBT or trans it's about specifically the ideology of gender identity and giving certain people at some point in the future i want to actually talk to someone who says that they hate trans ideology or they hate gay ideology or something like that because there's no possible reason in mind there's no possible way in my mind that when they say that they don't hate gay people they're just not lying like if you say you hate trans ideology if you hate the thing it's like the hate the sin loves the center thing like no if there's if i want uh if trans people are who they are trans people exist trans people are have this identity and you don't respect that identity that you're attacking a core part of them like they imagine attacking someone's identity and expect them to like oh like i know this is super important to you and i hate it not let it know that i hate it but how is that different from hating christianity but not hating the christians because well one i don't hate christianity i think that's actually kind of a shitty thing to do i think they're you know bad ways that you could be done but what's like the core ideology that you're looking at yeah that's the point there's a specific ideology and certain traits in that ideology you can dislike without disliking the people themselves like for example doing a hasty generalization and labeling anybody who uses a certain method like an okay hand symbol and saying it's racist because oh some nazis did it i think you only know a little bit about what a hasty generalization fallacy is because like i'm very familiar with fallacies i used the genetic fallacy correctly on the hasty generalization very good genetic fallacy you did the hasty generalization fallacy i don't think you use correctly at all like when you're pointing at like the core like the core idea the core reasoning behind something if you're pointing out that the core reasoning is is similar in these two groups of people that's not hasty generalization you're not pointing us to some superficial characteristic you're getting at the underlying thought processes like one of like the base axioms if you will like that's what you're looking at that's not a generalization that's pointing out the legitimate similarities well no no so that is that's exactly what a hasty generalization is nazis breathe you breathe therefore you're both nazi so yeah that's a superficial comparison right right so that's what i'm saying if if there is a justifiable legitimate reason to adopt this position which isn't transphobic then to label the position as transphobic would necessarily be a hasty generalization just through syllogistic form of a logical argument because there's transphobic and non-transphobic reasons to adopt this therefore you can't go ahead yeah well if if a hypothetical reason were to exist again we're using inductive reasoning to look at some of the thought processes all right so if you if you can think hypothetically of a legitimate reason for this that's that's fine and again if you have grown up the one i presented but the one you presented but when we separate like this this person transphobic or is the ideology or is this idea transphobic you don't have to come from a place of hate if you don't think trans women are real women that is transphobic based on our current understanding of the word i don't and i think it's more reasonable for the inductive reasoning point to this person who says that they are transphobic in this way or at the very least maybe i can rephrase that the thing that they said that trans women are not real women is transphobic that is the baseline for transphobia there doesn't mean he's a horrible person doesn't mean he doesn't mean he wants to harm trans people but that ideology even if he was didn't intend to that that is the that forms the absolute base of transphobia everything that you think is bad about transphobia specifically transphobia like it would have to be specific to trans people trans women not being women trans men not being men that is the base there is nothing beneath that that is the ground level of transphobia that everything else is built on we will jump we'll give tom the last word because the super chat was challenging him then we gotta go to this next question as will steward is coming at you again yeah so in philosophy you have this thing called how long's razor never a tribute malice that which can be explained by stupidity just the fact that the words he uses in a certain context it's more reasonable to interpret it as just that's just his habit of using words rather than some transphobic ideology and the context of using the hasty generalization policy was like saying because super straight can be justified by a non-transphobic reason like a criticism or an internal critique of feminist ideology therefore you can't label the super straight ideology as being transphobic again in the origin the genetic part of it would make would be ignoring the current context in what is being used and in this context it's not transphobic therefore it would be a hasty generalization to label the whole thing as being transphobic for everyone who adopts the ideology next this one coming in from turbo says super straight they're quoting really loud really loud James oh you're right they're sorry folks turbo says quoting you jangles I think says super straights are straight and they say well jangles if a female is attracted to a male or a male is attracted to a female does that make them straight no because you're trying to catch me in something that we're not attracted to biological sex baby we're not attracted to gametes no we're attracted to men and women if you're a man attracted to other men doesn't matter what's the matter with their genetics say you gay if you were or at least you're bisexual if you are a man attracted to women and you're only attracted to women you're attracted to women you're straight doesn't matter what their gametes say because you don't have access to those next up this one comes in from Will Stewart he is not letting you guys off the hook he says if you have a preference for a particular race whether you own or an other does that make you a racist whether your own or another do you have a particular preference for dating a specific race whether you own or you're right or another does that make you a racist Bob do you want to go no I don't think so I think you can be like attracted to a specific race people who you're like it's specifically as there's a psychological trait that you see people who are more similar to you in a more positive light generally and you relate to them better just because of how our brains work I don't think it has anything to do with race I think it's certainly has it's certainly worth looking into okay something there could be comforts even if something is not directly malicious if there's not evil intent by it it could still manifest itself as problems born in society if you are not attracted to black people because you're not comfortable around black people because you didn't grow up around black people I think it's perfectly reasonable for you like to be uncomfortable with this people this perceived outside or group of people however you perceiving them as outsiders you perceiving them as significantly different than you and that's where the discomfort lies from that doesn't have to be malicious to cause severe harm in society likewise if you have a you know if you want to date a certain type of a person especially if they're not of your if they say they're not not of your own race if you only want to date that type of race is that coming from some sort of like stereotype like so for example a lot of people who really like Asian women had this idea of an Asian woman in their head that they're going to be more submissive more demure tinier easier to dominate and yeah that can be very very problematic so if you are only attracted to like your own race or a certain type a certain race I think you should look into that to see if there's something either malicious underlined or reasoning and if you but although you know maybe you won't even care at that end or if the extrapolation of the underlined principle of why you're only attracted to a certain race couldn't be applied to manifest itself in broader societal harm because you don't have to be evil all this kind of all this kind of stuff so next up ASEAN thank you for your question says jangles I feel like I missed a question from Oz I'm going to get back to that but they said jangles this discussion about bashing a man for not wanting to date a trans woman happened on a reality television show it happens in our society well you got me there happened on a reality TV show I'm I'm owned in the arena of facts and logic if it happened once on a reality TV show and I'm sure you're not misrepresenting the situation whatsoever uh then I guess I'm I'm I am owned this one coming in from Oz Tom jump what do you prefer hot prunettes or hot blondes blondes obsessed I've like a fetish for blondes gross okay so thank you for your question what reminds you folks thanks for hanging in there with us you guys I know that the uh video has frozen and so let's see want to remind you folks given that the video is frozen and you are still here you must enjoy the audio of debates want to let you know we are on podcast pull us up on your favorite podcast app right now and that way you can listen to debates such as this one as we upload debates not long after they happen and so hopefully that's useful to you and that's on virtually every major podcast app so Stitcher, Apple, Spotify, podcast addicts you name it and again if you're listening to the podcast you can find both Tom's and Django's links in the description 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guys tomorrow Erica and mr Batman will be debating on whether or not the flood happened that'll be juicy and then oh man we have a tag team this saturday should be epic we're excited about that as well so I show now good to see you again it's a great debate tonight plenty of new weapons to break through the wall of ignorance glad you're here my friend thanks for hanging out with us and oh will steward says the video is fine now you serious oh now we're talking okay cool let me check I don't know if I believe you man it's like some sort of tasteless joke oh you're right okay you weren't making it up but yeah you guys let me show you this I am pumped as Erica YouTube's favorite daughter as we call her she will be on tomorrow night and so I want to show you that right here on the bottom right of your screen it'll be more broad so it won't just be no as arc it'll be also whether or not the flood of Noah happened that's going to be a lot of fun tomorrow night you don't want to miss it folks 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earlier Eric Nelson says I'm a different Mr. Nelson I'll send a package eventually no no no you don't have to it's okay that's nice of you but don't you don't have to do anything we're just glad you're here friend and Lord Malisense glad you are with us as well as Munda skeptical thanks for being here and Alma Dixon Sider thanks for being with us amazing you guys we're excited I just yeah you guys I'm in a good mood I'm just like oh it was a long day you guys you guys won't even believe it today oh I just got so little sleep last night I just had a ton of stuff I had like homework that I was turning in last night and I um that was after the stream last night and so I I was just kind of tense because I've been I've just got a lot of kind of pressure with stuff going on right now just a lot of lot going on and so basically it's been busy and so but yeah it's all right we're gonna make it folks believe me it's gonna turn out and so um but yeah I am honestly just like laughing in terms of like just how pumped I am for this Friday's debate you guys seriously we are pumped for it and you guys I'm telling you you have got to trust me that it's gonna be epic like seriously so um I'm honestly excited for it as like in terms of like all like if in terms of like once in a while we'll have like a big street where it's like a tag team and it's like like I think one time we had like team skeptic and fight the flat earth against Nathan Thompson and Witsit maybe that was like a big debate it was like you know a lot of like big debaters on from each respective side you could say the best from each side and this Friday though oh my goodness wait until you see all of the big debaters like heavyweight debaters in this event I'm telling you you guys I got to make the thumbnail I don't want to make the thumbnail give away too much info though because there are going to be some surprise people pop into that stream and debate and you're going to be it's trust me it's going to be a hack of a show it's going to be fun so um but yeah Boris Kuduko thanks for your kind words do appreciate that and then Nikolai says James listens to himself that's something that I always try so hard um to not be you know I don't want to be the person you know that's why we cut all of our intro stuff at the start and now instead of saying at the start hey like hit that subscribe everybody is now we do it like in between the statements the reason is basically we know that people want to hear the debates that's why our intro stuff has been like cut down and kind of spread out and so that's something that we are working on as we know you guys love the debates and we want to make that more useful and that's why like I said instead of doing all the like hey we're moderated bait hit that subscribe button at the start now it's like hey we just give people that reminder like in between the opening statements and that way it just jumps right into the actual debate and so Elma Dixon citer my pleasure for the shout out thanks for being with us and Ozzie and I think that's right I got to say hello to you and Norman Bates good to see you I honestly can't think of any stories um I feel like I've told you some of my best I'll tell you a funny one though so um this is like not as like life threatening as the others this is like a really light and like trivial story so it's like not at all like oh my gosh I almost died uh this is like just a funny like one of those little social like so I had a buddy my buddy I still have but we just I don't get to talk to him as often but um so we were closer back then but my buddy Alex um basically this is when I lived in Lubbock, Texas we went to Subway and Alex was like he we both like working out like I enjoy it it's fun to work out and so long story short what happened was uh we went to Subway and I think I remember the guy there he was working he was a really nice guy and uh you know never met him it was the first time that I met him I said hey how's it going he's like oh I'm doing pretty good and I was like oh yeah cool and uh he's like hold on let me just remember this because it's actually pretty hard to remember how I got into conversation with him because I think I said oh I remember yeah we were just having small talk he was a nice guy and you know like pleasant fellow and I just um back then I was like more social more more extroverted because now like when I'm at Subway I'm like pretty it's funny that I've gotten more introverted over time but back then you know I just strike up a conversation and then he's like hey he's like you want a free cookie and I was like oh I was like that's really nice of you but like I'm okay I'm watching my figure like the old joke the totally cliche joke of like oh I'm watching my figure and then he's like oh okay and he goes um he goes I'm watching my figure too I just started working out and I was like oh cool man good for you and and basically what happened is Alex is like right behind me but he didn't hear the whole conversation and so what happened was Alex heard the guy say you know like want a cookie want a free cookie and then he heard me also say oh I'm watching my figure no thanks now the classic response to I'm watching my figure is sometimes people as a like another cliche follow-up joke they go huh watching my figure too I'm watching to get more around but that like I said was not what this guy said because he said he's like I'm watching my figure too I'm starting to work out and so what Alex heard though is he all he heard was just the guy the way he heard it was that he heard me say watching my figure and he heard the guy say watching my figure too but he didn't hear the rest of what he said and Alex assumed um that the guy said I'm watching it get more around so what happened is after the guy said I'm watching my figure too I've been working out and Alex comes in he goes watching yourself get more around and the guy's like I guess so he was like I feel terrible for not I should have told Alex so what happened was um the guy just looks down and Alex like I said Alex thought he had used that joke himself and so Alex goes and Alex is like laughing and like look at that and he goes ooh I'll take that free cookie just terribly oh I wish I would have cleared up the misunderstanding um because Alex he would never do that on purpose he was a really kind person but um Christopher Hatch thanks for your super chat said hey James how toasty do you like your toast I hardly ever eat toast anymore I've got to tell you guys the truth I'm on keto um kind of I'm not like super keto I eat maybe 100 grams of carbs a day which is like enough to not be in ketosis but it's enough to be pretty low basically um sometimes I eat less than 100 grams of carbs but I've got this leftover cereal you can't let it go to waste so after I work out I always have my carbs I have my cereal and so um I did like toast though I would say like toast like just in that happy medium where it's like crispy like light brown not dark brown of course and like definitely not black like but also not like to the point where it's like is that toasted it's got it you gotta see it's genuinely toast that is great and I don't think I'm going to be keto forever um I've told you guys about home keto a billion times and it's got to be getting annoying now but you asked if I like toast so it's fair game but yeah so I am pumped though um just I do like hanging out with you guys and do want to encourage you yeah I don't know if I'm trying to think of anything that I've forgotten I was gonna share something with you oh yeah you guys um if this is if this is something you're like oh cool if you didn't know it I'm gonna put this into the chat that we do have a patreon and hey if you enjoy it cool and if you're like meh and not I'm not into patreon for whatever reason no worries we're just glad you're hanging you hang out here and so I'm going to put that in the chat if you have 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tell you that I mean hey the funny thing is it's like who would hate a neutral channel that hosts debates in the most fair way that we possibly can honestly it's usually like kind of like the crazy people out there like the people who are like super far in either direction you know whether it be like religious or non-religious or politically whatever it is those oftentimes are the people that just hate us but nonetheless we're going to prevail it's us against the world you guys and so thanks for all of your loyalty and support thanks for sharing the streams or the debates and stuff like that on social media if you're on twitter we're on twitter and giving us like retweets on debates when we promote our debates and we let people know that helps as well and so thanks for all the different ways you guys have supported us honestly the reason that we are at and I never thought I honestly didn't probably think we would ever get to 44,000 subscribers it's super encouraging and the reason is because of you guys for real you guys make it fun you guys are super supportive and like I said just by hanging out here we're thankful you do and so be badass says keto worked great for me but then it gave me barrettes esophagus oh i've never heard of that but it's good to know I have to tell you that I lost 27 pounds when I went on keto isn't that crazy I didn't even mean to lose weight I just went on it because I figured it would be like healthier but I was amazed I lost 27 pounds that's why I started reintroducing carbs into my diet because I was losing weight too fast so crazy Ozzie and said I had surgery so I basically can only eat fat and meat I miss sugars wow well I at least it's like I I know what you mean um in terms of it's kind of like oh man like because I you know I get sugars taste good that's true but I uh at the same time have to say good for you on being healthy like that's great that you're you got sugars out of your diet I think if I could remove anything I would remove sugar and so Ozzie and says I did a video in response to the death penalty on my channel lol oh I didn't know that thanks for letting me know that is it like an if it's an after show let us know you can shoot me an email um and that's one way in which we actually are happy to if you happen to uh have an after show let me know because we can link that in the description for you no matter what side you're on we're willing to link it and so um James says people hey glad you're here with us James thanks for being with us homeless engineer thanks for being with us and yes it is over this is just the post-credits scene where we're talking about upcoming debates and all that good stuff and so yeah we're excited about the future you guys I love you guys oh Moominrider good to see you again and so we are absolutely thrilled for the future thanks for all your support you guys I have to get to sleep early because I'm like honestly no joke I got terrible sleep last night so I should wrap wrap up and say goodbye but I want to say thanks everybody we love you guys seriously it's always fun it's always a blast and keep sifting out the reasonable from the unreasonable everybody take care and see you next time


As you know, I have a little announcement here for you. I know it's early, but I don't think it's ever too early for good news. I have some very, very good news for all Americans, and bringing good news like this to the American people is one of the great joys of the presidency. We've just received the October employment numbers, and I'm delighted to report they're the best we've seen since June, and they're the best they've been in more than 14 years, 5.2 percent down from 5-3 in September. It's a moment of pride, I think, for us all. We're setting off for Chicago now for the last push in our effort to help George Bush become the next president of the United States, and this is the message we're going to be taking to every home in America. The future is bright and it's getting brighter because we've been bringing good jobs and hope and opportunity to all the citizens in this country. In October, we Americans created 323,000 new jobs. That brings the total number of jobs we've created in this country since the recovery began nearly six years ago to 18.4 million. So America is hard at work and growing. I believe George Bush is going to be the next president because as every day passes, it becomes ever clearer that our policies have worked, they're working, and they'll continue to work, and nothing's going to stop us now, and I'm going to have to run for that bird out there. It's a little bit like what Harry Truman once said. We've just been telling the truth, and they think it's negative. Well, I've never tried to be Harry Truman. What's that? No, Helen, I'm just saying one thing, and I know I have to run and I can't go on taking questions here, but let me just say one thing. When I voted my first time in 1932 for what became the new deal, Franklin, Delano Roosevelt, and all of them, the platform of the Democratic Party in that day and in that election called for a 25 percent cut in federal spending, the elimination of useless boards and commissions and the restoring to local communities, the people, and the states, authority and autonomy that had been unjustly seized by the federal government. Now there's only one party today that is running on that platform, and that's the Republican Party. There has been a very definite switch as to where the two parties stand. In those days, the Republican Party was a party of protectionism and high tariffs, and today it's the other way around. I think if you look closely, you'll find that World War II pulled us out of a recession.


The death of Pikeville police officer Scotty Hamilton has shocked the community with many folks in Pikeville in disbelief that such a tragedy could touch their community. And it's fitting they feel that way because for most people in Pikeville, this is the only time in their lifetime a city officer lost his or her life in the line of duty. According to the Officer Down Memorial Page website, Officer Hamilton's death is only the second in the history of the Pikeville Police Department. The last Pikeville officer to die in the line of duty was policeman Alonzo Lon Robinson. According to the website, Robinson and a U.S. Deputy Marshal were serving a search warrant at Happy Hollow in Pikeville. The officers seized a handgun and a bottle of whiskey from a suspect, and while leading the man away from a residence, the suspect produced a second firearm and shot Robinson in the chest killing him. The deputy marshal was also shot but returned fire injuring the shooter. Robinson was 39 years old when he was killed. That shooting happened May 16, 1929. Additionally, the last law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty in Pike County was Pike County Sheriff's Deputy James Thacker, who died in a car accident in January 2012. Thacker was 53.