What they gon' do with me now? I'm still a twerk of the town. Give me the sisters, I'm hoakin' them down. Hi, my name is Enrique, and you're tuning in to Talk of the Town. Today, we're here with? I see slug was going on. All right, awesome.  So I'll just ask you these questions, and then you'll give me the answer. All right, bud. So three things you'll take with you on an island. Airpods, gloves and pads. All right, airpods, gloves and pads, no phone? Oh, wait, but I said I need some from my airpods. Yeah, I guess so, right? What about, what's your favorite food? Sushi. Sushi, OK. What's your favorite album? Or my favorite album right now? Oh, Casco Bain, Too Slizzy, Too Sexy. Oh, OK, good pick. So OK, on top of that, what's your favorite song right now? Like Me by Siggie Black. Shoutout to Siggie, yeah. Yeah, fact, shoutout to Siggie. He actually did the Talk of the Town theme song. Oh, for real? Oh, sure. So anytime, like in the beginning of this, people are here, what you're going to do with me now? I was like, talk of the town. Yeah, shoutout to Siggie Black. Oh, I was trying to realize that, that's crazy. Yeah, man. What's the last movie you saw? I'm in the movies every two seconds. I was just watching The Departed today. Oh, wow. I've actually never seen that movie in its entirety. Yeah, but right here, it's great though. Every watch, you know, I'm watching a lot of my movies right now, so I mean, a few days ago, I just watched Black Mask for the first time. Oh, wow. I don't know how that movie went under the radar. That's easily one of the best crime movies of all time. And that just flew under everybody's radar. Yeah, Johnny adopted a great job. Yeah, he killed it. You saw that movie? Yeah, he did a great job.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. What is one artist you want to work with that you haven't yet? I mean, Cash and Sour, like we're really running short right now.  So I would say probably them right now, you know? Yeah, they have a very vibrant, bouncy energy. Yeah, 100%. Yeah, you know a Cash Co. Bane song when you hear it, which I feel like you can only say about like so many people.    Everything else is like, I'm like, no, no, no, no, no.  Same with Sour. But I wouldn't even consider, you know, Cash and Sour Joe rappers. They got their own genre of music right now. Yeah, not absolutely. I feel like they were, they're really important in helping bring that Jersey Club sound in New York too. Yeah, 100%. Yeah, yeah. And they're from like Long Island, I think, right?  I don't know. Somebody fact-check us in the comments. Yeah. Okay, so I don't know. I kind of, it kind of plays into the last one, but outside of Cash and Sour then, who was your dream feature? Dream feature?   I think he's like easily like the best lyricist of all time, but I mean, it takes, shit, I don't need it.  I would have sound right on the track when I'm right now, so yeah.  No, that's a great one. I honestly, I never would have guessed you to say that. I feel like Drake is a really common answer because he's the boy. Yeah, and I wouldn't just do it just because it's like, it would be a huge song. I really think Drake is just like, it just goes to show why he's that big, you know? Like if you go back and listen to like, nothing was the same, like his attitude out on that whole album is just like, nothing on anything else, you know?   Yeah, absolutely. I feel like especially since then, it's just like a string of Drake hit after it. Even if like people are a little, like whatever their own opinions are, like CLB for example, I know a lot of people were like divided on. I thought that was the best album since like, probably nothing was the same or...  I love that album, bro. I don't understand how people can hate on.   I listen to that album almost every day, you know? That was just different.  I really like, I feel like that made him go from just like, you know, yeah, he's Drake. Everyone around the world is gonna listen to him, but that especially opened up the whole thing. 100%, yeah. Okay, so dream feature. What is one song of yours you wish got more love? Have fun. Have fun?  The video was great too. At the time, we really didn't know what we were doing. And to be honest, you know, that song came out after I really, I was, you know, I was thinking about stopping making music, you know? Music wasn't my first, first thing. At first I didn't take it too serious. Then we had this song with Tekka blowing up and then there was like this five, six month period where I really couldn't like make a good solo song.  But yeah, at the time I was recording in my manager's basement and I had this one other studio I went to and it's like nothing was coming out well, you know?   So, you know, I was just like, I really got this one last good song and it was half fun at the time. And I recorded that and wrote it when I was like 13.   We ended up going to Penthouse. He was like, yo, I got this one engineer.  If this doesn't work, then, you know, just focus on sports or whatever you want to do. Yeah. And yeah, so I gave it a try.  So, I mean, long story short, that song came out like when I was like 15, 16, so almost three years took for that song to come out. Wow.  And yeah, I just knew, like, I was like, I feel like the song writing, the hook behind this is just so well. And once I made that, I was like, you know what, sometimes it really could be the engineer stuff. There's a lot of people I hear making music out here and it's like, you know where they're trying to go and it just sounds like shit, because they don't have the right equipment or right engineer. So, you know, if you ever doubt yourself, just make sure you record it at the right place.  But yeah, just make sure you got a good engineer, because that was really what was gonna be the breaking point of me, you know, keep going or stopping at that time, yeah. Yeah, man, engineers are so important to the process because I mean like, they're right there, directly recording you, but they can also give you that like, that great feedback because they're over there working with the system as well. And then there's the experience they pull from working with so many other people. Like, I was at an off record not too long ago and one of my boys was working with Matt Marvin. Shout out Matt Marvin. My boy was laying down the track and just going and as like he was rapping, Matt was taking the hook and just placing it over and over again, already structuring it so he could just focus on the verses.  No, no, it makes a huge difference.  There's two places I went to and it's just not working out.  We should.   No, that's what I'm talking about.  It was bad, but yeah, man, it just makes a big difference when you start getting with good people and that doesn't just go for engineering.   That really goes to almost everybody. Side to Siggi, shout out to Siggi. Yeah, facts, shout out to Siggi.  Yo, trust your engineer most of the time. Exactly, man. He's talking to you about wrestling. Yeah. It means it's time to go, right? Yeah, and stream, stream have fun.  I still think that is potential to blow up one day, so. Yeah. Okay, so we got over that. What show are you currently watching? Oh, I just finished shit, man, that's a good question.  I can talk about film all day because that's like my main interest besides sports and everything.  So eventually I want to, you know, turn pro, but I don't want to get too far off subject, but film is like, I want to become a film director eventually, so that was my main focus. That's what I'm going to be studying in college next year, bro. Oh, wow. Yeah, so I just finished watching Fouter. Sorry, I'm going way off time. No, you're good. Yeah, you ever seen Fouter? Is it a TV show? Yeah, yeah, it's on Netflix.  Because the main guy is, well, he directs it, he's the main character in it. And it's really based on a lot of his stories. So I think they wrote the first three seasons based around what he went through. Season four, I mean, season four is the best season, but it's like, all right, you could tell some of this shit, you know, it's probably didn't, maybe it did. I mean, I only saw that when season three came out and it was like, yeah, he's been through most of this.  Sheesh. So yeah, go watch Fouter, but my top three, I mean, I'm wearing a Peaky Blindness shirt right now. So that's my favorite show. The Boys, I don't know if you can see that. The Boys is a phenomenal show.  It's crazy because I saw that first episode and I fucking, I hated it at first.  And I'm a big comic book fan. I actually have the first comic book of The Boys I read and I didn't like it, but that's a show you gotta keep watching, bro. Absolutely. That and then Gangs of London. Oh, okay. Gangs of London is a phenomenal show. So a few other ones, I mean, Daredevil Punisher, Nicky Jam, but those are like my top three, four right there, yeah. Okay. And last one. What is one lesson you've learned in the industry so far? Don't trust anybody, bro. I really mean that, bro. I mean, I'm not gonna get too specific, bro, but if I was to tell anybody just starting out that really, promotion is a huge part and you gotta work with some shitty people, but just make sure you always have contracts with everything, man. That's huge, man.   And if they do, then at least you have something to go back on and try to get something back out of it. But yeah, bro, I mean, just don't trust anybody, bro. Nobody's really here to make friends. Everybody's here to just try to make money and put on for themselves. Yeah, damn. Drop in game.  All right, but so that concludes rapid fire questions. Let's get into it.  No, for real. It's all right, though. Okay, so you grew up in Queens, born and raised in Queens, actually. I feel like that's a really, really big thing to note. Cause I feel like a lot of people in different parts of the industry that are doing really big things, aren't like, or rather doing big things in New York, aren't from New York. So I feel like that born and raised tag really makes a difference. So what part of Queens are you from?  Yeah. I forgot the name of the towers, but yeah, I was there for a little while and then I moved to Flushing and now I'm kind of bouncing around. I stayed in Connecticut for a little when I went to prep school out there. And then I went to school in Jersey for a little while. I didn't stay out there, so I was actually driving back from Queens and Jersey every day.  Yeah, it was worth it.  Yeah, I played football hockey and baseball out there, so. Yeah, yeah. So you mentioned earlier that you played MMA and football as well. Oh, played MMA. You part took an MMA. Yeah, yeah, fought MMA. There we go. Thank you. Yeah, because I'm a baseball guy, so like for me it's always like, it's always play. But so music and sports, how does that come about? Which one came first actually? Sports. It's always been sports from the beginning, you know.  I'm going to LIU for football next year, but yeah, with me, it's always been football, hockey and baseball. Those were my three sports since I was super young. I played lacrosse for a little, but I stopped doing that. But yeah, I mean, it worked out well, because you know, after football season, you would jump into hockey. After hockey, it would be a baseball. And I loved being active, man.  I loved just working, working, working. So yeah, it was always my dream to, you know. My main goal since I was young was just to make sure my parents don't got to pay for my tuition for college and I go there on a scholarship. So that was my goal.  But yeah, it was sports all the time and then music kind of just happened out of nowhere, bro. It was actually, you know, my manager, Ty, started producing for a while and he played a few beats for me while he had all his recording equipment in his basement. And that's when I just started.   But yeah, so that file eventually got out to a bunch of people that we knew.  It actually doesn't sound bad. So I went back in there, I made it a real song and there was another artist in the area that was hot at the time and we got him on it. And it was cool.  But I wasn't planning on making a music career.   Like how do you do it? To be honest, it doesn't really interfere, you know? If you're, I mean, it's annoying, you know, maybe, but I can't sit there and just focus all day on music and making TikToks, but I don't really need that much time when I'm on the phone, you know, in between practices or driving to school and back, you know, I'm on the phone with him all day, you know? What could we do next? You know, what's the next big thing with promotion?  I mean, it's a lot of stressful, but it's not like super, super time consuming, you know? Yeah. So I never really interfered too much, but I mean, yeah, you know, I'm always busy. You know, like, I like being busy, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, no, I could imagine, because I mean, like I grew up, I played baseball and football and basketball, but more so on the street than like organizationally. So. Thank you, Sven. Now I'm a Mets fan, bro. Okay, okay, I like the Mets, so I'm not a Mets hater. It's not like hockey, you know, I'm a Mets fan only, but yeah, I like both two years, yeah. Yeah, I feel like I could see, or definitely I can understand like all the questions, because I remember how time consuming playing sports was, just baseball, like. 100%. Yeah, bro, practice, game. That's not even including like conditioning and exercises as well. If you're like really, like really, really trying to get at that level. So kudos. I mean, it sounds like you got a really great work ethic, bro. Yeah, thanks man. Yeah, no, especially considering what, D1 football you said, right? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, I just graduated, so now I'm playing in L.I.U. next year. Yeah, we started practicing already, so yeah, we looked at this, I'm excited. Okay, so let's take it back to the beginning of the music bit. So when exactly, how old were you when you entirely down that track? Well, it's my freshman. 12, 13, yeah, yeah. Okay, when did you release like your first, 12, 13, right? Yeah, right around that time, yeah. Okay, what was the response like? People liked it. But it wasn't like people had any expectations. It was kind of like, oh, this kid was playing football, Marcy is a freshman, and he's doing music now. Oh, why not listen to it? It was a decent song. I don't know what came out first, was it drama or a bad little thing? It was one of those two songs. Yeah, I think it was drama. Not that I'm, yeah, I gotta tell you, but on Spotify, on Spotify, drama's first. Yeah, Ty's name on there, Ty was a man with ball, everybody knows from sports, so that's when people started catching on to it, and then over time, it started getting bigger and bigger, and I still didn't take it seriously, and saw a few thousand coming in there. So what was it like starting to take it seriously?  Well, I'll tell you one thing about the song with Little Tech, that I definitely brought it in that direction, was even at the time when we dropped the song with Little Tech, I wouldn't consider us taking it seriously, because even at that time, I didn't drop a song that didn't have a feature on it. So I wouldn't say it was just for fun, but one thing where I saw that I kind of liked the direction it was going in, is, well, people knew, people I knew from school and from Queens, I knew Tech, and we got in touch and eventually got the hook back from them, but I was like, Ty, this song is actual hip, bro.  Let's get one more person who's big on it.   And sure enough, a few days after we got the hook, we see Lugard Cash at Holy Cross. I think we were, I don't know if, yeah, we were in high school at the time. Yes, we were freshmen and they had a game and we were just chilling and I was like, yo, this is before Ty wants to cross. I'm not gonna, I'm going to off-top it, but yeah. So we were at the game and there was a bunch of people that, who else was there, bro? It was Lugard Cash, it was some big people there. What's his name? Who's in the NBA right now, bro? Co-Anthony. Yeah, yeah.  Like we got nothing to lose, bro.  What's the worst that could happen? So Lugard Cash's people were fucking, they were really cool and Ty, you know, talked his way into agreeing with us to try to get a feature for a super low price and which at the time for us was like fucking, that was not low at all, but it was like, I forgot how much it was. I'm not gonna say anything, but it wasn't that bad looking back on it, but at that time we were like, whoa, bro, how are we gonna come up with this money? So there was a snowstorm that happened, like, it was actually going on during the game.  So we got a few hundred from that with just hustling, hustling. He's over here selling his shoes.  Sure enough, we got him on the song and man, looking back on it, if I had that track right now, I wouldn't know what to do with it.   And, but I knew that tackle would blow up. I knew it would be a good song. So eventually it caught on. And once I saw, you know, the numbers and everything and I was like, bro, why don't we try doing this for real? So I was like, all right, man, but you can't keep doing this feature.  That's, that's when I went into that phase, you know, where I felt like I couldn't do nothing after a while, but then a half fun really, really brought me back. And that's when I realized, you know, I got a talent and just songwriting and coming up with these hooks, you know? Yeah. Yeah.  Yeah. I mean, we'll bring things a little more recent. You just dropped the track with Ron Suno today. Yeah, today. Yeah. Yeah. How did that come about? Shit. We were actually in Ty's basement just talking and, you know, I'm not going to lie. It was just at this time, I was away at prep school in Connecticut.  You know, I'm over here.  I hated it out there. But I come back and bro, when I came back, it was like all this sample drill. And I remember before I left the only people, the only person who was doing sample drill was like Siggi at the time.  I mean, they're like, yeah, Siggi's big, but bro, this guy's like K-Flock and all these guys.  I mean, Ron Suno's been hot for a minute, but like it was just like all over the place. They're like, yo, let's make a Joe song. And I was like, all right, I made a bunch of, I'm not really, I never fell in love with the drill type of way, but I love Jersey drill. You know, I wouldn't consider that the same genre, but yeah, and I had a bunch of these Jersey songs.  I had a different verse. The only thing was that was in the version that it is now is the hook. And I thought it was the worst song I had coming out that session where I did all those Jersey songs. I showed. And so I was like, no, bro, like this is a hit, you know?  He's like, no, no, no, we're gonna follow up with this. So he started reaching out to people. We, you know, Ty's cool with Bo. And that's when eventually, you know, we got Ron Suno on it.  Oh, wow. That we have on that song. I still gotta figure out what to do. And maybe we drop it as a remix, but yeah, there's a lot more people on that song. Oh, sure. It's, right now we only put out the, I'm not gonna get into specifics, but yeah. Okay. That's how that song came about. So some possible remixes slash verses, you're trying to figure out what to do. 100%, yeah. Okay, interesting. Yeah, I mean, I think it's a really good song. I like the Rihanna sample. I don't think, I could be wrong, but I've never heard anybody sample a man down before. I thought those are really good, really good tracks. I did too. I mean, shout out to Denzel.  He doesn't just take the sample.   This guy completely re-renders the beat. And if you ever catch up the song over Shai, Kei, and Sinki. Yeah. What he did with that beat was sick, bro.  Yeah, I was listening to the catch the, to the catch a op pack. Cause you dropped another song on there too, Chico. I actually didn't even know that until like, cause I remember seeing catch a op drop. And I remember it being big cause I think respective did that video too, right? Yeah. So shout out to respective. Shout out to respective. It was on the picture right there. What's it called? But yeah, no, I had no clue that Chico dropped.  Yeah, thank you man. It is a really good song, bro. Like I think you're really good at finding the melodies that go right with the beat and like flowing on them really good too.  But there's also like a fair amount of your lines that are like melodic as well, like writing the beat in a way. And I feel like it works really well with the whole like, the whole like, the contrast between the deep voice and like the melodies. Yeah, thank you man.  Everything with Joe now is just rap, rap, rap, you know?   So I try to do my best with the hooks and songwriting. And yeah, I take it seriously. It's not just gonna be rap, rap, rap, talk about that people all day, you know? Yeah, for real.  No, absolutely. I think like a lot of drill songs don't really have that structure to, you know, like the hook chorus and hook are the same thing. The hook verse hook or even verse hook verse and so on and so forth. A lot of it is just like, kind of just goes in one way. Yeah. You know what I mean? And yours is, your stuff is really different. Cause it's also like, it's also not that short, you know? Like your songs are like decent length. And I feel like that's something that doesn't really happen a lot nowadays. Like you'll see somebody drop like a two and a half minute song, three minute song, maybe, but a lot of songs are like just barely hitting that two minute mark, if not like five or six seconds over.   You know what I mean? No, that's a fact. Like, you know, it's like the snippet is the song. Yeah. Yeah, pretty much. Yeah, I know. What's it called? So you have a lot of singles out. I was going through Spotify not too long ago and it's like a lot of singles. There's the two track quote unquote EP for catch it up. But you had an EP out prior, right? Yeah, it was like an album.  It was kind of like recording in my manager's basement. But yeah, yeah, Trapju. Yeah, Trapju.  I kind of just wanted to be funny, you know? But yeah, I mean, Trapju's a funny name. But I'm kind of glad we got that off, you know? That just doesn't. I mean, you know, there's a few songs on there that still have really good song structure on it. Like, Cut Her Off is a good song. You know, the hook on that song, I feel like. There's a few songs on there, but I just still, it doesn't match, you know, the artist I'm trying to be now. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I get that because of brand identity, I feel like it's really a big thing that not a lot of rappers really bother to care about, you know? Yeah. And I feel like it just goes to show, like, that you do care about your work because, like you're saying, you know, like, it's not representative of the artist that you are now. Yeah, exactly. So, like, it doesn't make sense for that kind of thing to continue to, like, be up there if it's not, like, you know, it's not really your thing. Exactly. Yeah. So that's really cool, though. No, I was wondering because, like, I was telling you earlier, I was looking. I didn't see it, so I was like, but it did, like, not drop. Yeah, yeah, we had to make sure we got that off. Yeah, I'm glad, though. What I'm, uh, what's it called? Do you ever, like, see yourself taking some of those songs and, like, just reworking them? A hundred percent, man.  I could see where I'm going, and I play it for other people, and they could see where I'm going.  There's so many songs I want to go back and revisit, but at the same time, it's like I'm writing so much, and, you know, I'm so focused on all the stuff I'm doing now, but if I really go back and rework some of those other songs, I think I could have a few hits, yeah. Okay. What I'm, I mean, do you, you said you like Jersey Drill a lot. Do you have, like, a preference for a specific genre, or is it just, like, any kind of, like, hip hop? I listen to pop all day, bro. Oh, really?   I'm like, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh.   Maybe they're a little catchy, but I don't know, bro.   Who were some of the pop acts that you were listening to, back from, like, when you were in high school or something like that? Amy Winehouse, or some piece, yeah. She's, she's, there's never be anything like her. I thought that she was like ahead of her time and brought back some from the past that was never there, if you know what I mean.  Yeah, I mean, you know, there's a few songs I have that are kind of like on the bridge of like, more of like an R&B slash pop.  I mean, him directed it, I wrote it.  Yeah, it's a, you know, 10, 11 minute film. You have a few cool people in there, JoJo Scarlotta's in there, so yeah, it's gonna be good. I'm just waiting for the right time to drop that, but that song isn't a hip hop song.   Shout out to Jamie Dolan.  He's a, I love that guy, you know, he's so humble. He was one of the only guys I met, like I said, that I could, you know, I could talk to all day and really trust he's just a good guy, you know, cause at the level he's had, he actually, you know, talking about Jamie, he reached out to me and I was just shocked cause I was like, I saw this stuff that he was doing.  Yeah man. I'm like, you know, and he was just like, nah, I just, I saw the vision you got and all this stuff and you sent a lot different than most of the other people in New York. So yeah, I mean, hearing that from a guy like him is awesome. So then he was like, bro, let's fucking, let's get together and make something happen. So he went out to eat. I wrote up this script for the short film I had and he really liked that, you know?  But no, I made sure, you know, I always had this concept of doing like a short film slash video. And right when I got in touch with him, I was like, he's the perfect guy to help me get it done, you know? Definitely. So yeah, shout out to Jamie Dorn, man. I can't wait to get that out. Yeah, it's gonna be awesome.  Yeah, we interviewed him not too long ago. And he's a great guy, amazing conversationalist. Honestly, our interview didn't even feel like that. It just felt like I was just sitting down again to know who he is. He's dope, man. Yeah, super humble.  And he's looking like where to put people on next. So I feel like we need a lot more of that in the industry. Somebody like him who's like, genuine. Exactly, exactly. I agree with you on this side. Yeah, what's it called? So getting back on the topic of singles and such, do you, like, is there an icy slug project? Like, not maybe, like, not at least like in the near future, but somewhere along the line? Yeah, I mean, right now I have like probably over 100 I'm released.  I could easily narrow it down to a good 15 songs right now, but I just don't feel like I'm at that level to put it out and feel good about, you know, promoting it. I just don't think I'm at that level yet, but there will definitely come a time. I mean, I have a whole concept behind it and I just know which way I would want to push it, but just not there, you know, I'm waiting for one of these singles to get a little bigger and, you know, start catching on a little more, yeah. Yeah, I got that. Do you, is it something you think, would it be like a hip hop album or would it just be like diverse? I would love to, I would love for it to be just a mix of a whole bunch of stuff, man. Like there is, I have, you know, I'm just all over the place, man. When it comes to Jersey, I feel like I got a bunch of good Jersey songs. When it comes to regular, you know, like a Travis Scott type hip hop song. Yeah, I have that and all of them sound good, bro. I mean, even like, you know, I just finished a few songs where, you know, I kind of had like that Cardi slash the short lonely type vibe and I was taking a lot of inspiration from this guy called Highway, if you've never heard of him, but he's dope. He's gonna get up there too, but yeah, and I thought that stuff sounded amazing too. So I have all these genres, you know, I would love to just throw it on one album so people could realize, you know, I'm not like just a one dimensional artist. You know, I could really write songs for any, any type of genre and throw a little bit of pop and R&B on there. Yeah. Yeah, I would definitely, I would tune into an Icy Slug pop album. Yeah, yeah, I appreciate that. Absolutely bro.  Yeah, thank you. So I'd really, especially like honestly, I'd never would have taken you for somebody who listens to Lady Gaga. Really? Not at all. Yeah, I know.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. If you rather listen to that then, I mean, there's still good hip hop.  Yeah, especially because like it's, it's written with that intention of it being more universal, you know, like accepting to a wider audience. Yeah. Cause like, I mean, there are definitely hip hop tracks that I feel like do make that crossover. Oh, 100%. And it's like everybody can like it, but not every hip hop track is like that. Yeah. You know? Exactly. But I feel like every pop song is like that. Yeah. So, yeah. I see slug pop album, not bad. I think that's something to look out for in the future. Yeah, yeah, hopefully. Okay.  Yeah, yeah. I mean, we had a few moments. Okay. I'll break them down for us. Yeah.   You know, it's not like a secret, but it was, you know, on the news when I got stabbed in the head with a machete when I was like, I want to say 13, 14 years old. Yeah. Crazy, right?  That's crazy. I mean, you're here. God bless, you know? Yeah, thank God. But yeah, I mean, I might as well tell the whole story.  And they don't really know.   Facts, I know about the Puerto Rican moms. I got one myself.   I wanna give a...   So it was like my mom was taking care of it, let me stop. But so yeah, so I pulled my mom off.  Like, yo, ah, ah, she's stunk. It was just like weird, weird thing.  They get back in their cars, my mom gets back in hers and my water bottle fell out. I had football later that day.  I had football practice, so I pick it up.   I was only 13 at the time, 13, 14.  Even as like a, I'm 23.  After that, that's all I expect now, you know?     She starts smashing my mom's side of the car, bro. Like it's breaking the metal, the glass and I start getting worried, bro. I'm like, whoa, that might be a bat. I start trying to break it.   This whole time I still think it's like a bat.   And it was a lady and, you know, I was good shape at the time and I mean, there's nothing to do with it, but.  Yeah, understandable. I have a mother, a sister, I would never think about hitting a female. The worst thing I think you can do in my opinion. And I just tried to grab her and throw her down, you know, without really like hurting her. And, you know, she was, it was like a few seconds, right? But she was hacking at me for a little on my form.  I still thought it was a belt and I push it to the floor. I felt something caught in my head. So I smack it out. And the thing like smacks out right away. And I see blood squirting everywhere, Broly. Pumping out. Yeah. I'm like, no, I got worried because I was like, I thought I didn't hit her. You know, I'm over here thinking that she's the one who's bleeding.  And I keep waking up and here and there, I'm like going in and out.    I see my mom going crazy and she get the lady who stabbed me gets up and gets in her car and leaves.  I mean, I ended up having a severed artery and I got through the first three layers of my scone. I think there's only five. So two more layers and I would have been dead, you know?  Oh my God.    And I guess they were thinking, my mom was gonna pick it up or do something more.  And eventually I, when I covered my head or whatever and was able to stop the bleeding, I guess I got some of my consciousness back and my mom was freaking out. So I was trying to calm her down. To be honest, I felt fine at the time. It was like, after all that, everything felt crazy but I really didn't feel any pain. Obviously your body's in shock. And I just remember my mom freaking out. So I was trying to calm her down. I'm like, wow, we're good. I took out my phone to take a video to like, I'm bugging out at the time. Just like doing whatever I could to keep my mom calm.    And yeah, I mean, took forever for the police to get there.  Cause that was one of the main arteries in your brain.   In the beginning, I really didn't think it was like that bad cause you're just, at that age, you don't process it like that. Yeah, then you go to court and everything.   No, not a problem, that was a lot to unpack. I mean, I could only imagine like actually going through it.  Yeah, thank you man, I appreciate it.  Yeah, so that was on the news and everything. And yeah, that's when people with school started finding out and then they started, you know, looking at my music and everything, not saying that, you know, shouldn't have really been from that. But yeah, that's when people started taking it a little, not seriously, but they just started paying attention a little more. Yeah, and holy shit, was that before or after the Tekuson? Little after, so that grew to the big boost. Was it after? It was after, okay, yeah, it was after. Wow, talk about promo. Oh my God.  Yo, that is crazy. Oh my God. Yeah. Wow, I don't even know what to say after that because that's just like, oh my God. Bro, yo, what happened to the lady? Did she get locked up or anything like that? Cause I mean like, that's what I'm on. You got stabbed in the head. I mean, amongst a few other things, but yo, how do you? Yeah, so it's crazy.    When you look at it, bro, I'm like, it doesn't get any worse than this.  Like it's crazy. Yeah, that's insane. Yeah, pretty much the whole jury decided on her not being found guilty on anything. So she got off scot-free? Well, I mean, like not scot-free, but like, they found her innocent? 100%. She didn't do no time. On anything, bro. No, that's crazy. And you know, what?   Oh my God. When you see all the footage and everything, it's just like, how, bro?  That's all they did was literally defend themselves, man.   Like, it's a little weird to me, you know? Yeah, absolutely. The courts, it's crazy. There's people who get years, or used to anyway, get years, over a dime bag, bro. Like a little tiny bit of weed like this used to get you years in prison, but getting slashing someone doesn't. Well, she does it again, you know? It's just like, it makes no sense. It's crazy. Sheesh. Wow. I'm glad you're here, man.   Wow, where'd even go from that? I know, right? It's nuts, man. I mean, yeah, most of it is short. That did give us a push in the right direction of music, so. Wow. God damn.  That's crazy. But also, before anything like that happens, check out your friend's music, you know? Because like, yeah. Right?  Like, yo, people gotta have more genuine intentions, like, yo. Ah, it's nuts, bro. Jesus Christ.  It could have been even worse, bro. Absolutely.  Yeah, for real. At least you got, at the very least, like, you got a little push from it. But even then, that's just like a small upside.  Wow, okay, let's lighten things up. Let's play another game. All right, let's do it. All right, so this one's called Finish the Sentence, and you, I say a part of a sentence, and then you finish it. Yeah. So, okay. My friends would say that I am. I don't know what to say without feeling cocky. I'll just say I'm a hard worker. Okay. But this chapter of my life is called.  I heard that. Felt that, absolutely. The most underrated song on my playlist is. Like me by Ziggy Black. Shout out Ziggy Black. Yeah, yeah, that's my guy, man. Okay, if you want to impress me, so like if somebody wants to impress Icy Slug. How? Just so loyalty and your drive, really, yeah. Your work ethic, I mean, even when I'm on the field with people or doing condition or whatever, that's why I get to see where you really are. It's how much you want to put in, yeah. Yeah, damn, that's good. My favorite song I wrote is Damn. I feel like, other than Have Fun. No, I mean, it's probably, it's a different question. I would say. Oh yeah, that's true, damn. Probably just, I would say the song that we did the short film for with Jamie. So I'm released, but yeah. I mean, it's called Here With You. Okay. When that comes out, you guys will know, yeah. All right, but definitely looking forward to that. Okay, my biggest turnoff is, or pet peeve, either or. There's so many different. Biggest turnoff for a person, a girl, or. Anything, any of them. Anything that fits the criteria, it can be multiple. If a female is too friendly with somebody, man. I'm sure it's that, bro. Sheesh. Yeah, you don't want to deal with that. That is not fun. All right, last one. I can't do business with you if.  I'm not gonna say it. Nah, I can't do business with you if you have. Is this supposed to be rapid fire, bro? No, no, no, this is not as rapid fire. No, don't worry. You can say bad reputation. I feel like it's so general, though. I mean, not a bad answer. I'm not, I can say much other, so I'm not gonna say. Okay, so we'll just go with that. If you got a bad reputation, stay away from the slug. Don't do it. Don't come to your room. All right, but. So what, what do you have anything upcoming outside of the short film slash song that you want people to be on the lookout for? Yeah, yeah, yeah.  It still needs some editing and stuff, but oh, it's video for Chico. So yeah, visuals for that. Okay. I have a bunch of plans for this summer, but yeah, I got a few big, unreleased songs. Yeah, one song I think is gonna be a hit when it gets up there, but shit, I don't really have names for these songs. But here with you is probably the main thing to look out for, yeah. Okay. It's creative, it's different. I feel like, especially at this stage in an artist's career, it's not, I feel like most people don't really put out content like that, especially being independent. Destroy Lonely did something like that recently for his album. I don't know if you saw a short film. Yeah, I saw bits and pieces of it. That's just crazy. Honestly, I don't know. I might get some hate for this, but I tried, I wasn't feeling the Destroy Lonely album. It takes time, man, because, oh man, if I think one of my guys, Diego, put me on him so long ago, my cousin too, and they're always, bro, Destroy Lonely does it. I love Cardi, but I was like, I kind of like sounds like, kind of like similar to that, you know? And when you really sit down and listen to it, and I feel like Destroy is like putting on like a whole new wave of music. Like he's the perfect hybrid between like rock and rap. Okay. But it takes time, you know? Listen to him, because I fucking, I love him, you know? And I feel like, you know, if you're a fan, it's not really pop music, but if you have a, you know, like a thing for like that, like rock kind of music that it'll eventually get to, you know what I mean? But I thought his short film was awesome, man. So something like that, yeah. Okay. I definitely got to check it out. I see Slug, thank you so much for stopping by. You guys, I appreciate it. Thank you for having me. Of course. Tell, why don't you tell the people where they could find you? Shit, anywhere, Apple Music, Instagram, I see Slug. Yeah, all platforms, YouTube, more content coming soon, man. All right, bet. So find me on the field at LIU this year. Oh, nah, tell him again, tell him again. Say what you chose. Yeah, nah, you can see me at LIU this year on the football field. Hopefully I get another fight in December. I should, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. December, November, right when football season is done, I'm going straight into camp. So you can see me in the octagon, too. All right, cool.  Yeah, keep on the lookout. Keep on the lookout for I see Slug. Big things coming soon. Thanks, man, man. Appreciate it. Thank you guys for having me, bro. Of course. Thank you for tuning in to Talk of the Town. I'm Enrique, and we'll see you next time.


Welcome back to Tennis Talk, my name's Cam Williams and the WTA finals draw has just come out And we have some interesting matchups in the group stage for the WTA finals Of course, it's happening in Texas this year It was in Mexico last year and it used to be in Asia but because of restrictions It's been moved and it's gonna be a big big event over the next week Let's go have a look at the group stage and some of the matchups that we're gonna be seeing So we've got two groups of four players the top eight players of the world and Tracy Austin group We have Shveontek, the world number one, Goff the world number four, Garcia the world number six And Kazakina the world number eight So familiar names for Igor Shveontek And of course we know about that Garcia matchup And then we've got the Nancy Richie group with Jabir the number two, Pagola the number three Sakurai the number five and Sabalenka the number seven And we've seen a few of those players play over the last few months as well So that's gonna be a lot of fun to watch. The top player from the first group will go and play the second player of the second group Number one of each group plays the number two of the second group and vice versa The number one of second group plays the number two of the first So that's how it plays out and then the finalists are the winners of those semis But let me know down in the comments below. What do you reckon is gonna happen? Who do you think's gonna win? Is anyone gonna beat Shveontek? I think that's the real question Does anyone pose a threat against Igor Shveontek because she's beaten all these players this year Except for Garcia, except for Garcia, but Garcia has gone through a lot right now She just split with her coach. So is Garcia's head gonna be in the game? That's the question I think it might be that Garcia Shveontek match that we're all looking forward to the most Let me know down in the comments below. What do you reckon? Who's gonna win the WTA finals this year?


All right, so Michel, how to swim today is the first time, you scared the beach, you never did swim before So the first thing is to learn how to be relaxed and comfortable looking into the water You don't have to practice where it's deep, just stay where it's shallow, okay? So you can practice on the stairs here, you can practice in the pool where you touch the bottom The more important thing is to learn how to exhale and relax your breathing So you can play music with your mouth, you can look in the water, blow bubbles and exhale for five seconds Then when you are out of air you will have You breathing one big breathing, not two, not only one big and again five second bubbles, okay?  One two three four, breathe Three four, up, three four, up, top, top, all right, that's very good, that's the first step Okay, the second step will be to be able to do the same, but don't touch the ground because If you know what is there in the shallow pool where you can touch the bottom anytime Your body floats, your body fly on the water So you can you can feel then you can fly like Superman on the top of the water You don't have to touch the ground with your legs and you don't have to scare because all your body gonna just naturally Float, that's the natural BNC, okay?  So I'm gonna help you find and I'm right here to help you and we do together Bubbles accept to fly, very good, don't panic and If you need to touch the ground anytime touch the ground Can you feel your body is floating here? I help you with my hand, but you can't fly see Relax, your legs are here.  All right. I still help you All right Let's go to the wall and there is the wall. All right look Now you can do the same you can fly pushing with your feet on the wall to have a bit more speed remember Relax blow your bubble five second Then you can go up and breathe, but always blow your bubbles five second. Let's go Take a big breath Push on the wall look at the ground relax relax relax relax and breathe Relax cool. Very good. All right We can go back together. All right. I push you slightly two one And go just fly Your body is relaxed you can fly so never fight never panic never scared. That's the thing always control your breathing Okay, last one.  You can touch the ground. How do you feel now? You okay? Now we are eating the last portion of the training to learn how to swim safe and independent You just need to learn the last thing the last thing once you are able to relax Once you know how to blow your bubbles Once you can feel your body can fly on the surface horizontal looking at the bottom. Okay, your legs up your arms up then you can start to After the bubbles Push with your hand into the water to go ahead with your head. Remember the water is resistance So if you pull this way your body move this way if you push your hand down Your body goes up to push your hand like this. You will go down. It's all about reaction. Okay, because it's a resistance So you are flying like a bird like Superman in the water And now you want to breathe to breathe you want your heads to go up, right?   I have breeze so I go down and I blow again my bubbles So you repeat that momentum five-second bubbles push your hand down breathe and again five-second bubbles And again and again And you need to feel relaxed After you can start to keep with your legs on the surface to move faster You can start to swim with moving your hand and go faster on the speed But the more important is not to go fast. The more important is to feel comfortable Relax control your breathing and every time you want to go ahead push down your hand breathe one time Feel relaxed look down again and enjoy the bubbles. Okay, so now it's your turn I'm gonna carry the camera on my head To help you more That's the one All right, so we are together here like a team you can come to me five-second bubbles When you need to breathe remember just Push your hand in the water and go help with your head. I'm gonna help you with my hand at the time You need to breathe. Let's go One two three four push down breathe and relax good Relax Good relax. All right. That's very good. Are you feel?  Okay, just breathe close to the water is enough. Let's go again One two three four pull and breathe and down one two three One big breathing That's amazing. All right Slow down very good. Okay. Look. Are you relaxed? Do you scare?  Okay, now just go accept I'm just on the side. It's fine. You can touch the ground anytime you need and go One two three four breathe and down very good relax Breathe and down you agree Push down when you want to do it the bigger pulling bigger pulling Bigger pulling Do you want me to give you the paddle now to have more power? Okay? The paddle will helps you for the sensation. Okay, which is great So I have the paddle here. Whoop la These two paddle will give you more resistance in the water. So it's the same.   Everything is in slow motion. Everything is fine. Okay, let's do the same exercise One two three four pull down and breathe you need to pull down One two three four pull down. Okay, Remy listen When you want to breathe you need to pull Down because it will give you some Resistance to push your body. Yes down in the water.  Don't hesitate to move your hand. Okay All right, you float perfectly now. Just learn how to pull down more One two three four pull down breathe and down relax when you pull down Breathe relax you need to relax. That's perfect.  It's all good.  I put all the hair in my legs and then I go down and I play the music again All right You're doing great.  It was good.  I help you first One two three pull down Relax my friend you start to again Pull down with your hand.  Okay You match the motion. Go. One, two, three, pull down and breathe and relax. Relax, it's okay. It's fine. It's all easy. You can feel it yourself already, okay? I'm on the side here. I will let you use your both hands. Okay? Let's go together, all right? One, two, three, pull down and down. One, two, three, pull down, relax. That's the way. I'm helping you from the side. Pull down, relax, it's good. It's like I help you by your reason for your good. Two, three, pull down, relax. One, two, three, pull down. Two, three, pull down, relax. We are good. We are good, we are good. It's all in your mind. I'm very serious. You have the skill. You just need to let go the fear in your stomach and accept that here everything is safe. You touch the ground, you are with a coach. The environment is super safe. You will never drink water. You know how to blow bubbles, you know how to breathe. Everything is fine, okay? If I don't touch you sometimes, you keep going on the same intensity. You can do it, okay? We pull down. Good, one, two, three. I hold from the hips now. Pull down, very good. One, two, three, pull down. That's very good, you see? I start for a while. Can you feel it? I, at the beginning, you need me to hold your legs. To hold your hands. Now I can hold your shoulders. And at the end I was holding a bit of your hips. But the rest of the time you do alone. It was because you relax and go slowly. When you wanna learn how to swim, if you go fast, you fight. The speed is usually a factor of fear. And we don't want the fear. We want you to be super easy in the water. Comfortable, confident, enjoying the sensation of floating, okay? So we're gonna move this way. And the same, sometimes I help, sometimes I help less. Just keep the same thing. And you will realize that without my help, you can swim alone, okay? Two, three, pull down and go. Keep relaxing, relax. One, two, three, pull down. One, two, three, pull down. Relax. Keep the body horizontal, keep floating. Go down. Remy, Remy, Remy. Every time you start to panic, every time you do mistake. It's all about this. Just, I'm there. One moment, you look for me, I don't know why. Don't look for me, just keep going. It's super fine. You're doing great, actually. I don't help much.  There's nothing to block with, okay? Just relax, remember. Relax and enjoy the sensation. Go. Two, three, pull down. Breathe in and down. One, two, three, pull down. Breathe in and down. Try to relax, feel you can float. Any time you wanna breathe, you can just match your pushing. All right, you start to breathe too fast. You start to breathe, breathe. That's too fast. Remember, take your time. The thing is to go slowly. Really, go super slow. You can do more than five seconds if you want. Breathe, slowly. Keep that slow motion.  Trust me. Here, it's all about being relaxed, okay? Let's go. One, two, three, four. Go ahead, breathe in and down. You are fine, your body floats. The water is easy to control. When you wanna breathe up, just pull down and breathe. Excellent. Don't fight, don't panic, go slowly. It's all about being, enjoying the moment.  And go down and float again. See, you can float alone. You still can do it. Look, I'm here, I'm just on the side. Do it, come down, just do it. I don't touch you. It's okay, it's the same. You see, you look at me, you did it.  It's the same, you have the time to breathe. You have the windows to breathe.  It's normal to go down after. Don't scare to go down after. That's what you want. You wanna go back down in the water because you did breathe in, okay? We do a little bit and I'll let you to finish alone just when we are close there. It's very simple though. You're doing great. One, two, three, pull down, relax, man, relax. Two, three, pull down, relax. It's fine. Your body floats. Just calm down, calm down, calm down, calm down. The breathe. You gonna relax when you start to release the fear in your stomach, when your breathing is slow. Remember the music. Brrrr, brrrr, brrrr. Breathe and relax, all right? Two, three, four. Breathe and relax, yes. Take your time, man. Breathe and relax. Take your time. Yes, you did one alone. That's wonderful, man. So, you did one alone, right? You did it wrong. Did you panic? You see, when you go slow, it's easy, right? High five. That's brilliant. You come back from here to me. You do the same, look. I'm just right here. You go super slow.  That's it, that's it. Now you can do it alone. Relax, I saw it. You can do it once, you can do it twice, you can do it all the time. Then you know how to swim. Let's go. Blow your bubbles five second. Fly and relax. Pull down, breathe, and down. One, two, three, four, five. Finish. One. I know you feel a bit like the skill is not that simple. It is super easy, right? You blow bubbles five second. You need to breathe. Pull down with your hand.  We do again.  Let's go. Bubbles, then relax, and then go up, breathe. Look, this one you forgot to breathe in.  Just breathe in. Look. Breathe in, then go down. Try again. If you scared again, we go back to the normal one. One, two, three, four, and breathe in. One, two, three. Okay, that's good. You did it. You did it not 100% relaxed, but you did it. Do it again and try to relax, okay? One, two, three, four, pull down, breathe. Yes, that is good.


This paper reviews existing literature on cybersecurity behavior and identifies key trends. It finds that the protection motivation theory, PMT, is the dominant theory used to explain cybersecurity behavior, followed by cybersecurity awareness and compliance behavior. Studies tend to focus on individualistic contexts rather than collective ones, and the majority of studies examine cybersecurity behavior at the organizational level. The authors propose several research agendas to explore cybersecurity behavior at the individual level, including exploring the role of culture and gender in cybersecurity behavior, investigating the impact of cybersecurity education on cybersecurity behavior, and studying the effectiveness of cybersecurity policies and procedures in influencing cybersecurity behavior. This article was authored by Afra Al-Mansori, Mustafa Al-Emaran, and Colled Shialan.


There's no need to publish any more gritty, existential retellings of the Superman origin. Any attempt would be redundant because it was done in 1930. Almost a full decade before the creation of Superman himself. In fact, this book greatly inspired the creation of Siegel and Schuster's Superman. It poses the predictable questions of does an indestructible, untouchable man have the ability to change the world or to change the direction of humanity? And furthermore, does such a man even owe such consideration to the rest of humanity at all? The author has the maturity to avoid indulging in simple power fantasies. He avoids providing easy answers to these questions. In fact, the message of the book seems to be that there are no answers at all. The full audiobook is available for download from LibriVox.org, an organization of volunteers that create public domain audiobooks from public domain books. A link is in the description. Being an old school comic book collector, I'd heard about this book and read about how influential it was on the creation of Superman, but I'd never read it before and now I'm glad I did. I thought it would be dated, but every time I felt the author might be bogging down in some archaic, unsophisticated trope, he didn't. It's a better book than expected. You can support 30 Seconds Sci-Fi and my other projects by becoming a patron. There's a link in the description below.


Welcome to the 2015 NCHA Ferturity, we just had the final of the limited non-pro, one by Rietta Deferina, who rode Stevie Ray Vaughn and marked a 220. Congratulations Rietta. Thank you, it was so exciting. Tell us about your run, take us through it. So my first cow, the cut was a little rough, it kind of scared me, but it was still okay and it was a very very good cow and he handled it like a six year old. He handled it so good and my second cow, same thing, cut was, to my opinion, wasn't as good as I can do it, but still kind of scary, kept everybody on their toes and he still handled everything. The cow was very close and we still, we handled it very very good and my third cow just ran across the pin and we got to hit some massive stops like he can, he can do it. So I just, I knew, I trusted him. Did it feel like a winning run? It did, it did in a way, you know, I felt like I did very good, but I wasn't sure what they were going to do with my first two cuts because I mean I'm very critical on myself and I wasn't really sure what was going to happen, but when I saw the 20, I was just like ecstatic, but I wasn't sure, you know, someone could come up and, you know, do better. I just wasn't quite sure what was going to happen. You're obviously consistent competitors together because you've scored 3-2-20s at the fertility here. Yes, yes, he's, I mean I think he just, for one, he loves me and I love him to death, but I think it's a pretty consistent score, it's shocking, shocking. So tell us about the horse, Stevie Ray Vaughan, love the name, are you fans?  And Purple Rain is his sister and which is Prince and I think she just, mom's also a Stevie Ray Vaughan's fan and she taught that this name fit him perfect and it really does, he's so much like him, it's crazy. You got a whole rock and roll stable? Oh, for sure, every day we listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Purple Rain and Prince and all that. So now that you've got this win under your belt, what are your plans with the non-pro? You know, the same thing I did as I walked in the showpin today was just to do the best I could, you know, smooth cuts, keep everything nice and calm and keep it pretty average and just let the cows do what they can do and the judges think what they can think about my horse and what I can do. Congratulations and best of luck for the non-pro final. Thank you, thank you very much.


Culture Trip is a startup, a new company, really working in media and in travel. We tell stories about what makes a place special and unique and its people and its culture. And we're here to tell the US market about that. We've got three things going on at this activation. The first actually centers around a film that we've created called The Soul of Soho. It looks at three different neighborhoods in London, New York and Hong Kong. All named Soho, but with different people, different cultures and different creativity happening in each spot. And we lever off that for the next few events that actually will take us through a night market model on Hong Kong. And on our final event we will be having a drag queen bingo with stars from RuPaul's drag show. So not only do you get to have an amazing time at the events, but you actually get to step inside of the brand of Culture Trip. We've got strip by founded about seven years ago now. We have a lot of users all over the world, but actually also millions here in the US. We're not maybe as well understood as we want to be as a brand. We play in the technology and creativity space, which brought us here to South by Southwest, which is all about that really. Success for us here is very much about us launching this brand in a real significant way and getting into the minds of the US customer. It's really about people coming to understand exactly who we are and building our brand awareness across not only South by Southwest, but beyond.


Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Peter Klossy. He's a lawyer, an investment banker, and a frequent consultant to the marijuana sector. How are you today? I'm very well. How are you? Your law or your valuation of the marijuana sector did very well column. Can you tell us where we are today with the marijuana industry in Canada? The largest driver of value lately for the marijuana sector as a whole was the thrown speech. The majority liberal government followed through on its electoral promise to deregulate marijuana in Canada. They have made it part of their platform and have promised to do so. I don't anticipate that happening for the next three to four years. There will be consultation needed. There will be time to draft the statute, draft the regulations, and work with the provinces to incorporate them into the process. But it will happen. I think I'm going to start referring to you as the Investor Intel Confusion Consultant. All of us investors out there last year, we were hit from so many different directions about which marijuana company we should invest in, and which one was going to be the greatest, you know, best stock we'd ever owned. And I think a lot of it had to do with licensing. Can you explain to our audience how we should be perhaps evaluating these different types of stocks? Sure. The government of Canada can issue different kinds of licenses. There's a license to cultivate, which means you can grow it.  There are also licenses to transport and licenses to import. Bedrocan, prior to its merger with Tweed, had a license to import, and that was its driver of value. We're now looking at four different kinds of marijuana businesses. Companies that have applied for a license of any kind and don't have one yet. Companies that have a license to cultivate. Companies that have a license to cultivate and sell. And then all of the infrastructure companies supporting the growers. And of course, there's not that many sales licenses that are out there, for instance. I mean, there's only one. Less than three dozen? Yes. Okay, so in order for us to really establish which company we should invest in, we need to be looking at licenses, obviously. Yes. And of course, then we have the additional challenges right now. There's rumors, you know, in Canada with Justin Trudeau becoming our new prime minister, that perhaps we will have recreational marijuana being legalized in the next couple of years. What's the reality to this? That will happen in the next three to four years. It will take time. Statutes must be drafted. Getting the provinces on site will take a considerable amount of time. Just like with alcohol, every province has its own scheme for distribution. Every province will want to distribute the marijuana within its borders in a different way. It will take a considerable period of time for that process to be worked out. I'm estimating three to four years before we see actual legalized marijuana non-medical on the streets of Canada. And of course, that would be substantial for any of these publicly listed companies because I believe Dr. Duchain wrote that the medicinal marijuana sector is only 0.06% of how large the recreational marijuana market would be. Do you have any comments on this? I do. I believe Dr. Duchain's numbers, but at the same time I have no backup for them. Everything about Canada's marijuana industry right now is a large guesstimate. And the numbers that you pick depend upon the conclusion you want to reach. That introduces a large amount of equity risk into the markets. We don't have any science to point to yet. We don't know what the maximum growing capacities are. We don't know what the price per gram will be.   And until all of these factors are worked out, it's a very risky but possibly lucrative market. So speaking of that, will you be doing a column regularly analyzing different potential investment opportunities in this sector? Or can you make any forecast at this moment for this upcoming year? I'm regularly meeting with management and boards of both companies that have licenses and applicants. So we're fairly well plugged into the current culture and sentiment of the marijuana industry. I'll be happy to update the readership as much as possible. Well Peter, thank you so much for joining us today. We really appreciate it. Always nice to see you.


Hello everyone and welcome to the University of Cringe. Thank you for joining me today and we will be discussing on how to write an outstanding personal statement. Now this is an important part of the UCAS application form and I will be covering what should be covered as part of your personal statement. So UCAS explains a personal statement as a chance for you to articulate why you would like to study a particular course on subject and what skills and experience you process that show your passion for your chosen field. And that's what really the important part of this personal statement is, that you have made a decision of what subject but why is it that you would like to study that subject and this is where the personal statement comes into effect. It's an essay about you and why you would like to study that particular program and why we as a university should consider you as a candidate. So this is your opportunity to actually tell us everything we need to know about you. Also there is a limit, as you can look, it is 4000 characters or 47 lines of texts. As I said, it is a piece of writing all about yourself. It shouldn't involve your college, your group of friends, your teachers, it's got nothing to do with that, it's all about you. It's a summary of your academic commitment and skills, as well as your career and your careers and your aims. So yes, we know as part of your application form, what you, your GSEs, what you have done, what grades you have got and what you are currently studying in terms of your level three qualification. Here this is an access program, an A level, BTEC, IB, whatever it may be, but that's perfectly fine. What we want to know actually is what skills do you have from that, what experience do you hold and it's a marketing tool to advertise your best qualities and potential. Now what you may find for some of the courses is that they do not involve any kind of an interview. We do not ask for an interview in some of the courses, whereas for some courses we do, but for the majority of them we do not. You do not need to come in for an interview and in that case the personal statement is just as important because this is an interview on paper. This is an opportunity for your admission tutors to find out a little bit more about you. So what should a personal statement not be? It is not a letter, so do not structure it like one. It is not your life story, you do not need to know where you were born, where did you live and what is your current address. It is not an academic essay, so you don't have to list all the books that you have read. It is not a place to list your qualifications. These are listed elsewhere on your UGAS application. So from that perspective this is all we should always be looking forward to. Now what do the admission tutors look forward in an outstanding personal statement? As an admission tutor I am looking for applicants with strong subject interest, resilience and motivation to complete their degree, good qualifications and academic suitability for the course, relevant experience. Now these are the thoughts from Ray Paul, our admissions tutor from Faculty of Business and he wants to see how a candidate can show strong subject interests by going through his research, a resilient and motivated personal statement so that they can present a case of completing their degree, the good qualifications and academic suitability for that particular course and a relevant experience that could be a volunteering experience as well. Our other admissions tutor, Julie Bowden from the School of Health Sciences says that as an admission tutor I am looking for applicants with an ability to care for other people selflessly, a strong and realistic interest in the profession, evidence of skills and qualities, resilience and motivation to complete their degree. That is what she meant and that is what even Ray Paul mentioned that the personal statement should be resilient and motivated that the candidate can show that they will be able to complete their degree. So why is your personal statement important? You would like to tell you that by letting you do a task. You will be taking a look at two of the personal statements in the following slides. What you will be doing is you will be acting as an admissions tutor but with one place only left for a course and you will have to decide who would you offer the place to and why. So I will be reading out the first of the personal statement, personal statement A. Hello, my name is Sean. I am from Pickham 6th form and currently in my final year. I am 17 years old and study BTEC computing. Business has always fascinated me so naturally I have decided to produce this at university. I think the study of business would lead to a career. I am interested in all aspects of business and that is why I want to study it at Middlesex University that and the chance to live in London. My hobbies and interests range from football, learning the piano and writing poetry. I currently play for Pickham FC which is a Sunday league football club located in Pickham. My position for the club is sentiment field and I can also play as a right midfielder but prefer sentiment field. As well as football I also play cricket, go to church and work part time. Overall, I think I would be a great asset to any community, school, college. I would excel and pass many students and prove first to myself and then to everyone else that not only I can do it but never doubt in myself in the beginning. So, that was personal statement A. If you are able to see any errors or any punctuation or grammatical findings that you can find off, you can. The personal statement B is business is not just about buying and selling. It is about the interaction between people, the innovation, the knowledge and the determination to be success. I believe I am a hardworking, driven individual with natural interest in business. For example, I used to question why video games were priced differently. My enthusiasm for business studies then grew from a visit in my youth to my father's office. I was intrigued by the amount of work and effort that was put into running a business, wondering how it was possible to manage so many people involving such careful delegation and use of time. Studying BTEC business has strengthened these early interests. I particularly enjoyed learning about the human behaviour side of the business and I am keen to explore this further at the university. Over the last two years, I have successfully managed my time playing football for my local team and studying and believe time management will be a skill important to university but in meeting different assignments and deadlines. I currently work at Sainsbury's as a shelf stacker, moving around the shop, flow and getting a wide range of views on how the company works. Again, I have enjoyed being on the inside, see how everyone works together and how different roles and staff contribute to the smooth running of the company. With my personal experience and the knowledge I gained through my degree, it would be helpful for me to note it down. So what should you include in your personal statement? Well, 70-80% of your personal statement should cover which course or courses you are interested in and why. Dealing out why did you include that along with the fact that you also have to include any background of the reading or the preparation or any research that you did by finding out about that course that you were interested in. The academic and independent learning skills. The personal statement should involve the skills that you have academically as well as you gain through independent learning. The personal statement should always cover the relevant attributes and experiences of a candidate, for example, that a candidate was a class rep or a candidate showed various volunteering experiences in its personal statement. If vocational, you should show understanding of career challenges that you might face and your ability to cope with these challenges, which would all be included and would be important to make a personal statement and outstanding one. The remaining 20-30% of this personal statement should cover your future career plans, your hobbies and interests and some of the summaries they would like to gain and perform in some of the little words. So it can involve or some of the mind maps that you can create with certain keywords could be job shadowing, internships, MOOCs, work experience, test days and summer schools, Duke of Edinburgh, NCS, quality newspapers, online forums, blogs, museums. So how should one always start a personal statement? Let's see some of the examples that we have over here. Let's say, hi, my name is Anaya and I would like to study science at a university. The second one would be, I am currently completing my BTEC in construction and would like to continue my studies in this. The third one can be, from a young age I have always been interested in psychology and would now like to further my knowledge in this subject of psychology. Or one can also write, witnessing the excellent care my grandfather received from palliative care nurses and their dedication to his complex needs, initiated my interest in nursing or adult nursing. So what do you think of these opening lines? Do you think you would be able to include them in your personal statements or the best one would be to create your own opening lines? So here on we will be showing you the 10 most common opening lines used in the personal statements which we were able to carve out from the 2018 UCAS application cycle. These go from, from a young age I have always been interested in to for as long as I can remember I have, you can also start with I am applying for this course because or I have always been interested in this course. Also throughout my life I have always enjoyed or reflecting on many educational experiences that you have gained over your years. Some more that you can see or have a look at. So how should you start your personal statement? You should always be yourself, don't try to copy someone else's idea or try to imitate an older personal statement. Remember the fact that UCAS has a system of plagiarism wherein it has all the records of all the previous years personal statements and they check how much of a criteria you were able to lift out that was authentic and original from your end. You should try to begin your personal statement by forming some kind of mind maps that can create some ideas that you want to include and it will create a pathway for these mind maps to articulate in your personal statement. Don't worry if your first draft is too long, you can edit it later but the important thing would be to first reach through to that first draft itself. I know it would be a hard process but you should always get ready and prepare yourself a draft so that you can edit it into your final version. Expected you a few drafts before settling on a final version which reflects to the fact that the first draft couldn't be the one that you would be going on as final choice. You can create several different versions of the first drafts which could involve a different portrayal of your techniques and how you can show your aims and interests. Another aspect that you can involve would be you can chat to your teachers, peers or family members about your strengths and achievements and you can discuss whether they do agree of your ideas. One important aspect that you can cover by using your peers or family members could be once you do have your first version or the draft of your personal statement can always ask your family members to read that out loud to you because once you are reading you have your own mind process as to what you wanted to say but once anyone else is reading and you are listening to your own personal statement you can actually cover some of the errors that you would not have been able to while you were reading. There are seven questions that you can ask to yourself by answering or writing down a personal statement which could go as why do you want to study the subject and how can you demonstrate your interest in the subject which will reflect the fact that your interests do match with your favorite subject or course that you put up as your first choice or second choice in your UCAS application. Why are you suitable for the course you wish to study? Now this could involve your suitability, your interests and your aims that could be matched with your career and the course that you have selected or to study. What relevant skills and or achievements do you have? The skills that you possess or you would have gained while studying or volunteering or some of the achievements through extracurricular activities that you have gained over those years could be an important factor that you can note down in your personal statement. How can you evidence your academic and independent learning skills other than exam results that again reflects to the point wherein whatever extracurricular activities you guys took can present it as an evidence for your independent learning skills? What relevant work or voluntary experience do you have? What are your career and academic goals? Now these could be mapped out with your favorite subject or subject of choice and you can then relate or direct it through your career or course. What are your hobbies and interests and how is this relevant to your application? A personal statement should always have your hobbies and interests and you can actually relate or try to make it relevant to your application by matching it out with your key subjects. Some important personal statement tips and tools. Be original, honest and authentic. Now authentic would be something that would relate to the fact that as we have discussed earlier you guys always has a plagiarism system and they can always note down how much authentic you were in your personal statement. That is the reason that you have to write your personal statement yourself. It cannot be done by anyone else. You cannot ask anyone else to write it down for you.  Ensure your spelling mistakes, your punctuation errors or any grammatical errors are not prevalent or present in your final version of your personal statement. You can always go to your teachers for the spellings, punctuations and the grammars that you can actually correct while not correcting it by yourself. Don't assume your sense of humour is the same as the admissions tutor. Now this goes with the fact that when we discussed about Repaul or Julie, what they possessed or what they wanted from the personal statement is not something that you can always give. So you can articulate your thoughts in a certain way that could match their thought, but you cannot assume whatever is your thought or thinking process would be the same as of the admissions tutor. Evidence your academic curiosity and subjective interest. The evidence could be from your extracurricular activities as well as any of the awards that you would have gained academically. Show what is unique about you. Show your USBs. Sell us through your personal statement and try to show us why you could be a perfect candidate for that particular course. Ensure you write in a well-structured and clear manner and it cannot be wherein you have different, different paragraphs and they do not make sense or are not cohesive. Identify your goals and motivations for your subject of choice that you can always involve and could be a strong factor in your personal statement.  As both of our admissions tutor had one common point that the personal statement should be resilient and motivated, showing how much you are able to complete the degree. The personal statement tools that we at the University of Greenwich offer could be or you can use, try to use it while registering on to our HE application journey tool via Moodle Direct and use the personal statement feature. And this is an interactive tool created by the University of Greenwich to guide you through your UCAS application. Sign up for the UCAS hub to access personal statement and mind maps along with the worksheets. Any questions that you have, you can put it down or ask from our recruitment unit through the telephone line 020-8331-9000. You can also put up an email at our email address courseinfo.gr.ac.uk. You can also join us at our events, primarily our events like open days through www.gr.ac.uk slash events and open days. Thank you and may I wish you all the best for your applications.


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Oh, and then we're gonna go through the cards I'm gonna call it. There might be a pretty big hit in number three Feel like we're gonna hit like one of those super short friends. Hey Matt. How's it going man? Think of the crazy one solo car now, right? I actually don't even know what the what the spread is It don't matter they're winning. I thought it was like one and a half or something like that minus one and a half Yeah, they play on Monday night football. They're the second game. How weird that week two actually has two Monday night football games, but Eagles are the late one and then the bills play the Titans at four o'clock Two and a half now I Mean I don't know I'm confident they should win But obviously, you know, I think the Vikings are pretty good are gonna be pretty good this year And you know, we see had a big win last week against the Packers so we'll see hopefully it's a good game and For me, I just hope the Eagles win if they can cover for for all the betters out there even better But as long as they get the dub, I know Matt, did you see that game on last week? Man, I was kind of hoping the Broncos would have won Matt Arnold's a big Denver Broncos fan, too. Do you have season tickets, right Matt? Well, hey Colorado celebrated though with the avalanche winning these guys still have that. Oh, that's right Oh, my cousin that works here with us is a big 49ers fan Dude, he was telling I don't understand why though, but why is 49ers Raiders, I get it. It's a rivalry, right? You know back in the day within the Bay Area, but why is it that on New Year's eat on New Year's Day, right? It's Sunday the the cheapest tickets at resale for that game is like $500 to sit like in the high the high nosebleed ones, you know, why? Well, is it because it's like New Year's Day? Or are they just like Just because it's like 49ers Raiders. I just don't understand. I Am excited Matt.  I'm hoping then obviously make the playoffs and win a playoff series. I Just I just don't understand how why is it so expensive that year? I mean that specific game But if the Kansas City cheese man in his bronco suit so I get to go to a game or two. Nice. That's awesome, man Yeah, no, it's it's it's pretty wild.  I figure you'd go there, right?  All right, here we go six boxes Braggman to 399 Sold those this year almost Wow, that's crazy Yeah, you know, it does get pretty pricey going to Vegas nowadays. It ain't cheap man.  I remember last year for my Eagles Raiders tickets.  That'd be crazy. Count Rayleigh, but um, yeah I booked it like a night before and then they announced the schedule and then the prices went up to like three four hundred dollars a night That weekend for the Raiders Eagles And how convenient to that that weekend was like EDC as well They announced like EDC got pushed back that weekend. So it was even more expensive so I saved so much money that weekend just because Of all the leaks I found online Luba that was Seattle Mariners. That's Michael with that one as well Luckily for Arizona my in-laws live in Arizona. They're like 45 minutes away from Phoenix or you know, Glendale wherever the stadiums at so it's a little bit of a drive, but you know, I don't have to worry about paying for any any hotel stay So that's the good thing You go Cabrera Sorry guys, I didn't realize this was a Redemption right here Giovanni Moren rookie autograph gold waiver Fractor Parallel Minnesota twins going to John The weekend you're going BYU is playing and the the rumors are nuts man You are you just got killed today too by my ducks Walker Bueller Donaldson, that's right Rex Which off the in-laws is an excuse to go see them too Griffin Jags we're also bringing my father-in-law.  I'm sure he will probably day of but Or maybe not I don't know but he's gonna join us at the fans of Philly tailgate. I convinced him to go So that should be some fun stuff four hours open bar food Watch some early games Should be fun and Bryson Stott for the Phillies Philly's has number to one at a time that is Ben Smith Trouty boba shut Eagles tight end former tight end Brent Selick's gonna be there and I Pizzles like I can't wait to get his autograph He's gonna come in with like a jersey of ball I'm like Never sleeps Pizzle does always work and Brandon Marsh and he'll park Rookie there for the Pirates. Whoa Bobby Wood Jr. How about that? Royals were the top team in the team around a Matthew Wood congratulations. Hey It's just a base Bobby with but we'll take it It's our first look right there Nice Was that the was that the stack that I said we'd hit something nice there I didn't actually know those about we went in there, but I just figured maybe something nice I said short print though, but still I don't know if that was the stack inch hander You got an Adam Lane right orange wave Number to 25. 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They had to sell out this filler by 10 o'clock for me to break this break So they did they had two minutes to spare. So Here we are But this is my last break of the night. Don't do a nine hour today two to ten two to eleven All right Next six boxes halfway through Inside their home Rex you're you're you're gonna fly us out to your home So we'll supply the case for you, but you have to fly us out then right throw the plane class and Throw lodging in there, too. Where are we gonna stay at the customer's house? Imagine if Rex wins. I have to go to his house. I'm gonna find like a bunch of pink nest quick everywhere Cards all over the floor half half eating pizzas What's the score of that game at last time I checked it was 21 10 Did they did they just now blow it blow it out of the water now?  How about that problem Rex? I think I'd rather have a promo where You fly out to Jaspies and get to do like a case break with a breaker We don't know who's gonna win. What if it's like a weirdo even show to their house and We get kidnapped You know breaker napped 42 17 8 minutes left. Oh, yeah, they gotta slow it down. Oh, did you really math awesome? Do you have USC was so dominant those years? I Don't care if they paid Reggie Bush You know to go there. They still would have won What day was the year they beat Oklahoma I think it's like a murder That's right, that's right. I see that commercial today actually the Wendy's commercial Why does Wendy's actually have some pretty good commercials? I must say You know they had the one the basketball commercial with With Reggie Miller, you know him never leaving Reggie Bush, I don't really eat Wendy's too much, but if I ever do I always get a frosty though That's for sure.  I swear Throw up Rex Yes, their Twitter is very good. Actually, I'm with you. The Twitter is really funny Not gonna repeat that So we record a video here Actually, how that Rex is it is it hard? I mean I really just go by it They're only like under a buck or two whatever it is Can take a kid's frosties like a buck. I live in downtown Long Beach right now currently Matt I've been living there for about a year and a half So about like a mile or so from like the pike area About like half a mile more of the little little bars and restaurants are at Like one block off pine I'm on Long Beach Boulevard So Eagle brand condescending mill cool with chocolate syrup. That's all the ingredients really that seems pretty simple I don't know frosties are great though, man I mean, I guess I don't really eat a much but whenever I do. It is amazing Yeah, I grew up in the San Gabriel Valley. So I grew up in Almani Which is about like 30 35 miles from here. So Off the 60 between the 10 and the 60 freeway Yeah, Joe's been in Santa Monica for a very long time. Actually, uh I think he's been living in the same place for a while now. I just moved closer out here Like two three years ago Yeah, they do have strawberry racks. I haven't tried that one though Yeah, I was first in Gordina and then upgraded to a little bit better place in Long Beach, and I Should love living in Long Beach. Actually, it's pretty It's pretty fun. Actually, it's you know, I mean just like anywhere that there'll be some bad areas and stuff like that But it's been it's been very cleaned up as of late though like Last few years, they've really cleaned up the city and You know, we see everybody's scootering everywhere now.  That's not good. Well, good thing. I've never tried it Joe.  Actually Josh with John Wayne is actually in Orange County. We're like four miles from LAX So maybe where you were at that was in Orange County over there Because John Wayne probably from here is like 30 plus miles down the 405 So probably close to like Huntington Beach, maybe So you were at At a 99 Garrett Cole Mike Balman. Yeah, Costa Mesa is like right there. Yeah, I was just to give you man like a beach city All right, I don't know if it's a little indented right there. You guys see that I'm gonna Monty Just want to show you that there Louise Garcia Houston Raphael Devers The 250 there's a yachty there. I don't think that y'all is a short No, yeah, yeah, we're really close to LAX Hermosa Beach So it's like if you think about it like off the 105 405 LAX Then it'd be El Segundo Then it'd be Manhattan Beach Hermosa Beach Redondo Beach, then like Palos Verdes, and then you'll go to like you know San Pedro Then it's a long beach and that's like you were going down the coast on pch. That's pretty much how it goes Never tried that in my life for X, but probably I guess Isn't the Mexican pizza back today at Taco Bell if I'm correct Tray and Berge There's Insanity Reds Trevor's story Soda again Michael Bradley Not a pistol nothing. You're too late. John means John means I think I might have only tried the Mexican piece like once They're laying I remember Taco Bell having fries. That's right I'll give a reading. I think weren't wasn't it like people like their their fries with the the nacho cheese Roasting contraris. I always did like to get there talk about nacho cheese Like on the side and get like a side of just chips and just eat like you know kind of like nachos in a sense Like dip it in with chips, but I never tried the fries with that Never tried like, you know, I think a lot of people like to probably like make rib Never tried the McRib and McDonald's ever I don't even think I've ever tried a filet of fish Yeah, the chips and cheese is great. I do love that though.  I haven't had to talk about months Baja blast that is great. Remember when they had do they still have cold red? I remember I used to drink cold red there a lot when I was a kid Jake Myers I grew up eating a lot I'm not I'm not to say I grew up eating a lot of Taco Bell But that's where I went more because of my grandma. She always liked that my wife personally likes deltoco better She thinks like it's like fresher and tastes better.  That's what anyways But I've always kind of stayed loyal Siri I have tried don't talk those fish fries actually they have burgers there, don't they? They might like my brother my brother likes to get them a lot Kevin Smith. I think what food item I've ever tried at Dairy Queen has been I think like their chili cheese dog but um Dairy Queen my go-to I just I love to get there like their Peanut buster parfait. That's like my favorite there get extra whole peanuts. I don't know Joe actually I mean, I know Baja Blast now is sold like in two liters and cans now. I don't know. I don't know I don't think I've ever seen him though.  I didn't did I get Maybe make sure I didn't miss an auto because I think I did I think there was just two base Wonderfranco I missed that answer Maybe uh, well, I got maybe we were missing an auto then I Thought I might have skipped over a base because I almost skipped over that Kevin Smith, but I don't see it So maybe we're short one auto here We did have that jumbo case that had like friggin an extra nine in there. So I mean, I don't know But let me make sure I counted that right, but we got one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen Yeah, we're missing one. I think we're missing one. Yeah, I went through the whole stack that I just finished I didn't see it. All right, let's continue on maybe we'll get an extra one over here Oliver what's going on man? No, not tonight, man. I mean, I said an extra hour today But uh, we're done after this break Ryan Zimmerman. That's a negative Taco bell or what's your take on Taco Bell? Are you like it? Josh low. I love I love honestly anything cherry. I love like cherry. Whoa back-to-back autos Maybe that's our auto right there. Literally that think they were stuck together So there you go. Maybe that's where it's at. I love like cherry doctor pepper cherry coke like stuff's great Take one run the jumbo case. I know right cheesy gordita crunch Whoa, actually, this is gold Freddie Freeman. I noticed that just because the Atlanta was gold nice one there for the braves That's Matthew on her Franco. All right. So there it is. There's our there's our third auto So this one actually had three autos. So maybe that's what happened I wish in and I've delivered all that been awesome In and out would be great some four by four, huh? Animal stuff fries at some chopped chilies online. Whoo Ended off with a little shake two more boxes city raise Wow, all rise Aaron judge Autograph Yankees that's going to Jeremy That is pretty nice That is 14 out of 25 Did you wait like four hours in line? Joshua, I remember the crazy line. They had that one time in Colorado was nuts That was pretty nice right there Edward Cabrera Jazz Chisholm. That's just a base Curtis Terry to 99 Zach pop. All righty guys Here we go down in the last box See what we got here.  I went over the time, huh? Hey We doh Bruhan and Ronnie Dawson. This is second Bulls And there we go guys. All righty guys and there you go. That was the break They managed to get some good autos Including a Bobby wit in this case, which was nice. I think we're think we're getting there guys. We're slowly creeping up Maybe Chris in the next two days will get you some nicer stuff Wander Franco, maybe maybe the Julio Short print autograph, maybe Cal rally was a nice orange too as well There's the Bobby wit, but then we ended up in the last box with this nice Aaron judge at a 25 So appreciate it guys. This was break number two of hobby Jasper's case brace calm