Welcome back to my channel guys. It's your girl Coco styles and on this channel. We talk about beauty fashion lifestyle and styling So today I'm gonna get into a few winter essentials that we absolutely Needing our wardrobes in order for it to be functional We do have like a month like a month and a half for winter But it doesn't mean that you can't grab some of these things now because they're likely gonna be on sale For next winter. I'm a firm believer of buying things that are more classic when it comes to Essential pieces for your wardrobe and that's whether that's your spring essential Summer fall or spring winter spring summer fall That's because that's what makes your closet functional. If you do not have a functional closet 99% of the times you're gonna be struggling trying to find something to wear This is just the rule and this is just what it is if you really think about the times where you Really are just sitting in your closet staring into a mirror or staring into your closet Like I have nothing to wear and it's probably something as simple as like a trench coat that you needed to like complete the outfit That's what I mean by like essential pieces. So it doesn't really matter What season it is you definitely need a sensual item? Let's get into the winter essential items that I think all tall girls need Okay in their wardrobes this winter, so I'm gonna pop in some photos I was gonna show you guys some of the ones that I have But you guys are probably tired of seeing them because they are essential pieces I paid a decent amount of money for them. And these are the things that I wear Often in this season. So but I am gonna show you guys some other ones that I found that are very Tall girl friendly. I don't want to say affordable But I look at items based on the length of the item the sleeves the shoulders and how it'll actually fit someone of a taller Frame because that is the struggle for us and you guys already know I make regular brands work for me So the first item is a trench coat Trench coats are those pieces that can add value to your fall wardrobe Winter and even your spring wardrobe Depending on the jacket that you get there are some that come with a lining on the inside that you can take out And those are by far the best ones because you can get your cost per wear in three different seasons I would say summer but depending on where you are it may be a little bit too hot for a trench coat at nighttime But a trench coat is something that is needed in everyone's wardrobe if you're not a person who likes to wear beige colors They have a ton of classic trench colors and a ton of different Beiges Now you're probably like why don't like beige Here's the thing when you're buying something that is beige You have to really think about your undertone because there's so many different colors of trench coats That you may have came across one that you just don't like that color It may be kind of like a peanut butterish color that may not go well with you or something that is probably like a grayish I have the one from the Frankie shop the reason and I want one more The reason why I like this one from the Frankie shop is solely because I like to wear red And that color goes amazing with Ray if I can find a picture I'll pop it in for you guys But I'll actually link some ones that I actually love from the Frankie shop and other places for you as well But I'll pop in some that I actually see that I know can fit a tall girl frame And I'll show you guys multiple colors here as to What I mean when I say different colors of beige So a trench coat is the first thing that you absolutely need in your wardrobe this winter for your essential pieces And the second thing is a wool coat now You don't have to be all plain and classic if you don't want to with your wool coat depending on your wardrobe for me beige Creams blacks possibly a pop of something that will go with the majority of my wardrobe or maybe a pattern I'm gonna get it, but you may be a girl who loves like baby blue Girl get you a baby blue trench coat if it goes with the majority of your wardrobe Definitely get it the Frankie shop has wool coats and I did a video on the one that I got from them It's not a full-on wool coat. It's something more of I don't know like a thick thick sweater Because it's like it's like the shape of a wool coat, but it's not thick like something I would not wear that in New York City weather like cold. No, absolutely not You want something that has like a lining in it and most of the times with the wool coats that have a lining You cannot wear those in a spring Okay, this jacket that I got from the Frankie shop. It's not thick at all. It is wool. It's a wool blend That's the other thing. Um, you want to get something that's like a hundred percent wool That way it will last you for a really long time put it in the dry cleaners Take really really good care of it and have for a long time look into a wool coat. Now. Here's the thing You have midi you have short you have maxi So think about what works well with you for me. I would say That you need like a maxi one because they're very very chic and here's the thing guys Let's just say you want to throw in your wool coat one day and you really do not like your outfit Your jacket is going to be the showstopper. All right So you can get something that's plain as well or you can get something that has more of a pattern to it So it really just depends on your actual wardrobe and your overall aesthetic chunky boots. All right Chunky boots are not for everyone But if you find the right pair, it's definitely going to do your wardrobe some justice Because style is evolving so much. You can wear chunky boots with shorts. You can wear them with skirts. You can wear them with dresses Literally a masculine piece with a feminine piece creates a masterpiece.  You don't want to always have to wear shoes if you don't want to if that's your thing That's cool. But most of the time most women do have a comfortable pair of boots or something Maybe even Chelsea boots that are in their closet that can go with a ton of other things So chunky boots are the other thing that you need in your closet this winter. That is an essential item Keeping it with the shoes. Let's go for knee boots I would say thigh high but knee boots are a lot more realistic And you will get majority of your course per wear with a knee boot as opposed to a thigh high That is solely because some women will wear shorts Mini skirts with their thigh high boots and a lot of women do not wear shorts in the winter at all So midi boots knee boots would be your best bet go for something that is more of a I want to say like a western style but not over the top western That way you can wear it for season after season if you get something that is very very trendy You may risk the chance of not being able to wear it the following winter and you guys ever did No, I am a course per wear type of girl. Okay Make sure you are buying the best quality so that you can have the item for a really long time Something that's comfortable. Nothing that hurts your toes your feet Nothing that is too tight around your calf area something more on the looser side So you can wear your jeans in them. You can wear riding pants in them Skinny jeans leggings, whatever it is put them in there.   I mean like Under the bra area crop like so short. So if that is not your thing, definitely go for a cardigan a crew neck sweater something that is Maybe oversized something with shoulder pads possibly something that is more on like a teddy side But there are an array Styles of sweaters out there that you can get and absolutely make work for you for winter and spring So when it comes to like wearing a sweater in the spring They have to be a really lightweight now the Frankie shop and I'll pop in some photos of some sweaters The Frankie shop has nice thin sweaters that you can absolutely wear in the spring Lightweight not too thick if that is not your thing. You don't want to wear a sweater in the spring Get them now Because we got a month and a half to go and you can definitely wear these next year Like I said go for something a little bit more classic in the style that way you're not getting something that can possibly be outdated next winter. All right go for your turtle necks We all know every essential list has turtle necks on it You don't want something that's boring so you can get something that has a little bit of twist to it Something with like a little bit of pattern if you want to get something that is classic You can do that but you can still get it with a little twist.  We used to wear like Super thick and long scarves in new york.  They're thick. They're big They have smaller ones that are not so heavy as far as the thickness and then they have really really thick ones But you just plop them over and they just sit here So you do have trouble with trying to make your scarf look stylish Definitely go for something like this. I'll pop in a picture if I can find one because they're old But I know that they came out with like more up-to-date ones Absolutely love them, but definitely get you some scarves That are really really nice. You don't have to get anything too thick Especially if you want to wear it in the spring you can go for something a little bit more lightweight now here's the thing If you live in a state where your winters are like Springs You can definitely still get something on the lightweight side and still wear it in the spring when spring actually hits So really think about where you live if you're traveling a lot during the year Think about where you're traveling to before you go ahead and buy a ton of thick scar If you like this video so far make sure you are hitting that like button my favorites leather gloves All right, I'm gonna pop in some photos of leather gloves. I have two pair one is extremely long They go up to my elbows. Okay, the other is just regular leather gloves But your wardrobe needs leather gloves If you can find a pair that is appropriate inside because the average american is not super small So but anyway, I digress gloves are another thing google that because you have a ton of Brands and people on eccy that sell really really nice leather gloves So definitely get you a pair of leather gloves this fall. And if you want to get something for the spring That's leather You can you can get the ones with no fingers. Those are pretty cool. I like those Um, and you can just get something that doesn't have to be leather But I would prefer leather because they're very very stylish.  I am in Atlanta. So I don't really need to buy super super thick tights If I don't want to now we did have our cold days But for the most part it's not as cold. So I think today's like Maybe 60 today and it's winter. So that's what I mean Just buy things that work well with your actual environment and your personal style the last thing is going to be my favorite hats if You love hats guys. Check out lack of color. Check out rustlin bagginski check out, um truly other people that like I would say bricks then but You guys already know how I feel about bricks and it's like a hit or miss And I want to say bcbg Really really nice hat rustlin bagginski does have fedora hats And he also has a bakerboy hats that are cotton For the spring and they also have some that are wool for the winter I have seen girls wear the wool ones in the summer as well.  Definitely go for that guys That's all of the items that I have that are essential for this winter Listen each item on here you if you don't have it you can definitely take your time to buy it So you have everything for next year.  So those are my top 10 essential winter pieces that every tall girl needs in her wardrobe If you stay to the end of this video, please comment. Coco. We see you and guys Don't forget to follow me on instagram at cocoa styles and yc and cocoa styles and y and my personal style blog cocoa styles and yc And my style services cocoa styles and y and i'm on tickety tickety Tog cocoa styles and yc and I will catch you guys in the next one. Bye guys


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Mom, mom, right here. Did you get through security okay? Yeah, obviously. So why didn't you come in with everyone else? They took us in the back way, around all the press. Did you talk to any of the cameras? Yeah. And? I just said this case is about us, as Americans, wanting to be treated equally by our government and under the law, we are going into court today with that simple request. You did it like that? What's wrong with that?   Wait, were we done time for soccer practice? I'm not sure. Come on, let's go, let's go. What do you mean you're not sure? Well, who knew we were going to go through an actual trial, Elliot? I mean, who knows what we're going to have to do today? Because personally, I have never sued Arnold Schwarzenegger before. Now, move it. At a hard time relating to the concept of being in love when I was married to my husband, I honestly just couldn't relate to people when they said they were in love. I thought they were overstating their feelings, making a big deal out of something. It just seemed dramatic. When you grow up in the Midwest and in a farming family, there's a pragmatism that's part of the fabric of life. I remember as a young girl talking to my mom about love and marriage, and she would say, you know, marriage is more than romantic love. It's more than excitement. It's hard work. And in my family, that seemed really true. So I thought that's what I was signing up for when I got married to him. Not that it would be bad, but that it would be hard work. When I first met Chris, I was teaching a computer class. She was a student. But then we ended up being friends, and I began to realize that the feelings I had for her were really unique. And they were absolutely taking over my thoughts and my entire self. And I grew to realize I had a very strong attraction to her, and that I was falling in love with her. And not only were we in love, but we wanted to join our families and have the kind of life of commitment and stability that we both really appreciated.  You've lived with a husband. You said you loved him. Some people might say, well, it's this, and then it's that, and it could be this again. I'm convinced, because at 47 years old, I have fallen in love one time, and it is with Chris. If prop eight were undone, and kids like me growing up in Bakersfield right now could never have to know what this felt like, their entire lives would be on a higher arc. They would live with a higher sense of themselves that would improve the quality of their entire life. And that's what I hope is the outcome of this case. I hope for something for Chris and I, but other people over time would benefit in such an even more profound, life-changing way. That's what I hope for.


And now, back to our regularly scheduled programming. Yeah, this fam's like a dream boy, he like automated, automated. So, YouTube team keep it clean, welcome to another episode of questions from y'all. But before we get into it, if I'm looking at the watch that I do not have on my wrist, then I believe it's almost that time for Lamar Jackson and Ravens. It's almost that cutoff time when it comes to contract talks. Because Lamar Jackson let it be known like, hey, week one, that's it. That's it, week after week one, we're going into week one. If we don't have a contract by then, hey, it ain't gonna happen. And Lamar Jackson, he has been a man of his word with stuff that he says. And so, I mean week one is like, we're going into week one now because preseason is obviously over. That time between the last preseason game and the first week going into the first week of the season, that's like now. That's like now because tomorrow is going to be Monday. And hey, that's when they really start preparing for those jets. And Joe Flacco, of course. But anyway, so they obviously haven't come to a contract agreement yet. So, that might be it. That might be it. So, we'll see unless something crazy happens over the next 24, possibly 48 hours, then that cutoff time, that thing may come up. So, anyway, we'll see how it goes. Well, we of course are going to talk. Ravens, we of course are going to talk contract. But first, we of course are going to talk the newest team keeping clean patrons. Shout out to Kevin P. Shout out to B. Jones and shout out to Tim M. Appreciate y'all being patrons. If anybody would like to become a team keeping clean patron, again, you don't have to. But if you would like to, you can go to patreon.com slash engraving vids. Now, also, we got a lot of new team keeping clean channel members. Now, remember for the channel members, that's another way to show extra support. If you choose to, you don't have to. But if you choose to, and then for every comment that you put during the live streams, or the regular comment section, regular videos, there'll be like a nice little special star next to your name. It's just a little cooler thing that just shows up next to you. But the newest team keeping clean channel members are Virginia T, Mike McD, Slim, Michael S, Mark 2k6, Derek B, Victoria M, and Andrew M. Appreciate all of y'all, man. I love y'all. Again, I always appreciate how y'all just team keeping clean as a whole can turn something negative into a huge, huge positive. And that's a big learning lesson for all of us. Like yesterday's video about the hate and stuff. I know a couple people like, oh man, you don't need to spend time talking about this. But in reality, it wasn't even about the hate. It was really about what y'all do and what y'all did. So especially, again, being so positive and supportive. So that was more so the focus of that. But anyway, to get us started, you know what? Let's go to one of our newest team keeping clean patrons. It came from my guy, B Jones. He said, what's going on, man? Love what you're doing. You have the good work. Hope you remember me, the truck driver from Be More. Much love to you and the family. Hey, appreciate you, man. All right. No, no, no. We appreciate it. Not I. We appreciate it. Because again, like I said, that's what it's about, man. It's about love. It's about positivity. It's about support. It's about family, man. Like straight up. Next question came from... Oh, this guy. Next question came from Gary, another team keeping clean patron.  But I watch anyway. Hey, don't call it weird. I'm unique. I'm unique.  So thank you, Mr. Gary. Next... Oh, okay. Next question came from Outlaw, Outlaw88. He said, just saying thank you. Thank you for reading my question on your channel. Me and my co-workers, who are Ravens fans, have been following you for at least two seasons now. I agree with everything you say and I can't wait to hear what my friends think. My last question made me sound like I'm not a Lamar fan, which everyone will find funny, by the way. Sometimes he just makes me think he doesn't want to be here, like on Twitter. Oh, that trolling. It must have got you there, man. He said, Lamar has been underpaid for years now, just for immediately bringing us back to life. I have not forgotten. Because he's always in the news and how good he is, makes the Ravens more popular and more valuable as a franchise. Oof. Yeah, you certainly use the word right there, more valuable as a franchise. So that's... He said, I can't wait to talk about the games again, contract or not. So hey, I appreciate that, man. I appreciate it. Yeah, man, Lamar, I know with Lamar, him being such a polarizing figure, a polarizing topic that he... There's a lot of attention that he brings and anything that he does has a lot of attention on it. So I know how big that can be. But I appreciate you a lot, Outlaw. Thank you. Next question from a patron came from Rasta Sheen. And again, let me know if I'm pronouncing your name in the wrong way. But Rasta Sheen said, good afternoon. Do you think the Ravens will bring in Blake Martinez for a visit? So recently cut a linebacker from the Giants. And I know he used to play for the Packers before. I think he was number 47 on the Packers. I don't, though.  I think that's what it was. I don't. I think that... I think one possibility that a lot of us, including myself, forget about is LJ Fort. If the Ravens may feel like the linebacker unit is a little bit shaky, they may bring in somebody that they're more familiar with in LJ Fort. And we of course know he got injured in the second pre-season game last year. Or was it the third? I think it was... I forget which one it was, but he got injured in the pre-season last season. And that ended his year. But I think with them being familiar with him, familiar with his game, familiar with his body, since that he's been on the team for the past, like, what, two years. I think that could be a possibility if they decide they want to bring in another linebacker. Next question also came from another Patrons from Nazarene. Said, don't get me wrong, if they give Lamar Jackson 200 mil, good. Give him 205 mil guaranteed and 275 mil total. He shouldn't step on a field without signing something. I've seen that question brought up a lot, that Lamar, he shouldn't take the field without signing a new deal. And I mean, I couldn't be mad at that. But he did already say, like we talked about, he's a man of his word. He said he wasn't gonna hold out. He said he wasn't gonna hold out. I do think, I mean, I know, I think we all know that if Lamar Jackson decided to hold out, then that would really be putting pressure on the Ravens. Cause that, like, again, if he decided, even back OTAs, mini camp, and obviously training camp, if he decided he was gonna hold out, then that would have made the Ravens make some real tough decisions. Because they, and it would have made them, it had to make decisions fast. And the longer it took, the more leverage that Lamar Jackson would have had.  What are we gonna do?  We're gonna trade them. We're gonna trade them. We're trading Lamar Jackson. Then if they did that, they would have had to have done that early. So whatever their plan, their backup plan was gonna be at quarterback, they would have had to start it inserting it like right away. But on the flip side, if Lamar Jackson held out and they were like, man, we want Lamar Jackson here. We want him to be our guy. We gotta get something done. We gotta get this thing moving. We gotta get this thing going. Oh, man, come on, man. So the longer it took, and the longer they were like, hey, we know Lamar Jackson is our guy, and he was holding out, they would have had to have come to a contract agreement with him. They would have had to like really stepped it up. And the reason I keep saying the Ravens would have need to step it up because there's no deal yet. There's no deal yet.  Both sides ain't happy with the way things are going. And Lamar Jackson obviously, because he's the one that has to agree to what they offer, but they ain't offering nothing that he agrees to yet. And on the Raven side, it's like, hey, who knows the way that they're going? Are they slowly offering him more and more? Or are they like, hey, Lamar, this is the most that we're gonna offer you, take it or leave it? We don't know. We don't know. But that has been one of the most fun things about this whole deal. We don't know. So we can wait. We can watch. We can think. We can speculate. But we just don't know. But anyway, he said another quick question. Why didn't Lamar debunk the source? Oh, but anyway, to the previous question, Lamar Jackson, if he would have held out, something would have got done with him one way or another. But this is the next question. He said, why didn't Lamar debunk the source that said the Ravens offered him more guarantee than Kyla, but debunked someone on Twitter saying that he was offered more than Watson? I don't know. It could be to just put a little pressure on the Ravens to offer him more than Watson. Who knows? Because I think with the source, with the whole thing about him being offered more than Kyla, I think that would be obvious. Like there would be no way that Lamar Jackson would take less than Kyla, especially again, first off, the way that the quarterback market works. And then Lamar Jackson versus Kyla Murray, like, hello, no. There's no way that he would accept less than Kyla Murray. So I feel like that him being offered more than Kyla Murray, I feel like that's a given. That's a given. I feel like that wouldn't be a secret anything. That wouldn't be somewhere it's like, oh man, is it really true or not? No, of course he would need to be offered more than Kyla Murray. So that's why I think he wouldn't even bother debunking that. Next question also came from a patron, Kendrick. He said, what's the word in Raven over this time? Every media outlet discussing Lamar and spewing out information on their own opinion. They better not be sharing their opinion. You know that's frowned upon. Anyway, that are not facts, but they want you to believe that they are. Anyway, I feel like all this money being thrown around media outlets and some players turn media as well as some players, they let money be more a reason than love of the game. They're more focused on who makes more money and the fame. Lamar Jackson hasn't done that last year. He got paid 1.2 or so mil this year. He's making 23 mil and some change. Like that's a big difference, especially coming from where he came from. He could only imagine seeing that type of money. So people telling him to hold out and not go into the season with a contract, don't have the love of the game like Lamar. He just loves the game and the pay is a bonus. Don't get it confused. He knows it's worth, but why hold out when he could break out the season and break the bank? Just a thought. Let me know what you think. Big trust. I see what you're saying. Trust me, I do Kendrick. But wow, Lamar Jackson, he obviously loves his job. What do you sign up to work for? What do you sign up to work for?   Hey, I love my job so much. I love the environment so much. I love my coworkers so much that, you know? Y'all don't gotta pay me? Well, what you pay me? I don't need a raise. I don't ever need a raise. Even though I am such a significant part of this company, this company would not be doing nearly as good as it is without me. I don't need a raise. No, I'm underpaid now. Yeah, I'll keep being underpaid. Now, and why you appreciate getting paid for what you do, but you are also deserving of a big hefty raise. You're gonna take that raise. You're gonna try to get that raise. Especially, again, you're looking at your peers who have done a lot of what you haven't done or something. Haven't done what you have done. Oh, that was a little tongue twister. Kind of confused myself with that, too. But you're gonna want to get paid. So the thing with Lamar Jackson, again, him wanting to get paid does not mean, oh, he doesn't love the game. No, no, no, no, no. Get your money. Get your bread. Get it. Get it. It's plenty out there for everybody. Get it. So with Lamar Jackson, yeah, I understand where he came from and everything and that, yeah, he already done made a lot of money, but now he getting ready to make a whole lot more. So, hey, the clock is ticking and it's time for him to take advantage of it. So, I mean, with the whole holding out, it wouldn't mean that he didn't love the game. But again, he already said he wasn't gonna hold out, but if he would have held out, it wouldn't mean he didn't love the game. It means that he is also a businessman. You can love this game all you want to. This game don't love you, though. This game don't love the players, man. It's a business. It is a business. That's why I never fault players for trying to get as much bread as they possibly can because the NFL is a business. And they don't love you long time like that. Yeah, you make them some money, but once you're done making them money, they will chew you up and spit you out quick and you will be replaced quick, quick. They don't care, man. They will move on to the next greatest and greatest thing. So that's for any player. For any player, get your bread because, again, what I just said, I'm not saying that Lamar Jackson is just so replaceable. What I'm saying is that, again, the NFL, they will move on from players. They will move on from stars. They will move on from those people because the next big thing will come up and the next big thing will come up. So they'll keep going. They'll keep going. But, hey, if you ain't get your money, your money won't keep going, at least not from the NFL. No. So get it why you can. Next question came from another patron, my guy, A.W. Jukezman. He said, A.N. Graven often think and still scratch my head about this. Do you think if we had Tyrell Suggs, C.J. Mosey, and Michael Crabtree in that, oh, 2019, 20 playoff game in the 14 and two season, do you think C.J. would have stopped Derek Henry and Suggs would have gotten to Tanner here? Oh, they all certainly would have helped, especially the first two you mentioned.  Let me keep reading because I was about to say, it's funny he didn't mention Crabtree yet. He mentioned Crabtree last. But anyway, he said, and I may get burned for this, LOL, but yes, Crabtree. Let's not forget he had a big game against the Titans in 2018 when he was lined up on Malcolm Butler. I wonder if that's the game where the previous week, he had all them drops and then he came back and he had a good game. I think that might have been it, but I don't know. He said, Crabtree is no bolder. No, not even close at all. I remember when Raven's first signed Crabtree, I was excited because I'm like, man, we got a number one wide receiver with that attitude and we need that, man. And he did have it. And one thing I loved about Crabtree, he was extremely supportive, no matter the situation, extremely supportive, no matter what. And Willie Snead was too. John Brown, no, he wasn't like that. But Michael Crabtree, when they showed him on the sideline and stuff, and you just saw his body language and stuff, he was always super supportive. He came there for Joe Flacco. All right, Flacco got taken out. Lamar inserted in. Crabtree was with it, man. Willie Snead came there for Joe Flacco. Lamar Jackson got inserted in. Willie Snead was with it. John Brown came there for Joe Flacco. Lamar Jackson got inserted in. Ooh, alligator arms. He said, I trusted Crabtree much more than Miles Boykin, Seth Roberts. He had chemistry with Lamar a bit. Only one who didn't, oh, who didn't out of him. Snead and John Brown was John Brown. I think they might have been missing a word right there, but it's all good. He said, so how would a team be with CJ Moji Suggs, Judom, Brandon Williams, Marlon Humphrey, Juice Man, Jimmy Smith, Brandon Cart, and the offensive of Lamar Jackson, Mark Ingram, Gus Edwards, Mark Ingram was hurt. But anyway, Justice Hill, Crabtree, Hollywood Snead, and Miles Boykin, Seth Roberts in our three-headed monster at tight end at the time. How would we have fared against the Tennessee Titans? I mean, we saw with Michael Crabtree, he struggled with drops too. But hopefully he would have been one of those players like Hollywood to where they have their drops in the regular season. But playoffs, they turn it up. But it's one of those things we just never know.  But anyway, next question came from my guy Christian. Oh, he said, good morning, Graven. I just want to say thank you, and I appreciate everything you do for the NFL community. You ain't got to do that. I thank you all for everything that y'all do for Team Keep It Clean family. But he said, that's for the question. The main topic is about Lamar Jackson getting a fully guaranteed contract. Like, yes, in my opinion, he's done more than Deshaun Watson. So he deserves it. But then you look at Russell Wilson, Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen. They've done more than Lamar, as far as accomplishments besides MVP. Oh, yeah, it's because Russell Wilson, Super Bowl, Patrick Mahomes, Super Bowl, and Ben two Super Bowls and like a million ALC championships. Josh Allen, Divisional, no, Divisional, no, that was Divisional round. Well, that's a crazy game though. But I think his highest is Divisional. But anyway, they've done more than Lamar, as far as accomplishments besides MVP, and don't have fully guaranteed contracts. How do you see this playing out? I obviously want Lamar to get his money, but do you think Russell Wilson makes it even harder to get the fully guaranteed contract? He said, thank you again, and I apologize for laying through the question. No, this wasn't a long question at all. Russell Wilson, I don't think Russell Wilson necessarily makes it harder. It all just depends on how Lamar and his people, they present him, because Ravens could be like, Hey, look, Russell Wilson, he's just the latest quarterback to get paid. He didn't get a fully guaranteed deal. And Lamar Jackson could be like, Oh yeah, that's cool. But hey, Russell Wilson is like 33, 34, something like that. I'm 25, 26. So when you talk about what I've done already, especially how much y'all need me, but what I've done already, and what I still have yet to do, and especially based off of potential. Like again, Russell Wilson, he gonna go over there and Denver do his thing. And I think they're gonna do really well, because that's the biggest thing that they will miss, even though they're in a tough, tough division. Oh, they're in a tough division. But Lamar, he could look and say, Hey, Russell Wilson is like, He's older. I'm not older. Give me my guaranteed money. He said, Hey, Russell Wilson, cool and everything, but look at the Sean Watson and what he got. And he said, Everybody's saying that that's an outlier of a contract. Lamar gonna be like, No, no, no, no. I want that to be my new norm. Next question came from my boy, Javo. He said, Do you see a scenario by us not paying Lamar Jackson and keeping Tyler Huntley? Um, I certainly think that the Ravens, I think they will consider that. And I'm pretty sure that they've thought about that option, not that they're not saying that they would want to do that, that that will be their first choice. I think their first choice would be to get Lamar Jackson signed before a deal that they like, to where they come out of it, feeling like, All right, we didn't necessarily lose on those contract negotiations because somebody, somebody gonna lose me. Somebody gonna lose. Not everybody can win when it comes to contract negotiations. Somebody got to give something that they didn't want to give and it could come from either side. But I certainly think that the Ravens would think about that option as like, Hey, just in case, just in case. Because again, like we keep talking about, yeah, Lamar Jackson, he is a businessman. I mean, we're seeing with all the commercials, the endorsements and sponsorships, all that he is a businessman. But the Ravens, they also a business too. So in business, especially in negotiations, you got to consider all options. You got to consider the options. Like, Hey, if this person in negotiations, if they end up getting over on us, All right, cool. Do it. Hey, if we end up getting over on them on negotiations, okay, cool. Oh, well, if we can't come to an agreement, what's going to be all other options? Next question came from my boy, Melvin G. He said, What's up, team keeping clean? I don't think we realize something that Lamar Jackson has the potential to be top 10 in passing and rushing. And in my opinion, whoa, whoa. Hey, I told y'all be careful about sharing your opinions, man. Be careful. Let's just found a point. He said, in my opinion, he deserves to be the highest-paid quarterback in NFL. The only person on the Ravens offense that makes at least 20 mil is Ronnie Stanley.  But yet this offense is consistently top 10 in the league, which is why I don't understand when people want Greg Roman to be fired. Have we already forgotten why Justin Tucker is the goal? It's because Joe couldn't get the ball in the end zone consistently. But what he could do is get passing a variance to get us in a field goal range.  Pay this man before you lose half the fan base. Well, yeah, he does have the potential to be top 10 in rushing and passing. I just, I don't know. Like I keep saying, the fact that he's asked to be the Ravens top passer, oh, cool, but top rusher too. It's like, come on then. And I just, I think it just, it's based off of so much. Sometimes it's design runs. Sometimes it's just the lack of quality and offense. And again, the way he's looking, waiting for something to come open, waiting for some guys to start running next to each other. But it's, I don't know, man. It's just, he deserves his money from everything that he's done and everything that he's gonna continue to do, especially a healthy Lamar. Because again, last year, we didn't even have a healthy Lamar even when he was playing. He was not fully healthy at all. He wasn't. Lamar Jackson looked significantly slower last year. You could just tell, man. You could tell. And it's crazy because of significantly slower Lamar Jackson still got speed, but he still, he looked significantly slower than me all last year. He really did. So hopefully this can be a year where, oh yeah, if he get top 10 passing, cool. But really just, I just really hope the Ravens just, they have more of a flow. The offense has a better flow. And their offense can complement both sides of it. The running and the passing, they can complement each other. The Ravens can consistently have options as far as the type of offense that they run and the different options on the offense as far as the weapons. And hope people can really be put in position to do well. That's the biggest thing for me this year, man. People get put in position to do well and they get put in position to do well consistently. That can just take the team, the offense to another level. And that can also take Lamar Jackson's pockets to another level as well. This question came from Chazeray. He said, I think Raw should be the Mike Linebacker and put Patrick Queen on the outside to use his speed sideline and sideline. I don't know if you all have seen it, but I've seen how he avoids contact and makes business decisions on certain place. Raw showed that he is not afraid to hit the gaps and this move will make Queen show off his talent. You know what? I honestly would not be mad at that. Because again, like you mentioned, Queen with that speed and he is an excellent blitzer. And Raw's with his smarts. That'll be a nice combination of both.  But that will be a nice combination, somebody who is a good tackler. Now, I feel like you couldn't just throw Raw's in there from jump. It would have to be like a gradual thing. Because while those were NFL players that Raw's was going up against, all right, let's see how he goes up against those starter running backs. The Derrick Henry's, even though I know we don't play them this year, at least in regular season. But the Derrick Henry's, the Joe Mixins, the Kareem Hunt, the Nick Chubbs, let's see how he goes up against those guys. But it would be hard to know when he would get an opportunity to do that because you have Patrick Queen, because you have Josh Bynes, because you have Malik Harrison, and depending on how the roster shakes out. So I do see your vision, but I just don't know how he would get there. What if, next question came from my guy, 5-3 Giant. He said, I just want to start by saying, I want Lamar to stay and I want to see him paid. With that said, hey, that's disclaimer talk right there. I just want to start by saying, I want Lamar to stay and I want to see him paid. With that said, it looks like the franchise tag looks more and more likely by the day. What if Lamar didn't sign the tag and sat out a year? Don't think it would ever happen, but how would you feel about that? Thanks for the great content. It's very appreciated. No, I appreciate you, man. I just, I don't envision that happening. I could envision him sitting out with a franchise tag, but for a year, no. I don't think that would have, something would be done before it got to that point. Something would be done, whether he got moved or whether he came back, something would be done. If he didn't want to play on a franchise tag, then, and he really, excuse me, made it known to the Ravens, he didn't want to play on a franchise tag, then they would either have to come to a deal with him, but if they didn't want to, I think they would move him. I really think they would move him. This is why I just, I hope the franchise tag just does not even happen, because it, I don't know, man. It just, that's, because I know a lot of people, like they've been panicking now by Lamar Jackson, the whole contract thing, I would be panicking right now. Right now, like, okay, cool, whatever, we'll see what happens. But if it got to that, to franchise tag time, then I think that's when panic should kick in. Next question came from my guy, Joel. He said, Lamar is akin to 2007 LeBron James. Hello, Mr. Engraven. I want to commend you on building a platform that allows us Ravens fans to ask questions, interact and provide our perspective on our favorite team in a respectful manner. Super W and I wish you more success. I appreciate that, Joel. That, I mean, that's what it's about, man. You, like, you said everything perfectly. That's exactly what it's about. He said, I believe that Mr. D'Costa and John Harbaugh have failed, Lamar Jackson. After his rookie year, we understood that Lamar had immense potential. So I commend the organization for putting the ball in his hand and telling the offense to his abilities. My problem is once we realized he was a generational talent, we did nothing to assure ourselves a chance to win. That's it. That's it. I mean, they, I just feel like the lack of getting those guys, guys like that on offense. Not guys that just necessarily just had potential, but guys that have been reaching their potential already like that with a mix of guys with potential. It don't got to be one or the other. It can be both. So potential is the high draft picks that I received, Hollywood Brown, then eventually Rashad Bateman. Okay, those are potential guys. But what about guys who have been reaching their potential already in the league? I think that would have made such a big difference. And yeah, after like two rookie seasons, like, okay, question mark still. After 2019, it's like, oh, okay. Oh, we got one. We got one of them guys. Unanimous MVP.  Hey, oh, this was that guy. Oh, yeah, yeah, we got him. We got our guy. All right. Let's really try to take him to another level now. But anyway, I say like LeBron in 2007, who led his Cavs to the NBA championship with marginal talent around him. The teammate no moves the following years in order to compete for a championship. So LeBron James left. We see what the Eagles have done for Jalen Hertz, the bingos for Joe Burrow, the Beals, the Bucks, the Dolphin Saints. The list goes on and on. It does. Rather than capitalizing on the Marz rookie contract, they remain conservative. I personally think that they, the Ravens will love to win a championship, sure, but are just as content to be known as a well run organization that is always in the mix. Joe, you can't be bringing it like that right now. It's too early for this. Woo. He said Eric DeCosta has this lore among some Ravens fans that he is some great GM. I'm personally unimpressed. He has drafted no one of consequence thus far. I could be wrong this year. For some draft guru, he sure does miss a lot. Like why would you hoard picks when you can move up and get elite talent that would make the team better in positions of need? And then we pick up a million undrafted free agents just for them not to make the team. Well, my name is Josh Ross. He made the team.  The draft pick thing. Oh, that, that one like, I felt that one on another level because that's something that we've been saying too with the draft pick is like a quality over quantity. That's why I never thought going into this draft especially like 10 draft picks. No, there's no way. And they went and drafted 11 players. Now, so far they've been getting good stuff out of a good amount of those players. But we're going to see over the years and whatnot. But there have been a lot of misses in the draft. There have been a lot of misses. And then trading guys drafting some guys and cutting them the same year. It's a in the draft. Hey, it's you never know. It's a risk. But we hope it will be a more calculated risk. And I agree wholeheartedly about the part as far as using instead of having a bunch of draft picks then putting something together and moving up for the, yeah, like you said, the more elite talent. Oh, I'm with you all day on that one. Anyway, he did say, I respectfully disagree with you on the idea that the style of that the style of offense cannot win a championship. The most dominant team this past two out of three years have been the San Francisco 49ers. They won. They won the Super Bowl past two out of three years. 49ers did. Did they? Did they? Did they? Because they, I think last year, they beat the Packers in the playoffs. It was great. And with the Cowboys, I think they beat them.  Oh, no, the Rams won the Super Bowl. I think a couple of years ago when the Super Bowl in Miami 49ers, they came through. Hey, they came through the championship. And oh, oh, no, it was the Chiefs. The Chiefs. But they didn't make it, though. They didn't make it. And they've been competing. They've been competing. But with the 49ers, they are a run heavy team. But they have a passing game that is very creative and it puts their guys in positions to have success. It does that. They got a dominant tight end when he's healthy. In George Kittle. Raven's got a dominant tight end too. With Debo Samuel, they featured him a lot. Obviously, as a receiver, but obviously running the ball too. But they featured him a lot and he was nice, man. But they find ways to put guys in position of success. That's my biggest thing with the Ravens that we've just been echoing a lot. But anyway, let me continue. He said they rely heavily on their run game in defense. Oh, yeah, I forgot about the defense part. With the below average quarterback. But they have such a talent gap on most of the NFL that even a bottom half quarterback can be a drop pick away from going to two Super Bowls in three years. Our team, oh yeah, that safety. Who was the safety that dropped that pick? That safety he had. He was like, oh yeah, it's coming in then. But anyway, he said our team lacks high end talent. Oof, besides the QB. And that is why we will not be able to compete for a championship. Oh my goodness. See, Joel, why are you doing this, man? Why you had to break stuff down so just beautifully, man? Why you gotta do that? Why you gotta do that, man? Oh gosh, this has been one of my favorite questions in a long time. And that's obviously no offense to any other question. But the way that he's just going through and explaining everything that he's thinking and he's explaining it in detail and he's giving you the reasons why this and why that. Man, oh boy. He said, I know I ramble for forever. And I do apologize, please don't apologize for that. But I'm such a huge fan of the content and a frustrated Ravens fan who knows we will barely make the playoffs this year and get knocked out in the first round with a generational QB. And he will get all the blame when it should be. So he plays at the feet of the organization and not him. Oh, wow. Oh, I should have just made this question this on episode, man. Wow. As far as the lacking high-end talent, I think, oh yeah, on offense. I mean, they got Mark Andrews and he was homegrown. So shout out to them for that one. But yeah. Wow. I mean, well, yeah. Defense, they begin some guys obviously on defense. Yeah, offense. I think you were talking more specifically to the offense, but I don't know if you just talk about the team as a whole. But I think you're more so talking about offense. But man, I don't see. I don't think they'll barely make the playoffs, but I'm just, that's I think that's most of our biggest worry. What's going to happen in the playoffs? But as far as the high-end talent, yeah, this and that that goes back to your second paragraph about, um, yeah, after 2019, it's like, all right, we got a generational guy. Okay, boom, it should have been like, all right, let's let's get it. Let's go. Let's do this. Let's make it happen. But yeah, it's just more pressure put on the guys who aren't established yet. So we just we got a hope for the best. It's like I would rather me just my opinion, I would rather go into whether it be the playoffs or whatever, the season, I would rather go into the season with again, of course, the potential guys, but also the guys who have reached their potential already, who have continued reaching their potential, whose potential has been being tapped. I would love to go into the season. I would have loved to go into the season with both, but they're not. So it's like, okay, we just got to see how things shake out. Hope for the best. Hope for the best. Because again, these guys are NFL players, so they obviously got tapped. They made it there. They in the 1% of the 1%. We'll see how stuff shakes out. The Mars contract ordeal. The next question came from my boy, uh, uh, Bayo, Bayo me. He said, hello, engraving. This is my first question from subscribers. Keep up the good work. I believe they'll appreciate you. He said, I believe the Ravens weigh in, hurts them big time as it has done so far. Give them all a five-year, 250 million guaranteed contract. Oh yeah, that's, that's 50 per year, right? 50, 50, 50, 50. Yeah, yeah, that's 50 mil per year. All right. If the mall goes out, balls out this season and wins another MVP or better, still wins a Super Bowl like Flacco, the price starts at 300,000. 300,000. Oh, uh, he said minimum or even more. What do they do then? The ridiculous thing is that all these analysts saying team owners don't want guaranteed contracts and there's pressure on the Ravens for an office not to give them all a guaranteed contract. However, if Lamar somehow becomes a free agent, Ravens would never let that happen. They would never. But anyway, he said if Lamar becomes a free agent, other teams will line up to give Lamar the same guaranteed contract that we don't want to give him right now. Don't be penny wise and pound foolish, EDC. Yeah, the free agent part, Ravens would. They would never. They would do franchise tag. They would do whatever transition tag. They would not let Lamar just become a free agent and just walk. But it's, yeah, hey, again, like you mentioned, what you won't do, another team will or what you won't pay another team will. And I would love, especially if the contract talks, do end up getting cut off. I would love if Lamar and the Ravens, they really put the pressure on, I guess, Lamar. He really put the pressure on them. Like going out and winning a Super Bowl. That would be such a great problem to have. Important. Cap is cap. Next question came from my guy George K. He said, we just listened to the Ravens Film Study podcast. And oh, is that by Ken McCusich? Shout out to him. That's that's my guy, man. But anyway, he said, and have some info. A lot of fans don't know or understand. All guaranteed money in the contract, in a contract, the owner of the franchise has to put that guarantee cash in an escrow account for that said player. Yeah, we've been hearing that escrow word a lot recently because the conversation of guaranteed money has been coming up a lot recently, especially with Lamar Jackson. Anyway, well, let's keep going. He said on the podcast, they were saying the Haslums did the guarantees for Watson because it's a tactic they are able to do that. Many other franchises can't. And see, I wonder with that, and some people have brought this up before too, I wonder if that was their way of, yeah, securing their quarterback and making sure that they got the Sean Watson.  And they know it's a game within a game. So I wonder if that was their way to try to put pressure on the Ravens, because Lamar had obviously hadn't signed yet. And they was like, hey, we know Lamar's going to look at this contract and be like, ooh. So let's really put that pressure on the Ravens too. Because obviously they were thinking about Browns first and foremost, but that would be an added benefit for the Browns by the Ravens suffering because of the contract that the Browns gave to the Sean Watson. He said, it gives them an edge. For example, the Bengals are going to have to literally take out a loan from a bank to sign Borough. Ooh, yikes. Now I heard something like that, that like that's the reason why the Bengals had to change their sell the rights to the stadium and change the name of it. I forgot what it's called now. But I don't know all the details of that. He said, some owners are legacy owners, meaning inherited from family and don't have the finances to do so. Excuse me. As it seems, there are only a few franchises that can. So even though there is a cap, there is a lot more to it and a lot of owners still have advantages and disadvantages that fans don't know or realize. This is going to affect a lot of deals in the future and have an impact on Lamar's contract. And I appreciate this, man. I appreciate this breakdown because yeah, I got it myself because I don't fully understand the whole the escrow thing and all that. I've been hearing a lot about it, but I don't fully understand it. So this helps a little bit too. So I love the content of everyone that's positive today and just wanted to show some things that are beyond what coaches, GMs and owners are capable of. A lot more to it than just the cap, LOL. Oh yeah, you were 1,000% right on that. I appreciate it, George. Next question came from my guy, Manuel. He said, what's up? Are we tired of Lamar Jackson questions about his contract? Not really, but I mean, it's fun to talk about. But anyway, he said, it doesn't seem that way. Oh, okay. He said, anyway, when Lamar wins the Super Bowl and the Ravens still don't want to give him his money, Lamar will leave plain and simple. But what if they give Lamar Jackson a 260, fully guaranteed for four years and could you be able to build around Lamar in those years? Oh, there's always a way. If there's a way or there's a way. If you want to build around a quarterback, even with giving him a lot of money, you will find a way. But 260, let me see that man. That ain't 60 per year, is it? 260 divided by four. Oh, 65, wow, wow. I think that would be a no-brainer. That would be a no-brainer. Four years, 265, you get 65 mil per. Yeah, that would be a no-brainer. I will go sign a contract for Lamar. And to take us out, this episode of questions from y'all came from my boy, Flirt Nowinsky. He said, per usual. Hope all is well with you and yours. Oh, you already know, man. He said, hey, that baby shower fiasco on IG was funny. Who knows what Team Keeping Clean could be manifesting? Something, no, they cannot. No, sir. He said, but anyway, I was watching your last question from subscribers. Somebody talked about losing the draft picks that have been drafted, which was an insane point. Hey, and my guy, Joe, brought it up in this episode too. So look at it. He said, but have you ever thought about it from the other side, which is our worst nightmare? Uh-oh, what are we talking about? All right, let's sit down for this one, even though we're already sitting. Theory, Lamar said he's going to bring us a ring. He did. He got drafted, talking to Dion. He said, hey, y'all gonna get a Super Bowl out of me, believe it. All right. He does it this year without his contract because EDC and them wanna twiddle their fingers. Now, instead of three, he's demanding four. And I know a lot of people think this is ridiculous, but it's really not. He's the most winning QB since coming into the NFL, least injured, won an MVP, debunked any false narrative that they set for him, and then wins, and then wins a ring. Definitely four. That's the floor. But anyway, oh, you talking about 400? You talking about 400 meal in a contract? Okay. Oh, you talking? He said, that prices him out of Baltimore. He came true to his word, but goes elsewhere. When they said something about losing picks, this made me think, what would happen if we lose Lamar Jackson? We lose to probably guards because of Lamar's ability to be Superman. I know we only have one right now, but just manifesting LOL, even though he wasn't a Pro Bowl guard before Lamar anyway. We lose wide receiver production because the loss of the line. Mark Andrews is still lead because he's the closest person to the quarterback. Our running game takes a hit because of that dimension Lamar brings to the running game. These are small things, but this is literally our whole offense now. Snoop is our boy, and I love Snoop, but here is the nail in the coffin. Now Snoop didn't win any games, but Snoop also stood tall with a practice team. All season barely losing. His contract is here too. You know how many people will throw money at Snoop? So he's going too, not unless the Ravens want to give their backup QB 100 meal, LOL. Now, see, I think if it came down to that, if they end up losing Lamar, whether it be through free agency, even though it wouldn't be through free agency. Like if they did a franchise tag and trade, I don't think they would let Snoop go too. It would be, it would not be like both. Well, you know what I mean? Somebody throw the right draft pick in Raven face. You never know. But no, I don't think they will let Snoop go too. If they let Lamar go. I feel like the Ravens would, they would give him a deal. I just, I don't want it to get to that. But anyway, he says, so that leaves us at a stalemate. Lamar literally has the Ravens by their throat and I hate to see it, but I love it. I love him and his story. Pay that man. Side note, this year on Madden, Christian McCaffrey is rated higher than Derek Henry and it's an uproar. But they always say he does more than just run. Well, Christian McCaffrey, man. Yeah, he does do more than just run. He's running. He's a little receiver, but he's always hurt. He's always hurt, man. But anyway, he said, yeah, and Lamar makes the old line better, runs 4,000 yards a season, is a top 10 in major passing and quick categories. So with that logic in mind, why isn't Lamar Jackson in 99 and Madden? Why do people consistently want him to take less money? I love how you put that about how he does a lot for the team and makes a lot around him better. And yeah, people want him to take a discount. Yeah, that's crazy, right? He said, also, did you notice how they signed so many running backs? And Gus was questionable for week one before preseason. I think it's something we don't know. I know this another theory, but they put Gus on the pup before a job. And we all knew a job was going on pup, even the I.R. night we drafted him. That's kind of alarming to me. What you think? Not necessarily, because I know they were trying to do something different with a job, but they were trying to put him on the NFI list to where it's non-football injury. They were trying to do that, but with the timing of him signing, finally signing his deal, they didn't have time to put him on it. So now he is on injured reserve though. Anyway, he said, last but not least, I take pride in my dad's side of the family. That Phillips name is crazy. They cut one of my cousins and brought another one in. It baffles me why they let Phillips go. Why do you think? We all know he's very serviceable. Yeah, that was just weird. Even like, all right, have him as a backup. But I don't know, maybe it was something else. And if it is something else, then I guess we'll find out in the future. But to just outright cut him. I know they did say they tried to trade him, but I mean, I thought that worst case scenario for Tyre Phillips, he was going to be a backup. He was going to be a depth guy. And he was somebody that had started before. So you like to have guys who started experience on the team at any position, but certainly at offensive line. But I guess I don't know, man. He said him and Patrick hold more value than anybody on the offensive line. I know it's a stretch, but with them to his plug and play, you can't find that anywhere. Now, I know it isn't always pretty for sure, but he gets the job done. Yeah, it ain't always pretty with Tyre Phillips, but. And I think a lot of it had to do with him moving. Because it's like, all right, what is it? He's a tackle. Nope, he's a guard. Nope, he's a tackle. Nope, he's a guard. No, he's a tackle. No, he's a guard. So it's like there was a lack of consistency there, too. He said, if they couldn't trade him, they definitely aren't going to be able to get a trade for power. So I'm just confused. Yeah, power. Hey, powers here. Y'all know, I thought that powers was gone. I thought it was gone, but nope. We better be real deal for Ravens, boy. It's all for the long run, but the Lamar theory has been on my mind for months now. Not gonna lie. And like we all are soon, as soon as we see another quarterback reset the mark, while EDC sits on his hands, I'm out.


So I made a video the other day talking about Microsoft buying or acquiring Activision Blizzard for 68 million bucks And I was like, well, where does this leave? Games like Call of Duty when it comes to being on other platforms like PlayStation I mean, I thought honestly, I'm not gonna lie initially I thought Microsoft is gonna take take quality away. I mean if that were me I mean you try it's a competitor What do you expect? But people but things have definitely changed and today we get Into it. How's it going guys? My name is DPJ and if you do enjoy the video Even I like really helps out anything like what you see I want to see more be sure to silly subscribe Okay, so Microsoft paid 68 billion For Activision Blizzard So all Activision Blizzard games and all companies underneath the games are basically owned by Microsoft Now I know I I'm not gonna lie When it comes to fanboying Xbox PlayStation I'm Xbox all day long, but I still have a PlayStation 5 I understand that there's games on that platform that are incredible that ain't on Xbox and vice versa But when I saw this I'm like good game. Good game Microsoft good gaming purchasing buying out Activision And I honestly thought that they were gonna strip Strip PlayStation from future Activision games like Call of Duty I'm not gonna lie. I was kind of hoping initially initially.  We are gamers. We are gamers. We are together. It doesn't matter what platform we play on PC PlayStation Xbox we are gamers. I I've always stood on the side of the fence where I don't believe console should have Exclusivity especially on games like Call of Duty And what ain't developed by either Sony or or Microsoft But when I saw this like I said being an Xbox fanboy at heart It was something I was hoping they would do initially initially people But like I said I thought about it Alexa shut up That she constantly you know what I'm scared of what I should say to my wife because that she's listening to me But yeah, like I said initially Initially, it's what I wanted to see But deep down I don't Deep down I don't I Don't want to see either platform run into the ground. What what so many have done for the gaming world Arguably arguably Trump's Xbox I'll admit PlayStation sells more consoles PlayStation has better exclusives. This is coming from someone who plays mainly on Xbox And I know if the tires returned The boot was on the other foot. I Know a lot of Sony well Sony fanboys would be saying the same thing that they hope Xbox don't get any future cards But like I said I sat down thought about it. I think no actually I want Call of Duty to be that game That sets the standard for games going forward when it comes to exclusivity Call of Duty can be that game Because like I said, I don't agree with games being exclusive especially games that are not published or created or whatever by Sony or Microsoft sorry And I've had news like this one. I'll show you now which Gen and various other sources of the report on this Sony stock reported it took a 20 billion hit after Xbox Activision announcement Shares fell by 13% in Tokyo on Wednesday.  I don't like seeing I don't like seeing don't like seeing this shit But there's some great news to come out of this and it's from Phil Spencer now if you don't know Phil Spencer's guys That's in there. Can you see that? Let me zoom in This dude is the head of Xbox the head Let's go back to that tweet and you'll see what he said there had good calls this week with leaders at Sony I Confirmed our intent to honor all existing agreements upon acquisition of Activision Blizzard and our desire to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation Sony is an important part of our industry and we value our relationship Which is which is truth that is truth and that's what I like to see that is what I like to see people It truly is So yes people out there thinking that Xbox are gonna strip on Microsoft We're gonna strip Sony from future Call of Duty games. I don't think that's gonna be the case I don't think it was ever gonna be the case.  I mean, yes One would question Microsoft decision in even purchasing Activision for 68 billion. I mean, why would you do that in the first place? I mean, that's a question many people have asked Understandably people in the game industry understand why But doing so and then not releasing Call of Duty on Sony platforms like PlayStation would be even crazy It would be even crazy because the amount of money. I'm not sure how much Or how many sales are generated via PlayStation with Call of Duty or how much money is generated in terms of like games and Transactions, no, I'm thinking it's probably quite a lot and it's this is just we're talking about Call of Duty alone Never mind the other games So why would Xbox purchase? Activision and not make money out of PlayStation Surely you would surely you would a massive portion of PlayStation users money will be going to Xbox Which is a great thing a great thing now not in terms of Xbox having one over on PlayStation because that's not what I mean whatsoever It just means that I mean, it's basically Companies working together in a way Which it really is that as Phil Spencer said here He spoke to the leaders at Sony, which is a great thing.  Which kind of eliminates at least makes Publishers and developers think about exclusivity to a certain console I mean if Xbox can go ahead and still allow Call of Duty to be on PlayStation and agree to all existing agreements that they've had Obviously Activision and PlayStation prior to being brought out by Microsoft. I Think it's a good thing Hopefully sets a standard for the future people.  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Yeah. Um, all right, everyone. Um, thank you so much. And I appreciate so much. I appreciate your time. Um, before getting started, I just want to let you know that I got a call to this. Sorry, a three days prior before this event. And the result, I have a sore throat. I want to make apologize if it makes you uncomfortable. Also, apologize for the bad lighting in my room because the reason is because I have all I also quarantine myself in my bedroom. And unfortunately, there is isn't any good, any good lighting. So I just use this. That might slam, but even, even that is, I think it's working and it will go well within the session. Okay, without further ado, let's get started. Okay. The title of this session is wiki stories, a new way to share a knowledge. Before I begin, let me introduce myself. My name is Bono Ventura, and I'm a product ambassador for the Indonesian community working on behalf of Wikimedia Foundation. Basically, my role is to connect between Wikimedia communities, especially my case, I'm handling the Indonesian community and Wikimedia Foundation. Also, my case is in Bugatti. And the last thing, I'm actively informing the communities about updates for a certain project the Wikimedia Foundation team are working on. For my case, it's Wikis Stories. Okay, just a little information. So this slide I'm using for presenting Wikis Stories. This is basically this is presentation I'm using for presenting the Wikis Stories for the communities, Indonesian communities. And I'm not modifying it too much because the reason I say it before, I am getting cold and I'm not having time to fix too much, but don't worry. I made this presentation billing well using Indonesian and English, and I will explain everything using English, so don't worry about that. Okay, let me go to the next slide. So what's the background of creating the stories? Over the years, the internet has experienced a shift in the way content is presented and consumed. Also, the preference for the content format has still to 91% of the population choosing visual and interactive content to a traditional text-based format, which has caused approximately 65% of the people, both young and old, and to identify as a visual learner. Within Wikimedia Project, photos, audios, and videos improve reader's experience with Wikipedia and other freaking knowledge projects. Furthermore, the 2030 movement strategy discussions emphasize the equitable distribution of knowledge, selling opportunities across Wikimedia communities across the globe, which inspired the exploration of Wikis Stories. So what is Wikis Stories? Wikis Stories is a story creation and consumption tool in Wikimedia Project for editors and readers who want to engage with visual and reliable knowledge in a quick way using mobile devices. In other words, Wikis Stories are tools to create a summary of knowledge using Stories mode, like Instagram Stories. But this is the important thing. The big difference here is, unlike Instagram Stories, where you can include basically everything you want, Wikis Stories need information from Wikipedia articles and pictures or illustrations from Wikimedia Commons. So absolutely, you cannot add information outside Wikimedia Projects to make sure the information shared on Wikis Stories can be traced back to Wikipedia articles or, in this case, also the image or illustration from Wikimedia Commons. So basically, it all traced back to the Wikimedia Projects. This is, I just maybe know, like, many people from the community I met already are concerned that Wikis Stories will make Wikipedia more Instagram-ized, and it will take off its main goal to provide encyclopedic information to all people. Yes, that's understandable because the reason, like, maybe the Wikipedia will change to the visual thing and forgetting about the text and the reference thing. Basically, it's not. Those people who are concerned will make big changes in Wikipedia. Don't worry because Wikis Stories is just a little, yeah, just a little additional feature on the Wikipedia articles and it will only show on mobile view. Let's emphasize my work on mobile view. So basically, not on desktop view. Besides, this feature can be activated if you have an account first and the second, you must activate it by yourself on the beta menu. So if you don't have an account, or if you have an account and just not to activate it, the Wikis Stories will not show on your view at all. So it's limited to the mobile view and the contributors will have an account and activate manually via beta menu. So it's not just like implemented easily. If you just view on Wikipedia, you will absolutely immediately solve the Wikis Stories. You must activate it manually. Okay. Further, some Wikis Stories is not available in Indonesian language so far until now. In the coming days, Wikimedia Foundation Inuka Team is collaborating with Wikimedia Indonesia to run a campaign more like workshop and contests where the tools introduced to the newcomers and contributors in different Wikimedia Indonesian communities. And they will use it to add visual content. At the same time, the Inuka Team learns from their experiences to better observe and evaluate the utilization of the capabilities of the tool for improvement and further enhancement. Okay. As I mentioned earlier, Wikis Stories are only available on mobile view and it means you don't need any software to download it to your phone. You just open your web browser equipped within your mobile phone and you can go get ready to create all Wikis Stories. Oops, sorry. Okay. Why did we make Wikis Stories? The reason we make Wikis Stories, the first thing already written on the slide. First, make all people interested in accessing Wikipedia, also other Wikimedia projects. Second, giving a chance to all people to be a Wikimedia project contributor via Wikis Stories. And the last thing, creating quick bite content for easy access and visually appealing. Besides that, I just want to add a little information. The objective of Wikis Stories is to support contributors to curate and engage with knowledge on Wikimedia project in an experience that is image or visual lab. This new form of content contribution will take into account the constraint editor in emerging digital communities when contributing content and make it easier or more welcoming to contribute to knowledge successfully through mobile phones. The objective we would like to accomplish through the Wikis Stories are first, an increase in visual content will lead to increase contributor and reader engagement with encyclopedic content in emerging digital communities. And the second, understand users can create, curate, contribute and engage with knowledge through visually driven experience. The goal with Wikis Stories is to provide suitable content for my alternative for subjects are not well served by long tax or require advanced level of prior knowledge. The Wikis Stories tool will first allow users to engage with Wikimedia content both as consumer and creators in a way that meets contemporary internet experiences. Second, be visually appealing, easy to contribute and meet reader needs with visual knowledge and be shareable. Third, provide a way to quick contribution and consumption of visual knowledge from an information source that is reliable. And the last thing, reach a larger and more diverse audience both in contributors and in readers. So, alright, finally we arrived at the exciting part because at this part I will show you how Wikis Stories work and activated if you have an account on Wikimedia project. But I just said before that this on Wikis Stories is only available in Wikimedia so I will demonstrate it on in Wikimedia so maybe you can, if you want to follow along my process if you want to try it by yourself. While I'm explaining the process, I will explain it slowly as possible so you can follow my step creating of Wikis Stories. Okay, please give me a moment to change the screen to show my browser. Okay, one moment please. Yeah. Okay, yeah, you can see it. Okay. Apologies for hello. Apologies for the technical because the first thing I want to show I want to show you how do we destroy this process for you in using the Wikimedia browser but because it's not possible and it will not show you how to do this presentation so I will explain the process using this slide for me. Okay, because the first thing before you using Wikis Stories you will obviously log into your account and activate it on Wikis Stories using the beta option. You can go to the beta and activate the Wikis Stories and save it. After activating it, you can create your Wikis Stories. So the first thing is, let's say if you want to create an article about like for instance, for rabbit. Did you see the plus button on the article? Yeah, for creating the story you can add the plus button. After you click the plus button, you will face many pictures about rabbit. And for your information, this picture is taken from the Wikimedia Commons. Okay, you can choose the many as you want but for this instance, minimum is two pictures and the maximum is 10. So, next. Okay, after choosing the pictures, you can choose to pick the first page on here. And you can add the create a text, create the story text button on the white background available below. And choose some text by dragging the information you also can click add to Wikis Stories. Next. Yeah, after choosing, you can add and it will show what do you what you choose before and add some text or about this, the window next. Okay, after we getting at the text, you can if you feel like I think the text is too long and I want to make sure to write. It's, it's easier to do the people to consume information. Don't worry, you can edit their text to make sure everything is on your own. After you adding the edit the story and add all of text to the stories, the last thing the last step are. At the title. So, it's, it's, it's very important to get the people know about what it's, what is the story Wikis stories about. And there you go. There's a new Wikis stories added next to the press button. Also, if other contributors are adding their ones to there will be another another Wikis or another stories as well. Even you have to get your, your, your stories. It doesn't mean you can. You, it doesn't mean you can cannot edit it at all. Absolutely. Obviously, you can edit the Wikis stories after you creating it by click the Wikis stories you create on the same page, for instance, this, or the same page. And you can see, yeah. After you, after you choose to read the stories, you can click the three, the vertical three dots, you can choose after that you can click edit and change the text or everything. Maybe you think it's not right or maybe just, I think it's, if you think it's some text, if you're easier to, can edit the stories as well. Okay, because the last thing are, yeah, basically, this is like, because I cannot see the, unfortunately, because I cannot show the, my browser to show the process of creating the stories. It's really, really hard for you to understand what the Wikis stories process, because you cannot see it on real time. But I hope my explanation, it will help you to understand the Wikis stories process. So, before, basically, before ending the session, I will, if you want to, you can feel the feedback form about Wikis stories because this form will help us to understand what the communities need and make sure the, which is at work, make sure this tool will make, will help the Wikipedia and all Wikipedia projects to make, to make known to the team, to all of the people and help them to understand the knowledge as one. So, I will take a moment, maybe 30 seconds, so you can visit the website and fill in your thoughts, your, what do you think, what do you, what your, what is, what's in your mind about Wikis stories, it will help us all. Okay. Yeah, finally, this is the end of the session. And I want to make an apologize for the technical problem because it cannot show my screen, my screen share to show you how the Wikis stories created. And so, I will, maybe you want to know more about the Wikis stories for your information, you can visit the Wikis stories page on the media wiki on the thing provided and the blog post on this also provided. Okay. Also, you can contact me personally if you have any question about or anything about Wikis stories, you can, you can contact me with the top page or top page or email available on this slide. Okay. Yeah, this is, and this is the end of the session. Thank you so much for the, for you come to this session, and I appreciate it so much. Again, I apologize for the technical problem. Hopefully, this is not made like have. So, see you and have fun on the last day of the trip. Bye.


A significant new strategic initiative that you'll hear more about in the coming months from the Open Group is our Open Digital Standards Initiative. And what that is all about is working on evolving our standards and packaging our standards in a new way, which better reflects how they're actually used in the marketplace. That is, they use together, use the right standard at the right time for the right job. So that involves us really working on making the standards more directly interoperable and usable together. The initial standards that will be included in this initiative will be the Digital Practitioner Body of Knowledge Standard, or DPBock, as some of you may know it as, as well as the IT for IT version 3 snapshot and the Open Agile Architecture Standard, or OAA, as well as our TOGEP and ARCIMATE standards.


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Everyone, Shaber1000 here. Today, I got a package in the mail. Yes, Shaber1000 taped over the personal information. And we're gonna get into this, we're gonna open it up and see what it is. I know who it's from, I kinda know what it is, but I thought I'd share with you guys, so let's check it out together. Hey, this is from a subscriber of mine and friend, Daniel Campbell. We'll open this up, see what we got here. Here is a speaker. I don't know if you got a very long package. He said he had two of them, but he couldn't find the other one, so, because he knew we needed speakers for the truck. So, awesome. Six by nine, linear research, cool. All right, so there's that. Oh, cool, we got stuff here. We have a notebook. Awesome, so we have a notebook here.  So this'll be a surprise for her, I knew this was coming. So, he asked if she would, if she uses these, and I'm like, oh, she loves air fresheners, so this is cool, you plug it in, you put your little oil thing up in there. These things do smell nice, depending on what flavor or what scent you get. So, these are, this one's never been opened, as you can see. This is a little tape he wanted me to check, see if I had something that'll play this tape. I think I do, maybe I don't. I might, no, I might not, I might not have one, but I can figure out a way we wanna see what's on it. So, I don't, I don't know if I have one that'll play this or not. I'll have to check, I've got several cameras, but we'll have to see, see what's, if not, I'll find a way that I can get the footage off here and see what's on this thing. So, it'll be kind of interesting. And these batteries, Kodak batteries. It's a digital camera battery, two of them, so he didn't have any use for them anymore or didn't have any use for them at all, so he gave them to me, so that's pretty cool. Thank you, Daniel. And I will check them and see if they're still good. I've got some uses for batteries like this or that I can build stuff that I can make these batteries work in. I got chargers and stuff, so that's pretty cool. And we got a carabiner, that'll be nice to hang on to my backpack, hang stuff on. This is cool. There's the flint. Looks like the flint, yeah, I would say that's flint. This is one of these waterproof survival thingies. And here's the matches. Ah, cool! And like I said, there's the flint. It's taped in, so I would just glue it in and then you take your match and you go whoosh! And you can put other stuff in here too.  It's got that rubber seal, so these things are waterproof. So cool, all right. Well, thank you, Daniel, very much. This is awesome, I just wanted to bring you guys along and share this with you as well, because I thought that was very nice of him to send us this stuff. He said if he finds the other one, he'll send it. But those are nice grills, pretty cool. But we do have, well, we had two speakers working in the front doors. Now, one of them is starting to go out completely. It's not working at all and then you'd be driving down the road not once it'll come on. So I'm gonna be, as soon as I get the money, I'm gonna put a good stereo system in it. I don't know, I may have one, but what it is, is I wanna get one that will, that I can plug a camera into for a backup camera. So, all right, this is very nice. Thank you so much, Daniel. Monkey's gonna love this thing. So yeah, I just wanna bring you guys along and show this stuff to you, pretty cool. Awesome, this is cool here. I think they're at my backpack too. I'll glue that little piece of thing on there. You can tell it goes on the bottom there, so that's gonna be cool. In fact, if that's a flint, I can probably scrape it with my knife. So I'll glue that on and then I'll keep this in my backpack as well. This'll be handy to hang stuff off my pack. So that's awesome. And what I like about them is they're hunter orange. So if I drop this, it's not gonna be hard to find, you know? So, all right guys, there you go. Just thought I'd share it with you. And this tape, like I said, I don't, hmm. Does he show me a picture and said you have something that'll play these? And I said, I said probably no. But see this, hang on a second. I'll show you something. I'll show you what the one I was thinking it was. See from the picture, it looked like one of these. See, it kinda looks, kinda looks similar. But this one's real small. I thought I had one, if not, I'll be on the lookout for one that I can play this in and we can see what's on it. It looks to me like it's wound up some on that side. So it does, someone was using it to record. So that'd be interesting. Always love checking out old tapes and stuff. Remember that one camera had wedding photos on it and baby pictures and as the child grew up and stuff, different videos. So that's pretty cool, I still got that footage. So anyway, yeah, awesome. So thank you very much. Just thought I'd make a real quick unboxing video. That's very nice of you, Daniel. Thank you very much. Thanks for joining in on the live stream last night. Okay, I'm filming the live stream. Thanks for everyone else. I did lose one subscriber on that live stream. So I guess it wasn't up to par. But remember the animals, see a lot of those live streams you watch, they're actually like in a nature preserve. You know, this is not fenced in. So you can't predict when the animals are gonna come to feed, even if you put food out there every time. Every, at the same time every night doesn't mean they're always gonna come around the same time. But there was a raccoon. I quit streaming around three o'clock and I come out at four o'clock and there was a coon back there. When I went out to quit live streaming, I heard something in the bushes over there, something in the bushes back there. So there was probably coming in at that time. So more than likely right after I shut that off, they came over and was eating. But he was out there at four o'clock. Now he was out there again six o'clock this morning. Yeah, I've been up all night. I've had about 20 minutes sleep. But so he was out there six o'clock this morning eating his breakfast. So, but you can never, you know, you can't, you can't guarantee that.  But still it's kind of in the wild because, you know, like I said, these animals are not fenced in. So they'll come when they want and they'll leave when they want. So that's pretty cool though. Some of the stuff that happened on there was unexpected to say the least. I don't know what was going on. I don't know where the banging was coming from. I thought it might be my neighbor back there, but he wasn't out all night.  And he talks real loud or he'll have music on or something. He wasn't out last night. So I don't know who or what that was, but it was pretty strange. So never heard anything like that back or before.  So anyway, guys, thanks for watching. Appreciate it. She already met the main legend. I'm gone for now. And I'll see you guys in the next one. Oh, Brian and Marla sent monkey a nice card and remembrance of Snickers.  She was like 17 years old or something and she come climbing down out of a tree when she was like 10 weeks old or whatever, just a kitten and she had her ever since then. She is pretty heartbroken, but that's her behind us there in that white cat. I don't know if you can see it. So we had her cremated. So anyway, Marla and Brian, thanks for that. That was awesome. Appreciate that. And again, thanks to everybody who watched my videos, supports my channel because have a great week and stay safe. We'll see you in the next one. Bye-bye guys and take care.


Dustin, how are we doing Dustin? Alright you guys can take a seat. For my session, I'm kind of going to be all over the mat.  I'm going to show you guys a little bit of short offense, kind of misdirection within your short offense, and then we're going to get to some unorthodox deep fat stuff. Alright guys, I got my legs, some scramblings, some foam things like that. So the first thing I'm going to show you guys is how I chop hands with. Okay, I'm going to show you guys a chop, chop, right to like my post high crotch or post double leg. So what I do, okay, first thing, when I like to create contact, I get my collar tied. So opposite hand in my lead leg, I collar tie. So most guys, what they're going to do is they're going to collar tie me. So what I want to do is I want to chop this arm away. So as I do that, I don't chop at his elbow, I chop at his wrist. I can't go into a guy and chop. So what I do is I just kind of lean a little bit. Alright, so I lean to the side and I chop here. Now I'm going to treat the chin-chins here, right to this collar tie. Now he pulls the opposite one. I chop it again. Can I say a thing? I lean a little bit. I chop and then once he comes up, I keep my hand on it. That's where I hit my post, just like this. I can also hit my double leg too. You get out of here here, okay? So forward to that post. Right chop and he gets here. Close real deep. Now I'm looking up. That's actually going to take me right up to my feet. Now I can roll my feet, change my stance. Right to my fetish. One more time. Right to my fetish. Questions on that? So we're going to chop, chop, post. You can get high-crack and also get your double leg. Alright, try it, ready? One, two, three.


Test, two, three, let's see if we're alive. Doing our recording on the La Pal Mic, so checking that out. And we are, and we are, alive. Nice. Hi everyone. This is Chicho. Welcome to my channel and welcome to another live stream. Today, today is January 30th, 2023. And we're going to drink beer and talk about life. Fun times. Plutonic flurus. Hope you're doing well. Welcome, welcome to another live stream. I got my beers here, my snacks here. Hope you're doing well, hope you're doing well. Fun times. Crazy times. We're already at the end of January, which is wow. And already so much has happened in just a month. And life is shifting, you can tell. By the way, anyway, I can see it from my part of the world. By the way, people are behaving and adjusting. There's things happening, right? Zimmy002. Hope you're doing well. Hello, hello. Jalan. Hello, hello, Chicho. What's up, brother? Happy Monday. Happy Monday. Forget what is a boom, boomtown, boomtown rocks or whatever. That's Sunday, but I don't like Mondays. And that was about shooting or something, but I don't mind Mondays. George from Peru. Salutations from Chicho, from Canada. Joe Chicho time definitely goes by faster. The older you get, indeed, indeed. That's my procrastination. For me, procrastination just disappeared a while ago, but as you get older, most people, there are certain things they procrastinate on very select items, but your general procrastination of youth disappears. It's just more avoidance of doing something that you really, really don't want to do and shouldn't really have to do. But society forces you to do it. Ghostface, how are you doing? And welcome to our Gilded Server. I saw you there. Make Happy Monday, not an oxymoron. Let's do a little intro before people, before notifications goes out anyway. Maybe they've already gone out. Again, if you want to know what this work is about, I am on Patreon. Patreon.com forward slash Chicho. C-H-Y-C-H-O. We do also have a sub-stack page, and I'm liking the interaction. What's sub-stack? Love Patreon. Just the people we've had there. They're so long. Fantastic, really. Wow, wow, wow. Honor me. You honor me. Thank you for the support. It is in large part because of the support we get on. Patreon, we get on sub-stack, we get on Twitch. There's a lot of you who have been here for a long, long, long time. As well as the support we're getting on SensorTube. There's a handful of you that have been there for a long time supporting this work. So, gang, thank you very much for the support. It is in large part because of the support we get from you guys that we're able to do what it is that we are doing. Salutations, salutations. Lonely Piggy, hello Chicho, and chat. Everyone's doing well. Indeed, indeed. Looking forward to a nice chill stream, talking about whatever. Incredible times we live in. So much, so much going on. Beautiful, happy, sad, interesting. Wow, intricate.  Okay, there's one missing there. I think we're off that. And we do have a SoundCloud page where we upload these live streams where we have a lapel mic as a podcast, and these podcasts should be available on your favorite podcasting platform including Spotify, Google.  And we do have a Guild of Server. You're definitely welcome to join us there to participate in just random discussion, focus discussion, whatever you want to share. We're open to talk about things, right? Censorship-free, we are human after all. Gang, let me take these guys down. And for those of you, I forgot to mention this. This full live stream will be loaded. It is entirety on BitShoot, Boog, or Rumble, and Odyssey. Unfortunately, this little short intro, which has turned out to be shorter now, five-minute intro is only going to be loaded on to Censorship-free in five, six minutes, because the Censorship won't allow us to talk about these things. Oh, my God. Wow. Unfortunately, Censorship-free will not allow you to hear what we want to talk about because it's live and they censor life. So if you want the full live stream, links in the description of this video to BitShoot, Rumble, and Odyssey, and of course to SoundCloud's podcast.