So team keep it clean. It's official. Lamar Jackson told the ravers, cut the check. And now without an agent, without an agent, Lamar Jackson is now the, we know it's gonna be temporary, but for now he is the highest paid player in NFL history without an agent, may I add. Anyway, this is great man. I'm happy for Lamar. I'm happy for the ravens. I'm happy for us ravens fans that just been waiting to see what was gonna be next with this whole situation. I'm glad it is officially done. It's literally been years, years into making. This process has been going on for a long time. There was a lot of people, oh he should have took a deal a long time ago. He should have signed that. He should have signed this. It's done now. He got his brand. And let's just look at, we don't have all the details yet. Not all of them, but looks like it's a deal worth up to $260 million worth up to, we know it's not fully guaranteed. It was worth up to $260 million. And he has 185 million in guaranteed money. Jalen Hurts, his guaranteed money was 179 mil. So he gets six mil more guaranteed than Jalen Hurts. So that would break that record. And then of course, his average per year, we know a guy who was kind of a legend for the Baltimore Ravens, I would think that guy being Ray Lewis. Lamar Jackson's average per year is $52 million. Dollars, $52 million. This is nice that it's done. And it's a five year deal by the way. This is such a beautiful thing. Eric DeCosta, ooh Eric DeCosta. Boy, I gotta give a big shout out to Eric DeCosta because I certainly had my doubts and we shared them a lot on here about, and we were just talking about it in the last video where the last video was about this deal almost being close to being done, but now it's officially done. But we certainly had our doubts about this thing being done. We had our doubts about this deal getting done. And we also had our doubts about just the way that the Ravens were moving. We had our doubts about the philosophy. We talked about how the Ravens, we just felt like they needed to really change their philosophy. The way that they moved on offense, the way that they moved in the front office, they really needed to update things. And it took them a while to get here and it seems like some stuff, we still gotta see it on the field. But it seems they moved on from Greg Roman and shout out to Greg Roman, by the way. Because let's not act like Greg Roman was this bad, terrible offensive coordinator. He did have his hiccups and mistakes. He didn't have his things that he struggled with. And I felt like the Ravens should have pivoted years ago, but we're here now. But they finally moved on from Greg Roman and now they brought in Todd Munkin. That's a big thing with the philosophy right there. Because with Todd Munkin, they didn't bring in somebody who was coming off of losing seasons, wherever he was at. And not saying that's just because somebody's coming off of losing season, they can't be successful, but they brought in somebody who was doing their thing where they were projecting up. The arrow was going up because he was coming off of two national championships.  They brought in a wide receiver coach who just came from winning the Super Bowl with wide receivers, because he was a wide receiver coach. So who better to bring in to help with that? And then they topped it off with the personnel with signing Odell Beckham, Jr., and paying him significant money. That's something the Ravens never do. And apparently we're still waiting on it. We're still waiting on it, but apparently they trying to get De'Andre Hopkins as well. That is to be determined, but they were also trying to get that quarterback and now they got him. Lamar is locked up. Let's hear what Lamar had to say when he checked in with everybody. You know, for the last few months, baby, it's been going on for years. It's about a flock going on. Let's go, baby. Let's go, let's go, let's get it. This is so beautiful, man. It's a beautiful thing. It's a beautiful thing that it's real now, man. It's real. Now, the story came out yesterday, the day before yesterday, that the 49ers, they had checked in on Lamar, didn't say that it was anything serious, anything like that, but we had previously heard, what if he traded to the Dolphins? What if the commander swooped in? You know, they ain't got a quarterback. Earlier this offseason, it was the talk about the Falcons wearing talks heavy with the Baltimore Ravens on a trade for Lamar Jacks. And that was right before free agency started. Then there was rumor that the Colts, they may think about adding Lamar Jacks. There's a lot of rumors. They're the Patriots. The rumors about that too are so many different rumors that were going around. But now we ain't got to worry about none of that, none of it. But then something that wasn't a rumor, something that really shook a lot of us, the public trade request. And that public trade request, shout out to MySports Update for bringing this up. But that was literally one month ago from today. It was on March 27th, where Lamar dropped that tweet, dropped that threat of tweets. Well, he said, hey, on March 2nd, I requested to be traded for the Baltimore Ravens. They didn't value me. They didn't meet my value. And he just said everything. Thank you to the fans. Da, da, da, da, da. Gave us that whole thing. And I was like, oh, wow. That was crazy. I thought it was gonna be a wrap. I thought that was it. But literally, exactly one month later, on April 27th, he signs a long-term deal to remain with the Baltimore Ravens. And I love this. I love this. It's done. It's done. The negotiation process has been a tedious one. But now, what Lamar Jackson and his camp have under their belt is experience. They have a lot of experience. And I know there's been a lot of back and forth. Oh, should Lamar get an agent? He needs an agent. He needs to get an agent. Da, da, da, da. And they are definitely pros to getting an agent, pros to having an agent. They're also cons as well. It's pros and cons with anything. But he did it. It's done now. They now have this under their belt. And no one can ever take this away from them. Lamar Jackson, without an agent, negotiated a deal to become the NFL's highest paid player in history. And again, we know that history is gonna change real soon with Joe Burrow, with Justin Herbert, we'll see. I don't know. But with Joe Burrow, it's definitely gonna change. Joe Burrow's gonna be getting paid after Lamar Jackson. He's gonna get paid more. So you just gotta wait on that now. But he did it. He did it. Boy, that's a lot of bread. That's a lot of cash. Lamar Jackson came into the league, was doubted, still doubted by some people. Well, there's been less doubts, but still doubted by some people. Doubted that people doubted that he could play quarterback on this level, on a professional level. And there was some time, like especially his rookie year, Ravens didn't really help because they just had him out there as a gadget player. Haven't come out there to read option and he would only run. They would not have him throw the ball like Harley at all. But then in 2019, that's when things really changed. And obviously you hear about it so much, but, and I know some people are tired of hearing about it, but I think the reason why it's spoken about so much the 2019 season is because it was historic, but it was like he won, not just an MVP of the league, but a unanimous MVP, but it was clear cut. There was no like, oh, well no, Lamar shouldn't get it. No, no, no, no, no. Everybody was on the same page. Lamar Jackson is the MVP. And for somebody who, he won an MVP obviously as a quarterback, but for somebody who was told, you should play wide receiver. You should play running back. You can't be a quarterback. You're not a quarterback. Somebody who was told all those things over and over and over to have went out there in the national football, to be playing football at the highest level that you can possibly play it at and be voted the most valuable player without a doubt. That's big. That's big. So when you hear it brought up in arguments, whether it's amongst fans, amongst friends, amongst analysts, amongst people in the media, amongst whoever, when you hear that brought up, I know some people like, oh, 2019 was so long ago and it was a little while ago. Don't get me wrong, but it's still extremely significant what was done and who he did it with. When you look at the team that was around Lamar Jackson, the offensive players is significant. It's extremely significant. What he's been able to do. The winning percentage is crazy. It don't make no sense. It's insane. But Lamar Jackson has been a great player, obviously. Been a phenomenal player. And I'm glad that the Baltimore Ravens are keeping that phenomenal player. I'm glad he ain't going nowhere, man. I'm glad. This is great, man. This is great. It just, it's great that it's finished. Now, moving forward from Lamar Jackson, especially if they get DeAndre Hopkins too. Oh, man. Something that we've been talking about on here for years. For the Ravens, we just want them to make Lamar Jackson's job easier. Make his job easier. Because you ask him to do so much. You ask him to do a lot. Top passer, obviously as he started quarterback, but top rusher every year. And hopefully in this new offense with Todd Monkin, he ain't gotta be that. Hopefully, that's cool. Ain't saying, oh, Lamar don't run. No, no, no, not saying that. But he ain't gotta be the lead in Russia. You gotta J.K. Dobbs. And hopefully he'll be healthy. Hopefully everybody be healthy, Lamar too. Because obviously Lamar missed some time over the past couple of years. But hopefully they can all be healthy, man. Everybody. That would be great. I know it's NFL's football, so injuries do happen. We get that. But if the Ravens could get a healthy squad, and keep a healthy squad the whole year, oh, man. I know not every single player's gonna be healthy. But majority, if majority of them could be healthy for the whole year, oh, the sky would be. Past the sky would be the limit, man. It really would, man. It really would. But now with an O'Dell Beckham, Jr., with a Rashad Bateman, with a Nelson Aguilar, with a Mark Andrews, with a Isaiah Lockley, with a J.K. Dobbins, with a Gus Edwards, with hopefully the Andre Hopkins. With Ronnie Stanley having completed the majority of this season, and now him going into his first offseason healthy, his first offseason a long time healthy. Oh, that's made such a big difference. Because we saw Ronnie still got it. Despite the injuries that he had before Ronnie still got it. They obviously gotta figure out what they're gonna do at Left Guard, whether it's Pat McCary, whether it's Ben Cleveland, whoever it's gonna be. Tyler Linderbaum had a good rookie season. He had some hiccups, whatever. He was a rookie. But overall, he was solid, man. Linderbaum did his thing. And then in the right guard, you still got Kevin Zayla. Then in the right tackle, you got Morgan Moses. I know Morgan Moses was up and down, but hopefully the second year with the Baltimore Ravens, it is gonna be a different offense now, obviously. So things are gonna change, but this is beautiful that the continuity in a lot of areas on the team, because they have a lot of continuity, but they're gonna be getting a new offense. But you having continuity, you haven't been there with your brothers already. That helps, because y'all already got a rapport. Y'all already got chemistry. Y'all already know how each other are and whatnot. That helps so much. And now you get that continuity with your quarterback. And now in the off season, with you installing this new offense, now we ain't gotta worry about questions no more. Oh man, is Lamar gonna show up? Oh, is Lamar gonna be there? Oh, what's our quarterback situation gonna be? That's done. Odell Beckham, Jr. He took a big risk. I'm sure he talked to Lamar and he was probably thinking like, oh yeah, Lamar most likely coming back. He coming to the Ravens. I ain't coming over here just for no 15-mil guaranteed. Well, he probably would, cause that's 15-mil guaranteed. Like, I don't care who the quarterback is. You can be 15-mil guaranteed, like straight up guaranteed for one year. Oh, yeah, sign me up. But anyway, Odell Beckham, Jr. took a big risk coming to the Baltimore Ravens. But that risk is now officially paying off, cause he got his quarterback. And now DeAndre Hopkins could be there too. It's funny, I've seen some people say, man, once G-Row left, oh, these receivers automatically want to start coming to the Ravens now. I was like, hmm, I think it's obviously deeper than G-Row. Like we've said for years too, it's deeper than Greg Roman. Cause the receiver problem has been a problem for years before Greg Roman was even a thought of being a Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator. But this year, and this is whether you get DeAndre Hopkins or not, hopefully you get him. But this year is huge because this year can really shift people's perspective on the Baltimore Ravens offense. It can shift people's perspective on how this team uses, treats, and appreciates wide receivers. Because they matter, they matter like crazy.  Well, really four and a half cause he ain't started his whole rookie year, but took the Ravens about four and a half years to realize how much they matter, how important they are, but better late than never. And this shift can really help the Baltimore Ravens just moving forward in general. It can really help in future years too. This is not just about this year. It's not just about this year. It's about the future as well. So Ravens, this is great. I love, we love it. We love it. Eric DeCasso again, amazing. Amazing that he got this done, that they got this done. I love it. I really do. We talked about how this, going into this off season, this was going to be Eric DeCasso's biggest off season ever as a GM. Biggest. The biggest issue, well the biggest task that he had to complete is now officially done. One of the other bigger tasks that he talked about, he talked about revamping a wide receiver room. You already got O'Dell, you got Nelson Aguilera too. You mess around and get the Andre Hopkins. Oh yeah, you completed that task. It will be completed. For sure. But this is good, man. This is good. I love it. So now what these Ravens need to do, because something else that we talked about on here for a long time that I felt like, and I said this so many times that I did not feel like the Ravens, like if I wanted Lamar to stay, I always wanted him to stay, but I was still scared and did not feel like the Ravens would ever bring the best out of Lamar Jackson because of their philosophy. We've seen a shift in philosophy for the approach to wide receiver, and that could still continue to change. They brought in Todd Monk, and so the shift could be on offense too, but again, seeing is believing. I talked to Coach yesterday, except to tell him. I was talking to him, called in on his live stream. And I asked him, I said, with or without the Andre Hopkins, what do you feel like Todd Monk brings to this offense? What do you feel like he brings? And Coach said adaptability, being able to change up what you do. If one thing ain't working, being able to switch to something else, just being adaptable, and that's so important. So important. Everything starts with coaching, but then it obviously trickles down to the players too, because the coach would call it a perfect play, but if the players don't execute, that's on them. So that's all the maw. That's on the offensive line. That's on the receivers, the tight ends, running backs, everybody. So this thing, it gotta go hand in hand. That's why when the off season starts, the off season workouts and all that, it's in my opinion, even if it's not mandatory, with it being a new offense, I think you're gonna wanna want everybody there. And obviously the Raven, I'm sure they want everybody in attendance. Not everybody shows up. Not everybody has to show up, but you're gonna want everybody in attendance, man. As much as many people as could be there as possible, because if you're installing something new, then it could take some time. It could be some adjustments, but man, we'll worry about that when we get there, even though that is literally around the corner, but this is great, man. This is great. So I'm happy that Lamar Jackson is staying with the Baltimore Ravens, and we ain't gotta worry about no more. We ain't gotta say it no more at the end of the videos officially. After today, now we no longer have to worry about Lamar Jackson being out. I love you.


We went to Jesse's house and met her parents when Jesse and her dad and her mom were just like, just started jigging in the kitchen and giving her and like, that's the nugget. That's where culture really happens and that's like where I felt like people really kind of learn like who they are, like at home, right? That came up really organically. Yeah. Because they were just, they were showing music, right? And then my dad started to jig. Yeah, he didn't say still.  They skinned it and like, you know, prepared it and stuff. And I'd never like, I was so terrified at first when I heard what was going to happen. Yeah, I've never seen like an animal even that close really. I feel lucky that I got to see that. I work with Indigenous kids. I was running day camps over the summer as well. And I went to one of the powwows and I saw some of the kids that I work with. My camp name was Blackbird. And I'm like, Blackbird, why are you here? They all came like Friday nights. And I think that kind of captures really what powwows are to me. It was a cool weekend, like besides the mosquitoes, it was, I think it was a great time. What I gained out of it was friends for life. It was like everyone that was there. Yeah, they, you know, they're into teasing the only Blackbird person there. But I think I've seen it all before and, you know, I could, you know, I could take it. Or I could take the teasing, but I could definitely dish it out as well. So, you know, if I ever see any of them down here, well, of course I would have teased them. Welcome back from your trips and joining back together again. So what is this idea? We are all treaty people. What does that mean? For me, being a treaty person and recognizing my position as a treaty person is to recognize that it is something that is still in the present day as well. It wasn't something that just degenerations before me did and I just happened to be here now. And I think with that also comes a respect for the indigenous cultures that are still here and that are constantly changing. I feel incredibly loved thinking about it. Think about my ancestors who thought of me, who wanted my life to be good and made that choice. You know, I think that's an incredibly loving thing that they did and they didn't know what was going to necessarily happen or what it would look like. I've never thought of, like, I've never thought of the treaty or treaties in general, I guess, as being like an act of love. And I really like that.  But for me, I don't view that as an act of love because I know that, you know, it wasn't necessarily love that was driving the Canadian government to sign those documents or to push those to be signed. I feel like without that agreement here, that agreement to live in this area together, like I could have never been on this earth, right? And this agreement to share this sacred space. A lot of people don't see this space as sacred, right? Like when you walk downtown, this is, so it's not downtown, it's the place of creation and we agreed to share that space, right? It's like we're trying to figure out how to make treaty, you know? It's not just that there is a treaty, but that we're actually always trying to figure out how to come to, you know, better agreements that does share the space and also better agreements with the land, right? Because clearly we've broken a lot of those treaties. It's a very giving process and you learn so much from it, like you get so much from doing that.  I struggle with this, okay, we're all treaty people, but is that just kind of, we say that so we can feel good about, okay, we're all treaty people, yay, done. Or is it actually like, no, we're all treaty people, but that means actually another level of responsibility. I think, you know, to say that we're treaty people now, you know, is kind of making ourselves feel better about what's going on, but the truth is those treaties were still broken, are still being broken. I think efforts have been made in the true essence of the treaty. I think we're on the right track to maybe rekindling that relationship with not only settlers and indigenous people, but also the land as well. If we were to really say, oh, we are treaty people, well, we're going to have to make drastic changes to make that happen because there's been drastic changes since the signing of the treaty.


Huh, I don't know if I really saw this one coming. So Femitsu has put out a report, we usually get a weekly sales report from Femitsu slash MediaCrate, more MediaCrate now because Femitsu doesn't give numbers anymore and MediaCrate still does, but Femitsu does give numbers sometimes when it comes to launches of really big products, specifically hardware products and we now have the launch sales for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X slash S in Japan and honestly both figures are extremely surprising and things are looking pretty good for Xbox in Japan even though you know some people are gonna argue oh LOL look at those numbers, well let's actually, I don't know, look at those numbers. So for context, PlayStation 4 has sold 9,246,235 units in Japan and the Xbox One, well didn't really sell much, I mean 114,617 units, it sold 29 units last week, basically it's like a completely dead platform in Japan, very few people care about it, it just isn't, it did not do good. Xbox platforms have never done well in Japan, but let's get into some context here as well, the Xbox One in Japan launched at just 1100 units sold, so the Xbox One basically flopped out the gate in Japan, PlayStation 4 launched at 333,000 units during its launch week, so these are contextual numbers for what we're about to talk about with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X slash S because according to Femitsu there's six days of data here, the PlayStation 5 sold 118,000 units during its launch which is just four days, so it was gone in four days or they only have four days worth of data I should say, and the Xbox Series XSS sold 21,000 units in six days, now of note Femitsu does not have data that separates out X from S sales, so we aren't sure what the platform split is, we do have some data on that for PlayStation 5 however, and it's interesting because when you look at these numbers neither of them sound great, but if you're an Xbox fan, this is amazing progress in Japan for a launch of a platform last time that barely broke 1000 to sell 21,000 units at launch and I want to put this in perspective, it is sold out, the Xbox Series X slash S is sold out, they are literally doing lotteries for this system in Japan, lotteries standing in line and getting tickets for hoping for a chance to buy an Xbox Series X slash S, they haven't really done this for anything besides the Nintendo Switch, the Nintendo Switch was getting lotteries a lot this year due to a lack of availability of units and the high demand of them and we'll probably have lotteries happen again for the holiday period because the Switch is such a high demand system, but right now they're having lotteries for the Xbox Series X slash S because Microsoft does not have enough units in Japan, which to be fair to Microsoft, they've been a flop in Japan forever, so why would they have 500,000 units available in Japan when last time they only sold 100,000, so why would they even have enough to meet demand, because who knew the demand for the Xbox Series X slash S would even be this big, this shows that Microsoft has made amazing progress in Japan, I don't know if it's Game Pass that's making people want to latch on because it's such a great deal, it's cheap for gaming, we don't know if that's the case because there aren't really any Xbox Series X slash S versions of games that charted, so it seems to be that people were buying it specifically for Game Pass, which that's wow, that's a feather in their cap if that is the case. Now PlayStation 5 sold significantly worse than PlayStation 4 at launch, however after four days it did actually sell out, now from the reports I'm not seeing that there were any lotteries for PlayStation 5, but there are some interesting things to look at in regards to PlayStation 5 as an example, the best selling PlayStation 5 game was Miles Morales, with 18,640 units sold, right behind that was Demon's Souls, like literally right behind it, at 18,607 copies sold, so yeah, I did mention there's a split for PlayStation 5 as well for the hardware, so of the 100,000 or so that's sold there, 88% were the disc version, 12% were the digital version as well, so there's just a lot of data to extrapolate here, a lot of things to talk about because one, why did PlayStation 5 do so much worse in Japan than the PlayStation 4? I think there's a couple of factors, one is obviously they didn't have as much stock this time around, pandemic we can't ignore that, that is obviously playing a factor, but what we also have to remember is when the PlayStation 4 launched there really wasn't like a massively popular system that people use as a home console at the time, like there is right now, the Nintendo Switch is still selling incredibly well and when we get the media create sales then we'll actually get to see how the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X did in comparison switch because at 118,000 units sold it's possible PlayStation 5 is at the number one slot, but it's also possible that the Nintendo Switch is still in number one and I wonder if that's going to be an issue here in the United States as well where Switch is going to hold on to number one in November just because there's more of them out there than there are PlayStation 5s and Xbox Series Xs and we know globally Xbox Series X sold over a million units, we don't yet know for PlayStation 5, Sony hasn't signed anything, but Phil Spencer put out there that they sold the most units ever for the launch of an Xbox platform where the most ever was Xbox One worldwide at 1 million units during launch week, so that would infer that Xbox Series Xs has sold more than a million units, we don't know the exact numbers, but at least we have an idea it's more than a million and we have some exact numbers in Japan, we have nothing for PlayStation 5 beyond the numbers in Japan, so again we'll have to see, I know some people out there are rooting for Switch to hold on another month because Switch is setting a record right now with the consecutive months owning the MPD, but this is great. I worry that the PlayStation 4 is not only being cannibalized by Switch sales, but also on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 being cannibalized by Switch sales, but also that I wonder if these consoles are not friendly for the Japanese market. I know Xbox is making progress in that market and this is really like 21,000 units, Microsoft is literally jumping out of their seats right now at those kind of sales in Japan. The fact that there's lotteries for Xbox Series Xs and Ss in Japan, Microsoft has got to be thrilled because now they have real demand for the system, I don't know how many it's going to sell this week, I don't know how many units they've sent over there, how many units they were planning to send over there, but I think that Microsoft's not only elated by these numbers, I think that both of these systems are going to have issues even coming close to Switch because the thing is not only because Switch is a portable and Japanese like portables in addition to being the home console, but I think also just because they're both really expensive and I think in some ways they're priced a little bit out of the normal pricing that Japanese market likes to sit around which is about 300 or so, so they're both priced outside of this. Now notably the Xbox Series S is not priced outside of that and potentially that's why are the interests for the Xbox Series Ss coming from. Maybe the S is the system that's blowing up in Japan because Microsoft did tell us they believe long haul the Xbox Series S is going to be the more successful best-selling platform between the two where the X would actually be the leader at launch because of gaming enthusiasts and tech enthusiasts, but the S would be the leader long haul. Maybe it's possible in Japan and other Asian countries that the $300 budget series S bundled with Game Pass actually ends up being the preferred platform. Maybe that's what they mean. Maybe the X is always the leader here in the United States where we seem to care a lot about power and visuals, but out in those Asian countries, the China is the Japan's, India, maybe countries like that. Well, you know what? It turns out that the S is actually really, really popular. So we'll have to wait and see what happens with that. Obviously, we know the disc version of PlayStation 5 was the best seller, but will the digital version be the better seller over time? We'll have to wait and see. All I know is these are very, very good sales. And I am happy to see the Xbox mates of ground. I think PlayStation 5 obviously was supply constrained a little, but would they have hit it if they had unlimited supply? Would they have hit it? I don't know. There was not lotteries happening. So it doesn't sound like it was as hard to get a PlayStation 5 if it was a Series X slash S. So air go maybe demand was more met. We'll see. Week 2 sales will be very telling for these systems and how, if they're still able to sell out in week 2. Obviously, we're having an impossible time here in week 2, week 3, getting an Xbox Series X or PlayStation 5. It's going to be very hard to get these systems. Even Black Friday when there's going to be quote unquote stock of these systems, it could be up to maybe 10 units online, 2 units per store. It's going to be almost impossible to get these things without knowing somebody who knows exactly when stock is going to land, probably until maybe even summer of next year. It's going to be very difficult to be, if you don't own an Xbox Series X slash S or PlayStation 5 right now, good luck. And the second hand market is not good. Now you can get a Xbox Series X, I think in the second hand market for under a thousand, I think between 7 and 800, I was seeing a few of them multiple for, or maybe those the Series S, I can't remember. But dude, PlayStation 5, whether it's the digital version or the disc version, I mean, scalpers are hitting you for a thousand to 1500 bucks. Easy. This is, and the prices aren't coming down. So I don't know if they're actually selling at that price, or they think they will sell because people will be so frustrated, they can't get their hands on this.  That's, dude, it's, it's crazy. The world we're living in right now with these next-gen systems. So, hey, you know what, kudos to Microsoft for making progress in Japan.  So, so good job. Good job selling out. Obviously, we don't know what the real demand is yet until more stock comes in. But we do know that that is very good numbers for Xbox. So this is very good for Xbox doesn't look as good for Sony.  So I'm trying to be fair here. Sony does have a couple of top selling games in the Miles Morales PS5 version of Miles Morales and obviously Demon's Souls. We'll see if those, if that's enough to top the charts or if Nintendo's still at the top of some of their games. I have a feeling Nintendo might take a backseat this week to the PlayStation 5 and the PlayStation 5 games before bouncing back, you know, next week. But, hey, we'll find out when Media Create lands. So we'll have one more sales update tomorrow on this Japanese stuff where we can get a more direct comparison with Nintendo in the mix.


What's happening guys? It's Nick Chay. I know it's been a while since I've uploaded a video, but wow I just hit 10k 10,000 subscribers and that means the world to me the fact that I was at 800 subscribers in December and it's just grown so Exponentially seeing this community grow and seeing how much you guys have enjoyed and supported these videos It really means a lot to me. I remember when I was first starting this whole YouTube journey I was feeling really discouraged that none of my videos were getting views or you know People weren't appreciating the content that I put out But you know the hard work finally paid off the long nights of editing and shooting. They're all finally worth it down It's really cool that I have this audience who is interested in what I have to say whether it's about photography or film or college or anything Like that, so first off Thank you to everyone whether you're new or you're an old subscriber Whether you've been here after 10,000 or before I was even hitting 500 subscribers It means the world that you guys are joining me on this journey. So thank you for that So yeah, it's been a while since I've uploaded this past week has been super busy super hectic with the first week of second semester I also have my dance show I'm part of this break dancing group So we put on our yearly show. It was a lot of fun our Friday and Saturday show both sold out So I'll link it down below if the videos are out yet. That was a ton of fun So yeah, this video is just a quick update announcements giveaway. Maybe at the end stay tuned Announcements so I've kind of been holding off on talking about this just because I wasn't 100% sure of all the details But I'm really excited to share with you guys, but I got an internship in Paris this summer So for two weeks during June and July, I'll be in Paris at a film TV studio called healing on pictures This is all through Princeton's international internship program Which basically allows Princeton students to have really great internship opportunities all around the world My best friend got one in Australia my roommates going all around Europe And so yeah, I IP is what they call it here and it's just it's really great opportunity for Students to get involved with real organizations real companies and have hands-on experience I'll also have a stipend of $5,000 to cover, you know airfare transportation food housing So yeah, it's just gonna be an amazing eight weeks in Paris I'm really excited to be focusing on this film stuff So I'll be directing helping edit produce and just being an intern so that's all the details I have right now once I figure more stuff out. I will definitely keep you guys updated So that's huge as far as other announcements I'm also gonna be doing a lot of film stuff with other dance groups on campus called blaze Which is this big hip-hop group and we focus on content videos, so make sure you guys subscribe to that second channel I'll link it down below We have a lot of projects upcoming Which is gonna be really exciting and kind of my last announcement is I'm updating my store and my website So I know I get a lot of questions in my Instagram and my emails about hey I have this stats. I have this GPA scores Do you think I'll get into this certain school or hey, could you look over my essay? Hey, do you think I'm competitive enough to get into Princeton? And as much as I would love to answer each and every one of you guys's questions I just don't have the time for that as a student myself I've really been thinking about the best way to approach this and so I'm gonna be hosting a live Google Hangout session with me and five other people It's gonna be an hour session where you guys can ask me any types of questions you have whether it's about your extracurricular your resumes or just college questions in general It's just gonna be you and four other people that sign up for that specific time slot and the reason I want to cap it at five People is that any more than that is just too many people to accommodate for in an hour session So the really great thing about having other people in your session is that you can hear my Perspectives on their specific stories and that'll help you also gain some insight because these are people from all around the country Or all around the world who may have different college application stories and so the way this is gonna work is you can go to my website I'll link it down below and you can purchase an hour time slot and then I'll send you an email with all the specifics about how to set it up and Basically what I'll do is I'll call each of you guys and yeah for an hour. We'll just have a nice conversation I'm very excited for this. It's a very Experimental phase right now. I'm trying to see if this kind of marketing is feasible and it's practical for an audience like you guys So spots are very limited. I don't know how many sessions I'm gonna open up But if this is in popular demand that I'll definitely bring it back since I have no idea how popular is gonna be the first 20 people to sign up We'll get $10 off their first purchase So make sure you guys do use that code down below on top of that I'll also be doing one-on-one Q&A sessions where if you don't want to be in a group of four other people You can have a very private session with me ask me any types of open questions You want and really get my perspectives on it and as a disclaimer Obviously, I'm not stating that I'm a professional or that I know everything about college admissions or anything like that I'm just a freshman here at Princeton who is trying to offer my perspectives on what I think will help give you the best chances And you know from my experiences help you guys because I know a lot of you guys have been asking similar questions So I think this is gonna be the best way to remedy that a few people have been interested in essay reviews and critiques So I've partnered up with a professional writer and if you're interested in that I'll also have that link to my website and you can purchase it based on your word count You'll send us over your essay and we'll take a look at it The essay review package will include a one-page summary of our revisions And why we think those changes should be made and basic grammar and any other types of Revisions that need to be made. All right, and the last most important thing is I'm doing a giveaway of This GoPro this GoPro hero 3 silver has been with me for almost four or five years now This was one of the first cameras I picked up and it's really been by my side ever since I've taken this thing on so many Adventures underwater just doing the most craziest things It really puts a new perspective on things and allows you to capture Images and videos in ways that you never would have thought before it's been my trusty partner But you know, I just want to say thank you to all my new subscribers for helping me get to where I am today All right So the rules to enter this giveaway are like this video comment down below why you need this GoPro and then subscribe to this Channel I've been looking at my analytics and almost 60% of you guys aren't subscribed Which makes no sense because why would you not want to be subscribed if you're watching my videos? I also need you to subscribe to my second day's channel, which is called blog day I'll link it down below because I'm gonna be putting out a lot more projects on that and then finally just follow me on Instagram And yeah, that's all you have to do I'll be looking through all the comments and picking a winner in the next week or so and as far as Future content and the future of this channel I've really been thinking about what I want my videos to be and what I want to create and To be honest, I have no idea That's kind of why I haven't made any videos this week because I don't want to be putting out poor shitty quality I could easily break out a video every single day, but they wouldn't be up to the quality that I want So that's why I want to take this time to just really reflect on my own creative processes And what I want as a filmmaker and a creator because as much as I love having this audience at the same time It also needs to be fulfilling for me And I just haven't figured out what exactly that avenue is I'll definitely pick up vlogging again It's just a huge time commitment on top of school to be carrying around cameras and vlogging and making dope quality content. So Yeah, that's all in the future works Sorry, this has been just kind of a quick update video So yeah, everything will be linked down below whether it's the giveaway or the Q&A or the essay critiques or anything else Thanks so much. Thanks so much. Thanks so much. Thanks so much for watching and I'll see you guys next time


This is the way to do it. This is the way to do it. This is the way to do it. Welcome to Youth in Action, where young people are doing immense work to bring change into society. In today's program, we have Farida Sart, the director of Winam Child Without Limit. Quite an interesting title. Let's hear more. Farida, Karibu Sana to Youth in Action. Tell us a bit about yourself. What is it that you do? Okay. I'm Farida Sart from Winam Child Without Limit. I'm a teacher, a special needs teacher. I'm a psychologist and a functional assessor. These are people who assess children from the IAC Center and place them in schools. Yeah, so I do that much and I'm also the director and founder of Winam Child Without Limit, currently founder of Autism Center called Winam Autism Center. I'm a passionate person about disability. Yeah. So let's talk about Winam Child Without Limit. What is it about and what do you do there? Winam Child Without Limit is a young organization that was brought about in support of parents, all caregivers of special needs kids and kids who are going through special needs issues. We are based in Mambuleo. That is where our office used to be. Currently, we have moved to Tomboyah. That is where we support parents from. We work in Kisumu County. That is how we are registered to work in Kisumu County. But currently, we focus within the town. We've not moved outside because of some reasons here or there. But we support all the parents from those who call to those who visit. Yeah. And so what inspired you to do this kind of work? The inspiration came about when I was volunteering after my attachment in Joyland Assessment Center. I decided to volunteer there from 2017. Then being that after assessment, children need to be followed up and checked how they are going in school. Being that the work is too much in the assessment center, sometimes they don't find time to visit and follow up. So I offered myself to be doing that, following up and supporting the parents. I created a WhatsApp group to follow up on these with the parents. But now I got so interested so much on autism because I realized it's like a forgotten area. Yeah. But we support all the parents and the inspiration came from the fact that children are taken to school and left with the school. Yes. You focus more on autism. Is there a specific reason why you decided instead of this other kind of special need, I will choose autism? One thing that pushed me on autism is the fact that autism is the only thing that does not have a school in Kisumu County. It's the only disability that does not have a school in Kisumu County because the government feels that they should be included. But even as the inclusion coming, some of the kids who are autistic don't benefit so much from inclusion. Though we just encourage that they are included for socialization so much. So you find that physical disability, they have a school, HMH have a school, HI they have a school, and they visually impaired also have a school in Kisumu County, but not autism. Yeah. So that is why I found myself just getting interested and focusing on autism. And again, it's something that many people don't know about autism. What is this autism? Yeah. So it's touched us and I realized that more awareness should be created in our county and as a whole in western region. You've talked about MH, HI, what are those? Okay.  Those are intellectually disabled kids. HI is hearing impairment schools. Yeah. We have all of them in Kisumu. We have Luderan school for the mentally handicapped. We have hearing impairment school. That is Masenu school for the yeah. Yes. And so what kind of activities do you do at Winam Child Without Limit? At Winam Child Without Limit, we have four main thematic areas. That is assessment, placements and follow-ups for children with special needs and their parents and follow-up on them. We also do psychological support and cancelling for the same parents. We create awareness on disabilities and we also do positivity in living. This means we encourage the society as a whole to live positive with persons with disability. Yeah. And disability has attracted mind sensitization and awareness over time but in your profile you still say that the people living with disability are still marginalized. Would you talk more about that? This is because like when some of them are still categorized as curses in families. So that is why we say that they are still marginalized and again like autism is very difficult and people don't understand it so well. So even when they assume they are in the hospital nobody understands that they are autistic. Many people will say that they are brought up. They are not well brought up. Yeah. So that is the reason why we saw it and we think that marginalization is still there and people living with disability and their families are still neglected. Yes. You speak of people not understanding what autism is. So can you tell us what is autism spectrum disorder and how should we understand it as a community? Autism spectrum disorder is an inclusive name for disability, different disability. It is a spectrum. It is something that brings other disabilities within one. So autism happens to one of them. It's a neurological disability that affects most of socialization and communication in a child. Yeah. And when you meet a autistic child who is also having hyperactivity, ADHD, attention deficit and the hyperactivity disorder, it is not easy to understand them because they will be jumpy, destructive and not talking. So as a new person you will think that the child is not brought up well while the child is on the spectrum. The spectrum here means they behave differently. Each autistic child behave differently and whatever works for one autistic child there is no surety that it will work for the other. Each and every one of them should be treated differently. Yes. That is why it is a spectrum and it is a lifelong condition. It is not a disease. It is not an hearable thing that people can get from talking or socializing. It is a condition and a lifelong one. Yes. And who do you aim to target with your message on autism spectrum disorder? My aim is the society. Everybody should know about autism because once the society knows about it it will be easier for the autistic parents, autistic caregivers, autistic family to work this journey easily. You know when example when HIV came up it was so difficult and everybody felt that it is a disease that can be just begotten even by talking with the person with HIV positive. But through awareness and support it is something that currently everybody lives comfortably. That is what should happen with autism. It is not airborne. It is just a condition that when awareness is created well everybody will understand and even if you meet an autistic child you will not say they are mad. Autistic adults when trained well from childhood can work like me and you, can work regularly like anybody. But because they are not trained, they are neglected, most of them are in closed doors. Awareness should help on this. Yes. Nice. Speaking of awareness, in 2022 the first World Autism Awareness Day was held in Kistumu County and I believe you were part of that journey. Tell us how it was. It was a challenging journey but we thank God it happened. We thought it twice being that it is the first organization that I've thought about autism strongly. So we thought that maybe holding this day and celebrating autistic persons in Kisumu for the first time we'll encourage people to start and getting as interested in knowing what autism really is. So it was a challenge but people came up and supported especially the county government, health department. They gave us a chance to do the awareness and sensitization in the hospitals. We did that in five sub-county hospitals with their support and the National Council for Persons with Disability support and we tried and got attention of a few people but we believe that this year will be different. So you're planning to do another one this year? Exactly. We would wish that it happens every year just the way it is celebrated in Nairobi and any other area. Autism should be and must be celebrated even in Kisumu County so that everybody should know. Like when we did that in 2022, everybody by standards were asking what is this autism? What is this? So it should be something that everybody knows so that even when we celebrate it everybody should be interested to come and celebrate and see the kids because in 2022 we have one of the kids there who was trying to sing and the other was just attended with their families. And what kind of aid do you offer as an organization to maybe parents with kids who have autism? What we do so much is one after these kids are admitted in schools we follow up the kids in these schools. We help the teachers to work the journey with the kids because even the teachers get overwhelmed. One hyperactive autistic kids is not easy to manage.  So we work with them, we encourage them, we visit these schools to see the progress of these kids. Some of them joined when they could not do anything. Currently they can write which is an achievement to us. Some of them joined when they could not sit in class. Currently they can sit and follow the routine well. So we support the kids through education visits and support on the teacher. Then we also do psychosocial support for the parents. We meet with the parents every month to discuss their journey and to work with them. Sometimes we invite psychologists to talk to them and guide them on how to manage their stress and trauma and it has been a journey with them. Those who have at least accepted and able to work this journey are very comfortable talking about their case and autism, which is a plus to us. As an organization we also manage in 2022 to bring one of the children to participate in Mr. and Miss Kenya, Kisumu County, which was also a plus to us. We are happy that the organizers, which is angels or sunsets organization accepted to register one of us and she participated and it was a plus to us to bring autism to light. So we try to connect them with any agency, any organization, any schools that can support autism. Speaking of bringing autism to light, have you seen any significant change since you started doing this work until now? Exactly. We've seen a lot of changes, a lot of connections. Many parents are currently coming out to ask what should I do, how should I do this and we connect them with many people. It has been a great journey because we see that many parents are coming out currently to work the journey and to take their kids to school, which was not there before. Yeah. And do you have people supporting your movement or partners that you're working with at Wynnum Child Growth Limit? Okay. Currently I have volunteers that I work with. We don't have any funding. We use our personal funds to work the journey with the parents. Wherever we need any support we have to what needs financial support. We have to dig deep into our own pockets and support what is needed, but we believe that we will get support. But in awareness, I think the Department of Health has really come handy to help us in creating awareness. Yes. What kinds of challenges have you encountered doing this work or how have you gone about it? Challenges are a lot. There is no journey that can be worked without a challenge and challenges need to make you strong. First is acceptance from the parents. It's not easy to accept that. Any other disability like physical, it's easy because you see, you will not deny. Autism being a neurological thing, it's not easy because some of them just seems very okay, but they have autistic characteristics. So to bring the parent to understand and accept that my child is autistic, it is a journey. And some of them you find that they insist that my child has to be in a regular school, my child has to write, my child has to read, which to some autistic kids, it's not easy for them to do those things, but it's a journey we are working with them. It's a big challenge for acceptance and we understand that acceptance is not easy to everybody. The second challenge is maybe the financial constraints because sometimes we feel that we need a place for them so that when they are brought there, they can do what they are interested in, not what we are interested in. Yeah, it has been a challenge. Then another challenge is just the societal, I think, societal unawareness. People are not aware that autism exists. You find a parent going to the hospital and everybody just wonders, things like that, which to the parent it's an attack. So if it's possible that the society could understand that autism is a condition and it's a difficult journey to the autistic parents or autistic caregiver, it can be an easier journey than it is today. Yeah. Apart from society, how has your, have your friends and family taken the kind of work that you do? Okay, there are some who are okay, there are some who are not okay because everybody will say that these things easy for them to do, things like that, which is normal. But again, my family has been supportive. My husband has been very supportive because he knows that it is a passion. Yeah, I've been dealing with from 2017. I got interested. He has been supportive. My mom has been supportive. My friends, some of them are supportive, some are not. Yeah, so the ones who are supportive are working the journey with me. They can sometimes support also when I call for financial support. They can also support. They can also volunteer at times. Yeah. Where do you plan to take Winam child without limit in the near future? Okay, the dream of Winam is to have an autistic model or a model that can accommodate special needs child that when they come in, they can be nurtured overly. We will not wish to see a child coming out of a primary school without any scale. So the dream of Winam is to have a model where if a child comes out, they have something in hand be it a carpentry, be it beauty, be it electronics, be it engineering, because we believe that most autistic kids are very bright. The only challenge is tapping on the on their skills. Yeah, if they are in regular schools, they don't fit because they don't understand why why do I need right. But you will find one building blocks. When you just look at why the child is building blocks, you might find that the child is interested in building or construction. So you tap on that. You don't fix them to do what you want them to do. So the dream of Winam child without limit is to have a model that can hold all the children with special needs, especially autistic child. Yes. Here in your speak of autism, there might be a parent out there who needs help with an autistic child. How can they find you? Currently, we are situated in Tomboy and we are trying to come up with an autistic center where only autistic kids will come in for support. We have started admitting a few for this support to guide the parents on what to do with the autistic kids. We are situated in Tomboy next to former women rents office. Some of them can reach us through our office number which is<PHONE_NUMBER> and they will be guided on what to do or how to reach us. We are doing such amazing work and impactful work. There may be a young person out there who wants to start something but they do not know how to do it. What can you tell them? Everything we do is a journey. What we need to be encouraged with is that we need to start. Starting is the challenge. If you are interested in doing something, just make a step of starting. Once you make a step of starting, you will walk the journey. Those who still don't know might come to our organization to volunteer so that they know how the journey can be walked. Thank you so much Farida. We have learnt a lot about autism and I personally will take this into consideration. You have heard it. Autism is not a curse. It is a disorder that needs understanding and much care. For a young person who needs to start something, as she has said, it is about starting. When you start, you will get the follow-through to go on with your plans. This has been Youth in Action. I am Nyangweseo Gremis. See you next time.


how to make a live picture of a table for a dashboard. If I create a new sheet, for example, let's assume I want to create a dashboard of one table and one chart here. How do I do that?  Let's assume that this is the table. You highlight the table and then you take a picture of it. There's something called camera, camera tool. Now if you look to the top left, I have it here, camera tool. You don't see the camera tool anywhere else in Excel. You have to bring it into Excel. It's kind of hidden. I don't know why Excel decided to hide that too. But the camera tool, what it does is it takes a picture and once your data changes, that picture also changes. But the nice thing about a picture is you can carve it around. So let me use the tool and I'll show you how to get the tool. You get the camera tool by going to File, then Options, go to File, Options. Then under Options, you need to go to Quick Access Toolbar, Quick Access Toolbar. And then once you get a Quick Access Toolbar, you need to change these popular commands to commands that are not in the ribbon. That means commands that Excel didn't give you. So once you do that, you'll see that all of this list here are commands that you don't really have Quick Access Tool. And you see the camera there? Click, and then you add it to the right. So you already have it added and just add to the right. Once you add it and you say, okay, you will see it at the top here. So I click on, I highlight the table that I want to take the picture off and I take the picture. Click. So when I take that picture, and I'll go to the sheet that I want to use to create the dashboard. So I come to the new sheet and then I just click. Once you just click, this is now a picture. It's a picture of those cells in that other sheet. But the nice thing is if I press F9 to update my table, you can see that this picture updates. How did I do that? Let me quickly do that again. You just highlight your data, whatever data it is. You just highlight this.  This is now a picture. So I press F9, the figures update. And because the picture, I have all these picture tools. I can even put a picture frame around it. That's quite ugly. Then I can decide to do any kind of customization I want to do on this picture. Make it, you guys probably do something much better than this. But that's a picture. So that's how you take a picture of a table. Thanks for watching another training video from DeepRound Consulting. See you in the next video.


Let's talk about content creation and sort of the process that I use to create and post and kind of like scheduling the time for that. So I'll just kind of speak generally I'll show you an example on the screen as well for my process. But, you know, generally, I think of content creation. I have two blog posts that I want you to Google and you should be able to find my blog post and first one is the three stages of content creation. So Google that one and find my blog post on that and read it. Basically, stage one is prolific exploratory content stage two is repurposed the best of and edit and repurpose and stage three is monetized but anyway so that's that's the second blog post I bite you to look up is the three phases. Of creation, the three phases of creation and if you don't see my blog post just do the free the three phases of creation George cow and hopefully that'll that'll come up. Okay, I'll easier thing the three phases of creation. Play Polish promote. Play Polish promote this is a two separate block was a three stages of content creation, and then later on a few years later I wrote the three phases of creation three phases play Polish promote that's the second one. So, let me talk about this play Polish promote idea briefly, which is, you know, when I sit down to write an article. Let's play with the idea that I have in mind. There's no judgment in the play phase, I'm just, what could I I mean if I said something anything about this idea what, what might I say to somebody. Let's play with the idea I just type in the random stuff to be crazy could be boring could be interesting because and then the Polish phase is like okay now I've got some things written down now now I'm kind of editing right I'm cutting and pasting well what this idea should go above that one and this idea really should go at the bottom here and, you know, cutting pasting and then polishing is is you know part of polishing is okay well let me this idea maybe I need to say I know the sentence about right and oh I have this example for this other idea okay then. So the polishing is kind of like the, the making it readable making you know and then finally the, the promote is all right I'm going to post the article or, and you can apply this to video creation and to podcast creation as well it's same idea play Polish promote for video playing with what what might I say in the video you kind of do a little bit of outlining journaling before you start recording right. And then the Polish part those of you who do video editing the Polish part includes video editing, taking out arms and knowledge or saw this is whatever you do, I don't do video editing I just go live, but for me the Polish part is basically. Yeah I don't really have a polish part for video recording because I do everything one take, and then the promote part is just posting the video or posting the podcast episode or whatever it is so basically that's and then but but then you know, you might notice that you spend a lot of time creating the thing and then you don't have enough time, you need realize you have to schedule time for posting it promoting the piece of content as well. This is where I want to show you on the screen here I have a process that I give myself for that so I click on, you know, one of the little tips please use bookmark bar bookmark bar you can just drag drag links into your bookmark bar and easily access it again so I bookmark my content creation process. So Friday is when I my major content creation day, and I have a, I have a structure for myself for what I do on Fridays now. I don't need to talk you through the stuff on the left because everybody has a different method of creating content, but I just want to show you I put the steps for myself on, you know, on the left. I put the steps for myself and then I, this is the Friday, and really I should call the steps right as a step 12345 and I've already sorted by it. And this is whether or not I've done it I've given myself a time allotment for each 30 minutes 10 minutes 10 minutes 10 minutes. And if you if you add up all the time, it takes me 89 minutes so basically exactly an hour and a half to do all these things I've given myself in these segments over time to continue refining how much time these things take me and if things something's taking too long I can of course say well maybe I don't need the 30 minutes to record that me I'll do a 20 minute thing. I can change that so once I've done each thing I'll just put like a yes, I've done that. Okay, so every single Friday you I come back here and I go okay. Have I done that yet. I guess I did okay did I do the Instagram live yet. Yes I did that. Okay, have I added the article I haven't added the article and I'm going to click on this link to go to my blog dress to go and you know this is a Google Drive folder link you know goes to my blog dress and we go ahead and edit, you know edit the article. Let me go ahead and edit this you know and that's part of my process so it's so easy for me to go through my process because things are linked together and, and I've got the steps and I've got about approximately how much things take me. I got to post it on medium now okay this link directly goes to posting a new article on medium.  And then I might do some editing from there. So you see all the steps are listed out for me. And when I'm done with all the steps I use select the column and delete it and I can reuse it next week. So, so this is why it's so important to have what I call a hat manual for the different aspects you know you wear different hats in your business now I'm a content creator hat bookkeeper hat, you know, client preparation hat, and each hat has a manual or a checklist of things that you do so it's very calming and I just have to follow the steps I know exactly and do and I know exactly how much time things take also. And so, yeah, the 90 minutes has been very, very consistent for me over I've done this for years now. And so, now, I do want to say one thing about how I, one more thing I say about how I actually create ideas these days that the play phase I'll say a bit about this. You know what I really I'm going to I'm going to talk about this in another segment so below this video there should be a link to that other segment where I talk more about the play phase if you don't if I didn't forgot to put it please remind me by commenting below so I hope this is helpful to kind of see the possibility of having a workflow for content and therefore knowing how much time you need to schedule for these things for for whatever process you are working so that you can go okay. I'm going to schedule the play phase on on a Monday or something I'm going to schedule the polish phase on a Wednesday and then the promote phase on a Friday or whatever it is you need to do. It's usually a good idea to give yourself some sleeping on at time between the play and the polish phase, and even the during the promote phase you might realize you want to edit just a little bit more before you promote. So, but the polish and the promote phase can really be done the same the same segment is fine but the play in the polish phase should really try to at least sleep on it and give it a day or two. You know, change between our gap between those two phases so I hope this is helpful.