To the world. Representing Kangemi, she goes by the name Salema Mungai aka Kokey. Hi. Karibu Sana. Asa aunty. Kamerapu Nuriapu Evo No. 4. Yes. I'm finally glad we are here and we are ready to start this. We are ready to take this off. Yes. All right. Kokey. More ornite wa kokey. Kus you're breaking, una, una break, you can break. But this question was so many times. But it started when, you know, I used to listen to juwakali sana kitambo. And then this song al kongani bakusu lei fiyake when he was small and then he went to high school. And then it was a part where he said... You have to play that song. And then kuna patali, sayama, suju ika fika wapi ni kaza pchezana kuki. So every time that part is to come, nili kongani hirudia. So my cousin used to tell me, kuki niyama aga. Anani kafika tain flani. Now my cousin started calling me kuki. Kuki, kuki. So they say them kuki is just too tiring, too pronounced. So what I said me too, it's kuki. So that's how you name gopat. Yeah. Evo ambe juwakali wata kakulamo. He inspired me at a very small age. All right. Chariote juwakali. And he just told us you're dropping another one. If you're watching this, kuki is here and kuki would love to put in some mark with you. Kuki ni mo na umependa kudrop freestyles sana. Yes. Why not official tracks? Okay, freestyles, it's just... Most of the times when I'm in the studio, when my producer is playing me a bit, naji patangatu, I'm writing. So we decide, let's shoot this. And then we do. All right. Inakwangatu, sometimes it happens. Onkitu ya, raka, kitu organic, something to feed the fans. But it also helped me sharpen my writing. Yeah, it helps me sharpen my writing. All right, in the process. Okay, so the latest one you did and monainatuwa... Uh-huh, let me get in there. We are almost in there. Please remind me the name. Watadaya. Watadaya. Watadaya freestyle. All right, so I like Watadaya because you talk about bloggers, number one. I'm a blogger, so I don't know why you are hating on us. I'm not hating, but it's something that we are both relating to. I'm also a blogger. You're also a blogger? Yes. Okay. So it's something that me and Deutuna Jua, and this is what we write about. Okay, in this context, what are you saying exactly? Three years kugim? Yes. You say something about three years kugim? And then bloggers on a day I could write some that... Bile wasa ni awana pes. You think it's easy? All right. They think it's easy to make this cash. Yeah. What kind of mental space will you call a mental space when you can take it? What is the reason? Oh, no, but actually, it happened. We were just talking with him for some video. Shout to him, by the way. Shout out to me. I'm a producer. And I'm Alexa. Alexa? Shout out to Alexa. What's your name? Since I was born. Alexa K.E. On Facebook. Instagram and Twitter. Akuna fire beats, by the way. Yeah. So you were chilling with Alexa? Yeah. And then, you know, to look what you know we've done. It's even more when I had this omji because we have done a mixtape. We have a very huge catalog. And then, you know, the way artists always complain. I used to write a lot of stories the way artists are complaining. People are talking about them. You don't understand how this is in me. So I just gathered all that concept. It does not come from any me catching feelings or... Oh, I took you to a place Flania Rejo or something. No, no. All right, I get you.  Nice one. So you were a blogger. You were a blogger before even rap. Yes, I was. You were an artist manager as well? Talent manager? A digital marketer. Digital marketer. Yeah, where I market artists. You market artists. All right. So from this experience that you have got, nene na fanya wasani wasi blo. As a digital marketer, as a blogger, somebody who tells stories and learns and an artist now, somebody who makes the art itself. Nene na fanya artist wasi blo. I think the way we market artists... Artists are watching us right now and they are recording songs. Na wablo na hangi takasana kujiwa. Bona yangwa ibo. It starts from the background where you don't have people who are supporting your art. That's one. So from all the way to marketing, when you don't have somebody who is supporting your art, uta fika pointene, you're not getting a place to record.  I need good visuals because nonam sa nipiakwa na presya, kukretu good visuals. But you don't. And each and every single thing is expensive. A budget to market my song. Somebody to help me push my song. Maybe a label which... Okay, there are artists who are independent and they know what they're doing. But at the same time, here and now, from the... The same idea. Palechini grass. Ground. For ground. Ningumu, because somebody to record lezima talipiakwa, video, marketing, all that. And you know when... These artists are too, these big artists. The intense marketing that goes in that song that they have released is huge. The budget is quite huge. So yeah, that is the problem. So problem after problem. Yeah. Like a chain reaction. Yes. Once unaitishwa doa unna una pata stress. Once we have pata stress and it translates to the other thing. Which translates to the other thing. So what is the solution? Getting a team? Yes, have a team. I am not going to tell you have a team, but try and have a team. I also don't know what's the problem is because... You're not a writer. You will find when we are... Kuna msa niya na toa wimboflani. Nebia. Nice hip-hop song. Ima talk and people like it. Allah fumimi, ni kujeni toa the same thing. And then pwa like. Ima pata like. How many views? A hundred views? And I've written something close to this. Yeah. It's just a lot of problems. You're trying to... Una jari boku kajri. All right, all right, all right. Whatever this artist is doing. Whatever this artist is doing. So be true to yourself also. So be true to yourself also. Yeah, be true to yourself. Just do your art. Yeah. Okay, I'm interested in this photography side of yours. How do you manage to do all these things and still remain true to your art? Photography, events, organizing, blogging, and the rest of them, and moduli. Well, I'm not a model per se. Actually, I wanted to be a model and then now I started teaching myself how to do photography. And then I just ended up liking photography and then the idea of me being a model just died. Yeah. Okay, so you're no longer posing for pictures? I do. I do, but I do it when I want. When you have something to push. I have a concept that I want to do or when I feel like I need to create this for some later use. Maybe, you know. Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay. Yeah. So yes, but let's not forget the matter here.  Because it takes a lot to be busy during the day and all record during the day and be busy at night. It takes a lot of heart to do such a thing. Most of my job is online. As I say, I'm a social media manager so I do it during the day. Corporate events, it only comes once a week so I take an off from work. Yeah. And then when I'm going to the studio I go at night. Most of the times I record at night because none appear during the day the studio is occupied. So the only time you have to go back to the studio is record at night. You write at night because that is the time your thoughts are settled so you can be able to write. Is hip-hop a safe space for women? Because I'm told we are almost at equality. We are almost at gender equality. We still have a lot of work to do as a people, as a human race. But is hip-hop so far to you? Has it been good to you as a woman? Yes, considering the people I look up to if it has been good to them, why not us, he in Kenya? You've seen various women in Kenya also trying to find... Tell me these people that you look up to who want to get into your head. I admire the vibe in Saru. Let me tell you the truth. Saru is a beast. Yeah, I like Nshinshti. We agree. Saru is a beast. Unanimous. All right. Nshinshti. Nshinshti. I love it. Kaligraf Jones, the hardness in him. All right, all right.  You know how to describe each and every one of them. Each and every one of them has a word. Yeah. Okay? Nani kwa? Wakadinali?  And the stories they tell for sure. The stories they tell. Nani kwa? It's very smooth in a really Hard way. Hard way, I guess. Okay, okay. Thank you very much for that one. Sushantu. So this is the one you are pushing. The, remind me. I keep forgetting the name of this freestyle. Wachadia. I have another one that's coming up. Another one that is coming up. Yes. And you are teasing. You keep teasing them on Aiji. Before we get back to the music, what is in store? In store is my personal blog. I launched it last month in December. And then I started working on it. So I started working on it. You started with the content? Yes, I started with the entertainment. What should we look for there? Apu kwenye? Mostly my blog, mostly it's going to, you see the way artists also say how I want to place platform Apu kwenye. Talked about. I think now this will give them a platform. All right. Yeah. Starting with you. Starting with you. Okay, we are about to get a performance from you supported by Mr. DJ Aelia Paivi. But before that, please share with them your social media handles. You can find me on Instagram at Salima Muigay, Facebook Salima Muigay and Twitter as well. Salima underscore Muigay. Okay, are you related to the president? No. But I get that question alone. I am not related to the president. Okay. But maybe kuna, there is a trail of. Go, if you go back, back it is. Yes. Okay, she will look up for project and Alba mamakit kamaishwa. Yes, there is Alba mamawaking on. Still very fresh. But there is an Alba mamawaking on. There is a freestyle that is coming up. Yes. A freestyle that is coming up. So subscribe Palikotika YouTube channel which is. At Salima Muigay. Salima Muigay on YouTube as well and every other important place that you need to find. We have come to the end of this particular one. Ms. Salima and it's about that time that you performed for us. Thank you. Supported by Mr. DJ Aelia. The floor is mine. The floor is yours. And then we'll be back tomorrow of people Thursday. If you happen to love a music keep requesting it so we can have it on rotation. Happy week when you hip-hop Thursday and Y254 in general. Salima Muigay aka Kuki and DJ Aelia. Take it away.


If virtual reality is a wilderness then user interface or UI is sort of like the trails that get you through it. So in this hubs scene we've got a forest or wilderness and various trails that lead around the hills and take you to different locations, signposts, waypoints within it. So first some familiarization with the controls. If you've ever played with old school video games you can hit the W, A, S and D keys to move around. That's up, left, back and right respectively. You can left click and look around or you can right click to use teleportation which allows you to kind of skip a certain distance ahead in your general direction that you are looking.  But one thing you'll see are these white people icons with circles around the bottom and if you click on one of those it allows you to warp to that location. These are particular points of interest within the experience. If you ever need a further run through of the controls you can hit the question mark icon on the bottom right and get a full tour. If there are any people in the hubs space you'll see them by clicking in the upper right and you can chat to them using the chat window down at the bottom. If you want to add something to the scene you can click the plus icon and upload it from your computer or you can hit the wand and browse various models, avatars, gifts, etc. from the web and place them into the scene. Now you may notice that the content on these signposts is pretty small. In order to view it larger once you've played it just point at it and right click and it will bring it up full screen in your field of view. Now as you walk around if you want to walk faster hit the shift key and if you want to be able to leave the ground you can toggle the fly mode so for example if I want to get a bird's eye view head up here towards the sky look down on the entire environment and see everything there is to see. Let's return to the ground. That's all we're going to cover for controls right now. This experience is about user interface so feel free to start wandering around and watch some of the videos and interact with some of the objects in this wilderness to familiarize yourself with best practices for creating good user interfaces in VR. Have fun.


Okay boys and girls we're going to be reading a story today and with that story we'll be using what we read to make predictions about what will happen next in the text. In the story we're going to be reading is called catch that ball. It's gonna be a story about a girl who's really proud of what she does but then something might happen at the end of the story. I'm gonna leave that a little bit of a surprise for you. Okay and today my students were meeting in a small guided reading group to focus on making predictions for the reading focus but we were using the skill of traffic signals in order for them to self-assess where they were with their readings. We're going to be using our traffic signals. We've been using these now for a while and let's review real quick before we get started. If we have green up what's that what are you telling me about yourself? Riley? You're good. You're working hard. You have no problems right now. You understand everything you're reading. What if I look over and I see you have the yellow up? What's that telling me about? You have a question? You have a question and what else though? You have a question? Need a little help? The question Emmy? But you're good.  Now what if I look over and I see this red traffic signal up Alex? I need help. I need help okay that's telling me you can't go any further you need help okay and I put a little poster back here for us so we can always remember what those mean. So we'll start everyone out on green. Using the traffic signals is a great way for them to show me where they are with their learning. They're able to self-assess and be able to determine if they're on the right track or if they need some help and it's also able for me to manage the group a lot easier especially in a small group setting. That way it's a visual cue for me whereas a lot of times if the students are sitting there with their hands up they stop working all together and the mine on the yellow traffic signal is where you know they can continue to work and they don't have to stop completely. Excellent. Emmy you're up one second. Yes you can go ahead good question go ahead and make a prediction answer that question make a prediction and then you can go on with your reading. Excellent question. Hannah? Go ahead and flip the page and then continue on a couple questions for you and then your writing response. Great. In order to prepare them to use traffic signals at first I did a lot of modeling with different passages of reading and acted like they I was a student myself and came to different vocabulary words that they might not be familiar with and when I modeled that I didn't know the word I would put the yellow card up and continue reading because I didn't want to stop just because of one word and you have a question you still have your yellow up. Did you have a question? Oh excellent. Now were you stopped right there? Did that question stop you? Okay that would have been a good time to put the red up for me because that would show that you were stopped you couldn't work anymore. Alright in the past they would be stopping so that means their learning is stopping they're not focused anymore their attention might go off to something else so this is just a way for them to constantly be working until they do put that red one up and then I also modeled when I got to a point where I just didn't comprehend what was in the text I used the red traffic signal for them to show that there is a time where you do need to stop and you know ask for assistance. Alright excellent. Good job that sounded great. Oh Brady you have red up where are you stopped at? Do you need help? On number three right there which part of number three do you need help with? This is great as a visual in the classroom for whole group because sometimes it's hard to identify a student that's not working they might be sitting there and they look like they're actively engaged but they're not so by them putting that signal up it's a great way for me to get to a student quickly. I've also used it in you know different subjects not just reading I've used it in math as well small group and whole group I've even taken them to the computer lab on times to where they can put them on their computers and if they have a problem or an issue they can put the different colors up in the computer lab. This is not something to just throw out to the kids and say you know go ahead and use this they need to see it in action and that's why I you know started off with modeling at first and if you just give it to them a lot of times they'll overuse them. For new teachers that would be trying this I would start in small group maybe model it whole group but when you start using them using them in small group is a lot easier just for the management for you to manage them sometimes in whole group it becomes very tedious to get around the classroom to all the different students so I would start modeling whole group but then when you're actually letting the students use it go into small group first.


I'm Prono Felix from Kenya, Nanti County. I practice dairy farming and use different variety of feeds. Of Luzan, Desmodium, keeping silage, practicing silage farming and using NEPIA to counter long droughts per range. We have a long period of drought. To an extent, I'm using these different variety of feeds to counter that challenge.


Let's code the transformer encoder. The encoder class inherits from torch modules. This allows us to define a forward pass, access parameters, allow gradient updates among many other things. In the forward pass, we pass some initial word embeddings, and this is passed through multiple encoder layers. Each encoder layer will perform attention, layer normalization, and pass it through some feed-forward layers. The outcome of this encoder is a set of word vectors that better represent the context of a word.


Welcome back to another one if you're new to the channel. I am Goldpony, I do new car truck SUV reviews on YouTube and today we are in the new completely redesigned 2022 Hyundai Tucson courtesy of Jackie Umbalvo Hyundai in York PA. For more information on their inventory please feel free to check out the link in the description box below and so obviously wanted to check this one out. This thing is completely different than the previous generation Tucson not only is it completely redesigned it's substantially larger than the previous Tucson as well and I'll get into all the numbers later in the video of course for you guys but not only that you do still have America's best warranty with this one as well being five years 60,000 mile bumper to bumper 10 year 100,000 miles on the powertrain that's wonderful and so in this video I will be testing out and going over everything about this new Tucson acceleration braking ride quality steering field cargo space rear legroom sound system all that fun stuff so having said all of that what do you guys say let's just go ahead and jump right into it and as always let's start with pricing and so as you can imagine there are several different trim levels for the 2022 Tucson first one being the SE starting at $24,950 SEL which is actually the one we have today starting at $26,500 N line for $30,600 and lastly the limited starting at $34,700 that I do also want to say there are a couple different package options for example we do have a premium package and convenience package here with our SEL trim level that we have today so that's going to tack on a little bit extra then as well but regardless of which trim level that you go with the power plant on this Tucson is going to be the same powering this beast as a 2.5 liter direct injected inline four cylinder engine putting on 187 horsepower 6100 rpm 178 pound feet of torque coming in at 4,000 rpm power sent to front wheels or all wheels through an eight speed automatic giving you MPG numbers at least on our all-wheel drive that we have today at 24 in the city 29 on the highway taking regular unleaded fuel but so that before we do any kind of fun acceleration test here in the Tucson I did want to mention there are of course some drive modes that come standard on this one that drive mood switch is located directly behind the shifter and that will include normal sport smart and snow actually as well and so all in all there's drive minutes will adjust things like the shift points of throttle response and the steering sensitivity as well and so now having said all that what do you guys say let's go ahead and put it in that sport driving mode they would also mention paddle shifters are available on this one we don't have them today so we won't be testing those out but you can get them on the Tucson if you wanted them but nonetheless let's go ahead and find that straight away let's put this thing to test and let's see how quickly we can get our new 2022 Hyundai Tucson here up to speed all right you guys use it straight away kind of let's kick it all right hey for me this is not the quickest thing in the world I think we all pretty much knew that from the get go it's it's an SUV it's naturally aspirated it's not turbocharged but you know what it will get the job done it's going to be plenty to merge on to the highway or anything like that but still wouldn't have minded a bit quicker of an acceleration in this one but to go along with that acceleration as always braking is equally important and so up front you will find 12.8 inch ventilated front discs in the back 11.8 inch solid rear discs as far as the braking feel goes as we are pulling up to this red light right here is perfectly fine absolutely no issues with that braking feel sometimes in the past Hyundai has had somewhat of a soft braking feel that is not the case in this one I would say with the Tucson it is just right so no issues there whatsoever and if I haven't mentioned it before there is an auto start stop system which did completely shut off the engine there at that red light so it's going to help you save some mpg numbers there as well but then touching on suspension and handling of course you are going to find a four-wheel independent suspension front and rear stabilizer bars as well as far as ride quality goes that has been really better than I expected it to be I feel like this is a much smoother ride quality than in previous generations that I've tested with the Tucson so I'm definitely feeling that as far as cabin noise goes you do get a decent amount of if anything engine noise you definitely get a decent amount of engine noise which for me personally isn't a bad thing I like here on the engine personally but it is a decent amount of exterior noise coming into the cabin that's something Hyundai has kind of been known for it's something that I have on my Hyundai Santa Fe as well and my Hyundai Sonata for that matter so there's a little bit of wind noise coming into the cabin but anyways as far as steering feel goes like I said earlier to you guys it is adjustable I do still have it in that sport driving mode right now so it is giving me a heavier feel because of that reason in which I personally like I like the heavier feel to the steering if you didn't want that heavier steering feel you can always just put it in comfort driving mode and then you have a looser steering feel so kind of gives you the best of both worlds there and I do have a nice sporty gauge cluster as well we do have the digital gauge setup I'll get more into that in a little bit here but it does completely change the look of the gauges which I absolutely love but anyways then touching on visibility I can see perfectly fine out the back visibility is wonderful here in our Tucson's absolutely no issues there and rain sensing windshield wipers also coming on the Tucson as well so what that is is whenever the Tucson detects any kind of mist or rainfall it's going to automatically turn on those windshield wipers kind of like automatic headlights so essentially it's just one nice thing you got to worry about so you can better focus more of your attention on actually enjoying the drive so with that being said that about rounds out the performance segment of this review you guys let's now go ahead and take a look at the exterior of this completely redesigned 2022 Hyundai Tucson all right so here she is you guys the new 2022 Hyundai Tucson finished in quartz white in case anybody was curious of the exterior color name I just love this front grille but before I get ahead of myself again it's completely redesigned for the 2022 model year it is 5.9 inches longer it is 0.6 inches wider and 0.6 inches taller than as well which essentially puts it now at right around the same size as competitors like the Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV4 as well which it wasn't even close to for the previous generation so I do want to mention that anyways let's now go ahead and start up front that redesigned front grille incorporates the headlights into the design I absolutely love this look this is something Hyundai has been killing it lately with they're doing things that no other brand no other manufacturer out there is doing right now like incorporating the lights and the front grille together I love this look it is so unique nothing else like it on the road right now and so for that reason I am an absolute huge fan of by the way the lighting incorporated into the front grille that is all the LED daytime running lights the actual real headlights are just below to the sides there that is actually going to be the actual headlights on this thing and by the way LED headlights do come standard on every single trim level that of course comes with the automatic feature as well meaning when it starts to get dark at night those headlights will turn on automatically for you there again LED daytime running lights coming standard as well for all trim levels do you have some front air curtains just to the sides of those front headlights there helping direct air around the wheel and tire combination for a little better air dynamics there and depending upon the trim level that you go with you sometimes we'll get some silver front accenting on that front lip then as well though we don't have it on our sel trim level here today but overall again this front end is like absolutely nothing else on the road right now and I love the blacked out Hyundai emblem within that front grille it makes it look so much cooler in the front end but overall you cannot hate this front grille this thing looks absolutely amazing but anyways now let's go ahead and make our way to the side of the Tucson here all right and so now since we are around the side of this one roof rails do come standard on every single trim level in case you were curious rear privacy glass also coming standard across the board you can find that silver trim accenting towards the top of the windows which then kind of tie into the floating roof line towards the back of this one definitely a very unique look to the new Tucson here very angular side profile as well you guys could probably see that there are so many indentations across the side profile of the Tucson it definitely gives it a much more sporty look kind of reminds me of what Hyundai did with the new Elantra redesign as well has many similar characteristics to that kind of design which I think is personally pretty cool it's definitely a very unique look to it like nothing else on the road then take a look at the side mirrors they are body colored power adjustable side mirrors they will be heated with integrated turd signals then as well you guys can see that and take a look down at the wheel setup they are 17 inch alloys for the s e and s e l however again we do have the s e l but we don't have those 17 inch alloys because we have both the premium and convenience packages and so for that reason we actually have those wheels bumped up the 19 inch alloys actually do come with the end line and the limited trim level so don't want to mention that as well but overall very unique side profile to the Tucson and I absolutely love it but now let's go ahead and make our way to the back of this one all right and so first thing I want to mention since we are around back all the way to the very top gloss black shark fin antenna does come standard just below that rear spoiler with an integrated brake light and of course you will have a rear window wiper back here as well but let me tell you guys just like the recent Lexus I just reviewed the rear window wiper is not actually on the rear glass itself but rather tucked away underneath that rear spoiler so it is going to drop down when you actually turn it on today is going to help out with visibility a little bit there but also want to mention you guys see the Hyundai logo it's kind of incorporated into the rear glass a little bit so it is not a 3D effect kind of thing it's not actually going to be stamped onto the back of that rear liftgate it's kind of incorporated into the glass so a little bit different of a look there as well I kind of like it again Hyundai is known for thinking outside the box and doing things that no other manufacturers are currently doing including these taillights let me talk about these taillights LED taillights with a very unique look to them with the LED light bar going all the way across the back there again like nothing else you see on the road right now kind of reminds me with the disconnected taillights there like half of them on the liftgate half of them not so kind of reminds me of the old Toyota Altezza or Lexus IS 300 from back in the day if you're here in the US so kind of a cool look to it it's kind of unique and again it's not like anything else that you currently see on the road so then again for the limited trim level you're going to get some silver accenting towards the bottom of the Tucson and let me show you guys another thing real quick you got these diamond pattern indentations here on the bottom portion of the rear bumper and yes they are kind of a 3D effect it is a diamond pattern so again that is something a little bit different that you don't typically see I like that Hyundai did that as well again another thing you don't usually see on the road so that is pretty cool but so then as always just below it all you will find a single exhaust outlet tucked away underneath not incorporated into the rear bumper which I wish they would have done but still nonetheless I do believe you guys know what we have to do next as always here is that exhaust clip all right so now since we are around back here of the Tucson when it comes to opening that rear liftgate it is a power liftgate there is a button on the liftgate itself there is actually also a button on the key fob itself and there is a button by the driver's side left knee then as well so all a few different ways to go ahead and open up that rear liftgate but once opened up this is really going to impress you guys 38.7 cubic feet behind that second row with the second row folded down that is going to come in at 74.8 cubic feet and here's what's going to impress you the 2021 Tucson or the previous generation actually comes in at 61.9 cubic feet so one from 61.9 to 74.8 cubic feet in this new 2022 Tucson that is a huge difference from the previous generation so much more space which is why I was saying at the beginning of the video it's much closer in size now to the Honda CR-V and to the Toyota RAV4 because previously it couldn't even compete when it comes to size so that is that is pretty cool I like that anyways there are actually little levers found in that cargo area to go ahead and fold down those rear seats so that is how you're going to actually fold those down there are grocery bag hooks in the cargo area tie down anchors of course there is some cargo lighting you can find a 12 volt power outlet back there as well there is a cargo cover available and very little bit of in-floor storage underneath of that cargo floor however most of that is taken up by the spare tire that is what you're actually going to find back there in case anybody was curious so that is pretty cool but now let's go ahead and make our way up to the rear legroom first thing I wanted to mention when the seats are folded down there is actually a nifty little area to place your seat belt if you wanted to push that out of the way so that is absolutely wonderful I love how Hyundai did this and other manufacturers including Hyundai actually have done it in different ways in the past but I kind of like this way it really kind of sticks into that little section to put your seat belt so I wanted to mention that it's one of little quirks about this new Tucson here but rear legroom comes in at 41.3 inches for reference I mean even six feet tall this is how much space I had back there and again for reference the old Tucson the 2021 Tucson comes in at 38.2 inches so 41.3 is a substantial improvement over the previous generation yet again also rear passengers can find their rear center armrest with cup holders there are vertical rear ventilation vents back there usually you find them horizontally I'm very rarely do I see them vertical so it's another little unique characteristic to the new Tucson so I absolutely love that because it's different couple rear usb charging ports back there as well so that is pretty cool you can actually get heated rear seats if you were to go with the limited trim level only so I love that that is available as well and overall plenty of space for me and I absolutely love the led roof lighting here in the back as well so that is pretty cool but now let's go ahead and make our way to the front seats of the Tucson cloth seating coming standard with the s-e and s-e-l and of course we have the leather seating today because we have some of those package options I was telling you guys about leather cloth combination coming with the n-line standard and the limited is going to give you full leather seating although we do have it today heated front seats actually come standard on this s-e-l trim level no matter what power driver seat with two-way power lumbar also coming standard on the s-e-l and then the limited trim level is going to add a power adjustable passenger seat and ventilated front seats then as well by the way those heated and ventilated seat buttons are located just in front of that center armrest so they're a little different position than you may be used to seeing them on other vehicles so I do want to point that out to you guys but nonetheless taking a look at the steering wheel it is tilt and telescoping it is leather wrapped and it will be heated if you were to go with the limited trim level only so no issues with the steering wheel on this one then making our way to the startup let me first start by showing you guys the key here you do have your Hyundai logo on the one side and when you flip it around lock unlocked a button to pop the rear hatch and we actually have a remote start then as well but I will say you guys wanted SmartPak it's simply just got to go with the limited trim level on this one so that is how you're going to go ahead and get that and I love that feature I've played around with that with Hyundai and Genesis in the past it's absolutely wonderful but anyways let's now go ahead and take a look at the gauges to actually start this one I'm simply just going to put my foot on the brake and press the engine start button located just to the right of the gauges there but once started up there are two different gauge clusters there's your traditional analog gauges which are going to come standard on the SC and SCL but then there's the 10 and a quarter inch digital gauge cluster which we have here as an option on our SCL but comes standard on the end line and limited and that is currently what you guys are looking at and again when you change the drive modes this is the coolest part of these gauges it completely changes the look of those digital gauges for example when you put it in that sport driving mode it gives you kind of a carbon fiber look with some red hues you put it in smart you're going to have more of white hues and blue and then the normal kind of looks like the same thing as does the snow but wouldn't be cool if they switched that up for some of the other driving modes not just the sport but I do love how the sport looks I will say that but anyways to adjust what is on those digital gauges there are actually steering wheel mounted controls found on the right side of the steering wheel giving you things like your trip a trip b of course there's your average miles per gallon in any given time when you need your next oil change there's some tire pressure information there's your driver attention level some other safety features as well and of course how many miles you have left until you hit empty which currently says 365 miles and we are pretty close to full there so that is a decent range actually for an SUV I will say that but overall gauges look absolutely amazing I love them I always love digital gauge clusters because it allows you to really personalize it to make it your own but nonetheless let's now go ahead and take a look at overall interior quality of the new Tucson now let me start with panoramic sunroof coming standard with the limited however you can find a regular sunroof that is going to be available as a package option for some of the other trim levels like we have today that's what you guys are looking at the end line is actually going to give you alloy foot pedals and alloy scuff plates as well automatic climate control does come standard on this one dual zone climate control is going to be available and that is what you guys are looking at right now wireless phone charger is going to be available that is located directly in front of the shifter so that is pretty cool for your smart fan I actually use that in my own Hyundai and I absolutely love it there are a couple USB charging ports just in front of the shifter as well a 12-volt power outlet a little bit of rubberized storage just to the right of the shifter you have dual cup holders and within the center armrest there is a decent amount of storage in there too you actually also have homeland controls that are available on this one they are located just underneath that rear premiere for up to three different garage doors so big fan of that as well tons of gloss black accents throughout this one I really love whatever this cloth feeling is found on the doors that continue on above the passenger side glove box and really completely encompassing the entire interior here so I love that design as well along with the air vents the air vents are kind of the same thing they're kind of incorporated into the doors but it turns into a gloss black accent piece I guess you could say but overall it's a very cool look a very well thought out when it comes to the design and I like how the tech is kind of tilted towards the driver as well just like a lot of sports cars do like the Nissan GTR and a bunch of other vehicles as well so I like how everything's kind of tilted more driver centric I guess you could say so overall interior design is very well thought out I think I would have liked the different color interior but overall a lot of gloss black accents not a whole lot of matte gray plastics really at all which I absolutely love so overall interior quality is just fine for me but now let's go ahead and take a look at the tech display it is going to differ depending upon the trim level that you go with eight inch color touchscreen display is going to come with the s e s e l and n line trim levels and then a 10 and a quarter inch color touchscreen display is going to come with the limited trim level of course but either way you still get bluetooth and audio streaming android auto apple carplay and what's even better wireless android auto apple carplay that is my favorite part so essentially if I were to get this I don't need any wires in this thing my smartphone is going to charge up wirelessly just in front of the shifter and then if I were to turn it on android auto I don't need any wires yet again typically you have to plug it into a usb charging port on other vehicles but not with the Tucson that is pretty cool anyways factory navigation system is going to come with the limited although you really don't need it as long as you have a smartphone because of android auto apple carplay can of course check out your climate control settings on the infotainment screen as well there is also something called quiet mode and so the reason behind quiet mode is if you have kids in the back it's actually going to turn off those rear speakers so you don't wake them up and it's going to limit the front speakers to seven so that is kind of a cool setup you want the kids to stay asleep when you're driving to ocean city mariland or something like that I don't know I'm just saying you can actually also get something called sounds of nature which I can't show you guys but that is going to be available on the 10 and a quarter inch screen or the limited trim level I should say that is pretty cool it takes you through different sounds of nature kind of ambient sounds if you will so I can't show it to you guys again but I've shared it on other Hyundai and Genesis reviews that I've done if you wanted to check that out can of course also check out your radio information up there as expected and by the way when it comes to the sound systems on the 2022 to sign you will find six speakers with the s e and s e l but then there is also an eight speaker Bose sound system that is going to be available coming standard on the limited but we actually do have that as an option here on our s e l go figure right but anyways let's now go ahead and turn on the radio see we got playing today and let's test out our Bose sound system that we do indeed have here today base was wonderful in that Bose sound system I've had Bose sound systems in my cars before they're incredibly reliable they have never failed me that was really a very good sound system for the to sound and we'll say that another thing I wanted to mention is another thing Hyundai does a little bit differently in the Tucson is rather than having the turn knobs for the tune button and also the volume button there are actually little scrolly things located to the right and the left of the infotainment screen so it's a little bit different than I'm used to seeing and that Hyundai has done in the past as well so I did want to mention that it's not a bad thing just something a little bit different to get used to so I wanted to mention it but anyways last thing I wanted to mention to you guys on the infotainment screen is when you do put the Tucson in reverse you will of course find a rear view camera coming standard across the board does take up the entire screen and in is very high definition as well so well done Hyundai for that and you will actually find a surround view monitor if you were to go with a limited trim level that is going to be how you're going to go ahead and get that but very nice quality on the rear view camera there but now that is always is going to lead us into safety and so let me start with IIHS top safety pick for the 2021 model year and that was only if you got the available LED headlights but now the LED headlights come standard on the 2022 I would imagine it would at least be that IIHS top safety pick if not the top safety pick plus for this particular model year although it has not been tested yet so I did want to mention that as a disclaimer but nonetheless front side side current airbags do come standard in the back you're going to have latch aka lower anchors and tethers for children for the rear car seats rear child door locks tire pressure monitoring system but Hyundai smart sense also comes standard on all trim levels and that is Hyundai's new safety suite of features I guess you could say that includes forward collision warning with pedestrian detection automatic emergency braking that's always a good one lane departure warning lane keep assist driver attention monitoring system and rear occupant alert as well and then if you were to go with the SEL trim level and up you will also find a blind spot monitoring system with rear cross traffic alert and adaptive cruise control with stop and go as well which is a brilliant system with Hyundai it almost drives itself it's crazy and then the limited trim level is going to add to that front and rear parking sensors then as well and so overall when it comes to my final thoughts here I don't know I absolutely love the redesign of this thing the front grille incorporating the headlights into the design is a brilliant thing I love the side profile the taillights are incredibly unique on the Tucson as well so overall the design was done very well whoever designed this from Hyundai you deserve a raise the design on this thing is absolutely amazing I love that the Tucson is now bigger as well than the previous generation that puts it on par with the Honda CR-V and the Toyota R4 and of course it gives you more space as well which is always a good thing I love the tech on the new Tucson specifically the digital gauge cluster that is something I have definitely grown accustomed to reviewing cars on a regular basis here I love digital gauges because you can completely customize them make them your own really tailor them to your own liking that is a big thing for me at this point and I love the incredible warranty that Hyundai gives you too and I don't think I even mentioned it by the way guys you get three years of free maintenance with all Hyundai's now as well so for the first three years you ain't got to pay for oil changes you don't have to pay for the tire rotations all the basic maintenance is completely free so save your money there that is pretty cool and again the warranty is the very best warranty you can get here in the US if you're watching in the US but overall when it comes to constructive criticism I don't really I don't know what to say there isn't a whole lot of constructive criticism I can think of besides maybe a multicolor ambient lighting would be cool to see maybe some rear window sunshades as well but then you're kind of getting into the Hyundai Santa Fe territory which will be the next step up on this thing so I don't know I kind of like it for what it is it's pretty much perfect I don't know that I would change anything but let me know what you guys think of the new Tucson in the comments section below that is about it for this one you guys thank you so much for watching feel free to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen if you wanted to see what's coming next on the channel before it actually gets to YouTube be sure to hit the subscribe and the bell notification button if you're in a new car reviews that is what we do here on this channel after all make sure you hit the like button of course as well because that of course helps increase the reach of this video and I do appreciate that but overall that is about it for this one you guys I do appreciate you guys watching more than you 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Hey guys, Shabir 1000 here today We're going to try another meals on wheels This one is pan fried chicken Fettuccine and carrots See what it tastes like go ahead and open this up. This is fettuccine. Well, it's um Let's see if I can See here again pan fried chicken fettuccine and carrots So I haven't it doesn't look too bad So I give it a stir carrots monkey had to care it's the other night if he saw that video She had carrots with hers Give it a good stir these things they're all So far they're all with the same heating instructions and here I'll give I'll give you the instructions again just just in case or to read For best results you you should follow it first, but I Very seldom do and you can't you can't hardly read them instructions see that because They're on clear plastic with black letters. So But but what you do is you microwave them You're supposed to thaw them and then Heat on high for two to three minutes with an additional 30 second intervals If necessary the conventional oven preheat the oven to 325 325 degrees remove film place tray onto cookie sheet and then into oven Cook for 15 to 20 minutes or until fully heated. So I mean But see you can't really read through that stuff and then it gets the you know It's the But this doesn't look bad at all guys really I may enjoy this All right, so first I'm gonna try the carrots. All right, and then we'll try the Fettuccine the chicken that does look pretty good. So okay, so Here's a carrot. She's right They're pretty good. Those carrots are pretty good. I had a comment and Said that they Like their vegetables well done. So that wouldn't be an issue Yeah, you would like these. I mean You know, it's not like they're soggy But yeah, you would like these. I mean there's there's texture there Just not as much as as I would like these so far aren't bad these carrots. They're they're very good. So let's try I'm gonna try a noodle first and then I'll try a chicken that I'll try and both together So here's the noodles Not bad that does have it does have a little flavor to it. So let me um Day-to-day some monkeys nap and she did get to work. She did do a patient this morning And she come home and wash the truck and wash the dishes and And she come in I was kind of laying laying down watching TV.  I know here she comes. She Lay down on the bed and start watching something next thing in there. She rolls over. I'm like, uh-oh I looked over at her and she just She's been sleeping since only been a couple hours, but still also that's cute. All right. Here's the chicken. Okay? Okay, now that chicken is good. I mean this meal is delicious And like I said For those of you that have don't know so that's I kind of gotta repeat this because I'm doing so many of these if somebody just joins in They're a why didn't you season it and they want to put that in the call match and I'm off type, you know, I Don't season it For those of you that don't know I don't season it because I want to taste what the food tastes like Okay, now what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna take this bite together and then I've got some pepper right here And we'll throw some pepper on there Just just some pepper right now, and I'll let you know what it tastes like, but if it's good with that I'll look at it this way if it's good without seasoning It's damn sure going to be good with it.  I'm like look I like I like barbecue sauce, but I want to taste the meat. You know, I'm what I want to flavor the meat With a little bar, you know, what are you trying to hide is what you know my way of thinking, you know What are you masking? Why do you need that much barbecue sauce?    So favorite one yet. This one won't be hard. You know what? I'm going for the one I gave monkey was a seven I Gave it a seven. I'm gonna seven point five on this one. I'm gonna seven and a half out of ten Because this was very good Yeah, let me put a little Little pepper. I got something. Yeah, I'm going with that Go with seven point five on this. It's really hard for me to get up around nine on anything I'm really picky when it comes to food like this adubo adubo Can we all say this together adubo? I screwed it. Okay, so By Dia Thank you, but but anyway, this is good for all kinds of stuff guys. I put this on almost everything Like that commercial.  I do flavor with this stuff Loury season salt is still my favorite not being an endorsement or one of these companies But this is good.  I think this was buy one get one For half off buy one get one or buy one get one 50% off or something so You can put it on fish chicken steak, you know meat vegetables seafood shrimp hamburgers, you know, it's just That's all the stuff you can put on so it's very versatile and I really like it. So all right, so we put some black pepper on there now We're gonna put some of this on there. I wasn't a lot guys. I was just barely sprinkling it, but it looked like it But that's that stuff this stuff here guys is really good and chili oh Yeah You know with the what's your chili sauce and stuff? Oh, it just it just enhances everything You know don't don't use, you know too much, but in a chili, you know you're one You know put quite a bit of this in, you know, maybe quarter cup And and you know seasonings a lot of people don't understand seasonings will will Will flavor down as they cook Most of them anyway, so it's it's always good not to Put your seasonings like if you have a which we don't but if you have cabinets up above your stove Don't don't keep your Seasonings there like a lot of people actually keep their seasonings on the stove don't do that because it does take away this the flavor And I did that as an experiment one time a few years ago just an experiment for myself over a three-week period with them off to the side here the same exact seasoning and with them on the stove over a three-week period and The I was using a lot of season salt salt and pepper is what I was using that only and All three of them lost flavor over the three weeks compared to the ones I had over away, so let's try this with the seasoning Yeah, that's very good guys Very good. Yeah Seven and a half. This is the highest ranking yet Now like I said, I don't know what kind you guys get but this is um Food with care, but if you if you get this kind says got that label on it and if you get this kind and You want to try the the pan-fried chicken fettuccine and carrots two comes up. Yeah, it's definitely seven and a half, so Thanks for watching guys. I'm Still waiting on the storm. I don't think anything will happen today Maybe Tuesday or Wednesday, we might get something but so far it's looking like the worst of it's gonna miss us I mean, I'm sure we'll get some We'll get some we'll get some rain and some Some you know a little bit of inclement weather We may get around 40 mile an hour winds, which is nothing because The last one we had 70 mile an hour winds coming over top of the house where we're fine So we should be all right, but I'll keep it posted on that and stay tuned for another one of these and Thanks for watching. I don't forget check out monkey 1000 channel. All right guys So that being said she better met the main legend. I'm gone for now. Peace guys. Stay cool


We are back here on the touch line and still we are discussing matters football and everything that is happening all around the world when it comes to rugby football and that is what we are putting our major focus in. I am Robert Osoro, as usual, Max Osorozike is here with us today and also joining us here after some time is Ngaro Khamunya who is the director of 270 degrees sports marketing and consultancy for Ngaro. It's been a long time. Welcome back to the touch line. Thank you very much. I think when I was thinking about it this week, maybe it's been about two months. Two and a half months. It's good to be back. I firmly believe Saturday is all about sports. The weekend is all about sports. So it feels good to be back. I learnt something, I think it is Australia. In Australia, all TV channels and everything, they do their news and everything up to Friday. The moment it kicks Saturday, all the way to Sunday, it's all about sports. Actually from Friday. No one cares about politics and everything. It's all about sports. We go the same route as well. Is it possible? Is it practical locally? It is practical locally. Let me tell you, the two things that move the emotion of a person in this order for me is sports. Then there's basically what you can call entertainment in terms of music and film and then number three for me is politics. But I always get the feeling that because of the nature of our politicians in Kenya, you want to focus on politics as much as you can. Yes. So that you grip your people and have your people just focusing on that. Yet there are very many things to be desired out of the other two things I've mentioned. Case in point, whenever you travel a lot of town on the weekend, Saturday, Sunday, guaranteed you're going to see a sport weekly. Sure. It's either you'll see volleyball being played or some guys playing football or some guys playing netball. That's the past time that guys use. That's the past time that he's there. Yes. So sport already has that effect on our people. Yes. It's just number one, of course, our managers. You just get the feeling that the guys who get the management of sports in Kenya are using it as a bench. A stepping stone. Talking about two months ago, I have remembered when we were here, we were doing the preview of basketball. Yes. The heavy final leka. And our team won. That was my team. Yes, the heavy leka was won. Yes. You know, honestly, the people are supporting throughout the beginning, from the beginning of the season of the LA Clippers. Yes. They've been the least dominant team in LA. Yes. And then among those guys who like what we call two-way players, you know, I was thinking about it there. The football is the only sport where people are classified as per their roles. Yes. Defenders, midfielders and attackers. Yes. They are departments. They are departments, exactly. Many other sports, you do both. Yes. So you defend any attack. Yes. In rugby, it's the same. In basketball, it's that way. Yes. And to your point, I've always liked two-way players. Like players who are dominant on offense and dominant on defense. Yes. And for me, I think in the league right now, the person who exemplifies that is Kawaila. Yes. So when he moved from Toronto up to LA Clippers and then, of course, he was joined by Paul George. Yes. He was also an excellent two-way player. Yes. Patrick Beverly. I'm a guy who likes defense. Yes. Like for me, defense wins championships. Yes. So when they didn't make it to the finals, I was like...   I talk about basketball. I think it's the game that was popular in on locally. Yes. I think there have been efforts to restore the most glory of the sport. I don't know. What do you make of, you know, the commitment by the administrator so far? You see, the reason why basketball, and we're talking about maybe let's go back 20 years ago. Yes. And the reason I firmly believe that basketball was the second most popular sport. Sure. Locally after football. Yes. The biggest reason, of course, was the global reach that the game had. Yes. You had the most iconic athlete in the world, not only in America, in Michael Jordan being a basketball player. Everyone wanted to be like him. We were talking...  The influence is so massive. We knew Jordan. We knew him. Actually, that name came as a result of him. Yes. Because of the ball. Yes. You see, you know, they won't know who Michael Jordan is, but they don't know what that means. So, I think it was because that was the number one thing. Yes.   Yes. And I remember even when the late 90s, up to the mid-2000s, basketball was actually a very super thriving sport. Yes. And then, like, is always the case in Kenya. I told you that Miranda traveling to Rwanda for Afro, the FIBA Afro Basket Qualifiers and they'll be playing the likes of Senegal, Tunisia and Algeria in that one. But let's come back to our major talking point for this segment. To our running order. Yes. That was a bit of migration. Coming back to everything that we were supposed to discuss was, yesterday, breaking news was, the chairman of Kenya primary clubs are not now content with how the president is running the federation. Ya, the football Kenya president, Nick Muendwa, went for the election. He was there in the battle. He won the battle. He won the war. They voted for him. Spectacularly re-elected. Spectacularly re-elected. Like 97 percent. Ya. And the rumor me lies is that some of these delegates were given money. They were put on five stoutels, three stoutels where they stayed comfortably. And they voted for... Are they prior the polls? Yes. They voted for the agenda of president Nick Muendwa. Now, they get into the office. The president is coming on with his agenda. And they look at it and they're like, no way. It can't happen. What is wrong with us? You see what? It's a rumor about the money that they were given. It's a rumor about them being put up in hotels. But it's a rumor, I believe, 150 percent. Yes. The clubs in the nature of sports politics. Yes. I had a conversation yesterday with somebody who was talking about investing in sports in Kenya from a private perspective. This guy is South African based, but he's in Bapwe. And he was telling me how they did mandatory corporate governance courses for all the sports clubs in Zimbabwe. And he was trying to tell me that maybe if you think about bringing that to Kenya, I told him there's no way it's going to work in Kenya. It was actually brought when March set up studios in Kenya and some of the big sports runners in the country were taken to South Africa to study. Let me tell you, Robert, they came back... Every sporting organization in this country has a corporate governance guideline. Yes. But it is because of the politics that is behind the elections that goes into getting these officials in office that the corporate governance rules are turned away with now. Throw them out of the window. Throw them out of the window. Let's get back to the topic that you're talking about. Yes. Now, I don't know what this delegate is expected. Yes. You know what was going to happen. You, myself, Maxwell, yourself, were not shocked about the move that Nick Mwendoff was put. Yes. It's textbook Nick Mwendoff. Yes. It was going to happen. So when they sit down here and they start making noise about oh, this is not what you had promised us. Of course, it's an election. I will promise you. And even we can't sympathize with them. And I cannot sympathize with them. I will promise you whatever. Hey, we'll promise five stadiums. Huge parks. Yes. Ten years ago. We'll promise laptops. I will give you the promises that you want. Yes. It's like an excuse, my comparison. It's like tuning a chick. It's like hitting on a girl. Yes. Promises. You sell promises. Yes. You can say you own international life. The pledges are palatibo, man. Yes. You and Nick Mwendoff are partners. But it's not the actual case. The question is, they're talking about now going back to the, they're saying that as the Kenya Premier League, they need to have their own AGM to decide the way forward. Just put it into perspective for us. When October 20, I think when that contract came to an end and now we said that Kenya Premier League is done and it has been taken over by football Kenya Federation and it will be run under football Kenya Federation. Do these clubs have a mandate now under Kenya Premier League or that company is done? First, let it be known that KPL's powers are derived from FKF. Yes. FKF is the one who's mandated to run the game of football in Kenya. The Kenya Premier League is their crown. It's a subordinate entity to FKF. It's a crown jewel for lack of a better word. And I think that's why they privatized. And by privatized I mean forming the company to run the KPL because the truth is also at the time when the KPL was being formed the limited was being formed or the LLC was being formed, sorry, I beg your pardon. Our sports laws did not allow any sporting organization to own assets. Yes. I think they were back in 2005. Exactly. And even contract and get into intellectual property rights. Own any asset basic. Our laws, it's a sports act that has changed that but our laws did not allow for that. I think that was one of the reasons for the formation of the KPL. Osoro, you and I have covered football so much. Nongaro is coming from the background of those elite disciplines, rugby, basketball. But I don't know, how massive is football? Because we haven't witnessed a lot of back and forth, a game of musical chairs in other disciplines when it comes to management and running of the league. Like rugby where you come from, cricket, these other sporting disciplines. But football, it's been like, it's a habit, come on. First you need to accept the fact that football is the most popular sport in the country. Yes. Look at the sheer size of the number of leagues that you have, the number of tournaments that you have, the number of players that you have. Yes. Naturally it's going to have a very wide reach. Yes. Now, once you discuss that in terms of the reach, what I've come to discover is that a lot of politicians also use football for campaign. Yes. Because it has a grassroot effect. When you go to your Shags Maxwell, I bet you you won't walk a kilometre to find a football pitch. Sure. You'll have a football place somewhere. That's how, that's the reach that football has. Yes. And because of the lack of visionary leadership that we have, that we have in this country, the lack that is, then we are unable to package this potential that is there in terms of football to make it walkable. Yes. And that is the biggest. That's why for rugby, I mean, after the election, you see, during the last FKF election, there was a debate about one of the candidates and people were saying, how about Mochilo? He's coming from rugby background. Yes. He's coming from rugby, but that was not even the biggest thing. That was the story. Yes. And I remember sitting down some moment that was said and I asked, while the players can be from, what's the word, not from privileged backgrounds, the players, the management is never from such backgrounds. Think about it, world over. World right. World over. And the management being not from those backgrounds, I think is what makes football a success in other countries. When you have Kyle Hans Ruminaga as the chairman of Bayern Munich. Yes. He might have had trouble bringing him when he was at Bayern Munich. But of course because of the professional setup that Germany has in terms of football, he's able to understand these things and taking these things. And Kyle Hans Ruminaga as the president of Bayern Munich is no longer the Kyle Hans Ruminaga. He's changed. He's crossed over. Yes. From the playing side. From the tougher bringing. Yes. To now a corporate figure. Lebron James. Yes. You know he's a shareholder of Liverpool. Not too many guys know that. I think he was about 2% of Liverpool. Yes. But, same thing. He came from a troubled background. He never even finished school. I have not done it myself. Yeah. Jordan was at least. Yeah. Lebron never even finished school. Like he couldn't even afford to go to school. Yeah. But when he finishes his playing career and if he goes into ownership of management, he will have crossed over on this other side. So we need to go away in this narrative that football is a metagame and the leadership has to be metagame. And especially this theory and the entire line of football has to be administered by former players. You know it's international.  A good manager when it comes to the gap. Jose Moreno. Never played football. Yes. One of the best coaches you've seen. Alex Fadasan. Was not the best player in Scotland. Yeah. By far the best manager we ever saw in England. Now the question was when this story broke out, we were on social media last night and everybody was talking. One of my friends, Francis Ngira, said this. It is high time now this chairman realize that you make a decision. You stay with that decision. You stick with that decision. We had candidates outside here. Every candidate was outside here and we said every candidate came out to this man first and all that and everybody took a stand. And they said this is the guy. Now it is his term, it is his second term. Go and do your job. Yeah. It is that time our leaders now take that stand because if Nick Mwendo come what may takes us to the greener pastures. Well and good. If it takes us to the Tatas it is the decision they made and they've got to live with it. You have to live with the decision. I mean that's life. Even as personally we have to live with the decisions that we make. Yeah. I always say that in whatever situation you are whether right or wrong in whatever bad situation you are whether right or wrong you had something to do with it. Yeah.  Yeah. And that's the case here. If football deteriorates for the next four years yeah. It will be qualified for AFKON 2021. 2021 sorry. Yes. It will qualify for AFKON 2021. Yeah. Wait guys. Didn't it go four years? No it's after every two years. Oh. World Cup is 2022 Qatar. Okay. Fair enough. It will go to every two years. Yes. We then you have another 220 million shillings candle which can't be accounted for. which can't be accounted for. which cannot be accounted for. Yeah. You have to deal with your choices of consequences. Yes.  But the question I keep asking myself what's the role of government in all this because it looks like the government through Minister of Sports remains silent whenever this debacle arise. Government. Is it high time they also stamp authority and crack the whip? No government should never interfere. Let it be. You are the one who made the decision. You live with it. Government should never interfere. Government should never interfere with the running of sports. Yes. It's not their mandate to do so. For them is to just put in place an enabling and conducive environment for sports to thrive. Exactly. It's not for them to interfere with the management. It's not for them to get into FKF's affairs. FKF's affairs are family in the delegates hands. Yes. And they are the ones who made the decisions and it is going to be happening to them. Let's finish that conversation and end it there. But there is one thing that you were talking with us off the camera when we were talking about the South African billionaire Motsepen. Motsepen. Yeah, who was planning to run for Motsepen. And it looks like a lot of football fans have embraced his candidacy. Come on. He is a billionaire. That goes to whether the top of being a billionaire and having management competence also are two separate things. That is a very good for some of us who want to say we need to go corporate and private investing clubs and in sports in general. You see Motsepen first, for you to have money to invest in sports you've made money elsewhere. Yes. Let's start there. I test that sports is a business and you see the potential and you're like okay fine I can invest 10 million dollars there. To get to that point Max you're a very good manager. Sure. Trust me because you're managing people. You haven't got any. You know it's not engaged. And this club is also doing very well. Yeah, it's not like Kenyan billionaires who make their money off looting funds. Fine, you might have that contract or two that favoured him but it's about he's built as well. Yeah. So he understands the money. Same thing as Muhammad Dujji Simba. Simba. In Tanzania. So the good thing about people like Motsepen getting into the management is they understand at least the business side. Me that's what I always say. Yeah. The commercial side of the sport. The commercial side of the sport. Yeah. You know we make wazungus look very good. I was looking at Anfield's layout. Like just looking at the stadium layout and they can do anything like that in Kenya. Boys say for the 40 corporate boxes they have these guys have like 10 lounges. My goodness. These are bars, these are water, these are water. You know you can go to Anfield just for a hangout. Like we live here, we want to go have a beer. Yeah. Without going to the water again. Without going to the water again. So we need the guys who understand the business aspect. It was the same thing. By the way during the Rugby Africa elections I remember having a conversation with the Don of Rugby Africa sponsor. Yeah. And they were very keen on having a Sub Saharan person at the helm of Rugby Africa because they wanted somebody who understood the commercial aspect of sports. So Patrik Mosepe understands that. Yes. And he understands business. Yeah. So maybe it's time for such people to get it. And for someone with the caliber of Patrik Mosepe is coming at the helm of African football not to gain from African football but to add value to African football. Exactly. For him it's value add. He can come to be sit down in Josie, in Jobago, wherever he is. Yeah.  He's not joining football as a stepping stone to richness. He's already at Taikun. That's why Tanzania is actually beating us at the moment because Tanzania have actually embraced that commercial aspect of the game. They have copied the PSL blueprint. They actually hired someone from PSL to come and run Tanzania. He was the former CEO of Younger. He is now running the Tanzania primarily. And by there talking about it there was one of there much hype that was seen by Younger. And I saw celebrities those music called Icons Donning Jesus for different teams and Kenyans trying to say come on Kenyans celebs. This is two days ago. So one of my friends who was very keen also in the sporting space from the business perspective who were talking he has an investment banking background. He worked for Stanbik. And Muhamed Dujji was one of their clients. So basically Muhamed Dujji is like they made their wealth like bitco food products and he took over the company from his father. And what he did is that he contracted now the investment bank of Stanbik. To restructure his corporate organization. So they did that and he flew them to Tanzania for a party when it was already done. This is like 5-6 years ago. They sat down and Muhamed Dujji tells him that the next place he's going to his sports. And he tells me that this guy is an addict of there's that magazine called the business insider. He's always reading it. He's always reading it. And all he did is that he read and he saw I was even looking at a list this week by the way of their 100 the top 100 billionaires in the world 30-year sports team owners. And I think he saw that and he's like the likes of Roman Abramovich Alisha Uzmanovsia Sheik Almansoor The Glaza family I'm forgetting Dan Gilbert the owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers All those guys are there. So he's like How come? And you know let me tell you he was tankronki. It's the same thing he got into Arsenal. He was really an investor in American sports. He had gone to Hong Kong. He had a baseball team. He has a football team the LA Rams. He has a basketball team the Denver Nuggets. And he has an MLS team the Colorado Rapids. So he was flying to Hong Kong for a business meeting. On his way back when he's reading his newspaper everything people are talking about is the English Premier League. Then he was wondering is English Premier League what is it? That's when he invested in Arsenal. So it's the same thing Dujit did. He looks and he's like all these billionaires what is this about sports? The sports minded. He just tailored it too. Investment he knew it was needed. He knew he was going to make the money but he just tailored it to the Tanzanian person. What attracts the Tanzanian person? So they see Diamond they see who Diamond is putting on my jersey and willing over player. Those things. And the rest is history. Because I was watching Azam I was just doing a review of Azam TV and some of the matches that they are doing with Azam. And you see as in Kenya and everybody thinks that it's younger and simple that has crowds.  I think that people don't think that has fans they have got serious fans. On the ground pushing their team. And you're like wow. And then look at the investment the Azam owners put into the field. It's coming up with us a whole new clubhouse unit of the stadium and everything. And the moment football works I think they are showing in PSN the moment football works in your country all the other sports will flower. They will emulate on the crop because rugby and cricket were the white man sports. So they got into it first. The PSN caught up later on. Yes. But look for us guys where football is the most popular sport we have to be the pesetas but let me tell you in Kenya Right now football people are going to forget about football can tell you for free because right now you look at one of the sports that is taking Kenya by storm is golf. We have got golf being run professionally with competent people. They have gone on to the European tour and everybody is like looking and even you saw a current country club being voted one of the best destinations in the world more than the sunshine in 20th of Africa. So everybody will be like this is a place we are going to go. Rugby Rally is also coming up. Rally has come up. It's unfortunate you weren't able to have the Yeah but hopefully next year but Finias Kima is trying. Yes. Rally is doing some good work. Athletics I've seen what they have done getting the continental tour was a big thing for athletics. Hosting the world under 18 was a big thing for athletics. The under 20 years old because of the COVID-19 pandemic very bad. The problem with team sport administrators say that athletics is well managed because it's an individual sport. No problem with that. No problem with that. But let me excuse that. The top athletes we are going to be very honest. are not managed by local guys. Yes. Think about it. Supersters they are not managed by local guys. Let's finish that conversation. It is the touch ready here on Y254 I'm Robert Osoro at Y254 channel where you can find us and also let's talk about we are here with Mark so he was seeking as usual and Ngara Kamunya the director to 70 degrees. The show is not done but we are still going on with the show. We are just having fun here a little bit. Now to what some of the things we are talking about that you were to talk about in our running and keep going.  To talk about the 6 nations that was played some of the results the latest result we had was England and Italy Wales losing to Scotland 7-6 France winning against Ireland by 35-27 England very big margin winning against Italy 34-5 And then we had Ireland, they are beating Italy 50-17. But also one thing that came out, big token point was the red card. Between the game between New Zealand and Australia. That red card, what is your reaction? For both teams. First just let me mention something, of course the biggest news of the Six Nations is Alan Wynne Jones, has now surpassed Richie McCaw as the most capped rugby union player, having played his 150th game against Scotland. The red card, the two red cards, in my opinion they weren't correct. And this is why, this is the reason why. Yes, our shoulder charge is a straight out red. And I think the two affected puzzles, persons was Tunga Fasi, Hofer Tunga Fasi and Lackland Winston, the blindside flank of Australia. Now, shoulder charge will always be a red card offence. But you see you have to look at how the shoulder charge happened. On both occasions, in the first one I can't remember who he was tackling, but the person did go down. So he wasn't upright, he was in an upright position. He had actually tripped or he was already on his way going. And that's why Tunga Fasi connected with the person's neck. The same to the other one, Sam Whitelock, same thing, he wasn't in an upright position, he was already going down. So Lackland Winston comes for the tackle, and then of course now connects with his neck. But now do you think these unjustified red cards would water down the quality of test rugby? And is it high time now why rugby is on the spot? No, I mean look, that law had to come into place. Because there are very many guys, you have to, you see, that's the incident. So you have to come in, somebody has to be upright. And if you look at this particular one for Tunga Fasi, the guy was already going down, the player who was tackling was already going down. Tunga Fasi has already launched for the tackle. So naturally he will hit the guy in the upper side. And the same thing for the Australian red card. And you see the Australian red card was again, because of that one was even must. But that one had too much pressure because the guy had already made a decision about the Tunga Fasi red.  But people are saying that why give the red card when you have the option of sending them to the same thing. That is what he should have done according to me. This look again, I think our viewers are watching, that's a case that is there. Look exactly that's what happened. He was already, this guy, Sam Whitelock was already going down. Yes. And Laklea Minstone comes in and connects on that tackle. So in my opinion it should have been a same thing. Just basically tell him, look be aware about what you're doing. It should have been a warranted red card. Because then when the game is not 15 versus 15, like for this guys now, both of them lost park players forwards. In New Zealand lose one of their best scrammagers in Tunga Fasi. Yeah. Australia lose one of their best fetchers in Winston and Bokare. Yeah. I don't know whether in any way these red cards contributed to the outcome of the match because it was an upset on the side of Australia beating England 24-22. That was a close call. Considering the first leg had ended I think 435. It was an upset. Sorry, it was an upset but it didn't contribute. It didn't contribute. It lost this morning to Argentina. Yes. So you see, and especially for New Zealand fans we've gotten really spoiled and spoiled by this. We had a very special class in the class of the Richie McCalls and the Dan Carter's who checked into the scene in 2001 and didn't live until 2015. Yes. So for 14 years you had the best players in the world involved in this. Yeah. So that's the biggest problem. New Zealand, they have to go through the rebuilding phase. It's the same thing with Australia going through. We are actually out of time. We only got three minutes to go but I want to talk about locally. Yes. Chisanga is rumored to be coming back and you have also... Not rumored. He's actually moved. He's going to your team. Yes. Yes. Chisanga and Emmanuel Mavala have moved to Queens from Homeboys. They are both... Of course Chisanga have played in Newcastle and both of them went and played in Poland. Yes. So for them I think, and I've talked to them about this decision, when I'm inspired to go work out, they are there because they are also trainers, professional trainers. And we have this conversation and they have told me that for them they are looking to the future. And it so happens that Queens is a very diverse network in terms of old boys and people in the Queens fraternity. So for them it was purely a future decision. They are looking towards the future. Yes. And for Queens you are having two capped Kenya players. One, two pro Kenya players. Yes. One having played in the Aviva Premiership. Yes. Bakropa excellence in Chisanga. Yes. A leader in Emmanuel Mawala. Yes. And a very good second role. Yes. So I think for Queens it's a plus and then plus they are a new coach. Yes. And I am hoping that it's a shot in the arm for of course some big bias. The new coach I was referring so far. Yes, Antoine Plasma. He's doing a good job from what I've heard from the players. There's a lot of fitness required. The problem in Kenya is that we always want to go for the man. We always want contact. Yes. Zagbi has changed now. It's about playing the space. It's about if you need to go to contact then go into contact. But it's always about playing the space because at the end of the day what are you trying to do, you're trying to advance beyond the game line. So I hear he's brought in a bit of that which requires then a skill set. Good thing about Queens I'll be honest with you is that if I was talking to one of the KCB stalwarts and Kenya stalwarts, Oliver Mangiani, telling me that you know what Queens has is a skill set. It's incalcated into the Queens player in terms of that. So I'm hoping to see with this thing about playing the gap and not the man. And me I'm a big fan of playing the gap. And last time you missed out on playoff, finishing this turn 9th with 28 points. We were in problems. Queens has been going through a transition phase. Issues that of course I cannot talk about here but Queens has been going through a transition phase that required them to go to the bottom pits to discover themselves. So it comes to the end of the touch and here. I think we will continue this discussion next Saturday. Hopefully not available. One hour man. We need to do something with the rag. We need to do something serious with the rag. No problem. As it comes back. Special thanks to you Ngaro. Thank you very much for having me. It's always been a pleasure. Maxola Sika as usual is here. And it's a special thanks for everybody on the Tatra and crew as managed to get this production as such as Tunasema, as Santisana. Enjoy the happiest Diwali this afternoon for me on Y254. Good afternoon and enjoy the rest of your viewing.