First question came from my guy KD, he said I ain't grave and hope you and the family are having a blessed day. It's been a minute since I last submitted a question but after this Sunday I couldn't help myself. Now I noticed the play clock is still getting to zero seconds with Lamar in the offense, barely getting the snap off. We've been in G-Roll system for three years and there has been no improvement in this aspect. I wanted to know what your thoughts were on this topic. Every other starting quarterback gets their play in and breaks the huddle with 12 to 10 seconds left to allow for them to scan the field and make adjustments if need be. With Lamar he gets to call breaks the huddle needs to have a press on motion movement then hikes the ball. Why do you think that is? Is G-Roll purposely doing this to have sole control on the offense's direction?  Who knows at this point? I just hope a delay game penalty doesn't bite us in the butt on a crucial play in future games. Thanks for your time and have a blessed day. This whole play clock hitting zero thing man, I just do not know why, why it is the way that it is because again it's been going on for so long. Now I um initially I would want to think all right is that Lamar? Because Lamar would be the one relegating the players to everybody trying to get guys lined up and whatnot. So that would be my initial thought is it Lamar Jackson? But then I think hold up wait a minute but this uh with Greg Roman I know it's been an issue but it was an issue even back with the 49ers too. They had that same problem so I'm just I'm wondering where the root of this problem is? Is it that is the lack of a sense of urgency from Lamar? Or is it like a sense of urgency from Greg Roman? That's something that I just I really I don't fully comprehend and do not fully understand. I wish I did I wish I had a clear cut direct answer for you but we could be like all right that's the reason. All right it's because of this and if any of y'all know please feel free to explain in the comment section like like I know y'all will already. But I just don't know I have no clue but one thing that I do know is that it'd be best for Ravens to get that fixed because you shoot yourself in the foot when you do stuff like that so consistently. Now I'm not gonna trip about it right now or this early I mean I did have it a couple times in the game against the Jets but again an extended preseason game. That was an extended preseason game so let's just wait let's just because again this is a lot of the starters getting acclimated to a full game it really took just to game speed in general because a lot of the starters hadn't played but now all right all the starters have played now y'all got that out the way so let's see what you do against the Dolphins and if this play clock thing still continues to be an issue something's gotta give. To YouTube team keeping clean welcome to another episode of questions from subscribers before we get into it gotta give a special shout out to the newest team keeping clean channel members we got John T, KF Pro, Gerald L who actually joined during the live stream the other day and Michael P appreciate all y'all if any of y'all like to become a channel member all that information is down below in the description so our first question it's actually a multifaceted question because we got so many different people asking the same thing again about Tyler Huntley I got Romeo he said cowboys must trade for Tyler Huntley my guy Michael he said Mike B he said do you think the Ravens would trade Huntley to get a first round pick plus more picks from the cowboys I don't think that the cowboys would give up a first and more picks I mean it'd be nice it'd be cool I mean I'm sure the Ravens will be like oh yeah give me give me give me but I don't think Tyler Huntley will war in a first round pick from the cowboys I don't think they are that desperate because we got to remember not to say that his play has matched it but Tyler Huntley was an undrafted free agent he's undrafted rookie free agent and he came to the Ravens and hey he's uh he's he's done he's done pretty good especially been an undrafted guy and he's established himself as the number two for the Baltimore Ravens but I just I wouldn't see the cowboys the highest I think they will give up maybe be like a couple thirds or something like that um and he said you know how much we love them picks just want your opinion much love to you and your family keep up the good work and hashtag team keep it clean appreciate that man and then my guy Rodney he was pretty much along the same line he said uh hope all is well with you and the fam today I just got one question after the recent injury to that press got in his thumb I've been hearing people say the cowboy should trade for Tyler Huntley while I love Huntley I don't think that's such a bad idea and I think the Ravens should either trade for offensive line depth or another pass rusher to help Houston and away in the upcoming games oh okay let me say let me know your thoughts and I hope you have a blessed day so now Rodney he's on a different kind of vibes he might be he was on the player for picks but Rodney is on the player for player um could they trade for in a pass rusher to get some pass rush help they could uh it just seems like the Ravens are playing like this super super waiting game though uh with Bowser on the way it seems like I don't think they're gonna really just try to get another pass rush I think they're just gonna wait for him uh then a job oh maybe he'll be on the way to eventually we'll see uh they still got Steven Means on the practice squad they got Malik Harrison who could play some outside linebacker too of course Adafi away of course um Justin Houston as we saw um so I think they just more so waited and then they could move Patrick Queen around too so how he was flying around against the jet so I think that's the route that they'll take I just um I don't think if they do trade for somebody I don't think it will be for a pass rusher because I think they're just gonna be patient with it but as far as Tyler Huntley I would love for him to get traded to the cowboy so he can get a shot but I just don't think it's gonna happen speaking of Snoop next question came from my boy Kevin B he said I ain't great but it has everything going I hope all is well let's get into it I think we need to see what the Ravens do about Snoop's contract next and if they resign him if so then for how many years this could tell us what's going to happen with Lamar after next year all right if they get Snoop for three more years then maybe here maybe he's there to be Lamar's understudy because the Ravens don't plan on paying Lamar the bag now if they let Snoop get out there next year and find other options then I think they'll come with a good contract for Lamar now if Lamar has a great season this year then void my thoughts on this situation don't want to give opinions just thoughts lol peace and blessings to all good win let's go Raven though I see what you did with that opinions there I like that um no I don't think watching what watching what they do with Snoop will dictate what happens with Lamar I think watching what they do with Lamar will actually dictate what happens with Snoop because Lamar is the one who everybody is waiting and watching for and to see what the next move is going to be um so until Lamar is figured out then Snoop will sort of be in limbo next questions came from my guy Jarvo he said great win over the Jets and I actually love the balance on offense between running and passing the ball what what balance did you see because I sure ain't seen none not we're running that but they couldn't run the ball but unless you're talking about the imbalance and you just love the passing game then okay but anyway he said my question is would you a call to be interested in the pole position if the Ravens gave you a call get out of here man let's get to your next question next question he said playing some at it and I'm uh looking over the contracts and it says JK and Gus contracts in the same year mm-hmm if this is true which it is it is because they drafted JK and then they signed Gus to this uh three-year extension so it they ended the same year but anyway he said if this is true who do you want the Ravens to keep if they can't resign both it's too early to tell because we don't know how those guys are doing we don't know how they will be doing at that time it's just it's it's super early to tell but you got to figure um it could be it could be neither Ravens could be like oh we'll just go get another running back it could be that but in my opinion based off of the logistics and everything in the business side and the way that Ravens done things and how they've done things in the past especially with Gus Edwards I would think it would be JK next question came from my guy Mackay he said ain't Raven just wanted to email you on your recent comments about the Ravens not going all in on Lamar Jackson while I'll agree the Ravens could have done more there's a common belief that many Ravens feel EDC has done nothing for Lamar and this Ravens offense not saying you said this um I wanted to list the moves EDC has done to this offense now yeah we never said EDC hasn't done anything oh no he's he's done plenty for the team above for the offense it has lacked a lot but let's get to your breakdown said drafted two first round receivers for Lamar drafted a running back in the second round that is going to be benefiting greatly from having one of the best run game coordinators in NFL and the best runner at quarterback the league has seen drafted an offensive lineman in the first round to help the Ravens run and pass passing game with great blocking so that that's Tyler Linderbaum signed Kevin Zeiler for eight million a season to also help with the Ravens run and passing game with great blocking incorporating Nick Boyle and Patrick Ricardo into the run game more to help Lamar Jackson succeed even more in the run game lastly paid two top three players at their positions when they were paid Mark Andrews and Ronnie Stanley he did do that all in all the notion that EDC has done has not done a good job building around Lamar is a false narrative just my opinion the Ravens could have a better job in building this offense with going to get a top name receiver but EDC saw that he has one of the best run game coordinators in the NFL and the best runner at the quarterback in NFL history and decided to buy fully into the run game and I can't really blame him thanks for reading my email and keeping the good work you you said it not me Lamar Jackson is a quarterback he's not a running back but 99% of everything you listed was emphasizing the run game the running game the rushing attack let's go down your list again draft the two first round wireless he was full of more okay Hollywood and Bateman okay that's passing game right there drafted a running back in the second round that's going to benefit greatly from having one of the best running game coordinators in NFL and the best runner at quarterback that the league has ever seen you said it not me drafted an o-line in the first round to help the Ravens run and passing game with great blocking and look look how you worded stuff too for every time you talked about something that had to involve both the passing and the running game listen to which one you listed first drafted the o-line in the first round to help the Ravens run and passing game with great blocking signed Kevin Zeigler for eight million a season to also help with the Ravens run and passing game with great blocking incorporated Nick Boyle and Patrick Card into the run game more to help Lamar Jackson succeed even more in the run game you see it you said it you see it and you said it run game not pass game but keep going lastly paid two top three players at their positions when they were paid to mark Andrews and Ronnie Stanley see so when when you spoke about the offense you highlighted the run game and then I mean at the end you said it too you said and decided to buy fully into the run game and you really couldn't blame him I can though next question came from my god Jordan G he said ain't great and let me talk about saying I really appreciate your message for mental health uplift I think it's especially important in these trying times never change and keep it clean till you reach the top oh no we ain't trying to reach the top of nothing um but no it is important it's important because again on here we talk we have fun we joke around we agree sometimes we disagree but it's all in fun all in fun anybody that sends a question or whatever we're talking about really whether somebody sent a question or not we talk 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too they get on him for being corny that dude just got what a 265 million what i forgot how much money he got paper he got paid a lot of money to go out there and let the let the feel go kick a kick anyway appreciate you jordan he said with that said here's my question i was talking to my friend about it the other day and i want to know your thoughts on the matter is patrick queen really patrick the second by that i mean to say that queen is really just a younger version of another patrick we had patrick on wasu no not at all their play styles are completely different to me um no patrick on wasu he was more physical uh than patrick queen is not saying that patrick queen can't get there but he was he was more physical i get patrick and wasu was a decent blitzer i think patrick queen is a much better blitzer than patrick on wasu um but i you know i don't i don't think he's the second coming of wasu but anyway he said the comparison doesn't just stop at the name either both linebackers ward number 48 oh yeah i forget that patrick queens first came in with that that ugly number 48 that is such an ugly number for a linebacker really that's an ugly number just in general even for a fallback you'll be ugly for a safety it's ugly for a corner it's ugly for a linebacker it's ugly for a pass rush it'd be ugly it's just for a running back oh it'd be it's just a 40 48 is just a really ugly number in my opinion but anyway um no offense to anybody got number 48 i love you still but anyway he said uh both linebackers ward number 48 both are six feet tall exactly both born in august am i tripping yeah you tripping but he said also both both shine and blitz and both play the wheel position did the ravens just try to draft peanut again a few years ago what are your thoughts well um one of them was a first-round draft pick any other i think peanut was an undrafted rookie free agent i believe um but yeah i feel like i just feel like peanut was a little more physical than patrick queen um but patrick queen is a lot quicker than him just a lot more of an explosive uh linebacker um but hopefully pat this year patrick queen can combine his explosiveness with peanut his physicality and he just will become that much more of a complete linebacker then he'd get his fifth year option picked up and then it's smooth sailing next question came from my guy rave kingdom he said with cow fuller going down that takes a hit to our depth he will be missed hope for a speedy recovery is it possible we'll be seeing jaylen or more davis and pepe williams and how do you feel about those two um i thought we were going to see more pepe but i didn't really see him on sunday um but now moving forward against the dolphins i think we'll get an answer now i know um the ravens they tried out uh tj carrey who used to play for the browns and used to play for the coals and used to play for somebody else too so we'll see what happens with that um so it seems like they just they do want to have a veteran there so they could like sort of stay ready so they ain't got to get ready instead of maybe rolling with the rookies but i wouldn't mind seeing the rookies out there i know it could be trial by fire and i know hey there will be some bad that happens but there would also be some good and that's that's the risk that you would take uh we're having the rookies out there but it would just be up to coaching to make sure that they really really did their best um to really try to put those guys in positions to where they had success and they had help next question came from my god terry he said what's up in grave and hope you're in a family doing great especially after winning our first week one game in two years it feels so long what was your nothing but you and the best for your family wonder actually do you think hobo continues to play himself risking even more of a higher chance for the players that were playing the majority of the game while being up multiple scores with less than five minutes to play let me explain travis jones against the cardinals in the preseason played the first three quarters fourth quarter hyper extended knee mind you we have depth at the defensive tackle position yeah i i i wasn't feeling that and that was before he got injured too um he had proven who he was already he proved what he could do already there's no sense in having him out there i same thing with kyle hamilton too nick boyle that's why i was so confused when he was out there for so long i'd say unlikely that game yeah he got a hundred yards got a touchdown great but i was like he doesn't have nothing to prove he shouldn't even been out there in my opinion but anyway um he said and now kyle fuller we will have 21 points in the last five minutes in the game and him including malin humphrey are still playing i'm not okay with that it's uh that's so tricky because it's regular season now i get what you're singing uh but anyway he said the reason is one no reps for the young guys how else are they gonna supposed to get their feet wet and gain experience early i see what you're saying with that now they were up 21 five minutes we've seen crazy stuff happen and all it takes is the receiver breaking breaking the long one oh touchdown then the ravens oh yeah we up 14 now no pressure just do a couple running plays if we get a first cool if we don't cool but hey they they go out and don't get a first boom oh jets oh they got what three and a half minutes left now they got even two and a half minutes left now oh just get the ball boom oh another touchdown wait a minute this is a seven point game and this a minute and a half left just just got all three timeouts they could do an onside kick or just kick the ball off and call the timeouts ravens gonna pass the ball they up by seven what they gonna do oh ravens pass the ball incomplete oh jets ain't gotta use a timeout oh ravens run the ball twice oh they didn't get a first down jets got one timeout left and ravens are putting the ball on fourth down oh just got a chance to come back and tie the game and send it to overtime and win that's why you don't necessarily put in just in regular season now you don't necessarily just pull the starters just because you're up now if if they were up by now for I do agree and I think that Lamar I think he could have been pulled I do um but well no when did he throw the pick was it with three minutes left I think he was a little less than five minutes but I think he could have been pulled but um I don't have a problem with the starters on defense still being out there because Joe Flacco was still out there and again they there's just a lot of craziness that could happen I see what you're saying but I see the way the coaches did it too and why they did it but anyway he said um now because of this kind of situation I feel as though the ravens are going to rush Marcus Peters hoping we don't and put him against the Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle yeah I hope that they don't and that's a lot of pressure right there because it's like oh you got those receivers coming to town and and Marlon Humphrey he struggles with those shorter quicker receivers oh whoo whoo whoo whoo whoo whoo whoo whoo whoo whoo ain't even been thinking about that until just now oh it's gonna be a game man um and he said I want to know what years of what was your opinion on this and what would you do stay safe and trust appreciate it um so yeah I I wouldn't have really I wouldn't have changed anything I mean I think um I'm not sure if you felt that that felt that way before Kyle before Kyle Fuller got hurt or just after but I I didn't have a problem I wasn't like when he got hurt I was sad that he got hurt it felt bad for him but I it wasn't one of those things like oh man why was he out there for me if it was preseason oh yeah but it's regular season so no I was fine with him and the starters being out there this question came from my guy Kevin B he said ain't great and I hope all is well I think Robinson will make a great compliment to Lamar because he came from a team that had a similar quarterback and he knows how to get himself open uh I don't think um I don't think Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson are similar they like they can move um and then they can do these crazy throws out of these crazy positions and whatnot so I can see all kind of similar um but they they like they like similar but they just so different to me man um I love watching both of them play though both of them boy they them boys put on a show man but anyway um he said uh another good weapon for the team good move Ravens for this one bad move by not getting a Lamar Jackson deal done we came in there with that swerve I'm thinking it's gonna be all over positive and stuff and all happy yeah maybe yeah Ravens baby yeah well that boy hit us with the switcheroo he said people that say they love Lamar and then say but I'm thinking they don't believe Lamar should get a blank check then they come up with all these reasons why he shouldn't get it when they should be paying attention to all the reasons he should get it get your back Lamar Jackson get your bag peace and blessings to all and let's go Ravens go from one Kevin to the next next question came from my boy Kevin as he said I ain't graven I've been watching the media reports on Lamar versus Jesse most of the reports have been positive but what I'm upset about is every time Lamar makes a mistake like that interception in the fourth quarter is Lamar instead of why are they in shotgun again on a third and six in the fourth quarter with a 24 to 3 lead I guess we're just putting that foot on their throat them just being like hey we we're not letting up we're trying to get some little sneaky plays in there some little sneaky one-on-ones matchups and whatnot we would take some chances and whatnot so I am that that was tricky because it's like hey if it would have worked oh great it didn't work I wasn't tripping that it didn't work I think I was tripping more so that Lamar ended up having an interception on his stat sheet but I get why they I could understand both sides like I get why they threw it they went for it's like hey we're still trying to take a strike we and we're trying to really end this game because if we get a first down the clock keeps on going and we can still keep moving the ball um and maybe we a we even get a bonus touchdown out of it but it keeps the ball out of the jet's hands but it didn't work out through a pick um but I was actually saying too like hey Lamar he he could have sat he could have been sitting at that point and they could have put Tyler Huntley out there but either way it is it is what it is uh he said I've uh I've said it before and I'll say it again I watched Lamar since he was at Louisville and my argument has always been he's an amazing quarterback but sometimes you got to save Superman from himself all Lamar knows is to ball wait until he gets extra mature enough to stop the Superman plays every play and go for the game management plays when it's time until then offensive coordinator help Lamar take the cape off sometimes shaking my head I respect this um but yeah I think yeah he was just going for it I do see what you're saying though like all right it's the game is pretty much over ain't technically over it pretty much over um Raven's got a nice size lead just play it safe uh whether it be a check down or even throwing a ball away or you just going running and sliding or something like that I get what you're saying but I think he just he just wanted to take that shot as you mentioned he said oh he know his ball so he wanted to take the shot it wasn't the ball wasn't placed in the best spot uh he could have thrown it better thrown it a little more to the outside for the Marcus Robinson but yeah I feel what you're saying and it all just depends on what the situation is next question came from my guy Plex he said what's up in Graven I hope you're on a family doing well been sub since I found your channel in 2019 I don't have a question but I needed to get this off my chest and this may be long uh oh okay let me adjust my seat get ready here we go uh the news just dropped on this early Sunday morning about when the Raven supposedly offered Lamar I love Lamar there's no butt coming lol and I want him to get paid I know what he means to this franchise and he knows what he means to this franchise he's going to get what he wants whether it be here somewhere else I definitely hope that it's here with that being said the narrative that the Ravens built a team around Lamar and he wouldn't be successful elsewhere is wild to me spot on Lamar is the offense we wouldn't have the success we've had the past four years without him the Ravens built the offense how they've always done it multiple tight ends and running backs that's there for philosophy I won't get into how I feel about their philosophy today when we had two first round receivers on the team I would say an offense was beginning to be built around him but then one of them was traded and wasn't replaced although that player requested a trade in January and the team knew that he would be going ahead of time and didn't get a replacement during free agency order draft but they had the 14th picking watch receivers go 10 11 12 and never thought about moving up but that's also another topic for another day to wrap it all up I want the Ravens to invest in Lamar financially and personnel wise I love this I love it and I would love it too yeah take care of him but yes also like really in like my guy uh Malachi I mean Makai mentioned earlier about how the Ravens have been doing this thing and he kept talking about the run game yeah they really been going all in on the run game but what about the pass it let's let's have them go all in in the passing game I would love to see that for their quarterback and then you pass him the money too this question came from my guy gold morano he said it's going to be back at the start of another Raven season I look forward to riding through with you and team keeping it clean once again you may remember that I sent you my prediction of a 10 and 7 final record not long ago but I noticed that many fans are predicting a 12 or 13 win season I'm curious I'm curious to know how fans in engraving are deriving their win predictions me uh I said 12 and 5 I would love 13 and 4 but I say 12 and 5 based off of health health Lamar Jackson too but this team again the defense the defense should be really good again if healthy uh and Lamar should go out there keep doing this thing get more and more comfortable because you know you'd be doing all type of crazy stuff and whatnot um but yeah I'll see 12 and 5 uh he said our fans looking at the Ravens roster and uh the oh reducing their predictions based off of pass performance and the current talent level of the team coaching staff and concluding that we can expect 12 or 13 wins yeah uh could fans possibly be basing their predictions on the actual schedule ahead taking into the consideration of degree of difficulty that each opposing team will present yeah because I think we got a really hard schedule some people say oh it's easy it's the fourth fourth place schedule it technically is but they got a hard schedule they got some tough teams on that on that schedule tough teams within their own division obviously outside of division Ravens got a tough schedule or could fans be estimated that opposing defenses will have no idea of the level of supreme motivation Lamar will be playing with after being jilted by his current team's management do fans believe that being spurned by the team for which he has given so much could be just the uh impetus that will cause Lamar to play out of his mind and will his team to an extra three victories as he plays for his football life in his quest to reach his goal of becoming a billionaire I mean he been doing that every season already so I mean why not continue he said I based my 10 and 7 prediction not only on the fact that adc did not make a substantial talent investment on the offensive side of the ball once again and rushing players back from serious injuries for which they need more time to heal but also on the talent level of our opponents in a parody that exists throughout the league we're going to be met with some very serious challenges from outside our division he mentioned the Jets Giants Panthers Jaguars are the only sure bet wins in my eyes no head coaches more prepared than Bill Belichick so underestimating him and Matt Judon will be a mistake for sure Pittsburgh may have a new quarterback but they have improved and will be no walk in the park agreed Mike Townley lead teams are well prepared and pose a true threat for sure they will give a Ravens a run for their money although our d-line may be respectable we don't have the pass rush to keep Joe Burrow off balance hopefully their pass rush that they have he continues to improve because uh Sunday was a good start um he said he's putting up 35 or more in both games I hope not I hope not that's why they got a Kyle Hamilton Marcus Peters hopefully be back they drafted two corners they they trying to amp up for those uh Bengals too but anyway he said Cleveland is stacked with with talent does team keep it clean predict that we do better than three and three in the north uh as you have stated postponing the completion of Lamar's contract only benefits the quarterback because his price will only increase with each passing game and based on Lamar's newly heightened motivation to impress the Tampa Bay Bucks in Miami Dolphins during his auditions for next season at which time he'll probably request a trade like his good friend Marquise Brown I will officially move improve my prediction to 11 and 6 let's revisit this prediction at seasons in oh yeah and I know I know you won't forget about it I know you won't for sure but his next question um he said control expectations happy post victory celebration and how do you feel about the offense after the victory versus the new york jets I feel like they started slow um they got going but I think they still got to improve but again it was like an extended preseason game he said I want to get excited and I'm very happy to be one to know but I don't believe that we should use this game as a litmus test to determine how our teams will fare against the rest of the league can't wait to hear your thoughts I have a few concerns oh no you can't because it's one game you don't even know we don't even know the Ravens identity yet we don't know who they are we don't know what they are that that's why I keep saying I think it'll take about like three to four games to really see who the Ravens are what they do good whether they do bad what they need to work on and so on and so forth he's a number one injuries I have a bad feeling that Kyle Fuller will be out for the season with an ACL tear well you got that one right if true that injury will put a big dent in the veteran depth that we have looked forward to having in the secondary this year and it puts more pressure on mp juice man to return from injury as quickly as possible placing the corner back at higher risk of re-injury Joanne James 200 killies puts the Ronnie Stanley in a precarious situation will he be rushed from injury possibly putting his career at even higher risk than it already is that's a great question hopefully they still don't rush them but you know that like again like you mentioned Joanne James out now Patrick McCary the left tackle they I hope they don't rush him number two penalties too many penalties against the team like the Jets they had a few I don't think they had that many because they had I think there was some sloppiness though as far as like clock time management and clock management would not because there was some wasted timeouts due to not getting the play to the line fast enough or anyways number three the running game the Russian attack was anemic teams running performances like this one are exactly the catalyst that will cause them all to begin believing he has to take over the run game and and out game all of our running backs he should not be our leading rusher excessive running wears our quarterback down it makes it difficult to have a low pulse rate and slow breathing in order to make accurate passes in the face of pressure I will not be upset if EDC found Adrian Peterson 37 and asking to come back and help this team on third down I mean Adrian Peterson he just got finished getting knocked out man so I don't think Ray was gonna pick him up but anyway number four underperformance putting up less than 40 points against this team was concerning as we look ahead to the much higher level of competition in the coming weeks and months I wouldn't say that again I think it just depends we just got to see what their consistency is the Jets they got some they got some playmakers on that defense man they they they really do and I just I think over the next two years including this year but over the next two years I think the Jets they they can make some noise they just need a few more pieces man and I think they can make some noise man anyway he said I modified yesterday I modified my 10 and 7 prediction to 11 and 6 but after watching our future opponents play on Sunday watching Raven's performance and waiting on the status of pending injuries I am forced to revert to my original prediction of 10 and 7 I just hope that the other contenders split their series and allow us to keep close in a divisional race I'm worried that we'll end up a 2 and 4 record within our division oh I mean anything possible till they impossible no more but yeah it would take well that would be a terrible division record to have for the Raven I mean the division gonna be tough though because you got three tough teams in there Bengals Browns and Steelers and they you know they all gonna bring it so what's up to the Ravens to just bring it that much more next question came from a guy Dominic he said what's up in gravy and hope everything is well after watching the game I look back and noticed that the Ravens are going under center a lot I know it had been times when Raven said they were going to do it but never did but during this game they did do you think the weather had a factor in this or going under center more often as a part of the offense now we won't know till we know I think the weather could have had a lot to do with it but because the weather had a lot to do with everything but again it's the first game so we gotta see let's see if they continue to go under center more over the next couple of games and that will hopefully end up being the case next question came from my guy Aaron he said to Lofa and Graven hope you and the family are doing well have a comment slash question I just got through watching a video titled all the Ravens all in on Lamar Jackson I must admit envisioning the Ravens without Lamar scary I'm trying to understand why the Ravens front office couldn't get this deal done we all know it gets ugly when the franchise tag comes around and we also know the money is no issue if the Ravens wanted to give him his money they could make it happen now imagine if we win the Super Bowl this year do you know how much that price is going to skyrocket sorry for the long email my two-year-old singing opening singing opening song to your videos and before I get up out of here just want to say thank you for being a positive light uh and not just mine but many people's lives keep doing what you're doing and I got mad love and respect for you Ravens all day and hashtag Dean keeping it clean appreciate that and shout out shout out to your daughter man um or your son Kaoh you just said your two-year-old oh so shout out to you shout out to your kid I appreciate them too um man uh they they messed around and win the Super Bowl like oof that's he's gonna be heated he's gonna be like happy like yeah we got another one but he's gonna be heated because it's gonna be like what what do you do now now like you ain't got no excuse question came from my guy uh niggas k he said ain't great and appreciate you doing this long all season and with the football finally here I'm looking forward to the content appreciate that uh with Lamar not being signed I have a thought I don't think money is the problem it's the grand scheme the Ravens despite having them off for five years haven't made any growth moves they continue to scrape the bottom of the barrel hoping they find a gold piece at a copper price oof wow I believe LJ sees this and thinks I'm trying to get better why haven't they tried to make the team better I get we spend a lot of draft picks for the offense most of practice squad guys special team is for Hobbes or just gone but not getting a proven vet wide receiver since no one wants to block for 80 percent of the game unless they play a whole line I feel like we get a stellar year from Lamar maybe even a Super Bowl appearance hopefully a win but no deal done I smell a tag and trade I feel like he wants to be here but the front office has their vision 2000 Ravens running defend and it's not he is more balanced do you see that as a possibility or am I just tripping as always team keep it clean I I feel you man right now I just I do not think it's looking good I don't um and my reasons cuz like it's like all right if the Ravens if they weren't willing to meet his salary contract demands now it's only gonna go up next year and while the salary cap is gonna go up the franchise tag right now the exclusive one is like 45 change so 45 million change that's gonna go up to nine times out of 10 it's gonna go 9.9 times out of 10 it's gonna go up so everything's gonna go up but this is like but if the Ravens wanted to stay down now are they gonna magically for some reason wanna up their price next year I don't know man I just I just don't see it right now now I think the only thing that would change that would be winning the Super Bowl or getting deep in the playoffs and if they didn't obviously didn't make the Super Bowl then like Lamar like showing out like crazy in the playoffs like and then even still man I don't know man I just I don't know I am I don't know man cuz I just Lamar it's obvious that he would want to get some closer fully guaranteed and can you blame him no of course not but you know Steven Shaddy ain't gonna want to do that he ain't gonna want to do that and if he ain't gonna want to do it now I think he's gonna change mind down the road next question came from my god Michael he said hey how are you in the fam doing hope all is well and hope you're blessed my name is Michael and this is like my second time writing in and I watch your channel every day and love it keep it up please appreciate that Mike but I have a very strong opinion about Lamar Jackson and the Ravens hear my thoughts I don't think Lamar is going to sign a new contract even though I badly will like them too I just don't believe it's gonna happen one because the Ravens are very cheap and I like these other teams to do whatever it takes to keep good players too because how these past years with for him I mean he had up and down years everyone does but it has been way too long him and the fans have asked for better linemen and better wide receivers and now since it's his last year they want to give it to him well did they and he said he said I'm sure he's looking at all of that and yes they build the offense around him no he didn't but over the years they did not set the offense up for him to win when they had plenty of chances to do so so many free agents have passed up passed on up because of this Hollywood is one example and he gave his reasons why he left and it wasn't because of Lamar so all so although I'm a diehard Ravens fan I even had them tattooed on me I'm also a realist and the reality is even though I believe this is one of our best rosters in years I believe one of our best offenses ever I still think that this won't be enough for him to stay how do you feel about this and let me know you have a blessed day yeah Mike um I uh I agree I hope that we're both wrong I hope like the Ravens end up pulling something out crazy like hey there you go see we're trying to pay you but I don't know I just I just don't see and as far as we're again with Ravens they're not cheap they're cheap at certain positions that's what it is they're cheap at certain positions um and they they but the overall they don't spend they don't do the whole cash over cap thing that's not this style they're gonna stick to that cap and they like hey that cap is not cap we going by that um like Eric DeCosta said he said they're gonna be financially responsible he said that from his very first presser we're gonna be financially responsible so okay Eric all right you see let's see it but um because they they paid the guys who they do pay they pay them close to the top of the market money like Ronnie Stanley like Marlon Humphrey like Mark Andrews um so that they do pay some guys but uh certain positions just why receive is really the biggest one where they just like I don't really want to spend like that like that um and then even recently probably past Russia too but they uh they did a little mix they're like all right we don't want to spend a big money let's invest the first round picker they gotta die feel way because like what Matt Jude on even though he's like oh it's Darius Smith it's Darius Smith it's like man wanted him to stay but knew he was going to be going with Matt Jude on he wasn't bad but we knew he was going to be gone but Ravens at the franchise tag they like ah prove it one more year prove it to us and then they're like ah you know what no never mind bye see you we'll just go use another fifth round pick on somebody and they did with Daelyn Hayes uh but it didn't work out um but without fair way um he so far he been good so uh he's got some more to prove like just consistency and whatnot so we'll see what happens with him but but yeah man uh with Lamar I'm just again I just to me it doesn't look good right now but again I hope to be proven dead wrong and last question on this episode came from my boy Manuel he said I have a solution for the owners on that fully guaranteed contract but Lamar has to win a Super Bowl for that when he wins it but Shadi can give Lamar 260 mil fully guaranteed and you set the standard for future contracts to other quarterbacks who the NFL would hate that who they would hate that with a passion you want all your money guaranteed win me a Super Bowl and then I'll give you the bag if not here have two thirds of it or we can go three quarters just so I don't be be seen as a bad owner of the team okay you got a little plan here but um what about the quarterbacks who who like they they up for deals but they ain't getting nothing done they not making the team well they're making the team better but they not making the playoffs they're just getting by but not making a playoffs so the team ain't really doing nothing special overall what about for them is it still the two thirds of it or is it something else that is the question so team keep it clean as we get out of here I gotta give a special shout out to y'all for just supporting the channel the way that y'all been doing um thank you for sending questions thank you for being so active uh with the channel thank you for just showing a lot of love to to each other in the comment section uh engaging in just so much positive conversation even if there's disagreements is still uh an enlightening conversation because people are disagreeing I see it all the time people disagree oh no I don't think that that's the case and then somebody will explain why they think it's okay they would oh I didn't even think of that okay I get it I 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The Cavalcade of America, presented by DuPont. In the onward march of events, there is a place of honor in the Cavalcade of America for the men whose vision and courage give America new industries. In the life of Henry William Stiegel, the DuPont Cavalcade brings you the story of a man whose ambition and vision were far ahead of the business methods in general use in colonial times. Even in those early days, there were creative minds striving to bring more comforts and conveniences into the everyday lives of the people, just as today research chemists throughout the country are doing their part to make true the DuPont pledge better things for better living through chemistry. As an overture, Don Voorhees and the DuPont Cavalcade Orchestra bring us the special setting of Only Rose, from Rudolph Rimmel's ever-popular operetta, The Vagabond King, 1729, and came to Pennsylvania when he was 21 years old. He found work in Lancaster County, in the heart of the region settled by the Germans now known as the Pennsylvania Dutch. Around the fertile tobacco fields of this country were deposits of rich iron ore and limestone that supplied the busy furnaces of eastern Pennsylvania. Now in 1752, we find Stiegel, hard at work at the furnace of Jacob Huber Iron Master. Today's work is done and the eager young Stiegel approaches his employer. Mr. Huber? Yes, Stiegel? Could I speak with you a minute? No, no, not now. Some other time. I'm in a hurry. But it's very important, sir. Importantly? To you or to me? To both of us, sir. Oh, then tell it out. Mr. Huber, I want your permission to marry your daughter. Marry Elizabeth? But you don't even know her. I've only heard for three months. That's enough to make up my mind. Then why ask me? Because it would please Elizabeth and I'd like to keep my job. You don't make enough money yet to keep a right. You must save your wages. If I could, I would not save money now. No, and why not? Because of the future. I would put every cent I could find to make the furnace larger and turn out more iron. But we'd turn out all there is any market for around here? Then go further for your market. I go as far as Philadelphia sometimes. I sold yesterday only some iron kettles there. I would sell iron kettles to the West Indies. But for? For them to make sugar in. I have written to the Statements. They owned the ship I came to America on, and they think it a good idea. Too far away. Too risky. No, I'll stick by my market close to home.  Time enough to worry about that when that happens. Think of it now, and you'll never have to worry. And have you thought of something? Yes, I have. I have thought of a new stove altogether. What good will that do if everybody has now a stove that will last a lifetime? They will want a new one, because we'll make the best stove in the world. Like the one in my house? Oh, much better. But that stove was invented by Benjamin Franklin. We'll make a better one. Look, sir, I have here a plan for a six-plate stove that will give more heat with less fuel. It has an oven and heats two rooms at once. Everybody will have to buy it. We can sell them to people who have already stoves? We'll send them to all parts of the inhabited country. By this country, it's just beginning to grow, homes spreading everywhere. All we have to do is make something every home we want to have, must have. Then our business will grow with the country. Oh, that is good sense. You're right. What should we do first? Make the furnace bigger? One thing that comes before that, sir. What is that? More homes? Yeah. I like to begin by adding my home, a home of my own. That's fine. Go right ahead. I'll let you have any lot of land you want. And your daughter? I cannot have a home without a wife. Ah, Stiegel, you make such plans. Maybe it is better you should be in the family than on the outside. So much ambition would be good for the business and make my daughter happy. Yeah, you marry her in the spring. After Stiegel and Elizabeth Huber were married, he invented a six-plate stove that was considered better than Franklin's. Then he invented a ten-plate stove that has not been improved on to this day. In 1758, Stiegel, in partnership with the Steadman Brothers, bought out Huber and enlarged the plant to take care of the increased business. In honor of his wife, he called new works the Elizabeth Furnace. In 1763, we find him in Philadelphia talking over his plans with his partner Alexander Steadman. Well, Henry, I didn't expect to see you so soon after getting your letter. You said nothing in it about coming to town? Yeah, I didn't know it then. I just made up my mind. I have so many plans. I want to tell you... Now, now, now. Before we get to plans, suppose we talk about performances. Where's that order for the new ten-plate stoves you were going to send us here? Oh, you've been too busy at the Elizabeth Furnace to get around with. I tell you, Steadman, business is booming. They are making money. I built a new house. Well, if the Elizabeth was too busy, why couldn't the order be filled with the charming furnaces? No, Steadman. You are not an iron master, or you would know that in the charming furnace, we make only... Of course, you are the managing partner, but I can't see by your reports why the order couldn't be filled with the Elizabeth Furnace, unless you've taken the men off the work to build your house. Oh, no, no, no. I've taken a few men off, I'll admit, but not for the house, or something much more important. Ah, now we're getting at it. That's what I came to tell you about. How many men are off job? Only three. That's all who had any training. Training in what? Glass. Glass. Well, what the places Glass got to do with iron? Well, they both need very hot fires. And it seems so wrong to have three fine glassblowers making stove plates. No, I could not allow that. Well, then send them away and get Furnace men if it hurts your artistic soul. No, I've got a better idea. We keep these men and make glass. Ah, what do you know about making glass? I was apprentice to a glass maker in Germany. I tell you, Steadman, my three men have great skills. And after you make the glass, what do you do with it? Sell it. Sell it to everywhere. First, window plates and bottles, and then every kind of glass you can think of. Everybody needs glass. It is so useful and beautiful. And so breakable. Ah, so we make more. Always we make it. Soon America will not have to bring in glass from outside. We'll make all of it. We'll have been trying things here at the Elizabeth's Furnace with materials we get here, and we can do it. Now, I will build a great glass house and make beautiful glass. Ah, that will cost a lot of money. Ah, of course it will. But we make a lot of money too. You can't make money selling a few window panes and a bottle or two to the farmers around Lancaster. No. But if we sold to all the farmers in the colonies and to the cities, to everybody, if all the glass in America would be my glass, Stiegel's glass. Yes, it would be a fortune. It would be two fortunes, one for each of us. Ah, well, we get the money to start it. Out of the profits we make on the iron. When would you start? I have started. I have built what I call a small glass house at Elizabeth's Furnace to experiment. Now, I will build a great glass house. When? As soon as I get back from England. England? I didn't know you were going there. I am stingy once. I sail on a next vessel out of Philadelphia. What for? To get the best glass blowers and bristles. Stiegel, you're a hard man to keep up with. Don't feel so bad about it, Stetman. Sometimes I can even keep up with myself. When Stiegel returned, he brought back within the best glass blowers he could find in England, Belgium, Germany and Venice. Meanwhile, the Stedmans had bought 700 acres at Mannheim, the last of the Logan tract, granted by William Penn. Stiegel's properties now included about 11,000 acres of land. He built model houses for his fellow workers. At each manufacturer, if factories were then called, he built himself a stately mansion where he lived in style. The noblest of these was at Mannheim. His new business prospered. In April, 181769, Stetman arrives at Mannheim on an urgent summons from Stiegel. Welcome, my friend. Welcome, Stetman, to Mannheim. Heaven's Stegels, you're quite overwhelmed me with this reception. You might think I was King George himself. It is only a little party in your eyes. Yeah, but the cannon I heard as I approached the house, a salute of honor. I'm glad that was only a signal that you were on the road and would soon be here. It was a warning to me to come welcome you. I always have it fired when I'm on my way here from the furnaces. Where's the music come from? When I built house, I had a bandstand railed off on the roof. Well, well, well, so you have, so you have. Well on earth four. So all the workers at Mannheim could hear it and enjoy themselves. Yeah, almost as fond of music as I am. You like music? I could not live without it. I love all beautiful things, Stetman. But I love my glass most of all because it is the most beautiful of all. Well, I'll admit it is magnificent. Yeah. And it sells well everywhere. You can even sell it in Philadelphia now. Yeah, but we have to market imported before they'll buy it. But why do you send for me so urgently? Oh, I could not live here or I would come to you. Buy what's in the wind. Oh, it will keep, it will keep. No, no, no, I'm eager to hear it. Well, come inside and do it. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Well, what wonderful furnishing. None better can be bought in America. This is a drawing. Ah. Higher place is imported tile. That's all. And you will find a chair by sovereign as comfortable as it is beautiful. Sit down. Sit down. Thank you.  Yeah, I feel like one. Just think, it was not long ago I turned firm as for Cuba. No, look where I am. All this. And I'm going to build more. Go further. All America. Now, hold on there a minute, Stiegel. I see what you're driving at. But this is hardly the time for expansion. Right. Eh, you have some news from town? I don't know about. The town's in the back. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I know all about them. They text foreign guys out of the market. What? All right. This is a great thing. The merchants of Boston and Philadelphia have signed a non-importation agreement. Including glass? Including glass. And the movement is spreading to other colonies. Yeah, but they're splendid. Then you will have to buy Stiegel glass under its own name. And that is good luck for them. There is no better glass made in the whole world. Oh, you don't believe that, eh? Well, experience has taught me to take everything you say with a hundred ways to solve. But I must say two men who ought to know good glass when they see it agree with you. Yeah. And who are they? Well, David Rittenhouse and John Bartler. Oh, yeah, yeah. I brought orders for more tubes and apparatus they use in their experiments. Rittenhouse says that there is no clearer or more perfect glass than yours. Yeah, he orders quite a lot. Good. Good, yeah. But he is a scientist. If he had a store, like a real artist, he would order Stiegel glass for his table. His house would be full of it. Right. At this time we should sell even more glass. Well, but I don't know. The merchants are short of cash and they will not pay. They will even place orders. Oh, well, Steadman, we will not need the merchants to store. But you can sell glass without stores. Well, we can sell glass without their stores. But how? Eh, we'll have our own stores. But we're manufacturers. Our business is to sell what we make. I have made arrangements to open stores of our own in New York and Philadelphia. No. We shall sell what we make direct to the youth of it. We shall have stores everywhere. We shall cover all the colonies. People must love. We shall open these stores, shift the glass to them. Many people will buy. And how do you plan to supply all this glass? I would. No. No, I should think not. At least you'll have to go slow this time and keep your markers within your ability to supply and finance them. But we are working overtime to supply them. Yeah, not when you declare a holiday in honor of my arrival. Oh, my men work better when they are happy. Anyway, it's not a full holiday. And I didn't see a single stack smoking in the glass house. Of course not. The friars have all been drawn. You mean they're not working at all? Of course they're working. They're working like demons. Well, what are they doing? They are building my second glass house. With two glass houses at Mannheim and the Elizabeth and Charming furnaces casting iron stoves, kettles and other necessities, the Stiegel fortune and business grew to great proportions for colonial times. But his business was built on credit. The house of Stiegel towered high and glittered gorgeously in the light of public appraisal. But it was truly a house of glass. Though no stress or strain had ever tested it. In the year 1772, Stiegel was apparently at his peak. One Sunday after service in the little church he had helped to build, he stepped out into the warm spring sunlight. Ah, good morning, Mr. Stiegel. Good morning, Mr. Mühlenberg. Such a blue in the sky. Made of so green. Oh, bluer or greener than the fine glass you make, sir. Danke, danke. As fresh and good to see as the great truth you tell us on Sunday. Oh, I am afraid it is flattery to compare my poor preaching to your glass, Mr. Stiegel. And yet, both are inspired by something mightier than ourselves, filled with a spirit infinitely capable of beauty. Good, Pastor, good. Yeah, but fair words should be matched with fair deeds. Oh, I suppose you refer to the mortgage you hold on our church. The parish undertook to pay for half if I paid half? Yeah, that is true, but times are uncertain and, well, we cannot meet the note reasonable as your terms are. Yeah, I thought as much, Pastor. So I bought the note with me. You want to land back again? I preach to the men often in my private chapel. But I cannot use a church as well as you, sir. So take the note and do what you will with it.  I am glad to say I am not surprised, but it will take a consideration to make it legal. Very well. My terms are five shillings in cash. And for the crown, then? Let me see. One red rose in June each year forever. I think I can accept the terms for the parish. Who's that? Oh, it looks like Mr. Dickinson. Yeah, yeah, this way. I wonder what brings my attorney here. I'm such a haste on us. Excuse me, sir. Dickinson, this is an unexpected visit. It's an unexpected business. Business on a Sunday? Yes, tomorrow will be too late. Monday is the day set. The day set for what? The action taken against you by one of your creditors. Creditors? Yes, creditors, good heaven, man. You realize you have creditors, don't you? Yes, of course. Dozens of them. But what of that? My whole business is done on creditors. Well, here's one man who wants cash. He's got a judgment against you from the court. How much is it? Well, fortunately, it's only for a little over five pounds. Five pounds? Might as well be a thousand. What? You mean you haven't got five pounds? You're not in cash? Where should I have? I never need cash here. I have everything? Everything on credit. Well, I had no idea things were so bad. Oh, things are not bad. They are wonderful. We have more orders for glass than ever before. We can supply the orders.  Another one when you can't pay for this one? Are you mad? No, I have enough assets. It will be easy. But the cash for tomorrow. Oh, I stedman for it. Yes, Stedman is embarrassed himself. He has so much interest in all your business to cover himself. What? Stedman has sold out? Yes. Oh. You must get your business in order. You must liquidate and pay off some of your creditors. You must sell manhimes. Sell my glass house? Never. But it's not making much money. What else would you sell? The furnaces. But they are making so much money. But they are not making glass. Are you willing to sacrifice everything for a bit of glass? For stegal glass? Yes. In his effort to save the Mannheim House of Glass, Stegal threw all his assets into the market. But the commercial quarrel between the mother countries and the colonies had almost destroyed commerce and paralyzed business. Stegal's industrial empire, over extended at such a time, fell of its own weight. First the iron furnaces were sold to save the Mannheim glass houses. But the glass house crashed the next year. By the end of 1774, Henry William Stegal, the magnificent dreamer, the builder of a house of glass on a foundation of iron, was bankrupt. Of all his worldly goods, only ten pounds worth of clothes and bedding were left him. It is spring in the fateful year of 1775 at the Elizabeth Furnace. I'm sorry to interrupt you, my good man, but I'm looking for the owner of this furnace. Can you tell me where I might end him? Yeah, yeah. He's up in the owner's fine house on the hidden. Thank you. Wait a minute. Great heaven, it can't be. What it is, Dickinson? Stegal. Stegal. I was wondering if you would recognize me. What are you doing here? What... where should I be, except at Elizabeth Furnace? This is where I began. I am caretaker here now. No friends. No one to help you. How can anyone help me? Of course, I most of all should know how hopelessly in debt you are. Forgive me. It isn't what I meant, so there's nothing to forgive. It's tragic to see you brought to this, and once you had everything money could buy. Oh, I... I still have a fragment of Stegal glass. You see? Isn't it beautiful? I have everything that money cannot buy. Good health, a place in the sun, an eye for good color and music. And why can't money buy these? Because the good Lord gives them away. They're free to all of us. Oh, Stegal, how you've changed. Perhaps it is a change for the better. Are you so at peace with the world then? Yeah, if only I could pay off my debt, sir. Yeah, but then, that's impossible. Well, it would be possible enough if others paid off all their debts to you. But that's impossible too. Everything was done that could be done. I doubt you could collect another farthing owing to you. Yeah, yeah, there is one debt I can collect, and I mean to collect it this Sunday. Why, what is it? The ground rent of the church I built my people. How much is that? One red rose in June forever. Even today, the Rose Festival is still observed in Pennsylvania. Henry William Stegal was nearly 200 years ahead of his time. His vision of quantity production so that a large number could enjoy simple articles of high quality was far ahead of the business methods in general use in colonial times. He developed one great industry in his state and founded another, blazing a trail that others followed later. His grave is unmarked, but his monument is enduring. It is found in all the principal museums America. It lies in the fine form, the exquisite workmanship, and the splendid color of Stegal glass. Meeting in New York City this week are more than a thousand members of the American Ceramic Society. Men whose work is to produce china, glass, pottery, enamels and tile that not only serve us all, but brighten our homes with their colorful beauty. DuPont salutes these men. Chemistry has done much not only to make glassware and other types of ceramics better and more beautiful, but to bring prices down so that everyone may enjoy such lovely things. Here are two new DuPont developments in this field. Stegal would have thrilled at the sight of the new glassware in transparent colors, blues, reds, greens, yellows, and other gorgeous shades. The old way to produce colored transparent glass was to put the coloring matter right into the liquid glass. Huge tanks full were made up at one time, and then tumblers and other pieces were cast or blown from this liquid colored glass. A great deal of equipment was needed, and the finished articles were expensive. Today such costly and cumbersome operations are no longer necessary. Under the present method, plain glass is molded or blown to the right shape. Then the desired shade in one of the new transparent colors developed by DuPont Chem is applied by dipping or spraying. The color is married to the glass so that it is there for keeps. Thus chemistry provides glassware in beautiful colors and with many new effects at a cost of pennies instead of dollars. Now let's look at a second recent development in ceramics. New type, resistant colors. This recent chemical development means that decorative designs are now almost as permanent as either the glass or pottery they adorn. The colors in these decorations resist the alkali in soap and the acids in vinegar and fruits. Even alcohol does not harm their beauty. You probably remember how age and exposure once caused decorative colors to darken or fade, but not these new colors. For once again DuPont Research Chemistry has improved an existing product. Similar advances have been made in other types of ceramic ware. Such developments illustrate how DuPont Chemists continue to create better things for better living through chemistry. Next Wednesday evening we will present the story of the famous McGuffey readers among the first official school books of the nation. Our story will picture forcefully the difficulties of obtaining an education in the old days and it offers interesting contrast with the varied educational facilities available to everyone today. This particular comparison has a pertinent relation to another feature of next week's program. In announcing an educational chemical exhibit with demonstrations which will open here in New York at the Museum of Science and Industry in Rockefeller Center, we will have three guests on our program. Dr. F. B. Jewett, President of the Trustees for the Museum, Lamont DuPont, President of the DuPont Company and Dr. C. M. A. Stein, Vice President responsible for DuPont Broad Research Program. We hope you will join us to hear the story and meet these distinguished guests when next week at the same time DuPont again presents the Cavalcade of America. 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Hi, this is George Kow and I'm happy to be here with Sandy Freshie. She is a human design expert And she's a client of mine and let me just first say hello. Hi Sandy. Hi George. Thanks for being here It's great to be here. Yeah, so let me read your bio out for for the audience And then you have I'd love for you to share with the audience What is you know human design and you have some things to teach us about that so Sandy Freshie is a human design specialist She uses a system of human design to guide people on how to use their gifts and talents to cultivate an authentically successful life And your cat is welcome Sandy. It's totally cool actually Makes a video fun. Yeah, let me just let him out As long as he's not meowing the whole time like like my cat would if I Another internet cat video So I'll let you maybe you can start with what is human design for those who haven't heard of it Now I know some of you here have heard of human design some of you here actually have worked with Sandy and Everybody I send to Sandy and works with her loves the work doing human design But for those who don't know human design or need a refresher. What is that? What is it? Well in a nutshell Human design is a really intricate system or a way of understanding yourself at a very deep level So I'm just going to show the chart because that's probably the easiest way to sort of At least get it into your subconscious So as you can tell there's a lot going on here with this chart and basically what we're looking at is Your pre-birth and your birth imprinting. What were the prominent themes in your life or in in the in the culture in the Environment in the season in which you were born at the time that you were born and then What were those themes three months before and those are the things that we're Sort of energetically imprinted with that sort of call out of us through our lifetime Certain behaviors certain tendencies toward attitudes and actions And also, um, you know how we're here to kind of reconcile this body mind construct that we are as humans So that's quite and you since I've heard you do some of the teaching before I like that you talk about how human design is sort of like a A combination or it has elements of astrology Um, the chakra system And each chain or generic code Anything else you want to say about that so people can kind of have a sense of of what to relate it to Well, think about, um You know In personal growth circles a lot of times we talk about the archetypes that we live from, you know, the archetype of the warrior and the archetype of the princess and all of that you can kind of look at A lot of these themes and how they come together as the the archetypes that you're living out in your life So, uh, you know and and how does the the hero come together with You know and and rescue the people that's that's a story that you may be working with Through your lifetime as an as an archetypal storyline So that's one way of looking at behaviors and attitudes and potentials For yourself as you go Deeply into the chart now We don't have to go that deeply for people to get things out of Their their chart, you know Some people are really good with the surface level and they get what they need and they can move on and and use it And be very successful in their lives So the first step really for with human design is to get your chart read or to to have a chart done Yes, and is that that's something you do with for clients? Yes, it is like when you uh come to get a reading or if you're coming for coaching or mentoring I definitely need to see your chart So therefore you get a copy of your chart because you're you're going to want it anyway to for further research Most people do when they're interested in this There are also different ways that you can just get one for free And I actually have a video somewhere on that of how to get one where if you don't want to You know if you want to follow me intermittently, but you want to have a chart of your own there are ways to do that So uh, there are all kinds of online ways But once you get your chart one of the things that kind of breaks my heart is sometimes people get their chart And I've heard them say this when they realize i'm a human design practitioner um They get all excited because they have their chart or they got their chart and then they tell me I put it in the drawer because I had no idea of what to do with it And it it just it drives me crazy. It's like let's pull this out and take a look at it Yeah, yeah, you have you have the secret to your success to your to everything here to you We have to look at it Yeah, absolutely. So um So tell us more. I mean there's a lot of course you can go into but uh, Give us an introduction to some of the themes or some of what we can expect Yeah, well, you know Most people who come to me for a reading or out of curiosity are looking for like one or two things They they're either on that path of personal development and uh self knowledge and all of that and they just want to know themselves better They want to know what their purpose is and they want to know You know how how they're doing with that And then other people or you know people who want to know that may discover That there are patterns that they've developed over time that need to be corrected or that they want to correct so that they can have a more fulfilling experience of how they live out their life and their purpose so Here's the major question that I get from most people who who see this and they go oh man I see the potential here. I want to know myself at this level The question is you usually goes along the line of how do I Use my design to achieve x y or z and x y or z can be you know, how do I use my design to Market better in my business or attract clients or have a better relationship or um, you know, finally Finally find the career that I want or the place that I want to live and uh, you know, we're humans we think that way and um and I like to troubleshoot. So that's probably why I attract people with that question But the first thing I open I like to open people up to Is to consider the possibility that your genetics Has more in store for you than the idea that you have about x y and z and During the course of a reading that's what gets revealed from this chart is you know, what is you know, what What is beyond How you do marketing in your business or what is beyond how you attract the the perfect mate and all of that You know, there's more to you than these little boxes That you've put your ideas about your life in so so that's the first thing and then um The second thing that we we work on or I like to work with people on is how they can begin to trust themselves And their uniqueness by developing a strategy So that they can stay true to who they are, you know, all of this Colored in area here is who you are who you are consistently that you can trust about yourself So we look at that and um, you know the first pass when we look first looking at the chart We're just looking at the generalities and you get the gist of how to stay true to who you are And the thing the great thing about the system of of human design of looking at the chart through the traditional system Is the strategy the the baseline for strategy is already built in there are several different energy types different configurations of charts each chart is unique And if I I'm sorry if I don't mean to interrupt you I would love if you could You've worked with so many different people Over the years on human design clients and Are there any stories there is one story that kind of comes to mind when you say Uh, you know, you just told us about two things one is to not Kind of look at your whole life in terms of okay This is just me trying to get clients or me trying to find the the perfect relationship or whatever It's broader than that. What do you mean by that? Like is there an example you can share with us? well, um You know, sometimes, uh, I'll I'll take this back to like business and you know, because This marketing thing, you know, I know you're the marketing expert, but it's like, how do I do this? Yeah, most of the people in my audience are are wondering about that. Yeah, I'm a projector energy type How do I do that? That's one of the energy types. Well, when we look at when we look at your chart It's like well, you know, all you have to do is be yourself and emerge from that So, um, you know, a lot of people Are actually designed to be very individual In in the way that they approach the world to be very, uh, life changing and mutative Especially entrepreneurs, you know, and and I can see it in their chart and they're always like it's almost like, um A lot of them are are pushing against the tide or they're trying to roll against the tide because They've been told these things that work for most people But what they're really here for is to change the system And and but they a lot of times they're afraid to trust their individual strengths and gifts Because it doesn't really follow the timing of um, what what experts say they need to do Um, you know, all of that stuff and but they know deep down inside when I say, hey, you know, you have your own timing here That's that's one aspect of the chart, you know, you know And if you if you just loosen up around this thing that that you're trying to make yourself do Um, you're going to get more inspiration in that way And it's going to change a lot more people's lives when you actually start to live that way And it's like a big relief when that happens I've had several people come to me with that that sort of configuration in their chart And it's like then they start to rework it and they find, you know, that they're they're actually flowing so much better and making so much more impact Because they're impacting from, you know, what they have to impact with Yeah, that's that's that's helpful. That's really helpful to know.  I'm an introvert, etc. Well in human design, there are also types So maybe you can walk us through these types a little bit and yeah And and this is really the surface level understanding like if all you grasp is like your type and your strategy for your type Your strategy for staying true to yourself That you know, you may be good for the rest of your life And and um, but but within that there are all kinds of different individual Things that you can align with and also did you did I hear right when you say that there's something to do with timing as well? so Does I imagine a person's human design doesn't change over their life No, no, but but does it does it are there certain periods of their life where By the human design it Oh, we we don't have time for all of that, but I'll give you that But but basically, I mean, no, I'm just wondering I guess maybe more of a yes or no like Well, there's timing there's timing in certain aspects of what will the colored in areas the definition But there's also time there's timing in in certain strategies because like there's an energy type known as a generator Most of your clients are probably generators And there's timing in how they need to wait for things to come so that they respond with their gut You know, so there's timing in that way There's also timing in all of this openness and this is this is where people can get really distracted from who they are Or compromise themselves a lot of times because they don't understand that this energy here comes and goes So it comes via other people it comes via, you know, what's in the astrological transits All of that stuff that can affect timing And it can also affect how how Well, you're able to stay aligned with who you really are Got it. Okay. So now now I'll let you describe what the energy types are and the basic strategies. Yeah, okay So I started with projectors And and each each type has like a general overall general purpose of what they're here to contribute so so Projectors are let me let me go back. Let me let me start with generators because generators make up 70% of the people on the planet So generators are are designed to Build they have consistent life force and work energy So, you know, they're they just they just really get off on doing work That's really satisfying for them and they have the energy to just keep going and going and going and going as long as it's satisfying So they they're here. They're the ones that have built the pyramids, you know, they're building all of our our houses and structures and all of these things that um, so And they need to to use their energy the energy type that is the projector are the ones that are here to Guide so I'm a projector. We're you know, I'm I'm here to kind of stand apart and Guide other people or to create things that are um, can I out you on this too?  So, you know, we're here to kind of create things that facilitate And guide other people into what they need to do into their activities a lot of times we're guiding generators Because generators have the energy to work, but they're in the work so they can't see the work We can see the work Um So, so that's sorry to interrupt one more time like even though 70 percent Based on surveys are generators. It could be that one audience is skewed more heavily towards this or that So it could be that there are a lot of projectors in my audience. I don't know There are a lot of projectors in my audience Also, since you've worked with A lot of people in my audience. Do you see a pattern like are there generators and manifesting generators? Okay, okay great subset of generators. Yeah Now there's another type that makes up and and let's go back to projectors real quick because they make about 20 percent of the population um There's another type called the manifestor Manifesters are uh, they embody that archetype of the old pharaohs and kings and queens So they have this energy that uh, just sort of can Make a big impact and they're here to kind of initiate people to get started on stuff And then they need to move on, you know, they they're immensely creative people Dedicated to their creative expression a lot of times not that they're all them are artistic or anything like that But they just need to keep keep Getting things started and and getting people On board so that they can Do the projects that the the manifestor starts and they they start and go on and impact some other people or some other projects So they make up about seven percent seven eight percent of the population And then the very rarest of the energy types is the reflector And if you were to look at a reflector energy type none of these centers these energy centers would be colored in they're here They make up about one or two percent of the population and they're they're here to really um Feel helped and reflect The health and well-being of an organization or a group of people So they're the ones who kind of come in they come out They they feel they reflect and you can always tell how your group of people is doing by how well the reflector is doing They also you know, because they're taking so much in these these these Undefined centers these white centers are where you're taking energy in and you're feeling it from others Um, they can get a read on a group like that. They're really really good group facilitators Um But uh, yeah, so so they have a very very rare special purpose That's great. And then you mentioned of course manifesting generators um, do you want to touch on that or well Some some people in the human design community consider manifesting generators a subset of generators think if a generator is is uh an energy type that can work consistently um, the manifesting generator works consistently and works very fast So a lot of times they have a lot of energy that they have to Get out and and use up so they they're really good at multitasking They're really good at facilitating opportunities for other people and building You know building kind almost the nuts and bolts Not systems, but you know the nuts and bolts opportunities for people to come in and participate So, um Does that make it clear? Yeah, that that definitely helps and I know In as such a short time And having studied this for years. You're only touching on the very overview level of of the system so Given that our time is running short. How can people work with you or What are you kind of presenting these days as as a way for people to work with you? Or however, you want to share what you want to My work my website is sandy freshi.com. That's f-r-e-s sandy with a y f-r-e-s-c-h-i dot com So all of my programs and stuff are over there Right now i'm working on a program to understand actually this center right here the emotional solar plexus Um, and it's about learning how to manage your emotions. They're actually two different operating systems You know, we've talked about the colored in and the white And they operate very differently and this is where a lot of people get into these emotional conflicts and Challenging emotional situations. So that's what this workshop that i'm getting ready to launch is is going to address And I have other courses as well from the beginner level and uh, you know, one for generators one for projectors Those kinds of things. So it's an ongoing development of Of education and guidance That's great. And so people can Uh, you know, if you if you have any questions and you mean those watching this you can comment below and I'll make sure Sandy sees it. You could just also go to her website www.sandy s-a-n-d-y freshi f-r-e-s-c-h-i and she also has a Facebook page that she's active with I'll put the link below and also she uh, sandy, you have a youtube channel. Is that right also? Yes, yes, you can find it just by searching. Um, sandy Sandy freshi or coaching with sandy. I think it's I I will I'll put the link below Because some of you are watching this on youtube right now. So I'll definitely put the link below that so, um Anything else sandy you want to share as we kind of finish up the call well, um just To just to encourage people not to be afraid of your uniqueness because everybody has a piece of the puzzle That you're bringing to our human Whatever we're working out here as humans and and it's really important to be fully who you are and um And not to compromise on that and if I can help by Turning you on to all of this stuff that's on the chart. It would be my pleasure to do so Wonderful. Well, it matches well with my message of marketing authentically and that's Yeah, so absolutely. I love your I love your work. So thank thank you for being with us sandy And I hope everyone enjoyed this, uh conversation Thank you. Bye for now