Waching daily Apr 3 2017

Hey everyone, welcome to #SpinaBifida.

(pop)

Most likely if you're disabled, you've had your share

being at the doctor's or the hospital, dealing with the pricks of needles.

If you're like me, you bruise easily.

Especially if you get those nurses who seem to enjoy

inflicting pain.

Patient Andrea: Um, nurse, are you sure you know what you're doing?

Nurse Andrea: Oh don't you worry.

This...won't hurt a bit.

Patient Andrea: (screams)

(silence)

Anyway.

With my 24 years of experience with needles,

there is one needle I believe reigns supreme.

This needles hurts the least

and doesn't bruise you like a banana.

Because you know, banana bruise.

So what is this needle you ask?

The butterfly needle.

That needle is my favorite thing in the entire world.

A lot of times, nurses don't even think to use them.

So whenever I need blood drawn, or I need an IV

I always ask for a butterfly needle.

And usually the nurses have no problem using it.

So I wanted to share this needle with you to see if it

it could also help save your arms and reduce bruising.

So maybe next time when you'r at the hospital

or at the doctors, ask for a butterfly needle.

(folk music)

For more infomation >> This Won't Hurt | #SpinaBifida - Duration: 1:12.

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Tourists Avoiding USA Because Of Donald Trump, Costing Us Billions - Duration: 4:07.

Since Donald Trump was inaugurated as the president of the United States, there's been

something happening all across the globe that few people have noticed until a new report

came out this past weekend.

What you may not have noticed is that fewer foreigners are coming into the United States.

Guess what.

It's not just because of Donald Trump's Muslim ban.

Tourism from foreign countries to the United States is a $250 billion industry, one of

the largest industries in the United States, but thanks to Donald Trump, people from all

over the world are not coming to the United States.

It's not just Muslims, no.

It's white, Anglo-Saxon people from European countries that are allegedly our allies, but

Donald Trump has done nothing but insult everyone across the planet since being elected and

even during the campaign.

Now, people are not coming into the United States.

According to the major travel agencies in the United States, we have already seen a

14% drop in tourism from Western Europe to the United States and over a 40% drop in tourism

from the Middle East to the United States.

All told, it's cost about $7 billion from the US economy from people not coming to the

United States.

Again, they're not coming here because of Donald Trump.

They see his attitude, his actions, towards foreigners.

They see and hear what he says and does about his own people here in the United States.

They view his Mexican border wall, or his Muslim ban as an intense hatred for anyone

not from the United States, therefore, they think it's too dangerous, even if they are

a white Christian, to come into the United States.

It's not worth the risk, so they're finding other travel destinations to go to, other

places to spend $7 billion dollars.

Donald Trump, as a businessman, after all, that's what republicans picked him for, shouldn't

he understand the fact that his words, his actions, are costing us billions of dollars?

Just because he wants to be a xenophobic idiot, we're losing billions of dollars from the

US economy.

He doesn't care.

You know why he doesn't care?

Because, most of these tourism dollars actually go to coastal communities that, in fact, did

not vote for Donald Trump.

Why is he going to do anything to protect them?

They didn't vote for me, so screw them.

That's what Donald Trump is thinking right now.

Meanwhile, all along both the East and West coasts, businesses are losing tons of money

because of Donald Trump's disgusting rhetoric and his hatred for everyone who is a non white

American.

It's costing us billions of dollars so far and we're only two and a half months into

this presidency.

As the year goes on, if Donald Trump is still president, we're going to lose even more money.

Again, Trump's not going to care about it because the people who voted for him and his

particular businesses, they're going to be doing just fine.

At this point, Donald Trump doesn't need tourism to keep his businesses afloat.

He's doing that on his own with our tax dollars, by going to a Trump branded property every

single weekend and spending millions of dollars.

It's costing the local communities millions of dollars, as well.

Again, as long as Donald Trump gets to line his own pockets, the rest of us can go

to hell.

For more infomation >> Tourists Avoiding USA Because Of Donald Trump, Costing Us Billions - Duration: 4:07.

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Powiedzmy nie dla samobójstwa ! - Duration: 1:51.

Maybe somone needs your support...

Maybe somone has lost everything...

Don't let this happen...

Protect your Family !

For more infomation >> Powiedzmy nie dla samobójstwa ! - Duration: 1:51.

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How Your Memory Can Be Tricked - Duration: 4:56.

It's easy to assume that your memory works like a camera.

You know how camera works, so it's like how memories work.

You take snapshots of your life, and sometimes it's hard to find a picture, or you accidentally

delete one.

But the ones you keep are a good record of what actually happened.

But psychologists who study memory actually think it works more like a Wikipedia page.

You can trust it as a general reference, but every time you remember something, you can

make changes to it – and so can other people.

In fact, there are lots of ways your mind can be tricked into thinking things happened

that never actually did.

One way is through suggestion – basically, dropping hints that something happened a certain

way.

A psychology study in the mid-1970s was one of the first to show the power of verbal suggestions.

In one experiment, the researchers played college students videos of a car crash, and

then asked some questions about the crash.

One group was asked how fast they thought the cars were going when they hit each other.

And another was asked how fast the cars were going when they smashed each other.

And that word choice affected their memory!

When the researchers said "smashed" instead of "hit", people's estimates of the speed

increased by about 3 miles per hour.

Then, when the psychologists followed up a week later, they asked if the participants

remembered seeing broken glass in the video – which, for the record, there wasn't.

Of the 50 people who heard the word "smashed," 16 remembered seeing broken glass that wasn't

actually there, as opposed to 7 of the 50 people who heard the word "hit."

Even without the suggestion, a few people were remembering incorrectly – but not as

many.

Now, that wasn't a huge study, but the power of suggestion has been replicated hundreds

of times in different experiments, so it seems like we're pretty prone to getting little

details wrong.

Turns out, we're also bad at remembering where we heard something in the first place,

or whether something actually happened to us instead of, like, dreaming it up.

This is what's known as source misattribution.

In one study, psychologists tested for this effect by inviting some 210 volunteers into

a lab for a couple days and asking them to either do or imagine doing a bunch of different

things.

There were familiar tasks, like smelling a flower, plus some weird ones, like tapping

a flower to their forehead.

Then, two weeks later, they were asked to remember what they did.

It didn't matter if it was something normal like rolling dice, or strange like sitting

on dice– over half the time, participants thought they actually did the things that

they only imagined.

And if they spent more time imagining an action, they were more likely to think they really

did it.

Now, both of these memory flaws have been psychologists sorta messing with people.

But, sometimes, we just unintentionally make stuff up.

These are called spontaneous false memories, this is when all the knowledge and patterns

you have swimming around in your brain can mess up what you remember.

Let me show you.

Try to remember this list of words.

Think you have them all memorized?

Good.

Now, take a look at these words.

How many of them were on that first list?

In case you were wondering – and didn't just write them down – the answer is six.

But, in controlled lab experiments where they do have a little more time to memorize, most

people will falsely remember one word that wasn't on the first list: "window."

That's because the first list was basically a bunch of window-related words , so it's

easy for your mind to make a goof.

This example is called a DRM List, named after the psychologists who wrote and studied it:

Deese, Roediger, and McDermott.

But spontaneous false memories can happen in all kinds of situations.

For instance, one study showed children between 5 and 12 years old different versions of a

video where a teacher read a story to a class, and then got money stolen from her wallet

in a cafeteria.

Then, they had to pick the thief out of a lineup.

In one version of the video, there was a bystander next to the teacher while she was reading

– someone who was about the same age, build, gender, and ethnicity as the thief.

And after watching that version, the 11 to 12 year-olds were more likely to pick the

innocent person out of the lineup than the actual thief.

This is called unconscious transference: when an innocent person gets mis-remembered as

a criminal because of the way your mind categorizes things like how they look.

Psychologists think we make up these patterns as we go through life, most of the time without

thinking about it.

They've also noticed that adults usually show unconscious transference and mix up DRM

lists more than really young children do, because they just have more life experience

and general knowledge.

So… memory is kind of scarily unreliable.

And it's probably worth taking your own memory with a grain of salt.

But now that you know some of the ways it can trick you, maybe you can avoid being /too/

trusting.

Y'know, pics or it didn't happen!

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Psychology, and especially to our patrons

on Patreon without whom this show would not exist!

If you want to support us, you can go to patreon.com/scishow.

And we have two new psychology videos for you every single week, all you gotta to do

is go to youtube.com/scishowpsych and subscribe!

For more infomation >> How Your Memory Can Be Tricked - Duration: 4:56.

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Is Hans Zimmer Masterclass worth the money? - Duration: 4:39.

Yo, yo, yo YouTube --

Hello I'm Johannes from Olohuonetuotanto.

Have a good day, it's nice that you are wathing this video.

Today, I'm gonna tell you about Hans Zimmer Masterclass course

You can find it from the masterclass.com website

There is Hans Zimmer himself telling you about scoring music for film

There is 31 lessons and i'm on the eighth lesson now

Hans has told very interestingly about film scoring

If you are interested in film scoring at all, -- you should go to the MasterClass course.

which is kept by the master film composer of all time;

Hans Zimmer

The price is 90 dollars

So it's all worth the money

So, there is 31 lessons You can comment on the lesson's videos

You can ask questions from the people there.

There was some live lesson where was Hans Zimmer himself.

There was some live lesson where was Hans Zimmer himself

The recording will be available on the website soon -- I think.

..oh crap the face light is not on..

Yes, now there is "light for the people" -- so to say.

But, Hans has his very interesting way of telling things there on the course

And from where Hans is starting -- is this: the movie's story.

The STORY is the main thing --

-- that everybody who is involved in filmmaking should work towards

The story is the thing -- that is why there even is the film composer involved

-- so that the story would get told out better (with music).

And about the working methods Hans has told..

-- okay -- I have watched the first eight lessons

and in three (of them) videos Hans is telling about "how to work with different movie directors?"

Hans is pointing out very interesting things there.

I think that he is spending three videos telling about the directors -- because,

the directors are the masterminds of the films

the directors are those whose vision the films are

the directors are the ones who are telling the story (of the film)

the directors are storytellers

and everybody else who are working on the film, eg.

make-up artist, composer, cinematographer, costume designer

everybody is actually working for the director

and everybody should work towards this:

that the director's vision of the story is told out most outstanding way

-- THAT -- is what Hans is telling there

and how Hans is working with different directors

and how Hans has his own way of getting the story out from the director

just after that Hans is telling how he designs the main tunes, melodies, sounds for the film

It is very -- interesting.

If you are interested in film scoring at all -- you should go visit the masterclass.com webpage

there is also other courses -- online courses -- eg. Gordon Ramsay is keeping his course on cooking

Werner Herzog on filmmaking

there is course about singing and screen writing.

And the name is "masterclass" -- so there are only - the masters - teaching.

The link (to the masterclass.com) you can find in the description below

The course is totally worth the money.

So, I'm Johannes from the Olohuonetuotanto and thanks for wathing

Remember to subscribe us below and like us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Have a good one.

For more infomation >> Is Hans Zimmer Masterclass worth the money? - Duration: 4:39.

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How To Be a Cooker-Child Funny Games Video-Play Fun Kitchen Games - Duration: 17:39.

How To Be a Cooker-Child Funny Games Video-Play Fun Kitchen Games

For more infomation >> How To Be a Cooker-Child Funny Games Video-Play Fun Kitchen Games - Duration: 17:39.

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킹덤러쉬 #10화(디펜스게임?!꼭해보세요!)[Kingdom Rush][도살장] - Duration: 29:27.

For more infomation >> 킹덤러쉬 #10화(디펜스게임?!꼭해보세요!)[Kingdom Rush][도살장] - Duration: 29:27.

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위 니드 투 고 디퍼(잠수함수리하다 맨붕하는게임) #4화[We need to go deeper][도살장] - Duration: 31:31.

For more infomation >> 위 니드 투 고 디퍼(잠수함수리하다 맨붕하는게임) #4화[We need to go deeper][도살장] - Duration: 31:31.

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রাজনীতিতে যোগ দিলেন শাকিব খান | শাকিব খান এর রাজনীতি দেখুন | Shakib khan New Movies | Mediareport - Duration: 0:55.

What is the name of a popular actor shocked lekhalena politics,

Such may be the poster at all.

However, it is a new movie poster Shakeeb.

Today, on the occasion of the National Day of film were discovered in the 'politics'

is the first poster of the film.

The poster was unveiled in front of the artist and Razzak MP, AKM Rahmat Ullah, actor Javed,

Amit Hassan and Tapan Kumar Ghosh, managing director of FDC.

Shakib Khan, one of the oldest aristocratic politician in the film can be seen as

For more infomation >> রাজনীতিতে যোগ দিলেন শাকিব খান | শাকিব খান এর রাজনীতি দেখুন | Shakib khan New Movies | Mediareport - Duration: 0:55.

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Максим Фадеев о... (03.04.2017.) - Duration: 1:29.

For more infomation >> Максим Фадеев о... (03.04.2017.) - Duration: 1:29.

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Horrible Bosses at Work! - Duration: 4:11.

Talk about a morale boost!

Why do I sound Australian when I say that?

Morale boost!

Alright Bruce!

G'day Bruce!

Morale boost!

Morale boost!

Morale boost.

Talk about a morale boost!

Still f***ing Australian!

Boost!

Not Bewst!

Talk about a morale boost!

Yeah, that'll do!

Talk about a morale boost!

Ugh - now I've forgotten what I was gonna say.

Hi! Welcome to The Show!

Today, we're going to be tackling a subject many of here can relate to.

BAD BOSSES

The following have all actually been said

by a boss, manager, supervisor of some kind.

FINE.

You can go.

It'd better be your appendix though!

Isn't it amazing how managers become instant medical experts the moment you come down with something?

You could walk into the office with an arm missing, blood oozing profusely out of orifices

you didn't even know you had.

And a manager would look at you, quick glance, and say:

"Meh, you have a cold.

Now and stock aisle seven!"

I would just pre-empt all of this, and say: "Hey boss, can I go home?

I'm coming down with a bad case of F*** This Place."

We've developed a new way of using the bathroom quickly!

Really?

You are SO concerned over productivity over common-sense that you're requiring your staff

to speed up certain bodily functions?

I'm seriously not making this up.

The manager goes on to explain: I have made it my personal mission to time

people using the bathrooms, and I have planned out how long each person needs.

If you're doing number one, you only need one minute.

If you're doing number two, you need two minutes and twenty seconds.

His... personal... mission.

I mean, how does he even know if you're doing a number one or number two?

I mean, does he swoop in to the cubicle afterwards and have a sniff?

[sniffs]

Detecting hints of curry and pain.

Yes, definitely a number two.

I expect you to try to stop thieves.

I am so sick of them stealing from me!

Oh, yeah, totally, I'm gonna risk my life over this minimum-wage job.

If I get shot or stabbed I'm sure that the nine bucks an hour that I get will be MORE

then enough to pay for the funeral.

WHERE ARE THEY!

Everyone who works here is a loser!

Talk about a morale boost!

Yes, the manager really did say this to his staff, saying that they were all losers because

no one else wanted to hire them and they were forced to work there.

Then one of the "losers" was quick to point out that the manager also worked there for

a fair amount longer than the rest of them.

Go water the plants outside.

Not an immediately unreasonable request, but when the employee tasked with this, lets the

manager know that it is - in fact - raining, they depart upon them a beautiful piece of

wisdom, that proves why they were promoted to a managerial position in the first place:

Take an umbrella.

This is an example of them not being the boss because they're right, but being right because they're the boss.

I'm always right, it's like when I'm right I'm right, and when I'm wrong I could have

been right, so I'm still right because I could have been wrong!

No, just get it out of there and heat it up.

It will kill all of the germs.

This being the boss's reaction to discovering a DEAD RAT in the cooking oil.

I've heard about not giving a rat's arse but this is something else entirely.

Ignoring for a moment the absurd notion that "frying away all the germs" is viable, what

kind of impression is this boss trying to make on his employees?

I hope someone ratted him out.

I'm going to give you a temporary promotion to office manager while I am gone for a few days.

Aww - that's nice!

While I am gone, I need you to fire three staff.

I expect them to be gone when I get back as I don't want to have to speak to them.

Of course, the old shirking-the-responsibility trick, where the boss seems like they're giving

you a decent job but in fact they're giving you the crappy one.

And they'll probably hide it by giving you some inflated, ridiculous, over-the-top job title

like staff-vacator-coordinator or chief-communication-technician of the we-don't-work-here-anymore department.

Need to field all incoming phone calls?

The director of first impressions!

Doing the dishes?

Oh!

You need an underwater ceramic technician!

You need to go unclog the toilet?

You are now a drain surgeon!

Go and clean the windows?

Transparent-Wall Maintenance Engineer!

Seriously, these are all real job titles.

Can you have them reschedule it?

So requested a manager of his member of staff who couldn't come in last-minute, because

they were attending a funeral.

Oh yeah, sure boss!

I'll just call the funeral home and get them to re-animate grandma for an extra day.

So I can come in and do the all-important work of flipping burgers.

Urgh!

Maybe we should have a competition for anyone - the first people to get the references from

my shirts, because they're getting more and more obscure with each passing week.

Also, send me shirts!

Christmas, birthdays, size medium, nice and tight - send me some shirts, like, all the

nerdy shirts please.

Thank you, bye!

For more infomation >> Horrible Bosses at Work! - Duration: 4:11.

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VIMEO 'TRAPPED' ON YOUTUBE (or is it the other way around?) - Duration: 6:40.

Hey guys BigBigFlo here and if you are here too, that means you have seen the movie

I have just released on Vimeo.

If you haven't seen it, you'll find the link in the description below.

Please go watch it, because, after all, having is work seen is one of the best rewards a

film maker can get.

And also cause there are big spoilers ahead!

Hi Youtube!

What?

I am sending people to Vimeo?

And that makes you lose money?

So you wanna delete my channel?

What if I give you a cookie?

Yeah?

We're good?

Alright talk to you later… love ya!

You hang up first… you hang.. you..

This video won't be about explaining the movie or its plot as many people have interpreted

it differently and it always amazes me to see what people can come up with.

I don't know if many of you have seen the hints I've put in the movie crossing the

line between his mind and the reality.

Such as the lamp,

or the ring that keeps appearing and disappearing as he remembered.

We also left a little thing for the crew on the hospital board.

It was just our group number.

In that video, I wanted to talk about the making of it and also

thank all the people who have worked on it!

I was going to South Seas Film & TV School in Auckland New Zealand,

when we've made that movie.

I remember being in one of Michael Bennett's classes who is one of our 2 tutors at school.

We were talking about the making of the end of the year movie.

I remember thinking I have to write and to make something easy to shoot because it's

only over a week.

I started thinking "what is easy to shoot?"

1 location, can't be TOO hard.

What location?

A room.

So I thought about a room.

How can I make the room interesting?

And that's when I thought, "that's gonna be his mind".

What triggered the whole story!

A month later I was pitching my story in front of all the other directing students.

Telling them my idea and what other movies inspired me to make that one, what drove me

to this storyline.

Michael helped me developing the story quite a lot. Cheers Michael!

Basically we were doing a parallel of what's happening in the room andd what happened in

the real world, we were tying to answer all the 'hows' and 'whys' this would happen.

At some point, the hows and whys were so developed that the doctor trying to save Mark had his

whole story where he was actually working against his will for the Government.

But we realized that was probably too complex for a short film, so who knows, maybe will

do it in a feature.

We shot in only 2 days all of the 'green room' scenes.

We didn't get to rehearse much with my 2 actors Dwayne and Lesina beforehand, but

they very quickly understood what I was trying to convey.

In the end, what you see, their performance on screen is exactly what I had in mind, so

big thank you and good job to both of them.

We also had a lot of fun shooting the hospital scene because of the humour and motivation

of David, Stevie and Migal!

Btw, what do you guys think of our hospital room?

Not too bad for a random room turned into something medical aye.

I've been asked a few times how did we manage to shoot only using a candle light?

That's simply because we used a Sony A7S camera thanks to my friend Tim and that thing

handles low lighting perfectly as you can see, a good denoiser during grading also made the trick.

The A7S is a good a camera but it is even better if you put it in the hands of Jordie Gibbens.

I'm a real fan of his work and he shot 'Trapped' in the most beautiful way, thanks for that mate!

He was helped by a crew of Camera-Lighting and Audio people which I thank for their positive

attitude and their good work.

In the Production department we nailed it with Terry Tuahaka and Zack Taylor who are

respectively my producer and my 1st assistant director.

Nathalie you nailed all of the continuity so thank you!

Nick Lloyd was the head of art department and he helped me get all costumes, props,

and more, so thank you!

The set itself took some time to make.

Andrew Denton got it all ready for my friend Andreas, Nick and myself to install it, set

it up after having painted the floor.

The awesome original soundtrack of the film was all scored by Ian Baxter.

This movie is not heavy on VFX but here are some of them.

Thanks to Hugo Chenin for that poster he made from the shot by Cameron Bell.

I obviously thank the school, South Seas and its director at the time Gerben Cath,

he was simply amazing, as always.

Thank you to everyone else in the credits who helped me in the making of this film.

It was just a really fun shoot to be on.

Seriously I had a blast with you all.

I truly hope you guys liked the movie.

I know "thank you videos" are often boring but they're important nonetheless.

I will soon be doing some more entertaining stuffs, don't worry, but thank you New Zealand!

See ya all!

For more infomation >> VIMEO 'TRAPPED' ON YOUTUBE (or is it the other way around?) - Duration: 6:40.

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Highways to Fairways | Episode 1 Indianapolis - Duration: 23:17.

>> NARRATOR: WAYDE AND CHARLIE ARE A PAIR OF ORDINARY GOLFER

DUDES JUST LIKE YOU.

EACH EPISODE THESE TWO ADVENTURERS TAKE TO THE ROAD,

SEARCHING FOR THE MOST UNIQUE GOLF ADVENTURES ON THE PLANET.

SEEING THE SIGHTS, DRINKING THE BEER, CHATTING UP THE

HOTTIES, PLAYING THE LOCAL LEGEND IN THE EPIC THREE HOLE

MYSTERY CHALLENGE.

NO PRIVATE COURSES, NO ATTITUDE, JUST TWO GUYS WITH A

LOT OF BALLS.

FINALLY, A GOLF SHOW FOR THE REST OF US, THE WORKING MAN,

THE DRINKING MAN, THE GOLFING MAN.

THIS IS HIGHWAYS TO FAIRWAYS.

>> WAYDE: RIGHT NOW WE'RE ON OUR WAY TO INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANA.

MOST PEOPLE DON'T NECESSARILY THINK OF GOLF AND INDIANAPOLIS

IN THE SAME VAIN, THEY THINK OF RACING, AND BASKETBALL.

>> CHARLIE: AND PEOPLE KNOW THE RACE TRACK BUT A LOT OF

PEOPLE DON'T REALIZE INSIDE THE RACETRACK IT'S FOUR HOLES

OF AN 18 HOLE GOLF COURSE.

SO WE'RE ACTUALLY GOING TO BE GOLFING ON THE DAY THEY'RE

GONNA HAVE RACING GOING ON, WHICH IS TOTALLY SUPER COOL,

WHICH NUMBER ONE RULE OF GOLF WAYDE WILL NOW GO OUT THE

WINDOW.

AND THERE'S NO SSSHHH IN THIS ONE.

>> YOU DRIVE FROM THE OUTSIDE OF THE COURSE INSIDE THE

INFIELD TO THE FOUR HOLES THAT ARE INSIDE THE TRACK, THE

OVERWHELMING THIS IS IT'S SO FREAKING LOUD WHICH IS

INTERESTING WHEN YOU'RE DOING A GOLF SHOW AND GOLFING

BECAUSE, YOU HAVE TO HEAR THE CONVERSATIONS.

>> WAYDE: IF YOU'RE PLANNING ON COMING HERE...TO TEE OFF

QUIETLY...NOT GOING TO HAPPEN.

SO WE'RE ACTUALLY HERE RIGHT NOW ON THE 8TH HOLE, AT THE

BRICKYARD CROSSING WHICH IS ONE OF THE FOUR HOLES INSIDE

THE OVAL OF THE INDY 500.

WELL AS FAR AS THE HISTORY OF THE INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR

SPEEDWAY IN GENERAL, IT WAS ACTUALLY BUILT IN 1909, AND

THE COURSE WAS BUILT IN 1929.

THERE'S BEEN MANY ITERATIONS OF THIS GOLF COURSE, BUT PETE

DYE OFFICIALLY TURNED IT INTO THE PREMIUM COURSE THAT IT IS

TODAY, IN 1992-93.

>> CHARLIE: SO WHY IS IT CALLED THE BRICKYARD CROSSING?

>> THE OVAL WAS ACTUALLY BUILT OUT OF BRICKS BACK IN 1909.

SO NOW THERE'S ONLY JUST A LITTLE SLIVER WHICH IS THE

FINISH LINE.

>> RIGHT.

>> WHEREAS BEFORE, IT WAS LIKE A WHOLE BIG COBBLESTONE

WALKWAY.

>> WELL, I HAVE A NASTY SLICE AND I KNOW YOU CAN DO TWO AND

EVERYTHING TENDS TO GO LEFT FOR TWO LEFTY'S AND THERE'S

ABOUT SMILE AND A HALF OF WATER DOWN THE LEFT SIDE OF

THE FAIRWAY.

>> WHICH YOU CAN PRETTY MUCH BE GUARANTEED THAT ONE OF US

IS GONNA FIND IT.

>> WAYDE: SO WE GET ON THE COURSE TOUR AND AS

LUCK WOULD HAVE IT THERE'S A VINTAGE AUTO SHOW IN TOWN.

NEVER, EVER BEEN TO A REAL RACETRACK.

I WENT TO ONE AS A KID, THAT I THINK IS YOU KNOW PROBABLY

PALES IN COMPARISON TO THE INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY.

>> CHARLIE: WE'VE HEARD THAT THERE'S 600 CLASSIC CARS HERE,

I DON'T KNOW HOW OLD THEY ARE, FROM LIKE WHAT VINTAGE, TO

WHAT VINTAGE, BUT THESE ARE THE CARS THAT USED TO RACE AT

THIS PLACE.

SO THIS IS A WALKTHROUGH OUT OF RACE HISTORY OUT AT

INDIANAPOLIS.

SO WHAT YOU DON'T REALIZE ABOUT THIS PLACE, IS THAT

WE'RE NOT ONLY SEEING 600 CLASSIC CARS, WE'RE WATCHING,

ALSO SEEING CLASSIC DRIVERS, I MEAN AJ FOYT, THE UNSERS, ALL

THESE PEOPLE THAT ARE RACING ROYALTY ARE ACTUALLY IN ALL

THESE OLD CARS.

WE'RE ABOUT TO START, WE'RE GONNA SEE SOME RACING.

(MUSIC)

>> WAYDE: INITIALLY I THOUGHT THE PACE LAP WAS THE

RACE ITSELF, BUT WHEN IT KICKED INTO THAT WHOLE OTHER

GEAR, YOU KNOW WHEN THE RACE STARTED, IT WAS INSANE.

I FOUND THE HEADPHONES, AND EARPLUGS WERE MAYBE JUST

PEOPLE SAYING HEY LOOK AT ME I'M A RACE FAN, BUT IT REALLY

MORE HEY LOOK AT ME, I'M AN IDIOT.

I DIDN'T EXPECT THAT!

HOLY MAN!

>> CHARLIE: YOU THINK YOU KNOW ONCE AGAIN THESE ARE VINTAGE

CARS, MY THINKING'S THE CARS GET LOUDER AS THE CARS GET

NEWER WHICH IS ACTUALLY THE POLAR OPPOSITE.

THEY DON'T HAVE ANY KIND OF MUFFLERS, OR ANY KIND OF SOUND

INHIBITORS IN THOSE DAYS, SO I THINK THE 1920 THING WAS

PROBABLY AS LOUD AS ANYTHING.

>> WAYDE: IT'S SOMETHING YOU HAVE TO EXPERIENCE AT LEAST

ONCE IN MY LIFE.

YOU KNOW THIS WASN'T THE INDY 500, BUT THIS MAKES ME WANT TO

GO TO THE INDY 500, AND YOU KNOW TAKE MY DAUGHTER, AND

EXPERIENCE IT AND JUST TO SAY YOU DID IT.

>> WAYDE: WE WENT THE POLAR OPPOSITE OF A DOWNTOWN HOTEL,

WE WENT TO THE OLDEST HOUSE IN INDIANAPOLIS, IT'S CALLED THE

CARRIAGE HOUSE WHICH SITS BEHIND THE VILLA MERIDIAN.

>> CHARLIE: IT WAS PART OF A DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION, SO

FROM THE OUTSIDE IT'S NICELY PAINTED, BUT IT LOOKS LIKE AN

1850 HOUSE, BUT IT'S REALLY MODDED UP INSIDE.

HOW YA DOING?

>> NICE TO MEET YOU.

>> CHARLIE.

>> JERRY: JERRY.

>> WAYDE: TELL US WHO JERRY WADE IS.

>> JERRY WADE: JERRY WADE'S THE LITTLE KID THAT WAS BORN

ON 46TH AND GILFORD UP HERE NEAR BUTLER, AND MY MOM USED

TO BRING ME DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS AT CHRISTMAS TIME

TO LOOK AT THE MONUMENT CIRCLE WHEN IT WAS ALL LIT UP IN

LIGHTS AND LOOK AT THE WATER FLOWING.

WE'D WALK AROUND THAT CIRCLE AND I JUST WAS ALWAYS IN LOVE

WITH INDIANAPOLIS.

WHEN I SAW THIS PROPERTY AND THAT VIEW OF THE MONUMENT

CIRCLE WHERE THIS IS THE ONLY PLACE THAT HAS THAT VIEW, IT

SEEMS LIKE IT WAS MEANT TO BE IN HONOUR OF MY MOM.

>> WAYDE: I AM TOLD THAT I'M DRIVING A CAR.

>> CHARLIE: I DON'T THINK YOU'RE DRIVING A CAR, I THINK

YOU'RE GONNA BE IN A CAR THAT'S RIPPING AROUND THE

TRACK.

BUT I DON'T THINK THEY'LL LET YOU ACTUALLY DRIVE A CAR, BUT

THERE'S A POSSIBILITY.

>> I'M A BIT NERVOUS YOU KNOW, I'M OK WITH YOU KNOW IMPROMPTU

ADVENTURE, BUT I GET A LITTLE NERVOUS WHEN IT COMES TO

ADRENALINE TYPE THINGS.

>> IS IT A REAL LOGISTICAL NIGHTMARE TO GET THIS TO BE

ABLE TO DRIVE?

LIKE YOU'RE DRIVING THROUGH TRAFFIC LITERALLY, LIKE

THERE'S.

>> KEVIN MCKEON: WELL THERE'S REALLY NOT MUCH REQUIRED TO

TURN THIS INTO A STREET LEGAL CAR.

WE ADDED THE HEADLIGHTS, TURN SIGNALS, BRAKE LIGHTS AND A

LICENSE PLATE, AND PRETTY MUCH THAT'S IT, >> WELL THE ONE

THING YOU DID FORGET THOUGH THAT I'M NOTICING IS THE

STEERING WHEEL.

WHERE IS THAT GONE?

>> THAT IS.

>> THERE WE GO.

>> IT'S IN HERE.

>> CHARLIE: I WAS ACTUALLY KIND OF JEALOUS THAT WAYDE GOT

TO GO IN THIS CAR, BUT IT BECAME ENTERTAINING BECAUSE

WAYDE, THE FIRST REACTION WASN'T ABOUT CAN I DO THE

SPEED, IT WAS ABOUT THE FACT THAT CAN HE FIT HIMSELF INTO

THIS VERY SMALL COCKPIT?

>> WAYDE: WHAT?

THERE'S NOT A CHANCE I'M ABLE TO GET IN THERE, LIKE

PHYSICALLY THERE'S NO CHANCE I CAN FIT IN THERE.

OH LORDY, OH MY GOD!

HOW AM I GETTING OUT OF THIS?

>> I'LL HELP YOU OUT.

>> OH MY GOSH.

OF ALL PEOPLE TO TRY TO SQUEEZE INTO AN INDY CAR THEY

PICK ME.

THE EXPERIENCE WAS YOU KNOW, NOT AS FAST AS OBVIOUSLY I

THINK THEY MIGHT BE GOING AROUND THE REAL TRACK, BUT

WHEN YOU'RE ON SIDE STREETS IN AN INDY CAR, AND YOU'RE PACKED

IN LIKE A LITERAL SARDINE, IT MAKES FOR A HELL OF AN

EXPERIENCE.

(MUSIC)

PEOPLE LOOK AT INDY CAR DRIVERS YOU KNOW, RACERS

IN GENERAL AND SAY OH YA, THEY GO AROUND IN A CIRCLE AN DRIVE

A CAR.

WELL I WAS IN THE BACKSEAT OF THAT BABY FOR BUT A FEW

SECONDS AND ALMOST PASSED OUT.

HOLY HELL!

THANKS A MILLION MAN.

>> YOU'RE WELCOME.

>> THAT WAS INSANE.

>> CHARLIE: SO AFTER THAT ADVENTURE WE STARTED THINKING

MAYBE THE MYSTERY GOLFER WE'RE PLAYING AGAINST IS A RACE CAR

DRIVER.

SO TODAY WE'RE GONNA BE DOING WHAT?

>> STEVE LINDSAY: WE'RE DOING THE HANDLEBAR.

IT'S A 16 PERSON PEDAL POWERED PUB.

SO WE'RE GONNA TAKE A TOUR OF DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS, IN YOUR

OWN PERSONAL MOBILE BAR.

>> SO THERE'S GOT TO BE SOME SORT TO MOTOR THAT DIVES IT

AND PICKS IT UP WHEN?

>> YA YOU WOULD THINK BUT NO WE'RE 100% PEDAL POWERED SO

IT'S ALL UP TO YOU TODAY.

>> SO EVERYBODY ON HERE IF THEY DON'T PEDAL WE'RE STUCK?

>> WE DON'T MOVE.

THIS IS WHERE WE START OUR TOURS FROM.

TOW YARDS BEEN HERE FOR 2 YEARS NOW, RELATIVELY YOUNG

COMPANY, BUT IT'S GREAT FOR OUR CUSTOMERS BECAUSE THEY GO

IN AND GRAB SOME BEER, LOAD UP AND THEN DRINK AND PEDAL

AROUND TOWN.

>> ALRIGHT, WE GOT THE BEER.

SO WE'RE ABOUT TO EMBARK ON AN INDIANAPOLIS MAINSTAY WHICH IS

CALLED THE HANDLEBAR, AND THE HANDLEBAR IS LITERALLY A

MOBILE BAR THAT DRIVES AROUND INDIANAPOLIS THAT'S POWERED BY

THE PEDAL OF THE DRINKERS.

I TOLD WAYDE THIS, AND HE SEEMS TO BE I DON'T KNOW A

LITTLE CAUTIOUS I THINK HE'S A LITTLE OVERBOARD ON YOU KNOW

YOU'RE A LITTLE WORRIED ARE YA?

>> WAYDE: WELL, ANYTIME YOU, YOU KNOW ANYTIME YOU

INCORPORATE DRINKING, WITH WHEELS.

>> OK.

>> AND A BAR.

>> OK.

>> I FIGURE IT'S KIND OF BEST JUST TO TAKE THE SAFE ROUTE, I

MEAN WE ARE IN INDY.

>> BUT YOU DO KNOW YOU'RE NOT DRIVING THOUGH RIGHT?

>> YA BUT I'M A PASSENGER.

>> STEVE LINDSAY: YOU GUYS WANT SOME DRINKS?

>> CHARLIE: I WOULD LOVE ONE, ABSOLUTELY.

>> WAYDE: WE WERE REAL POSITIVE ABOUT THE HANDLEBAR

AS YOU KNOW WHEN YOU GO INTO A CITY LIKE INDY, YOU'RE GONNA

WALK AROUND AND SEE THINGS.

SO IT CUT OUT THE WALKING PART FOR ME.

>> CHARLIE: I LOVE THE FACT THAT IT WAS A CALORIE IN AND A

CALORIE OUT, SO AS I WAS DRINKING A BEER I COULD STILL

TRY TO THEORETICALLY TRY AND PEDAL OFF MY CALORIES.

(CHEERING)

>> WAYDE: WE ARE KICKING YOUR ASS!

>> CHARLIE: IT'S A HOT DAY WHEN WE'RE DOING THIS, WAYDE

IS BOILING INSIDE, IT'S LIKE HE'S GOT A SAUNA ON HIS HEAD,

AND THE THING HE DIDN'T REALLY CALCULATE ON IS THE FACT ITS'

HARD TO DRINK A BEER, WITH A HELMET, YOU KNOW YOU CAN'T GO

UNDER YOU CAN'T GO OVER.

SO WAYDE DECIDES TO GO WITH THE STRAW.

TRY IT AGAIN, YOU GOT TO GET DOWN FURTHER BUDDY, THERE YOU

GO.

THERE YOU GO, OH WE GOT IT NOW.

>> WAYDE: WE JUST WANT TO SAY THAT WE LOVE INDY, WE LOVE I

MEAN IF YOU GUYS ARE REPRESENTATIVES OF WHAT THIS

CITY IS, THEN WE'LL COME HERE 100 MORE TIMES.

>> UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: ALWAYS WELCOME.

>> GROUP: WE LOVE HIGHWAYS TO FAIRWAYS!

(CHEERING) >> WAYDE: NOW I CAN TAKE MY HELMET OFF.

♪♪♪

>> CHARLIE: SO THE BRICKYARD CROSSING IS SUCH A COOL PLACE

BECAUSE IT'S ACTUALLY AT THE MOTOR SPEEDWAY WHERE THEY HAVE

THE INDY 500.

IT'S A MILE AND A HALF OVAL,

SO YOU CAN

ACTUALLY SEE THE TRACK, AND OCCASIONALLY THERE WILL BE

CARS RIPPING AROUND US WHILE YOU'RE PLAYING GOLF.

>> WAYDE: IT'S ALMOST LIKE THEY SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED IT

BECAUSE WE WERE COMING FOR A 3 HOLE CHALLENGE.

>> YEP.

>> WE DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT THIS LEGEND WE'RE GOING TO GO

UP AGAINST.

WE DEFINE A LEGEND AS SOMEONE WHO IS A GOOD GOLFER,

OBVIOUSLY BETTER THAN US.

YOU KNOW, BUT A GREAT PERSONALITY AND KIND OF AN

AMBASSADOR OF THE AREA AS WELL.

>> CHARLIE: THIS IS OUR LEGEND, WE DON'T KNOW WHO THIS

PERSON IS, WE'RE JUST BEING PRESENTED WITH A VIDEO FROM

THEM.

AS IS THE WAY WE GET DELIVERED THESE MESSAGES, ESSENTIALLY A

MINUTE BEFORE WE GET TO MEET THIS PERSON WE HAVE NO IDEA

WHO THIS PERSON'S GOING TO BE AND WE GET A VIDEO FROM A GUY

NAMED MATT OVERTON.

>> MATT OVERTON: WHAT'S GOING ON GUYS, I'M MATT OVERTON LONG

SNAPPER FOR THE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS.

I'M OUT HERE AT THE BRICKYARD CROSSING, I'M ACCEPTING

CHARLIE AND WAYDE'S THREE HOLE CHALLENGE, AND YOU KNOW WHAT?

CANADA HAS NOTHING ON AMERICA, BUT WE'RE HERE TO PLAY SOME

GOLF AND HAVE SOME FUN HERE AT THE EPIC, BRICKYARD CROSSING

AT THE INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY.

>> CHARLIE: NICE.

>> WAYDE: NICE.

>> YOU GOT THE COLTS.

>> SO HERE'S ONE HE'S PLAYED ON THOUGH, HE'S PINNING THIS

AS CANADA VERSUS AMERICA.

>> WELL THE THING IS PINNING CANADA VERSUS AMERICA, WE HAS

THIS DISCUSSION EARLIER, WE WERE THINKING WELL, THERE'S

TWO OF US AGAINST ONE AND I STARTED THINKING ABOUT THE

CANADIAN EXCHANGE RATE.

>> SO WE'RE ESSENTIALLY 69 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR AGAINST

THE DOLLAR.

>> OUR LEGEND IN INDIANAPOLIS IS, HIS NAME IS MATT OVERTON,

AND HE'S A LONG SNAPPER ON A FOOTBALL TEAM.

A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS, BUT WHEN THEY

SET UP FOR A FIELD GOAL AND THE KICKER COMES OUT, THE GUY

GETS THE BALL AND HIKES IT TO THE GUY THAT PUTS THE BALL

DOWN, HOLDS IT AND THEN THE BALLS KICKS.

SO ITS' A VERY SPECIALIZED JOB.

>> LET'S GET A LITTLE MORE SPECIFIC.

>> OK, OK YES SO HERE'S WHAT HAPPENS.

I'M MATT OVERTON.

>> I'M THE KICKER.

>> HE'S THE KICKER, YOU GOT TO PLAY, OH WAIT I'LL KICK IT TO

MYSELF.

>> DO WE STILL GO HUT HUT?

>> BACK, AND THEN WE RUN TO THIS WAY, AND THEN ITS' HERE.

AND THERE YOU GO, THAT'S WHAT IT IS.

>> WELCOME TO INDIANAPOLIS.

>> MATT OVERTON: I'M ANDREW LUCK.

HOW YA DOING?

MATT OVERTON.

GOOD TO MEET YOU.

>> CHARLIE: CHARLIE, NICE TO MEET YOU.

>> MATT OVERTON: NICE TO MEET YOU CHARLIE.

WELL THE HOCKEY STICK THREW ME OFF, BECAUSE I DIDN'T KNOW IF

THAT WAS JUST A A GIMMICK A LITTLE JOKE, OR IT WAS LEGIT

THOUGH, IT WAS A LEGIT PUTTER.

SO I DIDN'T KNOW IF THESE GUYS WERE THE REAL DEAL.

I DON'T KNOW, I DON'T THINK IT'S GONNA DO YOU ANY GOOD.

A LITTLE HEAVY.

>> NARRATOR: SO, THE RULES FOR THE EPIC 3 HOLE MYSTERY

CHALLENGE ARE, WAYDE AND CHARLIE PLAY TOGETHER AGAINST

THE LEGEND.

BEST BALL, BEST TWO OUT OF THREE, ONE MULLIGAN PER TEAM,

LOSER BUYS THE BEER.

NOTE, GOLF RULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE BECAUSE, WELL IT IS

THEIR SHOW.

>> WAYDE: THE REAL QUESTION IS MATT, WHAT TEES ARE WE PLAYING

FROM?

>> MATT OVERTON: OH WE'RE DEFINITELY DOING THE, WHAT

WOULD BE THE BACK THE BLACK OR THE WHITES?

>> I BELIEVE THE GOLD.

>> OH YA WE'RE DOING THE GOLD.

>> DOING GOLD?

>> THIS IS EPIC MAN YOU GOT TO DO GOLD.

>> THIS IS EPIC.

>> CHARLIE: WE'RE AT A PAR 3, ITS' LIKE WE'RE PLAYING IN A

SUBWAY STOP, AND IT'S LOUD AS HECK.

>> WAYDE: THIS IS ACTUALLY HAPPENING.

>> MATT OVERTON: THE STREET COURSE, THIS IS THE STREET

COURSE.

>> WAYDE: LOOK AT THAT.

>> MATT OVERTON: WE GOT A COBRA RIGHT THERE.

NOT BAD HUH?

>> WAYDE: NICE, NICE.

>> NOT BAD.

MY FIRST SHOT, NO WARM UP, AND I HIT THAT TEE SHOT UNDER THE

GREEN, THAT'S WHEN I KNEW THAT I THINK I HAD IT.

WHAT?

WHERE'D IT GO?

>> WAYDE: JUST OVER THERE TO THE LEFT.

>> CHARLIE: THERE'S SORT OF THIS RIDGE ON THE TOP CLOSER

TO THE GREEN, AND IF YOU GO RIGHT OR YOU GO LEFT, YOU'RE

SCREWED AND WAYDE AND I BOTH WENT LEFT AND INTO THE GULLY,

AND WE'RE LOOKING UP OVER THIS MOUNTAIN TRYING TO FIGURE OUT

WHERE THE HOLE IS.

>> NICE, GET UP.

>> UH OH.

UH OH.

>> OH NO.

>> SKATE.

>> NO, THAT'S DEPRESSING.

WE MIGHT HAVE TO GIVE YOU THIS HOLE.

>> OH JESUS.

>> UH OH.

>> MATT OVERTON: THE VIBES YOU HAVE BETWEEN EACH OTHER, THE

TEAM WORK THING IS NOT REALLY GOING WELL, I THINK YOU NEED

TO TALK TO EACH OTHER A LITTLE BIT.

>> WAYDE: WE'RE NOT COMMUNICATING.

>> THAT'S A GOOD PUTT.

>> HE'S OUR PUTTER, HE'S OUR GO TO PUTTER.

IS THAT A GIMME?

>> NO.

>> CHARLIE: AS EXPECTED, MATT WINS THE HOLE, SO WE LOST THE

FIRST ONE, WE'RE GOING TO NUMBER 2, WE'RE DOWN 1-0.

THE THING IS, IT'S A TWO WAY LOVE AFFAIR WITH YOU, THE

CITY, YOU LOVE THE CITY OBVIOUSLY YOU MADE YOUR HOME

AND YOUR CAREER HERE.

BUT BY WHAT WE'RE HEARING FROM IT THERE'S A LOVE AFFAIR BACK

TO YOU AND WHEN YOU TALK A LONG SNAPPER YOU WOULDN'T

THINK THAT NECESSARILY WOULD BE AT THE TOP OF THE LIST.

>> MATT OVERTON: OUR PUNTER PAT MCAFEE IS LIKE THE MAYOR

OF INDIANAPOLIS, AND HE'S DONE A GREAT THING IN HIS

COMMUNITY, HE CONTINUES TO SERVE AND GIVE BACK AND I JUST

KIND OF FOLLOWED BEHIND.

I WORK WITH RILEY'S CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, AND HELP SUPPORT YOU

KNOW RESEARCH FOR PAEDIATRIC CANCER THAT'S NEAR AND DEAR TO

ME, AND WORKING WITH THOSE KIDS.

MOST RECENTLY BEING INVOLVED WITH SUPPORTING LAW

ENFORCEMENT, AND YOU KNOW THOSE FALLEN OFFICERS AND

WHATNOT AND JUST HELPING WHERE I CAN, BUT IN GENERAL THIS IS

JUST A GREAT CITY TO HELP, YOU KNOW BECAUSE THE DOOR IS

ALWAYS OPEN.

OH BOY!

>> WAYDE: OH MATT THERE'S YOUR MULLIGAN RIGHT THERE BUDDY.

OH GEEZ.

>> THAT'S NOT.

>> NEVER GOOD WHEN CHARLIE JUST GOES WHOA!

>> UH OH.

>> UH OH, WATER!

>> MATT OVERTON: WELL ONE WENT LEFT INTO THE WATER, ONE WENT

RIGHT TO THE NEXT HOLE AND I SAID LISTEN WHY DON'T YOU JUST

SAVE YOUR MULLIGAN, TAKE THE DROP AT THE HOLE, YOU'LL BE

RIGHT ON THE FAIRWAY ABOUT 150 YARDS OUT, BUT THE GUY

PROCEEDED TO SWING AND TAKE HIS MULLIGAN SHOT AND HE DID

THE SAME EXACT THING THAT HE DID PRIOR.

THAT IS A LOT BETTER THOUGH, THAT IS, THAT'S A CRUSH.

YOU CRUSHED THAT.

>> WAYDE: CRUSHED IT.

>> CHARLIE: MATT IS DEFINITELY A GUY YOU CAN HAVE A LOT OF

FUN WITH BECAUSE HE JUST, HE BROUGHT HIS GAME DOWN TO OURS.

>> MATT OVERTON: YOU HAVE TO DO THIS, THIS WOULD BE YOUR

DROP.

>> THAT'S A LOT OF LONG GRASS.

>> IT IS, BUT YOU KNOW WHAT IT'S BETTER THAN THE WATER.

>> THAT'S TRUE.

>> ALRIGHT.

>> GIVE US THE FAIRWAY AT LEAST.

>> RIGHT THERE.

>> WAYDE: WE REALIZED PRETTY QUICKLY AFTER USING OUR

MULLIGAN, THAT WE NEED A LITTLE HELP.

WE CALL IN THE LONG SNAPPER.

>> MATT OVERTON: SHOULD BE ABOUT 30 YARDS AWAY I THINK.

>> ALRIGHT.

>> ALONG SNAP IN THE NFL IS 15 YARDS.

>> OK.

>> SO THIS IS DOUBLE THE DIGITS.

>> OK WE'RE TAKING IT.

>> ALRIGHT, WE'RE COMING HARD AT YA.

>> YA READY?

COME ON!

>> CHARLIE: ALL THE RULE BREAKING AND ALL THE STUFF WE

END UP YOU KNOW WE HAD A LONG SNAP, I THOUGHT WE SHOULD OF

HAD POINTS FOR CREATIVITY OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT, BUT WHEN

IT'S ALL SAID AND DONE WE'RE DOWN 2-0.

>> WAYDE: 2-0.

>> MATT OVERTON: I THINK AMERICA WON THAT ONE AGAIN.

>> MATT OVERTON: I MEAN I HAD A LOT OF COACHES TELL ME JUST

TO GIVE UP, AND YOU KNOW THAT I GAVE IT A GOOD SHOT BUT YOU

NOW MAYBE IT'S NOT FATE FOR ME TO BE PLAYING PROFESSIONALLY,

ALL KINDS OF STUFF AND I JUST KEPT GRINDING MAN.

I BELIEVED IN MYSELF FIRST AN FOREMOST AND I HAD MY FAMILY

TO SUPPORT ME TOO AND THAT'S ALL THAT MATTERED.

>> CHARLIE: YOU KNOW YOU SAID YOURSELF ABOUT BEING AN

UPSIDE-DOWN QUARTERBACK, HOW WELL DO YOU THROW RIGHT SIDE

UP?

HOW WELL?

>> I'M OK, I THINK I'M BETTER BETWEEN MY LEGS THOUGH.

IF SOMEONE WERE TO ASK ME TO DO A THROWING COMPETITION AT A

TARGET, I WOULD SNAP THE FOOTBALL RATHER THAN THROW IT

OVERHAND.

(MUSIC)

>> CHARLIE: HERE WE ARE DOWN 2-0, SO IT'S THE

THIRD HOLE, SO YOU KNOW WE'RE NOT REALLY GREAT AT MATH, BUT

WE'RE THINKING EVEN IF WE WON THE HOLE WE'RE DOWN 2-1.

SO MATT ACCEPTS THE CHALLENGE OF THE ALL OR NOTHING WHICH IS

AWESOME, CAUSE OTHERWISE IT'S A WAST OF TIME.

>> WAYDE: WE'RE GONNA PLAY THAT LAST HOLE, AND THAT'S FOR

ALL THE MARBLES.

HE ACTUALLY DID US ONE BETTER AND GAVE US AN ADDITIONAL

STROKE.

OK SO MATT IS UP 2-0 WHICH IS NOW DONE.

NOW WE'RE BACK SQUARE.

>> CHARLIE: NO WE'RE NOT WE'RE MORE THAN SQUARE.

>> WE'RE MORE THAN SQUARE.

>> WE'RE ONE UNDER.

>> WE'RE ALREADY AHEAD.

(MUSIC)

>> WAYDE: DO YOU WANT TO TAKE BACK GIVING US THAT

STROKE AFTER SEEING WHAT WE DONE?

>> MATT OVERTON: THE BIG DOG CAME OUT AGAIN TO PLAY RIGHT

HERE.

(MUSIC)

>> WAYDE: SO MATT'S TOTALLY LOST, HE HAS NO IDEA

WHERE HIS BALL IS.

ROAMING ALL AROUND.

WENT FOR A TOUR?

SPEAK OF THE DEVIL.

>> MATT OVERTON: JUST LOOKING FOR MY BALL, FOUND IT.

>> DID YOU FIND IT?

>> YA.

>> WHERE WAS IT?

>> IN THE ROUGH OVER THERE.

>> UH OH!

>> SAVING GRACE!

>> OH THAT'S A GOOD PUTT.

>> SHOOT.

>> HEY WHAT THEY SAY DRIVE FOR SHOW, PUTT FOR DOUGH.

>> THATS WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT

>> PUTT FOR DRINKS.

(MUSIC)

>> WOW!

>> OH!

>> MATT OVERTON: IF YOU MAKE THIS, WE TIED THIS HOLE.

>> WHICH IS A GIVEN.

(MUSIC)

>> OH!

>> CHARLIE: BOTH WAYDE AND I, SEND EXPLORATORY PUTTS AND HE

NAILS IT, AND YOU KNOW, WE LOSE AGAIN.

>> MATT OVERTON: GENTLEMANS HANDSHAKE.

>> CHARLIE: MATT HIMSELF WON'T ADMIT HE'S A LEGEND, WHICH

MOST LIKELY WONT.

THAT'S PART OF THE APPEAL OF A LEGEND.

A PERSON LIKE HIM, SOMEONE THAT DOES CHARITABLE WORK, IS

JUST A PILLAR OF THE COMMUNITY, LOVES HIS CITY, I

MEAN MATT VERY MUCH QUALIFIES AS A LEGEND IN THE H2F BOOK.

>> WAYDE: THE EPIC THREE HOLE CHALLENGE TODAY WAS WON BY A

PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE MATT OVERTON, AND FOR ALL HIS HARD

WORK AND DEDICATION, MATT THIS BUD'S FOR YOU.

>> MATT OVERTON: OH MAN, THE ALL AMERICAN BEER.

>> WAYDE: SO WE'RE HOLDING, WE'RE STAYING TRUE TO OUR WORD

WE'RE BUYING YOU THE DRINKS, INDIANAPOLIS.

>> CHEERS.

>> MATT OVERTON: IS THIS YOUR DADDY?

GO COLTS, GO COLTS.

>> WAYDE: GO COLTS.

(MUSIC)

>> WAYDE: INDY WAS AN AMAZING TIME, GREAT ADVENTURE.

>> CHARLIE: INDY'S THE TYPE OF PLACE THAT IF YOU HAVEN'T BEEN

HERE AND YOU HAVE A PRECONCEIVED NOTION OF WHAT

ITS' SUPPOSED TO BE, OR WHAT YOU THINK IT IS YOU'RE

PROBABLY WRONG.

INDY ROCKED IT, AND JUST TURN DOWN THE MOTORS A LITTLE

BIT.

(MUSIC)

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Knowing Math can get you the Sniper! - Duration: 2:11.

so I was walking in the base the other

day and I just see these two noobs and

they're just arguing over who should get

the sniper rifle

back in my day people

would just betray each other for the

sniper rifle

normally they do but these

guys were a little bit different

what do you mean by different

they were saying

something like the most intelligent

person should get the sniper rifle or

something stupid like that

that makes a

lot of sense because everybody knows the

sniper rifle runs on green power

yeah I

know right

anyway one of them was asking

the other one to solve 9 + 11

oh dang

because that is a true test of

intelligence

yeah those idiots I

ended up taking the sniper rifle for

myself

oh good job fantastic

yeah I know

right

so you did this by blurting out

the answer and claiming what was

rightfully yours right

ah no

VAT?

but why not

well you know I just didn't want to get

the answer wrong

you are joking right

I mean I knew the answer I just didn't

want to accidentally say the wrong thing

and then feel like an idiot

what is it

then

what do you mean

the answer

uhh the answer to what

oyyyy stop playing games

dammit what is 9 plus 11

Jesus it's 21

now leave me alone

what did you just say

20 that's what I said the answer is 20

that is not what you said

ughhh fine you're

right

you do know what this means right

come on do I have to

yes you shameful

fellow what kind of idiot can't even do

basic addition

damn you want to be so

mean about it

shut up and give it to me

okay

fine

yes now i am the sniper rifle

master

all will bow down to me

*GUNSHOT*

what is up awesome possums I hope you

enjoyed the video if you did leave a

like leave a comment subscribe maybe

even share with your friends maybe check

out another video anyways I hope you

have an awesome possum day later

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Is Attack on Titan Nationalistic? - Scrambled Thoughts - Duration: 13:24.

I enjoy all different kinds of anime. From

magical girls in short skirts, to giant

robots of blowing shit up, I enjoy it all.

But if I had to pick a favorite, if someone

pressed me and asked, what's your

favorite kind of anime? I would have to

say, I like fucking monsters. You like to

fuck monsters? No. I don't mean i like to

fuck monsters. I mean, I like fucking

monsters. So you're a Monster fucker? I

like anime with monsters in it... As far back as

I can remember, I always dug anything

with the creature. Whether it be giant

monsters, human sized monsters, or pocket

monsters. I always had a soft spot for

those repugnant sons of bitches.

Especially when you sprinkle in a touch

of ultraviolence. Although, in recent

years it did feel like a lot of stuff

went away. Sure there are plenty of

martial arts anime, harem anime, adventure

anime, anime where penises with wings hop

around and try to jump into girls'

vaginas? But there seemed to be a deficit

of monster anime. I couldn't help but

wonder, when were we going to get

something like the Guyver again? Well the

wait was finally over in 2009 when Kodansha

published Attack on Titan, and shit

really got serious when which Studio Wit

released the Attack on Titan anime.

Attack on Titan is the brainchild of

manga-ka Hajime Isayama. The series

takes place in an undisclosed time, when

humanity is forced to live behind giant

walls, in order to protect themselves

from the Titans. The Titans are giant

humanoid creatures, that lumber around

with the sole purpose to devour the

remnants of humanity, sort of like giant

zombies. What makes the Titans

interesting, is they're monsters that

look like normal people. They just wander

around with these goofy expressions on

their faces, they are so not scary, it's

what makes them scary. There's nothing

more unsettling than watching a giant

smiling face devour a helpless human

alive. I can think of something more

unsettling. Have you ever seen a

whale explode? Or what about Lena Dunham

naked? That's some fucked up shit.

The main character of the series is Eren

Yeager. Who along with his adopted sister

Mikasa, and best friend Armin, join the

Survey Corps in an effort to fight the

Titans. Later on in the series, it's

revealed Eren is a Titan shifter,

and has the ability to transform into a

Titan himself. Which leads to awesome

giant monster breaking shit action. The

first couple of episodes have a somber

and militarist tone. The most important

thing to Eren is to be part of the

military. Even before Eren's mother

was killed, Eren longed to be part of the

Survey Corps, in order to fulfill his

dream of seeing what resided beyond the

walls. When his ability to serve comes

into question and Eren is faced with

the possibility he might not make it to

the military, he's devastated. But when

Eren is finally able to persevere over

the obstacles that were keeping him down,

which evidently was a defective belt,

that plot point was a little weak. Eren

is finally able to fulfill his dream of

being a good soldier, and get revenge on

the Titans that have been ravaging

humanity. The overtly militaristic tone

of the first few episodes, along with the

emphasis on complete loyalty to the

cause made me wonder, is the Attack on

Titan allegory for nationalism ?

Specifically Japanese nationalism. Now,

you may be sitting in your very

effeminate looking room asking yourself,

what is Japanese nationalism? Where is

this video going? What is the point to

all this? Where's my beautiful house?

Where is my beautiful wife? Well my very

inquisitive weaboo friend, let's attempt

to answer those questions.

Now, I'm not

going to spend two hours talking about

the nuances of nationalism in Japan, nor

am i qualified to do that. But what I can tell

you however, is in a broad sense,

nationalist groups in Japan are often

characterized by their loyalty to the

Emperor. Their loyalty to the Japanese

nation, and their opposition to the

pacifist policies of the Japanese

government. With the rise of other Asian

super powers, like China, there have been

many in Japan who feel the country

should have a more active role in world

politics. In fact, the Japanese Prime

Minister Shinzo Abe supports measures

that would rewrite the country's

constitution, specifically Article 9.

Abe's proposed revision to Article 9 would

allow Japan's Self-Defense Force to act

more like a conventional army. Basically

he wants to turn the Japanese military

from this...

To this...

Critics of Abe's proposal have

derided it as a return to pre-award

Japanese Imperialism, and have maintained,

Japan must uphold its position as a

pacifist nation. So taking all that

into consideration, it's easy to see

parallels to modern Japan, and the people

living behind the walls in Attack on

Titan. Like modern Japan, the government

of Attack on Titan keep military action

to a minimum, and have adopted an overall

pacifistic approach to the Titans. With

the exception of the Survey Corps, most

branches of the military are completely

content with sticking their heads in the

sand, and ignoring the carnage around

them. If that wasn't enough, in an effort

to keep the citizens from taking action,

speaking about the world beyond the

walls is heresy. Eren and Armin feel

trapped by the confines of their village,

and dream about seeing the outside world.

Armin is even attacked by older children,

for defying the government, and

expressing his desire to live outside

the walls. When viewed through the nationalistic

prism, Eren is sort of the embodiment of

the Japanese nationalist anti pacifism

stance. He's very quick to respond with

force, and he has a tendency to escalate

every argument, to a physical altercation.

Even before his mother dies, when Eren

is still a young boy, he doesn't hesitate

to kill two men in his effort to save Mikasa

Eren also makes the point to

stress to Mikasa, the only way to win, is

to fight, He could just be saying that

because there's a dude choking him.

People saying weird shit when they're

under stress. Haven't you ever gotten a

phone call from Mel Gibson, while he was

doing his taxes. Oh hey Mel, how the taxes going?

You should just fuckin' smile and blow me!

Mel, you gotta relax. Just finish your taxes, and I'll take you out for a soda

I deserved to be blown first! Yeah, that's not gonna happen...

Another interesting thing, is when it's revealed

Eren is a Titan shifter, the government

is more concerned with Eren's loyalties

than his abilities. You would think in a

world with the military's trying to stop

giant monsters from destroying cities, a

dude with the ability to turn into a

giant monster, would be a natural ally.

But the government of Attack on Titan

doesn't see it that way. The government

wants to know Eren's loyalty lies with

humanity, and not with

the Titans. And since it's impossible for

them to know one way or the other, they

would rather assume he's their enemy.

There is no middle ground, you are either

with them, or you're against them. Some

people became even more convinced of

Attack on Titans nationalist subtext,

when Hajime Isayama revealed Mikasa is

named after the Imperial battleship. And

Isayama admitted to basing Dot Pixis off

General Yoshifuru Akiyama. There's even

a Twitter post. rumored to be from Isayama's

private twitter account that

supports the Japanese occupation Korea.

So that brings us back to my original

question. Is Attack on Titan

nationalistic? In my opinion, no it isn't.

The thing about art, is it works as a

mirror. The reader, listener, or viewer

will look at something and see reflected

back what they want to see. This is the

problem when you look at things from a

presupposed position. Chances are if

you're looking through that particular

broken lens, you gotta find it. Roger Ebert

once mentioned when doing analysis, you

have to take ideas from the film, and be

careful you're not bringing ideas to the

film. In other words you shouldn't make an

assumption, then look for things to

justify your assumption. It's the reason

why every Anita Sarkeesian video fails

at analysis. You need to critique the

ideas in the work, the ideas the work is

actually presenting. So what does Attack

on Titan present to its audience? For me

Attack on Titan seems like a statement

against complacency. Sort of like the

Matrix. Like Neo, Eren lives in a

society where he's expected to do as

he's told. He's led to believe he's not

special, he's not importan,t he's just

another citizen. The Society of Attack on

Titan wants the people to shut up, do

what they tell them, to do pump out some

kids and die. It actually kind of reminds

me of the current Japanese economic

system. Where kids in Japan feel

pressured to do well in school, get a

good job, start a family, and fall in line

with everyone else. I'm sure a lot of

young Japanese people feel like their

life is being laid out for them, and they

are incapable of taking risks and living

the life they choose for themselves.

Which is why it's not surprising a lot

of young adults in Japan are losing

interest in relationships and business,

and they're just dropping out of society

altogether. Eren represents a range

towards a failed system. Eren meets up with

his father after killing the kidnappers,

Dr. Yeager tells him, he should have

waited for the police. And Eren responds

with, sorry dad I'm not gonna feel bad

for what happened. They were animals

disguised as humans who needed to be put down.

Listen to yourself! By the time the

military police got here they'd have

been long gone, and you know it. We couldn't

afford to wait! Even at a young age, Eren

knows, relying on the system doesn't work.

When Eren becomes a soldier, he tries to

fight by using his military training and

working within the rules, but that's

exactly what gets his team killed. You

could say, well... Eren rushed into battle

recklessly... But at the same time, the

other cadets in the other units, were

also being decimated by the Titans. The

military is completely ineffective in

dealing with the Titan threat. Ultimately,

the Battle of Trost becomes humanity's

first victory against the Titans. But

it's because Eren abandons the confines

of his military training, and fights as a

Titan on his own terms. This sentiment is

echoed again when the female Titan is

pursuing the Survey Corps. Eren watches

Annie kill soldier after soldier, and

wants to change into his titan forum to

protect his comrades. But Petra pleads

with him, to trust us, and stick to the

plan. When their plan fails, Eren is

forced to engage Annie in battle, in

order to allow the rest of the group to

escape, The Survey Corps expect Eren to

do as he's told, and trust them, but their

strength and training is still no match

for the Titans. Reinforcing the idea, that

the current system is a failure, and the

only solution is to believe in one's own

unique potential and to think outside of

the box. In the cabin, Eren's words to Mikasa

could be interpreted as a fascistic

world view, where these strong must

overcome the weak. But Attack on Titan

doesn't define strength as physical

strength. It defines strength, as strength

of will. When Shadis is evaluating the

cadets, he describes Eren as not having

any real specialties, but possessing

twice the sense of purpose as anyone

else. Eren excels in basic training, not

because of physical prowes,s but because

of a desire to keep fighting. It's also

telling the two strongest human

characters in the series are Levi and

Mikasa

Both of which aren't the most

imposing physical specimens. Mikasa

strength comes from her love of her

family, and willingness to do whatever is

necessary to save the people, or person

she loves. During the Battle of Trost

Mikasa took charge while the other

cadets cowered in fear, hoping the

situation would fix itself. Even when

Mikasa thought Eren was dead, she still

was able to find the will to keep

fighting. Well, she didn't have that

moment when he was on the fence. When Eren

said, fight or die, the only way to win is

to fight. Eren was warning Mikasa of the

dangers of remaining complacent. If

strength in Attack on Titan is defined

as the will to fight, then weakness is

defined as failure to take action. The

weak are those who accept any situation

as unfixable, and remain silent in the

face of injustice. You know you can kind

of look at the townspeople as a sort of

embodiment of Friedrich Nietzsche's Last

Men concept. Being that they all have given

up challenging society's ideals, and have

just accepted the benality of their

lives. Or in Nietzsche's words they've

adopted "The Religion of Comfortableness."

Levi, Mikasa, and Eren on the

other hand seem to parallel Nietzsche's

Overman concept. The three of them have

risen above the status quo, and are

living their lives to the fullest

potential. Especially Eren, who is a

giant both, literally and figuratively to

his peers. Look, obviously I'm not a mind

reader. I don't know what's going on

inside Isayama's head. Maybe he's a

militant imperialist. Maybe he wants to

see the Emperor of Japan, conquer the

world with an army of giant robots, that

she was raptors out of their cocks. I

don't fucking know. All I can do is watch

Attack on Titan and infer the ideas it's

presenting to the audience. And the great

thing is, Attack on Titan presents a

wealth of material for people to analyze

and interpret. From classism to the

horrors of war, you can spend hours

dissecting the nuances of Attack on

Titans universe. And as corny as it

sounds, for me, the message of Attack on

Titan as it relates to Eren. Is to

believe in your own potential, and to

always take action when it's

it's necessary. Society may tell you

otherwise. It may tell you to straighten

up and be like everyone else, but if your

will remain strong, and you refuse to

become complacent you can overcome

anything. No matter how large or colossal

the problem may seem.

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