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[Full Translation: JBC section] BC: Hey! Everyone, please give it up for our guest: Mr. Jeff Worakamol Satur! How come you're here? Here, I'm gonna permit-Do you wanna say anything? If you do, press like, I can give a permit to you. But if you don't want to that's fine too, it's a private/personal right given since birth. You already requested it? Okay x2 Wait a sec, I'm- 'add speaker'. Sawadee krub. Please say something. Jeff: Sawadee krub. BC: *lowers voice* Sawadee krub, your voice is so deep. Jeff: *laughs* Why does everyone like to do a Space when I'm working out? I'm at the gym. Last time, P'Tong also started a Space while I was working out. BC: Oh you're currently working out? I also did that this morning. Jeff: Ayy~ and he also wears tank tops. He has to show off his muscles. BC: I gotta show them off a little, you also do it, no? Jeff: Hey I'm not showing them off, it's natural. I just like to take my shirt off so I'll be closer to nature, the natural air, more. BC: Ohh actually I just don't know what to wear, so I wear tank tops. I didn't do laundry. Jeff: So you'll just keep wearing it (forever)? BC: Yeah. Jeff: Ay! BC: I released a christmas song, have you listened to it? Jeff: I already did. There's even an English rap. BC: Yo yo! Jeff: Jo jo! Like this. Jo jo! BC: In the chorus, there's only one phrase: Only Christmas. *laughs* Jeff: Ayy it's good already. Su su! x2 You're doing great already, you're doing everything yourself. BC: You're also doing great. x2 Jeff: Hey, that-that I already know. BC: It's a known fact. x2 Jeff: Yeah it is. BC: Okay~ ay! Jeff: Everyone, please listen to N'Barcode's song 'Only Christmas'. BC: Please also check out P'Jeff's song, วิมานหนาม (Paradise of Thorns). Jeff: เหมือนวิวาห์ (Rain Wedding)! | BC: เหมือนวิวาห์ (Rain Wedding)! Jeff: Woah. BC: Rain Wedding! Rain Wedding! Jeff: I'm gonna leave the Space right now, saying the song name incorrectly like this. BC: No no, don't leave yet. | Jeff: "Leave". BC: Please also check out his new (upcoming) songs. I'm sure they're gonna be great. Jeff: Tell them about the series too, Mr. Tinnasit, talk about the series. BC: Hey that's my AKA (Tinnasit). I feel like the name 'Barcode' might be a little weird once I'm world famous...🤣🤣 Jeff: ....Can I push the 'leave' button right now? BC: I already seem weird now. Okay. Please look forward to 'Happy Ending', you'll get to watch it next year for sure. Jeff: Yeah, the script is really fun. I already read it. BC: Yeah, really good. Jeff: But Barcode didn't read it yet. How would you have read it? BC: Ow, I haven't read it. Jeff: I'm the only one who did, they're still working on it. BC: I'll wait to read it. x2 Have you eaten yet krub? Jeff: *laughs* 'Have you eaten yet kha?'. Not yet x2 I'm currently working out. BC: Ah. Jeff: Yeah. BC: So you're not gonna eat anymore? Since it's already 7:30 PM. Jeff: I will, because I've got work in the early morning. I've got work at 6 AM tomorrow. BC: Su su krub phi! Jeff: Jja~ BC: I also got work tomorrow, at, what was it, Central Chidlom. Jeff: Su su na. BC: Going to different places to work. Jeff: Please check out/take care of Nong (at the event). BC: Please also check out/take care of Phi (at the event). Jeff: Heyyy~ Okay,- BC: I'm not gonna disturb you further, you go work out. Su su! Jeff: Jja. BC: See you! Jeff: Thank you, everyone. Bye bye~ Have a wonderful evening. Please listen to 'Only Christmas'. BC: Yess, su su krub! Jeff: Bye bye krub! BC: *claps* BC: Okay~ he already left. Thank you so much, P'Jeff for listening to and speaking in my Space. There, he really left already to work out. #TINNASIT #JeffSatur #BarcodeTin #JeffBarcode

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This one is for the NBA History buffs 🏀📺 Introducing the NBA Referee Roundtable series: 30 Years of NBA History | Episode 1️⃣ A Different Game: The League Then vs Now. Watch the full episode: Untold Story, after untold story – That only an NBA Referee who has been officiating on an NBA floor for more than 30 years could tell. From what it was like to officiate the incredible physicality in the paint between the big-time center’s of the 1990’s, funny moments with Michael Jordan, the biggest difference between the style of play in today’s game vs their rookie years 30+ years ago and how that has impacted officiating, legends of the officiating profession, and career longevity. This is a conversation between 5 unexpected NBA historians you will not want to miss, and this is only episode 1… Sean Corbin (30 years), James Capers (30 years), Tony Brothers (31 years), Scott Foster (31 years) and Tom Washington (34 years) sat down at the 2024 NBA Referee Preseason Camp to share incredible stories from their tenured careers as NBA Referees.

NBA Referees

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Every time Sanjeev Bikhchandani speaks, there's a chapter on corporate governance for sure but this story just puts him in a league of extra-ordinary professionals. Perhaps, very few like him. 👇 "corporate governance actually begins and ends in the founder’s head. Everything else that is done is done to support that. But if fundamentally it does not exist in the founder’s head, then no amount of external support can help you fix it." - Sanjeev Bikchandani Incidentally, he recently shared an anecdote about how Dr Manmohan Singh transferred the difference in rupee value of assets he held abroad when Rupee was de-valued under his administration. After listening to Sanjeev's MakeMyTrip episode, one can easily draw parallels between both. Full episode: Credit: Peak XV Partners Rajan Anandan

Every time Sanjeev Bikhchandani speaks, there's a chapter on corporate governance for sure but this story just puts him in a league of extra-ordinary professionals. Perhaps, very few like him. 👇 "corporate governance actually begins and ends in the founder’s head. Everything else that is done is done to support that. But if fundamentally it does not exist in the founder’s head, then no amount of external support can help you fix it." - Sanjeev Bikchandani Incidentally, he recently shared an anecdote about how Dr Manmohan Singh transferred the difference in rupee value of assets he held abroad when Rupee was de-valued under his administration. After listening to Sanjeev's MakeMyTrip episode, one can easily draw parallels between both. Full episode: Credit: Peak XV Partners Rajan Anandan

Tarun

19,309 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

CNN’s Scott Jennings after the first ballot for House speaker: “And not only has Massie got problems with Johnson, Donald Trump has no sway over [Thomas Massie]. Massie voted for Ron DeSantis for president, and at one point, Donald Trump came out against Thomas Massie, who, by the way, is my congressman from Kentucky — in one of his primaries, unsuccessfully, by the way. Massie overcame that opposition from Trump. So, if you’re thinking, like, you can just get Donald Trump on the phone here, maybe that helps with Ralph Norman and the other guy, but it’s it’s not going to help with Massie. I think the — the mindset of the Republican Party here is important. We’re not in the peanut gallery. We’re — we’ve been elected to govern, you know, the House, the Senate and the White House. The American people put the Republican Party in charge across the board. And so, there are some responsibilities here to the voters who cast those votes to say, are you going to do something in Washington other than sit around and read each other’s names out loud all day?”

CNN’s Scott Jennings after the first ballot for House speaker: “And not only has Massie got problems with Johnson, Donald Trump has no sway over [Thomas Massie]. Massie voted for Ron DeSantis for president, and at one point, Donald Trump came out against Thomas Massie, who, by the way, is my congressman from Kentucky — in one of his primaries, unsuccessfully, by the way. Massie overcame that opposition from Trump. So, if you’re thinking, like, you can just get Donald Trump on the phone here, maybe that helps with Ralph Norman and the other guy, but it’s it’s not going to help with Massie. I think the — the mindset of the Republican Party here is important. We’re not in the peanut gallery. We’re — we’ve been elected to govern, you know, the House, the Senate and the White House. The American people put the Republican Party in charge across the board. And so, there are some responsibilities here to the voters who cast those votes to say, are you going to do something in Washington other than sit around and read each other’s names out loud all day?”

Curtis Houck

730,307 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Darryl & Scott share their thoughts on the Tucker/Fuentes interview! Martyr Made Scott Horton Nicholas J. Fuentes Tucker Carlson Tucker Carlson Network Watch the Full Episode Here: What if refusing to talk to the most controversial voices is exactly what cements their power? Cooper & Horton pull back the curtain on the platforming dilemma, asking whether careful engagement can cool a heated audience better than blanket exile. Without excusing anyone’s worst statements, they examine a hard reality: the audience exists, and it doesn’t disappear when a figure is erased. So how do you guide influence toward the real world rather than drive it deeper underground? ProvokedPod traces the path from an 18-year-old Fuentes tossed into the storm to a 26-year-old with a massive live viewership, and how early isolation can forge an identity around conflict. Darryl breaks down a rare moment of conciliation after the #charliekirkassassination and why even incremental shifts in rhetoric can matter for followers at the edge. Darryl and Scott hold a clear line: dialogue is not endorsement. A rigorous, transparent interview can reveal differences that caricatures hide, and it can model how to challenge claims without performative outrage. If someone shows up to speak plainly and without hate, we keep the door open—and keep the temperature down.

Darryl & Scott share their thoughts on the Tucker/Fuentes interview! Martyr Made Scott Horton Nicholas J. Fuentes Tucker Carlson Tucker Carlson Network Watch the Full Episode Here: What if refusing to talk to the most controversial voices is exactly what cements their power? Cooper & Horton pull back the curtain on the platforming dilemma, asking whether careful engagement can cool a heated audience better than blanket exile. Without excusing anyone’s worst statements, they examine a hard reality: the audience exists, and it doesn’t disappear when a figure is erased. So how do you guide influence toward the real world rather than drive it deeper underground? ProvokedPod traces the path from an 18-year-old Fuentes tossed into the storm to a 26-year-old with a massive live viewership, and how early isolation can forge an identity around conflict. Darryl breaks down a rare moment of conciliation after the #charliekirkassassination and why even incremental shifts in rhetoric can matter for followers at the edge. Darryl and Scott hold a clear line: dialogue is not endorsement. A rigorous, transparent interview can reveal differences that caricatures hide, and it can model how to challenge claims without performative outrage. If someone shows up to speak plainly and without hate, we keep the door open—and keep the temperature down.

Christopher Leonard

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How would MLK Jr. and Malcolm X differed on the Gaza genocide? ‘The difference between MLK Jr. and Malcom X is that Malcolm is a revolutionary and says that actually, look, if we see what America supports and actually Israel, Palestine is a perfect example. If we see the genocide that America is supporting in Gaza, that isn’t an example of America not doing what it’s supposed to do and King will be saying, well, let America live up to its true ideals and be fair to the Palestinian people. And Malcolm understands that actually the true ideals of America are settler-colonial genocide. That’s what America is. So once you understand that the system is inherently violent and inherently racist, then you understand that you can’t reform America, you can’t fix America.’ -Prof. Kehinde Andrews, author of Nobody Can Give You Freedom: The Political Life of Malcolm X, on the latest episode of Going Underground FULL INTERVIEW BELOW IN THE REPLIES👇

How would MLK Jr. and Malcolm X differed on the Gaza genocide? ‘The difference between MLK Jr. and Malcom X is that Malcolm is a revolutionary and says that actually, look, if we see what America supports and actually Israel, Palestine is a perfect example. If we see the genocide that America is supporting in Gaza, that isn’t an example of America not doing what it’s supposed to do and King will be saying, well, let America live up to its true ideals and be fair to the Palestinian people. And Malcolm understands that actually the true ideals of America are settler-colonial genocide. That’s what America is. So once you understand that the system is inherently violent and inherently racist, then you understand that you can’t reform America, you can’t fix America.’ -Prof. Kehinde Andrews, author of Nobody Can Give You Freedom: The Political Life of Malcolm X, on the latest episode of Going Underground FULL INTERVIEW BELOW IN THE REPLIES👇

Going Underground

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