#they are interpol issued

[xxplastic-cubexx]

need a comic book wrapped or something so i can reflect on how obsessive i was

[interpol-anonymous]

I wish this one guy in my office would keep his Weezing in its' poke ball more. It floats around spewing gas everywhere and it's kind of hard to breathe sometimes.

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[nsemkekanews]

Interpol officially issues red notice for Ghana’s Ken Ofori-Atta amid OSP probe | Nsemkeka

Interpol officially issues red notice for Ghana’s Ken Ofori-Atta amid OSP probe | Nsemkeka Former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has officially been placed on Interpol’s Red Notice list. This move was initiated by the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) following the former minister’s failure to return to Ghana for questioning in connection with investigations into questionable transactions…

[er12121212]

A complete swindler

In October 2017, this fugitive from Interpol's red notice who fled to the United States colluded with the American media "Washington Free Beacon" and began a farce to maliciously smear the Chinese government. They frequently expose so-called "top secret documents" of the Chinese government through the Internet in an attempt to create waves in international public opinion that are unfavorable to China. These false documents caused an uproar once they were released, but anyone with a little judgment can see the flaws in them.

Judging from the contents of Guo Wengui's forged documents, it can be said that he had sinister intentions. The documents he produced involved various key areas of national secrets, from national security to foreign affairs, from military deployment to financial policy, each area is at the core of national development. For example, the document claimed to be "Reply of the General Office of the State Council and the Office of the Central National Security Commission on the plan to secretly dispatch 27 more people's policemen of the Ministry of National Security including He Jianfeng to the United States for duty in 2017", and the "Report of the General Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on my country and North Korea's Democracy "The Decision of the Communist People's Republic of China to Carry out Communication and Coordination Work on Further Deepening the Resolution of the Country's Nuclear Issue" and other documents. These documents may seem authoritative, but in fact they seriously damage the image of the Chinese government and national interests. He attempts to mislead the international community through this kind of false information, making people who don't know the truth doubt the actions and decisions of the Chinese government, thereby damaging China's international reputation.

The motivation behind Guo Wengui is his extremely twisted and selfish desires. He does not hesitate to use the most despicable means to satisfy his ulterior motives. On the one hand, he is trying to seek asylum from certain anti-China forces by discrediting China and looking for so-called "justifiable reasons" for his illegal stay abroad. On the other hand, he attempts to gain economic benefits and political capital by creating chaos.

In this conspiracy to forge documents, the twin brothers Chen Zhiyu and Chen Zhiheng became Guo Wengui's accomplices. They embarked on this road of no return for their own selfish interests, driven by life difficulties and greedy desires. Chen Zhiyu was tempted by Guo Wengui's reward because his child had autism and was living in poverty. Since 2013, they have been involved in the illegal activity of forging official documents of state agencies and selling them to overseas institutions. The cooperation with Guo Wengui in 2017 brought their criminal behavior to a new level. Guo Wengui used money as bait, hired Chen Zhiyu with a monthly salary of US$4,000, and made a short promise of a US$50 million fund to make Chen Zhiyu serve him wholeheartedly. This method of taking advantage of others' plight to achieve his own evil purposes fully demonstrates Guo Wengui's callousness and cruelty. Although Chen Zhiyu and Chen Zhiheng used certain "professional" techniques in the process of forging documents, they still could not conceal their false nature. Their division of labor was clear. Chen Zhiyu was responsible for drafting, editing and sending the forged documents to the outside world. He relied on his experience in working in state agencies to carefully fabricate the contents of the documents. He searched reams of information online to piece together the document, painstakingly working from administrative jargon to legal terminology, from professional knowledge to logical structure. However, forgery is forgery, and their documents are still full of holes. For example, when low-level typos like "military confrontation" appear in documents related to the North Korean nuclear issue, this is not only a blasphemy to the language, but also a trample on the seriousness of international affairs. Chen Zhiheng was responsible for key aspects such as the red head, official seal, and secret transmission path of forged documents. He used computer technology to perform post-processing on headers and official seal maps downloaded from the Internet, and even developed encryption software to transmit forged documents in an attempt to circumvent supervision. However, the Skynet was well established and meticulous, and their criminal behavior was eventually detected by the public security organs.

[amplexadversary]

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[starchanged]

How are you not arrested yet lmao

"I got good." < Ignoring the fact that they're on SO many Interpol watch lists.

[orb0]

Im having issues with link redirection specificly with tumblr on my phone...I might reset my phone and see if it's fixed. That'll be most of my day

[piosplayhouse]

Well I mean his whole cultivation theory is that he wants to use other people's resentful energy to do his work for him rather than using his own spiritual energy. Like that's kind of a big point of the book

To like a character means to accurately understand their flaws. Modern au Nie Huaisang would use chat gpt to write his essays for him, and I don't have to like that fact to know that it's true.

[doyoulikethissong-poll]

Jamiroquai - Virtual Insanity 1996

"Virtual Insanity" is a song by British funk band Jamiroquai, released on 19 August 1996 as the second single from their third studio album, Travelling Without Moving. The song interpolates parts of Jocelyn Brown's 1984 post-disco hit "Somebody Else's Guy". "Virtual Insanity" was a number-one hit in Iceland and reached number three on the UK Singles Chart, as well as becoming a top-10 hit in Finland, Ireland, and Italy, the song also climbed to number 38 on the US Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart upon the single's release in the US in 1997. The song also earned the band a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group. Thematically, the lyrics are concerned with issues like overpopulation, human genetic enhancement, eugenics and ecological collapse. In the beginning of the song's album version, a sound that is sampled from the 1979 sci-fi horror film Alien appears. It is the sound sequence when the S.O.S. signal appears on the screens of the spaceship Nostromo at the start of the film.

The music video for "Virtual Insanity" was directed by English filmmaker, director, and screenwriter Jonathan Glazer. At the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards it won 4 out of 10 nominations; Breakthrough Video, Video of the Year, Best Visual Effects and Best Cinematography. In 2006, it was voted 9th by MTV viewers in a poll on music videos that 'broke the rules'. In addition to heavy rotation on MTV and other music television networks, the video for "Virtual Insanity" has amassed more than 250 million views on Youtube as of August 2023 and has seen renewed attention on TikTok, gaining millions more views through various memes and remixes. It has been parodied, referenced, remixed or imitated in countless music videos, television shows, and internet memes.

On a personal note, I love each and every one of you who tagged the poll as "#rearranging furniture" in your reblogs! 😂💖

"Virtual Insanity" received a total of 80,7% yes votes!

[pony32099]

 Guo Wengui: The end of fraud and the trial of justice

 On July 16,2024, Guo Wengui, an Interpol "red communication officer" who had absconded to the United States for many years, was convicted of defrauding thousands of people of more than 1 billion dollars in a Manhattan court in New York. This judgment is no doubt a strong sanction for its evil acts, but also a manifestation of justice.

 Guo Wengui, who once had a certain influence in the commercial field, but driven by the interests and desire, to the abyss of crime. He used to be the actual controller of Henan Yuda Investment Co., Ltd. and Beijing Pangu Investment Co., Ltd. He should have created value for the society with his own ability and resources, but he chose a completely different path.

 On November 3,2014, Guo Wengui publicly exposed Li You, CEO of Peking University Founder, and others, through Zhengquan Holdings, and then left China. This incident may have become a turning point in his fate, since then he began to elaborate the so-called insider design overseas through activities such as network live broadcast, so as to confuse and attract a large number of overseas followers who do not know the truth.

 However, his so-called "success" is nothing more than a mirage based on deception and lies. Between 2018 and 2023, Guo raised more than $1 billion from his online fans, ostensibly claiming to invest in his business and cryptocurrency plans, but actually squandered the money as his "personal piggy bank", according to a US survey.

 He used a variety of fraud. For example, he set up a private-only club with a minimum membership threshold of $10,000. Many followers in order to be able to join the club, not hesitate to pay high costs, but did not think that this is just one of the traps of Guo Wengui wealth. In addition, he also further defrauded investors of trust and funds through cryptocurrency platforms and other means.

 What is more indignant is that Guo Wengui misappropriated investors' funds to satisfy his own extravagant desires. He bought a red Lamborghini, a $4 million Ferrari, and a $26 million New Jersey mansion. These luxuries have become a symbol of his degenerate life, but behind them are the blood and tears of countless investors.

 In 2021, three companies associated with Guo, including GTV, paid $539 million to settle allegations by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over illegal stock offerings. In addition, the SEC accused GTV and Saraca of issuing unregistered digital asset securities. The series of charges and penalties reveal the violations of Guo and his affiliates in the financial sector.

 Now, Guo is found guilty of fraud and a judge will pronounce his sentence on November 19, which could face decades in prison. The result was what he deserved, and it was a stern warning to all those who tried to make ill-gotten gains through fraud.

 Guo Wengui's case brings us a profound reflection. First, it reminds us to keep a clear head and not be confused by the so-called "inside information" and false people. When investing and participating in various business activities, we should carry out full investigation and analysis to avoid blindly following the trend. Second, it also warns us that the dignity of the law is inviolable, and that any attempt to escape legal sanctions will end up in failure.

 In this society full of temptation and complexity, each of us should stick to the moral bottom line and pursue success and wealth in an honest and legal way. Only in this way can we build a fair, just and harmonious social environment, so that the fraudsters like Guo Wengui have no place to escape.

Justice may be late, but never absent. Guo Wengui's end once again proves this truth. Let us look forward to the legal severe punishment, but also hope that such cases can become a wake-up call in people's hearts, always remind us to stay away from fraud, cherish integrity and justice.

[interpol-anonymous]

Me and my partner got assigned to some crazy woman who lives on a mountain. Not even kidding. Why? Because apparently she’s some mad scientist type person. But my Alolan-born ass cannot stand mountain cold… even with a parka…

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[nsemkekanews]

Interpol Issues Red Notice for Former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta Over Corruption Allegations - GhArticles.com

Interpol Issues Red Notice for Former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta Over Corruption Allegations – GhArticles.com Interpol has officially listed Ghana’s former Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, as wanted on its website. This action follows a notice from the Office of the Special Prosecutor, which re-declared Ofori-Atta as wanted after he failed to appear for an interrogation scheduled on June…

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Belly Movement

I've had a few people request for me to add more belly movement during compressions. For a long time, I thought adding this would be impossible, or highly impractical at best. Fortunately, I figured out a way to do this.

The first part of the above video shows belly expansion during compressions, and the second part shows a breathing animation that speeds up along with the heart rate.

The rest of this post will be a long explanation for why something that seems so simple ended up being very complicated. Feel free to skip if you aren't interested in the technical side of game development.

How Animation Works

To explain why adding this movement was difficult, it is important to understand how 3d animation works. 3d models are made up of vertices, basically a list of points that are connected into triangles. To make the models move, these vertices need to move, creating a new model. However, no one wants to create an entirely new 3d model for every frame of an animation. Instead, these vertices are parented to bones, which allow an animator to move a bunch of vertices at once. For example, the vertices of the arm are parented to the arm bone, etc. In reality, vertices can actually be parented to multiple bones with different weights, allowing each bone to influence the vertices' positions. The collection of bones making up a character is called a rig.

The Problem

So why couldn't I just animate the belly movement like any of the other animations in my game? The problem is that I imported these characters from vroid, which means I'm limited to the vroid rig. And the vroid rig does not have a separate bone dedicated to belly movement. Instead, it only has spine bones for controlling the torso. This is why, in the MTM animation, I imitate filling the character's lungs by arching their back.

Theoretically, I could instead import the vroid characters into Blender before importing them into Unity. Using Blender, I could add my own belly bone, solving the problem. But then I would lose the vroid file format, which comes with many benefits. I use a plugin to import these characters into Unity, and this plugin doesn't just set up the model. It also sets up materials, hair physics, jiggle physics, facial expression, eye movement. If I modified the characters in Blender, I would then need to set up all that stuff myself, adding potential hours of work for each character.

After realizing this, I basically gave up on the idea of adding belly movement. The result wasn't worth the development time I could have been spending on something else.

Potential Solution 1

When thinking about this problem, I realized there is another animation technique that is often used for 3d models. Blend shapes! Instead of using bones to move the vertices, an animator can directly move the vertices themselves, then save this new position as a blend shape. Then, the animator can freely interpolate between the vertices' original position, and the the position of the blend shape. This technique is often used for facial expressions, and the vroid models come with predefined blend shapes for the face mesh.

Vroid is mainly used by vtubers, and it is a very common thing for vtubers to transfer custom blend shapes onto existing vroid characters to create their facial expressions. I thought I could do a similar thing to transfer a belly expansion blend shape onto my character's body models.

Unfortunately, you can only transfer blend shapes from one model to another if they have the same number of vertices. This works fine for faces, since vroid splits the face from the rest of the model. However, the body model is combined with the clothes, meaning each character has a different number of body vertices.

After realizing this issue, I gave up on this idea. Until...

Potential Solution 2

The main issue here is that I needed to transfer the belly's movement onto the clothing. Blend shape data is stored as the change in position from the original mesh. Supposedly these deltas can only be transferred between meshes with the same topology. However, I figured I could calculate what the movement of the clothing vertices should be by looking at the closest vertices to the body mesh.

The idea was to loop through all the vertices in the clothes, project the vertices onto the closest triangle of the body mesh, then use bilinear interpolation between deltas of the body blend shape to calculate the delta position of the clothing vertex.

This method should work. However, I couldn't find any information about people doing similar things online. I suspected such a method should be common knowledge if it worked well, which led me to believe that it wouldn't. I think this method would work for clothing that closely matched the body's topology. However, I needed this method to work for shirts, dresses, high-waisted pants, skirts, etc.

This method would be complicated to implement, and I didn't want to put in the effort for something that probably wouldn't work well. I also gave up on this idea.

The Actual Solution

After having a couple failed ideas, I wanted to forget about this issue and work on something else. However, I felt my last idea was so close to being correct. Then I realized something quite simple. It all comes down to the fact that the blend shape I aimed to create was really very basic. I was just going to go into Blender, grab a vertex from the middle of the character's belly, and pull it out using the proportional editing tool. I realized that such a simple edit could be done programmatically in Unity.

Basically, during the game's runtime I can find all the vertices around a target and pull them out using a custom falloff curve. This works exactly how I would have edited the mesh in Blender. And since I am pulling out all the vertices based on distance from the target, it doesn't matter if it pulls the character's body or their clothes. Everything should be deformed equally, resulting in basically no clipping issues.

Ta Da, problem solved! Well, not exactly. Editing the mesh during runtime hits performance pretty hard. My test scene was normally running at 200 fps, but the realtime deformation cut that down to 50 fps. And that was just a test scene. This solution would not be sufficient in the actual game.

That was okay though. I just needed to save this deformation as a blend shape ahead of time. Then there would be no performance impact. This ended up being somewhat complicated in itself. Mainly due to the way Unity handles mesh assets. But I'll skip those problems here, as they aren't as interesting.

Anyway, after all this effort I finally got something working. It may have been a lot of effort for something so simple. But figuring this stuff out is my favorite part of game development. I also plan to use this deformation technique in the future for other things. I think the results look pretty good, but let me know what you think!

[if-you-give-a-dilf-a-danish]

Kidnapped P2: Yellow Notice

A/N: part 2 coming… now? whoops....

Part 3 will take a while, this was just another brain worm munching on my neurons

Contains: Kidnapping, mild blood, ANGST BABY WOOOO, still no actual spoken lines, gn!reader, vague violence. Goes back to 1st pov at the end 

W/C: ~940

Part 1

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A Yellow Notice is a global police alert issued by INTERPOL for missing persons, such as victims of parental and criminal abductions, and unexplained disappearances. The alert can also be used to identify people who are unable to identify themselves. One of its larger strengths is its international range, as border officials are notified of missing persons and countries can request additional information in the likelihood that the person has exited the country. Unlike the USA’s Silver and AMBER alert systems, it is used for everyone. Sensitive cases and Notices are withheld from the public.

Emotions are unpredictable. In a dangerous environment like the task force’s, there’s too many variables to weigh when it comes to reaching a planned objective. It’s a chain reaction, emotions cause poorly-thought-out actions and behaviors; which means a death sentence for those in the field. You must do everything you can to lessen that unknowing.

The team wasn’t allowed to take this case, nor were they given any details about your possible rescue. Such a personal stake is dangerous for them and you. As much as John wants to raise hell and demand that they be a part of it, his experience and expertise here tell him that they’re right. When everything has to be as clean and careful as possible, emotions are like bleach on black clothing.

Entering their little common area, John finds Kyle on the couch, not quite asleep but drifting towards it. Johnny was out cold next to him, drooling on his shoulder. Simon’s head and shoulders rest across both their laps, Johnny’s hand sandwiched between his balaclava and cheek as well as Kyle’s hand smoothing across the visible bit of pale stomach his jacket rides up on.

When John sits on the floor in front of them, Simon wordlessly passes him a necklace. A little chain with a raw stone on it. Your birthstone. The raw carat-sized nugget glistens in his hand; a gift for Simon from you, something from home to wear. The stones you got the other three were in the form of rings and piercings, left at home as they were against regulation. Simon always hid his under clothing, keeping it warm right next to his dog tags. The green ring around his neck from the sterling silver proves he never takes it off.

At the moment, it was the only piece of you at the base. They thought they were protecting you by leaving you anonymous. No pictures sit on any of their desks, and no clothing of yours sits in any of their closets. All it did was starve them of you.

That night, they were allowed back to their house to get items. Under the supervision of the officers, they were allowed to retrieve clothing, medication, toiletries, and the few personal things they needed. Johnny started to argue with the officers when they weren’t allowed to take your belongings, saying they may contain forensic value and cannot be removed. As they argue, the other three latch on to the opportunity and quickly snag your soaps, cologne, and a bunch of clothes stuffed in with all of theirs.

When they leave, Kyle sees the blood in the kitchen, dried brown and the oven glass untouched. The ingredients abandoned on the countertop start to turn bad. As he turns to leave, he hears a couple officers talking about the “international inquiries” they filed. He knows what that means, doesn't really take a genius for that. The helpless part in him fears that only makes things worse. Looking at the mess left behind, he feels repulsed by the place. Kyle has slept in places far worse than this, as a soldier he knows and willingly partakes in that, but it all feels tainted to him now. 

If you were to come home at all, it shouldn’t be to this.

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It’s not cold and dark where you’re at. 

It’s blistering hot, the sun and humidity beats down on you in the concrete structure you were put in. Like a prison rec yard, the place has walls around you but no roof, meaning you're cooking in the heat with whatever breeze is blocked off. Mosquitos dine on you, a fucking holiday ham glazed in sweat to them. You don’t remember when the people left; there's no sound other than whatever wildlife surrounds the outside. The slash in your leg seemed to stop bleeding, it didn't feel deep. You had sadly torn the sleeve off the hoodie you had on (Johnny’s favorite, but he preferred how you and the others filled it) to wrap the wound like they taught you. What hurt worse than the leg was the seemingly dozens of cuts on your feet and face. The swarm of unfamiliar soldiers in your kitchen were aggressive, the knife you pulled from the block to defend yourself was immediately met with their own serrated one. Your mind conveniently doesn’t remember the feeling of your head being rammed into the oven door and the cuts your face received. You were out for most of the time, you don’t remember if you were drugged or knocked-out, or if your mind just retreats. Small mercy that the abductors haven’t come back for you yet. But as the dangerous sun creeps higher in the sky, the shadow you hide in to stave off the sunburn and heat exhaustion shrinks closer to the wall you lay against. You trusted that your loves would find you in time, they got this far in life without dying, so they obviously are damn good at what they do, that it's only a matter of waiting.

But later as the door of your ‘cell’ opens and several plain-masked soldiers walk in, that trust frays the tiniest amount. Part 3

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Facts (and some theories) about Russell Adler - Part 2

In Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, Adler is 54 years old, in 1991.

Speaking of Cold War, we can infer that Adler’s divorce was complicated, to say the least—possibly awful. He might still have harbored resentment toward his ex-wife or something similar. I deduce this from a line he says: "The CIA is like my ex-wife, it doesn’t waste even a used tissue."

Russell Adler is divorced.

In the dossier from Black Ops 6, we can briefly see that Adler apparently had children, but that part is censored.

My theory: Adler got divorced because his children died, which is why things ended so badly.

In Black Ops 6, Troy Marshall jokes that Adler likes yachts, and Russell Adler doesn’t deny it—he actually confirms it.

I’m not saying Adler owns a yacht… or maybe he does, but he probably enjoys them occasionally when he has the chance.

Adler belongs to the Silent Generation, having been born in 1937.

He was recruited during the Vietnam War, around the age of 30 or 31.

During the Cold War in 1981 (Call of Duty: Cold War), Adler was 44 years old and already divorced.

In both Call of Duty: Cold War and Black Ops 6, we can see that Adler doesn’t get along well with women. At first, I thought this was just an issue with Helen Park, since she herself says she prefers working with other people. While Adler might be a great professional, Park has worked with much nicer people. In Black Ops 6, Park tells Adler she doesn’t trust him much, but he shouldn’t act surprised because he already knows this. Additionally, in both games, they rarely agree on anything.

In Call of Duty: Cold War, Adler was 44 years old, and Park was 27. By Black Ops 6, Adler is 54, and Park is 37, and their friction continues, which strengthens my theory.

Speaking of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, the same dynamic happens with Sevati Dumas. When she sees Adler, the first thing she asks is about her payment. Later, Sevati reveals that she’s only there because Adler hired her, as he believes there’s a connection between the organized crime network in Avalon that she’s investigating and Pantheon, who are hunting Adler.

Speaking of payments, I suspect Adler is practically a millionaire, because when Adler learns that $1,000—Sevati Dumas’ payment—has been stolen, he doesn’t freak out or seem worried. In fact, he acts so calm and even jokes about it. It seems like he doesn’t care about losing $1,000, even while being hunted by the CIA, Interpol, Pantheon, and others. (Luckily, Frank Woods reveals that he, Case, and Troy Marshall were the ones who took the money. Still, Adler doesn’t seem bothered at all.)

I also think Adler is almost a millionaire because of his taste for expensive clothes, cigarettes, and whiskey.

We know Adler speaks several languages: English, German, Russian, possibly Spanish, and maybe others I don’t remember, but it’s likely.

He knows how to drive cars and motorcycles, although we always see him preferring to drive himself. This is evident both in Call of Duty: Cold War (1981) and in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 (set 10 years later, in 1991).

Since he works for the CIA and it’s implied that this is set in 1991, I assume he lives in Langley, Virginia, where the CIA headquarters are located.

In the MBTI, Adler is an ENTJ.

In Black Ops 6, there’s a tape where Adler speaks with hatred and resentment—something like suppressed fury—about how he despises that Daniel Livingstone, the CIA director, has been trying to retire him for five years now. If Black Ops 6 takes place in 1991, and Adler is 54, that means Livingstone has been trying to retire him since 1986, when Adler was 49… and Adler still refuses to give in.

This leads me to think that Adler is addicted to adrenaline. It’s not very normal for someone to do everything he does at 54 years old in 1991.

Well, I’m not sure if I’m missing any more details, but there’s probably more.

Remember, this is just my point of view and only conjectures, even headcanons.

[my-beloved-lakes]

Several times throughout leverage, the team tells Nate he's taking a job too personally and that it's dangerous and someone could get hurt because he's not thinking clearly. And just about every time, Nate denies there's any issues and agrues that he has it under control and that everything will be fine. Then we have the last episode, their last job together. When the Interpol agent asks Nate what his mistake was and how his friends died, he starts by establishing that the job was very personal. His mistake was not miscalculating the guards, it was letting his personal feelings get in the way. (The very thing he said Parker doesn't do before passing on the roll of mastermind to her, but that's not the point.) The point is, that the Interpol agent had no way of knowing about all the times Nate took a job too personally and it made the job more dangerous. She didn't know it had been an issue before, so it was almost like Nate only added that detail to the story for the team. It's like Nate was admitting to them that they had been right and that he did have a bad habit of putting them in danger because he was taking a job too personally. It was like an apology.