Okay, welcome back, everyone, to theCUBE's live coverage of RSA Covers 2023. Day four, I'm your host, John Furrier. Dave Vellante left the building, he's flying back to Boston, and we're going to wrap things up. Last couple of interviews, we're going to get all the stories. We're going to go to the very end. Got a great story here with Dan Amiga's co-founder, CTO of Island. The Enterprise browser is their product. It's a very compelling story. It thinks things differently, but provides an amazing, simple interface that we all know, the browser. Thank you, thanks for joining us. My pleasure. Thank you for inviting me. So we were just talking, we can't stop talking about this, we'll have the cameras are on. Let's get into it. The island company that you founded, you've done multiple startups. It's called the Enterprise Browser. What is it? Why did you build it? Sure. So I founded the company with Mike Faye. Mike used to run Symantec, and the CEO of McAfee in the past, and we got to know each other when he acquired my company in 2017. And we thought about, we always thought about Enterprise browsers as in, you know, the browser today is the main tool. It is the operating system. And I like to ask people if you have to choose between your operating system with no browser, or a browser, what would you go for, right? And we just figured out how the opportunity is huge. If you build a browser, looks and behaves exactly like Chrome or Edge, et cetera, but has all of the enterprise and IT and even productivity controls and tools for the enterprise, right? And it turns out you can do it if you're basing it on Chromium, the open source project behind all the modern browsers. We started two and a half years ago, you know, amazing traction, hundreds of customers, pretty much every vertical, financial, healthcare, industrial, retail, but also, since we're based in San Francisco, so one of the things that excites me most is the tech adoption. So we have lots of big tech companies, no perimeter, only identity, using the enterprise browser, over a million endpoints today. Yeah, I mean, it reminds me of the Brave browser when that came out, it's like, hey, that makes a lot of sense. That's everything built in for the consumer, you know, no malware, it's got some shielding for cookies, but it wasn't really an enterprise-grade browser. You're saying you did a similar approach, built the browser from scratch, using the open source chromium? Yeah, I remember a few years ago, you used to see Brave everywhere, it's a great product, it's a living proof that there is room for purpose-built browsers. So Brave is a privacy-built browser, right? What we've done is we've built a browser that's built in for the enterprise, has a lot of privacy controls as well, and what we've seen is, and we like to call it enterprise, and not a secure browser. It has a lot of security controls, like your anti-malm. They have different needs. Correct. The workflows behind it, a lot of legacy apps. So we do invest a lot in legacy and workflow, privacy, security, but yeah, purposely built browser for the enterprise is a great thing. Well, I think it's an interface. I mean, I'd love to have a cube browser for all of our users, media browser, but it's an interface, this is kind of a clever thing. So I can think of five reasons why I like it already. One, if you think about the workflows of old IT, I mean, this show here is transforming from old security to new security. You're hearing about platforms. Platforms are inherently a great thing, but a browser's a front end to probably back end cloud. I'm sure I'll get more questions on how your back end works, but as a user, I go to work. I'm a big financial services company. I'm sure they got some certified apps, Bloomberg subscription. They got databases. They got VDI or some sort of virtual desk that they want everything locked down. So I'll tell you about what I consider to be new security. New security. Go ahead. So let's go back 10 years ago, right? And you see a lot of the vendors today who've built tools for 10 years ago, and those tools are about shackling the user. They don't care about making the connection slower, the experience bumpy, et cetera. They don't care about, so new security for me is about faster work, easier to work with, right? And that's what the Enterprise browser is all about. When you build those tools directly, and I'll tell you what the aha moment we've been talking about your nephew earlier, right? And how he complains working at a financial, now things are slow, right? That's the aha moment. If when you use the browser, things are faster. You can actually remove a lot of the intermediates and the speed bumps. And you talked about the Q browser for you guys. So what we do is we also have what we call Enterprise branding. So it doesn't have to be the Island browser. It can be the browser for the financial, the browser for the medical health care. And it makes the experience so much better for the frontline workers. Let me ask you a question. I mean, the first thing the sketch would say is, okay, what about compatibility? Some things don't work well with browsers. I even see Safari doesn't work well on some apps. What's the, what's the? Yeah, the world. The world is pretty much a standard-desized on Chromium as the de facto platform. So we support anything that works in Chrome or Edge, et cetera, which is 100% of the time. Is Edge Chromium based? Yeah, Edge is Chromium based. I did not know that. Edge is Chromium based since like three years ago. And so that pretty much covers 199% of the enterprise. There's legacy as well. There's your old ActiveX, Internet Explorer. We support that as well. So we baked in. That's got some security issues. You got to watch that. Yeah, so we baked it. Exactly. We baked in legacy IE stuff. And we do the controls for the ActiveX, the Flash, all of the stuff that was, is a good example for consumer versus enterprise. The consumer browsers took these out. We kept them only for your internal apps, for specific applications. You can put control. What are vulnerabilities? People would be like, okay, I get it, the browser. How do you ensure, give confidence that the security in the browser from an ActiveX or any kind of vulnerability that might be known or old? Oh my God. I like to call it the asymmetrical nature of the web. So think about, a user goes to Salesforce. Salesforce has hundreds of security engineers, right? But once you log in, the cookie is at the endpoint. The security is now at the endpoint responsibility, right? So what we did is, we built an entire security stack that protects all of the user data, the cookies, local storage. We have an anti-exploitation technology that takes all of these exploits away. We have anti-fishing technology. Make sure users are not typing their credentials where they shouldn't have. We even have security awareness built into the product. So you can teach users what links they should click and what links they couldn't, right? How about browser on support from Mac? Oh, we work with... So biometrics all plays well into it as well. Biometric is a big portion of what we do, we like to say we have a lot of passwordless abilities with biometrics. So it works across all the operating systems. Mac and Windows, Linux, et cetera. Yeah, take me through now. First of all, I love the product, love the vision. I love this purpose-built browser. I think that's a very clever and realistic vision. People want to have stuff customized. Back end, is there cloud behind it? What's behind it? What's the architecture? Or not, is there toolbar market? Is there plugins? What's the extensibility? Take us through kind of the holistic architecture of your business. Sure, so very simple, very simple architecture. We have a policy that's being downloaded from the cloud. So you go and configure your policy in the management console, but then the browsers will download the policy and would run it locally. From your cloud. Correct, correct. But at the end of the day, it's an endpoint application as a browser. The policy gets evaluated on the endpoint. Now, from an architectural perspective, the Chromium stack is very scalable. So you can build a lot of modules on top of that stack. So my team is growing up to be about 150 engineers. And think about them as separate companies. So we have a dedicated team working on DLP controls, a dedicated team working on productivity controls. From a customer perspective, they get all of these modules built in when they download the browser and use it. Super extensible, organizations can add more functionality, can keep using 100% of the extensions they use today. Like the Chrome extension. Like the Chrome extension. And all the apps that are supported, no one knows the difference. It's really on Mac OS or Windows. You literally cannot tell the difference. Got it. So it's like edge browser in a way. It would feel like Chrome or Edge. Correct. But with all the controls that enterprise want. Yeah, and if you think about what we've been doing in the industry in the past 15 or 20 years, we put all of those controls outside of the browser. So now when you bake it inside, it makes so much sense. Also from an architectural perspective, we leave pre-SSL. You don't have to terminate SSL. So the end user experience is just so much faster, so much better. Talk about the browser as it goes beyond the desktop to say mobile. You got web response, which I get that's probably going to be good. But what about native mobile apps? Sure. And iPad apps or over the top, set top TV apps? So we have built in support for mobile and users can go ahead and download our mobile app for their enterprise and use it. So that's a big thing for us. Lots of, a big requirement in the market. If you think about organizations, they need to enable BYOD, right? They don't want to manage these devices. Nobody wants to manage thousands and thousands of devices. And in the workforce, nobody wants to have his device managed, right? So we do have a browser-based distribution where we can launch these iPhone apps. We can connect directly to internal applications or SaaS applications, apply controls. But those devices don't have to be fully managed devices. You're the doorway to that enterprise. So you're looking at the enterprise app there. As far as the phone's concerned. As far as the phone's concerned. Okay, so let's get into the customers. What's the traction that you have right now? Take us through some of the business side of it. What's it like? I'll see, what's your reaction here on the floor? It's one of the big booths. You got a huge booth, congratulations. You must be swimming in some BC money, right? Customer money. It's doing well. It's no complain there. The company has raised more than $250 million. You know, it's our six or seven rodeo. So we were lucky to partner with some of the best investors in the world. Sequoia and Insight and the likes. It's a huge opportunity now in terms of traction. This is a new category. Yeah, totally agree. Custom built browser front end, tied into a backend cloud. Totally get it. So new category means there's no budget yet, right? New category means customers are skeptical, right? You got to educate them. Exactly. But guess what happens when they see it? They're like, this changes so much, so much type. It's such a big opportunity for consolidation. So we've been about a year and a quarter. So about five quarters in the market. Selling and delivering. Selling and delivering, you know. Fortune, 10 customers, Fortune 100 customers. Across every vertical. So there are lots of adoption, hundreds of customers. Customers are very excited about some of the big names in the world. But also since we're based in San Francisco, some of the best tech companies in the world are adopting this. And they're rolling it out across the companies.  So, you know, they're adopting it. So you don't have to do an enterprise-wide enrollment on day one. So we have customers who've started with their BYOD or contract or use case. And then what we're seeing is we're seeing these great movement where they start with one use case. And like any platform, right? Oh, it's so easy. Let's apply this to more controls, right? By the way, they don't have to change the, you don't have, they don't have to tell the users, you guys should stop using Chrome or stop using Edge. Right? There's a dual modality. Yeah, they can do that. I mean, look, it's a bold, first of all, congratulations, bold move. Love the strategy, love the aggressiveness. Category creation is a big... Always fun. Always fun. It's go big or go home right there. And it sounds like you're looking good off the tee, as they say, in the VC world. Now, the question I would say is that, okay, if DevOps replaces DevSecOps replaces IT, normally this kind of old way was run by IT departments. Now, network and security teams are taking over that function and DevOps has taken over IT. Because developers are doing all the IT. Yeah. But classic IT of getting someone their machine, getting all their apps, putting the servers together. That's all done in the cloud now. It's a little bit easier, I should say, but someone would argue with that, but like it's just different. Absolutely. It's not a department, people just manual labor. Now it's gone away. You're another platform. Who's running this right now for you? Is it the DevOps teams? Is it the security teams? Is it the network teams? So it really depends on the company. We have customers where they spend about an hour a week to set it up and it would be that one security guy, usually companies about up to 5,000 employees. And then we have big digitalization projects. We've been working with a big business and it's going to change the way they access their apps. Hundreds of thousands of users, right? Then they have a bigger team, right? Usually the IT team or the desktop team would be running this, right? Well, what's the next goal for you? What's the next step?  What's the use case that gets you in the door, locks you in? Well, it's actually not a security use case. I'd say one of our main use cases is the VDI reduction. We call it the length of the wire. It's 2023, nobody wants to wait to get Pixar's streams from the cloud to go to Salesforce, right? So we see a lot of VDI reduction. Also, from just pure dollars perspective, a VDI session would be thousands of dollars a year for an average company. We take it down quite a bit, right? So that's the main use case. What's in it for us going forward? We're going to keep pushing. The opportunity is huge. You got a lot of engineers, 150 engineers, that's a good number. Yeah, yeah, we're going that up. Again, the opportunity is a big opportunity. You said you got SF and then you got Tel Aviv? Is that where the operations start? We're headquartered in Texas. Texas, okay. That's where Mike Fay, our CEO is, and my business partner. And then we have engineering and product based in Tel Aviv. Awesome, congrats. Well, we're going to get the cubes at Tel Aviv this year. Oh, happy to host you guys. We were going to be there in 2019, but the pandemic hit, we were making plans. There's so much demand for the cube in Tel Aviv. We're going to meet you to give us a little endorsement when we get down there. But yeah, great stuff. Congratulations on the island browser, island enterprise browser with island, purpose built, very bold, very visionary, very real. I think it's going to be the next big thing. The question is going to be, you got to get those engineers, make sure all the binaries are there. Get an execute. Making sure the developers can write code to it, create an ecosystem for it. And I think you're golden. Absolutely. We got to execute as I always like to say 2023, the product has to be perfect. Customers have to love it. But thank you for having me. Congratulations. Great conversation with Dan Amigo. It's the CTO co-founder of Island. They make the enterprise browser a revolutionary idea, new category creation, which is we know what that means. It's going to go big or go home. And we know looking good right now. So Dan, thanks for coming on us to cube coverage. We're already going big here. Day four, live coverage. I'm John Furrier. We'll be right back with more. Wrapping up the show after this short break.


Good morning traders, Patrick Munley here with another Tick-Nill chart hit, and I'm sure your attention this morning to a developing opportunity in the Euro-Australian dollar. You can see that in the downtrend here, we've got the monthly VWAP bearish and as of yesterday, the daily VWAP has also flipped bearish, RSI stochastic rolling over and what I'm looking for now is a breakthrough of yesterday's lows, 163.85 area to take us down to ultimately test range support now cited towards 162 using the overnight highs as a protective stop and we'll see how this one plays out. As always, traders, plan the trade, trade the plan, most importantly manage your risk. Until next time, thanks very much.


Hey guys, good morning. We are here for another episode of use it or lose it for 2021. This is the January stuff It's February 1st as I'm filming this so I haven't done anything for February But I've done a little bit of cleaning rearranging and a lot of creating and it has definitely led me down a rabbit hole of Using stuff up purging stuff. So the first thing right on top I had five rolls of double stick tape that I've had for who knows how long I used up four of them. Yeah, I Have two of these plus a big guillotine cutter. I do not need three paper cutters This one is gonna go nothing wrong with it. I just don't need that many paper cutters. So it's gonna go Okay, garbage. I used up I used up So many file folders this month. I Had a big giant stack of them and they all had to go so they did I these are all dead paint pens These there's nothing wrong with them. I just never use them So they have to go That one's empty empty Chemicals that I'm not going to ship but I don't use anymore. So I'm not gonna keep These pencils are the kind of like sticky wax pencils for picking up like flatback gems I don't need this many of them. These are some kind of blending stick. I don't remember what for that's how long I've had it Some color pencils I Just want to watch for the White paint pens because they're dead. This is just a stencil. I've never I don't think I've ever used it Garbage, this was just random like cardboard. I had my mark making box. I never used it a roll of washi tape I used it all these crayons. I had double the amount of these crayons. I don't need that many They've got to go This is a decor gel medium use that it That's empty.  I never use good idea. I never use it I'm gonna just get rid of it. All right next box and this isn't even like the bulk of it There's like a big stack of stuff behind me Paint brushes. I went through all my paint brushes. I have some I just don't enjoy. I barely ever used they've got to go I Will be putting what I can fit In a medium priority mailbox, but some of these I think are too big Maybe not The paper trimmer is too big so it might just have to get donated a little mini rolling pins and a little mini Shower scrunchy thing. These are all used were used as mark making tools. I haven't used them in at least two years Gotta go More brushes. I never use pencils. I never use homemade mark making tool. I haven't used in a million years You get the idea all of this stuff with all of this stuff homemade Foam stamp Bottle caps, I'm not gonna put the bottle cap in there like honestly there is some plumbing parts though They make good mark making tools. I just had duplicates. I don't need that many Homemade more homemade stamps hand-carved stamps and things This is a mark making tool, this is a piece of a flip-flop and then some silicone scrubber things Piece of a Lego I'm gonna put as much of it as I can into this box I didn't see the boxes of purge stuff that are in my Etsy shop Another paintbrush still has the cap on it. I've never used it. Some of the paint brushes are really expensive by the way These are artwork old artwork And I'll explain about them separately they will not be in the box But they will be for sale so old Just no pads full of old artwork. Some signed most is not signed practice drawings Just old stuff Let's do the paper and drawings first that I just showed you so I'm gonna be sticking all of these drawings and notebooks along with a bunch of Packaging material that I found in my look at all this An old soapbox. It's a really cool pattern would make a cute junk journal thing. I don't do junk journals Why am I saving this? This is a Tiffany and company little watch catalog. I don't need some planner stuff. Don't need Again some chipboard and some product packaging don't need this is from the last car show. I think that we went to This is the Subaru little it's actually very nice paper more product packaging some prints of some photos I took Coffee bag don't remember where that's from piece of painting paper Random photos and stained papers and Random little bits of papers and tissue and stuff that were just on my desk I haven't used them in like the last two years. They're not going to get used so All of this is going in a giant envelope And it'll get marked with the words artwork slash ephemera because I do have another one of these It's only artwork for sale I have to get all these this in the envelope Hold on one second. Okay, that envelope's full. It must weigh like three or four pounds at least So I went through some stuff and I'm rearranging my desk, which I'm going to film for the vlog In just a minute. You'll see it the week of February it's the my week in review for the week of February 1st through February 6th Um 2021 I decided I have all these rubber stamps my own designs included and They're in the closet and so You know, I never used them But if I kept a few on my desk and sort of rotated out monthly they would get used a lot more So that's what I'm going to be doing in the process of Rearranging my desk a little bit, which again will be in that vlog I went through the stamps and found a big giant stack of things that need to go away So these are from viva las vegas stamps If I know where they're from i'm going to tell you We're going to fill up the box as we can. I don't think they're all going to fit in this medium box, but Anyway, viva las vegas stamps this one. There's a bunch of different designs in here. All these are all individual different stamps This one says penny black And these are in cd cases I'm going to give I'm going to sell them in the case This is another penny black side of stamp. There's two in there Most of these cases have more than one stamp set in here. I think this one is tim holts But it's not marked Um viva las vegas stamps again all of those are each individual stamp Again, I think that's tim holts It's cute and all but I don't think I've ever used it Um, this is probably penny black, but I don't know for sure dina wakley I have a bunch of santoro girls. I do love them and I have collected them But I again, I never use them And each one of these has at least two girls in it This these these ones have more than that And again, I don't think these are all going to fit in the box. They are going to be sold as a lot Um, if you are interested and you're local Private message me More santoro girls They're cute. No, but I just never what I use are the printouts of their Girls they come with packaging with the girl on it. That's what I end up using. I never stamp the stamp This is I think a dina wakley Tracy bow tista It is she's just looking at the camera and you can even see it's that one And then her handwriting one There's two in here No, I can't get that back in. Okay um more tracy bow tista Nothing wrong with them. I just never use them. This is paper bag studio stamp tim holts stampers anonymous I have lots of stamps that are similar in design and so again, I don't need to use don't need to keep them These are I don't remember these might be creative memory stamps These are old I they were wood block stamps. I unmounted them a long time ago Same with that one Tim holts again. I think And then dark room door That never used Still all attached So all that's for sale the stamps. I don't think again will be in the etsy shop Um at the moment unless I think I need I'm going to need a bigger but much bigger box So um, and it'll be a separate listing if I can find a large size box But if you are interested before I can get it listed in your local and you'd like to come get it um, this is a Going to be an expensive box my cost But the value for the dollar is going to be really really good So anyway, um, and if you would like some paint brushes If you're local and you pick up the stamps and you want a paper trimmer, let me know Because I have that and then if you want some paint brushes and things some of these are really expensive paint brushes I never use them. They've got to Go on to a home where they're going to get used This box is going to get sealed and I will mark on it stamps and paint brushes And so if you want this box specifically, please note that in the notes section of your etsy order Otherwise, I will be picking a box at random There is also still the box with a large xyron in it if you want that one again I'll be the outside of the box is marked so I can pull that one for you All right now on to what I was actually supposed to be doing That's it for today. Please check out the video description for links to the etsy store my email newsletter My social media stuff all of that stuff support the free content if you can I would really appreciate it Please stay safe stay healthy stay creative Please wear a mask and go out and do something nice for yourself because you deserve it Use it or lose it. It's the name of the game this year. If I'm not using it It's got to go on to somebody who will that's it for now. See you later. Bye guys


connected by respect, by interdependency, by culture, by the blessings of Buddha, India and Bhutan, a friendship like no other. Your Majesties, Honourable Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modiji, Honourable Prime Minister of Bhutan, Tashul Dunchan Sring Topge, and all our esteemed guests. Today is a joyous occasion that calls for a celebration like no other. To begin the festivities, we have the Pazaps, the warriors, all the way from Punaka to perform the dance of victory. For centuries, the Pazaps have filled the courtyard of our fortresses with vigor and valor. Today, yet again, they will raise their swords to dance in honour of our brave and benevolent leaders. Please welcome them with the thundering applause. The traditional dances adorned in their best attire are all set to perform. Pidra, a folk dance, every gesture, every movement expressing cimbalekso, meaning a beautiful and warm welcome to our country Bhutan. After that gentle but a truly hearty welcome, it's time to appease the deity, ushering auspiciousness, for India, for Bhutan, for everything we treasure and for new beginnings. Cham, the traditional mass dance of Bhutan, has many forms. Today, we have a special performance all the way from Trongsa, a state in central Bhutan. The Cham is truly magical in more ways than one. Now that a very serene aura is created, let's welcome the performers of the Lute dance. Lute is the instrument of Yangchenma, Goddess Saraswati, the grantor of wisdom. Let's invoke her through this dance and rejoice in this music. And Bhutan, the past, the present and the future. A karmic connection destined for greatness. May we celebrate this special friendship, today, tomorrow, for years to come, forever. With this, we come to an end of our performances. Once again, on behalf of Bhutan and its people, we thank Honorable Prime Minister for gracing us with his presence. Tashi Deleg and thank you. 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The buddha me lejim yuse chihim achobajin tineji me li, chodob di gobala. Tore chodob yuse laba he metube ani utit digi, Seju lejim be tam shego, Nekhap lejim be tengo, La gutsu me di dubde matensin se shinta toto be desu me gi miti gola. Tate dego bachin, ontsi gobala. Tate buddha toro ontsi chi yuse shukalu ke kato be bedabaya mitublu. Ani bendi gi chirtang misi chhering chusungi, Yiche de japchudi utit lu pyu be gola. Te nga re gi ane betawda khe du pakbe gi utit zam chi Prime Minister Modi imbe selamiratil. Sampasem ke rogaykhap lu shatami gi utit jim be. Chodob di duradu, Seju tam li nan nam seme kiatame, Ontsi yu, Ontsi yugu me di rogare gi misi gi, Kalu Yiche de japchu pyu mele. Te ane leten, Inje di, Lo chutam gi re lu ra, Gekhap dhinti thiao machi gi, Shesa tonsi, Tala pa gutsung di, Tari wa dub, Tari wa lep, Jorajone imbala. Te, Tari, Ngacharaka arana zongumi de, Tam jaga jung ni ba, Chimcha ge akhap gi misi, De jorah, Rolunchi modi kharagi katule, Machi ru lu, De japchu rhum be, Chinni di gi, Machi katule, Kari ga sugi tsui chive, De ru gi tamma bomsho di, Te kalu pyu mele. Yoh Excellency, Tashi de lele. Thank you very much. Your Majesty, The King of Bhutan, Your Majesty, The Fourth King, As team members of the Royal Family, Yoh Excellency, Prime Minister, Sherin Tobge, Ar Bhutan ke, Mere pare dosto, Namaskar. Kujoo jang pola. Yoh Majesty, Aaj ek bharti ke naate, Mere jeevan ka, Bahot bada deen hai. Aap ne mujhe, Bhutan ke, Sarbhoch rashti award se sammanit kya hai. Har award, Aapne aapne vishas hota hi hai. Lekin, Jab kisi anye desh se award milta hai, Te bharoisa majboot hota hai, Ke hum doono desh, Sahi desha me aage bad rahe hai. Hamara ye biswaaz bhi badta hai, Ke hamare prayason se, Doono deshon ke logon ka, Kalyan hua hai, Hame aur adhik, Parishram karne ka, Utsah milta hai, Urja milti hai, Lekin, Ye samman, Mere bhakthikat uplabdi nahi hai.


Let's you do one. Good morning guys, welcome back to another vlog. If you guys are new here, my name is Kenzie. I haven't vlogged, what? I haven't vlogged the past few days, which is so weird. Let's think, what to catch you up on. Fun weekend, went to Chili's last night. Here we are. I know that I mentioned the weather in every single video, but that's because it is like abnormally wet in Texas right now and it is pouring right today. I say that because it ruins all of my plans. You don't realize how much you do stuff outside, whether it's like filming or even like working out or laying out or whatever it is, going on walks until it's pouring like every other day. I just like can't take it much longer. So anyways, I'm stuck in my house today. I'm gonna do all the boring stuff. I was supposed to film a really fun video, but it keeps getting put off because of the rain. So anyways, I just worked out, I showered, I got ready. Oh, I've been reading this new book. I have to show you guys. Let me show you a cookout. Currently washing my bedding, ignore me. Okay, so for my outfit today, jeans, Jordans, hoodie. I cannot believe I'm wearing a hoodie in Texas in May. It's almost June. We're not gonna talk about the weather anymore today, but on the agenda for today, I'm actually recording a new segment for the podcast. I have a phone number, which will be right here. You guys can call in at the end of every podcast episode. I'm gonna be listening to one of your voicemails and answering so you can be like a specific question, advice, whatever it is. You guys might go to the podcast. Second thing, I need to go to North Park at one point. I need to clean out the rest of the office because the closet, the rest of the closet room is delivered tomorrow and it's set up Thursday. So I need to get all that done. I'm gonna organize my fridge a little bit. I'm just like trying to find ways to occupy my time because I can't do anything that was planned originally. You know what I mean? So anyways, right now I'm gonna go record the first segment of the new outros of the podcast. Which is gonna be really fun. So, can you guys honestly think of one thing more annoying than someone just coming on camera on YouTube complaining about the weather? No. And what have I been doing? I'm gonna stop. Anyways, I'm recording intros and outros in ads right now and then I'm gonna get on with my day. I need to send this week's podcast episode in. We have Emily Zidonato, Supermodel, Businesswoman Extraordinaire. But yeah, back to recording. Listen to the show. You guys can also watch the show on YouTube by the way, we have a YouTube channel. So I decided to have a little attitude because I broke my other camera. I'm using this as a tripod last week but I was just recording or I'm currently doing emails for guests for my LA recording week which just takes so much time to schedule now that I don't live there. And I just like refused to not record in studio and I was saying it's gonna get to the point where I will fly in at five a.m. I will record three episodes and I will fly back to the city. I said, have you seen the place? I love it here. I don't wanna leave. I refuse to leave on weekends. I'm doing it for a bachelorette that weekend. My weekends in Texas, there's nothing I cherish more and I'm not one of those like I live for the weekend sort of people. It's not that. It's just that like my weekends in Texas mean business like there are things to do. There are people to see that. I'm very busy. I'm happy here. I just don't wanna leave which is really pissing off all of my friends. I have to say not my friends here because we're gonna like go places together. It's really my first summer back technically. I guess basically it's my first summer back. Yeah it is. And here we are. I'm just taking the town by storm. Got a lot of things to do. So anyways, sending out some emails. It is, I can't keep talking about the weather.  It's very gloomy guys. I can't handle it. Okay opening up some packages from today. I got a triangle bathing suit. Throw it back to triangle guys but these are very different than what they used to look like. I don't even know how to pronounce this brand. I know the Skinny Confidential did a collab with them. They just sent over a bunch of products which I'm really excited about. I really wanna try the pro college and overnight matrix. Oh cleansing balm. You know what? This might be the one that everyone swears is a miracle product. Ren which is also one of my face skincare brands and they also sent over blue light glasses which I've never had. I know it's shocking. Oh sleep better that's what I need. And then I got a package from Kendra Scott which is truly a full circle moment.  So Kendra Scott also has like more my style of stuff like really simple things as well. So this is just like a simple gold necklace. Very cute. I'm gonna put it back in here. Just be so organized. You know I got new gold hoops which honestly these are my Jennifer Fishers. I've had them for like two years. I need a new pair. I've wrecked them. But I just love a nice pair of gold hoops. These also feel very light. And then last but not least I think this is a ring I can remember. It's a bracelet it looks really small though. I just don't see how this is gonna fit. Oh I have a really small wrist but still. Very simple. Thanks Kendra. Okay we're gonna head over to North Park just because honestly need to get out of the house for a second before I come back and like really focus. I also want to get a matcha. You know me and my matchas. The only thing that would be like more of like a route like a full circle throwback would be if this was like James Avery.  Yeah. Also let's see how I look with these glasses on. Ooh. They're very lightweight. Thank you. Let's see if it's. Oh it does make the screen look a little bit done. Or done. I read a text out that I got as I was talking. Guys oh my God. I almost thought today that I lost like the footage was corrupt for this week's episode and I was like literally on the verge of tears and then it ended up working so. No worries everyone but I. Sop did you see on my Instagram story that Curology sent me cookies with my name on them. And that's so cute. We'll eat them later as a reward for going to the mall. Oh by the way guys I did get a new camera. I just haven't switched over because I did in fact break it last week. I just prefer to not think about it.  It's gonna take me five minutes. I just can't deal with this mess. Okay so here's the before. It's really just the drinks that are like causing a scene. Okay here's the before. All right guys this at least looks a lot better. It's not perfect but we have the Topo Chica. We have the ice coffee. We have these. I haven't tried them yet. They were sent to me.  You know what Don might like those cause she likes vodka waters weirdly enough. Recessed drinks, kombucha's just random stuff up here. I still have a lot of extra drinks that I'm like a little bit stressed about but I'll figure it out. Guys we made it to North Park. My favorite place. I feel like everyone has their go-to parking spot at their mall. Where do you guys park? I park in North Shore regardless of what mall I'm at. But if there's no parking, park at Sears. It's a genius idea. Yeah because no one's really at Sears. At least it's Stone Breyer. Let me have that. I need this like just for the name. Now I'm looking here. I mean that's like the really popular one. We liked the scent but the guy was so rude so I don't wanna buy it. Which one do you have? No it's not yet right now. It is. Perfect thank you. Is that another note that's different? That's not number five right? No. Scott's the coolest candle ever and perfume. Sav and I have been on the pattern for the past 24 hours. We're learning so much. I'm taking Sav to the courtyard. She's never got this. I don't know how you grew up in Texas. Oh my God. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What is happening? Is it the stem thing still? Yeah okay. That was cool. Yeah they moved it outside I guess. Wow normally we don't have a lot of friends out here. It's pretty chill. We've got a lot of people see. Sav you're telling me you've never seen a Snapchat or an Instagram story of someone with this Louis store right there. This is how you know that you grew up in Dallas? Let me explain. You're cutting through the courtyard. You take a photo. That's Louis. I love this. Yeah I mean that makes more sense. If then she can. Pretty cool guys. I actually don't think it's all a stem. I think we just read about ones in stem. Yeah I noticed them. Can I have two box combos? What are you doing? Sweet tea. And then instead of coleslaw can we get extra Texas toast on both of them? And then extra cane sauce please. How many? Two. Thank you. That is the only way to order from Cain's ladies and gentlemen. You know I was gonna make a salmon and then I was like Cain's? We keep saying we in our furring's house. The way I talk about my house no one ever thinks we're roommates. Oh yeah I do. Hello how are you? I'm doing good fine. Yeah I talk about it like we both live there. Yeah. When we both do this. Yeah I know. I mean I feel like we pretty much. We did that in high school too. Perfect thank you.  But like you just do everything together so you just like assume. And like when you're not together you're on FaceTime. No when you're not yeah no we yeah. Okay that's actually true. So are we kind of dependent? I think a little bit. We already talked about this last week just. But like I don't think it's a problem yet. We doubt we're kind of dependent C. Yeah we really do. Thank you. Oh my god I'm here for the sweet tea. Oh sorry sorry. Here thank you. What happened to me? Oh I can't see. No I know I know. It's okay I'm not changing anything. It's happening. It's all over. It's all over my product box. So just. I'll put it off here. Oh thank you. Okay. That's good enough for now. Okay thank you. Is that it? I think so. That's all right. Did I already paid right? Okay. All right thank you. If someone happens. You could see that. Like obviously it was an accident. But there wasn't it. I was like oh there we go. First of all I apologize to her. And like there was no remorse. It's okay but like over once. Okay. We're ready. All right guys ignore my vacuum. I'm very sorry. But we have my new candle Cowboy Cush. I just couldn't not get it okay. And then I got flower bomb perfume. Do you guys ever have days where you just can't speak? That's me most days but especially today. Beautiful winner. I've never caught any winner again. I mean I'll never do it again. I promise. Winner cause like lunch dinner. I feel the same way guys. I'm so sorry that I said that. But it's a really late lunch. It's a way too early dinner. You know. Anyways you always have to get extra cane sauce. Which by the way these are like 50 cents each. So be sure you order them because they won't just give them to you. Extra Dex's toast. I mean there's just nothing like it. Look at her. Capsion this everyone. Just got out of the shower. I used this take my makeup off and it was so good. I know this is a crowd favorite but like incredible. Then I also recently picked up the Saint-Tropez self tan classic again. I haven't used this in years. It is so good. I forgot how much I love this. I've been using it with the Saint-Tropez mitt. I'll link them both below. But it gave me like the most beautiful tan this weekend. And all of my friends actually thought it was real. Keep in mind these are people that have known me since I was nine. And I'm Irish and I've never tanned. So really really good. Okay guys I just finished self tanning. It's like 6 p.m. now. I don't really know what I'm going to do for the night. I should go through the closet room which I don't want to do. But I'll take you guys through what it looks like right now. It's not too hot. I just don't want to. No one else really wants to do it. You know. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Go go go. We will close around their house every look. I'll wear like a proper outfit. And then I'm in like a sports bra and like shorts for the rest of the day. You know. Also the lighting here is good. I'm going to take you to the closet room. Don't. Actually you might want to cry for me. You really might. There's just stuff. And like a lot of this stuff I will be able to just move out into like the hallway. And it won't be that big of a deal. The main problem is this chair that I have no interest in moving. To move today. I'm just like trying to think of ways to not have to do that. Sadly I have to sell it which I really don't want to do. I don't know guys. I'll make like a bracelet. Okay. Yeah. Guys. We're being very Gen Z. Well, staff's getting there. I'm making a little phone charm thing. I also got letters for our staff. I got them all for our friends. So we'll have them here. We can just make them all the time. Isn't that so cute? I'm also making a Tik Tok. I'll link below what I got. I think this is the right stuff. You know, I'm unclear. Wouldn't that be unfortunate? I don't know. I hope it's right. I don't know. It was on Amazon. But like cute. All I'm at each time is texting me. I'm still 13 years old. My life has not changed since I was 13 years old. Guys. We're on the couch. We're watching reality TV. And we're making our little bead things. I'll report back shortly. Here's my phone charm. It's very cute. It says Piper, which is my last name. My phone also has my initials. Like how much is too much, you know? We have some cute little hearts here. Love this look. Just a nice little rainbow look.  My dog is my screensaver. Also, we drank the recess mood drinks. Oh my gosh. My nails match the recess as well. And my hydro drug perfectly. How beautiful is this? Like I'm like into the look. Like should we get a nail pick? Just kidding. But really good. These are the mood boosters. We drink normally just the hemp ones. And they're really good to calm me down. But I like this a lot. And you guys can use code KENZIE, I think, for 15% off. Something like that. I don't know. I know a lot of you guys love recess now. They're really, really good. It is somehow already 8pm. I sat here on my computer for a few more hours and did emails. Why does it feel like we went to Chili's tonight? Today's been a weird day. It's been a really weird day. So I will talk to you guys in the morning. In my closet. We'll be arriving tomorrow between 2pm to 6pm. I got a call. Tomorrow is going to be a very productive day. It's going to be great. KENZIE, I'm sorry. All right, stop. All right. I'm not taking it off. How are you feeling, Saf? I'm feeling good. Yeah, cloudy? A little bit. Have you seen outside? I don't know yet. The sun might be breaking out today. I don't think it's going to rain. My emergency AC valve is something going all the way out there. It's still leaking? Yeah. It's not good. Every morning I come downstairs. I just show my face. Then I put on my glow screen. My hands right now are from my tanner. They're never this bad. I've actually gone really good at it. They're really bad. But something happened to me when I put it on. It was so much. But at that point it was too late. So it's really like here. And like this once I shower, I'm sure we'll come off more. You know, it happens to the best of us. And I'm one of the worst of us. So it's fine. I am really tan, though. However, look at how tan I am. Yeah, you're more tan. I'm more tan than me. Oh my God. Wait, really? This is the first time ever. I still look probably not as tan. It's going to be one day of that. You will look at the sun and be tanner than me. So. Oh wait. Fitzy, we have to go outside. Snog does not care about me. Good morning guys.  And then I'm going to do pilates. I'm doing like a fitness challenge thing. So all my workouts are going to be another video. Oh look. He's ready. She's ready. The angels. Oh my God. I just cannot say enough good things about the star wall. Again, not sponsored. But like you don't understand. It literally feels like a... It feels like a May just left my house 24-7. Because of how clean my floors are. Yeah, we get it. No, we really get it Coco. I'm home. I'm going to read a few essays guys. I love this new book. Everyone essays that will change the way you think. Sam from Mayfair and Lauren told me I needed to pick it up. And it is incredible. Like I was literally reading them out loud to stop. Last night because they're just so good. All right guys. I just read.  Oh, it fits. So nice of you. Again, clock lamp. I'm about to do my workout for today. For those of you who ask, how do you say motivated to get work out? The answer is I'm not motivated at all. I have absolutely no interest. Nor do I have desire to work out today. I put it in my Google calendar. By the way, I've been getting the solar power at Lalaland for my Dallas girls. I much prefer white rhino in tribal over Lalaland. But Lalaland's like easier sometimes. And I do like their matcha. White rhino's matcha is really, really good. But the solar power is like the healthier version. It's really good. It's more like a lemonade. Like it's definitely healthier. I know we did the taste test in a recent vlog with Sav. But the strawberry fields is definitely like not as healthy. And it's creamier. This one is like if you're going for like a healthy matcha. I love matcha. Especially in the summer. Like when it's hot out. So much better. The set that I'm wearing right now by the way is Aloe. I'm just procrastinating working out right now. So my hands. I love being me. I do. Back to procrastinating. But I did want to share this with you guys. Because I felt like it really, I feel like this really connects kind of back to what I've been talking about with like your 20s being weird. So this is from the article uncomfortable feelings that actually indicate you're on the right path. Feeling unsure of who you are. Which is what I've been talking about, right? It says your past illusions about who you should be are dissolving. You feel unsure because it's uncertain. You're in the process of evolving and we don't become uncertain when we change for the worse.  That's very encouraging. In other words, if what you're experiencing is insecurity or uncertainty, it's usually going to lead to something better. Love that guys. Okay, now I'm working out. Sav isn't doing well. Sav isn't doing well. She tried to stay away from the lunar eclipse last night. Well, like set alarms for every hour. By herself, by the way, we never, she always sleeps downstairs. Sav is just very, we do our own things. Or if I'm downstairs because of here, I think she just doesn't want to be next to me. She is now sleeping in my bed. It is 11 a.m. because she was up every hour to see the lunar eclipse. Mind you, we downloaded the pattern like 48 hours ago. We didn't even know what this lunar eclipse was. I still don't even know what it is. And it was cloudy. So she stayed up for no reason. But Ariana Grande posted her wedding photos. Oh my gosh.  I cannot believe that marriage is like a thing people are doing right now. Like I couldn't, oh my God, they're cute. Yeah, it couldn't be me right now. Remember when I thought that was like my story? It's not your story. It's not my story. It's not my story. It's not what I want my story to be. Like that's really cute though. I feel really cute. I know that I did this bead wrong by the way. Like I know that they're supposed to be like a hanging off thing. But I didn't know how to do that. It was hard enough to tie it.  Okay, I'm going to show her. I feel bad for Saf. She's still mourning the loss of a lunar eclipse. A total lunar eclipse. A total lunar eclipse. I'm sorry, Saf. We don't, it's not really like, there's like a significance to the thing. She just like wanted to see it, which I understand. Here's my outfit today. I'm wearing my Jordans. I'm wearing an eye trendy. Um, these sweats are Boy's Lie. This top is white fox. It's like literally the best top ever. Um, oh my God guys. My brand new beautiful flower bomb perfume. I accidentally picked up the big one because they come in boxes. Um, and this is the really expensive one. I was a little bit confused until I, um, you know, took it out of the box, opened it. Perfume is one of those things that like I love. I don't know, but it's just as like expensive. This is one of my favorite scents. And I'm actually really glad that I got the big one because it lasts for so long. Here we are with my favorite lip gloss. I mean, I haven't gotten ready yet, but I shower and I started to dry my hair. And this might be a little dramatic to say, but I truly feel like a new person with this phone charger. I feel very cool. Like I understand at first it took me a while to like get on board. I'm very glad I got on board. That was the time guys. I'm going to clean this out. Move everything that doesn't need to be in here. Moving all the boxes. I'm giving myself a timer of five minutes to do this. We've done this once before and I was really excited. So I make that, move it upstairs with me. It wasn't the worst thing. Coco, come here. Okay. That's not, um, that's just pillow. Do you need to take the cushions off? All right. All right. All right. Yep. Yep. Okay. Okay. Let's go. This is the best chair I needed that to get rid of it. There's no room for the closet room. Have you not seen my master plans? No. Really? I don't think so. It's shocking. So it's going to be a closet room. I'll let my, I'll let the action speak to themselves. You know what I mean? Your dad was telling me how worried you are about me going to college.  I'm a little bit concerned. Okay. Hold that. Open that door because we're going to put it in a, Our classes are at eight in the morning. Because it's the only classes left today. Wow. This is going to be perfect. It's stuck in the door. Oh, look at us go. I'm going to turn my chair off this morning. Yeah. I work out. Made some coffee. About to go film. All right guys. So I just finished filming. I might get ready with me. Here's the look. This is my favorite makeup look ever. Um, but I just wanted to get ready for today. It was actually a really cute video. So if you guys haven't seen it, go check it out. Cleaning up my room a little bit. I'm still going to film one more video. I have a call.  I think Sabina are going to take like a few insta pics. And I really want to decide this is like a really important business. What like cool flow I want for upstairs this year. Because last year we don't have the pool. But we've been seeing like blobs. And that would actually be a lot easier for like clean up for the rooftop. So I wanted to make that decision as well. So as much as I said, we were just going to do a blob and not a kitty pool on the rooftop. I just think that this is what needs to happen. Getting on this call. You're about to see me live in action. I'm so excited. If I have to see this, so do you. I'm so sorry for what I'm about to put you through. This is a joke for those of you who don't know my relationship with Taylor. Produce for Taylor. Michael Bostic, this is my formal resignation to Dear Media Studios. Thank you. Hi. We're at the Sonic Drive-Thru. Sab took two Instagram photos for me. So it's a reward. I want obviously an ocean water. But I want to get something out so that I can't drink that yet. Because I have to film still. We need to find the sonic seltzers. They're not the whole thing right now. The one thing Oklahoma has over us. I'll fix them up this weekend. Oh wait, yeah. Okay, good. What do you want? Ocean water? Yeah, I'll take an ocean water. I might get a cherry limeade. I'm excited for the sonic seltzers now. I totally forgot I'm going to get them this weekend. That's extremely exciting. Can you really load up in one of them? I know that you're moving your stuff from Oklahoma, but I need your trunk stacked of the sonic seltzers. The sonic seltzers. I'm trying to recruit message right now. They're going to be thrilled. They're going to be thrilled. I'm waking up and doing my morning routine through the roof. Just finished filming this one. Sue Hall got an email from Ikea saying that it's shipping. Saying that the order has been delivered. And it hasn't. I don't know what to do.  Like hard to miss. I think that they just got the address wrong. But it's not at 3.26pm. I'm just going to walk the neighborhood. I mean, like that's so annoying. Guys, we located it. It was actually in my house. But they just didn't do any of the things they told me they were going to do when they dropped it off. So that's me. They're watching a podcast with Luke Bryan right now. But these freshly things are so good. I don't know if I've vlogged them yet. I will have a code below from the podcast because I have some sort of discounts where you can get these for like 616 a meal. They are so good. This is what I've been living off of. Alright guys, it is I think like 5, 6pm. I have a panel on zoom that I'm going to be on like 7. But I'm in comfy clothes and I'm really tired. Oh, this camera is dying. Okay. I've been addicted to Deepak recently. The first juicy bag. Oh my God. It is so perfect. It's perfect. Oh my God. It is so cute. Also the packaging. The other one came in. Oh my God. The second juicy bag. I know. I'm a monster. It is. Oh my God.  And then to have merch. Me and Dom. You guys can shop it below. It's limited edition. So you want to get it now everyone. Woo. I just got a few to have here because people always have it. Oh wait. Maybe I have it here. The camera officially died. But last but not least here is my cute little bracelet. I thought this was a necklace when I bought it. Which is, I mean, I still like it as a bracelet.  These bags are like I would die for them. You don't understand. Like I would 100% die for them. Yeah. So that's that.  Hope you guys enjoyed. Subscribe if you're new here. The next vlog is the closet getting set up. Hopefully it will be a closet reveal. Love you guys. I'll talk to you soon. Bye. So the next thing we do, we interpret labs using a thinner reference range. So anybody that's listening right now will know, hey, when I get my Y lab, I'm being compared to this reference range in my lab. Well, we get that reference range from a statistical bell curve average of people who go to lab.


Hey, so this month my friends Katya and Mattia started the Amazon Shave Club trying to help the Amazon forest So yeah, my friends helping the Amazon forest. I got to join the cause so Welcome to Monday news number 43 How do you feel? Disgusted So, you know, I figured I'll get a cool haircut something that inspires others to join as well So I would say mission accomplished looks pretty pretty good, huh? But unfortunately, I cannot record the Monday news this month because I need to take some pass photos for my senior Citizenship card to get some discounts in the bus and swimming pool and maybe take advantage of this, you know So this month Kat is gonna do the Monday news Okay, so after the whole Eindhoven cleanup preparing containers, buying a piece of land and moving our precious plastic Workspace, a small remaining team has been setting up our new location in France And it's the space is a little bit more limited here. So It looks quite different, but Let me just give you a quick impression We turned this cool building into our new workspace We transformed Jan's old room into our new office And we set up our little camp with some tents Vans and a yurt as a shared space or kind of a living room Yeah, so I also packed my things and made my way to reunite with the team in France and as I was going through the country with The second largest number of precious plastic workspaces, of course I had to use this opportunity to get to know some of our French plastic recyclers So I met Fabien from Le Puy-Coup-Bord Who is about to finalize all his machine and start his project Once the Covid situation allows it again and then I passed Paris and there's a little bit more going on and They are definitely happy to meet one person who some of you might know quite well from our online platforms All or bonjour We are in Sartreville now, which many of you might have heard from the precious plastic Sartreville, which is run by Nicola And now we're going to meet him Hello, I'm Nicolas and this is Pépé Sartreville, recycler moi and welcome to my company Dubois Reception So here we went material for events and we have started the precious plastic workshop here Almost four years ago And the main aim here is to develop some craftsmanship and raise awareness to different types of products Here is our last machine Built by Landry Le recycler fou, which is a version 4 extrusion machine But we at the moment use it for these three products And big up to Villeneuve who really highly inspired us into trying to mimic this technique Which is quite complicated to be honest This is the rest of the workshop where we mainly do compression With the one and two heavens and the compression difference This is our modified This is our shredder, but we've made all the framework with wood I discovered the precious plastic project more or less four years ago and And It really flashed into my head that we had to do something So here in the business we started to While we wanted to recycle everything we have so the pallet wrap is what we call LLPBPE so linear low density polyethylene and It has no additives in it, so as you will see right after Super super Yeah, so that's the setup and with that Nikola and his team have been using their free time to Experiment like a lot really started out with And then we continued making molds a bit more let's say complicated molding silicone and You can really take the print of whatever the object you want We wanted to experiment how we could fuse different plastic products together as mold melted We just created a little pattern. So it was yogurt the orange and white But more as a compression beam Everything is only fused with a heat gun try to not sue So pretty inspiring all the things they learned just in the free time when they didn't have to work So you could say that Nikola kind of became a precious plastic expert But what makes this even more valuable is that he's all in for sharing everything he learns with the community Also, what's cool is I've been able to help a lot of people To go through the struggles I went through the whole French community is Super active and share information on why that happens how to go through this problem and so on so Yeah, I'm happy to to be able to help others not lose so much time and Not understand what's going on. Yeah, so this guy has been with us for four years and always kind of been around So Thank you so much for that. It's really valuable to have people like that As an extension of our team and before leaving Paris. There was one other workspace. I managed to visit. So let's have a quick look Now we are visiting Attelie Samji who just started not so long ago and it's in the middle of Paris Pretty central. Yeah, let's see Bonjour So welcome to Attelie Samji. Welcome to our workshop. This is basically the mold. We are working with it now And then you can come to the main parts This is all the machines that we have the shredder two injection machines our oven and then you find our Let's say our main piece. It's an extrusion machine based on the V4 which works perfectly and Help us to make a lot of brick so We were looking for a project that makes sense and so we discovered precious plastic and we didn't think for long we We say let's go the exhibition was entitled Introduction to the brick we have people that have been really Trusted by the exhibition. I think we will keep the focus on the brick as I was saying we want to improve it and We want to be able to do it better and faster But also doing some research and developments on other products on the side Well, first of all It would be thank you for the community because we wouldn't be here without you. So thanks a lot And I'm really happy to see that in France. We have like we have a squad again that is forming and with people that know us like Nicola de Sartreville Like Landry that I was talking before Lola Kepaceus in war Yeah, there is many many people that also don't know that they are going to reunite for the same fight And yeah, too. I mean this is the game we want to play we want to work as a community And let's hope we will find a way to get a big squad ready to fight the plastic. Yeah nice Yeah Nice, so it's always fun to see how different workspaces evolve and how they look like and what they do And quite powerful to meet them in person as I think it creates a much stronger network within the community So I can highly recommend that way of traveling using the map To find the people and connect to each other exchange share and learn from each other In real life and as you might have noticed the French community is quite a strong and active one already And many of them are now gathering to strengthen their connections and And build up something very strong as a community So precious plastic to Renval de Loire organized a weekend where many of the French precious plastic workspaces met and Worked out a plan to work together They had a full schedule with different sessions to figure out and decide on values Directions and a mission for the community organization to push so local solutions for the plastic problem It was a lot of talking brainstorming and discussing around different questions to work out and Built the foundations for a strong and fruitful network while also just getting to know each other have delicious food And a taste of our famous music Connecting just as I think this is something very interesting and exciting to see how this evolves and what we can learn as a global community from that as Projects like precious plastic really also depend on the surrounding on your local community Let's see how that goes and what we can learn from it. Okay enough for now about France This month we also reached a total of 100,000 euros an hour patreon account and we've been there for three and a half years but it is quite a milestone and It's cool to think about how all these little two euros a month donations do add up to such a big support So thank you very much for sticking with us and being part of this huge Contribution and we are also putting more effort now into involving our patrons like showing more what's going on behind the scenes and involving you in discussions and Decisions like at the moment. We are running a series of one army articles sharing design Explorations and asking for feedback to shape this platform together to empower Sustainable open source projects. So yeah, if you want to see more what's going on behind the scenes And are interested in getting involved in those kind of conversations You know where to find us and we are always happy to see our army Growing, I guess that's it for this month. 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You like, uh, you like Peaky Blinders?  Yeah. You ever seen all, all six seasons? Yeah, me neither. But I like Peaky Blinders. I stopped after, um, Tom, his mom, she passed away. Beautiful actress. When she, when she, when she passed away and run and I couldn't watch for a while, because we really, really like her. I could go back and now I'm only bringing it up because hot off the presses, there will be a Peaky Blinders movie. It's dominant. Killian Murphy signed. He is odd. I'm glad stuff is finally going right for him.   At least he's finally getting the recognition. That's the thing. It's, it's, it's time he's getting the global recognition that we here have known about for what? Paul, Paul, Benny needs a similar. Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. He does.  I'm Rick. I'm Corbin. Why'd you say it before me?  Who cares? You saw us and you sent to the board. Jesus. Got to take it.  Today we got a video. This is a tired and refused production. Seen many of their videos. This is an Indian celebrities who openly hated working with actors. Wow. Famous ones here in Hollywood. We actually talked about it in a video. Tom Hardy and, uh, yeah, Charlize Theron. She hated him. It was more she hated. Uh, she was, she's apparently difficult to work with. Well, yeah, but he's also notoriously, he just, he was not, he has actually apologized and said he was immature and she was right for the majority of her gripes like call time seven. He shows up at nine 30. Yeah. I'd let Tom Hardy show up. I would not.  You show up to set on time. You show up to anytime you like for me, buddy. No, uh, especially in my bedroom. Anyways, anyway, obviously there's been countless in every industry of just be it's yeah, if you, if you're in a workspace, there's people you don't like and unfortunately sometimes it's your leading actor. Yeah. And even if you like them, sometimes there's days you're not going to like each other. Yeah, stuff's going to happen.  Anyways, but it'll be fun. Here we go. Whenever I read about the dynamic between co-actors on set and the grapevine of the supposed animosity or problems that existed on set, it makes me think about the nightmare it must have been in order to complete the shooting of the film. I remember seeing the disturbing documentary on the making of The Shining and just the inhumane nature with Stanley Kubrick treated the lead actress Shelly Duvall almost as a means to channelize the same trauma in her performance. There are innumerable anecdotes about the various spats and disagreements that would arise on Francis Ford Coppola set, especially those of Apocalypse Now and Bram Stoker's Dracula. Nothing is more ludicrous than the animator and an applicant who fought with one another on the creative choice of Ben's character in Gone Girl, wearing a rival team's baseball cap, which presumably halted shooting for four days. Various personalities coming in conflict with one another is inevitable on film sets, as one is bound to disagree with one another on creative decisions. Through this video, I want to reference several actors who came in conflict with either actors or directors on Hindi film sets, in turn leading to several complications in completing the film. So here is Stride and Refuse Productions with 10 Indian celebrities who openly hated working with actors. Sanjaleela Bansali. Many people consider Sanjaleela Bansali's best work to be his debut film, Khamoshi. For it is a screenplay that never gets distracting with the opulence that Bansali films were synonymous with years later, a heartfelt tale about interpersonal relationships that often goes unnoticed. Bansali, however, did not have a cordial time on set shooting with Nana Partaker, reflecting on the experience, stating that he doesn't really have fond memories of the same. I did not enjoy the experience of working with Nana Partaker, to be very obvious, to say it. It was a film that put the whole process of acting with a person. I didn't enjoy the film. When I hear Dimple Kapadia during the promotions of her movie, you also described Nana Partaker as a co-actor. I often wonder about the known personality, making me hope and wish I could just be a fly in the wall on a film set to see what he is exactly like when the cameras are not rolling. I think he's obnoxious. In a good way? Yeah, but when I see talent like this, I'm sorry. I love we're getting it right out of their mouths during the early 70s when Rajesh Khanna had experienced a super stardom was when he shared screen space with Sharmila Tagore. This was a pair that audiences looked forward to seeing on the big screen with movies like Aavishkar, Amar Prem, Aradhana, Dag and several others. One equated the pair to be synonymous with box office success as well. But as the years passed by, one wondered why Sharmila Tagore stopped featuring in roles opposite Rajesh Khanna. In the foreword for the dark star, the loneliness of being Rajesh Khanna, Tagore wrote, I went to the studios at 8 AM and wanted to be back with my family by 8 PM. But this was impossible since Kaka never arrived before 12 for a 9 AM shift. And we could never finish on time. She's further wrote, probably even Kaka really liked Sharmila Tagore. It was not such a good idea to have so many films with one actress. One runs the risk of becoming stale. Whatever it was, we found ourselves working together in less and less films. And I must confess, it was a huge relief. Bipasha Basu, the dynamic and atmosphere on the sets of Ajnabee really caused quite the stir in the early 2000s as rumors were through the roof of the animosity and tension between Kareena Kapoor and Bipasha Basu. In a very candid interview from the first season of Coffee with Karan, Bipasha Basu clearly described what she observed regarding Kareena Kapoor's behavior towards her on set. It was only the second schedule that I realized that she does not like me. She stopped talking to me.  I'd rather, you know, have a person who's very straight in front of me saying, listen, something's not gelling with us. We'll not talk. To complete a film when there is a clear understanding of your co-actor hating your guts is professionalism at its peak, honestly. I wonder how one worked through such differences and how a director or producer managed such tempers and egos during the entire making of the film. Aamir Khan. A cult film today, but a box office disaster of the 90s was Andaz Apna Apna, a film that had its fair share of problems on set as the co-actor Salman Khan and Aamir Khan did not have the best working relationship, as Aamir presumably would be on time and prepared with his lines, whereas Salman Khan would arrive on set late and not remember his lines. When Aamir was asked about his working relationship with Salman on the project, he said, if you are asking me about my memory of working with Salman, it was very bad. He used to come late and would never remember his dialogues. After the film, I was like, I can never work with him again. This is something that the two actors can reflect and joke about today, but it's quite shocking that the experience was so bad for Aamir to conclude that he would never work with Salman again. Doesn't surprise me with Aamir, I feel you. Aamir Khan, 7 o'clock means 7 o'clock. Ready, work, make up. Dance straight, right on Aamir. I want 32 piraramsik, coffee, shopping, tea cans. Why is his voice like that? Then I start talking about my work, which is not good. I am not proud of it. Krish, the most contentious turn of events in recent times regarding a Hindi film set has to be on what transpired during the making of Manikarnika. A Telugu director, Krish, roped in to direct, production and Kangana especially not being satisfied with the final cut of the film. The director being chucked out of the project. Sonu Sood opting out of the role he was originally portraying. Kangana taking the reins of directing the film and till today, there being huge contention on whose vision we finally saw on the big screen. In June, she praised everything. And just before the entire film and when she wants to take a create, I made it better. Which is, she made it, I can say she reduced the value of the film. Whenever Krish has asked about his experience working on the film, you can still see the heartbreak and pain he underwent in script away from what was essentially his baby, Shahid Kapoor. A guilty pleasure of mine from the mid-2000s is the Shahid Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor and Fardin Khan Stara Fidha. A movie that I still revisit less for the plot and more for the music. The rumour mills during the shooting of this film would make you believe that the actors, especially the two male stars, barely got along with one another. Fardin, while in a print interview, had stated that Shahid has an attitude problem and that Fidha in general was a sticky subject, Shahid clarified on the first season of Coffee with Karan that he did not feel there was any animosity in the dynamic. Whatever it was, it was from his side. I have no issues with him. So you feel there was something from his side? I'm sure there was. He's spoken about it in quite a few places. So I'm sure there was something. And as far as I'm concerned, I had no issues working with him. It was a professional relationship. I went on my sets. I did my job. I came back home. I went to sleep. Went on my sets again the next day. If he felt that I was rude to him, then I really don't know where that came from. Do you also notice that all of these candidate confessions all arise from the first season of the talk show for the days when celebrities could be brutally honest? Radhika Aapte. Radhika Aapte has featured in four Telugu films, the franchise of Rakht Charitra and two films opposite Baleha. We have spoken about Radhika's experience working in the Telugu film industry and not being so pleasant. And while this is exclusive to her personal experience and not entirely reflective of an industry, it was shocking to listen to when Radhika spoke about an actor who holds great power in the Telugu film industry and her experience of being tickled by the man while having no personal rapport or connection with him prior to the said horrifying event. And he looked at me and I said, he did expect that, but he never touched me after that. These are horrid experiences that can really burn professional ridges for actors. Mahesh Bhatt. While the shocking revelation for me was that Mahesh Bhatt and Amir Khan had a strenuous working relationship. Having worked in Gulam and the notion of Amir Khan wanting every department to be perfect in his films, presumably overexciting his portfolio by butting into parameters that should not concern him, this trait particularly perturbed producer Mahesh Bhatt. I wonder how the makers might not realise Amir's attention to detail probably benefited their projects versus causing them to fail. Ranbir Kapoor. If you asked anyone personally of what is certain about collaborations never happening, one would say that Ranbir and Sanjay Leela Bansali are two worlds that would never collide again. This is because while Ranbir considers Sanjay Leela Bansali to be his mentor, he also references the grilling working conditions he experiences with him. I come from a shed-dirt background. I've never been abused or shouted at. And yep, he was abusing me, he was hitting me, he was making me clean the floors and... So I think that experience really grounded me. This relationship presumably has been mended as Ranbir is starring in Bansali's upcoming project Love and War. It was quite shocking to hear when Ranbir described some of the experiences he had while working as an actor on his set. The curious case of Padma Wat. Speaking about the sets of Sanjay Leela Bansali, no one will ever know what exactly transpired among the cast of this film. How Shahid Kapoor felt shortchanged by the dynamic, a working relationship that was already set with Bansali having worked with Ranbir and Deepak on two films previously. But of the innumerable interviews you see of Shahid whenever he does reflect on Padma Wat, there is always a void within him, either on what transpired during the making of the film or what was essentially his screen time on the final edit. I'm sure everybody felt a bit threatened by each other at some level. It's natural. I wouldn't say that it was a smooth ride and you know, we were all throwing love at each other. But looking back, I feel it's an amazing film in my filmography and I feel like it's great that I did it and yeah, it's all good. Irrespective, what's crystal clear is that everything was definitely not hunky dory on the sets of Padma Wat. And that was a video, guys. Write it down in the comments below whether you have some video ideas for our channel. Please don't forget to follow me on Instagram, the handle. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's it's one of those. It's not an uncommon thing. What, just like in any workplace? It's just in this workplace, sometimes it's the person you have to have chemistry with. Right, which makes it a little more difficult.  Yeah. Yeah. Very, very different than just a bad work environment where the only people are going to hear about it are the people at the office and the people at home in your inner circle versus the entire country. Yeah, but you don't. And I know a lot of these interviews were a long time ago. You don't hear people talking. It was an awful experience work. Like they'll be more like they'll be more like Shahid now. He's like, oh, it was a.  I know I would. I think you want to leave the atmosphere open to genuine gripes. Yeah. Predation. Yeah. Sexual assault. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Those are the things that need to be brought out into the open. The fact that you didn't get along with somebody, you know, it's like it's it's notorious that Vin Diesel and and and Dwayne Johnson. Yeah, Dwayne Johnson just he just cannot. He just despises the lack of work ethic. But he's not going to go around talking about it. And it's it. They're human beings. Yep. And the people aren't going to get along with each other all the time. Yeah. It is cool to see that a lot of them have kind of buried the hatchet. Yeah. From from. I don't think Sonny should be hitting people on the set. Yeah, no, no, no to aspiring directors. Hitting the talent is not an option. Yeah. This is not how you work. No. In this industry. Nor should you berate them verbally. No, no. And there's many stories of that. Not only directors, actors. Christian Bale has a famous video. Yeah. Yes, he does. Of being very rude. Yes, yes. But at the same time, you have to give space to folks because movie sets are an incredibly stressful atmosphere. And there's going to be meltdowns. Yep. You're going to see arguments happen between crew members. You're going to see the director and cinematographer go at it. There's actors are going to lose their minds because they've been doing the take over and over again and they can't stand it.  It's just a high stress atmosphere a lot of the time. Yeah. And I think it's really important to know a lot of that is where people, you're spending so much time together, you're going to reveal some of your ugly side. And that's one of the reasons why people will work or not work with you. They need to know that you can be trusted with that stuff, not just with industry secrets, but with their personal stuff that if I'm on set and I have a bad day, you're not going to go talk to the press about what an awful person I am. Yeah. You know? Yeah. Yeah. Hit exactly the question. I do find it funny that a lot of these people talk and that's a good way for people to not like you is not showing up on time. That's a big one. Because, well, here in Hollywood, you won't work. No, you won't work at all. Unless obviously you're Tom Cruise and you're the boss, I guess. But he's not. But he's not. But he's not. But he's not. But he's not. But he's not. But he's not. But he's not. But he's not. But he's not. But he's not. But he's not. But he's not. And not until we even longer, because somebody's not on set when they should have been on set. Well, it's like. And so, like the amount of times they talked about that being an issue, and then the biggest star in the world that everybody loves is notoriously. Well, especially when you've got people. Late all the time. Yeah, when you've got actors that, a lot of actors, and I'm not just talking name actors. Actors in general. They'll be involved with the project, but they have other things that they're doing. They have other auditions. They have other jobs. They have other... I'm in the middle of a play right now. And there's days where cast members can't be there because they've booked something or they have an audition. And so you've got to stick to schedule. And for example, if for some reason your call time is 11 a.m. and you're supposed to wrap at five and you have a 630 thing you've got to get to and the other talent shows up 90 minutes late, now the whole day is screwed and now your evening thing is screwed because of them, that's why you have to be on time in the industry. Yeah, I'm always an on time person. Yeah, me too. You know who's gotten really, really good at that? Indrani.  She is rarely ever late to anything. Nice, but that's cause she's usually with you. Yeah, but I think even if she was doing it on her own, she's so accustomed, she's just such a good person. She knows that being on time really matters in all places right now for most people. So she does, she does her utmost to be there. That's a just, that's a testament to how great a person my beautiful lady is. On your eyes. Yeah. Whatever happened on the set of Badmavat, we'll never know. We will never know. Sanjay Leela Bansali was probably hitting people though. I'm sure that was it. That's probably what was happening. Don't hit people. That's absolutely insane.