Welcome back everyone, we are live in Silicon Valley in Santa Clara Convention Center. This is the open networking summit 2014, hashtag ONS 2014. This is theCUBE, our flagship program where we go out to the events and extract a signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier, the founder of SiliconANG, I'm joined by my co-host for this segment. Stu Miniman of wikibon.org, analyst, chief analyst over there at networking. Our next guest is Rajiv Nagar, group program manager at Microsoft, covering the data center networking platform division. Welcome to theCUBE. Thank you for having me over here. I love, we always love to talk about platform wars in the media, it's like a platform wars. Microsoft has had a platforms and tools group for many, many generations. You guys have your big cloud division, you have a lot of things to think about across multiple device, Windows servers, a variety of generations of tech. Now with cloud and applications proliferating at the edge, where it's Internet of Things, huge shift going on. Really the cloud and the changes at the top of the stack are forcing the under the hood conversation to be revisited. So I want to get your take on one, that mega trend around the future of networking and has that vector into the customer's challenges at the data center level. Because it's software at the heart of the value proposition in a pre-existing market trying to manage a future of diverse clients, diverse applications, and at the end of the day deliver scale and results. That's a great question actually. So let me talk to you a little bit about the way we approach our development. As you are aware, Microsoft delivers services at very large scale to a very diverse set of customers. Our services encompass the consumer market, which is for example, as you know, we have Search with Bing, we have Office 365, which goes to enterprises, and we have Xbox again to consumers. These services are delivered to hundreds of millions of customers a day. A lot of real time challenges and some interesting challenges to deal with. In addition to that, as you know, we are cloud first. We operate some of the largest data centers on the planet with Windows Azure. In fact, you could think about maybe three or four other companies like ours that operate data centers at the scale at which we do. Just to give you a sense of scale over here, we are talking about tens of thousands of physical nodes, and I'm probably underestimating that. We are talking about over 250,000 customers, over 1,000 new tenants brought in to onboard it every day, and tens of thousands of networking changes on a daily basis. Where am I going with all of this? When you're operating delivering services at such large scale and operating these data centers, you cannot do this in a rigid, inflexible, manual manner as you used to do in the past. For us, we live, eat, and breathe the notion of a software-defined data center, which encompasses software-defined compute storage and networking. We take our learnings that we get from delivering these services at such large scale, and then we translate those learnings into products that we bring to customers that they deploy on-premise. Our approach is cloud first, learn from our experiences in the cloud, bring them to our customers, and we think that's the future. I want to ask you before I know Stu wants to jump in, let's get technical real quick, but I want to ask you to share with the folks out there why this show is so important. We've talked about the future of networking. Given what you said, the scale you're delivering, I mean, Xbox is impressive by itself, Azure and Bing, huge infrastructure Microsoft has, but given all that, for the folks out there watching that aren't at the show, why is this show important? What's going on with networking? What is the key disrupting opportunity or to be disrupted, potentially on your end, or to be the offensive, to be a disruptor? Why is this show so important? Why is this future of networking conversation relevant? That's a great question. So we are of the opinion that if we want to deliver great disruptions, bring them to the market, you cannot do that in isolation. You have to collaborate. Think about software-defined networking per se. There's a lot of interest around the customer's desire to avail of the benefits that come with software-defined networking, however, the market is still in its infancy. It's in order to help our customers obtain benefits that they will get, that we realize from deploying software-defined data centers. It is almost incumbent upon the vendor community to come together to collaborate to foster innovation and then deliver that innovation to our customers together, even as we focus on differentiated services in the future. But we can foster a virtuous cycle of innovation by coming together, and that's what organizations like ONF and that's what shows like ONS do. So to us, it is pretty important. So Rajiv, there's no doubt that Microsoft is one of the largest software companies in the world. It's great to see you here supporting the community. I know you were a keynote speaker at the Open Daylight Summit. To be honest, when we look at some of the bigger companies here, some people would kind of scratch their head to get feedback from you and say, this is all open source. Can you give us a little bit of insight as to how does Microsoft look at the open source community? I know you're involved in Open Daylight, so can you give us a little bit of insight? What is Microsoft contributing back to the community? What code do you do? What resources? And how does open source and Microsoft go together? That's a great question. Again, it all boils down to collaboration for us. So I am unsure that you're aware that Microsoft actually participates in a variety of open source initiatives. We deliver complete solutions to our customers. We manage some of the largest data centers in Windows Azure, and we deliver a great end-to-end solution with Windows Server and System Center, and then applications that run on top of that. But we participate actively in Open Daylight, which you mentioned. We participate, we just announced recently our participation in Open Compute. We've been participating actively in ONF, almost since inception. In fact, a colleague of mine, Albert, is on the board for ONF over here. We are participating actively in the ONF, Northbound API Development, where we are talking about applications, leveraging a common substrate or a common platform. We are active contributors to the Linux community. So Microsoft participates in a variety of open source forums in order to promote this level of collaboration. So this is not unusual for us. It's simply what we do on a daily basis. Yeah. So, you know, first of all, we were at the Open Compute Summit, and it was great to see Microsoft taking those server designs and donating them to the environment. That was real IP, by the way, too. That wasn't just like throw away, it was real IP. So Microsoft has a little bit of hardware, but you're primarily software. So you're involved in Open Daylight. The question I have for you is, there's a lot of concern in the community, is will there be really an open Northbound API so that we will be able to create applications that can go on a variety of clouds or hardware platforms. I would think it's in Microsoft's interest that the applications that Microsoft creates can go anywhere, but you want customers to have flexibility and get lower costs. What's your take on where that development is and what needs to happen going forward? Think about it. Platforms are in our DNA. If you think about Microsoft, the first thing that comes to mind is we deliver a platform and then we deliver the tooling for developers to be able to create or deliver great innovation on top of the platforms we deliver. So this is something we understand. I think there's a very famous clip of Steve Bomer running around saying developers, developers, developers. Speaking specifically about the networking domain, as we all look at the innovation that is coming about with SDM, we believe that the key component of that innovation is the set of applications that are being built and that will be built in the future in order to leverage the or harness better the power of the network. That could be integration with key mission critical applications today. For example, I do not know if you're aware, but our link team had demoed about a year ago a phenomenal prototype where we showed quality being affected in real time when our link communicated with the network with the underlay in this case and basically spoke about the importance of the call, the problems they were having, and then the network could respond to the demands of the application. So whether it's mission critical applications like unified communications, whether it's next generation applications that are built specifically along to deliver on better security, monitoring, digestibility, so on and so forth, these are the key components that will fully unlock the power of SDM. And so when we look at ourselves and we look at the fact that this is a key DNA to enable such applications, that's what you'll see us focus on in Open Daylight and other communities like this. So that's exactly what we do. Okay, I'm curious at your thoughts, what white space, what new opportunities do we have when we create these new open source communities in these platforms? I think it actually benefits everybody. It benefits our customers collectively and it benefits the vendor community. Basically what we are doing is we are saying together we can deliver greater flexibility, greater agility, greater mobility to the mission critical workloads or applications that our collective customers wish to deploy. If a customer wants to onboard their new application, it doesn't take you four weeks because the network has to respond. It can now be done instantly. If the customer wishes a certain level of quality associated with the application, that can be provisioned dynamically in a heartbeat. If a customer desires greater visibility into what is happening end to end from the host through the storage across the network, that can be enabled. These benefits can be delivered regardless of where the customer chooses to deploy their applications across any cloud and this can become a reality if all of us collaborate. I look at that ability for the vendor community to come across and deliver that level of innovation so that customers benefit as the new frontiers. Rajiv, I want to ask you because you've given your background, I'll say technology, you've done a lot of great technology innovations. I'll say you're leading a big group at Microsoft, giving the history of Microsoft the size of their platform. I want to ask you about the state of change. The mega trend right now is massive cloud driving this application. The economics, the innovations are really the lever of what's going on here. So you have old incumbents like Microsoft out there, you have new incumbents, VC-backed, Series D financing, they may not make it, and then a slew of new startups. So it's kind of the landscape. The goal of the old incumbents is to be disruptor, not be disrupted. And the new incumbents is actually find a position, not to die, make it given the change. And then the new startups is to find some white space to innovate on. So given that landscape, I want to ask you the following question. At Open Compute, we saw this tinkerer mindset, almost like the homebrew computer club kind of mindset playing with hardware. You see Raspberry Pi, you see Bitcoin mining. You're seeing geeky coolness going on around building hardware with new software. With cloud, you're seeing a new developer mindset. So for the new startups out there, for the mindset of the eyes who want to find a white space, what do you see as opportunities at storage? Where in the convergence of the platforms do you see an opportunity to really innovate? For someone to say, I don't want to get caught in the storm of big guys trying to scale the market. Is there a spot for startups? Where do you see the innovation? Is it a new software paradigm? Is it a flash memory with addressability? Is it working with new platforms? What's your take on that? It's kind of a loaded question, but I want to get more of your entrepreneurial take and technical perspective. I think it's all of the above, but let me take a step back first. The moniker old might apply to me, it doesn't apply to Microsoft, okay? So, yes, there are incumbents out there and the incumbents will continue to find a way to deliver great value to customers. The way I look at it, just directly looking at what you were asking, we are in the infancy of a revolution that's occurring in terms of defining the next generation data center. And that spans all pillars of computing. You referred to storage, you referred to networking. We are looking at a amount of scale that dictates essentially a level of scale that requires us to examine the economics associated with that scale very carefully, whether that's cost of acquisition, whether that's cost of operation, whether that's the sort of services that we will monetize or deliver internally within our organizations in order to help the businesses do what they do best. So, when we look at the fact that we are in the infancy of this revolution, there's innovation happening in hardware, there's innovation happening in software, there's innovation happening in terms of new platforms being defined, new APIs being delivered, applications being constructed that look very different than applications that were constructed in the past. It seems like it's fertile ground for everybody. In fact, I would be hard-pressed not to find opportunity in the age that we are living in. So, I think there's plenty of white space for startups and there's certainly enough opportunity for the incumbents to go continue to deliver great value. And let's decouple two things. Let's decouple the technological innovation that's happening that has great value and then how that value will be monetized by either existing players or the new players in the market. And frankly, value monetization occurs when players find a way to deliver that value in the most expedient, most efficient way to their customers. The technological innovation is welcomed by all four of them. I think that's, I mean, music to our ears, we preset all day long. We believe it's fertile ground. Love the infancy and revolution. Open Source is a big part of that. I mean, we've lived in a generation where it's been plentiful code. Now you see Open Source go a whole other level. With things like Open Daylight, again, more innovation. No lock-in. I don't smell lock-in anywhere. There's no lock-in anywhere. So the question is, is lock-in the scale piece? Is scale the new lock-in? Is there a lock-in? Is it ephemeral? Is it, you know, virtual? I mean, some differentiation at some point, you can't be commod... You can't commoditize everything. At some point there has to be a switching cost barrier. Is scale the new lock-in value proposition? Or, I mean, the whole world can't be commoditized. Value creation has to come from somewhere. So let's kind of separate the notion of lock-in from the notion of value-delivered. Lock-in's a good word for profits. I mean, lock-in, I mean, the old way was proprietary, but that's kind of gone. You can't take that away right now. I have the risk of repeating myself. I think customers value solutions that are delivered, services and solutions that are delivered by whoever it is that's delivering them, and they will pay for those.  All of these dimensions are dimensions that customers will continue to value and will continue to pay for, and that represents opportunity for us to go actually execute against that and how the mechanics of that as to how the code comes together and is actually put together and how services and code come together to deliver a solution to customers, but that's our challenge as the vendor community. So Rajiv, my last question, I actually got some of our audience reached in and they said, what's the update on NVGRA? Because that was some place where Microsoft moved forward in the networking space, obviously the hypervisor layer, Microsoft's the key player, can you give us an update as to where you see that fitting into the whole ecosystem? That's a great question. In fact, I would rather that the entire community forgot all about mechanisms like VXLAN, NVGRE, STD. Those are encapsulation mechanisms. Let's focus on the value creation. Within Microsoft, for example, and Hyper-V, we deliver a very rich overlay network, virtualized networking implementation. We have a distributed virtual switch that's inherently extensible. We have orchestration, management and control through a combination of system center and a Windows server. We have partners delivering on extensibility, including implementing open flow as extensions to our distributed switch. Where am I going with this? We have a great solution that we bring to market that's in market right now with Windows Server 2012 R2. That's an end-to-end solution with a built-in gateway and also a rich ecosystem that comprises Silicon partners, system vendors, ISVs. It goes through the entire gamut in terms of our partners who are contributing to the solution that customers can deploy today in the box. NVGRE is a on-wire encapsulation format. No more, no less. Certainly, I don't think worth discussing anything beyond it's a mechanism. All right, Rajiv, thanks for coming on theCUBE. Great moves at Microsoft. Satya Annatel, new CEO in charge, making moves. Big fan of his. He's a CUBE alumni as well. He was on us with us at the Stanford. He's a great executive, he's very cloud, he's very technical, exciting to see his leadership there. We're going to see some cloud. I love cloud first. It just plays off the whole mobile first thing, which is good, good marketing. But you guys have a big infrastructure. Thanks for sharing your personal perspectives on the revolution and the data center. Final word for you. Put a bumper sticker on the future of the innovation around the data center and for developers out there and for folks who are looking to jump in and really contribute to the community. What is your bumper sticker about this marketplace and what would you share with the audience? Embrace change, it's here. Okay, we are here inside the CUBE covering change, covering disruption, covering the innovation strategies from the top players in the industry. Tech athletes like Rajiv will be right back with our next guest after the short break. We're going to do the next guest. Chief scientist coming up, all the geek actions, the future of networking here at ONS 2014. This is the CUBE, we're right back.


Alright, so let's think about the different kinds of life for a few minutes. If you think of all the different kinds of organisms that exist on Earth, there's much diversity there. We can break all the different kinds of living organisms into three different domains. There's the domain archaea, the domain bacteria, and the domain eukaryon. The domain archaea includes unicellular prokaryotic organisms that represents some very ancient life forms. For example, some of the members of the domain archaea live in very hot environments or some live in very extremely salty environments, so they're some really unusual organisms. The domain bacteria are also composed or is also composed of unicellular prokaryotes, and these are what we refer to as typical bacteria like streptococcus that might make someone sick. The domain eukarya is composed entirely of eukaryotic organisms, and this domain eukarya is broken up into four groups. One group we collectively refer to as the protist, and the protist is made up of a group of many different kingdoms, but these may be unicellular or they may be multicellular. This includes things like the multicellular algae like olva or spirogyra. It includes unicellular organisms like amoebas or euglena or paramecium are some common ones. So the other three groups are kingdoms. One is the kingdom fungi. Fungi are like mushrooms and yeast, puffballs. These are all heterotrophic as a general rule, they're decomposers, and their cells have cell walls made of a substance called chitin. The kingdom anemalia of course are animals. Animals are heterotrophic, but they're consumers. Heterotrophic means that they must find a ready-made source of organic food. They can't make their own organic food. Animals unlike the fungi have no cell walls. The kingdom plantae of course includes the plants, and you're familiar with plants, trees, grass, etc. Our plants and these organisms are autotrophic. That means that they can use an energy source to make their own organic food, and of course plants use sunlight and carbon dioxide to make their own organic food source. And plants have cell walls made of a substance called cellulose. So when we think about the diversity of life on earth, we can arrange it into three different domains and then within the domain you carry it, there are the protist, fungi, animals, and plants.


Because what you're live? We're live and direct It's your eight o'clock red as an hour with your host Jeffrey Thornton You don't begin about all my information. Oh cuz it's not already all over it This is the palette for we got some new paint and I'm I'm what up Jim. I love it so far We haven't used it on literally anything yet. Yeah, we've used this. This is if you guys ever hi, Judy If you ever want to paint something black This is called blackout It's made by Montana and it's called blackout car black Hi Bonnie like super black and it's very even like knowing you spray black on something like to try to make a background It's very spotty like it looks kind of flat. It's kind of shiny This stuff is solid black like it makes for an amazing background Awesome. We use it on our we do the lips paintings And we're gonna I think we're gonna do a live lip painting this week Yeah from start to finish And a geode I'm finally gonna do geode What's up Bonnie Tim Debbie Paul Margo? Welcome. Welcome Walk on walk on we and and we have some price tags if anybody's interested hold on No, let me get my light cuz you know, I love to use my life And you can see what we've done Hi Carmen. Hi, Amber. What's up? Oh y'all I got some new boards and They're I can't remember what he said Greg made them for us solid Solid, but this is birch. It's super light There's Greg These are pieces that we've gone like and done this week if you guys are interested This is the one from yesterday, and it's so difficult to see the Maui in it. The Maui is so amazing But I'm loving all these super light Tiny line cells That's fun Hey, Clara. We call this one the neon neon dreams. Yeah, I guess But let's see if this will work. We put some glow in the dark in it Tim. Thank you so much for the contribution Thanks, Tim, we're gonna try that stuff in something else too And then this is that how's the connection guys? What is it? What are we looking like? I like this lacing We have this one people haven't seen this one really. Thanks Greg. Thanks Bonnie Jim you drop that this is the one from a couple days ago With this silver maron call it Asteroid explosion. Is that what we call it? I just made it up It's fun. These were like ten times bigger though That's what she said Want to do more in the maron and we're gonna do another coat on that one That was the last one we did spray paint on Yeah, no that was all spray paint So you're gonna need these cups not these cups Because it's spray paint and it will melt this to pieces Y'all that's I was checking to see if you're a paint kitchen, babe. Ah It's true. Oh Because girl, you know, it's true.  Hey shy. Hey, Anne. I'm glad you made it No All right, you're gonna have to shake these cuz I haven't shaken any of them. I'm shaking them all okay So yeah tonight we're doing white Welcome Dawn you can't think too hard Because you're you'll start getting all these ideas It's just frustrating for me It's very frustrating because then I have really bad ADD so then I started thinking of all this different stuff I want to do and then it just Hey, Tony just do it Yeah, if he thinks too long about it, he'll lose interest the sound is too low. Okay. Got it Hey Clara, welcome. Yeah, if you you can use that to put spray paint in But any thin Plastic it's not gonna work Scott welcome. Thank you so much miss Owens Two and two. So what is that eight ounce? Yeah, so we're using in biratex light today. It is a two-part resin This is one-to-one Also beat they can't hear you on cameras yet speak up and it's a great resin I've I don't think I've ever had a problem with it It doesn't have a crazy strong smell In fact, I can't even smell it until like a whole bunch of heat hits it For a long time if you're just not joining us here our color palette tonight We got some new gold This is the acrylic kind by Montana We never really use black right I guess we do We use black on like on black when it's a background. Yeah, we never we rarely use black in it Right, so this is gonna be I'm scared of it This was my original color palette and I said take away black just because I'm afraid it's gonna get muddy But we're gonna do I want to try to do that negative thing Again the negative space and just do colors in the middle So I think what I'll do is I'll put the I'll put clear down Then white pink Let it kind of flow together and then maybe add a black and maybe a two real thin Set it set it in the gold Excited about the palette it'll look good mix that Um Clara, I'm glad you tried the white on white. I wonder if you could send me how yours turned out.  Kim I can absolutely answer whatever questions you have just you can message me you can do them in the comments You can ask them here Happy to answer Hi, Tammy It's like we try to do a queue it like set up a Q&A, but are all of our posts are I know they're just all Q&A Judy said she bought some of the black 2.0 since we were talking about it the other night Hasn't gotten in yet. I hope he gets in by Thursday. I'd like to see it in person See if it actually looks like a black hole. Yeah, I'd like no reflection. No nothing Janet says she uses black as a negative space and puts white where you want the lighter colors Not a bad Way to do that Perth is in the house. Hi, Candy Laurie welcome the Drips under the board up sometimes will tape it off and then pull the tape off Three hours into the curing process and that will alleviate. Nope eliminate the drips if we forget and go to bed and The drips harden you can use a heat gun to heat it up and like an exacto blade to cut it off Oh, it's right here And lastly if it sets too long you can always Sand it off Be careful though because this happened to me last time I used the sander Kim, are you looking for resin to buy online or like in person? What is the reason for not using oil paints? I saw a video tonight and the lady said her experience with it caused it to cure glass hard So I experimented and can let you know how it does all right and from experience. I may have mixed too much really pigmented Oil paint into the resin. I don't know but Since the nature of oil paint it like never really sets it makes the resin never really set and I had like Leaks of color out of the front of my canvas it looked like there were little holes and It leaked out of the front onto my floor It was the weirdest thing it looked like it was melting from the inside and it never stopped It looked like it was a possessed painting like if you were to see a painting in a movie like poltergeist Being a ventilated area and have a ventilator or respirator on Chris in the last video. I think the highest is like 84 That's all the spray paint we use for small amounts. We'll see you can you can see how How it paid like when you stir it? But this is blackout black like if you guys are destroying this We love this black. It's by Montana It's called blackout Tar black and it is 100% amazing for backgrounds. If you want to paint a background Oh last video. I think our highest at Whatever point was 84 people You're gonna put more in it has to be online Kim Art resin is good. Although I haven't used that much of it because it's hella expensive for my budget Promarine is really similar to it and Also, I like countertop epoxy FX and Envirotex light all of which you can order online. I will link all of those in the description box below after I post this video So you can have just a list Why it's fine the purple painting in the back is beautiful. Thank you I had to let that dry it one more day because I use a really strong adhesive that hadn't set fully so As soon as that's done, which is probably tonight. I'll put the clear resin over it and Post the video on that. I would show you guys how I'm doing this, but they would get on the camera Yolo, you put it if you try and you don't want to spray it directly into it. So you Put that tip right at the edge and just spray so it kind of hits it and goes around So you don't get any splash back. It will splash when it gets too much in there This is not our favorite Rust-oleum. This is an acrylic based Gold not the enamel like the other kind So this stuff works good if you want to do those veins. That's true And then I Guess I would like to call that just butterfly Yeah, and sometimes it doesn't cure, but I've heard of people that had no problems at all with putting oil paint into their paintings This is some bright-ass pink y'all From loop Pro writing tools if you're new to graffiti writing means a graffiti writer A graffiti writer is a graffiti artist. Also, I don't know how many of the ladies down there graffiti writers She took me painting when I first met her That's how she got me to go do something with her. She invited me to go painting and I turned her down a couple times. He did.  It depends on what you're going for the enamel Sticks to itself better This is some like why is it bad? No, it's just really thin. Oh Maybe add more reds in It depends what look you're going for ultimately Depends on the piece of which I'll I will if we use the enamel or acrylic All right Greetings from SoCal. Do you do anything in particular to keep the spray can tips clean show them the thing? well You can after you spray Turn it upside down Until there's nothing coming out but air. There's a little bitty paint coming out But there's none right now that'll clean the tip of your However, you can probably take like mineral spirits or a paint thinner and wipe it wipe the tip off with And we've soaked them in a paint thinner before but it didn't really get in there to clean it all out The other thing was oh Rustilium most of them are Multidirectional caps so you can't use that trick up. It won't ever clean out. Yeah the this stuff They make it three good Two times it goes you could paint with it upside down sideways and it just keeps painting Rita Kess does use oil paint and she does it very well with her resin. She is probably a magician or a wizard That secrets miss Owen says she uses resin and oil together and it works beautifully. So maybe it does work I may have just used too much Yeah, he did he said no twice We're gonna do a negative type or again. How do you know how much resin use for each port? We use estimated guess situation there are plenty of Like what is it equations? Math, there's math out there to figure out how much you need per square inch. I However I'm not good at those things. So we kind of just eyeball it and if we have stuff left over then we will make coasters or another canvas Another canvas So this is the first time we're using this spray paint. So you don't know how Yeah, Lou if you put it on the if you use the enamel gold spray paint Raw without mixing it into the resin.  I think that's just the the nature of enamel Judy wants to know number one. Why did you have to ask? Oh, why did I have to ask you out? And also, are you insane? Because I didn't know I didn't know about her. I was a new to town And so I just I just did it myself So I'm a business lady like that We'll tell the story later about How that really went down It's actually a long funny story. Let's see I just bought a bunch of PBO paints and tried to try and resin this summer shy, um A lot of those like the fairy tale ones or whatever like the moon something or other You have to use them carefully because they'll give you pits like Rosie blast does Are there different caps for spray paint there are a billion different caps I Would show you but we have we have quite a few we probably have like a hundred different caps. I mean They don't stay good forever the working time of the resin that we use is about 40 minutes and Ideal temperatures for resin, which is about it's a dry 75 The trick is trying to get it out of out of your bucket Put it in a cup another cup kind of mess with it. Don't let it set in the bucket for You know 30 minutes or it'll definitely start heating up Are y'all tried rostolium's hammered effects line? I use the hammered effects on a Lip painting that I did and I have some leftover and I'm going to use it in Resin because I think those types of paints would give super interesting results in resin Just because they're so different. I'm gonna try that for y'all Do y'all sell the pieces you bank Mackenzie? We absolutely do as full-time artists everything that we paint even if we love it enough to keep it is for sale Like Bertha. I wanted to keep her but when I finish her she will be for sale All those pieces we have to finish up because they'll be for sale Thank you so much sir B Where do you sell them? Do you have an Etsy page? I do have an Etsy page that I haven't updated since We got it It's just a lot between all the social media that we do and The website and keeping everything up to date since we do a fresh painting every day It's just a lot So I haven't updated my Etsy, but we have Somewhere hold on This is our social media that I will show you and he's done doing that because I don't want you to miss anything It's a great color Hi Ella, that's fun Hey Marjorie The whites not an animal is it? It's just acrylic to right great paint Interesting if it was green it would remind me of the Joker's question mark from like the old Batman movies All right, I don't know how this is gonna. I'm scared to use this well if you don't want to then Leave it pink and white and gold. I know it's great Does it look too much like a question mark? I think it does it looks 100% like a question mark Robin says she did her first resin pour the other day and it Went like a jelly wasn't sure how long to keep stirring. I thought I had to get all the bubbles out Now it's in the bin Robin Depending on what quantity you're stirring up like for this amount we do for like two minutes Something like that. You just want to mix it till it's clear. You can't mix the bubbles out because Mixing it together creates the bubbles so it would be impossible to mix it out. What happened is Your resin cured in the cup because it's confined and so it got really hot really quick more than likely it may have started to smoke So the idea is to mix it till you don't see like I Don't know swirly lines in it and get it out of the cup as soon as possible to have the longest working time Also, what brand were you using? What's a discord chat? Ellen says you have a lot of control with your resin Well, this is the thing with what I just did this I Do that a lot in my artwork Like I do a lot of filligree and lettering and That's I think I just get that from my airbrush background from doing t-shirts. That looks like an octopus tentacle If you don't want to use it, let's do this. Let's we'll get one of those boards You just did make this a background. Okay. Do you want me to go ahead and pour it on it negative? No How warm are your resin right before you go to use it not when it's already activated being warm right now? Like that's the thing you have to you have to get it out of it Chris are you talking about like putting the bottles in Water like a warm or hot water to get it to thin out Hi, Dan. It is e-science for sure Solid solutions. That's supposed to be a pretty good brand. I think what happened is You just left it in your mixing cup for too long and when air can't get to it it'll speed up the heating and curing process so I Would say try it again and Just makes it until you know it's like fully incorporated with itself So just until you can't see the two different Mixtures mixing together. I don't even know if that made sense Looks like a musical note Tammy I will ask Linda about about all that Rod says your resin stays in place really well his just flushes off to the sides We prep this canvas three times to make sure it was as stiff as possible and That's the most like controlled resin pour I've ever seen I'm pretty positive Thank You Kelly Get you a pointy stick. I just tripped. Okay. I've heard good things about solid solutions. I haven't looked into it myself Hi, Barbara McKenzie, we definitely do custom pieces for people. That's Probably two-thirds of our sales are from custom ordered pieces When mixing you have to clear the convection's currents. That's when it's fully mixed That's yeah, what I was thinking Moe He's just on it dog on it Rod says he really wants to take a few paint buckets of resin and just throw them into the air and onto a canvas like giant splashes That is exactly what he wants to do Like I'm looking for a larger studio just so I can figure out how to make that happen Like I want to I want to take I want to stand in the middle of the 15 by 15 foot canvas on the floor and Take a big old bucket of black and just Go in a circle just like Splashing the big circle Lori I am working on Getting my geode life together. I've had a couple people ask me about it I'm going to test what I've read up on all the homework that I've done all the stuff to mix into it that I collected And I'm going to figure it out for you guys and show you all the secrets that I've Picked up and learned on my own about geoding. I'm gonna do the first one. I've ever tried Probably this week Erica go to the sidewalk and Jeff can dump the paint if I could throw paint out of this window All right, I would totally do it but that building right there is Headquarters for the Dallas police, so man Lucy's he's also looking for a studio where you can do a crazy large piece and get nuts with the paint Why don't you use a flame torch? Flame touch or flame torch Jeff prefers the torch over It's just easier access to get to the Do you ever try putting a spray gold directly on the stick then running it through your piece like that? It's basically what that is what I'm doing It has just a little bit of resin in it so that It it sinks in with it It sinks in with the resin, but it still needs a shiny coat And if you have to sand it down, and it's just raw resin on top you're gonna scrape away the luster of the gold So you want to mix just minimal little bit of resin Into it, but I know you're talking about stone coat countertops does that? He'll like sprayed on the stick and then do veins Thank You Steve How can you create a gold swirl on a white background? Is that a wrap are you leaving? Let me see it What were you saying? What light my new light I hope these cells stay that way Oh, they will look at that. That pink is just bananas. Oh, you could see the gold.  Yeah, all right, let's get to it before that resin dries. I mean sets, you know what I mean Hi, Gloria Hey McKenzie that'd be awesome. I would love to do some custom pieces for your new permit send me an email at this email address and If you want if any of you guys want to tag us and any of our social media, that's that And these are the sponsors all the way up till 5 p.m. Today, so thank you to all of y'all It means the world to us so oh that giveaways on the 22nd So yeah, Thornton artists till death is our email address All right, this is a board right? Okay, my kids interrupted me Yeah, of course you can't go backwards in live videos, but I Will post the video so it'll be like a regular one after I end the live feeds. I'll see you can ask the question again And I'll answer it again shy. I remember those troll dolls. I wish I still had mine Do you know where we can purchase the Maui blue? I checked and that was $60 They sent that to us just to try it out, but I can probably Talk to them about sending out because that's where the full Like big container is I bet they sell it in like ounces or like artists because Maui comes from a company that does floors So they do larger Quantities, I'll figure that out for you Laurie Next one with glitter, please We'll do a glitter one get some glitter in that pink. What color? Silver silver check put it in what? Mmm, you're gonna trust me with this just okay I always over glitter. I'm gonna say that may be enough It's super thick. Oh, wow. I told you Tuning in late, but gorgeous piece. Thanks Natalie. I Can't see the names. Okay Barbara if you hang on for just a minute so I can get this done I will pull that page back up for y'all. I just don't want to miss anything. He's doing Do you to take a lot of time to level the surface? We definitely do make sure the surface is level We have one of those big industrial level bars. I don't know what they're called Some people use their phone to Judy wants to know how did artist till death come about I had a Clothing type of Clothing line about ten years ago And I've always just I've always written it like I've always Written artists till death just because that's I guess what I feel like like I'm an artist till I die like it's what I know. It's what all I've done my whole life So I would be an artist He's just an artist till death Are we coming to San Diego anytime soon? We do we travel a lot you're right. It is not possible to over glitter. I'm surprised that this gold is acting like that The enamel spray paint How about Ohio can put Ohio on the list You should make t-shirts that say artists till death I would buy Thank You Maxine Have you been to Australia before no man, but it is so on my bucket list. I can't even tell you I want to go so bad so many of y'all awesome Resin artists are there And it'd be amazing to meet y'all in person Come to Massachusetts. Very Jody Jody oh Jody Jody. Maybe I'll use this as a base of to my geo Tammy of course who will film the making of your piece Chicago Plus one on the shirts. We have like four people that want shirts Thank You Tim. What about live classes and seminars? I Want to do one of those so bad. I just don't know how many people in Dallas would attend or make the trip I don't know. I guess I should put feelers out It's black. I'm not digging the black. I'm glad I didn't Put that in there. I'm not feeling it. I'm feeling the black That's weird how it Tim's only five hours north Karen said she'd fly down Maybe we should do that. Let's talk to Art Co about putting a class together You may not like the black with this piece, but it's Very interesting You like to get burned. No, that just happened one time Wine and pour exactly Did you guys go to Monica class? No The black would look good with a rich green. I agree Margarita in a corn Mexico Yes, ma'am 100% We are really good friends with a hotel owner down in Isla mojadis in Cancun I Think that would be amazing to set up something like that We could also just go to Judy's This is strange. Thank you, baby I would love to see photos of that if you want to send it to my email address Thornton at artists till death To tease to elves and here you go Barbara The names if I forgot anybody just let me know and I will 100% add you I started that list way late. Thank you, Rod. I Would definitely fly from Iowa. Maybe we should Y'all I'm out of wine. So I'm I'm down to Rose Cider Sippy sippy. Thank you Clara Let's see. Let me go back. I miss people. I'll totally buy a shirt. I'd buy a shirt I've done two resin pieces 24 by 80 inch desks All right, I see you Tim. We do tables a lot. In fact, we're about to do one That's gonna be a junk food table. Y'all aren't even ready for that We're gonna encase real junk food in resin Put it in a table and then resin over the whole thing. I have it all planned out I did my homework. I just have to do it. I'm scared. That looks like vining Wait, can you see that though under the light? Yeah, Natalie said King Koon thumbs up thumbs up Judy's place does look amazing. I've done all the research on how gorgeous that spot is and as a chef That's silver makes like a layer that I I Know they look like leaves. Yeah, that's called control control I wonder if it acted like that because of the glitter It's seldom Within itself weird It's held in it. Not like it didn't travel Hey, Rona Robin says she likes how we get along, you know, I had someone comment on a video that we posted and Was like, can y'all not fight in every video? I was like, what? Okay, I'll continue to not fight in every video Thank you so much Clara. I did black and emerald and gold etc That sounds beautiful Do you said we should set up a weak workshop at her place in Belize? Yes, ma'am People like the peace beam. All right, the consensus is that we have to get shirts. Oh Yeah, I really want to do shirts. We have a friend that will make them for us It is it's supposed to be a junk food table for a pub in town It's not a pub. It's a drive bar.  Does your resin stay cool while you work it Robin? I'm sure that it's getting really warm because we're like really close to the end of the working time for this Particular brand of resin. Yeah, I love that what I did there It's really subtle I know it's crazy that they're it's staying that looks like a for real leaf that I couldn't even paint If I tried Love those details that Jeff is doing I do too. Look the gold stayed with itself inside of the gold. I don't even know This is just something that he used to do Or still does when he paints with his airbrush And a paintbrush. He does a lot of filigree Fun fact y'all he used to paint motorcycles and cars Airbrush like design works on them design works. I don't know if that's real So what's up? Is it is it setting? You can feel it. You can like we can definitely feel it. I like how these colors look together I want to do a black and gold a white one What's happening? Ellen said she can't paint filigree to save her life. She's been trying for 20 years I tried one night and it looked like Just scribbles But he's got it down Are you gonna add more to it No, because I don't know what to do Well, what do you got left? I have black left Mm. You got a pit right there And said if she had the money she would fly us up to do a custom paint job on her dad's challenger He hasn't done a car in so long I've painted so many cars so many lowriders so many motorcycles so many motorcycle helmets so many bicycles And It's a it's a whole different whole different thing in a car hood Let's see how your other one's doing Yeah, it's fun It's a fun little whimsical piece In case you guys want to send me some of your artwork photos There's the information That looks like a completely different pink Just the light You'll have to see this gold under light I don't think That the pink is too harsh at all All right, it's crazy how much that gold lights up when Anything hits it Oh, I didn't know it faded out right there I never even thought to do That stuff that I do like because I always thought it was just so You know what I'm saying like it just doesn't stay I love man.  I can't wait to see how that one sets You guys seeing this are you seeing this amazing this You're done Here's the other one the last time we tried to do white on white Mmm It just looks a little sloppy I love that part Okay So people they want to buy some of our work These are all for sale This is the one we just did Yesterday Yeah, that's yesterday's I just want to get a shot of this metallic blue Can you see it? Yeah, when you move the light over it you can see the shimmer and how it changes colors Tammy, I appreciate it. Thank you so much That's my favorite part of it. I want to do one with just that like You just you what you do is you just you pour just a little thin line And you heat it up And you barely blow on it like you blow right next to it And it just kind of seeps in with the other colors Mm-hmm You're gonna get the black light So this one we did two nights ago and it actually glows Under a black light, so I'm gonna show you guys that before I let you go before I dismiss the class Um people ask about our sides all the time we It depends depends on what it looks like and if the client Most of our clients like a raw organic edge Like people don't even ask about it when they buy a painting If they want the edges done then we'll sand it down and do a flood coat But we haven't had anybody's request that so All right when someone does I'll make a video All right, we're gonna show you guys this piece in The dark and now in a black light All right, so this is with light And this is with black light You're dumb It's scary. It's scary. We're not scared. Look at the price tag as well All right with I will say that If you're gonna do Um a piece like this. Oh feet here put this over the fluorescent pink when we just did Don't use craft paint. What did we use last night? It was horrible Oh I didn't even really think about it, but this is a fluorescent pink and it just glows fluorescent Like hot orange hot orange That's interesting good to know Wow Yeah, that was um well this part is No, I can't see it Um, we didn't make that much golden glow into this. We'll do another one that has that right here has golden glow Put a light on it for a second It'll be a lot more like evident in the dark Here hold this All right, she's gonna go turn the lights off All right, so we're gonna put this light on it. It's only like in this area right here It glows Control Yeah a little bit We probably could have just mixed it Alone put it in there and then put the paint over it. They would it would glow like crazy, but we mix it in with paint Yeah, there you go What is the name of the hot pink spray paint it is called Flow pink 413 it is by loop The gold on this one is montana gold It's just oh It's acrylic not regular It is acrylic it's Gold chrome very appropriate um tomorrow just gonna go live at his mural painting in deep elem And um He'll show you a little bit about what he's doing there. It's not moving at all Um tomorrow night, we're gonna do another piece for you. We may even do a lip painting I don't even know if y'all are interested. I have to do a 30 inch by 40 inch of that So I don't know if you guys want to see the process, but I'll post it And I'm gonna do that tonight and post it in the morning And what else is coming up? What else? Um, thank you to everybody contributed If you don't see your name on here, I type this up When I can't see straight at the end of the day, so if I forgot anybody Just message me. I have no problems Admitting that I make a lot of mistakes If you want the skins, we have them I'm collecting a box of them for the people that are requesting them They do come apart What else is happening? No, no, what else is happening? You tell me Um, I think that's it tomorrow night. We're gonna do another pour With some glow in the dark powders. I think that we just Haven't used yet there like this one glows blue And then I have two more that glow Purple and a whole bunch of other colors. So We'll be doing that one tomorrow if you have any requests questions comments concerns anything Please leave it in the comment box below I'll leave our contact information And the stuff that we use in the video and all that in the description box And please feel free to tag us Hashtag a t d a r t We're doing out there. So good night everybody. Bye I said bye. I said bye


Welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien a TFNN. We have five days a week, we go seven hours a day, we go 24 hours a day on the internet at TFNN.com. Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever. You focus on growth so everyone's having a great day, safe day, let's make it a great night folks. Let's take a look at one of our four agreements. Create new agreements based on respect and love. Take the responsibility to make new agreements with those you love. The agreement doesn't work. Change the agreement, create a new one, and use your imagination to explore all the possibilities. Market wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industrial's down 223, Nasdaq's off 309, S&Ps are off 50, gold contract down $7.50, trading at 19.21 an ounce. We have silver down 16 cents, 24 dollars, 42 cents an ounce, the late sweet crude off a buck 59, 101.69, notes and bonds. Ten year note down one full point plus four ticks at 120, 30, 30 year off two points plus eight at 146.20 and King dollar. King dollar was up 492 ticks, trading 99, 490. The year was at 109. The end is at 123.60 and the British pound is at 130 to one U.S. dollar. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call folks. I know what's going on in your world. In the world of the S&Ps, let's take a look at them. What do you have? So the spy out here folks, bottom line, is already giving up everything that came up yesterday. I suspect tomorrow we're gonna go after this swing point of 449.  No doubt, but it looks to me that this is not over as we come into the close. US, okay, yes. Okay, so we're down 50 points. I'm gonna do this intraday because we just broke a B point of a small ABC down. But I'm being conservative when I'm saying a small one because I'm just taking the last leg. You got monster volume in. Okay, now let's bring this back. So when you're looking, if you happen to be watching my chat here, right? What you have to do is you bring it back to, I've reached about this back to six days and you can see what happened. We just broke basically a consolidation. You're coming into the close of Friday. That's where we had a little pop. Now the top of that close folks is 45, 42. Well, guess what? We blew through that like nothing with volume. So what is that set up? That sets up all the way down the end of this because it's 4,508 and right now you're at 4,528. And it's not too late to get there. The hour just started. That's the bottom line. We go take a look at the NDX 100 first. We'll take a look at the cues. You take a look at these cues out here. If you're gonna see same type of setup, you've got 46 million chairs traded. Bottom line, you went highest, they were 45. We're going into this small bar from Friday with volume. 358 is the number. And I suspect we're probably gonna see in the NASDAQ, it's just gonna jump the creek.  And bottom line is that by the time we're done today, we are gonna be down over 1.95%. Yeah, well, there you go. We're 2.15 right now on the way down. So it's gonna be a wild, well, it is a wild market, but it's gonna get a lot more wild than I think most folks actually think here. Gold, gold contract hasn't held price out here. Now, we have 136,000 contracts traded, which is like contract volume. That being said, however, guess what? When I say it hasn't held price, 1934 is the number. We're going into two separate places where gold has rejected lower price. And we'll see whether it's gonna reject lower price at the lows, but the way this is trading right now is saying that it is gonna go to the low that was established last week, which is that 19, no, 1893. That's what this is set up, because you got into the bar of 1934. It's light volume, you're going into volume of 215,000, but the bottom line, once you get into it that far, that's saying, hey, it wants to go into that level. And we'll go to King Dala and take a look at King Dala, because it's all about King Dala here. King Dala is basically either approach, well, it is approaching its highs. It might've just took it out. It did. Okay, so King Dala, the last high up here is 99,418. You're at 99,495. Now, this opens up a pretty heavy number inside King Dala. It really opens up that high that was established of 10380 going all the way back to 2017, April of 2017. That's how this is kind of set up. We'll see if it gives it up again. Every time it gets up to this level, it seems to give it up and give it up in spades. We go to the tenure note. Let's take a look at the tenure note, because this baby just keeps going south, fast and furious.  Whoa, baby, this would be a beauty. It, okay, so let's see. 1.7 million, or 1.5. Well, we'll see whether it can get 200,000 at the close. If you get 200,000 at the close, this is a monster, man. Because the eight point on this is 120904. The B is, I'll call it 121, when I say that's eight bucks. That's gonna bring you down to 117. And right now you're at 12031. So it's certainly a big number. Some of the higher, oh, TWTR, let's go to Twitter. You got Elon Musk, you know, bottom line yesterday. He turns around and says it's the passive investment. So this is how this shook out, folks. Elon Musk bought 10% of it. He filed a 13F saying that it was a passive investment. And then he actually went on Twitter and basically I started asking people yesterday, put an edit button, all that. It's gonna get really intriguing between him and the SEC again, okay? And then all of a sudden today he's gonna be on the board and tomorrow the CTO is probably gonna be gone. That's my speculation, not tomorrow, but he's gonna be gone. That being said, bottom line is that let's see when we take a look at this on a longer basis. So we put this on a monthly. That's gonna be interesting, man, because this did come back to where it had a lot of support. It took off, it has volume on the takeoff for sure. Yeah, this can get up to like 68 bucks and right now you're 51. It's Tom O'Brien, this is TFNN, you stay right there. Folks, I'm in, Mr. Basil Chapman's gonna be coming back. We're gonna be riding that wave with Basil. Dow Industrial's right now, down to 252.  Hold on for the ride, folks, because we're going south.


Welcome to Top of the TV's, it's the Everton News Daily. It's Thursday and Sean Lice has had his first Everton press conference as Everton manager pre-off the Arsenal game on Saturday and to be honest I thought it was quite a good interview. He speaks for every truly, he's just down to earth and he's just honest and to be honest he's just given us some stuff that we sort of wanted to hear. We spoke a bit about transfers and you know we did say he didn't like talking about other close players but he'd only mentioned you know free transfers and stuff like that and he'd give us some injury updates as well so I took some quotes from his press conference and I've got them on my phone and he says all I've seen is hard work particularly in the recruitment area I was there seeing it all and in reference to Deadline Day he was saying he was there you know pretty much while all the staff was there right to the end and they were working really hard to try and get stuff done so that's sort of basically saying yeah we're trying to get players over the line. He says I'm not going to just sign players for the sake of signing them and you never see them they've got to affect the team which is fair enough, yeah fair point. If they're going to come in and just sit on the bench and not even be a part of the squad then there's no point in wasting money on them that's a good point. He said there was no promises over signings, what promises can be made in recruitment there are loads of calls made on offers so he says more about Everton offering you know wages, fees and they were just getting turned down all players weren't coming to us. He says he's looking at the free agent market but first focus is on looking at players already at club you know and that's a good point as well because players are free agents for a reason I said that yesterday with Andrew Ryu you know there's a reason why clubs haven't signed them yet. He said the message is clear there's been unity we need that back in support we'll give them honesty and work ethic just give us a window. So just basically explain what was going on in that Deadline Day I still think fans will want some more communication from the top of the club in my opinion. In terms of other players he mentioned he gave us an injury update he said Godfrey's closer, he's been training as well he's getting fitter but Ghana is a little bit off and if you watch my start on 11 show for the Arsenal game I didn't put Godfrey in it because I don't think he'll be ready but hopefully Godfrey is ready soon because he's a cyber player you're just one of the team basically because he loves getting stuck in he's fit, he's mobile and I'm sure Sean Dykes likes to play he likes to tackle so hopefully he'll be back soon ready to play. Moving on Nottingham Forest our reporter is leading the role for Andrew Ryu so yesterday's story was a big one Ryu was linked to Forest Palace and Everton I thought he'd choose Palace my opinion when I'm coming to Everton is 33 years of age he's not old but he's a player you would deem past it he's been playing for ALSAD so Premier League, French League going to play for ALSAD and then coming back to the Premier League surely he's probably passed his peak now I just didn't think it was a very good link I don't think it would say a lot about our recruitment if he went and got Andrew Ryu in a free but listen like I said yesterday Forest have only signed about 100 players so they obviously need to get one or two more so if they're leading the role for Andrew Ryu, fair play to them fair play to them anyway because they've signed a lot of players they've got Kaila Navas which is a great sign in my opinion and they've got other players, I think they've got six in January they're just trying to strengthen the team to ensure they stay up they're taking that risk and it seems to be paying off because they have been playing pretty well so fair play to them but it looks like Andrew Ryu is not coming to Everton there has been links to Isco who played for Real Madrid he is a free agent also, whether he can fit into Everton's system we're yet to know because we haven't seen Everton's system under Shaun Dice Shaun Dice did say in his press conference he was asked about Isco and he said it's all doomed to it's all down to whether players will fit into his team and fit into the system are they going to play him if not there's no point signing players and have them sat in 50 grand whatever wages they would be on to not play so finally, former Everton defender and a favourite of mine when I was a kid John Heitinger, you may remember him in the Mois area he actually won a player of the season, might have been 2012 he's been appointed the Ajax head coach until the end of the season a lot of love for John Heitinger, I thought he was a really good player hard worker, I've got some great memories of him playing I remember the 4-4 United at Old Trafford he played I thought he was excellent, he had some excellent games for Everton I probably could have highlighted a better game then a game we couldn't see the 4 goals in, but there you go he's been appointed Ajax head coach until the end of the season and I hope he was really well and I hope they keep him on because he's a nice fellow and why wouldn't you wish some good luck but yeah, there you go, that's all the news for today if you want more videos that are live daily exclusive videos then do join us on Tovi TV Premier make sure you like this video and subscribe to Tovi TV on YouTube there will be a QR code on the screen in about 3 seconds where it will take you to Tovi TV Premier, if you do scan it thanks for watching, see you later


The Grape Nuts and Grape Nuts Flakes Program starring Jack Benny, with Mary Livingston, Phil Harris, Dennis Day, and yours truly, Don Wilson. Say, folks, do you know what it is to wake up some morning with that just-can-face-it feeling? Why, sure, you know. It's the day you get out on the so-called wrong side of the bed. Well, that's the morning to be doubly certain. There's a big bowl of crisp and cheerful grape nuts or grape nuts flakes to clap your eye on. First thing when you get to the table. They look so good, and boy, they are so good. You'll feel all perked up in no time at all. Yes, and you'll keep right on feeling perked up all morning long because both grape nuts and grape nuts flakes are crammed full of sustaining energy giving, whole grain nourishment, iron, niacin, vitamin B1, plus proteans, too.  Remember, you haven't had a thing to eat for 10 or 12 hours. 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Yes, we counted and recounted those ballots 20 times. And Paul Lucas is still the winner. Goodbye. Rochester, there's nothing to laugh at. All right, I was wrong about it. The award is a serious business. In totaling the ballots, the results can change up to the last minute. That's too complicated. Complicated? Yeah, in my business, all you gotta do is roll them out. I'm not interested in your business. Besides, I'm taking Miss Livingston to a movie, so get out my razor and give me a shave.  After all, yesterday I gave you a haircut. What are you talking about? I wasn't even home yesterday. What's that got to do with your hair? Well, that's the silliest thing I ever heard of. The hair on a toupee doesn't grow. The one you bought doesn't. I'm talking about the one you trapped yourself. Yes, I did trap a couple of them.   Okay, but boss, do me a favor this time and break the monotony. What do you mean? When I cut you for heaven's sakes, bleed. Okay, okay, start shaving. When you cut me, nudge me and I'll force myself. Miss Livingston may get here a little early, so hurry up. I want to be ready when she arrives. Oh, butterfly, butterfly. Yes, Miss Livingston. Butterfly, I can't find my lipstick. Have you seen it? No, ma'am. Uh, how about my mascara? I haven't seen that either. Well, that's funny. Have you seen my false eyelashes? No, ma'am. My goodness, I can't even find my false fingernails. Butterfly, what are you laughing at? You certainly are lost, aren't you? Butterfly, a lot of girls wear false eyelashes and things to make them look prettier. But Miss Livingston, you don't need any of those things. I think you're very pretty. Oh, butterfly, you're just saying that. Oh, no, Miss Livingston. And another thing. I heard that Dorothy Lamour wishes she had something that you have. Really? What is it? Me. Help is hard to get, you know. I guess you're right. Now, butterfly, help me button up my dress. I've got to hurry over to meet Mr. Benny. He's taking me to a movie. He is? Yes, that's why I'm going to his house. Mr. Benny's taking me to the Cameo Theater, and it's in that neighborhood. Gee, the Cameo Theater? Yes, butterfly.  Not since they raised the price to 15 cents. 15 cents? He would. I'm going to call up Mr. Benny and tell him... Uh, come in. Oh, Miss Livingston, after all, you have a maid. Oh, I'm sorry, butterfly. You answer the door. Yes, ma'am. Go to the door. Yes, ma'am. Marry the goats and doze the goats and little lamb. Barbara, gee, I'm glad to see you. How's Bob? He's fine. I just heard from him this... Say, Mary, am I intruding? You look like you're going out. Oh, if you want to call it that, Jack's taking me to a movie, and I just found out it's a 15-cent one. I'll bet it's the Cameo Theater. It is the Cameo Theater. Has Bob ever taken you there? Not since they took out the benches and put in the folding chairs. For heaven's sake, I didn't know Bob was cheap, too. Well, he wasn't always, Mary, but he started running around with Jack, and he got some of it on him. Leave it to Benny. No kidding, Mary. Is Jack really that type? Barbara. All I know is, in Scotland, when two Scots meet, one says to the other, say, McGregor, did you hear the new one about Jack Benny? Anyway, I'm going to call Jack and tell him he can save his 30 cents because I'm not going to a movie... Say, wait a minute. What are you doing tonight, Barbara? Nothing. Good. Then you come to the movies, too, and we'll make Jack buy tickets for the three of us. Would you like to come? Oh, I'd love it. It'll probably be a cowboy picture, and I'll be able to whoop it up. Whoop it up? Yeah. I haven't whistled at anything since I got married. Let's go. Oh, boy, will Jack be sore. That's Rochester, what a rough shave you gave me.  Did you cut me?  Last time, you were going to shave me. It almost was. You can say that again. Well, that must be Mary now. Come in. Hello, Dennis. Hello, Mr. Benny. What are you doing here, kid? I had to see you because I'm still having trouble about my income tax. Dennis, I've explained it to you a dozen times. What did you tell him at the income tax office? I told him what you told me, that I make $186,000 a week. You told him that? Yeah, the tax man figured for three hours, and then he said I owed six and a half million dollars. Six and a half million dollars? Because I embarrassed. I didn't have that much with me. I've told you over and over again, $186,000 is your theoretical salary. You actually get $35 a week. Oh. Oh, what? I'll probably get a refund. I gave him a check for six and a half million dollars. Don't worry, you'll get the whole thing back. Anyway, Dennis, you shouldn't be pa... Excuse me, kid. Well, I'm here, Jack. Good. Now we can go to... Well, hello, Barbara. Hello, Jack. How are you? Fine. Come on in. Hello, Dennis. Hello, Miss Livingston. Barbara, I want you to meet Dennis Day. Dennis, this is Barbara Stanwyck. Barbara Stanwyck? Gee. Hello, little man. Little man? She should know what a wolf I am.  Well, I want Miss Stanwyck to have respect for me. Oh. I do respect you, Dennis, and I think you're very sweet, too. You do? Of course I do. Would you ask me for a date if you were sure I'd accept? Well, I wouldn't say that. You see, the man I like to go out with is... Well, my husband, Robert Taylor. But he's married. I certainly hope so. Let's start. It's time we went to the movie. You know, Mary, as long as Barbara dropped in, it isn't polite for us to go to the movies and leave her here. I mean, especially... Especially since... They took out the benches and put in the folding chairs. I didn't mean that. Anyway, I've got two passes. Say... Say, kids, I've got an idea. Why don't we stay home and play gin rummy? I don't want to play gin rummy. But Barbara wouldn't enjoy the picture. It's a Western. Oh, I love a good Western. But it's not a good Western, Barbara. You see, it was made since the beef shortage and the cattle thieves had a Russell Gophers. It's no good, you know? Well, if you don't want to go, we'll go by ourselves. Come on, Barbara. All right. Hey, kids, would you like to have my passes? No, Jack. We can make a better deal at the box office. Okay. Now, look, Dennis... Just a minute. Oh, Miss Stanwyck! Yes? I wish you wouldn't act so silly. What did I do that was so silly? Trying to date up Barbara Stanwyck at your age. It'd be silly you're at your age. What? What did you say? Miss Stanwyck would have fallen in love with me if it hadn't been for you. Me? What did I have to do with it? You don't pay me $186,000 a week. Well, that's the craziest thing I... Why would Miss Stanwyck fall in love with a kid like you? I could tell by the way she looked at me. You could tell what? That if you and Miss Livingston hadn't been here, she couldn't have controlled herself. Dennis, what's happened to you? I don't know, but it feels good. I've had enough trouble. Listen, I've had just about enough out of you.  What? I've been watching you.  Okay, and goodbye. Goodbye. And get your hand out of that fruit bowl.  I'll show him. Such a wise guy. He pays me $35 a week, treats me like a kid, and expects me to sing good. I'll get even with him. Next Sunday, I'll sing lousy. That's what I'll do. You're done right. I'll sing like this. But I'll sing lousy on the program, even if I have to practice to do it. I'll show Mr. Benny. Oh, darn it, I passed my house. Where have you been? I just came from Mr. Benny's house. I'll take a bath and no one will notice it. Say, where's mother? She went to work. Oh, who are you betting on? Strangler Lewis. I just had a big fight with Mr. Benny about Barbara Stanwyck. Who? Barbara Stanwyck. Chief Papa. She's beautiful. She's got eyes like stars, lips like rubies, a figure like Venus de Milo.  Even you're against me. Everybody's against me. I'm gonna get undressed and go to bed. I can get along without Mr. Benny, believe me. Last week I was on Frank Sinatra's program. When I stepped out on the stage, the girls screamed louder at me than they did at Sinatra. Then Frankie told me I forgot my pants. Frankie said I should have my own program and I'm gonna have it, too. And another thing, from now on I'm gonna listen to Fred Allen with the door wide open. No more of that sneaky stuff. I'll show Mr. Benny. Boy, this bed feels good. I don't need Jack Benny. Anyway, where would he be without his violin? I'm gonna have my own program one of these days and be a big star.  My own program. That's what I'll have. I'll show Mr. Benny my own program. Big star. Girls crazy about me. Big star. Hudson Grape Nuts Flakes program starring Dennis Day with Winston Churchill, Henry Morgenthau, Queen Elizabeth, Samuel Goldman and yours truly Gypsy Rose Lee. I don't have to sing anymore. I've got the best in show business. Take it, Don. And now, ladies and gentlemen, we'll open the Dennis Day program with a song by Nelson Harris and Jeanette McLivingston.  Coffee, a grape nut and you sung by Flattop and Mrs. Pruneface. I'll feature attraction tonight. I'll take it. Hello? Hello. I'd like to speak to Dennis Day, please. This is Miss Danwick. Miss Danwick? Gee, just a minute, please. It's for you, Dennis. It's Barbara Danwick. Oh, is that Dame calling again? She drives me nuts. Tell her I'm not in. But Dennis...  Tell her I'm not in. Miss Danwick, I'm sorry, but Mr. Day isn't in. I know he's there. I know it. I heard his voice. Tell him I've got to speak to him, please. Please. Yes, ma'am. Dennis, she insists on talking to you. Oh, all right. I'll give her a thrill. Dennis. Dennis, I must talk to you. It's urgent. Oh, hello, urgent. I want kid. Dennis. Dennis, I haven't heard from you in five days. What's the matter? What's happened between us? You've been neglecting me. You've changed. If there's anything I should know, I wish you'd tell me. Well, if you must know, I don't love you anymore, kid. Seventeen years to you alone. Some place where we can talk. Meet me at the Brown Derby. The Brown Derby? Okay, goodbye. Goodbye, darling. Hmm. Oh, well, I might as well meet her and get this over with. It's crowded here at the Brown Derby. A table for Mr. Day. A table for Mr. Day. A table for Mr. Day. A day for Mr. Table. A day for Mr. Table. A day for Mr. Table. A derby for Mr. Brown. A derby for Mr. Brown. A derby for Mr. Day. It's Derby Day. Oh, people are listening. Let's order something to eat. Oh, waiter. Waiter. Yes, Mr. Day. What will you have, sir? $186,000 on whole wheat toast. Yes, sir. And what will you have, madame? The same thing. And whole the toast. Yes, madame. But first, would you mind standing up for a minute? Why? We're taking out the benches and putting in folding chairs. Thank you. It's been such a wonderful evening. Just being near you again has given me something to live for. Well, I'm sorry, Barbara. But this is the end. I'm never going to see you again. Oh, no. No, Dennis, darling. Don't say that. You mustn't say that. I love you. I love you. You mustn't leave me. Tell me more. You fascinate me. You wouldn't dare. Oh, yes. She did it. She killed herself. But it wasn't my fault. I'm not to blame. I'm not to blame. Oh, yes, you are. Who said that? Ben. Saw you, Dennis Day. You killed her. No, I didn't, Mr. Benny. Really, I didn't. She killed herself. You drove her to it. And you'll sit and fry in the electric chair. No, I won't. No, I won't. Who killed her? She's dead. Barbara, speak to me. L-S-M-F-T. L-S-M-F-T. You killed her. You killed her. Get away from me. Get away from me. Mother. Oh, is that all? For a minute, I thought your mother'd come home. All right, now go back to sleep. Okay. Good night, Pop. Good night. Say, Butterfly. A butterfly, tell me something. Yes, Mr. Wilson. Is that really true about the cameo theater? I mean, that it only cost 15 cents. Oh, yes, Mr. Wilson. Jerome and I used to go and sit right through till breakfast time. Oh, my goodness. Did you get awfully tired? Yes, we did, Mr. Wilson. But then we'd go out and eat a good breakfast. Well, that's fine. Then you could do a better job. Yes. We could go back to the cameo theater and sleep. Oh, Butterfly, how you talk. But friends, a good breakfast, one that features crisp, crunchy, malty, rich grape nuts, will help you do a better job no matter what the job is. Or grape nuts bring you all around whole grain nourishment, one kind of nourishment you need every day.  So if you want to sit all day at the movies, eat a good breakfast, do a better job, and be sure to include delicious, malty, rich grape nuts. Well, folks, we'll be with you next Sunday night at the same time. And I want to thank Warner Brothers for allowing Dennis Day to dream about Barbara Stanwyck. Good night, folks.


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