Today we are fishing an urban creek in the middle of the city. This is a natural creek that branches off a main river in South Georgia. We've caught many of good fish here in the past, so let's see what we can get on today. All right boys, we're out here at this urban canal in this downtown city in Georgia. It's been so long since I've fished some canals and I am super excited about it today. I actually have a special guest in the video. We're gonna go back and rig up our poles, but this is the canal that we're gonna be fishing. This actually goes a long way and there's a couple different sections of this canal. We've caught a lot of fish here in the past and I haven't fished it in about four years, so I'm excited to see what we end up pulling out of here. But there are some really big bass in this canal. All right boys, we're about to get rigged up. Before we do that, what's going on A-Dub? What's up? Been a while since you've been on the channel man. We're here now, that's what matters. Yes sir, so me and A-Dub are about to get after it. We're gonna go ahead and rig up our poles and just get the fishing and hopefully we can catch some big fish today. I have some high hopes for this. We've caught some in the past, like I said. Before we get deeper into this video, only 27% of you all watching these videos are actually subscribed, so if you could take the time and the subscribe button really helps the channel. I'd appreciate it. I'm gonna put me on a striking rage bug. This is one of my favorite crawls. Got a feeling no one's gonna throw one of these. But this right here is gonna catch me a bass. Beautiful. Oh, sorry dude, it sneezed about a hundred times. I don't know what just happened to me. He's allergic.  So what you got going? Okay. Rage bug. I like that. So you got a rage bug on the Texas rig. I think I'm gonna throw the rage crawl. I called it. And maybe we bring some sankos with us too, you know? We're gonna walk away down this canal guys, so. We need to bring the backpack. Possibly, possibly bring the backpack. You know like Dora? Backpack, backpack. Well, I think we're good to go boys. Think it's about time to start casting and see what we can catch. Starting off down here, I'm throwing the muck one combo today. We're both throwing a Texas rig for the reason that the area we are fishing is very, very thick cover. And you could probably get away with throwing something like a frog maybe, maybe a wacky rig, something like that. But in the water like this, you really need something that's gonna be kind of weedless that you can fish the structure really good. All right boys, let's get this started and see what we can do. Hopefully we'll catch some freaking toads today. We've done really well in canal videos in the past and it's just been honestly so long since we filmed and I'm pretty pumped about it. So it's got a good bit of wood in this canal, a lot of agitation on the bank as well. And I think our prime bait is just gonna be a Texas rig today. We might switch up to something, maybe a spinner bait or a chatter bait, but to be honest, we're kind of throwing off at an angle. This canal is a little low. It's down in a hole. So I think our best options, more than likely a Texas rig. If we hook a really big bass, it might be a little hard for us to get them up on the bank. Ooh, kind of felt like a bite. We're just a lot of cover. Yeah, we're just gonna hunt around and see what we can do. If they're not binding this canal, there's some other canals in the city as well that we can hit. If you guys wanna see some more of the urban videos or just canal videos in general, let us know because we'd love to film some more for y'all. I'm just trying to film some different stuff. It's been a minute since we filmed just like a pure fishing video too. So any ideas you have, please drop them down below if we listen to you. Ooh, I thought I had a bite. There was just something on the bottom. We do have some nice pipes right here. Oh dude, I watched him eat it. Right in front of that pipe. Yeah, I watched him swirl on it. That was crazy. Yeah, I didn't even know that pipe was there. We haven't even been fishing for five minutes. That was probably five cast. Eight of's already on board. That was a really good bite too. Not a bad fish. Yeah, he isn't bad. He's not bad, he's nice and healthy. Look at that little spot on the bottom of him. You see that? It's like a little scar mark. Weird. Wow, pretty dude, good job. Yeah. Yeah, that's a good start. Oh, I see it now. I never even noticed that. He bite it good? Yeah dude, he smoked it. Smoked it. You know how these like river fish and canal fish are, dude? They hammer it. I gotta give him a little gentle toss down here. He's good to go. First one of the day, let's go. You see that tree right there? That looks crazy. I flipped over there and then I was like, oh, there's a pipe right here. I was like, this pipe looks really good. Then I had a piece of grass on my line, so I popped it and when I did, all I could see was a shadow. I was like, oh dude, then he took it and started running with it. There's like a huge concrete slab right here. Should be a fish on that. Like you see these concrete blocks? There's literally a piece 10 times the size of that right there in the water. Oh no. I think it was a really small bass or it might have been a war mouth or something. Dude, there's a huge fish. I don't know what that is, but I just saw his tail. He's right here under water. I don't even know what that was, boys. Like something very massive. If that was a bass, it was definitely seven, eight pounds. I don't think that it was a bass. It almost looked like some sort of a carp, but his tail was like super light too. It's kind of weird looking. I'm just trying to make it a little cast down. Parallel with this bank. Got him. Yes, sir. I knew it. I figured out what they're doing. They're sitting right here on this closed bank. It's exactly what they're doing. That one is definitely not as good as that last one I just had, but we'll take it. They're nice little healthy fish. They're just not super big. I will say, man, they are biting really good in here. Like when you get a bite, it's a good bite. That bite I just had right here at my feet before I caught that one. It wasn't a great bite, but I think it was a really small fish and it might not have even been a bass. Cause it kind of was biting like a smaller pan fish would. But the two fish that I actually have caught, they both nailed it. They pick it up, hit it good, and then they start running with it. It's a carp, dude. And it's huge. Oh, look at it. I don't know if you guys saw that, but those are massive carp. If you guys want us to come back out here and try to catch some of them carp, let us know. Cause I think we could as long as we had some bread. I mean, that thing was gigantic and I saw another one swimming over there. So there's definitely a good bit in this canal. If you guys would like to see something like that, let me know. That doesn't mean that we don't have to like not through artificial baits. There's just something else we could bring out with us to try to maximize the type of fish we can catch. Oh, that's a bite. That was not a bass. That was not a bass.  Yeah, I've caught two. I've had four bites, but two of the four bites, the two that I didn't catch, I'm pretty sure that they were warm out. Dude, the carp that I saw were like fat. Yeah. I saw like this crazy looking tail and then all of a sudden I saw one right in front of me. And dude, it's probably 40 pounds. Yeah. All right guys, we're going to walk around. Just a little bridge real quick. You coming? Good luck getting the fish up off this, but I think it's worth a shot, right? I think it's as urban as it gets right here. Yeah, this is. Oh God. Oh, that's a bass. Oh, it's a massive mud, bro. Dude, they might be loaded under the bridge. How are you going to get him up here? I don't know, but he's massive. I was about to say I could try to walk him, but we can't get around that. No, there's a huge bridge in the way. The person honking at me? I'm going to calm down, sonny. I'm going to calm down. Dude, that's a massive mud. Yeah, it is a big mud. Right when you were saying this is urban as it gets and you're right, dude. Wow.  Dude, you talking about a bite at him? It was like thump. I thought it was a pretty good bass at first. What do I do here? That's breaking all. I think you need to try to hand line him in. I mean, we can give it a shot. I mean, I think you need to try to hand him in. Bro, that thing is massive, bro. You want me to hold your rod? Wait, I think I can. I think my line's strong enough. The problem is re-gripping the line. Here, I can help. I'd say I pull up one. You pull up one. All right. Oh, no way. No way. Yo, that is sick, Adam. Oh, we have way too much line now. That is a big mudfish. Dude, that is sick, Adub. Let's go, dude. Well, guys, not what we were going for today. We definitely expected to catch a pretty big mud, but that is sick. And we just brought him up. We brought him up a dang 20-foot draw, bro. That's crazy. He weighs at least five pounds. Yeah. Let me grab them pliers for me. Wow, that's sick, boys. Freaking giant mud. Well, Adub. That'll do it. That'll do it. See if you can catch one. I bet there's more under there. I don't know. I haven't got bit yet, but we'll see. Oops. Sorry, sir. What did we do about that? What did that catch us? I guess that's what happens when you're in a city, right?  We were getting honked at, and now we're getting yelled at. You know, boys, we're hurting the environment, you know? Quit fishing. You're hurting our ecosystems. I don't want to have the fish. All right. That was pretty sick, dude. That was cool. Is your hook still good? It was a little bent out, but I think I salvaged it a little bit, see? Yeah, that doesn't look too bad. All right, guys, we're going to rig up this rage crawl again. So if you guys are wondering what color, this is like a black and blue swirl.  We're going to cross the street, keep moving down this canal. What's up, man? That's dope. Kicking the best TV. Oh, Ada, look at that boil. No, huh? What was that? Is it a frog? Oh, it is. Now look at him go. That man had three hops from here, here to there to get in the water. Ada was getting swamped. I haven't had a bass bite yet. It's going to happen here sooner or later. We still got a lot of canal to fish. I'm surprised I haven't had at least a bass nibble. That mudfish bite was ridiculous the way he bit it. That was insane. If I would have waited a second, I would have caught that fish, but I got impatient. I saw him swipe it, bro. I see a tiny little bass. There's no way he can eat this stuff. Oh, no. They're stacked right here.  Really? I saw you go, yes. No, dude, she's been telling me about you. What's going on, man? I saw you walking out. Yeah, that was you driving by? Yeah. Heck, yeah, that's cool. We'll get a picture for sure. Guys, it's always nice meeting you all. I was a pretty cool guy. His girlfriend actually works with Tara at her job, and that's kind of funny. It's a crazy coincidence. He was the one who drove by there. That's pretty funny. I guess he just got off work, or he's leaving work going to do something. But if you guys ever see me in public, don't be afraid to come say, hey, guys, I'll live for that right there. I understand that I would pretty much be nothing without you guys watching these videos and supporting me. Without y'all's support, kicking their bass wouldn't even be a thing. So I really appreciate each and every single one of y'all. That might have been a stick, like a tree limb. Ooh, I just skipped way up under there, boys. Looks good. That was my first bite in a minute, right on the corner of that bridge. So there's a little piece of metal right next to that concrete. I landed right on that little transition. You got it. Oh, no, he came off. Siffle bite again. Might be loaded on that dang wall. I feel like I kind of stuck him that time. If it's a bass, he probably won't bite again. If it's a mud, he probably will. I don't know what it is. Hopefully it's a big bass. Just felt like he didn't have it all the way. All right, boys, I think we're going to head out of here. We kind of want to get on the other side of this, but this right here is about to our freaking necks. Spot's crazy, boys. I got one. Oh, no, I don't want. I got a dang tree. Dude, I was falling right next to that piling on that bridge. And this thing just started running to the left. I'm like, there is no shot right now. But no, it was a tree, sadly. I'd be sick if those fish were stacked on these pilings.  I'll tell you, there's been a few times I've caught a branch like that. And something about a branch in the water, it'll start swaying. It just feels and looks like a fish is running with it. It almost feels identical. The only thing you don't feel is like a pop, like one bit it, but then again, some of these fish bite weird, so you never know. Everything we fish in here, this looks more natural.  This looks solid. What was that? That was the weirdest noise, bro. I did not like that. I did not like that noise, bro. All right, boys. It is the next day and we're coming back out to a different little spot in this canal under this bridge. Ooh, froggy, froggy. Adam, there's not fish in there. How do we get across? We have to go around that way. Bro, are you kidding me? You know I'm going in. I got these short legs, I just went in. Dude, I almost, for some reason, thought that was an alligator. Dude, we could definitely jump right there. It's a swirl. It's bad, bro. I'm about to do it. You're literally going to jump and your foot's going to go through that. I'm serious. Dude, you would have sank all the way up to your knees. I would tell you to do it, but you're getting my truck. If we're in your truck, you know. Hope you guys are enjoying the urban adventure so far. It's also been a lot of fun filming this video other than us not catching a ton of fish, but we're changing that now. That's why we came out today. Fresh mindset, new conditions, new spots. I think we're going to get it done. Adam, where are you taking me, dude? The old mighty. How did you not sink in that? I'm sinking. Big gar. Big gar. We just ate it. Oh, no way. Okay, well, there's something in here. It's right where this thing branches out.  He's actually still sitting there.  It's almost dang near impossible to penetrate the hook. I've done it before. He actually chomped down on it though. He's just sitting right here. Hey, Adam, come here. Oh, yeah. He's gonna eat that.  I haven't seen one get that aggressive in a minute. Dude, that was a bass. Hold on, Adam. Did you stick him? Oh. He might eat this. We're in that soft plastic right after. Did you see that? I didn't see him, but I saw him. Yes, bro. No way. Told you. I told you. No way. Oh, we still got him. Good job. Hey. Started to doubt me. I showed you. That was him right there, son. Well, Urban Highway Bass? Yes, sir. Spinner bait. Little puppy. He's a little puppy. Little mini bass on a little mini spinner bait. Yeah. Let's go. Hey, that spinner bait's kind of clutch for this place. I can't believe he wouldn't bite that, but he bit this twice. Usually, if you miss him on a moving bait, you follow up a little soft plastic.  Who ate you? Oh. Dude, flip right there. What in the world? What is going on?  Dude, they don't, man. I'm so confused. I wish I had a micro, like, chatter bait. Dude, they're slamming that little spinner bait, though. You know, if you all want to see another video of us coming out here with micro baits. Now it's smoke. Oh, dude, we would kill it. Like a little micro crank bait, too. Oh, man. Give me a little micro trailer hook on the spinner bait. Did you bring that micro crank bait? I don't know how we're going to throw it on the garage. Yeah. And you won't believe what I was doing, bro. Were you swimming it? Yes, I started reeling it. Yesterday, that's exactly what they were doing. Whenever I would pick it up, they would come chasing after it. Yeah. That's why I started throwing the spinner bait. I'm not going to lie, bro. I thought the spot was going to be a bus when we first pulled up, but they're loaded down there. This is like the coolest spot so far. We're like three these years. Oh, it's sick, dude. I mean, we're right here under the highway. Car's going up above us. We're literally like half a mile from downtown city. Yep. Sick, dude. Yeah, I was working on the bottom. Nothing. Started reeling it, and he slammed it. That's why I was hopping it so much the other day. Every time I would hop it up the surface and let it fall back down, that's when they would try to eat it. Yeah. I will say, guys, one bait that's very versatile is the Rage Crawl, though. You can reel it on top. You can reel it in the middle. You can work it on the bottom. That's the awesome part about it. So it's not like we're stuck without a moving bait. We can turn this thing into a moving bait pretty quick. You see that? We'll blow up. Oh. Oh, we got it. I am skyrocketing these bass. It's because we're like in a foot of water. Look how small he is. He's tiny. I can't believe he ate that. Yeah, that's what. Look, he got it good, too. You see where that hooks up? Yeah. Look at that tiny bass. Tiny little creek bass. Stacked up right here. Dude, we're about to slay him, man. I'm right here next to this little feeder creek. That might be wild. I don't know. So guys, this is actually the same creek that we were at yesterday. But the only thing that's different from today is the conditions are slightly different. Not only are the conditions different, but it's actually the water's a lot lower. We're at low tide right now. And we're obviously in a different spot. You know what's crazy is we were going to fish the spot yesterday. We just kind of get over to it. We ended up going somewhere else. In reality, we probably should have just came out here because we're getting bites almost every cast right now. And boys, don't think they're just small in here. I've caught some four and five pounders out of this creek in the past. So we're one cast away from hooking a really big one if we can get in front of them. Did you get bit again? Look, did you just see that one chasing it? Yeah. He had it in the back of his mouth. He had the back of it. It was cool. Oh, dude, I'm getting rocked too, bro. They might not all be bad. They could be warm out. I'm mad convinced, dude.  We would crush them, bro. Oh my goodness. My question is, how the heck did we get across this little? We're jumping. Jump the river. I don't know. Yeah, we can get across right there. Oh, no. Hey, there's concrete to your right. Yeah, I would shoot for that concrete, not where I did. Hey! Yay! Ha, ha, ha. Yes, sir. I got short legs, buddy. What's crazy is this is going towards where we fished yesterday and we couldn't have a bite, you know? We caught more fish today in the first, like, 10 minutes that we did the whole time yesterday. All right, boys, I think we're going to call it at this one. We have another side that we want to fish by this little dam. So we'll catch you guys when we get there. Oh, it's a glove. That's the first. Look, that one good. It's like a hand. There's like a hand in there. It's just slimy.


Yeah, we on Boss Talk 101. Now, we gonna throw another one in there, because that was a good one. Lil Wayne, no. OK. Now, I'm gonna tell you what I'm feeling. That was a good one for them, too. I got your bomb, I got your bomb money ready. This is what I seen people say. And tell me if I'm right or wrong. I'm on the outside, look at the end. Yeah, you don't tell the story now? You really kind of in this ain't something bad. This ain't nothing wrong. You told the story of how you stood up for them. They was on the grape side of it, right? All right. This the internet, so a boy. Say, man, I know you seasoned brother, you thinking back to a year. Hey, man, maybe you right on the year. Maybe you wrong on the year. I'm gonna stop you right there, man. Go ahead.  You need tracks right there, man.  Was your year right? No. Your year was wrong. And I went back on and made another video and re-innovated it. Same. This is homie, this is TV Land. First, what I'm not gonna do. We gonna believe.  You don't give me no lie vibes.  You don't give me no lie vibes. Now, I speak fast, because I'm adamant. And I'm really truthful.  So I speak fast, bro.  Yeah, it's cool. For me, I said 92. And this was during the time when I did the peace treaty. And we were still in peace. But it's like 97, 96. When this thing was like 15, 16 years old. Not then, you know what I mean? So when I realized it.  Right. As soon as you say something, my life is over with. But this time show up, I am about it. I seen that. When I went back on, I seen comments in my phone room. I said, oh, god damn, that was right, man.  But then history started. So I, bro, here's the bottom line to ask the Lil Wayne question on me. My first encounter with Lil Wayne, though, because I had two encounters. What year was it? 96? 96, 97. Yeah, cool. The same year that Driver Like It Hot came out. And they was promoting that album. They was going around in their vans and tournaments. And they was really going hard. Driver Like It's Hot. Oh, what's the name of that D? Well, Jewel Now. Jewel Now, you know, the BD. They was the group BG, Lil Wayne. Yeah, Hot Boys. Yeah, talk about all the money and all the cars.  Lil Peter-Roy in there, my nigga. Yeah. They got introduced to Watts through Peter-Roy, bro. Peter-Roy was like. Repping the set now? Let me finish. OK, my bad. They was, listen. I ain't just for this one. Yeah. It was so much as them repping it, repping it, because they weren't involved just yet. But they was wearing the colors. They was wearing purple, my nigga. Showing love. Well, you call it show. Having love. Having love.  However you want to show code it. For the Gray Streaks, nigga, they was really them niggazine. Yeah.  And stay it when Mack got a hold to them. That's when they got introduced to the Darmul aspect, which they was already seeing both sides of it. Shout out to home and Mack that I just got off the phone with Nottie. Yeah, that's my ninja. Feel me? So when Mack went down there, Mack was what really. Mack 1-0. Introduced them and gave them the flavor, man. You feel me? So my whole thing was this. When I seen Lil Wayne, BG, and Lil Terp, they was in the record store with a Mexican bodyguard, his two bodyguards. My whole thing was I was already in the joint downs. I was already, I just got through gambling with the niggaz. And I was smoking weed. I just got some weed. So I'm in the parking lot. And I'm ear hustling. I heard the baby loaks talking about the niggaz in the record store doing a signing. That's how I got wind of it. Climbing them up.   This is another squad out of the projects. Don't care. These are the hungry wolves. So the wolves about to go get them. I said, who would a hide boy? Now, my thing was I had just started Paper Chase Entertainment, my independent label. So I was one of the biggest independent companies that was hot and wash at that time. I was becoming a competition to my little homeboy OFTV and them. So I had signed cast out of the join downs, PJs. Each project, I had a coalition of them. Now I got Bonnie Hunters, Crips, Bloods, Mona Park. I got them on my label. You feel me? We were under peace at Watts.  Get money we eat. So we was doing our thing. When they came to service, just when Peter Orenickle was in the wash and everything, like I said, the youngsters didn't plan to go rob them. That particular day when I was doing the join downs, I heard that immediately I went to that record store, which is on the 103rd, right across the street from the elementary store. It's the taco stand right next door to a noun. The same very place is a laundry mag right now on a date. You feel what I'm saying? So I went in there and they was in there. And I seen them. I said, I walked right to them. I said, hey man, who the manager? Who the road manager? Who the manager? The dude told him, pointing me to the cattle. I walked up to them. I said, hey, let me out of here. I introduced him, told him, I said, I'm a buddy on the BJ. I'm from the Nixon Garden. I said, listen, I got a little label called Paper Chase Entertainment.  I said, yeah, I just had to change my name We were CMB's, Cash Money Brothers, true story. So what made you pick that name? New Jack City. Okay. Yeah, that's what they got them too. Because I took the New Jack City formula to the projects when I seen the movie and I was the first nigga that had multiple crack outs into my projects. And they took it to the rap game. So they took it to the rap game. You took it to the project. Took it to the projects, huh? Okay, now I'm with you. I'm riding. I'm in the car. Yeah, you can stay with me. You can stay with me. So look, now we're in the record store and I'm getting at them. And I tell them, I said, look, man, you need to get your boys number out of here, man. Young niggas is plotting to come get y'all, homie. Matter of fact, give me a number, give me a contact.   You know what I mean? So he give me his number. I call him. Who's him? I'm trying to remember this cat name, man. Don't say it if you don't remember. Yeah, I was trying to remember his name but he was day road manager at the time, feel me? And so once I talked to him, they left, got on. My love just so happened. Jui wasn't with them that day, but he was out in LA. My little homeboy, how I meanin' them was fuckin' with Jui. This how they was split up. So he had a connection with Jui, just coincidentally, he called me and tell me, big homie, I got the nigga Jui out on them number, man. They wanna holler at you. So this how I got plugged with Jui. And me and Jui became, you know what I mean? Yeah, straight up with A1. So that's how I start fuckin' with Jui. That's the fact of that. But you know, I made a little few, the dude right there on the spot, looked out for me, took care of me, you know what I mean? Looked out and they got on, left. Jumped in their little van, got on.


And he's done it. Smith into Marc Condez. And we'll start the build again. Stacey keeps it moving. It's a lovely ball from Brooks to Dom Solanke. Really well tracked all the way by Lewis Baker. Drink water. He's trying the monster switch, and he's succeeded. Hudson Adoy, taking on Adam Smith. That's what you want to see in Travers. Is that something to do now? He's pulled off a fabulous save to deny Tammy Abraham the opening goal. Zeyesh, starting to see more of the ball. Nice weight there. Abraham again on target. Didn't quite get the wallop behind it that he wanted. Help back in by Loftus Cheek. Back out again by Rossi. There's such a lot of good will for Ruben Loftus Cheek. He could sense it amongst the supporters beneath us. Gallagher's got dispossessed, and Brooks is in one-on-one. Best chance of the game. What an opportunity blown by David Brooks, one of the classiest players on show for either side here. Having come through it, Chelsea, I think his desire will be even greater than that of Barclay, who's just been micked by Philip Billing. Home fans enjoyed that. Here's Brooks. Sit amissed. Billing mopping up, neatly done as well to Stacey. And that was even more neatly done by Brooks. Still, Stacey cutting it back. Great chance. Mendy in the way. That's twice Bournemouth have gone close, but now Chelsea might. The break is on. On to it, Barclay gets the ball right. Armando Brodger has Tammy Abraham in the middle, and he has somehow just found him, but it wasn't a great pass. Not enough on it. So, Ankit on the chase, beaten to it by Zappa Costa. See who's an arse? That wasn't the easiest bit of control, that for Mendy. Nor was it the best bit of distribution. That might be one of the minor question marks, and I'm really nitpicking here with... That was otherwise an excellent season. Brooks finding Stacey here. Stacey bangs it across the team. In this game, they have taken the lead now from a less-than-ideal clearance from Chelsea's goalkeeper, Pat. Yeah, it wasn't a good ball to him, to be fair. You know, it's hard to see that ball there. It's bones and he's had to go round. He should have maybe had it with his left foot and just played his legs. Being used again now, that's a heavy touch. The sort of heavy touch that usually precedes a challenge but Faber-Ramund managed to get something on it. Well, he was a fabulous deliverer of the ball when at Augsburg and he's done it brilliantly there! I'm watching the assessment referee there. When everyone else is talking about the assessment referee... It's OK, there's no VAR. Yeah, we'll stand. We're not going to worry about that. But, I mean, good commentating, mate. You just said superb delivery.  I mean, good willingness as well. And then it was a bad touch there. But, you know, go and win it back, do the right thing, win the ball back again then and go and attack it. Put it into the danger area. We shall see it here. No, there's nothing wrong with that. It's a good ball and he's absolutely onside. She's butchered at the moment. Yeah, just as you say there. Like that many strikers are in. Quite enough. There's another one. Yeah, I mean, it's a nice little ball in there, near post-bop.  You've got to look where the weaknesses are. You know, lots of gold out, but the reaction has been, let's see, a bit of magnificent. Loan spells and a huge amount of time out injured Baba Rahman. He came from out, Bergdorf. It was what's this header looping over the top, thankfully, from Sam Suriz. The forward has come on for him. Okay, he's got the arm band on now.


Hey Psych2Goers, have you ever wondered why you and a person just won't get along even if you've known each other for a long time? Do you often feel like there's some kind of barrier between you and them? If you do, then it's possible that you're incompatible with them, meaning that you're not likely suited for each other. So here are six signs you are incompatible with someone. One, you argue in different styles. Arguing is a normal phenomenon between human interactions. However, how you argue and handle conflict with the other person is important to consider whether your relationship or friendship is compatible or not. Do you tend to explode, yell, or scream when you're upset? You might be seen as reckless by someone who has a reserved personality.  You might be seen as cold or aloof by someone who has a passionate personality. These extreme differences can cause a lot of emotional strain in your relationship and make it hard to get to the core of the conflict and resolve the argument. Two, your lifestyles vary. Do you have different ways to relax, such as reading a book and doing yoga versus socializing with friends and going out for karaoke? Or perhaps you're a night owl, but they're an early bird. While having different hobbies and beliefs are normal, it's also important to find some things that are suited for both of you to enjoy. The difference in lifestyle habits may later become a source of conflict for your relationship. Three, you have trouble communicating. The way you communicate with each other is also very important to your relationship. Perhaps one of you tends to disregard your own emotions or how others feel and only focus on what's logical. While the other person focuses on how things make them feel and the importance of emotions, more than the logical facts. This difference in communication style may lead to difficulties in the long run. Four, your values and principles are very different. Is your partner, friend or sibling constantly late when you plan to meet up? When you complain or try to talk to them about it, they shrug it off or don't even see what the big deal is. In this case, you value punctuality and they don't. Little things like this can show you what your values are and what theirs are. It's important for both of you to share similar or have common values for your relationship to go far. Five, you no longer have things in common. Were you interested in their likes and dislikes at first? Did you enjoy finding out about their hobbies and interests? While getting to know each other is fun and exciting in the beginning, you might later find that there aren't that many things you share in common. You may even feel frustrated that you can't be yourself around them since you don't actually enjoy the things they like. It's important to have things you share in common and to do things you both enjoy. And six, you can no longer tolerate them or the relationship. Do they refuse to change or talk with you when you encounter a problem in your relationship? Despite the times you've forgiven each other, you may start to feel tired of the unchanging situation. No matter how we may want to talk about a problem or suggest some possible solutions, they don't want to hear it or don't want anything to change. If you feel like you can't tolerate them or the situation you're in any longer, it's a sign you might not be compatible with them anymore. Do you relate to any of these signs? Let us know in the comments below. If you found this video helpful, be sure to like and share this video with those who might benefit from it. Don't forget to subscribe to Psych2Go for more helpful videos. Also, the references and studies used in this video are added in the description below. Thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next video.


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We're working today watch out a homicide my partner's Ben Romero The boss is that brown cheaper detectives my name's Friday We're on the way out from the office and was 10 45 a.m. When we got to Ortega Street number 1285 Second floor. Yeah room 14 They all smell the same. Don't they put that room in housing for you No, these are the odd numbers here must be down that way, huh?  What is this?  We showed you our identification. It's a door. I thought you're faking. That's the truth There's a couple of guys out to musk me up. I thought you were them your name Henry Ross. Yeah, that's right I thought you're one of those moochers out of fight within the body of an She's gonna get a power and come back in take care of me. Yeah. Yeah, I Got no reason to fight with cops. I didn't do my room any good Landlady sure gonna scream that come on. You want to finish up dressing? I want to talk to you downtown What's it about officer missing person they'll brief you when we get downtown? No, it's all right with me But you take these handcuffs off, please. It's kind of hard dressing with them Oh, you have to do is put your shoes on you can make out. All right. I Don't know why you had to slap handcuffs on me I didn't know you were cops you mind if we check through your things wrong Huh, why you mind? Oh go ahead if you want. I got a night You know I get a spoke up at the door that wouldn't have been a fight. I thought you were that mooch in a bar and he's friend I thought you were looking to trouble You buy ready to go. Yeah, I'd Like to brush my teeth off, you know mine. I Got a real mouthful of cotton this morning. All right. What do you keep your tooth fresh? It's over here. I'll get it No, I'll get it never Yeah, first shelf. It's in the glass.  Yeah Turn on the water tap, huh nothing Joe's pretty clean, of course, I'm clean what you expect Anybody could have made the mistake. I didn't know your cops Henry. I was worth loss. That's your full name. Yeah, that's right Hardly ever use the Osworth though. It's a real lousy name, huh? What's the fridge on all this officer?  It's gonna talk to you about it I don't think I can help you Nobody I know is missing. How about Paul Davis? Davis Yeah, I know there. I don't know his name is Paul up and gone a long time on this Davis. Yeah, that's right Something wrong you think we figure murder after going over his room thoroughly We took Henry Ellsworth Ross back to the city hall of the interrogation room It was a slightly built man dark hair brown eyes swarly complexion. It was a longshoreman by trade Among his friends and acquaintances. He was known as a heavy drinker and a man with a violent temper Ben and I questioned him for a half an hour and got nowhere He sat across the table relaxed scraping at a thick callus on his hand with his fingernail I'll tell you the truth. I just don't know what you're getting at. I Think I know a guy named Davis and it's about as fast as gosh sure that's all you've got to tell us Of course, I'm sure I look I got a right to call a lawyer if you're gonna sit there and throw a lot of charges We're not throwing charges at you Henry we've got a missing person's case would like to have you cooperate that's about it Well, maybe I'd like to but I can't Paul Davis is just a name of me. Maybe I know him. I don't know you got that report there. Yeah, just man. There you go Here's the way it goes in yeah According to his wife Paul Davis left Los Angeles by auto a little over four months ago Was driving up to Oakdale, California to take a job with a dairy company up there He never got there. He's been missing ever since so what's the pitch? All we've been able to find is Davis's car the 36 Ford coupe 7 Tom 7 9 2 Was sold a month ago up in Lodi, California But Davis didn't sell it man by the name of Carter signed the pink slip at the time of the sale Henry Carter Sorry, I mean anything to me. Well, it's Carter made it look like Paul Davis had signed the Ford over to him We checked it out. Davis's signature was forged. That's right Suppose there's something to do with me. Did you ever use the name Henry Carter? Of course not Ross. It's only name. I go by never had your name Never used in a I told you no What if you'd mind taking a look at this? Here you go this here And we just got to do it me the pink slip to Paul Davis car Hmm Signatures on the back here transfer of ownership you recognize you the one of them Paul Davis Henry each car That's me. I mean is it supposed to it should yeah, why the signatures are both in your handwriting How about it Henry how about what I don't even know what you're talking about you're trying to give me the treatment What's this all about trying to locate Paul Davis? I'm not even sure I know the car I think you better level Henry our handwriting man check both the signatures. It's your writing Well, maybe you better get a new handwriting man. I never saw that slip. I never wrote those signatures anybody can copy Well, it's got something else for you Ross like the heavy check it over see if you can identify it What is the letter or to take a look here? That mean I mean No, nothing. I hope you're not gonna tell me this is my handwriting. That's what the report said It's crazy. I never wrote like that in my life. All the writing characteristics match up same as the signatures on the pink Slip all right, maybe they are the same. I didn't write either one never wrote like that in my life here Let me show you all right, sorry Ben you want to pull a package tomorrow night? Yeah, okay? I don't savvy one bit of this sergeant. How about laying it out? You can see the name at the bottom of the letter it's signed Henry Carter same as the pink slip Well, that doesn't mean anything to me This letter was sent to the wife of Paul Davis about nine weeks ago And it says here that Davis supposedly was too busy to write his wife So he had his Henry Carter send a letter he also writes in here that Davis sold his car to Carter Somebody trying to cover up huh? Yeah, we think so We think it's Henry Carter This is um this Davis guy's been gone about four months. That's right. You said you thought Davis was murdered outcome Just an idea Eight men had disappeared from around here in the last 14 months just like Davis Six more up in the San Joaquin Valley the same way They took off alone on auto trips and never seen again Not a trace Pretty funny You ain't go Joe. Thank you You've got your record here Henry from baton rouge Sent to sheriff Pleman support huh Look we have to drag all out again. It's past Just one thing we had to check here You told us that you never use an alien. Is that right? All right. I have I didn't know what you're getting at I didn't figure there's any use dragging out dirty laundry again. I asked you if you ever use the name Henry Carter Okay, I've used it. It's common name. There's a lot of Henry Carter's around. We only know what'll fit your description I'm clean.  No Joe Thanks Well, let me have one with you There you go I'm gonna match here. You know, we rode this thing for four months All over the state here. I'll tell you what we got Henry. We'll let you make up your own mind It's not my writing On June 4th Paul Davis left Los Angeles and his car hit it for Oakdale Lighting the afternoon he stopped for gas at a service station just beyond San Fernando The attendant says a man was with Davis. You fit that man's description Henry Yeah Well, that seemed monks like that in court and get on the stand and can't even remember their own name A couple others you and Davis stopped for a hamburger just outside of Gorman. There's a man there He remembers you too. He stopped again in Bakersfield pick up a quart of oil for the car You and Davis had a coke the last time he was seen alive That makes me a killer, huh? Month after that the pink slip to Davis's car came through DMV up in Sacramento That was for the transfer of ownership from Davis to Henry Carter both in your handwriting A couple of weeks later, Mrs. Davis got that letter Month ago Davis's car was sold to a dealer in Lodi. Yeah. Yeah, we found the dealer Ross showed him in mugshot He says you sold him the car At all it's just the main part there's more we've been on the road a lot We followed you from here to Sacramento and back Henry every stop every detour took us a long time Yeah, I guess it did What do you say Ron? Nothing Anyway, you want it Henry You got on the smoke. Yeah Here you are Yeah I guess you worked hard on it, huh? All over the state That's right Must be pretty hot up in the valley so with that dusty, huh? We made out I've never been up in the valley and so it's too hot for me. We got people who saw you there What's it pro 10 people in some writing samples? You can't build a case on that. You know it, don't you?  What was it the 10 12 of them? We're asking about Davis You think I killed him? Tell me the truth. Do you think I murdered Davis? Yeah, I think you did Well, then you know as well as I do there's only one way to prove it, you know find his body 1 15 p.m Ben and I took Henry Ross out and fed him some lunch Then we took him back to the city hall of the interrogation room where we continued to question him It was relaxed and he talked a great deal about everything but the disappearance of Paul Davis He didn't seem anxious to get away made no demands for an attorney to represent him For a full hour. He did most of the talking He told us about the different homicide cases he'd read up on He asked us about the 12 men who disappeared in the past months in the same manner Paul Davis had Was there any trace of him at all? Did we have any leads? How do we think we were going to find him? Well, we finally got around to asking him if he'd submit to a lie detector test He seemed taken by the idea and agreed to it almost immediately Ben called sergeant burger and made arrangements for the test We made up a list of key questions At 5 p.m. We took the suspect to the third floor of the old city jail where sergeant burger gave him the polygraph test On the way back to the office Ross complained. He was hungry. We stopped and bought him coffee and donuts We got back to the interrogation room a little after 6 p.m The questioning continued Ross didn't seem to mind at all. We kept talking. We let him talk 8 p.m. He was still going strong You remember the wilson case back in 34, don't you say? Woman killed her whole family big case. You remember? Yeah, that's pretty tragic Is that a hobby of yours henry collecting murder stories? No, no, I just read him remember I guess I can remember every big murder case in the last 15 years. That's so yeah spot all of I yeah, I guess it is kind of a hobby. I get a big kick out of it I get it ben. Excuse me, henry. Oh, sure Paragation room friday Oh, yeah burger Yeah, okay. Thank you.  How do you mean?  I don't think I follow you henry. Oh, sure you do Every time some guy writes a murder story. He's got to build up a big reason for the killing a lot of money beautiful woman Revenge, maybe always got to be a big reason motive motive. That's what they say Well, generally works out that way, doesn't it? Why?  So I've heard about lots of them. They just want to kill and they go ahead and do it Maybe for a few bucks. Maybe for nothing. They just do it. That's all Sure, you know that like this thing you've been talking about 10 and 12 guys disappear. They got a few bucks. Maybe they got nothing Somebody plows them under and that's all no big reason. They Just do it. So 12 guys are gone. It doesn't mean anything That's how you get it figured out, you know, huh a phone call a minute ago there Was a man who gave you the lie detector test. Oh, right. How'd it go? He just finished going over your graph. He got 16 positive reactions Yeah, what's that mean? You're lying Henry 16 times. That's right. You better tell him to get a new machine. I lied all the way through Mind telling us why? Yeah I guess I knew you'd find out let's go get something to eat first. So I'm hungry No, we better talk a little more, Henry. Well, let's go. 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I had the same At the back of the cafeteria one of the bus boys was mopping the tile floor Was a strong smell of disinfection How about that table over there sergeant? That all right with you? Yeah, it's okay. Doesn't make any difference Want some water? Yeah, Henry. Yeah, please. All right, I'll get some. Oh boy, living onions It sure smells great, huh? Yeah, I can't take those onions so well. May repeat on me. Not me. I can eat any Salt and pepper? Yeah, thanks Boy, I'm sure hungry. I haven't eaten much today You get a sandwich made with rye bread? Graham bread. Oh, you should have gotten the rye real German rye bread. Yeah Not that real nice and fresh. There you go, Ben.  Boy, it's food tastes good Shall we jump? Yeah We brought a pencil along Henry Once it starts taking them The greatest time is any I guess You know the whole thing just comes right back to what I was trying to tell you there in the office Yeah, what's that? Well, you know All about the thorny mystery stories. Oh, yeah, every time there's trouble. There's a big reason behind it It's thorny. It's off. Yeah, sure this it's paul davis francy I guess I knew you'd find me out.  You had it figured Must have been a big job, huh? Finding me Pretty big Henry, you know a lot of mileage How'd it happen? Well there again, I just like I was saying Ain't no big reason behind it I needed a few bucks from this davis camo, huh? I guess he was it I've passed me a catchable. Oh, yeah There you are.  What'd you meet davis, Henry? I was hitchhiking out on ventura Not a dime in my jeans. I was going up the Maricopa I thought I had a job up there and that davis come along pick me up You ever know him before then? You know, stranger He says he's going to Oakdale. The guy gave me a ride Well, we stopped for gas at San Fernando and I saw you had a few bucks in his wallet I guess that's when I got the idea About what? Still on him Now maybe that gives you an idea what I was talking about. You don't need any big reason to tell somebody davis had 18 bucks Now suppose I told that to a writer somebody kill on the guy for 18 bucks. That wouldn't make much sense, huh? He'd tell you never sell you need a million dollars beautiful woman. Good motive.  Just outside of baker school Little canyon there I got davis to buy a fifth of sherry in baker school He's ranked someone the way I passed the saw, huh? Yeah Yeah There is no good without plenty of salt How'd you kill davis, Henry? That's a funny thing He drank some of the wine got a little sleepy I was just outside of baker's fields Dark by that time I spotted this little canyon. I figured it's as good a place as any Well, so I get some Pull out to the side road and had a few more drinks and I spot this little shack out there in the middle of nowhere Exactly where was this Henry? Right and so yes, maybe two miles north of baker's field We got to the shack finished the wine went to sleep both at it. Mm-hmm And that's where the funny part comes in I guess I killed davis. All right But I didn't mean it Get a whiff of that, huh? Why do these monks have to mop up up before eating? I'll be throwing a minute, Henry Fine How'd you mean Henry? It didn't mean the killing. You already told us you had the idea. Well, sure I had the idea. Let me explain, huh? We both went to sleep in the shack davis me Guess that must have been all about nine o'clock at night. I don't know what it was. Maybe the wine I guess but I start having nightmares Hmm. Yeah, now, maybe this part sounds like a story, but it's the truth. I had all these dreams. I woke up, but they're still there What was that faces? Faces, that's all I could see here is full of faces like I guess that's really still asleep. Yeah, go ahead Oh, I picked up a two by four and started swinging at them their faces Funny thing too. I knew every one of these faces. How do you mean? People I killed. There are only a dozen of them really, but it seemed like there were a hundred of them all around in the air Well, I grabbed that too by four and I started swinging on his coat and sweating all at the same time and I kept on swinging And I saw davis's face and I swung hard kept swinging Didn't he make a sound his eyes closed kept on swinging at his head Oh, I come to it. There he was flying on the floor Seemed to take those other faces away. They didn't bother me after I killed davis. What'd you do with him, Henry? I don't pull him outside the shack.  I'll show you if you like where I buried him, I mean How about these other men?  It's all gone. I'll get it. You know, no, no, thank you What about it Ross the other man? Well, I don't recall them too well It's what you said in the office 10 or 12 of them a couple in sacrament of the others down through the valley Like I say, there was no big reason for killing them. It just happened that way What'd you do with them you remember? Generally, yeah There's one of them that stands up gather the name of Slytheres. I'm gonna sail from a real cry baby Where'd this happen? The moment I picked him up in his car outside of Chuchilla It's nighttime. He must be feeling pretty good I made him stop on a side river. I hit him with a piece of angle or any chronic a baby Buried him in a field there is One of the faces that I saw That's funny. Can I show you how a psychology works? Huh? Yeah, what'd you do with his car Slytheres? I mean go over down to Mexico and sort there Yes, that's what I should have done with Davis's gun. Oh, here you go. Oh, right These killings are yours.  I told you already 10 or 12 of them there Pretty much the same when was the first one or maybe 18 months two years ago First one wasn't any harder in life.  It's supposed to be a big thing hard to do all those phony stories I'd just hit a guy a couple of times or something that'd be it a real small thing Didn't change many that's why I say it's all built up.  No, why you ever been examined by a psychiatrist? No after you killed these men did it body at all I just that one dream Time was with Davis Sure. Good meal. Thank you. Okay You ready Ben?  Yeah. Do you want to give us a statement? All right I had an idea you'd find me I guess I always knew that you'd find me Well, let's go here. I guess I proved my point. Anyway, it's all built up.  It's cheap. No, you got it wrong Henry. Huh? We'll they read you the bill Third was true only the names were changed to protect the innocent On january 7th trial was held in superior court department 86 city and county of los angeles state of california In a moment the results of that trial Now here is our star jack webb. 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All right, welcome everyone. How's everyone doing today? Come on energy. Yes Energy let's go. All right, so we have a treat for y'all. We actually brought hardware We brought edge hardware on site today. We've got a little Intel nut here Got a raspberry pi hanging over here, and we've got a little mini router and we're gonna see some magic going on So thank you for coming our talk is called pie in the sky onboarding edge workloads into a Service mesh or specifically ambient mesh now this talk specifically and by the way quick shout out to Adam He's like right there behind say wave say hi to everyone anyways so this talk is actually about Taking workloads to the edge but without kubernetes because let's be real We have a lot of types of workloads that exist today. We have kubernetes based workloads We have VM based workloads. We have bare metal based workloads We have tiny services that have to run on small hardware, and so how do we make this all work? And so let's get into it Yeah, so first we'll do introductions. I'm Nina push Kova. I'm a software engineer at on the glue platform team at solo So I work with Istio onboarding VMs some ambient stuff But you might if you're on the dev kubernetes listserv You probably have seen me post a bunch of emails because of the enhancement freeze So I'm also the 129 enhancement lead and luckily we pass code freeze. So we're all good there And yeah, I've been on the enhancement on enhancement steam for the past two or three releases Yes, it's 1.27. So I also do some stuff stuff on the kubernetes side Fantastic and before I introduce myself. I just want to say a Massive thank you tremendous Thank you to Nina for putting together all the effort and putting this demo together because if you actually look at The git commits if you go look at the repo, you'll see that her chart is like all the way up here And mine's like all the way down there. So let's let's give her a round of applause for putting that together My name is Marina. I am a developer advocate at solo So you'll see me all around the globe talking about a variety of different networking related technologies service mesh API gateways CNI and even you know the regular networking stuff that we see in the hardware world like this a little router here Funnily enough in trying to get our demo working We ended up revisiting a lot of former network engineering Capabilities like using IP routes to make things work and it's kind of funny because that's effectively how the subset of networking truly is Right, you're using a whole bunch of routes. You're using a whole bunch of Layer two and layer three functionality to make things move but a lot of that intelligence doesn't live there It all lives at the higher levels. So before we actually dig into the presentation. We have a quick survey for y'all So Go I didn't clear that's okay So go to that QR code right and we'd love to know What challenges come to mind and I want to see everyone pull up that QR code. I'm not seeing phones come up. Come on Let's go. Let's go and tell us what you think challenges are when it comes to edge networking or edge computing I think networking is a big challenge, but there are other challenges to that exists So I'd love to hear your thoughts on that. I'll give you all about 30 seconds to respond And we should see that word cloud start popping up and I'm seeing some good words. There's security. There's compute. There's latency Okay, security is a big one scale updates Disconnect DIL networking. I'm not sure what that is heterogeneity Orchestration yes, these are all interesting job. Yeah Yeah, these and security happens to be the recurring theme through anything you do Whether it's networking in the data center computing in the cloud Whatever it is security is always going to be the forefront of it. So we'll actually dig into that next question Join the quiz. Where's the quiz? Okay, are you currently using a service mesh in production and If you don't know what a service mesh is right if you think about the way we connect our services together are we getting answers No, yes, I think you have to end the next slide. Oh, yeah, here we go. Awesome. Okay So a service mesh provides some key functionality traffic management Security and observability, but the you know our regular networks do this already. So where is this actually happening? So when you think about our containers and the way we abstract them and layer them with services We are effectively providing service to service connectivity, but well above that physical layer And so in that fabric that service mesh fabric when we have different services that have to transact with each other We have to find ways to know what's going on whenever there is a service failure We have to find ways to recover from that we have to find ways to scale But also scale the networking alongside it but we also have to bacon things like identity and Also, they can encryption in the way our services communicate with each other So that's effectively what a service mesh is providing you today You might have heard of the Istio service mesh In fact, there is Istio day going on just a few holes or a few rooms down a lot of great talks on service mesh as well And you'll also see service mesh throughout the kubecon conference one more question for you and we're gonna get into the demo Oh I think there's one more keeper. Yeah. Oh, yeah last question for you. What's your current job title or function? We're interested to know who here is actually playing with edge technology And so hopefully it starts okay, there's some people typing and so I think that Edge computing can be risk fallen of the responsibility of a variety of different teams It may fall into a branch team. It may fall into a platform team It may fall into the world of DevOps as well, but we're seeing a whole different bunch of Okay, so Thank you so much. Let's get into the actual talk and we've got a demo for you So when we're thinking about the edge There are a variety of considerations and hats off to Sergio Mendez who actually put this slide together or actually put this image Together it's from his book Now there's so many different considerations from the expertise to the people to the type of hardware to the type of applications To how many locations to how many different? KPIs you need to capture to really form that edge strategy, right? So as you decided to begin that journey, you have to also answer why why are you doing this? So you might have had this monolithic app that needs to be broken down into micro services But also you need to address this latency concern because you're trying to make sure that services are accessible In a quick manner in a non-latent manner And so there are so many decision points to consider when building out an edge Compute environment I won't dig into the details, but if you want to know more come chat with us after this talk Having said that let's jump into our demo. So that QR code there is actually going to lead you to a repo You're welcome to follow along, but I don't think you're going to be able to in the 17 and 30 seconds we have left because we actually are going to onboard services into the mesh And then we're going to see some action with some of this magical hardware here. So I'm assuming you've all pulled that up.  Yep Close this you got to make this figure and I don't know why it's looking like that It's all pretty small, but I think it's fine. Okay. All right, so Actually the canines if you do Yeah, all right, so what we I'm sorry for my screen real estate. I'm using a very small Macbook here, but in our little diagram here what we actually have going on is a cluster of running kind that has Kubernetes obviously and Istio install But Istio is running a special mode called ambient mesh that ambient mesh enables something called sidecarless Istio So in traditional Istio or normal Istio, you actually have this sidecar proxy that long runs us alongside your your actual Sidecar container or your main container and I can show you this is in the way of if you actually look at the output of the pods You're using canines by the way There is a pod here called not sleep and we see that it has two out of two containers running in that pot There's one container. That's actually the function of not sleep And there's a secondary container that acts as the proxy the sidecar proxy However, there are situations in this world where having a sidecar is actually not Valuable for your workloads and you need this sidecarless approach because you don't want to be intrusive You have to think about your operational instances and concerns and at the same time onboarding sidecars means more hardware requirements because more CPU and memory so Ambient mesh enters the chat and we can effectively do a lot of different things here But in our case we actually have this little setup where we've got well The second Raspberry Pi is not here But there is one Raspberry Pi that actually will be onboarded with something called a Z tunnel in Istio The Z tunnel here is like a a node level router that effectively proxies all connections for that That workload that edge-based workload, which is a Raspberry Pi, but that Raspberry Pi isn't in the mesh It's not actually inside of this cluster. It's outside. It's external. It's this little device right here So we're gonna onboard this into the mesh very shortly But before we do I want to talk about a few other things and how we get something into the mesh So inside of service mesh, we have to expose different artifacts using something called the ingress gateway So if we want to access services inside of a mesh we'll use an Istio ingress gateway Now in the case of actually attaching services into a mesh that are external to a cluster We actually have to expose our control plane to that Endpoint and we actually have to use something called an east-west gateway So the east-west gateway is is basically a control plane path for us to be able to pick up updates Certificate information for the sidecar or the z-tunnel identity information policy information routing information to know where to get to our services and So what we end up having to do is we use the east-west gateway to expose our control plane in Istio To get those updates for our z-tunnel that lives on our Raspberry Pi So there are a few artifacts here that I could dig into but I'm thinking about time And I think we should move on to the next part. So I'll pass it along to Nina. Yeah So Marino mentioned we're gonna onboard our Raspberry Pi into our mesh So there's a couple of things that we need to do to onboard. So let me just make this full screen So there's two parts there's the onboarding steps that happen on the cluster side and then we have to copy some config over and Then actually run the z-tunnel on on the Raspberry Pi side. So if I go back There's the Or actually, can we do the split view again? See Side-by-side. Yeah, yeah, I can do it for you. Well, so on the cluster side We need to first expose Istio D the car control plane like Marino was saying so the way we expose Istio D We use two Istio resources a gateway resource which configures all the incoming traffic into the cluster and a virtual service Which is the basic building block that determines our routing logic. So our gateway resource. We've already applied this This is called Istio D gateway very aptly because it's responsible for exposing Istio D And here we define our two ports so 1512 and 1517 So these are the two ports that we're exposing in order to let the Pi communicate to our control plane And we're going to use pass-through mode here. So Because we have pass-through mode enabled. We also need a virtual service that matches this config So if you go to our virtual services, this again is just like an Istio CR that Istio provides to build routing logic We select our gateway that I showed earlier and we have our TLS route defined So on the TLS route again, we have our our two ports and we have the Istio D host destination so That has already been created on the cluster side. The second thing we have to do is create a service account So if we look at the service accounts, we have If we go all the way down to the the Pi namespace that we've created Yep, so in the Pi namespace We have a Pi service account and this is what we're going to use in order to identify the Pi So later on in the demo we're going to apply an authorization policy and use this service account to Identify our Pi. So this is again created on the cluster side This service account is also used to create a short lived Istio token. That's just a good job token That's used in initial bootstrapping. So we're going to copy that token on to the Pi And then the initial bootstrapping is going to happen And then we're going to do a CSR request to Istio to actually get the service So by default the short live token only lives for an hour for the demo purpose We've increased the timeout to 24 hours just to make sure everything stays in a good state But that's what this is doing here And then finally we need a workload entry. So again, this is another Istio resource That we have defined and this is how Istio represents the Pi in the mesh So here we have the The labels that the workload entry is going to use You can see the address is our Pi address. So it's on the same network as our Linux box And because we're running a Z-tunnel on the Pi, we also need this special label that says ambient redirection enabled So this is going to tell our cluster that the Z-tunnel knows how to speak H-bone And we're going to use H-bone as our Azure connection Cool. So that's basically all that happens cluster side Let's take a look at what's happening on the Pi Oh, so I think we have to SSH it again So But all those logs are actually Z-tunnel logs because we were testing the demo earlier So we're gonna I think we have to CD into the directory I think setup. No, no not that one Set up Z-tunnel. Yep. Cool. Yeah, so we can see it run live. Let me make this a little bigger. Disconnected again Yeah, so this this is why it's hacky, but At the end of the day, we'll make it work All right, there we CD into it.  Oh, I'm sorry. Did that again? Yes Okay, now it's running. So the command I ran if we scroll back up Is doing all the steps on the right. So it's copying over the service account the config files to the right directories We're editing at Z-host to have that SNI studio D thing that we saw in the virtual service And then we're also installing the dot dot dot dead Z-tunnel that I've included in the repo so A quick side note Z-tunnel is a rust-based Project proxy that You can actually build on the pie itself. It takes like 30 minutes It's super lightweight compared to envoy. If you've ever tried building envoy It's not a fun time But Z-tunnel is very easy to build and you can even build it on like a tiny little raspberry pi So the address though I have here is actually the east west gateway address because again Like we need to get xds updates from our control plane to our pie So we're because this is the plot network. We're just writing the the east west gateway service ip directly And this is what we're editing in etsy host to set So if we go back to our logs, we can see that we've connected And we should be able to test connectivity to lower service. Yeah All right, so or is this uh, wait, is this the right? Okay, uh, yeah, let's let's check that we got local host because I think I don't see uh, you don't see an entry. Yeah Uh, where would I figure to the browser to local host? So um z tunnel also exposes an admin panel. Um that has Oh, no What happened the demo gods? Wait, if you open a new ssh connection with the the 15,000 one Yeah, that's what happened. Okay Problem fixed Yay. All right. Here we go. So we are able to get the config dump directly from istio d which actually tells us a number of things So i'll make this really large for you and i'll be quick because we're kind of running out of time But if I did a control f and I looked for hello. Oh, no, it's not right I think that's the wrong path on the z tunnel. If you go back, that's what it was So, uh in the github just real quick Or is it do you know where the github is? Um I think the file path is slightly different. I think we're using an old version Oh, no way. Wait, well like just exit then. Let's see. Uh Uh Yeah, it should be Is this the the service ip? Let's double check 26, uh Yeah, yeah live troubleshooting y'all I promise you literally worked five minutes before we actually got on the stage I see yeah, we can uh, maybe just run the the recording, but it looks like it, uh Did not been connected. It's not connecting because it's not getting the updates from xds. Uh, oh interesting Okay, so let's let's talk through what actually was supposed to happen We were actually hoping that through all of this fun exercise You would see these little leds light up, but something must have broke. Maybe I don't know anyways One of the interesting things about how this all functions is that I'm making a call from either my pie to um The the kind cluster or the other way around and whilst just figuring that out What's actually going to happen is as I make that call a curl to Um, let's say a service that's running in my my kind cluster I should get a result I will get a result as expected because the z tunnel that lives on this pie Is connected to istio d that long runs on this cluster over here Now on the flip side I can run A python based server that's actually connected to this led and I can run a curl pod on this on this box And what I would do is I'd just ssh or shell into the curl pod and effectively just You know run a curl against the pi ip or the pies dns name and and specifically a path and that path is just basically Turning on the leds and doing something But that's supposed to demonstrate the bi-directional functionality and communication path between A non kubernetes based workload that lives in the mesh and look, you know the magic of nina It seems to be working. I have no idea. I don't think I changed anything, but uh Do you want to look at the local host again? Yeah, let's take a quick look. I mean we've got five minutes So, um, basically because we're on a flat network on the kind cluster side We've exposed the pod sider and service sider So our pi is like going through our like the linux host like has an ip We're routing everything in the pod and service sider there So technically speaking if I did a curl Actually We'll see Control r curl. Hello. Yep. That looks good And if you noticed you see the successful hello, right? I'm going to skip the policy because I think we should just go to the led But what the policy was supposed to do is actually block this indirect or sorry this direct connection and expect a header and our header would have been istio is cool that We would have applied before we made that curl request and it would have gone through But all other requests would have failed and this would have been from the pi directly to a service in ambient Now we're going to do the reverse and I'm going to let nina kind of take us through the magic here Yeah, so um on the pi side so like instead of applying a policy on the cluster side We saw the pi can talk to the cluster so now we're going to go in the other direction We have have the cluster talk to uh the pi so the way that we're going to do this is um I'm going to run this python python server on port 8080 on the pi And then on the cluster side i've created the service so you can technically use a service entry here as well But um to simplify the demo we were just created a service Because I think everyone here is familiar with component eight resources So um we're uh using the workload entry that I showed you earlier to uh as a selector here And um we're using port 8080 which is what the um the led server is running on So um i'm just going to check that I don't have any authorization policies before I Cool, so we don't have any authorization policies.  Oh, well we can debug that wait. I know I know what's wrong Is it because I changed it to uh, yeah, it's only 50 pixels. So let's quickly debug it I didn't pull down the latest. I didn't do a get pull before we started this. I'm sorry All right, marina marina. Okay, so uh, this is uh, I'm using uh neopixels or like uh, uh, the Yeah, this library here to um run the server to change the the Lights, um, but it's running a flask server. So that's how we're getting like we're sending a get request and changing the the colors um So let's run that again. And uh, now if we send the same request everything should light up live debugging So that's all great, but like that doesn't really show any cool authorization policies, which is to does really well So what i'm going to do now is um on the linux side. I am or is this the right Is this kubekan? Yeah Uh, we're going to apply the not a teapot one wait, uh policies Which one k apply The l4 one so the z tunnel doesn't support l7 policies. So we can't like block on headers or anything We have to block on just the service account So i'm going to apply this and then i'll just cat it to take a look at it Or actually we'll take a look at it in k9s or no never mind. Let's cat it So the thing this authorization policy is doing again, it's a istio resource We're going to deny everything coming from our sleep app So the curl i sent from before was coming from the sleep app So now when i send the the request again, we should be blocked because we have this deny policy So going back, uh If i send it again, I get a connection received failure And if we look at our z tunnel logs, we can see that we got our back rejected because this is an l4 policy We don't get a nice like 403 response. We just get the connection rejected So now the last thing we're going to do is it's kind of sad that the lights aren't working If we try this again from a different app like net shoot I should be able to send Where is it? Do I have it open actually somewhere else? I think I have a running here Here yeah, so I should be able to send the same thing from the net shoot Thing that i'm running also in the default namespace, but it's going to use a different service account So when I run it we get the same the light slashing and looking back at the z tunnel logs very briefly We see that this is coming from the default default Uh service account, so that's why it's getting allowed in so we can see that the l4 policy is getting applied And our our lights are correctly working awesome. All right, so let's wrap up I think we've got like one minute before Stephen comes on stage and tells me to get off Um, I can't find my deck. Oh, there we There we go Okay, so We would love to get some feedback on this talk because we want to make this better for the next time around So please go to that qr code and let us know how we can make this demo Great for kubecon paris next year, which I hope to see you all at and finally if you want to know more Like if you want to dig more into istio ambient mesh We're actually going to be at the kubecon booth d11 come visit us. We're there like for the next three days We're actually going to be at the psyllium booth as well over at psyllium con come chat with us there as well Also, I'm doing a talk at psyllium con today in literally half an hour So come check that out. It's called bgp or sorry What's smoother than you know your expressive your morning expressive pools? It's bgp and bridging gaps So come check that out. It's over at the psyllium con session And we want to thank you all for your time. So we hope you have a great rest of your Edge day whatever other colo events you're going to as well as kubecon. We hope to see you around take care


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