I think we're just going to go ahead and get started. It does look like there's a line outside. Just to let you all know who I am, I am Julie Gunderson, a senior reliability advocate at Gremlin. I'm actually an organizer of Dev Ops Day's Boise. I'm an avid mushroom hunter, but those are morel mushrooms, and I arrived in Spain by plane. My name is Karim Satterly. I'm a senior developer advocate at HashiCorp. A huge fan of aerial photography or one of those guys with drones, very annoying. Used to be a conference organizer, gave up on that. Thank you, COVID. Also arrived here by plane. So, I know we all had lunch, but quick show of hands, movement is very important to help with digestion. Who came here by plane? Raise your hand. Wow, jeez. Okay. Oh, wow. 83%? Something like that. Yeah. We'll go 80, 83%.  But flying, obviously, one of the safest ways of traveling, and yet you still might encounter an incident or two. Sorry, an unscheduled event. My airline does not want to call it an incident. In IT Ops, we'd refer to it as an outage, as an incident, but to keep everyone's stress level down, especially after seeing so many hands up, we're gonna avoid harmful language like that. We will, before you have to get on a plane to go home. So, picture this, and it's purely hypothetical, this never happens. Your plane is on a landing approach like the plane behind us. This is the Amsterdam Tower. We tried to find a sky that reflects Valencia's at night. It's very hard, because Amsterdam is usually very great. Crew on that flight deck just reconfirmed the correct runway. This is good, because planes do sometimes land on the wrong runway, or actually taxiway, and they got the latest relevant metrics, things like wind direction, temperature, humidity, all the things that make a plane really unhappy, and that you, as a passenger, generally don't notice. Short crackle on the mic. Sorry, we couldn't afford the sound effect for that. And unbeknownst to the pilots, they find themselves in a Nordo situation.  So when a plane has a Nordo situation, they have no radio situation. These acronyms are not very creative. They just remove a couple of letters, make it shorter. Hey, it works. But imagine this, plane has lost voice comms. This is not a critical failure, but it is not very convenient when you're in a landing approach. And planes, like our multi-cluster, multi-cloud, often, obviously, multi-continent deployments are part of massive, massive, truly massive engineering projects. And usually, they're seriously complex, usually overly complex, and the same holds true for planes. So here we have a pilot and her first officer, and they're not panicking. That's a good thing. At least, it is for me. They don't panic because they appreciate the complex systems fail. And they don't panic because they're actually practicing for these scenarios all the time. Now, I will take a step back, and when you do see your flight crew all of a sudden start to buckle up, well, maybe that's when you should pay attention a little. But during this, they know what to expect during these situations. These scenarios are so expected that they're often referred to as normal accidents. Meanwhile, though, at the ATC tower, a controller just started a debugging process, a debugging protocol. And we'll join them shortly on that whole process. But before we really get started, over the past few days, and while some of you are coming into the room, actually, we asked almost 100 attendees. One very important question. What does observability mean to you? Think, thanks to you, we nearly hit 100. We hit 97 at this point. And so when we had answers that came as part of a theme through the power of Google Sheets and copy-pasting, we grouped them together. This is really what metrics is like. And honestly, we got some pretty amazing answers. I know we had somebody ask what the most outrageous answer is. So I would say, you know what, let's run this BuzzFeed style because you won't believe number five. I would tell you number seven is the real killer, but we couldn't afford seven. Slides have to be 16 by nine. So one of you answered that observability is akin to a surveillance state. And we're just gonna kind of have to come back to that one in a little bit. Now, more than one person with maybe the title of sales or account executives suggested that observability is just an add-on skew that they sell and it gives you that automated visibility. So all you have to do is install observability.exe, double-click and everything is instrumented, super easy. Not sure how that works in a container context, but it's great. So almost a quarter of you actually took this question very serious, appreciate that. And you gave answers that we could group as graphs or traces, I like that. Yeah, because we started to really get somewhere with these answers. And then almost a third of you know how we're fudging the metrics all the time. We're making it look good for the story that we need. We had people that basically concluded that oops, we didn't test that. Not everyone said it this way, but for the one person that I truly hope that you're here that was shakily telling us that we don't actually test for everything, you are fine, we're all there. If I ask everyone here to raise their hand, if they have 100% coverage, you will not see a single hand. Wait, let's ask, actually. So raise your hand if you have 100% coverage. Okay, good. I told you. So four pretty strong answers or definitely polarizing, we'll go with that. So let's look at them a little bit more. So we promised you that we'd get back to surveillance state and we were at a little bit of a loss. So either somebody was being snarky or brilliant or this is just a really inappropriate project code. We just want to tell you that if you feel like this at your organization, both Gremlin and HashiCorp are hiring so you can visit our websites or our booth. Yeah, automated visibility is clearly marketing. You can unlock that for 39 bucks per pot per month with a one year contract. Pay the front? Yeah, of course, I want to lock in those 3%. Okay, good. Yeah, I got to get that discount. Moving on to the more serious answers, graphs and traces is what we would call the known knowns. So the things that we seem to understand and are aware of, think of this as the 200X range of answers that your API or service might give, the 400X range, things where it's very clear why things are broken. And we use the word thing a lot because this is true for any engineering project and though the 200 isn't. And you want to think about it at that moment that you can't do better than respond with a 500 or if you're that kind of person, a 400 and then you just blame the end user. So these are the things that we are aware of but we don't fully understand. The known unknowns. So let's talk a little bit about this journey. Before our plane can lose contact, we first need to have a plane, we need to have communication protocols, we need to have a tower optimally speaking. Obviously, if you have a field that you want to ditch your plane in or a river like happened in, what was that, 2008? Also very possible. But you are going to go through a very long process. And so you want to think about this process as a stand in for any engineering product. We start building a thing and when we start to build that thing, the first thing that we need to do is we gather the requirements. So we want to understand what are our customer needs? We meet with those stakeholders, we document the outcomes. We actually go through quite the process for this but just don't have an entire day to talk about it. But once we've done that research and once we've established those timelines, then we start building that thing. So in the case of that plane, we know how many passengers it needs to hold. We know how far that plane needs to go, what the fuel requirements are. And when we look at that, those are the things that we are aware of that we know. Now, if this kind of engineering project is of interest to you, you can find directions on how to build a plane on WikiHow with pictures and it will walk you through that whole process. And I know many of us are engineers and you'd go like, hey, but building a plane is really, really tricky. There is a lot you can smudge around and make look good as long as the FAA approves that you're good. So now it's time to take off. It's launch day and you have worked with all of your marketing teams and all those other teams and you're super excited, that thing that you've built, you're ready to release it and... In the age of full service ownership, that's where the real problem starts because you built it, you released it and now you own it. I mean, not a huge fan because obviously that means I should have had 100% of testing. But before you can take part in that service disruption, you're not actually going to experience anything until you know and you've detected that there's an outage. And just because you haven't detected an outage because your tooling hasn't detected that outage, it doesn't mean that your customer hasn't actually detected that outage. Remember our pilots? From the second, the air traffic control tower lost contact with them, their customer, they started a countdown, five minutes or less to resolving that issue or else. Or else, indeed. So we want to think about that and that's what we're talking about today. With observability, are we able to understand? Can we look from the outside in and be able to understand that we are experiencing an incident? So the or else that Kareem was mentioning is two in the United States, two Air Force trained observability specialists, otherwise known as fighter jet pilots. So if that context is lost for long enough, two pilots will physically fly up and flank the plane to observe from the outside in that it's still there. So not an ideal situation, also if you are on a plane and you do see two fighter jets, don't worry, it's actually part of the process, so it's okay. But once you've detected the incident, that's now when you can actually start working to restore that service and that's excellent. So we're going to walk through this here on how we get there. Exactly and when you see those fighter jets, it's totally okay to switch over airplane mode. I just tried to get those text messages out like quick, fast. That's actually why we lost radio control because one of you or all of you did not have airplane mode switched on. Come on. It does actually cause problems sometimes. I'm going to talk about it later. After flying. So remember, we owed you one more answer and this was the one that we got from most people. Observability is really the information. You didn't think you needed, but that could actually solve your problem. And these are the unknown unknowns. It's easy to build for the stuff, for the happy path, even for the imagined unhappy path, but there's always the stuff that you can't truly anticipate until you've experienced it and it is no longer an unknown. And so generally speaking, these have been classified into what is known as the three pillars of observability. So we're going to talk through that a little bit. So first we start with logging and that's an important part of your telemetry toolbox because log collection and collation, that can give you more details about what the code in your application, what it's been doing and it gives you information like calls to remote dependencies and query request times, errors for bad data and timeouts. And one thing that's actually just important to note here is it's actually important to set some guidelines for your logging so that we can make sure that everybody is logging in the same way. Exactly, code is poetry and your error messages should be haikus that help you understand what's going on. Put the things in there that make sense for you and keep them consistent. If your system is complex enough, which obviously it is, put in numbers that you can track in terms of error codes, a 400 will not always help you detect that, yes, the client didn't provide great data, but it doesn't necessarily mean that nothing they provided was good. Now that said, we also have tracing and tracing helps you deal with the complexity of your distributed systems. So look, there's lots of tracing tools out there and your tracing tool of choice, that's going to help you understand maybe where that single user request goes and subsequent requests it creates throughout your system. So following a single user through a distributed system with multiple dependencies, it's incredibly complex, but that actually gives you the insight into how your application is behaving within that web of both upstream and downstream dependencies. Apologies, I was having a different request here. So with that said, kind of going back to the start of that incident that you were experiencing, how did you know how severe that incident was? How did you know if you should wake up Patrick at two o'clock in the morning on a Tuesday or at three o'clock in the morning on a Saturday after he'd been hanging out at cube com for the whole week or if it was something that could wait until a normal workday. So when we talk about measurements, we need to understand how our system is working, how severe those incidents are, but also... If you can measure it, you can manage it and if you can't manage it or interpret it, you can't harden it. It's tricky. It is very tricky. Trace, log, measure, those are your three pills of observability. Different products will call them differently and words do matter, but the gist remains the same. So let's go ahead and go back and look at that timeline of the incident. So if we look at the orange line here, that represents this extended period of time where we didn't even know we were in that time to detect the incident, so TTD, right? And that could have resulted from many things.  What we need to know is where our systems are having those interruptions and that comes back to observability. And so with that time to detect being so long, we want to shorten that and we want to shorten that with observability, with monitoring and then with experimentation because we can't restore any of our services if we don't know that they're broken first. So when we talk about experimentation, we're really talking about science here because science and chaos, chaos might be a little unfortunately named, people tend to get a little bit freaked out, especially sea levels, they don't love hearing chaos, they don't love hearing failure, but when we talk about chaos engineering, we do follow the scientific method. So we start with observation and baseline metrics because it's important to understand how your systems behave now. Some of you might call that a steady state. I prefer a nominal state because your systems are going to vary depending on what you're experiencing. So if you are a retailer, for example, you would experience a different state in your systems on a normal day and a different state going into the holidays or going into a Cyber Monday or a Black Friday situation. So you really understand at least some baseline metrics of your system. And if you don't have those, it's okay, don't let that be a barrier to entry to start practicing with experimentation. Just start doing some observation, make a note of those, and then you can actually use your experimentation to validate those metrics that you're collecting. Now moving on, we kind of know what our system looks like, right? What it looks like now in that nominal state. So based on that, we're going to formulate a hypothesis. We're going to essentially say that this thing works the way we think it does, the way we expect it to. After we've formed that hypothesis, we're going to design an experiment around that. And when we design those experiments, it's really important to understand the blast radius. So the blast radius, if you think about it, is how big that experiment is going to be, how much of your system is going to be impacted. So for example, Or how much of your weekend. Oh yeah, or how much of your weekend, indeed. When you're starting, it's okay to start small with chaos engineering. I am absolutely guilty of in the past saying that you could only practice chaos engineering in production, and that's not true. You can practice chaos engineering in development, in staging, and move to production because it's like how we work with code. You can move up the chain, but if you're going to say run like a CPU attack, maybe don't run 100%. Start with 5%, build on that 10%, 15% consumption because we'll learn more about our systems and we'll be able to control the outcome of that. One of the other things you want to have in place is abort conditions. So this is when you're going to say, oh, we just learned something about our system that we didn't expect and we better stop this experiment. Netflix famously uses stream starts per second as a metric. And they're using a metric that is a direct reflection of their customers. When they're running experiments and they see that stream starts per second start to drop, that's when they halt that experiment because while we are all having fun playing around with our systems, we have to remember that there is somebody on the other end who is ideally trying to use that. So we want to keep the user in mind and this is all about making their experience better.  But not because you want to take a look at those results and there's going to be likely one of two outcomes. So either you validated your hypothesis, yeah, your systems are reliable or they failed gracefully or you found something in your system. You found a potential failure point, luckily before your customer did. So analyze those results because then you can go back and either have confidence that your system works the way you expected it to or now you know what you need to do to harden your system. Also please do make sure to document this. And then a major, did you want to say something? You definitely want to document everything you're doing to understand what is happening, how it's happening and how it differs from the initial hypothesis. And I do promise Kareem will get to talk here in just a little bit, but- Not too sorry, Candy. With chaos engineering, learning is a key outcome. And there's a couple of ways that we are learning and that's why it's important to share the results with your organization. So first of all, what we're learning on our teams we should share with other teams so they can also learn how to harden their systems but we're also learning as an organization and developing that culture where we embrace failure. We're developing that culture where we want to learn from each other and the way we do that is we share, we share wins, we share our failures, we share our learnings. And your learnings might seem small to you but they might be big to the organization. Many of you might not be early career engineers, operations folks or anything early career you might not have done an internship but other people are. Help them understand the things that you wish somebody had taught you at that point. Help build that culture, no matter how big your organization is. Small contributions like that go a long way. And so as we learn from failure we want to generally look at four signals. In the SRE book and the Site Reliability Engineering book from Google this would be called the Four Golden Signals. If you like a different color, totally fine. Before we continue, a word of warning. Learning together is awesome. Learning because you caused a huge outage less awesome. So please, please for the next few slides and we tried to make this stand out a little bit. Understand your recovery plan. If you go like we don't have one, do not continue. That's okay. Start thinking about your recovery plan. Maybe that's just a new deploy and everything gets resolved automatically. Maybe it's a little bit more involved. And then make sure your backups are known to be good. We've all been there where your backup software returns a green check mark and you're like, that's awesome. And you find out the file with zero bytes. And it's not actually a backup, but the file name checked out. So let's talk about latency a little bit. The time it takes to serve as a request. So for example, with our plane are the voice comms between plane and tower just delayed or something else going on. There are a couple of ways you can simulate this. Injecting delays programmatically super easy. If you're an early career engineer, that's comes as part of the job. I've definitely been there. You could also build in some sleep commands or whatever your language of choice offers. You could change your DNS and network settings fuzz with the timeouts, black hole, certain connections, make routing really, really complex. If you're codifying your infrastructure, this is very easy to establish and make go away again. It's a good thing. And then super fast way to introduce latency, no pun intended actually, is switching geographical zones. Let's say your standard by default deploying to central Europe. And all of a sudden you're deploying to a zone in Asia. You are definitely going to have some latency. See how your system responds to that, if it responds to that and go from there. And then of course, as you're investigating how your system goes, you're gonna be looking at error rates. They give you an understanding of how many requests your system fails to complete correctly. And note that I use the word correctly because not every request will have to be responding with a 200 okay. Sometimes it's okay if you lose a certain percentage. Error rates are fairly easy to simulate. Terminate a service or two. Again, have a recovery plan and understand how to bring them back. Delete or revoke some access credentials. That's a personal favorite. If you have automated software for that, for secrets management, expire those keys early. Change a policy to not bend tokens that are working for 15 minutes, but 15 seconds. See how your application deals with that. And of course, another great setting of another great way to create an error setting is to change the clock. Time is a relative concept. You'll know this if you've enjoyed running JIRA and encounter the leap second. This is not a snide remark to the latest outage. This is from 2013, but it still hurts. And actually, I just want to pause here. So this time thing, that is an error that we would think, okay, our systems can handle that. I just have to let you know every time we have daylight savings time in the States, my card for my bank doesn't work. Now, luckily, I'm too lazy to have to change all my payment methods on Netflix and Hulu to go to another bank, but we have to remember that our customers can make changes like that. Actually, glad the European banking system is a little more stable. So yeah, when we talk about traffic, we refer to the demand that's being put on a system. This isn't exclusively HCP traffic. Anything that goes over wire, maybe you have an internet of things set up, maybe all your stuff goes through ether. All of this is traffic, and eventually that can catch up with your system. Create some spikes. For HCP traffic, super easy. Use something like AB or Newman if you built APIs. Just spawn tons of instances and see how your APIs respond to that. See how your web application firewall responds to that.  They will figure out ways around that and will not be caught by the first level. So don't just rely on a single safety net. If your system loses a load balancer, then you're getting the same benefit, but if your system uses a load balancer, change the weights you're using. Instead of deploying a setup with three equally targeted zones, shift all the traffic to a single zone. This will give you enough traffic to test with, hopefully. If not, might wanna ask why you have three. Then for saturation, we're looking at system utilization and what constraints our system is experiencing. And this is a tricky one because this is very, very specific to your system. We had somebody come up to us yesterday ask about what a good CPU is for an architecture they were planning and it's a guess, right? It's everyone's guess. And the only thing that's really the common thread with any architecture is that you're not only going to experience outages at 100% saturation. You'll have problems usually at 70, 80%, which is why we usually over provision. Simulating saturation is actually quite informational. You could start out by altering the scaling logic of your orchestrators, delay scale outs to create hot zones, not the COVID kind and force more load onto a single system. Or you could fill up disks with randomly generated data. If you ever played with Linux, you've probably found ways to do that. And of course, there's plenty of different approaches. I think the person that suggested what was it, observability.exe, you could use consume.exe to just completely burn through your Windows CPU. Sorry, your CPU on a Windows system. Obviously it's the same CPU. And so latency, errors, traffic, saturation, the four primary signals you're looking for and while we present them as individual things, they're very much connected. If you shift your traffic from a single, from two instances to a single instance, you're gonna get more disk usage. You're gonna get more saturation. Your disk is gonna get fuller. And eventually you're gonna get errors because your application is no longer able to write. And we're talking about this in an instance setup, but all of this holds true for pretty much any setup that you can imagine. So the whole point of this is getting to that point where the customers don't even know we're having an issue. Because there have probably been many times that you were on planes, sitting in the back, eating your mushroom and crusted chicken, that you didn't know that there was a communication issue happening. And so when we look at that through everything we just talked about with observability and monitoring and chaos engineering experiments, we're looking to reduce that time to detection because as I mentioned at the beginning, if you don't know that there is an incident happening, how can you even start to restore it? A big part of this is understanding our systems better but also building that culture. So one thing that we talk about is game days. And with game days, you're practicing chaos engineering experiments, but not just with your team. With other teams in the organization, it's always a good idea to at least include one other team because you're going to learn about how their systems work, they're going to learn about how your systems work, and you're also going to learn how to work together and have that cross-functional communication. So deep breath, we're nearly at the end. So I want to give you some takeaways. First of all, everything we talked about today is tool agnostic. It doesn't matter if you're in a container context or not. It does matter if you're on physical hardware or virtualized hardware, which is just a more expensive physical hardware. Complex systems are ultimately built by humans and those humans are the primary contributor to lowering your error budget. But those same humans can be also the primary contributor to increasing your error budget and allowing you more time to experiment. We gave you this heads up before, but everything you build should be codified. It is so much easier to look at code in the broadest sense of the word. A protocol is also codification. To look at that and understand how to restore your system. When you codify, you're removing click ops. That's a good thing. Yes, I work at a vendor that has software for that. This is not about that. It's about making sure you can undo things that are broken. And when you test things, employ a proper method. We're not trying to just randomly go unplug things in a data center. Remember, we're walking through scenarios. We're walking through our hypothesis. We're very careful about how we are testing our systems so that we can harden them. And finally, none of this is really a technical problem. This is very much a people problem. So remember when we said teach that new engineer, teach that new person on your team how things work. Create that culture of reliability. Create that culture of it's okay to fail. It's okay to ask and it's okay to learn together. None of us know as much as all of us together. And building reliable systems and better systems starts with building a better team. And with that, just remember words matter. Words like chaos are scary. They're about to flag us off the stage, play that exit music. So with that, let's go ahead and tell them where to find our slides and our books that we like. Yeah, we'll definitely do that. Summer is coming, so I know you're ready for some vacation reading. One book that we like to talk about a lot is normal accidents. Charles Parrar dissects why complex systems constantly just inch closer to the next incident. Not fun reading, but very informational. Also not your traditional IT book. If you like the Phoenix project, fatal defect is written in a similar-ish style. Very nice. Also helps you understand complex systems but very much in an IT sense. And some really scary insights there. One of my favorite books also that Gene Kim was an author on, but authored by Dr. Nicole Forsgren is Accelerate and actually talks about the importance of chaos engineering, the importance of culture, and the importance of game days and learning. And then I think we were asked to put this in there so please enjoy. Definitely take pictures of this. I see you pulling your phones down, that's not okay. Keep them up. You're gonna need them for the next slide though. Hit us up at our booths. We have socks at Hashi Corp. Super nice when it's not this balmy. And if you want a copy of these slides, we'll upload this as soon as we get Wi-Fi back. We just wanna let you all know that the plane did land safely so pilots do actually have a way to communicate with lights, with tipping the wings, that everything is okay so we wanna let you know that. Oh and a transponder. So the last learning that we wanna give you from that is don't have just a single safety net. Build for failure. Build for systems that constantly will fail because eventually they will and you can predict where it comes from. And I'm Julie Gunderson. You can find me at julie underscore gond on Twitter or at the gremlin booths. I'm at case of theory on Twitter. My name is Kareem. If you wanna talk about Asian whiskies or baking, I'm happy to talk about that or otherwise infrastructure as code I guess. And with that, thank you so much. Don't know if we have time for questions. Thank you.


Coach, how has Will progressed this week? And can you share his status for the game? Questionable, so we'll see where that goes. But that's where his status will be. Progressed a little bit, and will continue to work with him. And he'll continue to get treatment. Is that something specific you'd be looking for tomorrow or Sunday that would make the deciding factor? We've discussed those.  But that would be, can he protect himself? Can he do his job? And can he make it worse? When he's looking for a way?   And, you know, you have to be able to avoid and make quick movements and slide away from things and sometimes run with the football. And those are all things that go on in a game. How's Brian handling the week? Good. Very good. Some excitement.  Got to be some excitement level in his part to get back in there. I don't know. I'm not. Those are I can't feel people's emotions. So whatever Ryan said, if he was excited, Jimmy, then the good energy and practice. Yeah. Yeah.  But good command. Today we had a good day, better than yesterday. And, you know, that's what it'll be if Brian ends up starting. How good to get Caleb to follow you back this week and practice, at least maybe a start for him? Well, yeah, a little bit of a start. It's been a long road. And he's worked hard.  I don't know. There'll be no Caleb won't play this year. I'd tell him just to start with his process. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Let me talk to him. He won't play this year. But this is good to get him out there and continue to do to individual and see some football. And we'll see where things go from there. And, you know, that's our testament to him to work hard to get back. How has Traylin looked coming off the illness?  And I thought today was a good day. And he's been a good pro, has zoomed in and has met with Rob a bunch, staying on top of those things. Because, you know, once these guys get to a certain level and there's a fever, we'll try to keep him away from everybody else.  How disappointed are you with him? Well, I'm disappointed for him. And for the team, he's helped us out. And he plays a lot of different roles. And he's continued to improve. And just a very reliable, dependable player that, you know, we won't have going forward. How did you kind of manage the way you got a couple of wall crews? Did you feel like you were able to get done with what you wanted to get done? Yeah, man, I thought it was a little better.  How are you looking for Altsman?  Well, you know, you're on pace for a thousand-yard season. It's been a while. Actually, AJ Brown was the last one. Does that mean anything to you that you can get to receive a quarterback in that mark? You know, of course that means something to me. To have a thousand yards isn't easy in this league, especially when you play with different quarterbacks. You know, trying to build a chemistry at receiver isn't the easiest thing, especially when it's your first year with a team. So to be able to do that with two different quarterbacks, you know, I feel like that's almost as hard, you know, as hard as going out there getting 1,400 yards. What about when it comes to incentives? I mean, you got some incentives in the contract can make some money with some of these statistical markers. Do you keep track of those at all? No, I don't. Let my agent do that. How do you think Ryan kind of stepped back in and handled the week? Like a vet. Like, we expect the run to come out with energy. Try to try to finish this season strong. Those of us who are in the receiver meetings like you are, just how important was NWI for what you guys stand? How much will you guys miss him not being out there? NWI is a hard worker. You're asking, do anything he's going to do it. So of course, you know, we're going to miss him out there. But this is NFL next man up mentality. And that's why you get guys in all season. That's why guys practice every day to step up. You've been in this situation before during the seasons where you're going to cry with implications. Where the game doesn't actually mean anything from playoff to anything. What do you say to the younger guys or guys you haven't got playing for each other and playing for Friday? I really don't see it. I'm not the biggest vocal person as far as trying to cheer guys up if you're in the league. And you need someone else to motivate you. You might be in the wrong business. So I expect everybody to come out here and do their job, no matter if we were one in whatever the record was. It's what you're supposed to love to do. Is there any motivation playing in the school or because the teams are playing down the stretch still in contention? No. Really, you worry about yourself. Obviously, you guys kind of know more about that than we do. But it's day to day for us. And I hope that's for everybody.


Hey guys, it's Nate, AKA The Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. The 85 plus times 10 has returned the Monumentus and very, very popular SBC has finally returned in the summer menus on FIFA 22. I'm gonna take a look at what this did to the market yesterday because some cards, because of this, are moving like crazy, especially some of the fodder cards in this market, are moving mad because of how much demand and hype and also just how much great value the 85 times 10 brings. I'm gonna take a look at all that SBC, the other content that we had yesterday related to the Pushkas moments SBC and eight more summer swap tokens released via the objectives as expected. I also wanna take a look at some of the market with batch one cards, movements after rewards yesterday actually pushed some of those cards up in price and also EA is fixing a mistake that they messed up on with Weekend League rewards. All of that and more in today's video. If you're excited for the 85 times 10 to be back, hit the thumbs up on the video and subscribe if you're new and let's talk about that SBC to start things off today. Of course, we knew this SBC was gonna be coming soon. We thought that yesterday was gonna be the great time for it and that is exactly what EA felt as well. They released this SBC repeatable one time yesterday but in two days, which I believe the timer is counting down and when they usually do this like it says two days, but to me, that's actually two days in like 20 hours from when it was released, right? So I think on Thursday, we're going to be able to do the 85 times 10 again and then after that, I would assume it's gonna be repeatable one more time because as you see, it's out for six more days. So it's basically out for a whole week. Maybe we will have another opportunity to do this SBC on like Sunday before it would go away and then of course have a chance of packing batch two cards as batch one is going out of packs this Friday as a part of footies. That's the real curious part I have about this SBC. Now what we know from right away and a lot of people opening this pack is the value, the great value of the 85 times 10 is still here with the pack weight, with all the cards that are in packs, 156,000 coins is what this SBC came in at yesterday and that is exactly what we expected to be. 87 squad with a team of the week or a team of the season. Basically the reason why this is such good value is because you're turning in 11 cards, right? And unlike an icon player pick, a footies player pick or anything along those lines, you're turning in 11 cards not to just get one card back, but you're getting 10. You can basically do an 85 times 10 and get the whole squad back that you just submitted for that SBC and then if it was repeatable with no end, you could literally go ahead and do that again. That's where the value is of the 85 times 10 and you're of course giving yourself opportunity to pack some really top tier cards like that St. Max, the Dembele, the Coutinho, the Ronaldo, the Messi, all those cards that are a part of batch one that's in packs. That's why this SBC is high. Now I know some people are looking at this and like, Nate, I'm just gonna save my 85 times 10 because I don't wanna pack any of these guys right now. I would rather save it until batch two or batch three when there's more team in the season or more shapeship their cards in packs, then it will be worth it for me. I understand we were coming from that standpoint but this SBC is just flat out fun. It's exactly, it's just fun. It's so fun to open a pack and to see all the different colors inside of all the special cards, the promo players that are in packs at the moment. That's what makes this SBC so much fun and you can see 87% upvote on this. If you haven't got it done yet, it is a pretty easy craft with upgrade packs. Not that upgrade packs are cheap at the moment. You take a look at the 82 plus player pick. Part of the reason that fodder is up 10K to do that, it's actually going up in price because there's no supply on this market but that was the big W SBC from yesterday. Now again, as I talked about, we're going to be able to do this SBC again on Thursday and I just want to put the bug in your ear and put the idea in your head really quickly that it might be worth it. If you're somebody who's like, man with the cards and packs that are out right now, I don't have a ton of fodder. I can't do a ton of these right now. I might save this for Friday because I think on Friday we're going to have batch two and that could include some more high tier cards, better fodder and higher ratings with probably a lot of team of the seasons entering packs or in that batch two, right? Batch one you can see here goes away Friday. I think batch two would include more team of the seasons. It might be a better value for your fodder rating coming out of the 85 times 10 on Thursday if you open it on Friday. That's just something to think about but I think we're going to continue to get the 85 times 10 a lot over the next two, three, four weeks. So I'm going to be probably just open it and ripping it right away when it gets released. So of course that was the big content from yesterday and like I said, it is making some of the market move like crazy with SBC fodder exploding yesterday.  They are like a lot of 84 rated cards are actually 6,000 coins. Fodder across the whole entire game has gone up but specifically those 84s and 85s have that best ROI. 85s are at 11,000 coins plus 84s like I said are approaching 6K. Some of them were selling at 7K yesterday and you can look at on these cards individually you see the spike, right? 5,000 coins, 4.7K for an album, spiking to 6.4 right now he's around 5.85, 5.9,000 coins. You know, it's just where that demand is at. It's a lot of people have a couple high rated cards in their club or they're going out and saying, hey I can go buy a 92 rated card for 40,000 coins and then buy like an 88 or an 87 and then you know, maybe buy one more like really high tier player like a 93 De Bruyne for 46K and then they go and do the rest of their squad and fill it out with some 84s, 85s and 86s. That's why that part of the market is going up so much. Now if you have any of these cards still if you're invested and you're like, Nate these cards are going to keep going, right? Honestly, yes because the part of the market right now that is getting like no tradable supply is well entirely the whole market. Like there is no tradable supply being dropped on this game. They're not dropping pack SBCs that are tradable, at least not very much. They're not running lightning rounds and what that's really doing is it's making fodder go up more and it's even making upgrade packs more expensive because yeah, there's a couple promo packs in the store but I just think that footies, you know with the best of cards and packs a lot of people and EA themselves are just saying, hey, we don't want to run lightning rounds and try to sell packs for cards that have already been released. That's just not what we're going to do. So that's going to make us think a little bit differently heading into this Friday when we get there talking about what we can maybe do in regards to fodder as I just invited somebody randomly to a game because that's the worst button literally to have as a friend invite. I don't know why they use R2. Why not use R3 EA sports or like L3 or something different? I don't know. Anyways, the market right now just does not have a lot of supply. If you take a look at all gold rares, like let's say I want to go buy some Prem gold rares to do upgrade packs, 1.4K is what it costs to go buy gold rares to do upgrade packs with and the reason why all fodder is going up and it's crazy how much of these are even going up too. Like this 1.4 or 1.5K, some of these cards are more expensive than they were during some of the most insane weeks of team of the season this year. We were paying like 1,000 to 1,200 coins for most of the five weeks of team of the season for upgrade packs during that really high time. Right now, we are paying even more than that and it's because there is no supply tradable to the market of gold rares and of SBC fodder. So that's why you're seeing a lot of these SBC prices go up and a lot of fodder continue to go up as well. The only fodder cards that I would say, hey guys, I would take the cash on would be some of these guys like Gold Modrich. There was a couple people in the stream saying yesterday that Gold Modrich was, and actually he is, basically extinct, an 87 rated card for 32K. On the market, the cheapest 87 rated card right now is 18,000 coins for ones to watch up Makano. So for a gold card that is out of packs like a Modrich, maybe like a Harry Kane or something along those lines where it's an old card that has a special item in packs right now, I can't find the ones to watch card design, there it is. Yeah, so you've got 87s that are at 19,000, 20,000 coins but you've got an 87 Gold Modrich that's out of packs and he is 32,000 coins, I would sell that, right? Same thing with like Harry Kane, Sun, Gold cards that have specials in packs, I would sell those 100% right now because they are extremely inflated in price and they're gonna come back into packs maybe with batch two this weekend. And again, those are some of your higher tier cards while higher rated fodder, I would definitely get those out and I think that's a great play to sell your fodder but for later on for the rest of this week, again, like I'm saying, I don't expect any more lightning rounds until Friday with batch two, unless EA were to drop a, some like a Wynaldum the PSG type SBC one more time and the rewards you get from this was an untradable pack and they drop an SBC like this that is tradable, it's gonna take like multiple of these to really have any market impact or at least move the market very significantly in terms of fodder. I think that you're pretty well off to continue to hold your fodder another day or two before we get to Friday, I think just keep watching, I don't know what kind of content they're gonna release today on a Tuesday but all I know is people are doing the upgrade packs, people are doing the Havertz SBC, the footies favorites, they're doing the gamble player picks like the footies player pick, the Premier League campaign bag, people are loving these, right? I did like three of these yesterday myself, got absolutely nothing except duplicates but it's fun, right? And it's grindable menu content and people absolutely love it. So that's why I would say, hold on to some of that fodder for another day or two, I think it still could go up a little bit more. And again, it's just that lack of supply that is making those go higher. Now another SBC that we had yesterday before we move on and talk about objectives and some other things, we had an icon moments SBC yesterday that people are actually kind of excited about based off of foot bins rating of the Pushkas SBC. Now I think the reason why people are kind of excited about Pushkas is because this is one of the highest tier of icon moments that we've actually had a player SBC for and especially recently and with high rated fodder being in abundance right now with 85 times tens, the upgrade packs that you can get all the fodder packs from Summer Swaps, people can get that fodder if they really want it and they can easily go in and complete a guy like this Pushkas. Now his SBC price isn't amazing. On the market he's about 1.3 million coins and that is exactly what his SBC price is on foot bin. He's right around that 1.3 to 1.4 million coin range but his card was 1.7 mil and even like 2 million coins about three, four, five weeks ago about a month ago. So his card price has dropped a lot with footies and stuff like that happening and with the leak of his SBC that impacted his price a lot. So people that are big fans of this Pushkas card in game he is really good and you can see that it's a very favorable up vote to down vote percentage and it's not a bad card. It is one of those icons that is absolutely still inside the power curve. You could argue that there are cards better than this on the market for cheaper or you could also just argue there's so many different attackers. Why would you wanna lock a Pushkas card untradable in your team feeling like you have to use him when there's so many other great players that are coming out. I understand all sides of the argument but if this is an SBC that you want to craft or you wanna add to your club I think is very craftable again with all the fodder that is attainable at the moment. Now more Monday content just to kinda go over it very fast we also hit the nail on the head with the eight more swap tokens released by EA here. We are now one swap token away from being completely done with Summer Swaps set number one. 49 out of 50 tokens have been released. They basically just copy and pasted Summer Swaps one. The objective, which by the way, EA Sports Roman numerals, hello. Summer Swaps four should be IV with the letters not I, I, I, I. I don't know what they're doing with this but whatever it's the small things, right? But anyways Premier League Serie A all I have to do personally is to get two more Serie A wins. I went out and tried Zlatan's card. It was very fun to use two more wins with this and I will be done with Summer Swaps. I'll get my last two fodder packs and probably call it quits there. But if you're still grinding to get your last few packs done and dusted these are eight more tokens that EA Sports released in order for us to get to that 50 or whatever goal you're trying to go after make sure you keep working on these because it's almost time at the end of the Swaps program and we are near the end with only six days left to redeem these tokens as well. So make sure that you are watching out for these and keeping an eye on these as we get closer to that timeframe being up. Now a couple more things. Now speaking about the market a little bit we have had like we normally do on Mondays throughout the rest of the year that we have seen this kind of trend happen.  Now yesterday this happened specifically in the area of Premier League out of packs specials. This Cancelo card is one that we have seen rise up a lot in this past week with all of the Premier League hype being where EA has placed a lot of the most hype footy cards, right? You've got the Havertz, you've got the Mount, you've got the Rhys James as your most hype cards that have been released from Fleece and not to mention the Louise DS, right? Four really hype prem cards. A lot of people are building their squads around those items right now and you see a lot of your Premier League out of pack specials, specifically the ones that are not in packs. Let me rephrase. Your team of the season, your shapeshifter, Premier League cards are the ones that have risen, right? Because people are just building out these teams with those Premier League links and a lot of these cards continue to go up. I sold a shapeshifter's team Overnary yesterday that I bought on Friday at 730,000 coins. I sold this card at 870. He proceeded to go even over 900,000 coins where he is right now. So a lot of these cards, especially if they're really rare, you know, like I think of a Tim Cahill shapeshifter hero as well. He has gone from 300,000 coins where he was on Friday all the way up to, he's actually encroaching on 400K. He's 370 and these cards are pretty rare. So he could continue to rise up a little bit more and almost get to 400K by the time this week is over. But one thing I want to say is if you have any of these cards tradable in your team, specifically the team of the seasons, just start to think about, hey, I might not want to keep this guy in my team for forever because if you think about it, a candidate for batch two cards would be all of these team of the seasons. And we might cover it a little bit more in depth tomorrow as we talk about batch two coming or especially as we maybe hear about what this next week of footies could look like. I think that some of these cards that have risen up this last week could take a hit in price. After we get more and more cards released in this game, maybe EA focuses around a different league as we head in towards the second week of footies. So that's just kind of something to think about. But if you're enjoying the teams that you're using at the moment, then just use them. And if you don't care about losing coins, I'm gonna say that a lot at this stage of the game. Some of you guys would be like, Nate, I bought the team that I want to use, I'm gonna use him. And I say that, that's great. If you bought Coutinho at like 400K when he dropped all the way down this weekend to use him in a weekend league, and you're like, Nate, I'm having a blast with this Coutinho card. Never used him before now. He's so good. I love him. Then just use him, right? He's 400K. Yeah, he's dropped down at like, he was like 350. You know, I bought his Latan at 180, he was 160. Could he go lower this week later on? Absolutely. With more cards coming in packs this weekend, could some of the cards that have higher versions, you know, like his Latan is not a good example because this is his best version. But for a card, maybe even like Mane wrote to the final that is out right now. His Tots card has five star skills and is really, really hype. And it's 500K more. It's double the price of this road to the final. Could the Tots card dropping down 200, 300K this weekend, if it gets re-released in packs, impact that road to the final Mane? It absolutely could push him down lower. But again, there's a position change in there. That might be a bit of a special issue and a specific issue with that card. But that's just kind of like my overall mindset. And we're probably gonna talk about that a little bit more tomorrow as we get into later of the week as well, watching the market in terms of what cards are really hyped right now, but also what cards could get back into packs. All I would say is start to think about, hey, if I'm having to part with a player from my team as Premier League, what would I kind of do to change my squad around based upon how things look on the market if you're really trying to save coins still on this game. Now really quickly, to end this video off, what's gonna happen today on Tuesday, right? That's kind of a question I don't even really know. Tuesdays have been days where we've had player SBCs during footies, but at the moment, what player SBC are we really expecting, right? We've had the Havertz Premium. We've had the Luis Diaz Premium. We have had two footies favorites, October and November. And I don't know if they can do December because that would feel like they're getting too ahead as they try to go throughout this five week promo. I would imagine it's just one to two per week. So I'm really gonna kind of curious to see what other player they could do today. They could just drop a random flashback. They could drop a random footies card that's just a regular footies card design. I mean, obviously it's EA. They can do whatever they want, but this is one of my worries that I had on the weekend. I was saying like, hey, maybe this content could be a little bit front loaded. And apart from the 85 times 10 yesterday, it really feels like Friday and Saturday were the best two days of footies so far. Now we will see if EA can top that today on Tuesday, but besides some other random players BC that we wouldn't be expecting today that still could potentially come, I really don't know what other types of player picks or packs they would drop because we have so many available at the moment, a footies player pick, Premier League campaign bag, 85-10, Premier League Totzer shapeshifter. There's just so many of these gamble packs that are out right now. Would EA do another one? It's almost seems over the top, but it's also footies. And I'm not gonna complain if they do because we're gonna do the SBC pack and have some fun with it. I just don't know how far EA went to go with that. So we also should be getting really, really close to our next voting of another premium footies, kind of voting SBC situation like the Havertz, like the Wambasaka, like the Luis Diaz. I think tomorrow on Wednesday is when we should get that information. So hopefully, I mean, we might even start getting some leaks today on Tuesday about that info. Really, really fast. Last thing I wanna talk about in this video today is, as I mentioned at the beginning, EA Sports fixing an issue that they said and they are aware of, they messed up one. On the footies website, it says that ranks one, two and three, their pack is only a one-player pack and it should be a three-player pack per the website. It seemed wrong being a one-player pack anyway. But if you got footchamps ranked one, two or three from this last weekend, upcoming foot champions events have been changed and impacted players will receive these items in the coming days. Now here's what I don't know. EA, if you really wanna make this right the correct way, you should literally just give everybody a three plus 92 plus or a three 92 plus SS slash E-fix Todd's player pack. I think that's what they should do. I do want this. I want preview rewards for how do I go to champs finals? I forget how to do this again. R1, champs playoffs. How do I view champs finals rewards? Maybe I can't. I thought you could after you get in here. Anyways, no, I can't. R1, dude, what? I thought I could view champs playoffs. They must be like getting updated right now and that's why I can't view it because like R1, it says even down here, it should do it. Anyways, they must be doing something with champs playoffs rewards. I just want EA to give out that three player pack. I really think it would be so petty of EA if they just gave out two of the singular 92 plus SS slash E-fix Todd's player packs back. That'd be a super EA thing to do. EA, just give them the three player pack and give them the bonus pack that you messed up with in the first place and just do that so that people get a bonus player in a rank one, two, or three in July by the way. If you're grinding there, EA, just give them a little bit extra love. That's all that I'm asking for. So if that's you, if that impacts you, then you should have some extra rewards coming your way or actually the rewards that you were deserved in the first place. So again, today on Tuesday, it's just gonna be more menu grind for me. I'm looking forward to doing more 82 plus player picks, sending my coins into these, getting really high rated fodder. I do wanna complete Havertz. I would love to do a couple more of these footies player picks just to have fun, right? We're just gonna have fun in the menus and enjoy this fun content that we have been trading all year and working and grinding to have coins and have a great squad. And now's the time to enjoy it. So I wanna continue to do that. And hopefully EA might release a couple pieces of content today that would help us do that. But let me know down in the comments how excited you are for the 85 times 10. My 85 times 10 was pretty good.  I think I, oh, I had Jude Bellingham. That was my highlight marquee player. I only had three gold cards. It was just a lot of 86, 87, 88, a couple 90s, like a lot of walkouts and a lot of fodder. That's why the packs are so, so, so fun at this stage of the game. So let me know how yours was down in the comments. But if you did enjoy today's video, smash the thumbs up on it and hit for subscribe if you're new. It has been Nathan for the count and I'll catch you guys later. Peace.


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This is more so just a commentary on how I'm noticing shifts and changes with who and where people find me based on where I'm at in my life. And that's what we're about to get into right now. Hi, Hannah. Hello. Hi, Sham. Long time no chat. A lot has changed. Congratulations. And congratulations to you too. All right. Rapid fire question. Motherhood in three words. Go. Incredible, exhausting, contradictory. I want to hear more about contradictory. I think parenting is something that you can so easily complain about all of the time, but then also it just be the most wonderful thing all of the time. And those things like happening simultaneously. Yes. Did you watch the movie Everything Everywhere All At Once? I did. I loved that movie. I loved it. I came out of that theater. I was pregnant when I saw it. I came out bawling my eyes out, but that has been my explanation for parenting after that. I'm like, it is everything, everywhere, all at once. All right.  Three words? I'm thinking like in phrases, because like one of them is like income loss. Another is priorities shift, and then another is like not wanting to be pigeonholed. Okay. These are great. Let's go through those one by one. Income loss, I took three months off, so I gave myself three months maternity leave, I wasn't working, and now I work part time. So I'm working less, so it's not actually a shock to me that my income has decreased because input, output, all of that. Do you feel like your audience became less interested in your work as a sex educator once you had a baby? And if so, I would love to hear what you think the connection between those two things are. Yeah. I think I got a lot of worried comments that people were scared that I would stop doing sex ed videos and I would only talk about parenting. And I had to do like a lot of reassuring, like no, no, no. That's going to be like sprinkled throughout, like because I have the two YouTube channels, I got like the sex education one and then the lifestyle one. And yeah, sure, the lifestyle one has gone full parenting mode because that's my lifestyle right now. But the sex education channel, I think is very much stayed the same obviously because I've had this huge life shift. My viewpoints and maybe the way that I look at things now will, it just, I just have like an extra thing to bring to them if it warrants it. I wonder if you had this realization that I had and I had this specifically after the first baby a little bit where we talk about sex for a living. So this is like a conversation I can probably only uniquely have with you and a small handful of people.  Professionally, you have a lot more sex appeal than I do. I kind of then, I go down like the nerdy friend route, I think a lot more. I almost wish that I could like have that kind of sexiness in my videos, but I often hold back because I don't know, just like the comments and the viewers that I don't want to watch my videos tend to find that more appealing. And so sometimes I think I unsexify myself in order to avoid that. And then like being a mom now and also not having time to put on makeup has helped.   Yeah, I've honestly not felt that from my audience. Have you? I don't know. I mean, I think for me, it is less about what was said and more about what was felt and experienced. I noticed for me, my experience with pregnancy was when I got pregnant, people were really interested in engaged. And it's almost as like as soon as I gave birth, everyone was like, we're done with you. I felt that it was real big during pregnancy. Like, you know, people were actively really interested in me and that and then all my other work by association. Yeah.  And people are like curious to see how I was and stuff. But then after that, yeah, it's been real quiet. What's your societal assessment of that? Yeah, I think it's part probably a mixture of like sexism, ageism, the motherhood penalty, like all of these things kind of wrapped up into one. Like not everyone is a parent or wants to be a parent. So people aren't interested. I think there's also like this stigma around like, oh, as soon as you become a parent, like that's all you're going to want to talk about. And yeah, sure, it's like, we're never going to stop being parents. So like, it is always on our mind, even if we're not like around our children. But yeah, it's hard because I'm just like, no, I have other interesting thoughts about things. But then also at the same time, it's like, hey, what is so wrong about wanting to talk about your kid all the time? Has this loss of audience and loss of income reinvigorated your work or discouraged your work? Or is it a mix of both? Everything everywhere, all at once? A little bit of a mix of both because the first few months after I came back, I was really struggling, I think, to keep up with everything. Like we were publishing the same amount of content as we were before. I had Rowan and I was working part-time. So the maths doesn't math. That shouldn't make any sense. And what was suffering was my passion and happiness with what we were doing. And then also, I think, the quality of it. Like what I felt was good enough quality to put out there. But then there's been this huge shift where, I don't know, I think there's like a sense of freedom. I don't know whether you felt this of like, when you were first starting out on YouTube, when you don't have as many eyeballs looking at you, you've got that like freedom to experiment. And you can just kind of like do what you want. Whereas when you have lots of eyeballs on you and you've had some success, you're like, well, this is what is successful. This is what I have to do. This is what I have to stick at. And it's a lot scarier to deviate from that. But in the last couple of months, I've been like, Hey, do you know what? Screw it. We're going to do what I want to do. We're going to experiment. We're going to be a bit more ambitious with videos. We're going to do the videos that I've always like put on the back burner of like one day, one day, one day, like we'll get to that. And now we're just doing it and I'm having a whale of a time. Like I'm loving it. And do you know what? The numbers actually still aren't there in terms of what I would want. But I am so proud of those videos. I love them. And I think the quality of what we're making is excellent. Other people just need to get on board. That's the tricky part. Am I right? I love that. And I totally attest to those feelings at the beginning. And I'm in the exact same place as you. And we actually, I think we reconnected because of that. Because my journey was similar in that I came back and all of a sudden I realized that a lot of things that I didn't take into account that led to my success now were different. And then as a result, we're no longer leading to those same numbers and that same engagement. I think the appearance of sexual availability, I think the relatability of being a non-parented person or somebody without a child. And so even though people were really happy for me to have a kid and really excited about that journey, once I became a mom, all of a sudden I was in a completely different category. Yeah. It's almost like you should be like removed from public life. Is that weird feeling? Well, I think like even your maternity shoots were really sexy and you did a really sexy stoma bag photo shoot. So you have always found ways to still advocate for yourself as sexually desirable in settings that societally traditionally would not be seen as such. It's something really important for me to hold on to. So how, whatever way I am displaying my sexuality, it has to first and foremost be for me. And then whatever other people take from that is secondary.  I want to like say no, but then part of me is like, is it naive to say no? Like it's important to me from my husband. And I also think it's hard for me to give an honest answer, one because I don't really know what it is, but also just because I'm like a white and thin and you know, like I have pretty privileged. So like I think when I have all of those things and they're not something that I've had to work hard for, it's hard to be like, oh yeah, I don't care. Do you know what I mean?  But if that was taken away from me, maybe I'd then be like, oh no, it's really important for me to be seen as sexually desirable. Whereas because it's something that I already have, I can, it's really easy for me to just like shrug it off as not important to me. What's interesting though, because if you feel like it hasn't been taken away from you post-partum, that's also really interesting to acknowledge. My sexuality for me and in my personal relationship has not been taken away. And so I know that. And so that fills me with confidence for then when I present myself publicly. I don't feel the same way, but I do feel the same way. Yeah, like I definitely realized for me how important external validation as being seen as sexy and sexually desirable is to me. And it's something that I've been willing to really fight for. And I have other mom friends who are like, I didn't feel an interest. And I felt an interest to fight for it for two reasons. One, because it personally fills me up and I'm an attention whore and I've learned that about myself. But number two, because I did want to be an inspiration to other non-parents and existing parents that you don't have to lose this part of yourself in exchange for opening yourself up and your world up to mothering children. And I really, really felt that after my first pregnancy. This time around I've been a bit slower with it obviously because I have now more competing priorities. But yeah, it has been important for me to continue to fight for my right to not only view myself as sexual but to position myself to the world as still a sexual person plus being a mom. Yeah, and also like knowledgeable about it as well. Well, can we end things off on like a teaser note? Is there something that you're working on right now that you're really excited about that you want people to check out or watch out for? Yeah, so I'm working on like a whole big rebrand like aesthetically of all of my stuff, which is feeling really good, like just making everything so cohesive. And then also we've started to have conversations about restructuring my podcast slightly. So early days it feels criminal even saying that but we're in the middle of seasons but the next season might look a little bit different to other seasons. Well, congratulations. That sounds really exciting. Different is good. It is. Different is good. I like it. This video was made possible with the support of Squarespace an all in one platform that allows you to build a website that is beautiful, easy to customize, easy to edit and easy on the eyes. Also to build an online store and do everything keep a track of your inventory, make sales, mark down things, everything on one single platform. Also to market your business, especially using their incredible email campaigns which are affordable and minimal and beautiful and powerful. Squarespace is what I utilize to market myself and also it's where my websites are housed. 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Morris, but they come again, Gaby spreads it through for Anderson. Anderson! Anderson opens the account, Magra! They've never been in the final before, but what a moment and he goes all grandstand. They're trying to break through the barriers. They couldn't do it on that occasion, but he certainly did in the game. Broken through the barrier off from technical and given Magra the lead in this encounter. For a moment there when the ball went to the full back, I was saying there wasn't in my head. One of the players need to break out. Anderson looked favored to do so. Here when the ball was picked up and then it came through here, then that was a lovely ball to Anderson and he gave the goalkeeper the eye as if to go to that far side, open his body.


Hi, I'm Matthew Coast, head dating coach and founder of commitmentconnection.com and in this video we're going to talk about how to communicate what you feel with men. But before we talk about that, if you're struggling to attract the right man into a committed lasting relationship, make sure you go to my website at commitmentconnection.com and take my quiz. So today's question comes from a woman in our community who is asking how and when to communicate what I feel and how to deal with it and move forward if I don't get the response that I want. So contrary to popular belief, men actually enjoy when women talk about how they feel. What men don't enjoy though and what the biggest mistake that women tend to make around this whole kind of subject is that they kind of put an expectation on a man and expectations destroy relationships.  You can talk about how you feel when you just talk about how you feel and expect no response whatsoever. And guys, a lot of times will feel, I mean they they can eat that kind of stuff up, you know, because it helps them get into their emotions. You know, when it's not about making him wrong, it's not about blaming him. It's not about getting him to be different than how he is. And it's just about communicating how you feel and just, you know, not putting any kind of external things on it.  Whereas if you try to get him to act a certain way or get him to respond in a certain way, it can throw him off and make him feel like, you know, make him feel like he's not good enough for you and all kinds of other things. So if you just communicate how you feel, just communicate how you feel. That can be incredibly attractive and you can do it pretty much any time you want to. Don't do it with the expectation of getting a response because that's what destroys things. Expectations destroy relationships. Remember that because it's incredibly important. So that's it for today's video. If you want to learn more about what's stopping you from attracting Mr. Wright into a committed lasting relationship, make sure you go to my website at commitmentconnection.com and take my quiz. I'm Matthew Coast and I'll speak with you again soon.


and he was like, try this. And it's well-nice. So I'm stuck either between that or you've got the Wheatley-Neal gin. And there's a dessert. What's it called? Rhubarb and gin. Yeah, the purple one. That's the purple one. The purple bottle. Yeah, that is nice. I love that in there because that's nice. And then I'd have a tequila. The red hot Mexican guy. Nice. Winner, winner. So basically, you know what I mean? I'll probably be sick.   Let's just extend the studio. There's one for sale around the corner from here. Should we just turn that? A pub? Yeah, yeah. Should we turn it into the Skybar? Yeah, we'll turn that into the H-Skybar. We'll rename it from the railway to the Skybar. It's only a verb if it's made in Kentucky and Jack is from Kentucky. And Jack is from Kentucky, so no, I don't. It's only a verb if it's made in Kentucky and Jack is from Kentucky, so no dice. I don't. So does no dice mean yes? That is, I thought no dice was, so no dice means no. Olly JP Thoughts on Sangria. Sangria is sick. I like Sangria. Do you know what I love? I love like a drink that's for an occasion or like feels like it's for an occasion. So, right, let me put it this way to you. If I say this drink, like where are you? Fanta lemon. Well, it depends, because I have that one in Xanthi all the time.  You're on holiday, yeah. Like Fanta lemon, you're like... Yeah, you don't have it anywhere else over there. Yeah, you're on holiday. It's an occasion drink, yeah. Exactly, it's an occasion drink. You're only having it on holiday. Like if I say like, I don't know, like a Bailey's. Most people would be like Christmas or something, you know what I mean? Yeah. You get Bailey's hot chocolate or something. So I think there are alcoholic drinks like that. Like Sangria is, you're in Spain. You're getting on the page, like, you know what I mean? You're ready for a siesta, a little nap, and then get back on it. Like lovely afternoon day drinking kind of drink in Spain. Same with like an April spritz. I love an April spritz. Makes me think of like Italy on the coast, sort of an occasion drink. Yeah, it's like 100%. Proper summer day drinking, bottomless brunch, get the April spritz in. I love a drink like that. The taste of the unit is down, by the way. His finger is bent the wrong way. I didn't want to say anything then, but did everyone else see his finger? Yeah. His finger is genuinely. What do you mean? His finger snapped. Really? I mean, I could rewind it, but we'd rewind it. Hang on. Oh, I mean, I was just talking about occasion drink. You should have interrupted. No, no, because I've seen it. And I was like, I thought I was seeing things. And I've seen people go saying, oh my God. And I was like, eh? And then I realized that. Yeah, that was actually his finger. That's it. Hamilton's coming on though, which is good. So I think that's why they're not there. Nunez's finger bent into an L, giving Copenhagen that L in it. I was going to stay here and grim that. Oh! Bad eyes cream! That is bad. Pause that. Go back and pause that, man. That is. Oh! I see when I see it the first time, I've got bad eyes, isn't it? So I was looking at that going. That is bad. Man pointing at the pitch, isn't it? Man looking this way, but also pointing at the pitch. I need to take a picture of that. Oh my God. That is. That is horrendous. A grim thing. That is horrendous. Oh my God, his hand's like this. But his middle finger's just like touching the floor. In case anyone wants to see that, I'll show you the picture if you've not rewound it and paused. Did you get a picture? That's man's hand. Yeah, that is man's hand. That is man's hand. If you didn't see it, oh, he's got the prime picture. Oh, he sits on his finger. That's what it is. They've just replayed it. If they put it back in, they have put it back in. Is it going to play on? Oh, right, no, he has to come off. No, he's come off, but he's straightened his finger out. Positive side. He's got a femur. I don't know, he's strapped his finger. I think it's all right. Yeah, the positive side is that it's not an actual injury like and it won't keep him out of any games, but... Do you know what that is, though? Try what I was saying last... I was just about to say, when you... I was saying last stream, everyone has something on their hand. Rubin Diaz, Phil Foden, that's going to be my taste, Nunez. They have to put it in straight away. Oh, yeah, to make sure it heals right. Oh, that is so grim. That is so grim. Ugly. That was ugly. Think as well. Imagine that. Obviously, it hurt. And then imagine them going, right, OK. Yeah, we're going to put it back in. Put it back in. Mandem thing there, Benzema. Yeah, he needs some Panadol on over there. Straight in. But Mika Hamilton's coming. He's on, which is a good seat. Right, what are the questions have we got? Chat, what other ones have you got for us? Feel free to make this a Q&A at this point. Ask any questions, please. Yeah, yeah, a Q&A mode, isn't it? Because the game is... Done. In the whole of the season, this is probably like the quietest, deadest of games that we could have had. Yeah, in length, like, they're not going to score five goals in 15 minutes, so... Put it this way, if we had tickets to the game, I mean, I would have gone. Just because it is what it is, like, you've avoided this. Right, Coke or Pepsi? Coke. Diet Coke, specifically. Oh, yeah, this guy's a Coke connoisseur, man. Very good at it. Diet Coke from a can. Has to be from a can. Diet Coke in a can. Do you know what, if I'm drinking, I'll get them creative. Diet Coke, you can get, like, a square full box of them, like, get one of them from Asda, and then you can just sort any of your drinks, then. It's like loads of people here, and if anyone can just grab a can like that, it's easy to just pass them around a bottle. Yeah. And it's nice from a can. But... Coke or Pepsi? Coke, for me. Right, okay, nice. Oh, my God. How do you feel... Do you honestly feel that you will draw again, Silverpool? Draw? Do you think we'll win? I think we have to win. I think we have to win. It doesn't mean I think we will win. Yeah, it doesn't mean, yeah, I'm the same, it doesn't feel like we will win, but I feel like we... City gotta be up for that game. I know Mo Salah's back in training, which obviously is standard. Tea or coffee? Tea. Coffee. Sounds more of a coffee guy. Really? I love a coffee. I love a cup of tea. What kind of tea? Two sugars, milk. Builders brew, milk, two sugars. Yeah, that's the way to do it. I'm saying with coffee, two sugars. Would you rather drink whiskey or wear the number 99 as a striker? Drink whiskey. That's a good question. I'd drink a full bottle of whiskey before I did that. That's disgusting. Brian says Oli, and then says not much else, so... Oh, no, I think he's on the rest of his message, isn't he? Oh, would you rather... Oh, Oli. Fantastic. You're actually no sugar, no milk, man. Apple juice, orange juice, freshly squeezed orange juice's clutch. I really like apple juice, don't get me wrong. That, to me, is a sort of summer vibe as well. Like, I never really drink orange juice in the winter, probably because it's not in season as much, isn't it? But, like, on holiday, a nice glass of fresh orange juice. Yes, in the morning, I've got a fresh glass of orange juice. In the morning, it's so nice. Also, we can have vodka and orange juice, which is nice. Yeah, sex or chocolate? Why not both? It's like you're wanting... You know, I keep seeing on TikTok, like that chocolate that people sell. You're seeing it. The chocolate that's meant to make you horny kind of thing. What are your ads doing on TikTok? I don't know. TikTok's wild. Pulp or no pulp, pulp. Pulp for me. Are you smooth or pulp? That's like bits, by the way. Oh, yeah, I was just about to say, what are you talking about? Yeah, which one's smooth? No pulp. I'm no pulp. I like a smooth. What are you talking about? The band. Pulp or no pulp. I don't know. She studied textiles at St. Martin's College. People said she had a first. I want to live like common people. Yeah, I... Will the bar have an ice cream machine and an ice pop selection? Top five. Right. Easy. Soleros. Soleros are elite. Soler... Haven't they been discontinued? Them Solero... Oh, no, no, no. The ice lollies Soleros. Do you remember them Solero that all froze in like little ball ones that you could get in like a... No. How do you know that? Solero ice lollies, 100%. Soleros are nice. Twisters, 100%. Twisters are nice. Fabs are nice. Tell you what I love, a Marsy ice cream or a Snickers ice cream. Yeah. Snickers. Yeah, Mars ice creams are nice. Have you ever had a chocolate magnum with like almonds in it? Yeah. Unreal. White chocolate. White chocolate magnum.  So that would be number four. And then pistachio ice cream, pistachio gelato. Oh, I love all things pistachio. JP, give the memberships for Nunes. Give them out for the Nunes injury. Oh, yeah, we've not gifted them yet. But we're not going to gift them now because you've just told us to. Yeah, you know what I mean? We've got to be a bit inconspicuous about it, right? We've got to be surprised, yeah. You'll be surprised you with it. We'll do it in the next five minutes. Yes, yes, professionally. A pound for every minute. Doing the next five minutes. Cheers, five minutes. Thoughts on the Metro link? I can't think of any questions. I mean, the mess, the mess. The mess is all right. He does a job. Could do a few more lines. Yeah, it does work. It does work, it does. I wish the Metro link, like London, would connect to lines. I know that's not going to happen. But it's so annoying that, like, Rochdale and Oldham have a line that takes you to Oldham. And then we have a line that goes out to Berry. It's like, so you want to get from Berry to Oldham, but you don't have a car. You have to lie. You have to go all the way into the city centre and all the way back out. Why is there not another line connected to Rochdale to Berry or something? But anyway, Whippy Corn with a 99 flake. Winter or summer? Summer all day long. Yeah, I'm a summer guy.  Driving is snow. Every real-wheel drive car is never it. Can't get off my drive. But there's a hill in it. Everyone gets stuck on that hill. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. What happened to Nunez? He fractured his finger, mate. Well, I say fractured. No, he didn't. He bent his finger in half. Have you guys ever been to Malta? I'm Maltese. No, I've not. I've never been Malta. His finger snapped or something. Yeah, his finger did snap. You know, I would be all Mercedes. Mercedes, because I've got one. That's literally it. Spring is your favourite season. That's pretty mad. Whoa, there you go. You weren't thinking about that. We are going to see that one. Come in, you guys. And Si wasn't given one. That's the biggest thing. Five memberships gifted just like that. Yes, yes. Didn't see that one come in. Still no Si. I love how city do the Poznan. Coming in the Poznan at 3-1 up in the second leg. Well, he's all slippers. Well, he's always for you, mate. I'd say slippers, unfortunately. On a real, I don't own a pair of wellies, but I do own a pair of slippers. Have you ever been to my wonderful home country of Canada? I've not. Favourite flavour of crisps? Easy one, and there's a brand to it as well, Salt and Mininger Squares. Oh, my God, they are well-liked. Love Salt and Mininger Squares. Not a real like, what's it? She's what's it, I real like them. And I like what they call Thai sweet chili sensations. Yeah.  Biscoff spread is actually generational. You know what Hargan does? Do a lotus biscuit, like Biscoff ice cream. And it's like normal ice cream, we're in little bits of like that, and it's well nice. My favourite thing on earth is like pistachios. And at Costco, they sell like... The pistachios ones that you crack. Yeah. Yeah, I like them. They sell a pistachio spread. Oh. Oh, it's so good. So good. It's just Jake, mate, no worries. The people that didn't know actually, the people who actually got them 5-gifted men's... The Tharball, you got one, City of Forever in Gemma 04. Noodles, by the way, Copenhagen could score here. Good block. And Jake Smith. So big up. How ironic is that, man? City of score exactly three goals in each Champions League game this year. And we always call... Hugh said this game would be 3-1, because every game is 3-1. Yeah, for sure. Well, hopefully Sunday is 3-1. I'll take 3-1 on Sunday. Yeah, I'll take that. Ollie, can I get you pistachios for your birthday, maybe? Yeah, please do. I love pistachios. Never complain about pistachios. I love them. What's your thoughts on Everton's point deduction? You got reduced in it. Oh, that's a bit nasty, that. Yeah, you got reduced to six points. It is what it is. I mean, they admitted guilt. They've got it deducted. So... Didn't know you guys had Costco too. We do. Yeah, we've got Costco. Who's this young lad that's coming up? Right, he's called Jacob Wright, I think. Oh, nice. Do you see that I played golf after work? He did, yeah, I did see it. I see you just before you turned up. Springer's sprung. Finally playing some nine holes after work. Love that. What a day to be alive. Cole Folly. Cole Folly. Aguero or Harland? Aguero. Yeah, Aguero all the time. All the time. Harland's not been long enough to cement himself, but I don't think he will ever take that. That's a good question. Best type of chicken. What's the best format for chicken? So I like peri-peri chicken and peri-peri chicken. I like peri-peri chicken. So like a breast with peri-peri on it? Yeah, yeah. Oh, but then chicken wings are so nice. The answer is chicken wings. It is chicken wings.  Because I can live it like there's a place near me called Chunker Chicken, right? And I love the chicken wings from there. Like... What is that? Yeah, honestly, the chicken wings from there. How far? They take about two hours to deliver it. It's him, Barry. I don't know what it is. This is the so slow on delivery. I'm starving. What shall I have for his tea chat? I'm going to go to the KFC. Show them. I'm going to get some wings. I'm going to get some wings. Yeah, genuinely. I'm going to get some wings from KFC.  Do we have to do the same things with both, shall we? You're asking the good question. Yeah, it's like, do I have to shag him? Or like, can I just talk football with big Steve? Because if I've got to go on it with big Steve, then I'm going to have to go for a brook or I have to turn the action down. Oh, man, that was funny. Oh, my God. Yeah. I need to know what a night entails. Like a night. What's going on on that night? Yeah. Because it's the answer. I don't want none of big Steve in that way. Yeah. Oh, man. Messy on it, messy, messy all the time. Big Steve's got a gift. He's got he's got a picture for a year now, I think. Don't worry, he'll get one. No, I'm worried at this point. I'm very worried. That's you. I just made you bald.  Oh, no. Big Steve and little Steve. That's terrible. Bentech or Dwight Gale? Bentech. Yeah, I'd call Bentech. Bam. Bam. It's a celebration as well. Yeah. No, you're not just weird, big Steve. Yeah. She said that. Is that a direct quote? It probably would be if you're just talking about that. Funny. Messy is a ball and all thief. Yeah, she is a ball and all thief this year. But it's still still the goal. Oh, come on, Hamilton. He's putting your toes there. Yes, yes. Pirate of five. You sure you don't want to rub big Steve's lovely bald head while going at it? I'm positive, mate. I appreciate the offer, though. Yeah. Yes, yes. Pirate. I agree. It's a shame that Jacob Wright's only going to get on five minutes. By the way, he's coming off for Harland first. Yeah, watch the goal now. It just deflects a little bit. It's just a slight difference off the off-liking side of the leg there. It looks like he was aiming at near post. Kamie, where's the Jordan Chocolate Digestive emoji going, mate? Is that, was that not just in the discolour server? I don't think we've read it on this. Yeah, Harland off Jacob Wright on. Who was Rob Moore, Frank Ribby or Lewandowski? Lewandowski. Lewand Galski. Lewandowski was absolutely Rob that year. Etihad on Main Road. I don't know how to say Etihad because... My experiences have been in the Etihad. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's talk the words out of my mouth. Goldbridge or Craig Holden? Who's Craig Holden? Is he the Liverpool fan? The Irish donner, because of it is. Goldbridge. Oh. Elbrook or Ashton Watt? Elbrook. Yeah, Elbrook. Grabby, innit? I don't think Ashton Watt's fit. Oh, I just got a random twitch. Salt and pepper wings, salt and pepper prawns, salt and pepper chicken. I do love salt and pepper king prawns, to be fair. You know, battered from a Chinese. Oh. What's your Chinese order? Let's go through that. Oh, that is a good one. Let's carry on just getting to know each other even two months in. Oh, is it the prick for mine? Yeah, no, no, not him. Not him. Goldbridge. Let's think. Salt and pepper shredded chicken. It looks like nice. I like... I can't remember what the noodles are called, that I usually get. They're nice, whatever they are, but we'll swerve that because I don't know what they're called. Sweet and sour chicken. Salt. Start again. Sweet and sour chicken. Salt and pepper chips. Right, one salt and pepper... Shredded chicken. Yeah, shredded chicken. Salt and pepper. Salt and pepper chips. Yeah. Sweet and sour chicken. Yeah. Because there's shredded chicken thing, you just have a side thing. Like, just whenever. Seaweed's nice. I love crispy seaweed. Not the biggest of it on it, but it is nice. I just thought I'd use it. Then I've riced with it as well. Mm-hmm. It's about it. Noodles are nice. I just don't know what they're called. The noodles I had to get. Who else to get on? Yeah, fairs. For sure. Salt and pepper king prawns. Chicken jammaine. Sweet and sour chicken, which I know is quite basic, but I do love it. Sweet and sour chicken is just nice. Crispy seaweed. Salt and pepper chips. And then I'll get, like, some crispy beef and okay sauce. Oh! Crispy beef is nice. Crispy beef and okay sauce. Yeah, crispy beef is well nice. Beef and cashew nut. I love a beef and cashew nut. Like that. It's lovely. And then I'll get some, like, okay sauce and just drizzle it over everything. Love it.  There's three minutes headed on, by the way, I think. Yeah, three minutes. There's not much going on. They just had a shot, then. Just enough time to go through our curry orders, then. Go on. Oh, curry. Chicken, roganjosh. Peeler rice. Garlic and bread. And chips. Nice. And onion badges. Nice. Always. Prawn, buna, lambuna. Yes, yes. Time it. Yeah. Prawn, buna, lambuna. Chicken, chicken, masala. Bag of chips. Keema naan. Whatever it is. What is my actual order? I go for a chicken jar. Frazi. A prawn dansak. A onion bhaji. Onion bhaji naan. Peshwari naan. A mushroom rice. Or peeler rice. I'm not really that picky, to be honest. And also a chicken. Chicken, buna. Oh, it's a crossbar. Shout. That's decent. I'll have some butter chicken. Butter chicken's all right. It's decent. It's decent. Tell me that. Tell me that. It's decent. Windows or Linux. What?  Linux. If you have Kali Linux. Because that's for hacking. Is that some tech stuff? Hacking, yeah. That's how you learn to hack. What are you hacking? I just learned through it a while ago. Oh, it's full-time Real Madrid run away. City of Stop playing football at this point. Yeah, City of... I think Pep was fuming on the side then. It's probably because we can't keep all of the ball. Stadium's cleared out. Game's over. Ooh, long range shot. What's all that? Just call it now, mate. We don't need to play the full three minutes, do we? Nunez or Highland. In the most moment, I'd go with Nunez. Yeah, Darwin, Nunez, yeah. Darwin, Darwin. Oh, God. That guy on TikTok. That guy on TikTok. The song's just so, so funny. Donald's or Burger King? It depends. Burger King's expensive, you know. 100%. Vinny Jr. or in Bapit City. Vinny Jr. Yeah, Vinny Jr. Full time. It's over. That's it. That's your match. City got everything done in the first half and then chilled. If you want to stick around, we're going to do a full hour long post match now. So it's all right, yeah? We're going to City for a full extra hour and talk everything about tactics, about that exact game that we have just watched. The masterclass. No, but on a real, I appreciate everyone. Obviously, we know it's been just a wild game, so it's just filled with just mad... Random stuff going on. I thought it was with a podcast. I know, yeah. It's just random stuff that's happening. It's a tactical masterpiece. Yeah, exactly. It's a weird game. It's a weird game to really watch, especially when we just kill the game after the first 10 minutes. 10 minutes, yeah. It's done those. I appreciate everyone with the super chats. I appreciate it with the gifted memberships as always. I appreciate us with the gifted memberships to you. Yeah. 3-1, what a shock. Exactly, mate. Exactly, mate. What a shock. And obviously, if you're not already on your way out, drop a like, really be appreciated. Be here on Sunday. Big, big game. Biggest game of the season. Biggest game of the season. Easily so far. And field away. Absolutely massive game in our season. Opportunity to overtake Liverpool and go top. Make sure you are here. We're going to be recording content throughout this week. We're going to be recording maybe a preview tomorrow. We'll be obviously doing the podcast as well and stuff like that. But make sure you're here on Sunday for the Watch Along. And yeah, I appreciate you coming, guys. Yeah, man. 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