What is up you guys welcome back to another one if you are new to the channel I am gold penny I do new car truck SCV reviews on YouTube and today We are in the all-new 2022 Genesis GV 70 courtesy of Genesis of York in York PA for more information on their inventory Please feel free to check out the link in the description box below. I am ridiculously Excited to be in this one today This is an all-new entry-level SUV from Genesis similar styling to the rest of the lineup of course including the larger GV80 as well Of course, it also comes with America's best warranty being five-year 60,000 mile bumper to bumper ten-year 100,000 miles on the powertrain three years of complimentary maintenance as well That's definitely a good selling point and you get the Genesis experience which essentially means you never actually have to go to a Dealer shit they will actually come to your home come to your work pick up your vehicle drop you off a loner Do whatever they need to do and then give you your vehicle back to wherever you are So that is definitely a very cool feature in itself as well And so in this video, I will be testing out and going over everything about this one from acceleration to paddle shifters Braking steering for a ride quality sound system exhaust clip all of that fun stuff So having said all that what do you guys say? Let's just go ahead and jump right into it and as always Let's start with pricing and so as you can imagine there are several different configurations you can go with for the 2022 GV 70 first one is going to be the 2.5 turbo all-wheel drive that one starts at $41,000 even however, there are a few different package options that can tack on to that price Including the select package which adds an additional $4,000 advanced package which adds 8,150 and sport prestige which adds $11,750 to that first engine configuration But then there is the 3.5 liter twin turbo all-wheel drive, which is the one we have today that one starts at 52600 then you have the sport advanced which tax on $5,000 and the sport prestige which specifically is what we have here which tax on $9,900 what's it like I said with the configurations there are actually two different engine setups for the GV 70 First one is that 2.5 liter turbocharged inline 4 cylinder putting out 300 horsepower at 5,800 rpm 311 pound-feet of torque coming into right around 1,600 rpm power sent to all-wheels This is an all-wheel drive set up only for the GV 70 through an 8-speed automatic with paddle shifters Which you guys know we will test out in a little bit here 0 to 60 approximately 6 seconds flat with MPG numbers coming in at 22 in the city 8 on the highway taking premium unleaded fuel But so then we have the other engine configuration being the one we have today being a 3.5 liter twin turbo v6 375 horsepower at 5,800 rpm 391 pound-feet of torque coming in at 1300 rpm again power sent to all-wheels through an 8-speed automatic with paddle shifters 0 to 60 time according to Genesis comes in at 4.9 seconds. That's pretty crazy quick So I'm excited to test that out a little bit here But MPG numbers for this engine configuration 19 in the city 25 on the highway again taking premium Unleaded fuel but so before we do any kind of fun acceleration or paddle shifter tests here in a GV 70 It didn't mention the drive modes of course that drive mode button is located in front of the circular Shifter in all of those buttons there But it will include eco comfort sport custom and there is a sport plus driving mode If you were to go with the sport package so therefore we actually do have that one today But there's also some different terrain modes actually as well including snow sand and mud terrain modes Well, ultimately all of these modes will adjust things like the shift points of throttle response the steering sensitivity the braking and Suspension settings actually as well. So quite a bit a little bit more than amused here. So that's pretty cool But oh, yeah, one more thing the actual gauge cluster is going to differ as well when you change his drive modes And that is perhaps my favorite part about the GV 70. We'll get into the 3d gauges at a little bit here But let's go ahead and find it straight away. Now. Let's put this thing to the test Let's let's first test out the paddle shifters here I just want to see how quickly they are going to react for us here All right you guys we're in first gear Let's see if we can get set up here on the main road in three two one How does it just wow? good good Wow, they're actually kind of quick usually with SUVs. You don't get this quick reacting paddle shifters But Genesis did a pretty dang good job with the GV 70 I will say that and another thing when I was waiting to actually get on to that main road It was not shifting for me either It's another thing I look for when I test out paddle shifters to have actually full control when it's in that paddle shifter mode So that's definitely a good thing acceleration test. Here we go. Oh My gosh Yeah, buddy Yeah, this thing is just launching. That was crazy. This is a ridiculous ridiculous Acceleration for an SUV and this small SUV definitely has plenty get up and go zero to sixty and four point nine under five seconds It's pretty dang impressive you guys and the twin turbo v6 is going to do that for you, of course But that was pretty darn cool But anyways to go along with that acceleration as always breaking is equally important So as expected you will find four-wheel ventilated disc brakes, but Also monoblock front brakes coming standard on this one as well Let me tell you a little bit more about that made from one piece of material Of course meaning mono and these brakes are stronger, of course Then your typical brakes more resistant to flex and an improved braking feel and pad wear With monoblock brakes as well and speaking of let's go ahead and just hit the brakes a little bit here to see What the actual braking feels like It's great. Actually, there's new dead spots There's no brake pedal delay and it immediately brought me to a stop here. So Once again, Genesis Well done. You're killing it. Anyway, now let's go ahead and touch on suspension and handling a little bit Of course, you will find a four-wheel independent suspension Also an electronically controlled suspension with road preview Which essentially is genesis's version of an adaptive suspension It actually uses a camera system to scan the road in front of you and detect any kind of road Imperfections to kind of balance that out to give you a smoother ride So that's a pretty cool system there Also, if you were to go with the sport prestige that we do indeed have here today You will also get an electronic limited slip differential Essentially sending torque to the rear wheel with the most traction giving you not only a better acceleration But better handling around the turns as we are doing right now as well So that is definitely a big old plus and a big old performance feature for this small suv there As well an overall ride quality. That is probably the first thing I noticed This is a ridiculously smooth ride immediately when I started driving this one I noticed how smooth the variety was so definitely a very nice setup for the gv 71 it comes to that as far as steering feel goes That's probably the second thing I noticed i've driven so many cars at this point you guys these things mean a lot to me believe it or not So Noticeably heavier steering field that i'm used to with just about all other hunday and genesis products out there right now So a very nice weight to the steering Especially in this sport driving mode that I have it in right now and again That weight can differ slightly depending upon which driving mode that you put it in but in sport And even when you don't put it in sport, it's still a very nice feel to the steering So i'll definitely say that as well as far as cabin noise goes that is as expected for any luxury suv It is a very serene cabin on the inside here So I love that and that is due in part because this one does come with an acoustic laminative front windshield and Front door glass for ultram levels as well. You don't always get that so I do want to emphasize that even on luxury manufacturers You don't always get that so that's pretty cool. Let's touch on visibility I could see great out the back visibility is absolutely 100 on point in the gv 70 Also rain sensing windshield wipers do come standard on this one as well So essentially what that is kind of like automatic headlights It's just whenever the gv 70 detects any kind of mist or rainfall It's going to automatically turn on this windshield wipers as it has already for me in my drive today This is one of those things you got to worry about so that's pretty darn cool as well Also with the sport prestige that we have today. We have a head up display Specifically for that package giving me my speed as well as the speed limit and some safety features Displayed up on my windshield it better help me keep my eyes on the road That's always a good thing and with the sport advanced package end up You will get a blind spot monitor as well So when I turn on my turn signal, it's going to show me what is in my blind spot up on the digital gauges here So that is pretty darn cool there as well But that about rounds out the performance segment of this review guys Let's now go ahead and find a cool spot and let's now take a look at the exterior of our brand new 2022 Genesis gv 70. All right. So here she is you guys the new 2022 Genesis gv 70 finished in uni white In case anybody was curious of our exterior color name But let's go ahead and start up front on this one, of course front and center You have that large aluminum front grille then of course to the sides you have front air curtains helping direct air around the wheel Entire combination as just about all cars have these days But to the sides the headlights are what really impressed me and really what distinguished itself From every vehicle out there on the road right now led quad headlights come standard for every single configuration of the gv 70 They of course come with the automatic feature as well Meaning when it starts to get dark at a night those headlights will turn on automatically for you there LED daytime running lights also coming standard automatic high beams Also coming standard as well meaning whenever the gv 70 detects any kind of darkness coming It will automatically turn on those headlights for you So it's central. It's just one less thing you got to worry about there. It's pretty nice And as far as that front lip goes I wanted to mention this to you guys because it's either going to be one of two options Either a satin aluminum front lip or a gloss black front lip, which is currently what we have So typically the way that works is with the sport trim levels. It's going to be gloss black Otherwise it is going to be satin aluminum. So I just wanted to mention that to you guys, but I pretty much rounds out the front Let's go ahead and make our way now to the side of the gv 70 All right, so once again, I have climbed into the woods for you guys here But let's go ahead and take a look at the side roof rails do come standard across the board Once again, they're either going to be finished in satin aluminum or gloss black like you guys are currently looking at right now Rear privacy glass does come standard as well also very interesting element to the c pillar in the back here Interesting design element. I should say so it's kind of a different design a unique design that you don't usually see On other vehicles out there. So I did think that was pretty cool as well Again with the windows, it's either going to be finished in satin aluminum or gloss black windows around So I wanted to mention that body colored side skirts. That's always a little pet peeve of mine I'm not a big fan of the matte black side skirts But I do love that the gv 70 does get body colored side skirts So definitely a very high end look to it in my personal opinion Then take a look at the side mirrors. They are body colored power adjustable side mirrors They will be heated with led integrated turn signals. There will be auto folding and They also do come with puddle lights with the Genesis logo illuminated onto the ground then as well Which is pretty darn cool at night But then take a look at the wheel setup 18 inch alloy wheels with the 2.5 t 19 inch alloys for the 2.5 select 2.5 advanced and 3.5 and then 21 inch alloys Like you guys are currently looking at for the 2.5 sport prestige and the 3.5 sport prestige as well And you got to love the design of these 21 inch alloy wheels as well. They're like nothing else on the road right now It's like little indentations within the five spokes there. So it's a pretty darn cool look But now pretty much rounds out the side. Let's now go ahead and make our way to the back of this one All right, so now since we are around back of the gv 70 body colored shark fin antenna all the way to the top there Just below that rear spoiler with an integrated brake light just below that rear window wiper Genesis lettering, of course spelled out horizontally there and perhaps my favorite design element look at these Taillights they are so stinking cool. Look in led tail lights coming standard for every single configuration of this one And they are very elongated wrapping around the side very cool Look to them without a doubt But yet another very cool design element of the gv 70 can be found just below and so this rear bumper Is pretty darn cool and it is going to differ slightly. I will say that amongst the configurations But as far as the exhaust outlets go though twin trapezoidal Exhaust outlets found in the rear bumper if you go with the 2.5 setup, however, you will get twin circular Large chrome exhaust outlets integrated into the rear bumper if you go with the 3.5 And once more there's something I did not mention to you guys previously Since we have a sport trim level that sport plus driving mode is going to adjust the exhaust note as well So i'll show you guys the difference here And I do believe you guys know what we have to do next then as always here Is that exhaust clip? All right, so now since we are around back of the gv 70 when it comes to opening that rear tailgate Power tailgate does come standard on this one for every single configuration also a hands-free Power tailgate. So if your hands are full, you don't have to worry about that little setup there There's also actually a button in the back. It's not on the tailgate itself It's actually on the bottom portion of the rear window wiper believe it or not So it's a slightly different configuration than most other suvs out there But that's how you're going to go ahead and open that one up there Also, we button by the driver's side left knee, but nonetheless once opened up cargo capacity comes in at 28.9 cubic feet If that was not enough space there actually are some levers in that cargo area. You can fold that down There is a 60 40 split bumping that up to 56.9 cubic feet. Also LED cargo lighting found back there as well. I definitely love that. There are plenty of grocery bag hooks There's tie-down anchors. There's actually a little bit of in-floor storage back there as well There isn't available cargo cover any 12 volt power outlet then back there as well And there's a little bit of netting a little bit of cargo netting storage on the sides there too So overall pretty much everything could possibly want in the cargo area of an suv But now let's go ahead and make our way up to the rear leg room that is going to come in at 37.2 inches So for reference, I'm an even six feet tall. This is how much space I had sitting in the back seats there Rear center armrest with cup holders, of course does come standard rear ventilation as well Actually tri-zone climate control is available on this one meaning the rear passengers can actually set their own temperatures back there Which is pretty cool as far as the charging ports go. Genesis actually went above and beyond here There are two usb charging ports, which are great if you have two kids up there that want to keep their tablets charged up Also a 120 volt power outlet back there as well, which I was very surprised to see so that was pretty cool Heated rear seats coming with the 3.5 sport prestige that we have today So you could spoil the rear passengers a little bit there Also rear windows sunshades. This is one of my favorite features, especially if you have a newborn You're driving home from the hospital. You don't want that sun baking in the rise So rear windows sunshades the real ones that come from the manufacturer Not the cheap ones you could buy at Walmart because they don't always work These are the ones that you want so definitely very impressive for the rear passengers overall But now let's go ahead and make our way to the front seats of the gv70 And so as far as the standard configuration up front 12 way power adjustable driver seat does come standard leather at finish Coming standard with heated front seats. So that is pretty good leather seating Coming with the 2.5 advanced trim level and up really leather seating with a mesh insert coming with the 2.5 sport prestige and 3.5 sport Quilted napple leather coming with a 3.5 sport advanced and napple leather and suede Coming with the 3.5 sport prestige with the red Accenting that is currently what we have today in case anybody was curious But overall with the lumbar support on these gv70 seats Incredibly comfortable. I could very easily see myself going on a trip to ocean city, Maryland in the gv70 because these seats are Ridiculously comfortable mostly thanks to the very adjustable lumbar support found in the gv70 So I love that now let's go ahead and take a look at the steering wheel here And so of course it is tilt and telescoping it is power adjustable It is leather wrapped Then if you were to go with the 3.5 sport advanced or 3.5 sport prestige It then will be heated as well But now let's go ahead and make our way to the startup Let me start by showing you guys the key and by the way, this is a very cool key And I'll show you why here in a second Genesis logo on the one side when you flip it over you have pretty much everything you could possibly want lock unlock That button to pop the rear hatch the circular hold button That is going to be a remote start and that is going to come on the 2.5 advanced trim level and up push button start Of course a standard across the board digital key is coming with the advanced and prestige trim levels And of course we also have parking assist or as Hyundai calls it smack pack This is a very cool feature itself Essentially as long as the vehicle is locked and you use that remote start button You can then use this feature to actually pull your vehicle in or out of a parking spot I guess if you wanted to if the other vehicles to your side are a little bit too close Maybe you got kids you want to open the door a little bit wider. I don't know. It's a pretty cool feature though All right, so next let's make our way to the gauges, which quite honestly may be my very favorite part of the gv70 Here's why eight inch digital cage cluster coming with this sport. Okay, but 12.3 inch 3d Digital gauge cluster coming with the 2.5 sport prestige and 3.5 sport prestige And so this gauge cluster has been in korea for a while now I think this is the first time though they have finally brought it here to the us and let me tell you guys It is amazing. I've never seen this gauge cluster on any other vehicle I've tested here in the us to date and quite honestly This is my new favorite because it is 3d. It is such a cool look not only that You can actually adjust the look of the gauges when you adjust the driving mode So for example, if I put it in sport, you're going to get a lot of gray and red hues if I were to put it back to Comfort it's a lot of kind of cyan kind of colors and gray and then if I were to put it in eco It is more of a blue look and a completely different look So really it completely changes dependent upon the driving mode that you put it in and again My favorite part of it is that it is 3d No other gauges I've ever seen have been 3d and this is a wonderful look So of course, you can adjust what is on there by using the steering wheel mouse controls on the right side Tripe a trippy outside temperature when you need your next oil change the list goes on to quite a bit You could check out up there and quite honestly my favorite gauge cluster to date Let me tell you but anyways Let's go ahead and make our way to overall interior quality panoramic sunroof coming standard for all trim levels suede headliner I love that we have that here today with the sport advanced the sport prestige overhead sunglass holder Also coming standard up top there wireless phone charger coming standard every single configuration got to love that as well Carbon trim coming with the sport layered edge backlit trim coming with the sport advanced Real carbon fiber trim coming with the sport prestige. This isn't the fake stuff. This is real carbon fiber trim So you got to love that ambient lighting. I love that as well. And I love the placement of it It's in the doors. It's around all the climate control information It's on the passenger side of this center cluster here. I absolutely love that overall Ambient lighting looks absolutely amazing in this thing and overall the finishes the quality all of this found on the doors here It's all very soft touch. You got authentic carbon fiber trim You even have led lighting located within the passenger side glove box You never find that that is absolutely amazing. All of this is soft touch material above the passenger side glove box There is red contrast stitching I love the vent that kind of continues this silver trim onto the doors as well. It's just An insanely nice interior quality and again the suede headliner. I've always loved that I feel like I'm in a Lamborghini with that. It's absolutely amazing I love the center portion of the steering wheel with the red contrast stitching and the genesis logo as well Anyways, just in front of the cup holders. You have two more usb charging ports That is pretty cool And that's actually where you're going to find your wireless phone charger again standard for all configurations Of course just behind that you have dual cup holders within the center armrest You have a 12 volt power outlet and a decent amount of storage within there. But again Overall, I cannot fault this interior at all. It is absolutely wonderful quite honestly But now it continues to get better because check out this infotainment screen. It is a 14.5 inch Color touchscreen display. Let me tell you guys. I just drove a maserati Maybe a couple weeks ago that had I think an 8.5 inch color touchscreen display This is a 14.5 inch screen. This is wonderful bluetooth and audio streaming coming standard Android auto apple carplan. By the way, you can control it using the circular dial Just in front of the shifter as well if you did not want to use the touchscreen So you do have options there by the way and actually factory navigation system also coming standard on this one There's a voice memo system. That is pretty darn cool as well. There's climate control information up there There's something called quiet mode where it cancels out the rear speakers if perhaps the kids in the back are sleeping You still want to listen to music at limits of volume to I believe seven up front So that is a pretty cool feature as well. And again, that's called quiet mode. There's also perhaps my favorite feature Sounds of nature. And so once again, let me just let you guys listen to those sounds real quick So in addition to that you do have your traditional radio information you can access up there And by the way, there are a couple different sound systems Six speakers is going to be the standard configuration, of course But if you were to go with the sport advanced trim leveling up you will get an 18 Speaker lexicon sound system. That's a ton of speakers. Let me tell you guys But anyways, do you believe you guys know what we have to do next? Let's go ahead and turn on the radio See we got playing tonight and let's test out the clarity of this one I don't get this often But it's another one of these situations where I did not want to actually turn it off the clarity with 18 speakers I guess it's expected but the clarity was ridiculous Like I haven't heard a sound system that clear in quite a while Maybe since bowers and wilkins, that's still my favorite sound system But that was a ridiculous sound system super clear Ton of bass nothing wrong with that whatsoever wonderful sound system for the gv70 But last thing I wanted to mention to you guys on that infotainment screen is when you do put the gv70 in reverse Of course, we'll find a rear view camera coming standard across the board and not only that for the sport advanced trim leveling up It's actually also going to give you a surround view monitor just next to that Giving you a bird's eye view essentially of everything around you Which is always is going to lead us into safety and so to start front side side current airbags Do come standard drivers knee airbag in the back you're going to have latch Aka lower anchors and tethers for children for the rear car seats rear child door locks tire pressure monitoring system But also coming standard across the board is going to be forward collision avoidance assist lane following assist Blind spot monitoring system with rear cross traffic alert adaptive cruise control with stop and go Driver retention warning system high beam assist and safe exit assist as well And then if you were to go with the sport advanced trim level and up You're also going to get parking collision avoidance assist then as well And so overall when it comes to my final thoughts here of the gv70 3d digital gauges are my favorite feature. I've never seen anything like it. They are absolutely amazing And I would buy this sv just for that feature alone quite honestly Genesis keep that put on on every other vehicle because that is wonderful Styling is great on this one safety is great twin turbo v6 is a beast tech is great This aqua marine blue interior color that we have here in this one It's absolutely great as well. Yeah ambient lighting is great as far as room for improvement goes I don't know the seatbelts are red. I wanted them to be below. I don't know. I really I don't have anything Let me know what you guys think in the comment section below. That is about it for this one you guys Thank you so much for watching. 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So an extremely useful skill is to be able to graph an inequality. And this emerges because of the following. It's very often helpful to alternate between an algebraic representation of something, which is to say I might have a formula or some sort of equation, and a geometric representation, some sort of picture. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words. Formulas are essentially words, pictures are essentially pictures. So it's nice to be able to make that transition, because very often some things that are extremely difficult algebraically turn out to be really simple geometrically. And likewise, things that are really difficult geometrically are sometimes easy to figure out algebraically. So for inequalities in particular, we want to be able to convert an algebraic statement like x less than or equal to 7, that's a formula, that's an equation, into some sort of geometric picture. And we'll do this in the following way. We'll set down a number line into our boundary numbers, what that means is any number that I can definitely indicate as a locate on the number line, that's 7. And then I'll shade the portion of the number line that corresponds to the inequality. So for example, let's take a look at that x less than or equal to 7. Now for future reference, because we will start to look at inequalities in other contexts, it's important to note that we're trying to graph on a number line. Very specifically, we're looking at the graph of x less than or equal to 7 on the number line as opposed to some other context. So we'll set down our number line, because that's where we want to do the graph. And I have a value of 7 here that seems to be part of the inequality. So I'll go ahead and locate that value, it's going to be someplace around there. And I want the graph to be x less than or equal to 7. And that inequality says that x is allowed to be 7. And so to indicate that, I'll put a filled-in circle at 7. And now I have to figure out which part of the number line to shade. And there's a couple of ways of doing this. But the easy one is that this 7 has divided the number line into two parts. There's this part to the right and there's this part to the left. And an easy way of deciding which part to shade is to pick a point in each region. So for example, if I take 0 and say 1 trillion, and I'll see if the point satisfies the inequality. And if it does, I'll shade that side. And if it doesn't, I won't. Now let's take a look at x at 0. Well, 0 is actually less than or equal to 7. So since 0 is less than or equal to 7, 0 satisfies the inequality. So I'll shade that point. And I'll also want to include everything that is part of the interval containing 0. And the only boundary I have is going to be right here at 7. So I'll shade everything on that side. Now we do have to check the other side. 1 trillion is not less than or equal to 7. So 1 trillion is not part of the solution. So I don't want to shade that region. Now there's another example. Negative 5 less than x, less than negative 1. So I'll graph my boundary points. Negative 5 and 1. So here's negative 5. Here's 1. I am working on a number line. So the inequality is strict. I'm not allowed to have x equal to negative 5. I'm not allowed to have x equal to negative 1. So I want to put open circles at those boundary points. And now I've partitioned the number line into 1, 2, 3 distinct intervals. And so I'll pick a point in each of those intervals. So for example, I might pick 0, I might take negative 2, and negative 10. So I'll pick a point in each of the intervals and I'll test each point. So let's see. So this negative 10, negative 10 less than negative 5, less than negative 1. This is not true. It is not true that negative 10 is greater than negative 5. So I don't want to shade this portion. I'll go on to the next boundary point. I'll go on to the next test point. That's at x equals negative 2. And it turns out that it is true. Negative 2 is greater than negative 5, is less than negative 1. So I had to shade this region that includes negative 2. So negative 2 definitely works. And any point in that interval will also work. And finally, I'll check x equals 0. And it's not true that while it is true that 0 is greater than negative 5, it must also be less than negative 1, which is not true. So I don't want to shade that region. Now once we have these regions shaded, we'd like to go, we may like to go back to an algebraic formulation of what those regions look like. So let's take a look at our region here. So first thing to notice is that I have boundary points at x equals 4 and x equals 10. So I might note those two boundary points. And I've shaded everything. So the thing to notice here is everything to the left of 4 has been shaded, but 4 itself has not been. So that says that I'm looking at everything that is less than 4, but not equal to 4. And I could write that this way, x less than 4. Now it turns out for convenience, what you want to do is you want to place the x in really the same location as the shading is. So I have 4, the shaded part is to the left, x is going to be less than 4. And this helps for a couple of reasons, which we'll see in a moment. On the other side, notice that I have 10 and everything to the right. So my x would actually be, I'll write my x on the other side of 10 and note that I'm actually looking at x values that are greater than 10. And I'm allowed to include 10. That's a filled in circle there. So I get to include 10. So I want x greater than or equal to 10, or 10 less than or equal to x. Now, one last thing to notice, a number can be either here or here, but it's never going to be in both. So I can put the two regions together by saying that one of these two things is the case. Either x is less than 4, in which case we're over here, or 10 is less than or equal to x, in which case we're over here. Well, let's take a look at the different inequality. So there's a different shading. And so again, take a look at our boundary points. That's negative 5 and 1. So I'll go ahead and set those down in the same order that they appear on the number line, negative 5 and 1. So now let's take a look at this. The shaded region is to the right of negative 5, but it doesn't include negative 5. So my x, the shaded region, is to the right. I'll write my x as here. And it's everything that is greater than negative 5, but I'm not allowed to have things equal to negative 5. On the other side, I have 1 and everything, and things to the left of it. So I'm going to put x here, and x is going to be less than 1, but it could actually be equal to 1. So I am going to say that x is less than or equal to 1. And here's the important thing. We want to put these two together. And the thing to notice here is that whatever our x values are, they have to satisfy both of them. They have to be greater than negative 5 and also less than 1. So I have to say that our inequality is going to look like this. And in such cases, I can rewrite this as a single three-sided inequality. It's not a great idea to do so, but it is common to do so. And just drop out this middle portion. Negative 5 less than x, less than or equal to 1, and my inequality gets written that way.


Today we're going to warm up your bones with a little autumn minestrone soup. Sound good? Nice wintery day. It's a great thing to have. This is basically a vegetarian recipe. We've got cannellini beans. I got a little pasta. We have some rutabaga. Have you ever tried that? We also have some butternut squash in this and some spices. You guys are going to love the flavors. I'm Rockin' Robin and I'm going to show you how to do it right after my chef joke. What did the baby corn say to its mother? Where's my popcorn? Now we're making this recipe in the Instant Pot, but what if you don't have an Instant Pot? Well, you can still make it no problem at all. We'll just do it on the stove in a stock pot, right? And all you have to do is simmer it until the rutabaga and the butternut squash is nice and tender. Simple. To start off our recipe, we're going to want to prep up our vegetables. So first up is I'm going to chop up some yellow onion and it's going to be the super fine dice because I just like it that way. And we're going to prep up some garlic. So I'm going to pop my garlic into a garlic press and just pop out a few cloves. We have a few more veggies that we need to prep up before we can toss everything into the Instant Pot. First up here is a rutabaga, which is a cross between a cabbage and a turnip. This rutabaga is as hard as a rock, so we're going to make it a little easier on ourselves by softening it up a bit. What I'm going to do is poke a few holes in it so that the pressure can release. I'm going to pop it in the microwave for four to five minutes on high, and it'll make it so much easier to peel this. It's going to be super hot when it comes out of the microwave. So use a potholder to grab it and bring it out and let it cool for a few minutes. That will give us some time to work on our butternut squash. So I'm going to go ahead and peel this by cutting off the end. We'll flip it around and cut off the bottom. And then I'm going to cut off the part called the neck. And the neck has no seeds in it, which makes it really nice. There's a bit of a curve to this peel, so you're going to have to just let your knife come down and go around the curves the best you can. Once that peel is off, we're going to cut this in half and scoop out the seeds with a spoon. Once all the seeds are out, go ahead and cut this up into bite-sized chunks. Now that rutabaga is ready to peel. Just so take your knife and you'll see that the skin comes right off. You can practically peel it off. Just like the butternut squash, we're going to cut this into bite-sized chunks. The last vegetable we need to prep up is some brussel sprouts. So you'll take a few and all we're going to do here is just slice them as thin as paper. Now what this is going to do is give your soup a nice texture because we're not going to really cook these. We're going to just add them right at the end and they have a little bit of chewing this to them, which is really nice. Now we're ready to place things in the Instant Pot. So we'll turn the Instant Pot on saute mindset at 9 minutes and we'll let that get hot. I'll add about a tablespoon of olive oil to the Instant Pot and then we'll add our onions. We're going to saute these for about 3 minutes or until they're nice and soft. Then I'll add the garlic and we'll saute this for about one more minute. Keep stirring it so it doesn't burn. The onions are done so I'm going to cancel the saute on the Instant Pot. I'm going to pour in a quart of chicken broth. You can use vegetable broth if you want to keep this vegetarian and you can get the written recipe below the video in the description area. Next we're going to add a can of cannellini beans but first we're going to rinse them under water. After they've drained add them to the Instant Pot. Fire roasted tomatoes are going in next. Next I'll toss in our beautifully cubed butternut squash along with our rutabaga. To spice this up we're going to add a little dried basil and dried oregano. And of course we have to add some salt to bring out the flavors. So I'll give that a stir to combine everything really well and then we'll put the lid on and start cooking. So our stew is going to cook in the Instant Pot for 10 minutes then we're going to just let it do a slow release. We're just going to let it sit for 15. Okay so in the meantime I think that means we have time for chef joke number two. All right so what did one blueberry say to the other blueberry? If you weren't so sweet we wouldn't be in this jam. Okay we've been doing a slow release for 15 minutes. The Instant Pot is still under pressure. We're going to release that before we try and open it. I like to just cover it up and hit the hit the valve there to release the rest of the pressure. And of course you never want to open this until this button here is down. That means there's no pressure. Right now there's still too much pressure to open it. All right once that valve drops like it did it's safe to open. Now we're going to take our noodles. I'm using Bonzapasta noodles but you can use any kind you like. And we're going to toss those in and stir them in and we're going to put the lid back on. And we're going to let this sit for anywhere from 12 to 15 minutes or until they're done. Okay my noodles were nice and tender after 14 minutes. I tested mine at nine just because I wanted to make sure that they were you know going to be done and not be overdone. Next we're going to add some red wine vinegar. So I'm going to drop in a little bit of that. Give it a stir and we're about ready to serve it up. But we need to add our Brussels sprouts right here at the very end and we'll just stir these in and they're going to give a nice texture to our soup. And now I'll just serve it up and I am starving. This soup looks delicious and it tastes even better. This soup is very rustic and will warm up your bones. I like to finish it off with a little bit of Parmesan cheese but if you're vegetarian you can leave it out. And then I like to give it a little color with some Brussels sprouts. This has such a beautiful flavor you're going to love it. Now if you'd like to try another veggie soup recipe I've got one here for you with lots of different vegetables. Click the link on the screen and it'll take you right to the recipe and you can try it too. I hope you enjoyed today's recipe. If you did let me know by smashing that like button all right. And if you have a recipe request or a joke you want to share leave it down in the comments. We'll see you back here next week for another rockin recipe.


It is time We're heading out on a trip So we got to get back to trucking. It's early morning right now. I'm getting all my stuff into a blue I've taken most of my stuff out a lot of it anyways Yeah, I'm just putting it all back in getting it all organized Starting up. We've got a trailer to pick up It's taking us down to Brainerd, Minnesota. Look at this Look at this! Beautiful. It's not too hot. Definitely. It's not too cold from a Manitoba stone standpoint All right, the weather is actually pretty good today. It's nice and comfortable. It's zero degrees 32 Fahrenheit We're rocking and we're rolling I've got a load in the yard. It is tarped The load gods my list down upon me. I don't know how this happened, but I am grateful The only downside Well, actually wait, there's no downside to that actually.  Don't complain I am definitely not gonna complain that I'm gonna have to carry around extra tarps and extra straps and equipment For the rest of my trip until I can bring it back to the yard even though I don't have space for it We'll figure it out We'll figure it out So someone else tarped it for me one of our city guys went and picked it up And I am so grateful for that that is awesome awesome way to start the week Awesome way to get back on the road after the big move The house is still not settled into so I haven't filmed an official host tour yet I don't even know if you guys want a house tour if you guys care, but I care I mean, I want it to be part of the record on my vlog. It's a big event I just want to wait till we're a little bit more settled in. I Want to show you like the finished product So you'll see it in the background of my vlogs and stuff you'll put it together But once we have it all nicely settled in and we're happy with it. All the boxes are gone The garage is cleared out.  Why not? I? Also didn't have time so there's that man It takes a lot of time to move but I got my Timmy's flown through my veins I've got my load. That's already tarped waiting for me to stop the road here. We're gonna hook on and go Let's see what's in Brainerd, Minnesota. See what's up soon as this gravel truck up here finds a throttle There you go, buddy. There you go Right on right on we're not all paid by the hour. Thank you. Thank you. There you go You can always tell when you find it when you're following someone who's getting paid by the hour I get it. I get it. I get paid by the load Percentage of it the majority of it goes to me because I have the majority of the expenses Fuel is not cheap. I don't know if you guys have noticed or not if you guys have driven past a gas station lately or a truck stop Fuel prices are not in the friendly range Trailer five Five four four I believe that's a flatbed not a step back It's not in this lineup Five four four it will have a term to load on it Five four four, I'm not even seeing any tarp loads yet down the corner. Oh, I think I see it I think I see it You see it I spy with my little eye A tarp load is it mine? Beautiful thing Wrapped up like a little Christmas present so that I don't have to do it I'm gonna have to add an extra bungee there on the top, but that's okay. That's okay It's Caden who did that for me. You guys know my buddy Caden. Thanks Caden from the bottom of my heart You made my day I'm so happy that I don't have to tarp today All right, so let's just talking at Caden. He's just reminding me to Put a strap over the back or over here yet just to make sure this tarp doesn't creep forward These are just yard tarps I can just bring them back to the yard here when I'm done Just old old ones That's fine because the old ones work just as good as the new ones It's even better when I don't have to put them on It is that season of changing weather So whenever that happens around here the prairies get very windy in spring and fall So it looks like we're going to be going right into the wind once again. That's wonderful It's wonderful. I'm gonna turn on to highway 210 Take this westbound from highway 59 here over to highway 75 take 75 south Once you get down to the us at the north dakota border highway 75 turns into interstate 29 And that interstate will take you all the way down to kansas city going that far We'll go down to fargo north dakota. Then we'll take i-94 eastbound Into minnesota Actually, sorry. No. I'm wrong. We're going to brainer We're going to go down to grand forks north dakota And then take highway 2 us2 eastbound through detroit lakes Toward brainered minnesota Brainard is practically right in the center of the state of minnesota. I like it there. The people are very nice It's a nice little town. Well, it's kind of a small city. I guess depending on your definition of city and town Like for me, I consider steinback like a big town, but legally and officially it is a city What would that make like chicago in new york like mega cities mega metropolises They're like past the point of city. There's something else something else all together We could just call chicago a danger zone Some parts not all Chicago is actually really nice. I've spent some time there. It's a really nice city is I feel a little uncomfortable because I don't know what areas to avoid Because I know some areas you don't want to be caught walking down the street And other areas Perfectly fine just nice, right?  I don't care. No judgment I like to have a Bit of a smaller community. I like to know who's around me. I like to know my neighbors Cheapest fuel on my rope today is right here in grand forks, north dakota at the pilot flying jay. Let's See how long the lineups are here. It's usually pretty good We've been going against a light wind all day Which has been fun from here will be headed East so we'll have a crosswind on us, but we'll head over the river into minnesota South And minnesota is mostly bush once you get across there So that'll break the wind for us and we should have smooth sailing the rest of the day Looks like they're building something here again. I don't know what's going on over there I wonder if that's flying jay that's building that or if it's the neighbors that own that property there Okay, let's get some juice and let's get back out there hold up four 128 gallons Or 485 liters Cost a little over six hundred dollars We're gonna get going. I'm gonna get this off. I like to be comfortable while i'm driving Put an easy reach for the next time I stop got myself a coffee Half intense energy half columbian Because I like to party but I don't look party too hard. We've got another three and a half hours my gps says I have to look because I was assuming we're gonna take highway two across From grand forks here. Oh, it looks like my gps has changed its mind We're gonna go down through fargo and then take us 10 across That actually makes more sense to me and taking highway two across okay Those of you from minnesota were probably Yelling at your screens already Hey us 10 don't take us two I hear you I hear you now It's actually uh 50 kilometers or 30 miles shorter. I don't know why I didn't see that before the brainered It's between 4 30 and 5 So we'll say 4 45 Time is now 1 o'clock in the afternoon three and a half or 350 kilometers to go or what would that be 200 miles 200 and some miles It's easier for me to gauge how long things are going to take in kilometers an hour Because 100 kilometers is one hour if you're going 100 kilometers an hour So 350 kilometers would take how long going 100 kilometers an hour, which is close to my cruising speed three and a half hours but for miles I don't I don't know 200 miles. How long does that take down into 60s you do about 60 miles an hour You go 60 miles in an hour. How many times does 60 fit into 200? Well three and uh two in a Three in a little bit Three in a little bit Three and a half hours right get ourselves out of flying jane. We're all filled up with juice. We're feeling good got some coffee Minding ourselves up for a great afternoon of trucking south down I-29 Not east on two when I said it to you that we're gonna take number two Take the entrance to the ride on by 29. I thought that sounded funny I feel like it'd be better to go through Fargo, but I said it anyways So I changed my mind Casey's Pilger, Minnesota Just 15 minutes down the road from where we got to deliver this in brainer tomorrow Nice truck stop here for us And it's raining I think it just started raining as I opened the door to go out to show you guys where I was at Since I got back in the truck here just started pouring so I guess we went out there just in time So yeah, we're 15 minutes down the road from brainer We'll get up here first thing in the morning wander over there Get this lumber off my trailer roll up the tarps throw them with the other tarps And then we'll figure out what's after that. I don't know what what the plan is Right now, but I know what my plan is and my plan is to Keep these wheels rolling until Christmas We'll see what happens. Are you guys excited for Christmas yet? Let's not forget about remember and stay and veteran stay that comes first and that is very important Let's not like Christmas overshadow that Once remember and stay is over. I know in the u.s. You guys still do Thanksgiving in November Weirdos, I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. We do we do Thanksgiving in October But we like to get into the Christmas spirit right after remembers day, which is your veterans day On November 11th So after November 11, it's straight up Christmas time But in the u.s.  Oh, Canada and the u.s. Are so similar. We are siblings I consider my American Friends to the south brothers and sisters you guys are family Literally we share a history We share a culture we share a language And we share the longest demilitarized border in the world You know, there are thousands of miles of border With Canada and the United States And we don't got to worry about each other We're good. You know what that makes North America great America is the big guy on the block. I get it What we say in Canada doesn't really make a big difference on the world stage It's a good thing. We stand shoulder to shoulder with our brothers and sisters in America You guys are awesome Proud to have you as neighbors proud to be your neighbor proud to stand with you So thanks for watching everybody and appreciate it.  Keep your eyes on the road. Keep your stick on the ice Please drive safe. We all want to get home to our families No sense on rushing The extra 10 seconds you save by driving aggressively Is not worth it See you tomorrow, buddy


Live from the JSA Podcast Studio, presenting Data Movers, showcasing the leaders behind the headlines in the telecom and data center infrastructure industry. Hey everybody, happy new year 2022. Welcome to our podcast series, Data Movers. I'm your host, Jamie Skidokataya, founder and CEO of JSA. Along with my fabulous co-host, top B2B social media influencer, Mr. Evan Christel. Hey Evan. Hey everyone. Hey Jamie. Welcome to Data Movers, where we sit down with the most influential men and women of today's leading telco and data center world, supporting the infrastructure requirements of this new normal. Before we jump into the interview, Jamie, you know, I'm a gadget fanatic. Pretty much all of my disposable income goes into tech budgets. And we had CES last week. Don't know if you caught any of it. You know what? Only a couple of highlights, but this pandemic has been taken up most of the headlines, unfortunately. But tell me more. What should I have been paying attention to? Let's play a little game here. I will go through some products that I was excited about. And you give me a yes or no. Would Jamie and family want these products in their home? How's that? We'll wrap it up at the end. Fun. All right. First of all was a color shifting, color changing chameleon BMW. So it goes from black to white, to shades of gray and different skins. So what do you think? Would you want to drive a color changing BMW? Yeah. So can I like choose which, or is it going to change as I'm driving? A good question. I have absolutely no idea. I always wanted like a pink car. Purple car. Something really like girly and just. But I don't think. We're asking way too many questions, but what do you think? A color changing. I would say yay to that. I think that's all right. I think you're a beamer driver myself. The second one that I thought was perfect for you was a smart bathroom where you can control the bathroom, the bath temperature. It's a Kohler smart tub. So you can turn it on or off or raise the temperature lower it via voice. Oh yeah. Yeah. Bring that bad boy home to mama. Yes. Yes. You're a great prospect for that.  So this bed adjust itself based on your sleep patterns, raises and lowers based on your breathing can measure heart rate and temperature and cool or warm based on, you know, your sleep. What do you think a smart bed is? That's the future of sleep. Yeah, probably. I mean, I hate to say we're kind of tech gadgets too at home and already I love how cool our bed, like we can lift up, we can have our feet raised, we can add, you know, temperature, but to can it control both sides? Because, you know, I like to be warm. Okay. Well, we'll give it a yes. So I'll say yes. Yes. Yes, yes. True. We want to our guests to get to some practical kind of discussions here. And you know what? It's actually a fabulous transition because when we talk top cutting-edge technology, our guest here is top of the list here. We are excited to announce Jim Hughes, National Sales Manager of Mitsubishi UPSD over to Data Movers. Hey, Jim. Hey, Jim, good to see you and hear you. So in doing my research here, I'm looking at your LinkedIn profile and your headline is that you're the maker of amazing. So that's a very high standard. So what is amazing and what are you making here? Yeah, yeah, this is true. But first, before I get to that, I'm a yes to every one of those gadgets. Right? It's going to make your life better. I'm a gadget head and yes, yes, and yes. So I take titles in general. They're not my favorite. And when I get introduced as Jim Hughes, National Sales Manager, UPSD, it just doesn't do a lot for me. It doesn't say, in my opinion, who I am or why I do what I do. And a few years back, I thought about this and thought about what I do and what I want to do on a daily basis. And really, I think maker of amazing gives me that opportunity to do every day and everything I do to make a difference and to work to make changes for the better in the form of making amazing. So to answer your question, Evan, what is making amazing? It depends what I'm doing and who I'm influencing. I'm a youth soccer and hockey coach and I take that responsibility for what it is and I recognize that I have an opportunity with every interaction, with every child I'm with to make amazing and help them make amazing. And then you look at our industry and what a great industry to be in. It is rapidly changing. Technology in general continues to change faster and faster. And there's a downside to this rapid change and that is the impact on the environment, the impact on the future of our planet. And so not only myself, but Mitsubishi in general, our philosophy is to make changes for the betterment of society, for the future. And so we work to make the most technologically advanced, the most energy efficient, the most reliable solutions. And you just break that down, take reliability. We scrap so many products today. We're a consumable world and there's a downside to that. There's costs in breaking down materials. There's CO2 emissions in breaking down materials. There's islands of plastic floating in our oceans. So we wanna make solutions and products that last so there's less waste. We wanna take energy seriously and we're also focusing on renewables. So that's a lot, but really maker of amazing to me it just says, do your best, make a difference. And if not me, who's gonna do it? And this whole less human touch reducing the element of human touch. It makes me think of, of course, age of resignation in our headlines, but it's really age of resignation is pushing us more forward perhaps to this age of automation. Something obviously Mitsubishi in your division there being really driving a trend. Can you tell us a little bit more about this? Sure, Ken, yeah. So you're right, the automation that we're seeing today in almost every aspect of our lives is growing. And it's interesting because as we build more and more data centers, manufacturing facilities, et cetera, the thought process would be we're gonna need more humans to be a part of these facilities and these processes. And the reality is that's not true. Over the last 10 or 15 years in the data center business we've seen staffs cut by 50, 60% just through technology. And now with artificial intelligence, with robots, you look at a warehouse for delivering product. And some of them may have had 50 to 100 people in the past. Now they have one or two and it's all robots. So definitely the automation side of technology is changing the need for more people. And therefore the age of resignation is not impacting as much as in other industries. Yeah, good point. You look at industries where the age of resignation is really impacting and those are slower to remove the human element. Healthcare is the big one, right? There's only so much we can do and we're doing it. There's robot surgeries and other things, but that pace of growth to automation is much slower than what we'll see in the tech side. So what we are being impacted by is edge computing. Data at the edge is a huge trend we touch on almost every episode, Jamie and I, with our guests. And we've heard that Mitsubishi UPSD is working on several initiatives to really enable data centers to work continuously and effectively at the edge and support this amazing growth. So tell us what's new and different about the edge versus traditional data center power and engineering? Yeah, so this is one of my favorite subjects today. And one of the most exciting parts about it is, it's evolving. We have today's snapshot of what the edge is, but it's evolving and what we're gonna talk about a year from six months, even a year from now is gonna be different. And if you think of IoT in general, the internet of things, often we only go to our handheld devices or our laptops, but it's so much deeper. And you talked about CES at the top of this podcast. The Mitsubishi has a new concept car that is actually using infrared to get into the skeletal situation of the driver's body as well as temperature, heart rate, all of these things. And what that means to the edge is as this car is driving from one side of the block to the next, hundreds of thousands of compute points are going to be needed. And the important part of those compute points are there can be no latency, no delay. In not only in driving cars, but other manufacturing processes, any delay could be catastrophic. So what we're doing at Mitsubishi, today we have products both for the uninterruptible power side of it as well as the cooling side of it, really focused on the increased growth in containerized or modular buildings that are moving out to the edge. In the future, we're developing products that will have more control, more remote control, more remote monitoring, it become really autonomous without the need for a human to be anywhere near it, very often or ever at all. And again, we think about the edge, we'll see edge compute on every major city street, but we're also gonna see it out in the middle of nowhere where it takes hours for somebody to get there. So we have a lot of exciting stuff coming. I'm sure we're gonna see more and more as the evolution of the edge continues which is just incredibly exciting. Great, so I'll take this last question here. You've had a good run at Mitsubishi, I guess 13 or 14 years, very exciting career. What's your advice to younger generations or even your younger self for folks who want to enter this field of data center and cloud tech? Yeah, my first bit of advice is just do it, get in no matter how you start get in because I don't see it slowing down. But as I reflect, when we all do this as we go through our careers, I'm a graduate mechanical engineer, so I came out, I wasn't expecting to get into sales or marketing and I was fairly rigid in my thought processes, very disciplined logical thinker.  I could have done things a lot differently and so what I think about, I'm just fascinated by our brains. I recently heard a podcast about how our brains work most efficiently and there's this theory about vertical thinking and most of my meetings, I stand on an elliptical and anytime I get a challenging question, my feet just start moving and one of the things I learned is sitting is not normal for us. So when we sit, our brain is actually taking processing power and focusing on sitting. That processing power could be used for thinking. So how does this roll around to what I tell the younger generation? First of all, be creative. Don't worry about looking weird or being called a disruptor or annoying because you're taking people out of their comfort zone. Be creative, have fun. If you're not having fun, again, you're not at your most creative. And then just, I'm changing. I used to be a workaholic. I used to work seven days a week. That was my life. And I recognize now, letting in other things, personal life, family, walks in nature, it really helps me be more efficient when I am in that position of creative thinking. So just have fun, be creative. That's the advice I would give. Yeah, yeah. There's a real power when you truly embrace balance. And I think that's one of the cooler things that I see sort of evolving out of this post-pandemic reality that we're in. Okay, so this brings us to one of my favorite sections of Data Movers.  So what is the most used app on your phone? And why? So outside of what I would call normal day-to-day, which is Messenger, email, Twitter, Insta, you know, kind of lump those aside. Right. Fitbit, my health app is probably my most used. And just because, you know, as I've journeyed from this workaholic to sort of this more body-conscious thinking sort of person, I really, I wanna make sure I'm showing up and doing the things to take care of myself so that I can be the most productive. All right, literally greatest answer yet to that question. So starting. Mainly because you mentioned Twitter, so I was very happy. And so on the subject of disconnecting, I mean, what and how do you disconnect? Yeah, so I try, I, nature, there's this Scandinavian concept and it's, I forget, it's free, free, free life fit, but it's a Scandinavian term, but that's kind of how it translates. But what it is, is it's about being outside.  And I just think there's something so stress relieving and just clears my head, 45 minutes to an hour. And then I try to take breaks during the day too, you know, just to turn off the phone, step away from email, just give your brain a little rest. Yeah, yeah. And, you know, we started this conversation with CES, kind of feel like we have to wrap it up there too. What is the next tech gadget you would like to purchase for yourself in line? Yeah, all of them. You know, I'm a tech gadget guy in this last, maybe right before Christmas, I get this magazine called Sharper Image. And I don't know if you're familiar. Okay. I've got an 11-year-old son and we sat down after dinner and he's looking through this. He's like, whoa, look at this. I'm like, had that. He's like, what about this? I'm like, yep, had that, had that. So slowly I realized that I pretty much bought 50% of everything Sharper Image has ever had. So recently I bought a tech shirt that's heated, love it, the Aura Ring. My husband does it. Yeah. Yeah, there you go. So, gosh, what's next?  Yeah, yeah.  It'd be like, this is an addiction, you know? Same, same, same, guilty. I like to unwind by reading history. That's kind of my go-to relaxation, actual books, yes. And, but when it comes to history, who do you find most inspiring and why? Yeah, so I admire, I mean, we've had so many incredible leaders throughout the world over the years. You know, Nelson Mandela, a gentleman who spent 30 years in jail and came out without a chip on his shoulder and continued to fight for what he believed was right. Gandhi, same, Martin Luther King. I mean, we've just had many of them. But, you know, I think we often overlook the strong leaders that we have outside of the big notable famous leaders.  And it's two gentlemen who were in Ramadi, they were platoon leaders and they've taken what they learned on the battlefield and translated it into a consulting business. And when I listened to that, you know, the thing I thought about was these guys are making decisions in the heat of a battle that literally could be life or death. And I look at myself as a leader and I'm always trying to learn and we should always be trying to learn but I'm not making life or death decisions today.  And there's so many amazing people doing so many amazing things that have such leadership qualities. So I like a lot of the well-known celebrity leaders for sure, but I really think, you know, noticing the leaders that are really making small changes, but are resulting in big changes for our world, it's important.  Absolutely. And think about the leadership. I mean, they're facing, every day this, the things are changing, right? So every day is different and you're faced with new challenges and you have to be a strong leader to get through it. Yeah, yeah. All right, so what are three words that others may use to describe you? Yeah, so it depends. Is it my wife and my son? People work for me?  I also get, maybe annoying's not the right word, but I get annoying because I think creative people tend to push people out of their comfort zones, tend to not settle for status quo. And that's annoying. If you're happy with your day-to-day and you want to stay comfortable, I get it. And then I just think, you know, passion is the other one. And, you know, again, just intent. I mean, I wake up every day just with a passion to make a difference, a positive change. So I think those three would be most common. There's probably a whole bunch of other ones too, but... And three words of a leader for sure. So I love those. Yeah, I love them. Well, Jim, thanks so much for joining us. You're quite a renaissance man. Glad the discussion wasn't about speeds and feeds and amperes and voltage and, you know, current protection, all the stuff that you probably talk about day in day out. It was really good to get to know you. Likewise, thank you for having me. It's been a lot of fun. It has been such a great Data Movers episode. Thank you so much, Jim, for your insights, your time. Evan, of course, yours as well. And listeners, viewers, if you enjoyed today's Data Movers podcast as much as I did, go ahead and check us out jsa.net slash podcast for upcoming Data Movers episodes released every other Wednesday morning. So go ahead and check us out there. And follow us on Twitter at JS Goddow and Evan Kirstel. And leave us a review, like and subscribe to the podcast. That would really be appreciated. Yeah, we want to know how we're doing. And as always, guys, stay safe and happy networking.