Yup, you read the title correctly. The next Dragon Ball game to actually get a playable Beast Gohan is none other than Dragon Ball The Breakers. And that's not all either. They also added an orange piccolo as a part of their one year anniversary. The only catch being that in Dragon Ball The Breakers, you have to summon for these transfers, meaning you have to get lucky to play these guys. And, uh, I was not. Which gave me the idea. What if I did one round just with my fellow survivors, you know, for fun? But then, I played as the Raider Captain Ginyu and body swapped into a Beast Gohan, creating the ultimate Beast Gohan Raider. Well, that's exactly what's going to happen later in this video.  Guys, are we ready to play the game? Hey, Dotto. Yeah, what's up, Neno? Look at, look at, uh, my character icon. Yeah, dude, that's... Is that, is that Beast Gohan? That's three back-to-pack Beast Gohans right there, man. It's crazy, right? Look at, look at how impoverished mine looks, bro. Like T.M. Goku and... Where is Dotto doing? There he is, Dotto doing it. Oh, okay.  Dotto 17 is probably one of the worst transfers in the game. He's your level three. Bro, he's... He used to be very good, but, uh, they nerfed his, uh, super attack. Oh my gosh. I'm still rocking Barrier on my active skills list, man. The active skill is good. It's just, uh, him as a transfer is not. Hi, Frieza. Oh my god. Is that Ba? That's right. We're playing on the new map that you don't have to roll for in the gacha. So this was free. This is all I got. Let's go interact with Ba. Can I just touch him? Just give him a hug. Hey, I, hey, he's not really doing anything to me. I think he just respects me. Yeah. I don't want to get out of here. Oh, oh, he's gone. Yo, he left. That was cool. You're trading with Ba. He tried to hit you. He said, damn, I can't get this guy. He got suckered out and you left. All right. Well, I guess that that power scales me with like up there with kid, kid Broly. Wow. All right. So again, my goal is just to get nano the dragon balls. That is all I'm here for. I see Frieza trying to go banana. You can't die, bro. Like you're, you're all I got. You're all I got. No, I'm sorry, man. No, you don't have to say it like that. It's not the same. This is the one. Bro, you just hold out. Oh, I got a rock launcher, man. I'm about to get that flow device tech that I told you, bro. Oh, golden rocket launcher. Thank you. Are you going to get the power scale or the skillers opinion of first one freezer versus rocket launcher? Um, he's folding. All right. Do I want the barrier recovery device or do I want to do some actual damage? No, I'd rock it. No, I'd Vegeta, Gala, gun gloves. Dragon ball. Damn. Oh, it is. I would love to find out dragon balls out here. Yeah, we have a story right now. I got another rocket launcher. Got to jump over the lava. Oh, Frieza level two in the King Cold. Word on the street is that's NANO's favorite form. Is this fruit? I found, I found the D key, bro. Oh, nice D. Dragon ball eight.  Yeah, man. It's, it's been rough. Oh my gosh. That was crazy. Wait, which key am I putting in right now? Is it E? Through the E area? Yes. I haven't looked. Sorry, I'm just holding down Y so I can see. Oh, God. Oh, God. That's Trunks. What? I got Trunks in front of me. No, it was just me. That was a nanogenic's impression. Nice. Oh, God, Frieza, why? I'm going to instant transmission to flare really quick. I'm going to sail her. Do it. You won't. Oh, Frieza. Please. He shot me, guys.  Oh, wait. Nitrox? No way? Oh, never mind. Oh, yo, Inventor Zayn's on the way to save me. I'm going to distract because I think that was crazy. He's coming for you guys. Bro morphed into a rocket line. Eddie's got a sense of being on deck. No way. Oh my God, I'm getting. OK, thanks. Help me help us. What's up, dude? What's up, brother? Bro, get away from me, man. I read a total of four dragon loans. I got electricity around me. I'm super sane, too. Oh, there's Frieza. Sorry. No, it didn't work. I got a power key. I'm helping. I might be down. Oh, are you down? You're down like that? I'd be down like that. I'm trying to find and raise him. Bro, you are lost. I cannot find you. Dude, they're emoting on my body, guys. Honestly, I haven't found anything like anything good at all. Leave me alone, dude. Oh, so we got to find the CQ. Let me go for the SDMO. I'm dead. No shot. I'm putting in A right now. I think the invader is up. You'd be right, man. Inventor Zayn is currently fighting off second for Frieza right now is what the Scab report is saying. Dude, that reminds me of Invader Zim that 90s show that we still watch all the time. Shields up. Invader Zim was actually a 2000 show. Oh, well, you know, it's of that era. It's of that era, you know what I mean, dude? Oh, wait, how many do you have on here right now? Four, so five. OK, so we're still struggling. I'm going to raise investor Zayn.  They spawn another area. Oh, OK. Oh, we got six balls now. We can count them. You think the ball is completely cleaned out? I don't have it. Oh, it's over here. The Dragon Ball's over here. Oh, wait. There's a Dragon Ball on me too. Oh, wait, no, that is you. That is here. Yeah, that's me. I'm coming on my done. Oh, he's got one. I'm coming with my Dino. Oh, we have them all. Or five, six, seven. All right, now, it's literally up to you, man. It's up to me. I'm going to go try to find some change power so that I can fight alongside you and pretend that I'm helping. Yeah, can I get that Dragon Ball? Can you say please? I'm coming, teammate. You're not out of this either. Please. Got to skip across the lava. Technique. I got to say, bro. Just ask. Technique. All right, your turn. Technique. All freezes. Freezes got the balls. What?  All right, then, Nino, never forget that I promised to help you, bro. Never forget Rocket Launcher. I don't think that helped. He does not have the balls. He does not, bro.  I only put my life on the line. I think they're under ISEVEN over here. We're reviving.  Where'd they go? Bro, I put them down for you. Oh, I've got them all. I've got them all. All right. Wait, he's destroying the startup system.  Up to me. Oh, Nino, over the llama. Oh, OK, I might be dead. No, we're going to save you. We can't let icon go like this. I've been let go. No, no, bro. It's not going to happen, bro. Because Nino's about to transform into beast. I can bring your bro back. Nah, don't do that. Don't do that.  There we go.  Oh, look at you. You're actually beast going. All right, fly. Hey, bro, let's fly in together, man. Look, I'm Goku kind of. Goku. Dude, you're cool, man. Hey, my timer's going down a lot quicker than yours. There we go. Mine doesn't get out at all. Hold them down in the melee combo and let Dotto launch a super, bro. You know the tech. Get in there. I'm trying? You are. I see this. You're doing good. So Dotto, as soon as he gets in the melee combo, yeah, we're going to body him together, bro. Nato's doing some stuff. Catch up, Nato. Catch up, Nato. Let's go. I got him, I got him. No one. Nice, nice. Do it again, Nato. Even though I'm out. Are you out? Yeah, but I'll pretend to fight. Go to the green container. Here we go. Got it. I'm pretending I'm doing something. Yo, I'm shooting him. Oh my god. Where's he at? Somebody's got to hold him down. Special beam. Get him. He is shooting me up a star. Damn. Wait, he's terrifying. First, got to save Dotto. Nah, I'm good. Can I hit him while he's in that state up there? He's got eye frames. Oh, Nato. Nato, don't find that. My god, Nato, you're crazy. Is he still got eye frames up there? Yo, inventors ain't kind of going on a crazy rampage. Shoot him down, Nato.  Get a little closer. OK.  That's the shape. Oh, all right. Someone else got it. Oh, there it is. They just flew up and bodied him. Oh, snap. Look at us. Yo, how come how come Beast Gohan just replaced the entire team attack with his beam? I'm mad. That's actually just Beast Gohan, bro. Like all of you got erased. Yeah, I died, unfortunately. No, yeah. I mean, I also I died in some lava. So you probably went out more peacefully than me. All right, we've decided that we're actually going to make it the the meme of reality, dude, even though I was too broke to afford Beast Gohan. Look, look, who am I stealing it from? Soulful. Thank you. I'm body changing soulful. Nato, you didn't put orange pickle on. Oh, you wanted to fight me as orange pickle. Bro, bro, that was the whole thing. I'm flying around. We're Beast First Beast now on the fly. Oh, no. Oh, no, this is why I don't play Raider, but I'm getting Broly flashbacks. I'm panicking. You're going to be all right, man. Nato, if you die, you auto evolve into Raccoon. You actually can't lose until Ginyu dies. Hey, I'm still nervous. Just for this time. There's OP, Nato. It's better. Hey, you know, Goldo kind of got a mean laugh to him, though. That's one. Oh, I'm letting you guys know Nato's is getting a little dangerous for you out here. Hey, Nato, let me know when you're Beast so that I can we can get a real beast clash and breakers. We're going to be beasts for a long time, man.  I got to, you know, like, listen, it's not easy going beast. I understand. When you were playing Broly, did you see anybody using like barrier barrier? I don't remember. But I would say I would say no. I was going to say, Goldo is one of the only characters that can actually counter barrier with his time freeze. Yeah, that's one of his special special moves. And I just get crossed. I just got crossed. Guys, my inventory of normal survivors is all in a bit short. Oh, no, that you just not trying hard enough. Honestly, it could be could be one of the other. Hold on, hold on. I got a little we got a runner in here. Time freeze. Yeah, hands where I could see him, buddy. Hands where I could see him. Oh, hands where I could see him. Hands where I could see him. Oh, no. And they shot me down. They shot Goldo like crazy. Wait, what? They shot. I swear that special beef kid a hit different. I couldn't even tell they're a beast. Oh, yeah, especially in Canada is broken, dude. It just pierced me for like half my health. He's still hiding in here with the ball. I'm not hiding, dude. I wasn't scared of you. Let me see if I can find a little mammoth here.  Yeah, where are you at, bro? I'm trying to find you. Hey, bro, let's talk about this. Hey, Iron King, Iron King, come back here, bro. Bruce, Bruce, Bruce, come back here for a second. Bruce, Bruce, Bruce. Bruce, Bruce, Bruce, Bruce, Bruce, Bruce. What's up, dude? Hey, come in.  Well, I got a message for you, bro. You might not like it. Some words said.  Oh, who's there? Who's flying, bro? This is a no-fly zone. That'll protect me, dude. Oh, where are we going, bro? Where we go? Who's that? Who's that? Stop. Hey, who's that?  Is that the Insta-Rise technique? OK. Oh, see? That was Nettle. Where you at? I can hear the pitter-patter of your feet, man. Oh, can you? I thought I could. Might have been somebody else. Oh. Damn. I'm going to get a little bar here. Nice, dude.  If you intend on rescuing them, be careful. Hey, go res your boy, guys. I'm almost at Burger and Jace. We're getting closer every day to that beast versus beast fight. Here, I'll just destroy this one. You guys don't have the key for this yet, so I'm doing you a favor. I just got it, dude. Oh, well, my bad, guys. Feel like you're killing Ba. Yeah, I'm a Ba. I'm sorry, bro. Nothing personal. He's a dangerous species, though. He's about to get even more endangered.  What are you talking about? Who just shot me, bro? Allow me to do my raccoon kick on this guy. I see him celebrating the first anniversary over here.   Damn, go, Gina Blue. Hey, it's off to merchandise. I got some Vegeta gloves for you. Oh, it off of me. Oh, oh, they hit me too hard. They hit me too hard. You left yourself wide open. Man, you were really close to saving your coon, too, to be there for when you potentially beat the real beast, you know? I don't need anybody there, except for my closest friend, Ginyu. Oh, that was kind of crazy.  Hey, relax, bro, I'm not. Yo, relax, bro. I'm not even Ginyu yet, though. That's the thing. Can you unlock my potential just a little bit here? Yo, relax, I'm not even Ginyu yet. Yo, I don't even know who I don't even know who Soul is, bro. Like, I don't even know where Soul is. All right, where is Soul? You haven't killed Soul, have you? Oh, you did it once. No, that's an investor's name. All right, cool, my bad, bro. Oh, yeah, Soul is away, Soul is gone. I got to keep this dream alive.  Oh, yeah, what's that? Oh, wait, my bad, bro, my bad, my bad, my bad, my bad. You don't have to do nothing about it. That was an accident. Hey, oh, that was it. That was an accident at the lockup, bro. The thing is, this piccolo's flying around, this piccolo's flying around. Oh, that was Iron Cave, bro. See, he was putting you in the line of fire. Yo, juice up, juice up, bro. I knew I shouldn't have done this just yet, because now you're going to be nearly too much health, bro. Too much health. Hey, I'm leveling up, bro. I just. You're just giving Dotto a handicap, bro. You're just that confident. I wouldn't be that confident if I were you, but. Oh, I think this might be it. Oh, I think the captain might be here. Your captain will take care of it. Now, where is my body, bro? Area C. Hey, area C, bro, just got docks. That's crazy. I'm on teaming, guys. It's just, you know. The teaming is going crazy, bro. But he's sort of leading the level three. These are all willing participants. Oh, yeah, he has to be level three. Dotto, Dotto, chill out. Dotto, chill out. Hey, I'm just on him, bro. I'm just on him. Dotto, look at your scene. Hey, hey, it looks like you're at level three. Oh, yeah, get him, get him, get him. He wants it. He knows. I miss. I have to wait 30 seconds. Yeah, all right, so we have to wait 30 seconds.  Dotto, relax, bro. I see you. I'm going to give you a tight help out for me. Bro, relax, Dotto. You ain't this guy. What about the handicap, Dotto? The handicap.  Dotto, throw it around. He's no bar. It's B versus B, bro. And you're messing around. You're having a laugh, I guess. Bro, you're doing jokes. Bro, this feels like a, oh, this is a Nick A30 Fortnite video, by the way. This is how all of them feel like that. That's crazy. Hey, Neno, I'm kind of a beast go on myself, Neno. Oh, my god, wait. Neno, hold on, you're right, Neno. I should wait, because I got other people I could be telling to right now. Let me see what the survivors looking like. Oh, wait, these guys are. Hey, where are your teammates at, Neno? I actually don't. That's a great question.  Let me destroy an area as go on. Let me get you guys the super time machine. Beast go on would never destroy it. What is he doing? Oh, I'm posing. My pubers are kind of going crazy. Beast go on posing. Beast go on gone rogue. Honestly, they could have put this guy in as a raider. Dude, he is a raider. You're pulling him right out. I know. I'm kind of going nuts, too. This should have been official. Oh, Neno, I see some of your friends, Neno. Neno, you got to tell your friends to get down, Neno. All right, we got the STM up, Neno. You have a chance. Let's go. I'm going to play the super time machine or the STM, AKA.  That was crazy. OK, the pose is not as high. You don't think Beast go on every show is weird like that? I don't think he'd bend over like that now. Hey, why are we hiding, fellas? Come on. Hey, where's the beast versus beast, bro? Neno, get in there, bro. What are you doing? Hey, where is he? Excuse me, Neno. I'm fighting your friends. Fox's assessment supplies. Oh, god. Oh, god. Hold on. Hold on. Who's this? Oh, oh, my god. Oh, my god. Y'all kind of go crazy out here. Oh, my god. Get in there. Let's go. Oh, wait. No, hold on. Oh, no. This can't be happening. I'm beast go on. Oh, my god. The team going on. Dude, what the hell? Oh, my god. Oh, no. You're melting so fast. Gaining you. It wasn't the body, bro. The problem was not the body. Rabbit. I'm a frog. Dude, how did that happen so fast? I had always held. I got shredded. I thought we were still RPing for a bit, man. Damn. The RP ended abruptly. Well, that was the script of the video. Thanks to everybody in the lobby that went ahead and made my dream happy. You know, I couldn't get beast, but it almost like I was him for a second. Thanks, guys.


The challenge of the Yukon on King Wonder dog King swiftest and strongest of us holy dogs blaze the trail through storm and snow for Sergeant Preston as he meets The challenge of the Yukon Sergeant Preston was typical of the small band of Northwest Monopolis who preserved law and order in the new Northwest country where the greed for well-in-power Led to frequent violence and bloodshed but in spite of the odds against them Sergeant Preston as Wonder dog King met that challenge and justice ruled triumphant Old Popperymen loved practical jokes one evening in the gold horseshoe bar in Dawson Jim the owner protected violently when he discovered pop sawing one of the chair to the table where two other men were seated Hey, you cook what's on the legs off that chair? What do you think you're doing? Keep your shirt on Jim. I'll fix it for you tomorrow.  He'll get a good laugh out of it when it happens Hey, it's ready Now we'll just let it stay right here at our table and when someone comes in we'll ask him to sit down with us Bill this is a pretty fine bar. I Don't know whether we better start one here in this town or not with all the competition We're gonna start one anyway, but these places are better gold mines than you'd find anyway You don't get cold taking the pay dirt out of them. Oh, you two gonna open the bar. You say we're planning to Know you can get the place to open one this town ain't nothing but bars Anyway, you'll have lots of competition. You get customers. Don't worry You won't get them away from Jimmy when this place is the most popular one in town Customers have been coming here ever since the town began and once they get used to a place Nothing outside a dynamite can get them to go anyplace else Huh, no say sit down and rest your feet a minute Jim That would have been a good one if you'd have sat down and busted it after watching me fix it And if I hadn't looked at your face this then I'd have done it pop Leave for looking your eye that you have every time you play one of those jokes Oh Say this sergeant Preston, he's a Monty boys. No, let's get him in here and sit down at this chair Hope he can take a joke sure we can he's alright. Oh a person. Hey sergeant. Come on over here I want you to meet some new boys that had just come to town This year is Bill Cummins and Pete Johnson. They're gonna open up a new bar here in town. Oh boy No, sit down sergeant right here in this chair with us. Why uh, thanks Bob I'd be glad to sit it to a table But I think I'll trade Right on this chair you had fixed Good for you Was fixed oh, I've seen your troops before pop and one look at that face of yours and you invited me to sit down And I knew something was up My face again. Well, I got to learn to control it. Oh, well everybody enjoyed it anyway, except me Now let's pull up a good chair and continue to Did I ever tell you about the time I put the pole cat and Jack under sleeping bag It was three weeks later and Bill and Pete stood in their empty bar room a glom look on their faces We're gonna lose all the money we put into this bill.  We're stuck with it now. We got to make it pay I ain't got another dime to put in it Don't see why we don't get more customers just because they're all going over to the gold horseshoe That's why places packed every night Even free drinks won't bring them here Well, we got one cut there's old Papa Raymond. Hello pop Hey, boys So I'd look in and see how he was getting along. Oh, we're doing all right The sharks don't look like it. Well, this place is as empty as folks say my head is we can't be busy all the time We've hardly got it started. Well as long as you've got plenty of capital Maybe you'll get some business buying by but just like I said you'll have to go something to get folks away from the gold horseshoe It's crowded all the time follow up any new jokes lately pop No, everybody's on the most of them ain't had a speck of fun. You know, I heard of a good one once Montreal You did What was it? Well, I don't think you could get away with it pop people know you play them all the time There's lots of I don't know very well and a brand new trick would fool. Well soon This one was done by sort of a crazy fella. Yeah, didn't have much money And he was always trying to bump drinks from the bar Finally they wouldn't give him any more Then one day he came in with a stick of dynamite in his mouth like a cigar And when he got in he lit it Lifted dynamite and what happened? Well, sir, everybody fell over each other getting out of the place even the bartenders They all ran as far away from there as they could get She blowed Everybody waited nothing happens.  He could get his hands Oh, but where was the dynamite burning on the bar beside him? It was just a candle. He'd fixed up with a fuse look just like dynamite Leave me. We sure felt silly coming back into that place. Well, now that's what I call a good joke Suffering snakes would I like to pull that one? That would catch everybody in the place Nobody thinks you're that crazy pop Now you just don't know how far I'd go to pull a good joke like that I can act crazy for a week or two. Can't I and you two boys could sort of tell folks I was getting a little bad Well, you wouldn't want to get a reputation. Oh, they don't know he was pretending for the sake of playing the joke Why sure that that would be half now you boys help me fix that fuse on a candle and I'll do the rest Sure, we'll fix it up for you pop. I'll take a few days to act funny and get them all wondering and then I'll do it Fine, we'll get the stuff ready. I'd start right now I'm going right over to the horseshoe bond start acting funny The idea bill Since when you've been interested in practical jokes, this is practical alright, but it won't be a joke to the horseshoe bar What do you mean? I mean we're gonna wreck our competition. I Still don't get it when pop goes in there smoking what he thinks is a candle the joke's gonna be on him The last one he'll ever play what we're gonna give pop a real stick of dynamite That of a fake one, but Billy without it blowing to peace and it'll also blow the gold horseshoe bar to pieces And we won't have to worry anymore about competition, but if someone finds out can they Pop won't be there to tell him who thought of it And if he's gonna act crazy Well It all fits in see Hey look at pop over there What you think he's doing looks look as if he's picking flowers only there ain't no flowers. What you doing pop? I made good buck with him daisies butter and sometimes I feed him to my off stretch our stretch He's going by me Look at pop coming down the stage He's got his park on backwards and carrying his cat. Oh, why is he doing that funny dance? Is he drunk? No, he never touches a drop anymore, but everybody says he's crazy's alone. Oh, I can't be out of his mind Hello there pop Pop you know it's sergeant the dog's name is king. Why don't you put your cap on pop? It's cold I have to keep my eggs warm your eggs see in my cat She's got fried eggs in this cabinet. Good night. Oh get off the track of that chain He's completely off his beam.  Well, I have to light it first. Then I'll give you all a pop All right pop, we know it's a joke I've got it back King pop wasn't trying to hurt me There the fuse is out Lucky I caught that candle pop. You might have burned King. He didn't hurt you did he nobody done this scared me to death I forgot all about him. Yes. He didn't know I was only He thought you're really gonna hit Preston with that candle. It's time. I play a joke. I'm gonna wait for your out of town Preston What I wait, what's the matter? What's wrong, Sergeant? He looks scared. I am scared We've been playing catch with a real stick of dynamite. This isn't a candle. Oh, what you mean?  It was Pete and Bill. You mean the men who started that new bar down the street Yeah, they they fixed it for me. They they said it was just a candle made to look like dynamite Dirty Chicago's they were trying to wreck my bar. I'm going over there and turn them inside out. Wait a minute, Jim This wasn't just a plan to wreck the gold horseshoe. It was attempted murder I'll take care of Pete and Bill.  We could have heard the explosion Crazy old fool probably just waved it in their faces and scared them out Most likely waiting they come back in again 40 lights that figure you can scare them twice. Well, I don't like it listen Did you hear something at the back door? Oh, calm down. You're just nervous when I'm getting my park on and if anyone comes in I'm getting out fast. Why are you crazy? We run away now. They'll suspect us and we get oh What hi Sergeant Preston What do you mean I wouldn't go out that back door if I were you Pete All right, Bill get back there with him. I don't know what this is all about Yes, what I got one and King got the other all right King back Get up Pete. This scheme didn't work out.  That's right, Bob And maybe this is cure-do of practical joking These copyrighted dramas originate in the studios of WXY Z Detroit and all characters names places and incidents used Are fictitious they are sent to you each week at the same time Hugh Holder speaking This is the Michigan radio network


It's back. I'm gonna show you guys my haul from when I went shopping. I am so, so lucky. I'm so, so lucky. I'm so, so lucky. Hey guys, I haven't used this camera in so long. This is my G7X because I didn't want to look around like my big mic dead cat and like my huge camera to the mall. So I brought my little G7X. She's cute. I haven't popped her out in a while. I'm at Julia's house right now. I'm just waiting for her picking her up and then we're gonna go to Juliana pick her up and then us three girls were going to the mall. Yeah, we just want to kind of do a little bit of shopping. It's 4.30 because we all worked today. We just literally want to go shopping. We haven't been to the mall in a while or I haven't been to the mall in a while. Hey. Okay guys, so we just spent a hot dollar at garage. That's a hot dollar. Like hot dollar. How much is that? 200. 200. I spent 30. But I had a 25% off coupon. And I'm 60. We're giving garage all their profits for the year. I spent 230, literally less than a week ago. I spent 150 less than a week ago, so. We didn't really combine to have given garage all their profits. Well, those just cost us like a thousand dollars. We officially finished shopping. After we just spoke to you guys about garage and about the damage we did there, we walked ourselves into a rizia. And did even more damage. Well, I had a gift card. Yeah, you're lucky. I know. I did it. With my gift card, like in total, it was 150. Juliana, 160. Oh wow, you guys did some damage in there. Mine was 88. Julia, how much did you send to garage? Yeah, that's what I thought. That's what she just wanted to say.  Like it's so zoomed in. Like usually when I go like this, with my other one, it gives me a full body shot. This ain't giving me a full body shot. Fit check. Let's do a fit check. Okay, pants, H&M, shoes, Nike, tote bag, yes style, shirt, yes style. Juliana. Shoes, Nike, leggings, Lululemon, top, garage, sweater, forever 21. Bang, Julia. Shoes, Converse, pants, Walmart. T&A, jacket, dynamite, and Herschel. Hello you guys, what is up? It's currently 11.45 and my gym appointment is at 12. So it is commencing in 15 minutes. As usual, I'm leaving a little late but kind of right on time. So yeah, we're gonna get a good workout in. I'm going with Juliana today. It was literally so gloomy this morning and then it just turned to sun. So I don't understand the weather lately. It's been like really bipolar. It's been like winter one day and then summer the next day. Like it's really weird but I really hope the sun stays for today. This morning, I was just really busy because I needed to get a few things done for work like right away. So I had to do that this morning but now I'm like actually starting the vlog for today because I just literally didn't have time like I was in a rush. So yeah you guys, the bachelor is starting today. Like if you guys watch the bachelor or bachelorette, let me know down below in the comments because I want to talk about it. Okay, I'm so excited for the season. I missed it.  Like I don't know what it is about. It is just so entertaining. So I'm so excited the new season starts today. So let me know if you're watching it as well. I'm gonna have Julian and Juliana over tonight to watch it. Yeah, we're all gonna watch it.  But yeah, I'm just gonna head to the gym and I'll see you guys there. Actually, before I go, I just wanted to say that on the way to the gym, I've been listening to Heinz podcast. I'll put it like up on the screen right here. It is so amazing and just puts me in the best mood. I like to listen to it sometimes more than like music while driving, especially when I'm just like going to the gym. It just puts me in the best mood for the day. Hey, I just got here. But anyways, as I was saying, I feel like listening to like affirmations or just good quality content in the morning, it's gonna set the tone for the rest of the day. 10 out of 10 would suggest to listen to a podcast in the morning, like a good one, inspirational one. Okay, I'm gonna go work out.  I can't get you off my mind. Ooh, girl, na na, ooh, girl, na na. Baby girl, don't need the black. We just finished our workout. Dying. That was a good one. I'm gonna get sweatsh- sweatsh- sweatsh- Sweatsh- sweatsh- sweatsh- My legs are shaking. And shout out, Julia, for being my personal trainer and giving us the workout. Ooh. Hey guys, okay, so I know I owe you guys a haul, so I'm gonna do that for you right now. It's 6.55, I was just editing the whole day. I did not even vlog like after the gym. I just made my protein shake, took a quick shower, and then I needed to get right back to work just because I had a lot to do today. Nothing was appealing to vlog, so I didn't vlog. But anyways, I'm gonna show you guys my haul from when I went shopping on Saturday because I didn't do that yet. Did a tiny bit of damage, so might as well show you guys. I'm not gonna do a try on haul because you guys will see me wearing these pieces in probably the next few upcoming vlogs, so stay tuned for that. But anyways, first place that we went to is garage.  So this is the first hangtop that I got. I just like really love, I've said this a million times, but I just really love crop, short sleeve, tight shirts like this. Like they're just like my thing. I just love them. So I got that, and then I also got this one, which is like the exact same idea, but in a lighter blue color. I got these both in a small. And then from garage, I also got this shirt in brown, and it's basically like a really cropped shirt, as you can see. It would just like spice up an outfit in the summer. It's just kind of effortlessly cute. And then I went to Ritya, so I got these shorts. Okay, how freaking cute. Just like look at the color of these. Like this is one of my favorite colors right now. It's like this foresty green color. They just like are the perfect fitting shorts. I'm gonna be living in these type of loungewear shorts this summer, like absolutely living in them. I originally went to Ritya to get a pair of like jean shorts, but I honestly couldn't find any that I really loved. So I decided I'll look around before I make the commitment because their jean shorts are pretty expensive. Yeah, I'm definitely on the hunt for a good pair of jean shorts. Next pair of shorts I got from Ritya, third to die for. This shade of yellow is just like my favorite. It's kind of similar to my top, but I just love the shade of yellow. Ever since I was like two years old, yellow was always my favorite color. But anyways, I'm obsessed with these. Can't wait to start wearing them constantly every single day. And then I got the matching shirt. The reason why I got this yellow take-tall to match is because this one is like not the actual shade of the shorts.  So that's why I got like the matching set. And yeah, that's my little mall haul. Oh my God, do you guys remember the movie mall cop? That's so random, but like I just remember really like in that movie when I was younger. The day literally ended up turning out sunny. Like it's sunny today. It only got sunny like a couple of hours ago. Now I'm just waiting for the girls to come over and we're gonna watch the bachelor. Eh, I'm so excited. And maybe actually right now I'll go outside and do a little meditation because it's so beautiful outside. I feel like that's the vibe for right now. I also realized that I have a lot of clothing that I need to declutter in my closet. I don't need to just clean my closet, but I really need to go through my closet and get rid of things. There are so many pieces in here that I just have and I don't wear. This is why constant messes start arising is because I don't have like much room anymore to put new things. I think it's time to do a big declutteration. New clothes are coming in and old clothes gotta come out. Okay, you guys, so I'm currently outside obviously. And I am so, so blessed and grateful that I can just come outside and enjoy nature because I do live on a couple acres of land. Therefore we have like a lot of space. We have like a garden and trees in our backyard and everything, which is just, just feels so magical. Especially when it's the summertime and you can just come out here and relax. Yeah, I'm just so blessed to live out here and get to enjoy the beautiful nature just literally outside my door. Sorry, I'm like breathing heavily because I was like running in and out of the house because I got cold so I had to put on a sweater. Anyways, I'm doing a meditation now. If you guys are curious to do my meditations, I use the app named calm and it's really, really good. It's totally worth the subscription because I think you have to pay to get like all the meditations but I think some meditations are free. So if you guys wanna try it out, download it because it's so good and it just like helps keep you on track. You can also jot your gratitude down in the app because there's a lot of things you can do. So I do really suggest it. Yeah, I'm just gonna do a 10 minute meditation. This is called like the daily calm on here. This is the one that I try and do every single day. Sometimes I'll just put on like a soundscape and not do a guided meditation. But I feel like guided meditations just help me stay alert and stay focused. But sometimes I am really in the mood for just like soundscapes, relaxing, blocking my thoughts out and that's about it. Yeah, but today I am feeling like a guided meditation.   I'm debating if I should lay down. I think I like laying down. Like this is my beautiful view from laying down. Such a beautiful day. Is this weird? I feel like this is weird, but whatever. What a great meditation. Oh, I feel rejuvenalized. I'm just so freaking grateful for what I do for my job, for the life that I live, for the air that I breathe. But seriously, I'm like so grateful for everything and I encourage you guys to write down or just reflect on things that you're grateful for as well and take into account how many blessings we have in our everyday life that we sometimes don't even notice. Such a beautiful life, I'm gonna get emotional. Oh, so if you guys are on the fence about like meditation, whether to do it or not, just try it. Like just try it. Try a guided meditation, like a 10 minute one, even like a five minute one, just try it. I really encourage you guys to try it because it's honestly the most calming thing ever. Like so freaking calming and it's just so important to give your body that state of calmness in our everyday life. Like we're so busy, we're always doing something, like we're always thinking, we never really give our body that proper calmness to just be and not think about anything. Just to simply be. So yeah, if you guys are on the fence about trying it, I highly suggest just try it once and if it's not for you right now, then it's not for you right now. At least you tried it. But just the feeling you get afterwards is amazing. Okay, so we're reporting back after the first episode of The Bachelor. Ed, what are our thoughts? I can't believe she kept, I think his name's Carl, the cat suit guy. I can't believe she kept him. She really liked him. I don't care. I don't care. She made out with a man and a cat suit.   So there was that. She really liked the cat suit guy. I'm glad she got rid of the RV guy. Well, yeah, she did not like him.  And she's like, oh, he literally like was clean it. He was throwing around his dirty boxers in the RV.  Who are we happy that she kept? Oh, Greg. The guy who got the first impression. Oh, Greg, he looked so sweet. He was the cutest from the episode. There was also a guy in the box who had a really sweet back hair. Solid hair. If he changed his hair, he would. Me and Julia thought he looked like the great Gatsby, the guy from the great, or Leonardo DiCaprio plays the great Gatsby. And they all said that in the show. Yeah. Look at her, look at her legs. Oh my God, she... Okay, but that was our final thoughts for that. For the rest of the season.  Good night, guys. Yeah. According to these two, there's a guy on the show that looks like a guy we went to high school with. I don't think they look the same. That's actually Julana's crush. No, it's not. It was. It was. Pretty much all of us. Okay. No, we can't put that in the video. I had multiple crushes, so. Yeah, yeah. Honestly. No, look at it now. Put a little something in the video. Oh, God. That was a little spiel for the Bachelor, so we'll keep you updated every single week if you guys are watching what you should, because it's very entertaining. I never used to watch it. These two are making me watch it, and I got quite into it. I'm pretty excited. It's kind of like a messed up show in retrospect. Like when you think of a whole bunch of guys or a whole bunch of girls dating one person and then like getting engaged to them right after they're dating a couple of people, it's really, it's just weird. It's weird to think that one girl is dating 22 guys and after like a combined total of like two weeks of getting to know each other, they're expected, she's expected to choose somebody and marry somebody. Obviously she doesn't have to marry somebody, but that's boring if she says no to everybody. So it's kind of like a messed up show, but it's very entertaining. They told me I should go on the Bachelorette. If I don't have a long-term boyfriend or engaged by the time I'm 26 or married, Michaela can make me an audition tape to go on the Bachelorette. I tend to start drama because I'm petty. I just like drama, you know? So it should be very good for the show. I'm also very blunt, so I speak my mind, so. That's why you'll be great for the show. Okay, shake on it. Cause a lot of drama. So if she's single by 26, we're making her a bachelor. That's in five years, people. Five years. If anybody wants to set up me and Julia on like a double date or something. All right, that's it for tonight. Goodbye. Bye.  I can't get you off my mind. Ooh girl, no, no. Ooh girl.


Alrighty, what's going on guys got Kyle here with Layton sports cards and we are ripping one box for Christopher J It is a 2023 tops archives signature series Good luck Christopher. Let's see what we got. This is the active player edition Came out a few weeks ago. This is gonna be number two or sorry 12 of 22. It is wit Merrifield From 2020 tops opening day KC on the Merrifield there. I believe he's a blue J now Nice one there 12 of 22 on the Merrifield Alrighty Chris quick one there for you. Thank you so much. We'll get it right out to you


Hi everyone, happy new release day. I'm Joe for jasphyscasebreaks.com and that is the brand new 2020, 2021 Panini Obsidian basketball. Six box, half case, pick your team number one with a break credit giveaway. So if you bought at least two teams, you'll get an entry, four teams, two entries, six teams, three entries, so on and so forth. Then we randomize those entries. Top four, we'll get a hundred bucks each. That's pretty nice. And only the people who bought teams straight up count. So there were actually not a lot of teams picked up straight up. So the odds to win some money have gotten a lot better for you. Thank you for buying your teams straight up. Ended up being Jess with double last bot mojo, heat and bucks, 70% of the time, last bot mojo hits 100% of the time. Here are the three number blocks we did. They're all in separate videos. Here's the Minnesota one. Featuring those wonderful people there. Here's the Lakers Detroit one. And here's the Golden State one. And we'll set these aside next to me. Actually, did I upload that third video, that third number block? One, two, three, yeah, all of them are, there you go, good job, Joe. We'll use this playing card to hide some of the hits a little bit. Here's the fresh case of Obsidian basketball. We've got more in the store, so check it out on jaspyscasebreaks.com. We've got half case pick your teams, four box random teams. All right, so there's six boxes on each side. Let's select a die and let's roll it. Randomize left side, one, two, three, right side, four, five, six. And it's two, left side, two. This side we'll do for break number two, pick your team two. And it's kind of hard to see the black sharpie against the black box right there, but you can see PYT two on the left side of those boxes, so you know they're from the same case. Not to be mixed up with the random team boxes, which are on my desk back there. All right, we're looking at two autographs per box. A lot of fun parallels, all card ships, so on and so forth. Also, for the number block people, there are non-numbered cards in Obsidian, so if we run to any non-numbered cards, we'll collect them as one lot at the end of the break and randomize them to one person. All non-numbered cards will go to one person. I think they'll mostly be base cards, though. Ooh, redemption on the bottom. Rashawn Holmes, 95 out of 99, that'll go to Ben and the Kings. We got Nikola Jokic, 26 out of 35, for Denver, that goes to Denver Six, part of the Golden State group. Denver Six is Danny, there's Danny Green, so this is a non-numbered card in that Minnesota group, and there's RJ Barrett, also not numbered, that goes to the Knicks, that was picked up straight up by David. First auto, oh no, no auto. There's the Marta Rosen, Spurs, that's gonna go to Ben. Oh, there it is, thin auto. It's Ronde Hollis Jefferson, 72 out of 75. Portland edition, so if you're not familiar with the number blocks, it goes to that digit right there directly to the left of the slash, so 72 out of 75, Portland two, part of the Golden State group, Portland two is Danny, and the redemption, Oliver guessing Killian Hayes, Ben guessing a little mellow, it's a rookie Jersey autographs, and that's M, A, so not Killian Hayes, not Lamello, Malachi, it's Malachi Flynn for the Raptors, and that's gonna be David B, who picked up the Raptors straight up, pen here. All right, Toronto, box one in the books, box two. All right, Moses Brown, six out of 25, O.K.C. six, will be for Matthew Chirac, die cut is Zach Levine for the Bulls, Matt Daniels with the Eclipse die cut, 25 out of 99. Emmanuel, quickly for the Knicks, David, quickly had a nice rookie campaign. Kelly Obrey Jr. Warriors, non-numbered card for the Warriors, and then the Josh Green Dallas, that'll be for Brian. All right, your two autographs we've got, there's Killian Hayes, Onyx auto for Detroit, Detroit is a number block team, and that is for Detroit nine, nine out of 25. Detroit's part of the Lakers number block group, and that is Patrick, Patrick K with number nine, last five mojo, congrats. And an Onyx autograph, Marcus Howard for Denver, Denver is another number block team, part of the Golden State group, and that's Denver five, five out of 75. That'll be for Danny. Yeah, this obsidian is pretty sharp, ladies and gentlemen, get in on it. Pick your teams, random teams, both available, personal boxes on Instagram, at Jasper's Breaks, check it out. Oh, and we'll have it on what not as well with Evan. John Wall, 89 out of 99. Houston, Patrick Davis with the Rockets, Najee Marshall, 15 out of 25 for the Pells, Paul with the Pells, there's Lakers edition of Kuzma, the Lakers number block group, we got a Bradley Beale for the Golden State number block group, Nathan Knight for Atlanta, part of the Lakers number block group. Those are non-numbered cards, they'll be randomized one person to break. We've got a Warrior. Warrior's come out to play Chris Mullin. Look at this, award-winning autographs, your 1991, 92, all NBA first teamer, Chris Mullin. Nice on-card autograph for Golden State. That's part of the number block group, and guess what, not numbered. So that'll be collected with the Golden State group along with the two non-numbered base cards. And we've got Devin Dotson, nine out of 99, dual relic, and autograph for the Bulls.  All right, halfway through this half-case break, I think there's our first Lamello coming up. Is it numbered? I don't think so, Nikola Vusevich, 16 out of 25 for the Bulls. Another die cut here, that's gonna be, Giannis Antitocompo, tunnel vision, 31 out of 75, Milwaukee. Jess with the Bucks, sharp design there. And rookie Lamello Ball. Hornets picked up straight up by Sean Maddock. Kyle Lowry for the Raptors, David. Darius Basely for the Thunder, OKC, non-numbered. All right, and your two autographs. We've got Mason Plumlee, Aurora autograph for Detroit. And Detroit is a number block team, part of that Lakers group. 68 out of 75, Detroit eight is for Patrick. And we have, ooh, Anthony Edwards, rookie, jersey, and autograph. The Timberwolves are a number block team, and that is gonna be for the number one. One out of 99, four number one, for the former number one overall pick. We're number one. Minnesota, one. Matthew Chirah, whoo. That's nice. Two boxes to go. Yeah, that is definitely a banger. Mike Connelly, 84 out of 99, Patrick with the Jazz. The tunnel vision is John Morant. Die cuts, 47 out of 75, Sean Maddock with Memphis. We've got John Morant again, a couple second-year John Morant's for Sean. And we've got Karris Lavert for the Pacers, Indiana, Patrick Davis, and for the Wizards, Westbrook. Part of the Golden State group. And we've got an Adrian Dantley award-winning autograph. Your 1960, or your 1976, 77 rookie of the year. Buffalo! Now you know what, the Buffalo Sabres, or Buffalo Braves, turned into the San Diego Clippers, who turned into the Los Angeles Clippers. So this will go to Patrick Davis and the Clippers. Little history there, yeah, Ben knows. Ben knows. And down here is Nathan Knight, Onyx auto for the Atlanta Hawks. Hawks are a number block team. So that's 56 out of 149. Atlanta six, Atlanta six is for Darren L. There you go, Darren.  Trey Young, 11 out of 35, Atlanta one is gonna be for Roy, Aaron Gordon, 7 out of 25 for Denver. Denver seven is gonna be for Danny. Jalen Smith for the Suns. That is for the non-numbered block group, non-numbered group, Eric Gordon Rockets. That'll be for Patrick, Trey Young, Atlanta, non-number, that'll be part of the Atlanta group. And your last two hits here, Brian Scalabrini, Boston Celtics, lightning strike autograph for the Seas. That's part of the Lakers, Detroit, Atlanta, Boston group, so that goes to Boston too. That's gonna be for Kevin. And the last one here is James Ramsey. That's for Ben and the Kings, Jerzy, Rookie, Jerzy, and Otto. That is 83 out of 99 on the James Ramsey. There you go, another great obsidian break in the books. Let's do a little of randomizing here. We'll go one dice roll for all three lists. All right, so the first one here, so a few base cards here to randomize to someone. And then this list right there, that's the Lakers group and here's the Minnesota group over here. One dice roll for three lists, these are for the non-numbered cards. Five and a six, 11 times for this group. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, and 11 in final time. After 11, that's Danny on top. Danny definitely had the odds. He was part of that Golden State group. You'll get that Chris Mullen and a few non-numbered base cards, and with Chris Mullen autograph too. 11 times for this group. That's the Lakers number block group. One, two, three, four, five, and 11 in final time. Name on top is Leo. So Leo, you'll get a couple, a few non-numbered cards in there. 11 times for the last group. That was the Minnesota group. 10 and 11 in final time. Name on top is Matthew Chirad. There was a couple of base cards there too that'll be going your way and congrats again on that Anthony Edwards. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for watching. We've got plenty more of this brand new release on jaspyscasebreaks.com, Obsidian basketball. Go and get it. We'll break more with you a little bit later tonight. Bye-bye.


TFNN, headline news update. Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, company live from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. 3 p.m. Eastern time on Monday, final hour of the trading day. We've got markets hanging around positive territory, gold pulling back sharply along with oil. Dow Jones right now, up 157 points, trading $26,977, get the Nasdaq up 62 points, trading at $8,002. S&P is positive by 17, trading at $2980, gold quite a day, negative $26 at $14,970. Gold had reached a low of $1470 earlier today, so almost a $10 bounce still being down $26. You've got dollar index, strength up 265 ticks at $99,375. We'll start things off, and we're going to start it off with the chart of some of the metals. Gold up here in the top left quadrant, quite a day, we're now reaching $1480. As we speak, gold up about $1,500. As of 3 a.m. Eastern time, you trade down to that low of $1470 just prior to 2 p.m. Eastern time. There's your silver chart, silver actually trading down to a $16 handle, $1698. Now trading at $1713, platinum quite a day from $930, almost $940 in platinum at about 4 a.m., down to $886, palladium as well. Trading over to the indices, there's your Dow 30, basically just hanging out at this level since about noon Eastern time, the last three hours across the board. NASDAQ 100 pulling back a bit from that high we've made at 12.45 p.m. Eastern time. S&P's $2980, headman as high as $2984.  Last night, as futures open, basically the high above $56, you're now down more than $2 from where we were in the price of November crude less than 24 hours ago. Gold contract, there's your trade to the downside. We actually reached that low at about 1.30 p.m. Eastern time. Gold now back above $1480, and you're a U.S. dollar trading at $10902. In terms of other news you have happening out there across the market, Apple getting an upgrade quite a day for Apple, plus $5.46, Apple up 2.5%. And if you check it out actually, Apple back over and we will get there the trillion dollar mark. Right now Apple market cap $1.012 trillion at $224.11. Stay tuned folks. Tom O'Brien coming up live right after this. He's going to be talking to our man Dave White during the three o'clock hour as well. Stay tuned. We'll be right back. You know what's cool?


This paper proposes a block-based modeling method for constructing high-precision digital elevation models, DEMs, of urban plots. The method uses real-sense 3D models, digital ortho-photo maps, DOMs, and dense matching point cloud data to extract the boundaries and elevations of urban plot elements. These elements are then used to generate separate DEMs for each type of element, which are then fused together to create a single DEM of the entire urban plot. This method has been successfully applied to the Jeanshye County urban area, where it achieved an average IMSC value of 0.05 m for all types of elements, meeting the elevation accuracy requirements of the 1,000 large-scale mapping. This article was authored by Minute Lee, Wendai, Sisi Song, and others.


The good news is, age-related hearing loss is not inevitable. There are actually cultures where they retain their hearing into old age. What can we learn from them? I'm going to be talking about the lifestyle factors that put our hearing at risk, as well as diets and supplements that have been shown, put to the test, and shown to prevent and even reverse hearing loss. Webinar date is July 14th, 2 p.m. Eastern Time, so you have to register before July 12th. And it is indeed CME-approved, Continuing Medical Education Credits for Health Care Professionals.


Live from San Francisco, it's theCUBE, covering Google Cloud Next 19, brought to you by Google Cloud and its ecosystem partners. Hello everyone, welcome back to theCUBE's live coverage here in San Francisco, the Moscone Center. This is theCUBE's live coverage of Google Next 19, Google Cloud Computing Conference. I'm John Furrier, Dave Vellante, my co-host. Stu Miniman's here as well. He'll be coming on, doing interviews. Our next guest is the founder and CEO of Signal FX, Karthik Rao, and Leonid Agoldnick, EVP of Engineering. Signal FX has been a great company, we've been following it for many, many years. Pioneer in a lot of the monitoring and serviceability of applications. Now, prime time, the world has spun through their doorstep. Karthik, congratulations on your success. It's prime time for your business. Yeah, thank you, John. Welcome back. Great to be on again.  We saw it early. We saw, you know, the containers, Docker movement, and obviously Kubernetes got massive growth. But you started, you had the visibility of what these services are going to look like. Cloud web services is kind of the next level. It's kind of here right now. Yeah, absolutely. There are two things that we predicted would happen. One was that architectures would get a lot more distributed, elastic, and it would require more low latency monitoring system that could do real-time analytics. That was one of the key changes. And then the other thing that we'd predicted was that developers would get more involved in operations, which is the whole DevOps movement. And now both of those are very much in the mainstream. So we're really excited to see these trends. And looking at the Google keynotes today, obviously we're starting to see the realization of true infrastructure as code. You're starting to see the beginning signals of, look, we can actually program the infrastructure and not even have to deal with it. This is key. And you guys have some hardcore news, so let's get that out of the way. You guys got some updates. Let's get into the news and then we can get into the conversation around what you guys are doing in the industry. So today we're bringing three things to the conference and to both customers and prospects, starting with announcing our support for Cloud Functions. Cloud Functions are great technology that we see and adopted by retail. For spiky workloads, things where you have a flush sale and you need to understand what's happening and maybe lasting minutes where our platform really shows off the best, which is the one-second resolution data. Some of our flush sales we see from existing customers don't last a minute. So looking at this in a minute resolution or being able to react to this in a machine time rather than human time is something that our customers now expect. The second thing we're focusing on is Istio and Istio and GKE specifically. We see in service mesh adoption continuing to go both in new modern application as well as taking legacy workloads and unlocking the potential of taking those legacy workloads to the cloud and with Istio and specifically our microservices APM, it's not just applicable for microservices. We see a lot of our customers realizing a lot of value from tracing abilities that a service mesh like Istio provides an ability to understand your topology and service interactions for free out of the box whether it's on premise with Istio or on the Google environment. And then lastly, as we see customers and prospects adopt Kubernetes, we're also starting to see the next layer about Kubernetes coming in. And with Knative getting the support out of the box whether it's the dashboards, the tracing and the metrics and that's the third announcement we have today. We're fully integrated with Google's offerings and we're able to monitor and provide you with some actionable content just in a flick of a switch. So support of Knative out of the box. Out of the box. Full SignalFX with Knative has gone Google Cloud. That is correct. So there are just three things. Karthik, I wonder if you could give us some insight as to what's going on in the marketplace. So multi-cloud is obviously a tailwind to you but multi-cloud to date really hasn't been a strategy. It's sort of an outcome of multi-vendor. So is multi-cloud increasingly becoming a strategy for your customers and what specific role are you playing there to facilitate that? Yeah, absolutely. I think particularly most of the larger enterprise accounts tend to have a multi-vendor strategy for almost every category, right? Including cloud which typically is one of their largest spends and you know it's typically what we see is people looking at certain classes of workloads running on particular cloud. So it may be transactional systems running on AWS. You know a lot of their more traditional enterprise workloads that were running on Windows servers potentially running on Azure. We see a lot of interest in data intensive sorts of analytics workloads potentially running on GCP. And so I think larger companies tend to kind of look at it in terms of what's the best platform for the use case that they have in mind. But in general, they are looking at multiple cloud vendors. So here's some customers on stage today talking about their strategy. I think Thomas asked one retail customer how'd you decide what to put where? And essentially he said well it's either going to go into the cloud, lift and shift. We're going to refactor it, reprogram it essentially or we're going to sunset it. What he didn't say is we're going to leave some stuff on-prem which somewhat surprised me because of course especially in the financial services you're going to get a lot of stuff left on-prem. So what's your play with regard to those various strategies and for the legacy stuff, I know you're cloud native that's your claim to fame but can you help those legacy customers as well? Talk about that. So I think what we've seen is it's a given now that organizations are going to move to cloud. It's a question of when, not if. And the cloud form factors are fundamentally different. They're software defined, right? A traditional data center you're monitoring network equipment, storage devices, you're monitoring disks and fan failures on individual servers. When you're running in a cloud, it's a software defined infrastructure and it's far more elastic. And so even if you're just lifting and shifting how you think about monitoring and observing this new cloud infrastructure is fundamentally different. So we're there for the very first step of the journey for an organization to get the visibility they need into the new architecture. And many times we're also helping them understand the before and after. So how do I compare my performance in my on-premise data center to what it looks like in the cloud? That's step one. Step two is they start chipping away at those monoliths or they have net new initiatives that are digital initiatives that are running in Kubernetes or container-based architectures, microservices-based architectures. And that is a fundamentally different world. How you observe and monitor, deploy, not just monitor, the entire supply chain of how you manage these systems is different. So there they have to look at different solutions and we're obviously one of the key players helping them there. Leonid, we've been doing theCUBE now for a decade and I think John, it was a decade ago, we said we made the statement that sampling is dead. So I love your approach, you're not just taking small samples to do your performance monitoring. What's the architecture that enables you to do that? Can you talk about that a little bit? So I think the most interesting thing was more modern architectures, especially with microservices adoption is the complexity of how the transaction flows through the system. And then basically tossing the coin like we used to be able to do in previous generations to capture some traces and get the data you need doesn't work anymore because it's very tough to predict at the beginning of the trace where the transaction is going to go. We take a completely different approach on the market. We look at every single transaction at scales. We have prospects that are talking to us about volumes of giga-span a minute. So one billion spans observed a minute and with some of the interesting tech we've built, we're able to pick the interesting things. And the interesting things have a couple categories, transactions that occur infrequently, transactions that are maybe above P90, the slow ones, because when you look about performance and understanding of how the application performs, you really want to know what's slow, not what's normal, but you also have to capture enough what's normal. So with some of our tech, we're still able to keep about 1% of transactions, but the right ones. And that's the biggest differentiator was what we put together for the APM product. One of the things I want to talk about, dude, you guys, is how you relate to some of the Google's announcements. The key things that I'm oversimplifying now, but they got a serverless kind of announcement, got a cloud run of things, the regions, which is global, and then obviously open source commitment. You mentioned functions, you mentioned Knative, obviously open source. You're seeing open source being much more of a production IT capability, so you guys obviously hit that with your solution. So the question I have for you guys is how hard is it for you guys to provide that real-time monitoring because Google needs to build an ecosystem, that's what they're not talking about. They didn't really talk about on stage their ecosystem, so you guys are a natural fit into Service Mesh, which they showed on stage. Jennifer Lin showed a great demo. So Google has to build an ecosystem.  Cisco announced an integration. Obviously they have an integration. So integration seems to be the secret sauce with cloud to play in this ecosystem. Could you guys elaborate on that dynamic because it kind of changes the old formula for ecosystem? It's very different, right? In the old days, you had proprietary systems. So the only way you could actually build an integration is you had to get your product managers in a conference room with the vendor and get visibility in their roadmap, access to everything, and that's why it just took a lot longer to get things done. I think what you're seeing with Google is they've taken a very standard-based approach to everything, right? So whatever technologies that they're releasing, they're trying to build it as a standard. You can run it on any cloud. Instrumentation is a core part of their philosophy of any technologies that they're releasing, such that you have a new platform. It has a metrics library or their standards-based mechanisms to collect metrics, traces, events. What that does is it makes it easy for the ecosystem to just pick it up, right? Our belief has been in the old days, monitoring was all about proprietary instrumentation and collection. Today it's all about analysis. So the fact that all of this is openly available in open source or standard-based mechanisms is great for us, it's great for the customer, it's great for the ecosystem. And that's their one-to-many way of building integrations. And that's why you guys are supporting Knative as an example. That's really kind of supporting the open source ecosystem. Yeah, I mean we generally support, our customers are running in every single configuration and type of technology you can imagine. So it's our philosophy to just be everywhere they are and to support all the tech that they might be running. But in general, we're big supporters of open source and that developers are now running most software. That's the world of web services and SaaS. And developers have a preference for understanding the stacks that they're running on and being able to control it. And so that is obviously why open source is just taken off the way it has. I think the other dynamic of embracing open source and start-ups, it allows us as a vendor to focus not on the meetings with product managers and kind of getting the insight into the roadmap, but on getting the standards-based integrations deeply configured with some of the, for example, content we provide out of the box for Istio and Google versus for Istio on-premise, for Istio anywhere else. And that's where the differentiation and the value for the customer is not in kind of getting together on the roadmap and figuring out what to build next. You guys can move faster, take advantage of the lift that they get. I love you guys, if you guys could just tend a minute each to explain signal of X value proposition. Because you guys I think are perfectly positioned now as this becomes infrastructure as code with cloud. When should a customer call you guys? When are you guys needed? When do you guys get called and where are you winning? Take a minute to explain when and where you guys fit into the customer environment. I would say as soon as a customer starts to leverage a cloud infrastructure, whether that's public cloud, private cloud, you know, OpenShift, OpenStack, Pivotal Cloud Foundry or a public cloud, how you monitor your infrastructure will be fundamentally different and we can help you with that. And then along your journey, once you've moved to cloud and you start thinking about how do I build modern application architectures, modern web services, DevOps, then we are necessary. You cannot get to the cloud native stage where you're releasing software every week unless you have a monitoring system like CydmalFX. Great, great. I want to also get your, pick your brain on some dynamic that I saw in the keynote. It might not be obvious to the folks that are the mainstream, but Jennifer Lynn gave a demo of taking a workload and porting it over with the small script, no code modifications, running it on a container. Cloud vMotion, we call it, basically. Anthos Migrate was the product, basically migrating workload into containers in the Kubernetes engine automatically with no rewrites.  So that kind of, I can see what she did there and that's really cool and that's a game changer, that's infrastructure as code. But then she moved to a conversation around service meshes. Because once you get these things on the containerized inside the Kubernetes engine, you're kind of enabled for using service meshes. This is like the holy grail of microservices. This is a big growth area. Can you guys explain what this means? What does this service mesh mean? Because once these workloads start to be containerized, you're going to start to see much more migration to this new model. Where does service mesh kick in? Why is it important? And what should people pay attention to? Well, I would say one of the fundamental challenges of microservices is what people are calling more and more observability, right? Because you have so many systems. Like a single application or single transaction, what is an application anymore? A single transaction can flow through dozens, hundreds of individual microservices. And you're changing your applications all the time. So figuring out when you've introduced a problem very quickly is a big challenge. And so one of the big benefit service mesh brings is it provides automatic instrumentation of your applications and requests in a way that makes it very out of the box to get visibility across your entire environment. So that is step one, getting that visibility. The next step is then you obviously need to analyze this corpus of data and it's massive. And that's where a solution like signal effects comes in. We can collect all this data and help you really to signal from noise. Then the last step really is how do you take action on that data? How do you automate responses? Whether it's rolling back a canary release or shifting a load balancing strategy so that if there's a bad node, you stop sending traffic to that. All of that can be automated. And so what service mesh is doing is it's providing the substrate to allow you to really provide that closed loop automation that infrastructure is code. That's the movement that everyone is really focusing on right now. It's a key technology to enable that. Talk about the observability trends because this has been a hot venture funded area. We hear trace, dynamic tracing. These are techniques. There's a variety of different mechanisms for observability. How does Kubernetes and now service meshes impact observability? Where is the puck going to be? If you're going to skate through where the puck is, what's the state of the situation? Well, I think what it does is it makes instrumentation a lot easier. So typically the challenge when you're running an old Java application from 10 years ago, getting visibility into the app, it's a monolith. You have to get the full visibility and the full call stack. That's harder to collect. When you're in a microservices world with service mesh, you're getting that visibility automatically. And what becomes more important is understanding the east, west, latencies across all these different microservices. So because instrumentation is so much easier with all of these new technologies, what it means for monitoring is it really shifts the focus to who can make the most sense of this data, who can provide assistance to the operators to really help them pinpoint when there is a problem, what is the potential cause, and to triage it very quickly. So again, the whole value proposition is shifted to the analysis. So Leanne, given that, what are your engineering priorities? You know, maybe share a little roadmap. Sure. So if you think about what we just talked about, the adoption of Kubernetes or service meshes, the challenges that those environments bring is both the femurality of the environments on which you now deploy, compared to what most of the operators and application developers are used to, as well as the constant motion within the system. Kubernetes when we move the workload several times an hour and the amount of data those systems tend to generate becomes very difficult to cope, not just a monitoring system, but to a human. So how can you take what Kathik talked about, all this noise and get it into an actionable intelligence across tens of millions time series an hour possibly, and in the middle of the night, how do you get the operator to the root cause very quickly and what kind of technologies do we need to have as a vendor? And that's where we spend a lot of time thinking about, how do we provide the actionable insight for those highly ephemeral environments that are getting even more ephemeral? One of the themes that's here and already we're seeing pop out of Google next, and we've seen it in the other cloud shows we've gone to is complexity is increasing. And the business model that seems to work well is taking complexity, making simple. Whether it's abstraction layers or other techniques, how does a customer who's got all these new suppliers, new dynamics, new shift in the marketplace, new business models, how does a customer deploy IT, deploy cloud and move the complexity to a simplicity model? This is a hard challenge. I think that's one of the fundamental mental model shifts that an organization needs to make. Complexity was your enemy in the old days, right? Because you were releasing software once a year twice a year, and so you don't want it to be complex. But if your goal is speed and innovation, you're going to have to accept some complexity to get that speed and innovation.  So I think I would disagree with that sentiment because I think organizations have to start thinking about things differently if they really want to. So embrace complexity. You have to embrace complexity and you have to think about what are the mitigating factors I need to take in my organization structure, my processes, my tooling to compensate for the additional complexity I'm creating, but still release software as quickly as I use it. I mean, I would add, I think a lot of ways you're shifting the complexity from infrastructure management up to more up the stack, and in many ways, IT is getting more and more complex to your point. I mean, all of these abstractions make perhaps the underlying infrastructure less complex to manage, but you're absolutely right, Dave. The applications will become more complex, right? When you move to microservices and you've got 50 pizza box teams working on a bunch of microservices, there's a organizational dynamic as much as there is a tech dynamic, right? How do you get these 50 teams to communicate with one another if there's an issue, an incident? And the data pathways, the data pipelines, the journey of that data is much, much more complex. Final question, as the developers and operators come together, that seems to be a big trend. Developers want frictionless environment, programmable internet. They're going to be spitting up these services and then the operators have to run it. That's worlds that come in together. What's your thoughts on the operations side and developers coming together? I think there are two pieces in a pod. I mean, there are two parts, there are two necessary parts. I think you will see more and more automation kind of move up the stack. I think the place to start is really in the infrastructure layer, and it will make the lives of operators of these cloud environments simpler. And then, I think that automation will move up the stack as well over time. What's the most important story coming out of Google Next? If you can just kind of read the tea leaves, get the sense of what's going on here. 2019, whole new year, whole new game changing. What are you guys' thoughts of what's kind of going on in the cloud business issue? What's going on at Google Next? What's the big story? Well, I think from my perspective, it's very clear that they're focused a lot on multi-cloud, cloud agnostic, and where the right ones run anywhere and run on Google, that seems to be a big push. And then, the other is they're just behind on go-to-market, and they seem to be focusing quite a bit on investing in all of the other elements, non-technology elements, to make organizations successful. Leonid, on the tech side, what are you seeing as the big end story here? I think Google was always strong on the tech, and they're continuing to deepen it. I think more interesting for me, the story is about the go-to-market and embracing the complexity of the enterprise, and recognizing that not every application that will come to Google Cloud will be architected in a modern way. There are thousands upon thousands of applications that have to lift and shift still, and surviving some of the announcements around the service mesh are great enablers for those customers to start embracing the cloud technology. Techkeeks loves service mesh. I'm a big fan. Guys, thanks for sharing the insight. Give a quick plug for what's going on, Sir, Signal FX, what's going on with the company? What are you guys looking to do? You're hiring, you're expanding, what's going on? We're in rapid growth here as a company, really excited about microservices APM product that we introduced last year, and what that does is it brings distributed trace analytics to our core monitoring platform. So what that allows you to do is get bottoms-up visibility into each individual component through our metric system, but then also a transaction-oriented view through our microservices APM product, bringing the two together. Super excited about the level of sophistication and analytics that it's going to bring our customers. Where's the headcount now? We're about 250 people right now. 250, okay, and you've raised over nine figures, I think. Over $100 million, yes. So, Clark, as a founder, what's it like to have the vision early and seeing and staying in the course? And you stayed on the right wave and now the wave's gotten bigger. What's it like to be the founder and be where you are now? It's terrifying at first because you don't know if the markets are going to move in the direction you need them to, but it's very gratifying when that actually happens, and we're very fortunate that the world is moving very squarely into cloud-based architectures, and not just cloud, but all of these modern runtimes that are exactly what we predicted the world would look like. And you had a great team, engineering team was solid, you got great chops. Any advice for entrepreneurs out there who are now getting into this world? Maybe younger entrepreneurs are coming out and building some applications. What's your advice to other founders that are? I could spend hours on that topic. I think you just have to continue to have faith and conviction in your beliefs and stick it out because there are lots of twists and turns, especially in the early days. If you're betting ahead of the curve, you need to be patient and continue to have belief in yourself and your ideas. Well congratulations, the world's right. Spun to your doorstep. Congratulations with signal effects. Thanks for coming on theCUBE. We're here in San Francisco for theCUBE's coverage day one of three days. I'm Jarvis Dave Vellante. Stay with us for more live coverage after this short break.