these drills really are good for are developing especially the cuts, the changes of direction and the body control, the weaving in and out. I really like them for that. So when you're coming through these cones I want you to imagine that these are two players and I'm cutting between them because that is a touch that you will do in a game. So if you're going to do the dribbling drills, if you don't know about me I used to be a huge underachiever but through obsessive self-improvement I found my success. Earned a college scholarship, played for my national futsal team, a youtube channel with over 100 million views. I've helped players worldwide and I'd love to help you improve faster and achieve more. Just try to do them with pace and I'll give you a few examples of realistic drills that may make this more so if you're going to do a double touch inside outside just make sure it is nice and quick and whenever I'm changing direction I'm always focusing on that low center of gravity okay pushing off because that's what this is really beneficial for it's the cuts between players between two players and those sharp changes of direction the technique of the cut because a lot of times especially if you're starting out and I'm trying to go that way my cut is probably here so learning to actually bring that ball back into you and make it go where you want with one touch so that's what I would move to next after the double touch is the single touch okay right foot oh wait let me go again because that's sloppy good so notice the the technique of the cut as I said really over emphasizing turning the foot turning the hips when I'm cutting the other thing I want you to think about as far as body movement is actually skipping away while you're making that outside cut because I can just take a touch but if I really want to get good at avoiding tackles learning to really jump away with that touch is going to help me escape more defenders how many times have you seen messy dribbling full speed someone comes to tackle him just skips that way continues with his dribble so think about adding that the low center of gravity on the cuts bending the knees not just focusing on your touches but focusing on control the body and then skipping away from tackles next one you could do is a inside touch but again is that realistic go slow to build up your rhythm but I want to be going a little quicker each time and I should be making mistakes every so often just like that because if I'm not then I'm not challenging myself you could do the same but a double touch you know I do like this one because it's a touch I use all the time he's lunging for the ball I take it away from him the next one you could do is a drag back roll back but let's try two versions two touch one touch one touch would be again like the inside foot good skill is it realistic would you actually dribble like that in a match no but good to have that technique more realistic is probably dragging back from the defender good so I've talked about this before if I'm doing the skill if I'm trying to beat him and my touches there he's probably sticking down his foot easy tackle that's why I want more of that side touch and a skip same goes for this inside touch again if I'm touching it here if you like this content check out the soccer success planner you can download it for free there's a link in the description below and for advanced training check out the online soccer academy let me but if I'm touching out here he's not going to get me same for the roll if I roll it over nice and easy like that that's easy for him to tackle if I actually drag it away from him drag it back into myself that's much harder for him to get the last match realistic dribbling drill with cones I'll show you is the toughest one for me so I saved it till last is this outside skip touch but I'm changing feet each time okay the reason that's so difficult is because I need really good control my body really good balance if I'm trying to do this up here lunging just having nice touches not going to happen I have to have really good balance really bend the knees quick feet good rhythm but this is realistic movement these are movements that are going to allow you to get away from defenders okay so when you're doing these drills think about a few things obviously the quality of those touches but really over emphasizing the cuts so the technique of the foot really over emphasizing especially if I'm trying to go the opposite direction really get your foot around it the hips really turning the hips around the ball not just trying to dribble like this cut direction like this getting my hips around it bringing the ball back into me rather than across the defender's foot and that low center of gravity whether I'm skipping away from someone or I'm changing direction shielding the ball one more bonus drill for you and this one is probably the best because it's the most realistic I would just say go for a freestyle dribble so use whatever skill you want to get through those cones hit different touches be creative this is more realistic that's something that would happen in a game you'd have to figure yourself out figure a way to get through the defender's get if you like this content check out the soccer success planner you can download it for free there's a link in the description below and for advanced training check out the online soccer academy


Live from Las Vegas, it's The Cube. Covering Informatica World 2018. Not to you by Informatica. Okay, welcome back everyone. This is live coverage of The Cube here at the Venetian in Las Vegas for Informatica World 2018. I'm John Furrier, the co-host of The Cube with Peter Burris, my co-host for the next two days of wall-to-wall coverage of all the action here at Informatica World. The next guest is Ansa Shakeran, who's executive vice president, chief customer success officer at Informatica. Great to see you, welcome back. Good afternoon. Thanks for coming on. Glad to be back on The Cube. Sorry, the fist pumps all around, a lot of love going on. Data's hot, data's not just an industry segment, it's horizontally cutting across all of the action. You're in charge of a lot of customer success stories, but more importantly, the transformation. A lot of the customers we're hearing, one came on earlier, says, I love Informatica. Product rocks, it's kick-ass. You didn't say that, that's my words. It's rock solid, but allows me to bring in the new and do new things. Talk about the customer dynamics that you guys are seeing now more than ever, intelligent data. These are the themes, next generation analytics, GDPR's on the horizon. So you got some tactical and strategic things going on. Your thoughts? You know, these are exciting times. You know, as we look at our customer base on how they are embracing Informatica to drive disruption and realize business value, being as part of the services arc, indeed exciting to see how we can play a critical role in transforming their business. As we transform our business at Informatica to be a subscription company, to be a cloud-hosted company, we have dubbed 2018 as the year of adoption. In my capacity as the chief customer success officer to ensure the company as a whole is aligned towards driving adoption so that customers can realize value from a business. You hinted on customers transforming from the legacy, mainframe world to cloud big data. We cover the entire gamut. You name it, we have products wherever we have data reciting to integrate them so the customers can realize value. This morning I was speaking to a customer, you know, you heard us say many years ago, write data at the right time. You know, he said, we are trying to push petabytes to the customer every day. You know, we have gone through a huge transformation in my 22 years. You know, it cannot be any more exciting to be at Informatica. So I'm really happy to hear you say that answer because the industry broadly, but especially in more complex software domains, forgets that there's a difference between inventing something which is an engineering act and innovation, which fundamentally is a social act. Customers to do a lot of these more complex things we're talking about need knowledge and expertise, not just represented in the products that they buy, the services, the cloud-based services they procure, but also other ways of thinking about getting access to knowledge and smarts, a lot of what you guys have. Talk about, as in the role of customer success, how you regard Informatica's participation in that journey to innovation, to adoption, to making that change real. I think Informatica was one of the pioneers to realize, you know, great products are just the beginning. We got to make sure you come up with offerings which can connect those products to customers' business value. Our strategies, you know, we have a three prong strategy. We look at our products set, you know, first thing we want to do is, what is the experience we want to offer to our customers? And then we look at what products and service offerings we need to put in place to deliver on that experience. And the third, where I think we are a trendsetter is, how do we innovate and I would say reinvent ways on process and technology to deliver on that vision. I think every four years we've been relaunching our success offerings. I'm pretty excited to talk about what we have in store in 2018. We heard that you're revamping the customer, Informatica's customer success program. You guys have been iterating. What's the new iteration? What's coming? Can you share a little bit about where it's going? What's happening next? I touched upon the fact that Informatica is transforming. It said to be a subscription company offering all our products on the cloud. And we have, you know, as a sign points to me, 24 years of data innovation, thousands of customers, we can't forget the past. You know, we're going to take the lessons we learned from the past and how do you apply for the present and the future. We are, want to offer a simplistic model where we want to offer a success platform, not position offerings for customers, professional services, education services, support services. We want to build an abstraction layer, a simplified layer where we call it success offerings. The functions underneath will plug and play. Add to the customer, it'll be just one offering, which is be a seamless end to end experience. These days with the advent of web and all the Omni Channel, we realize a customer, we are involved in the customer's life cycle even before they are a customer. So one of the best services you can provide to your ecosystem is to transfer some of that knowledge. It's to show away for a lot of your partners to that notion of an offering that's a combination of the product, the channel, as well as the service know-how about making sure that things actually work. Are you participating in that process of moving customer success, subscription, but also trying to bring along the ecosystem to show them how you can catalyze better lessons for them? I mean, as part of this support offerings, we are also coming up with what we call as the Informatica Network, where it brings in the assets from all we have gathered from customers and disseminating this back to the customer base so that they'll be able to leverage best practices, build customer communities, and our goal in support in our vision is pretty simple, right? Our charter all along is the best service, they say is no service, right? In what ways can we push the knowledge to the customers so that they don't have a need to reach Informatica? So we are very active participants in building communities by product lines, by solutions, and to the very intent years that how do we push it back to the customers? And we have sessions at Informatica where we bring customers to different verticals to see what we can learn and what we can connect to other customers, right? I mean, customers under tremendous pressure to do more resource-wise, they have the same or less, so I think they look to Informatica to partner with, to realize business value. Well, I also think, and this is the test, I also think a lot of your non-technology customers are also looking at ways that data is going to improve their products, improve their engagement, improve their operations, and they themselves are starting to imagine themselves as providing SaaS-like capabilities. Exactly. Just as you are helping your traditional technology partners envision a different way of engagement, a different way of improving how they improve the productivity of their engagement, are you also helping your customers see that other route using Informatica products, using Informatica know-how to becoming a better digital supplier themselves? Absolutely. I touched upon how we are leveraging technology. We have products like Discovery IQ, a lot of solutions built on machine learning. When we host our customers' products, we have a window into what they're doing. To the extent privacy laws are low, we can track every click. It's all about mining that information so that we can provide personalized, real-time engagement to the customers. That at times we can see a problem going to happen before it happens. And the beauty of being on a hosted solution is, we can push solutions to the customer to recommend ways they can deliver better value, all about customer experience, right? In one of the key elements of customer experience is how do you reduce their effort? So technology, we've been able to bring up a number of ways to do it. That's a great point, you got to use the data, you can extract data, insights from that data. This brings up the question that we're hearing. I'm not a believer of it, by the way.  I mean, automation is going to help. We believe that. That's our position. But yet, automation will shift the value up the stack or wherever the value opportunity is. So what is Informatica doing with things like AI? As things get automated with the cloud, that's going to create success of mining the data. You can provide insights. What are the things do you see with automation and AI from a customer success standpoint that's going to be harvested for the customer's benefit? I think what is really working in our favor, personally, I've been a support engineer myself. Doing a repetitive task was not my cup of tea. The job is interesting only if you find new learnings and see how we can help the customer. We have a great framework to automate a repetitive task. Shadbots, you have heard of them. Today, they are applicable a lot in the consumer world. We are looking at ways how we can leverage the technology in the enterprise space. We can predict based on semantic analysis, just the language, the words customer use to communicate with us, what is their tone? When should we interfere? When should we raise the priority of the case before the customer asks for it? The team is pretty excited because it has opened up doors for the team to do more initiatives to deliver better value to the customer. It's also, there's the good and the bad element of it. The automation also puts us the center of everything we do. It brings support right to the forefront of the customer. So you have to be careful. Impressions leave a lasting thing with the customers. So we've got a lot of customers here at Informatica World. What's the plan? You're going to wind and dine them, sit down, do briefings, do roadmaps. What do you do when you're here at Informatica World with customers? Celebrate, but also you do some intermittent. Right. We're going to be talking about the new offerings coming out in July, Q3. We're going to be launching the new support offerings. I think our landscape of the industry, I'm very excited to say, we're kind of the industry first, bringing everything under one umbrella. And what's even more exciting, I said 2018 is the year of adoption. We are bundling in what we call adoption services delivered by a professional services team at no margin to our customers. That's awesome. Now we're embracing the layer model, land adopt. If you truly mean adoption, you've got to bootstrap them and get them off to a good start because that is key. You asked about how are you leveraging and pushing knowledge, so when we bootstrap them, we shared the best practices which we could have learned from other customers. It's a merger, so you can help them take the first few steps? Correct. Get in the right direction. And lay the foundation in the right place. You realize when the foundation's right, then we can. Get them to embed in their business. Exactly. And horizontally scale that data for intelligent data, trusted insights, next generation analytics, it's all there. Absolutely. So thanks for coming on the Cube, really appreciate it. Live coverage here in Las Vegas at the Venetian. I'm John Furrier with Peter Burris. More live coverage after the short break. Thank you.


I want you to let her park. Are you ready for this day? I am, I am. That's my dad, Mike Meyer. How are you doing, sir? Good to meet you. I hear you all been chasing him around. Okay, good to meet you. Following him and following me. Morning, sir. What do you think of this guy? Is this gentleman that I just met? No. I know all about him. He's a pretty good young man. He likes to party. Is that camera on? It's not on. That's all right. What we want to do though is... Nice to meet you, sir. Dad, Bing's coming down. Yeah? If he gets lost, let him know. Bing, come in here. I'm not here to this. He wants to come see you. To the farm? I do really think you're in the zone, Docs Ann. I'm ready. I've got flip-flops. Flip-flops? Yeah, are you just... Is that the car? That looks good. That's excellent. All right, good to see you. It's morning. What's up, Mike? I'm wondering this game. That's what happened to my height. It started it? That's what did it to it. Too much green room or swamp water? Oh, yeah. Whatever you want to do. I was going to say, that was a big guy ambushed. Did you invite Bill Moore? I'll tell you what, you know what? I can go on there and call him, but he's probably in a deep sleep right now. You should call him. We get all three of us here. We wouldn't be a trouble. I'm going to get out of here. Is this your coach? It's my coach. Yeah, we've got a lot in common. Not so much here. Is this your crew following you around? All right, that's great. Hi, my name is Al. Mike Griffiths, good to meet you. You as well. We'll be talking to you later on. You've got time and you're willing. Set up, do something a little bit quiet and away from a crowd. That'll be fun. All right. What was he like to coach? Do you want to go there? You know what, this is our truth. Guys like him are always fun to coach because, you know, you don't have to worry about them being ready to play. You know, I mean, he was always ready to go.  Guys like him are fun to coach, you know. You don't have to worry about them being at practice or ever being injured, even if they are.  They're going to play anyway. We were talking the other day. We were at Newport Catholic, wasn't it? The first game of the season. First play. First play. And I was a kickoff return. I hit out of bat. I was back and no, it blew over my head. The wind caught it because we were on that top. The wind caught it so it blew over my head. So I turned around to grab it. And as I turned, I'm like this and I had my right knee and my bad knee and this dude just came through and drilled it. So, like, I'm done and I'm on the sidelines and he comes up to me and he's like, you know, have you seen those knee braces that have the hinges on them besides? He's like, put this on, tape it up and just run straight. I'm like, how am I supposed to run straight? I can't even stand up. I came down there. We tried like two rows of tape. We tried to tape his knee up to get him out there. That's exactly right. He was a warrior. He was a warrior. I got it. He was a counselor. She wasn't one of my teachers. What did he say? He said, he actually liked him. Well, the first time I ever met him, he came in with someone before he left my office.  I ain't pretty good at anybody. Yeah. It's great to have all of you this morning and somebody asked me if I was starting another job with my apron on this crew of here. Now, they're going to be fine. I may not last more than one year, so I used to own an office in this over there in town. It's great to have everybody together this morning. That would be a great way to kick off our years. Just bring everybody together because all of you are important to our school system. It takes everyone, and I don't want anybody here to think that their role or part is any smaller than anybody else's. It's just a good way to bring us all together and kick things off. It's up there, ladies, if y'all need a place to stiff, come on up. When we introduce you, if you're coming in late, just nods. If you will, we're pretty new at this cooking stuff, so hopefully everybody will hold on and we've got plenty of food, I think. If you will, we're going to say a quick prayer and then we'll invite everyone just to come on up and eat. We'll go from there. Eat, enjoy yourselves, and then we'll get into a little program after that. Let's pray. Well, thank you so much for this day and for all of your blessings throughout life and for bringing us to where we are and so thankful for each one that you brought here this morning and what they mean to our school system and more importantly to our students and our children. I just pray that you'll bless them this year with a great year for the students that they face each day and help us to guide and direct in every weekend. So, thank you for this meal that you've provided for us this morning and just pray on nurse our bodies and help us through this day and maybe we'll be done in everything that we do. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Alright, come right ahead. As you please. Get all your stuff up here.


What is up, my cranky crew? It's Ethan from CrankGameplays and today we are here with Bloodborne PSX. This is a fan-made Bloodborne remake, I think, that's supposed to be Bloodborne, but unlike the PS1.  So, okay, here we go. New game, we're going in. Is this literally... Is this just literally all of Bloodborne? But just... So cool. This is sick, I love the little... It's like you're on a TV. Hair type.  Oh, the ponytail? My guy. Oh, and it's RGB. What if we... Let's do a little... Preview hat. Oh, yeah. Chest all the way up. Dude, curves. Curvy. Legs, huge. Arms, huge. Abdomen, huge. Head, small. This is so cool. Okay, here's our stats here. We've got Milk Toast, Lone Survivor. I think we're just going to go with Milk Toast, just with the average... most average average that is ever averaged. If you'd think about it. All signed and sealed. Signed, sealed, delivered. I'm old. Now, let's begin the transfusion. Oh, don't you worry. Whatever happens, you may think it all a mere ban. God, this is sick. I can't wait to slay some beasts. Look at all these polygons. Polygons, fuck! Dude. Oh, baby, do you know that's...  He looks so sick. I am playing on controller, by the way. Although, this is on PC, obviously. This is so well done!   You found yourself a hunter. Here we go! Oh, damn. I don't even do it on the joystick. I do it on the D-pad. And you use the triggers to go back and forth. Where's my guy? Huh?  Uh-huh.  Come and get me, baby! Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, baby. Look at those dodging maneuvers! Get him. Get him. Get him. Come on. Let me at him. Oh, no. He almost got me. What are you even doing? Look at that!  I love the sound design of this so much. The rolling? Oh, it's so good. So here's the thing, though. I don't have- I don't have anything. Yeah, I don't have any weapons or anything. This is the bad part of surviving the wolf man. Central Yardim, baby. Here we go. Trying to, like, think of what this actually looks like in the Bloodborne game. For real? Oh! It's this. Hey. Hey. I love that. That's so cool.   I love that.  This is so cool. I cannot believe- I'm assuming this is the entire game. I don't know if it is or not. That's just something that I'm making. But it's unbelievable that somebody made this whole thing. The messengers offer you a trick weapon. Choose one. Trick weapons are wielded with the right hand. Alright, let's go with- We're going with the Saw Cleaver, baby. Checking memory card. Oh, that's so cool. Alright, baby. We go Centruyan. Yeah, we got our blood echoes. Oh, yes. Can I do this? That's so cool. Look at this. Look at this. I need to make sure that I tell Sean about this if he hasn't played it already because he's a huge, huge Bloodborne fan. Whoa, here we go. The lamp. There we go, guys. The first lamp. I don't like those noises at all. You must be a hunter. I'm Gilbert. Whoops. A fellow outsider. You must have had a fine time of it. Dynum has a special way of treating guests. Well, I don't think I could stand if I wanted to. But I'm willing to help if there's anything that can be done. Well, thank you so much, sir. I appreciate it. I appreciate it so much. You take care of that cough, alright, bud?  I wonder if this game is as forgiving as the original Bloodborne. And when I mean as forgiving, I mean not forgiving. There should be another couple. Oh, yeah, baby, yeah. Did he drop anything? Ooh, just some blood on the ground. Where does this go down to? Hey, guys. Hey, guys. Hey, guys. Careful. Ow, dude. My guy. My guy.  Be a little bit more... Be a little bit more careful.  I think I know where I am. This is slightly weird. Any police ever ate? Is this open from this side? Nope.   I think maybe I know where I am. Maybe not. I don't know. It's hard to... It's hard to tell. Gate inside, baby. Look at that. Can you play online with people? That'd be so cool. I kinda doubt it, but that would be sick. Can I open this door? Yes, I can. We're doing things, guys. What are you talking about? Guys, I think that, you know, I see that you're angry and you were just taking all... Oh, they're all down here.  If we're going down this way, and then we go down this way, there's this weird thing over here, which looks very inviting. But if we go a little bit further... A device. I love a nice device. This guy. Is there a dude through here? Oh, it's a hunter.  Hey, hey, hi. Oh, hey, hi.     Come on. Oh, was I about out of ammo? Oh, you're healing too, huh?  Come here.  Trying to get me... One more hit. Should do. There we go, baby. There we go. Did he not get me? I fought the hardest boss in the game, and it gave me nothing. I did get a lot of souls. Hey, doll lady. Oh, you're real. Hello, good hunting stream to look after you. Yes. Honorable hunter. Pursue the echoes of blood. Okay. And I will channel them into your strength. Okay. You will hunt beasts. And I will be here for you. Thanks. To embolden your sickly spirit. I'm trying to think of the way to get to the first boss. Hey, sir. You gotta look where you're going, mate. I'm not getting hit with knife in your back, if you're not getting hit with anything. So now I'm up here, and there's a little bridge. Did you see any of that? Did you not? Did you not see me? Okay, hey. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Just two birds. I don't want to...  Hey, guys. Hey, guys. How you guys doing? I hope you're all doing great. Hey. Thank you so much. I appreciate you guys coming.  It's so dark down here. I don't like it. I don't trust this. Oh, hey. I'm gonna just...  Oh, Jesus. Okay, guys, come here. Come here. Come on. Give me your best shot. Not your medium-ish shot, but your best one. Oh. Oh, I know this. Guys, I know right. This is so intense. It's just like camping. Fuck! Please don't die. I gotta get me some blood vials. Thank you. Going this way, there should be a big-ass dude behind here, I think. You may, because where I fought the hunter before, that was where a big, like, troll guy was in the original game. So I'm wondering if they replaced the troll guys with hunters. All right, is there a big troll boy back here? Shit, yeah, they meet. God, I can't see. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Fuckin' A. Fuck! Shit-ass causes. Damn, that was the first time that I've died in, like, 40 minutes, though. That's pretty crazy, if you ask me about it. There's so many of them! Well, good to know that this version of Bloodborne is just as unforgiving as the original. Okay, here we go. I'm trying to do it this time. What's this? What's this sound over here? It's locked.  I hate- this is the first time I've ever hated a dog. And now we- we've finally made it up here. Is there a thing out here? I don't think there is. Oh, there's one more of these fuckers, though. Come here, babes. Come here. Thank you. Okay. Let's see about it, guys.  Here we go. Boss fight! Boss fight!  I want to see what it looks like real bad. Let's get full health going. Who are you, big man?  That's cool.  Oh, and the music. Oh, my God. Jesus. We're just gonna hit him.   Oh, God. He looks so cool. Oh, God. Lock on to him, please. Oh, my God.  I don't know what's happening. Hey, big man. Hey, big man. This is the way that I'm really supposed to be doing this, though. Oh, and it's on to a second form. Oh, come on. Cleric Beast. Cleric Beast. This is so cool. Prey slaughtered. God, that was sick. And I'm gonna go to the Hunter stream. All right, guys. Well, this was Bloodborne PSX. Let me know if you want me to play more of this.  This is so pretty. I haven't played like a PS1 or even a PS2 game in a really long time. And so seeing a more modern game remade that looks like PS1 is so magical. And I love it so much. And it plays really, really, really well. I think the only thing about it is that it's kind of hard to navigate. But again, this is the first time that I've played it. So probably would get easier with playing it more, obviously. But this was really, really cool. You can download this for free if you want. I'll leave the link in the description down below. But let me know what you think. So thank you guys so much for watching. Hope you enjoyed it. If you did, make sure to slap that like button right in the face. And I will see you guys in the next video. Love you all. Stay cranky. Bye.


All right. Hello and welcome, everybody, to the JavaScript SEO Office Hours. After a bit of a break, I'm back, and I hope to do these now on a bi-weekly basis, or fortnightly basis, as the British would probably say. So every 14 days, there will be an opportunity, and I'll try to switch the different time zones so that we have both APAC-friendly hours, as well as EMEA Americas-friendly hours too. Sweet. So let's go through the questions that were submitted on YouTube. Black Cat Goh asks, how does Google's web rendering service handle course, so cross-origin resource sharing? Does it inherit the policies of the Chromium version in use? Yes. It is also bound by the course principles and APIs and headers, so that means that if you have course requests or cross-origin requests, so requests to another subdomain or another origin, you want to make sure that these are allowed as per the specification as well. Then we have Montsef asking two questions, actually. The first one, is it safe from an SEO perspective that NUCs to view store the duplicated data in a script tag? Yeah, that's fine. That's not an issue. And the same question about view service at rendering hydration at SEO, is it better to do lazy hydration, which means hydrate the content or refill the content that you sent from the service well just before the user reached the components to decrease time to interactive? It's also a user experience question, and I think it would be good to lazy hydrate, but if that causes problems or if you notice in the testing tools that your content doesn't show up in the rendered HTML, then that means that lazy hydration does not work with Googlebot very well. I haven't really tested that. Try it out, and if it does not work, then I would not hydrate lazily. But hypothetically, the content should be there and from the server-side rendered version anyway, so you should be fine. But definitely test everything. And also, things can change over time, so testing is always the best possible strategy here. Also, if there is a popular, sorry, Kayo asks if there is a popular resource, like a popular JavaScript library from a WordPress plugin or something from Node.js, can Google cache it in a single place to render pages from different domains? So in the WordPress plugin example, let's say you have a local link from my JavaScript resource and that's broken, can Google still render the web page? Because it's a popular resource and therefore cached from other pages? No, we cannot do that for the simple reason that that would allow cache poisoning and that's a very, very risky vulnerability. So what you can do is you can include them from CDNs. If you trust these CDNs or public places where these might be hosted, then you can use those versions instead of your version and we might be able to use them from the cache. On the other hand, you don't really have to worry about it because popular or not, our cache is very aggressive. So we are generally over caching than under caching. So if something is broken momentarily, that normally isn't a problem because we're not fetching it in every render anyways in the first place. But there is no such thing as, oh yeah, jQuery is broken on your side so we'll just fetch it from somewhere else. The only situation where I could see that as potentially feasible is if you have a sub-resource, what's it called? A sub-resource integrity token in your code and even then it is tricky because there are so many different versions. So we are not implementing that really. But again, don't worry about it. Normally we are over caching rather than under caching. So even if you have a momentarily broken link to a resource from your site, then that's not necessarily a problem. Also, we retry renders if that is necessary. So don't worry too much about that. So the follow-up question is, from what I understand, the caching is more or less domain-based. So Google probably will cache everything my domain needs. Even if I request the resource from a CDN or from other? Well, no, because then we would potentially be able to cache that on that domain as well. OK. Yeah, I make sense. So that makes that possible. And I believe the follow-up question that will come with that is, how does that affect crowd-budget and everything? So let's say I fetch the resource from a different source, from a different CDN. Does that impact my crowd-budgets or their crowd-budget? I'm not 100% sure, to be honest, because I haven't really thought about this. But I think it does not affect your crowd-budget. Or at least it doesn't do so directly. But then again, it might do indirectly. I wouldn't worry about it too much, because I assume that you're not having thousands of resources that you need to download. I hope you don't. I hope so, too. Thanks. You're welcome. Um. Hi, Martin. The follow-up question about that resource availability rate. Yes. So I see in a lot of URL inspector tests a high level of the resources not being available. That leads me to ask, does Google do a fresh fetch for each resource when you do a URL inspection test? Or is that really representative of the availability rate? You're probably mostly riffing off of the other error that you might see in the testing tools, right? Is that what you were getting? Or does that look differently in the testing tools?  On a page called 150, I've got some rather complex folks I've worked with who have 104 of those missing, unavailable. And some of them I've seen from being dependencies. So their jQuery resource didn't respond. That was unavailable. And then the five scripts executed off of that also were listed as unavailable because domino effects. Some periods, if those tests are actually representative of what Googlebot is seeing or just an isolated individual, we try to fetch everything fresh. Right. So, OK, the general answer to that is unlike the actual indexing runs, the test for the obvious reasons actually does run a fresh fetch because we want to give you the opportunity to test the latest version of everything that you've got, which means that we are definitely bypassing the cache. So the testing tools do bypass cache, which is not something that happens in the actual crawls and the actual indexing runs. I know that that sometimes causes a few confusion or confusing moments. But when you say resource availability, you mean basically you go in the URL inspection tool, for instance, you go to page resources, and then you see some resources can't be loaded, right? Yes, so there is the screenshot, the rendered HTML, the More Info tab. It says, X out of X resources unavailable, and you look through those. That's what I'm curious about. If Google has a proper copy of that resource at any given point, it sounds like that will behave differently than the test. You can double check this. If you look at the crawled page instead of the live test that you do, you would see how that looks like in terms of the page resource. And not everything that is in there is necessarily a problem. Sometimes other error just means that we didn't deem this resource to be very important. That happens specifically with images that are usually skipped and fetching because we don't really have to fetch the images for some of the stuff and most of the time.  So once you're not going to worry about grabbing it again? Yeah, kind of. I mean, we are updating the images. It's just that for the indexing run, that doesn't necessarily report well because the image index is a separate entity anyway. OK. So generally speaking, you shouldn't need to vary too much about a resource not showing up in the live test because we are skipping the cache. But you still want to make sure that you have a look at the crawl page to make sure that all the content that you expect shows up there. If that doesn't show up and you see a related resource issue, let's say like some content is drawn from an API endpoint that is fetched by your app.js file and then that app.js file shows up as fails to load in the crawled page report. So again, you basically click view crawl page and then you get more info, page resources. If something shows up there as an error and you see the matching missing content in the rendered HTML or to see the content that should be loaded by this resource missing, then that's a strong hint for something going wrong in terms of us not being able to cache it or maybe we cached it in the past and we couldn't refresh the cache or the cache has expired. But generally speaking, yes, the live test tools, all of them. So that's the AMP test, the rich results test, the mobile friendly test, and the live test in Google Search Console, they skip the cache. That's correct. Thank you. You're welcome. All right, I see that we are through YouTube questions and that means that I'm opening up the questions to the live audience. All right, Martin, I have another question then. Sure. This is based on something I've been seeing on the forum. So let's say I want to have a lighter version of my website for mobile. And I don't want to show all the resources on the mobile page. I don't know, maybe I don't want to show a carousel because it takes too much space. One way to do that is to use CSS display none. But the resource will be fetched anyway, right? Yeah, I think so as well, but I'm not sure. So do you have any suggestions on what do you suggest, server side rendering, what would be the best thing to do too? There's a bunch of different ways of going about having a mobile friendly version of your site and not loading resources. One way is that if it's a component that is dynamically inserted, it sounds like that. If you say additional resources are being fetched, then what you could do is you could do conditional fetching based on the media selector.  And I think on small screens, this carousel does not make sense. That's one way of doing it. That is possible. You can also just server side render. I mean, you would also always have to find a way to adapt to things. But if you server side render, then you should not necessarily have to fetch much in terms of resources because these resources will be inlined into the page. As least the HTML will be there. It will still load the images, of course. What you can do is especially if it's an image carousel specifically, you can lazy load the images. And then display none would mean that the images aren't being loaded because they are never in the viewport. That is an option for this as well. So you have different options to make your design responsive to the different screen sizes. And you have to try them out to see what works best for your approach. Because they have, from a search perspective, it doesn't really matter which one you go with. But I think from a user experience point of view, as well as from an implementation point of view, that will very likely be the bigger bits to understand what works best or what doesn't work so great. Because some might be easier. For instance, the CSS display none, that's really easy to implement, I guess. Whereas a dynamic switch, depending on the media query, might not be as easy to implement, depending on the solutions being used. But it might be more effective as it would take out the content entirely if the screen size doesn't warrant for displaying it. Yeah. So and of course, you are suggesting that this should be dynamic based on the screen size, not on user agent or any other way. Don't base it on user agent. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think I saw anyone much later people using this with user agent. But then I was thinking now for the Core Web Vitals scores when they are testing for, at least in Lighthouse, they are testing for mobile and for desktop. The only thing that's changing there is the screen size when they are doing all this. Screen size, yeah. Yeah. OK, makes sense. Thanks. You're welcome. Good to have so many questions in the first one after the long break. More questions? Anyone else having a question? Hi, yeah. Is there any difference between the mobile friendly testing tool and the rich results test and the YOR inspection test? Big question. I know there is, but in terms of the time I've been using. I've specifically had someone come in the forum who has a very weird case of a site that would render the HTML in the mobile friendly testing tool, but was not in the rich results test. And from what they were reporting to us, it wouldn't in YOR inspection either. And apparently, that seemed to reflect more the what they were actually getting. But is there anything around that? The only thing that could think why the mobile friendly test was possibly working is there was something about viewport thing, because it attempts to paint, but I couldn't really see anything. But there's nothing too different about those other than that, I suppose. No. So internally, it's a very good question. Actually, I think I saw the thread. It's like a React page that has suspected that it's React. And I don't think it's React. Yeah, I think there's a different one. Yeah, I did see some one guy the other day, a React thread. But I think that was basically, it was just incredibly slow. It was just telling me how to think about that. But it was legitimately. Right. So these things do pop up multiple times, I see. Interesting. So internally, all of these are called the single URL inspection tools, or SWEET, or SUIT, depending on. Yeah, I think SUIT is how you properly pronounce it. Then SUIT is the internal acronym. It all goes to the same pipeline. Obviously, then there are a few changes. For instance, the rich results test allows you to specify if you want mobile or not, whereas the mobile friendly test always opts for the mobile route. The URL inspection tool goes for if the page is mobile first index, then it goes for the mobile route. If it is not, then it goes for the desktop route. But you can't switch that. So there might be small issues or small differences, especially if it's a non-MFI, so not mobile first index page. It might go through the desktop route. And then you can get different results in the rich results test and in the mobile friendly test, because those go the mobile route instead. So there's a few small different code paths that could be triggered hypothetically. But it is the same infrastructure. And so far, as you say, most of the times I've seen this either with intermittent errors on which resources are fetched, because we are bypassing the cache, then different resources might time out or might fail to complete their requests in time. And then you might get different results in one. Even in the same tool, I think the thread that I looked at at least, they used the same tools multiple times. And they got like, yeah, the URL inspection tool doesn't work. But the mobile friendly test does. And the rich results test also doesn't work. And then the next time they pose it was like, your inspection tool doesn't work. But the mobile first indexing tool doesn't. And the rich results test does. And it's basically like it was different combinations of the three where it worked and it didn't. And I'm like, well, if you're running it through the same three tools multiple times and you get different results, then that tells you that there's something intermittently wrong and not necessarily a fundamental issue. Really hard to do that. So I found a way about this one little case. It must be a very edged case that it was consistent, too. It was consistent with no page resource, loading errors at all. It was consistent failed in rich results, and we're at an MFT form. Is that the one that you escalated recently? Yes, I think I might have escalated it. Wait, because that is an issue on my desk to find out. I just didn't have the time yet. But it looks like it might happen either tomorrow or on Friday that I can look into it. So that's fun. That's timely. So yeah, just for the general population and public out there, if you are seeing a fundamental issue that can't be solved in the Webmaster Forum, then sometimes these issues get escalated through Googlers who work on the forum. And then these are being investigated. I can't give you. Please don't send me direct messages or something because I can't investigate every page out there. But if it looks like this might be something that where the public channels fail to support your case and give you support, then we might look into it as a potential general larger issue. And if that is true, then we will fix that larger issue. But if it's just your site, then we'll find a way to give you more public feedback so that the next person running into the exact same situation sees that forum fed and can use that as a reference point. So that's what I'll be doing later this week as well. It's an interesting case. It's a curious case. When I saw that, I was like, hmm, interesting. It goes through the same pipeline. How is this different? We'll find out. Thanks for the question. That's a really good question. Hi. Welcome. More questions? OK, so I'll give it a 5-4 for your questions. One more. There we go. Oh, multiple people jump on. All right, go, James, go. So in thinking about how to approach understanding rendering and resource availability better, aside from doing the manual breakdown of that render HTML, associating it with the script that creates it, is there another way to figure out if a resource has been persistently unavailable to Google on the script which generates content is problematic? That's not really easy to do that, especially over time as the crawled page is basically just a snapshot. I mean, in the end, if you see your page, for instance, dropping out of the index every now and then and dropping back in, that's something that you probably want to investigate in general if that is an issue with intermittent resource issues. Generally, these issues are really, really rare, because as I said, we have a cache. We have a very aggressive cache. So even if your server gives us the script once and then doesn't give it out for the next month, you should not see intermittent resource issues. This is more a problem with the life tests than a real issue. Is there an index average type that we should look for moving from indexed and submitted or whatever to? Not really. Not really. As long as it is indexed and you want it indexed, then I think that's fine. I don't think you can monitor for anything specific there, except for it landing in the error category or in the excluded category. If a page that you really care for lands in the excluded category every now and then, then that's probably something where you want to look into. It doesn't mean that it's a rendering problem, though. Would crawl anomaly be the closest rejection or excluded type to indicate that? Not really either, because crawl anomaly normally is not a rendering issue, but an issue in crawling already. Also can be pretty much anything. That's a really broad category. I wouldn't say there is a clear category or there are candidates where you would need to worry about rendering more than others. Couldn't think of any. Because rendering is more or less a transparent part of indexing. So it's not that we report a very specific error back because we are retrying errors. So again, normally you should never run into this problem in real life where a resource is temporarily not available to us. Unless, of course, you 404 a resource and then the page drops out because it's now basically empty or barren of content. But I wouldn't know how you would spot this in Search Console patterns. Thank you. You're welcome. I'm sorry that I don't have a better answer for this. Probably crawled currently not indexed might point at that problem. If it is something with the sometimes it might affect the canonical. If the canonical on the HTML looks different than from what is in the rendered version, then that might come out as like alternate page with proper canonical tag or duplicate without user-selected canonical. But I wouldn't say that these are inherently signals that that's a rendering problem. They might be, but they don't have to be. That's as good as I can do at this point. Damn. The live tests in the URL inspection to use the same pipeline as the testing tools, which results tests. Yeah. Yeah, and it doesn't take up caching when you do the live test, right? Yeah. OK. But I have another question related to lazy loading, native lazy loading as an attribute of images. I was looking here in Can I Use? And I noticed that it doesn't run on Safari yet. It's an experimental feature on Safari. So maybe if I implement that on a web page, it could cause some slowness in real-time measurements, right? I know that Googlebot uses Evergreen Chrome, but if I'm looking at the field measurements in Search Console for speed and things like that, maybe using native lazy loading, we will slow down. We would expect to slow down for iOS users or Mac OS users, something like that. I mean, it wouldn't. Yeah, it wouldn't. Yeah, exactly. If you have a fallback, then that's the best you can do. If you don't have a fallback, then it wouldn't slow it down, but it would be slower than in Chrome where native lazy loading is implemented. Yeah, that's true. Yeah. So it should appear on the field testing results on Search Console. What do you think? I think we are mostly sourcing them from the Chrome usability report. So I don't think they show up unless iOS Safari does play into this, because when you're running a Chrome on iOS, you are effectively running Safari. But I'm not sure if that is the case. I'm not sure if we can somehow, I don't know. It might be. All right. Any case tests on the real thing, right? Definitely a test. OK. All right. More questions? Five, four, three, two, one. Awesome. That was fantastic. Thank you so much, everyone, for submitting your questions on YouTube, as well as everyone who joined tonight or this morning or this evening or this afternoon, depending on where you all are based. It has been huge fun. And again, as I said at the beginning, we will do these every two weeks. So definitely keep your eyes peeled for the post for the next episode's question time where you can post your questions and the link to the Hangouts if you want to join the next edition. I was saying next week's Hangout, but it's not a week. It's the week after next week's Hangout. Wow. OK. It's quite late here. I'm sorry. In that case, thank you very much, everyone who is watching. Have a great time. Stay safe, stay healthy, and bye-bye. Bye-bye. Bye, Martin. Bye, Martin. Thank you. Thank you very much for joining.


What is actually worse for Asians in America to be a boba liberal or a boba conservative? What do these two terms mean and why is it such a hot argument right now? Yeah, we got to talk about it because politics are all the rage right now. However Andrew I believe 70% of Asian Americans are pretty much apolitical So this video today is gonna be for the 30% that are fired up one way or another We're talking about boba liberal boba conservative realistically I think only 10% of the AAPI population even knows these terms However, it is a debate right now on reddit and Twitter Yeah, basically to put it in short a lot of people do not like either of these groups if you fall into them However, people are kind of debating on which which one is the lesser of two evils. So I guess this is the debate We're gonna cover we're gonna go in-depth guys. We are not getting super political, but we're definitely talking about politics here So please hit that like button right now and check out other episodes of the hot pot boys real quick Andrew we made a whole video about what a boba liberal is but long story short It's an internet political identity invented for middle, but primarily upper middle class Asians that are Parrot a lot of the opinions on the left would sort of throw an Asian spin on it, right? Maybe a limousine liberal latte liberal, but it's like a matcha latte liberal Who knows guys you guys got to look more into it because otherwise I could explain it for too long a boba Conservative Andrew, this is one of the first times we've ever talked about it on this channel Andrew it is somebody who is Asian that parrot sort of conservative talking points But may potentially even say them more harsh because they have the shield of being a minority All right So David if most Asians are not even political to be honest like most Asians in America Asian Americans have the lowest voting rate of Any ethnicity in America of your major groups. We're talking about white black Latino Asian Asian is at the very bottom in terms of engagement and political discourse and political voting Right. So for an Asian to pick one side or the other, what are the reasons? There's four main reasons and we're gonna talk about this before we get into the comments section Reason number one is you're just desired to be part of a tribe Because you want to cheer for something you want to feel part of something your friends are of this tribe And so you're gonna lean into it. Yeah, I mean it reminds me when in LA There's a lot of families Andrew that have a lot of USC and UCLA flags. It's possible They don't even know a single person who goes to UCLA or USC, but they've bought into that tribalistic college football homerism More moving on to number two. This goes true for both voters and politicians Andrew It's about whatever side will give them the most personal benefit or self-gain. Yeah, for example If you care about taxes generally people say, oh, I'm gonna lean more towards Republican They give me more tax breaks And then if you need a little bit more like social welfare and then you're gonna lean more to the Democrat side Generally speaking. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I'm gonna just go with whichever side, you know embraces me more treats me better Maybe I was like a better environment for me to swim in as a fish. Yeah, you know, like how people say Most people vote with their pocketbook Um a lot of people Andrew point number three reluctantly buy into one side Even though they're not completely happy with it because they feel like it's for the greater good Or it's what you're supposed to do when you come to America.  So, you know, I just have to pick a side. So I guess I Reluctantly pick this side even though I don't really know and I don't really feel strongly about them I'm gonna do it and that's probably why Asians are not a highly leveraged voting block to be honest Because even when they do pick a side, they're not like the 10 out of 10 Even though obviously the Boba Libyan Boba Connors more getting into the more extreme side And last but not least Andrew motherland politics the motherland Yeah, this is obviously America has its hand in a lot of different countries and Politics around the world. So of course like the The relevant example is like a lot of Vietnamese in Orange County They are very pro-Trump and pro-Republican. I love Trump man because generally the Republicans and especially Trump are Anti-China or hard on China anti-communist, right? Because a lot the southern Vietnamese who came over here their anti-communist So I guess that's a good example of motherland politics, right? And I guess they're rightfully so I mean everybody in America can care about the issues that affect their clan or their tribe in particular, right? Even if nobody else knows about it, um, let's get into the comments section guys Like we said, we don't bat a thousand but we do our best to break down these complicated issues They are multi-layered. They're very messy. It's very gray. We're in the weeds Andrew The first comment was both are so wack man. Boba lives They just do the bidding of like Nancy Pelosi, you know what I mean?  Yeah, I mean, let's be honest I think the left is gonna point at the right and say that it's fascist white supremacist Hyper-capitalistic like wants it to be all top down and then on the right They're gonna point at the extreme like 20 out of 10 Democrat and what to say they're anarchist communist Marxist Don't care about structures in society. Right. Those are like your Hyperbook ends extrapolation, right?  Keep it civil. Um, this is a anti-democrat threat Android somebody said Democrats see Asians as white adjacent So they don't treat us like minorities to be handled with care like the other minorities They hold this to a higher academic standard than even the white majority Which is insane because a lot of us come from poor families or at the very least parents who do not speak English and don't understand The system when they immigrate here I mean, uh, but I wouldn't say that the far right side cares about Asians either I think they are just like they're okay with Asians if Asians buy into their system Which a lot of Asians sometimes do but I guess this is the argument that Andrew I guess Democrats because Asians hug the Democrats Statistically more they're getting more mistreated by the Democrats because the Democrats are saying hey I love everybody. I love all the minorities, but Asians is that's my least favorite So they're getting a little bit more tricked by the Democrats is what people are saying Yeah, that is the argument because you feel like they love you more, but they only love you a little bit Yeah, and somebody said this even to explain Extends outside of the voter environment and into the workplace Asians are viewed as great worker drones even in tech But our entire value is our ROI. We're not there for the fun vibes like a hot white girl or a funny white guy in the offices That's actually really funny Somebody said we are not similar enough to get truly accepted and we are not different enough to be loathed or loved just invisible dismissible and Some people would actually find some comfort in being this in-between spot where you don't get too much attention But you get a little bit and you're just kind of floating around in the middle somebody said But the most liberal schools right now are not even grouping Asians as minorities anymore because they group us as white kids for Statistical contrast. Yeah, that's definitely not helping us Okay, Andrew. We are gonna get into the comments that are anti-conservative now Anti Boba Khan someone said yeah both sides leave us out But you're even more ostracized socially when you pick conservative and hang out with all the rich whites or want to be rich whites Plus it gets more serious than that and the Boba Libs at least eat Asian food and drink Boba It seems like Boba cons completely reject even casual Asian cultural consumption. Yeah, do you agree with that last point? I actually think I do well I think that Boba Libs are more likely to go eat at mom-and-pop Asian American restaurants than a Boba Khan in my mind Yeah, I mean, I think Boba liberals generally people on the liberal side are more open-minded to different cultures And they're gonna value maybe Asian culture at a baseline more but not all Asians care If their white friend eats a lot of Asian food, you know what I'm saying or their black friend eats a lot of Asian food Not all Asians are gonna care about that. So it kind of depends on your priorities Yeah, and I think that leads to a lot of confusion because when Asian Americans move to America It's unclear if our job is to promote Asian cultural consumption or is are we just representing Asian cultures of people treat us nice But we become completely Americanized and we're getting treated nice Is that still good because an Asian is living a good life even if nobody around them or themselves is not doing anything Asian Yeah, that's true. Um Andrew somebody said yeah Republicans might care about violent crime more against Asians as long as it's caught on camera But I noticed that Republicans do not care about micro-aggressions against Asians at all because they got Trump calling it kung-fu And all these other things it seems like Boba cons don't care about micro-aggressions This is this a good point. Yeah, man. I dude I think a larger question is just like who is more dangerous to the Asian community a Very conservative person or a very liberal person. I Mean most people would say dangerous wise. I guess the conservative is more dangerous, but then The liberal doesn't fully have the Asian backs either. I don't know man. It's a very hard question I said this is very complicated However, Andrew This is some valid points against the Boba cons because this said that everybody who voted against the Asian hapes crimes bill Literally, everybody was Republican Yeah, no, that's true. And then on the other hand you could say that anti Asian hate bill Like didn't do anything. I don't know right, but it was a nice thought But then this other argument said that Asian Republicans more stand for structures and anti crime in society So even if they don't vote for the anti hate crimes bill, they're just more anti crime in general So there's those are like two competing factors, right? This guy said at its core the Republicans run a platform of tradition heritage nationalism and exclusion None of which are going to benefit Asians Unless we overcompensate and try to appeal to Anglo-Saxon exceptionalism at a 10 out of 10 level That's pretty interesting guys. Like I said interesting internet comments Somebody said oh by the way guys everybody complaining about crime from people who are impoverished Conservatives actually probably originally created the conditions for poverty leading to attacks on Asians if we want to peel back the layers of the onion ah I don't know all the history because I think that's a hard one to say But I think it sounds right right it sounds right um somebody said listen guys This is back to dissing the left the major issue with the left and and by the way I'm saying that both sides do not care about Asians is but the left gets away with treating Asians badly at least on the right We know that the conservative Asians are literally just doing for pocketbook reasons or personal gain But it's the left that actually sold out Asians on its ideologies Because they told the Asians that they were gonna get benefited, but they only hurt Asians I think that do you think that that's the biggest thing right now Andrew is that Asians are like yeah Yeah, I'm not saying I like the Boba cons, but the Lib side did us even worse because we embraced it Oh, yeah Like in more violated the love or the trust of the Asian community. I don't know man Yeah, it's tough because the right side on the far far right You do have like politicians really old politicians that are like in Congress that are like still like Registered white supremacists right there more like Conventional like redneck Billy Bob, right pretty bad Yeah, for sure that that's bad and then on the left But what do you think about people saying that like you know? Hollywood did Asian-American guys really bad and it really like you know I mean even Asian women kind of got done wrong, but not as bad as the guys did and that was run by the liberal side Yeah, I don't know it kind of depends on your self agency and which problems you think you can overcome easier yourself Because if you're an Asian guy that feels like you're like well I'm confident either way whether no matter what Hollywood or these liberals say about me then you're not gonna care about that Yeah, somebody said that liberals have a general attitude towards Asians of hey Yeah, you guys are different and get treated a little different But you guys will be fine just support our side and we'll say nice things and buy the traitor Joe's version of pad thai fuzz sushi and butter chicken and kimchi. I do think Asians if you are an Asian you need to have your priorities straight and this is gonna help guide you to either party I'm not saying you should choose either party. Maybe there's space for a third party somewhere But I'm just saying you got to have your priorities right or you're always gonna be getting tricked left and right Yeah, and of course Andrew there was a ton of comments.  I'm still just invisible Dismissable and I'm almost just like a sounding board for either side and everybody's just like sort of takes my allegiance for granted Yeah, and somebody said, you know the only reason I think Boba libs are worse than Boba cons It's not on a one-to-one level, but literally there's probably like a ten-to-one or five-to-one ratio of Boba libs That's why they're more annoying to me because I run into them more often. Yeah, I do think that there are more Boba liberals, especially voicing themselves on the internet. So that's why that's gonna be an overrepresented group Somebody said at the end of the day, they're both the different sides of the same coin Asians who become Boba libs are just buying into the good whites being the white knight benevolent ruler stereotype Which is actually was actually pushed by this famous philosopher poet called Ruyard Kipling Basically saying that whites are superior, but they're benevolent like nice Okay, that's they're saying that that's the liberal perspective the Nancy Pelosi perspective And they're saying versus a dominant superior Spartan 300 white ruler, which is a Viking Anglo Protestant conqueror of the light Narrative that is on the right side, which I would certainly say that like Tucker Carlson has So basically they're saying that on each side Boba lib is just uplifting the Ruyard Kipling style and that a Boba Khan is just uploading upholding the Tucker Carlson side Crazy um, let's get into the takeaways guys. Like I said, we could go through, you know Examples for like a trillion years you guys know where we stand literally there are pros and cons to both sides I can totally understand Andrew, especially after going through this comment section one 80% or 70% of Asians just stay out of this whole thing, right? Yeah. Uh, what's your analogy David? What's an easier way of understanding all this? All right the easiest way that I just broke it down in analogy It's almost like there's two nightclubs, right? And the nightclubs have multiple rooms in them But basically the line to get into this like Brooklyn backyard boogie party Andrew where Caitranada the DJ is playing right? That's liberals right Asians are in line But they're pushed to the back of the line and maybe like Asian males are pushed to the back back of the line Like but that's like a cool party, right? It's Caitranada. He's playing Mick genre mute world music He's mixing EDM and hip-hop pop and this genre mashing is cool Man, right? And then there's this other party at the country club the old world country club And they're having a social at the country club and there's a line to get into that club to in the Hamptons And Asians are like in the middle of that line We're not in the back, but we're in the middle. So it's also like I Guess which one are you gonna accept like one is like an old-world heritage one that comes with some nice things But some problematic things and the other thing is this curl cool I guess like genre mashing thing, but Asians are viewed as like the lowest in this Caitranada hierarchy Interesting interesting two different nightclub. We always got a nightclub analogy guys. All right I mean listen listen, I'll say this there was a very interesting political cartoon that popped up And this is what's supposed to be the Asian male perspective on both parties here Let me just pop it up right now.  What are my choices? I Actually have some interesting questions. I would like to ask people What if David people decided and I'll just speak it from an Asian guys perspective, but this could apply to all Asians What if as an Asian guy you have to go to one of each of their rallies and See how you're treated at that rally. Oh, okay So you have to go to a Republican rally and just network Nobody knows you and just see what how you're treated. Are you respected? Are you treated nice? Is it fun? Right? And then you go to a Democrat one and see how you're treated, right? I think most Asian guys probably if you made me say would probably end up I guess having more fun at the Democrat one. I'm I'm just saying I'm not saying that the Republican one wouldn't be fun though Or how about this? It's just who's ever The women from which a political party like Asian guys more Yeah But it's close. I don't know. It's time to say I would say this If you could find the rare white friend within the Republican world who's really connected and from like an old money family Maybe his wife is Asian or something. So he respects you It's true that in certain tiers of business He can do a lot for you if you can find the one rare guy who's not like, you know, who sees you as a Equal or a peer or something. I got it David. I got another proposition. I got another proposal All right, we started it's a third party shout out to Andrew Yang's forward party Which is trying to change how voting works, which I think actually is doing good work This one is my fake party that I'm coming up, right? It's called the good person party. It's just people Who work hard who don't commit any violent crimes and Their vote is worth two times as much as everybody else No, you should How much money you make it's not about how much money you can donate It's about how hard you work and how little crimes you commit and you get two times the votes guys Yeah, that is my proposition Andrew Fung 20 I mean listen guys, I think it's the yin and the yang of it like you need both sides I think right now the modern iterations of both the left and the right right now do not really fully represent their ideologies It's almost like the right is always like yeah We're for small government, but then they love military spending and then the left is like, oh, yeah We want to provide this thing, but there's like they're just Mismanaging their budgets, so they're not getting anything done Basically, what do you do in a situation where it feels like both systems that you have to choose from are kind of inept right now Yeah, I don't know I think it's a it's gonna be for Asians to get their priorities straight, you know I mean also is it gonna be a continuation of what Asians have been doing which is worrying about themselves or less Of about the larger macro like downstream trends or how about this? Asians which Political party do you think you can have more influence in and which one can you change more? I mean, I guess I would say there is probably more Asian politicians on the Democrat side for sure I would say there is visually so when you look at the visuals it looks like one party is mostly Yes, I'm talking about all Asians are probably more heavier Here's the truth neither side is going to challenge monopolies corporatocracy toxic industries Like I think that both sides right now are galvanized and small and medium issues and nobody wants to address the ultra big issues Andrew because those seem so embedded and guess what both sides are probably being funded by people they need to Deal with on the big issue side. All right. This is an unbiased view. Here's another solution I got the solutions guys. We need to inject more politicians who have STEM backgrounds You can't just be a business person and you can't be a career politician a lot of lawyers A lot of lawyers because lawyers are super to do lawyers are super sharp They know the law and how to get things done, but you so you need some lawyers But you also need a little bit more engineers a little bit more tech people a little bit more teachers Okay, yeah, I believe teachers. I believe the amount of STEM degrees in Congress in the Senate right now I believe is below 10% and realistically it needs to be like 50 It needs to be at least 30% it needs to be at least 30% STEM majors meet in the middle between 10 and 50 let's get 30 anyways guys. That's a that's not a left or right thing. That's just my educational proposal You know, I just don't understand why we can't have a government right now or like a political identity that seems like more well balanced You know what I mean? Like it feels like I don't know is it because we don't have enough VC points It's almost like you're trying to make this 2k basketball player, but you just ran out of points So you can't be good at everything So you're just like district one sides like distributing all on these traits and one son is all on these attributes So nobody's well balanced. Yeah, I don't know you guys. You know what? I would love to hear your thoughts down below Do you identify is either a Boba liberal or a Boba conservative or also like how should Asians decide on which side they choose? And do we have to if we don't then we are letting other people decide for our fate But if we do choose are we reluctantly choosing one? What are you choosing it for? Yeah, so what are your priorities as an Asian voter? Let me know in the comments down below guys We're just trying to have a discussion get people to think critically more. We want to be intellectually honest So yeah, again, thank you so much for watching the hot-pot boys from silly to serious, you know We're talking about it all until next time we out peace