Live from the Hilton at Bonnet Creek, Orlando, Florida, extracting the signal from the noise, it's theCUBE, covering Vision 2015. Brought to you by IBM, and now your hosts, Dave Vellante and Jeff Frick. Welcome back to Orlando everybody, this is Dave Vellante with Jeff Frick. We're here at IBM Vision, this is theCUBE. Check out ibmvisiongo.com, it's our interactive digital experience that we've created around this event. Michael Curry is here, he's the VP of Engineering for the analytics solutions at IBM. Michael, welcome to theCUBE. Thanks, thanks for having me. Another Boston boy, Bruins fan, we love it. From New York, but it's good to have you. So, well let's get into it. So, we were just talking to your colleagues about the analytics business, performance management. You run the engineering side. That's correct. So, talk about your role, and we'll get into it further. Yeah, so I run engineering for analytics solutions, includes the financial performance management, the sales performance management, our risk and GRC platforms, and then some of our industry solutions, solution areas like predictive customer intelligence and predictive maintenance and quality. Some of the things like our Twitter data feeds and all kinds of stuff like that. So, really interesting set of technologies that reside over. Well, you've got a lot of challenges. You've got a vast portfolio.  Where are the priorities? Is it integration? Is it new function? I mean, it's yes, yes, yes, and yes. So, how do you handle all that? Talk about the priorities first. Yeah, it's interesting. You know, this space in general, analytics is an area that we have a nice positioning. IBM is kind of a leader in this. Have been for a while. We've acquired some great companies in the space. So, having the base that we have, both the install base and the technology base, is a fantastic position to be in. But it's changing very quickly, right? There's a lot of pressure. There's a lot of new vendors arising. There's new technologies arising. You saw the rise of the big data technology said over the last five, six, seven years. And as that's happened, it's put a lot of pressure on kind of your core platforms. And you have to be able to adjust to those changes. A lot of those changes are related to the cloud. So we are really rapidly moving to cloud-centric technologies. It's not so much just from the perspective of customers want to be on the cloud necessarily. A lot of the customer base does, and we think that will increase over time. But a lot of it also has to do with cloud-centric technologies allow you to move at a faster pace. So it's really about agility. It's about how quickly can you innovate? How quickly can you introduce new capabilities into your product lines? How quickly can you allow your customers to adjust to new capabilities and new paths that they could take with your technology? And how quickly can you incorporate new concepts into what you're doing? So the Twitter data, as an example, taking Twitter data or taking weather data is another thing that we deal with and starting to inject it to make our predictive models better or inject it into how we do things around optimization. Very interesting space to see how all those things need to converge together very quickly. And cloud technology really does help you to do that. So that was a great setup. So unfortunately we only have 20 minutes. But let me start actually with the Twitter data. So we had Nate Silver on three years ago and I asked Nate what he thought about the predictive capabilities of things like Twitter. And he said, now this is granted, three years ago. He said the data's not there. Now Nate is used to polling and doing a statistical analysis. He said the Twitter data is too raw. It's not there yet. The quality is not there yet. Has that changed? Oh yeah. It's amazing how, you know, Twitter data like anything else has its quality issues. I mean, you're going to have things that will mislead you in Twitter data just like anything else. But it's such a big sample set. It's such a huge amount of data that you can really learn things. I'll give you an interesting story that kind of combines together both the Twitter and the weather data. I was at the weather company, which is one of our partners and we've done a joint agreement around, and we were looking at weather data and we were looking at Twitter data. And it was interesting that they were actually able to see the weather patterns on Twitter before they saw it on their weather sensors because people would start to be tweeting about rain or some kind of weather event. And then all of a sudden the weather, they'd get their kind of delayed reads from their weather stations and sure enough, there's rain there. So it's really interesting to see what a great predictor Twitter is. And a lot of people think of Twitter data as simply a sentiment analyzer. And it's a very good sentiment analyzer, but it's very good at other things as well. It's really become the fastest way for people to convey information that we have in our society today. And it's shocking to think about all of the things you can do with that and how you can begin to combine that with other business data and really start to help to improve the way you make decisions, the things you can understand about your customer base, your products, the effectiveness of different kinds of activities that you do in the market. So Michael, a lot of the data that you've historically dealt with is very structured, systems of record, so to speak. And all of a sudden you have this huge influx of things like Twitter data, weather data, so-called systems of engagement. How has that technology shift affected your engineering resources and activities? It's been a big focus for us, right? It's clearly an area, most of the world is unstructured data and there's an incredible amount of value in that unstructured information. And so when we look at it, and unstructured is one of those terms that drives people crazy because it's really not, no such thing as unstructured information. Everything has some sort of structure to it, right? But the idea is- Non-rigid. Yeah, but the idea is you need to parse through it and understand what it is. And I think a lot of our focus for Watson has really been on that cognitive understanding of what human language, right? What is this actually saying? Interestingly, the agreement that we announced this morning with Deloitte around the regulatory compliance and controls system, that's really about parsing through unstructured information that comes in through these new regulations and being able to understand what does that mean? What kind of controls do I need to put in place around that? Things like that are incredibly valuable in terms of speeding up the recognition of what things mean to businesses. And since a vast majority of information that's created is created without thinking about putting it into some kind of a structured format, the faster you can react to that, the faster you can get the value out of it. I thought Tom and the keynote from Deloitte, Tom's Campion had really succinct slide talking about the big changes in data and obviously data powers the analytics. So you already talked about structured versus unstructured but you had a couple others. The data at rest versus data at motion. Very different way of thinking about data. And then inside data versus outside data. And really moving from a pure reliance on the inside data to the outside data. Talk about these tectonic shifts and really the data sources and availability and the ways you manage them and then applying that into the analytics. It was interesting to see that because I saw that slide yesterday in some of the practice sessions and it was interesting that I was thinking about it. I'm like, wow, this really isn't just about compliance which was what that particular session was about but you can really apply that to everything. That is what's happening, right? The fact is that we used to think about data very differently. Not only do we think mostly about structured information and that was kind of contained in these systems that we were managing and everything else we sort of ignored but we really just looked at what was in our four walls. And I think if you look back even 15, 20 years ago the only companies that were really, there were some exceptions to this but the main companies that were taking external data were financial services companies because there was an incentive around it. They had the ability to kind of take in these feeds that were coming in from at the time, the telekers and the Reuters and all those kind of guys sending in those data and they were using that data to make decisions. And I think what's happened now the aperture for that has opened up so that almost every company is looking at that external data. So the fact that you need to now deal with structured and unstructured data and data that really can come from anywhere is really changing the emphasis that companies are putting on analytics and it's allowing, creating new opportunities but allowing people to do things that you never could have thought of doing before. And that's what's really exciting about this space. It's just that there's so much potential and every day I hear a new story that's just amazing about how people are using information like that to completely change the way they do things. Everybody talks about sort of digitizing their business, the digital economy, the API economy. How does that mean affect your engineering priorities and how you apply resources?  It's really on that digitization and trying to create relevance out of information that might be circumstantial. You don't, it may be data exhaust even. It may be things that come out of the back end of some process that really is important to the business but being able to make sense of that, find what's relevant about that and bring it to the business user is really what we focus on. And whether it's in the internet of things space or financial planning, there's really interesting data that is, in most cases, just not being used. A vast, vast majority of it's not being used at all. And the smartest companies and the companies that are outperforming their peers are figuring out how to use that data faster than their competition. Even in our space, you look at the companies that are doing really well in the technology sector. They're the ones that are figuring out how to use their own data and apply it in new ways. Either sell it or apply it to improve the way they do things, the way they sell, the way they market, the way they build products, all of that. It's a very interesting phenomenon to watch across all industries right now. How about, you mentioned the big data before, Hadoop, sort of this new thing. How has this concept of data is everywhere? Ship the five megabytes of code to a petabyte of data. How has that changed your work? Because people think of your world as largely centralized and a kind of command and control. Yeah, it's changed dramatically. I mean, in fact, both the aspect of data coming from everywhere and just the economics of the amount of data that you have to deal with have made it pretty much impossible for people to stay in a completely on-trem kind of installation mode where they do everything and pull everything into a central location and try to process it locally. There are some exceptions to that, but for the most part, people are starting to really take advantage of cloud infrastructure for that. Hadoop taught us that you can create a scalable cloud infrastructure that can process data very economically and that I could take commodity hardware and do almost anything. Now, new technologies like Spark are really starting to bring that same sort of paradigm into real-time processing of information. So those are areas that, to us, those are the tools of the future that are helping us to help companies to take advantage of this stuff. Hadoop, we've been on that train for a while now and now we're really investing heavily in Spark. We see that as a very big differentiator for companies to be able to process that same kind of data in real-time and use the same kind of programming paradigms that they use for Hadoop. So kind of the in-memory analog to blue acceleration, is that right? Is that the way to think about it? Yeah, yeah, and in some ways, they're very similar. Yeah, I mean, I think it's all in memory, it's distributed processing and what's good about Spark is that if you're familiar with Hadoop, then you probably have a pretty good chance of being able to figure out Spark pretty quickly and there's so much energy going into it right now that it supports different programming languages. Like I said, the model's pretty familiar and it allows you to transition from both batch-oriented processing to streaming processing and doing it at a speed you just can't achieve with anything else in the market today. One of the challenges as a software engineer in terms of taking a code base that has come about from acquisitions, a lot of organic development, rather large, and then accommodating these sort of modern technologies that we've been talking about. What are the challenges and how is IBM meeting those? Well, it makes your change fast, right? I mean, this is the problem, right? You used to be able to say, okay, well we're going to be on RDB mass technology and 10 years later you're still on the same RDB mass technology. That doesn't happen that way anymore, right? The technology's changing so fast and it's a great thing actually because it's allowed, it's created this innovation model that has moved technology faster in the last three years than it moved in the 10 years prior. But with that comes a challenge because as you start to build out these systems, whether it's our own internal software or our customers in planning our software and other things, you have to be open to working with a broader ecosystem of technology bases. Some of those, a lot of it comes from open source. Some of it comes from the vendor community, some of it's you produce by your own customers. And so it's not, I think IBM has come to the realization over the last five years that it's not really all about us providing every end to end piece of the technology portfolio, right? It's really about us living in an ecosystem and how do we create stuff that facilitates adoption of many different kinds of new technologies that's flexible enough to change very quickly and that allows customers to adopt kind of innovative cutting edge stuff at a faster rate. And that to me has been one of the big changes that we've seen and we've had to really adjust to it internally. We update our products constantly, we embrace open source like it wouldn't believe. In fact, we're one of the largest contributors to open source across the board. I've put a lot of things in my own portfolio into the open source community. So we're much more deeply ingrained into the developer community and into the open source community than we ever were in the first several years that I was here. So that's been an interesting and I think a refreshing change. Well, and IBM's always had strong open source, you know, E-dose, Linux. Yep. Kind of you started within sort of the enterprise company base. Absolutely. But architecture matters, right? So how do you deal with that complexity? Is it a layer you put in? Is it just, the software was originally designed to be flexible? I mean, going from a client server era to an internet era to a cloud era, how do you deal with that? Yeah, it's just get lucky? It's definitely a challenge, right? I mean, as you move to this sort of cloud infrastructure, it becomes, you know, moving to NTR was one thing because you kind of moved away from, you know, just having one central location to now maybe spreading this thing across commodity servers that may be located in many different locations and you want to take advantage of the high availability and load balancing across all of that. And that became a challenge. With sort of the cloud infrastructure and what we see now, it introduces the ideas of multi-tenancy and, you know, different levels of scalability, you know, the level of auto scaling that you can build into things now for the resiliency. All of that stuff is extraordinarily exciting but it's also challenging because you have to now figure out how to retrofit that into everything you do. So it doesn't happen overnight. Look, you know, we've got a lot of technologies. We've got a long journey to go through to get all the way there and we're possible relief frogging. We don't want to just say, okay, I'm going to take this thing that I've had for 20 years and somehow pretend it's going to be cloud, call it cloud and slap it into the cloud and try to make it work there. You know, we may do that for some period of time while we transition but then we look for the new technologies that can help us to move faster to that next state, to that cloud-centric state. And that allows us to begin to adopt technologies and pull them in to the core at a faster pace and really not have to worry about dragging all of our legacy with us. But at the same time, you know, we do have a lot of customers that are on the old world. So one of our responsibilities as being IBM is to help customers through that transition. We can't just leave a bunch of people and say, okay, we're going to go off to the new thing, see you later. We have to help them to transition with us. And that's that bridge. So it's not cloud-washing folks, it's called the bridge. That's right, yeah, there you go, exactly. What about, you mentioned multi-tenancy. There's a debate, not of a debate, there's a discussion going on in the industry of multi-tenancy versus multi-instance, you know, multi-tenancy. Some people say it's bad, others say it's good. What's, you brought it up. What's your take on multi-tenancy? I'm a client, I'm nervous about noisy neighbors. I'm nervous about security. Of course, you have these discussions all the time with people, convince me that I'm safe. It's a simple cost equation, really. I mean, you're pretty safe these days. You certainly have noisy neighbor issues anywhere you go. And noisy neighbor issues can be overcome with really good auto-scaling, but generally speaking, you're going to have them no matter what technology base you're on if you're in a multi-tenant type environment. And this happens across anybody's cloud infrastructure and anything that you're running on. So noisy neighbor is probably one of those things that, yeah, okay, that one, I'll give you it. From a security perspective, you know, there's security technologies in place now that are going to make it pretty safe out there. Now, if you're dealing with stuff that, you know, you can't even have it running on anybody else's equipment because you have to have a guard standing over it or something all the time, then yeah, you're not going to be able to run in that type of environment. But you know, I think most of the market has gotten over most of the security concerns associated with multi-tenancy. So it really comes down to the noisy neighbor thing most of all, but you know, customers really don't want multi-tenancy.  And so customers like it because their costs are low, they don't necessarily want to share the infrastructure. So we really provide the options around that. We allow people to isolate their environments. We allow people to have multi-tenant environments where we support them. We even allow people to run in a hybrid mode because a lot of times if you do have a security concern where you really just cannot have this running in the cloud, you know, for whatever reason, you may want to still have that stuff running on-prem. So you want to have some, the ability to run some stuff on-prem and some stuff in the cloud. So you let the customer make that choice and say, you want to pay for it? That's right. You want to pay for it. Yep, exactly. And that's part of our philosophy is to help customers in that journey, right? It's a journey that they're going to step through over years. Michael, what kind of technologies are you looking at that excite you? Come another, you mentioned Spark. Yep. That's obviously something that's exciting. Yeah. You know, the real-time-ness of Spark. Other things that you're looking at that you could see coming into this? Yeah, so we do, you know, it's interesting. There's a lot of open-source stuff now. We're doing a lot of work with Spark. We do a lot of work with Kafka. Kafka is a project that's in the, more of the messaging space. It came out of LinkedIn. Spark is an area that we're doing a very heavy investment. We opened up a Spark center out in San Francisco area. So there's a lot of open-source technologies out there. I think, you know, when I start to think about technology bases that I'm really interested in, I'm really interested right now in a lot of the stuff around analytics, building analytics and the communities that have built up around that. So we've been doing a lot of work around Python and R, doing a lot of investment around enabling the R technologies to support R and Python models. We've been doing a lot of stuff around Ipython notebooks, things like Jupyter and stuff like that that allow people to be able to, data scientists really, to be able to work in a constrained environment that they can start to, you know, build out models, actually execute code in, share, you know, interchange these models and then be able to have those poured over and run directly in a Spark cluster. I mean, those types of things are, what I see as sort of the future for the data science world. And then of course, you know, a lot of what we're trying to do is translate that back into a set of capabilities that a non-data scientist can actually use. So take those same models, plug them out and plug them into something like Watson Analytics that allows a relatively, you know, non-technical person, you know, maybe a power user or a line of business person to be able to run the same kinds of statistical analytics or optimization analytics in an environment that is very non-intimidating and they can just play with their data, see the impact of those models and understand it in business language. I love it. A head of engineering at analytics for the company that owns SPSS talking about investing in R. Absolutely. And we were talking earlier about how companies like IBM are learning to transition. And one of those big, you know, learnings is don't try to protect the past from the future, embrace the future. Yeah, I mean, we obviously firmly believe in SPSS SPSS offers a different set of value propositions to many customers, but there's a huge community out there around R and Python as well. So our philosophy has become really about embracing those technologies. You know, bring the best of our capabilities around how enterprises want to consume that technology, which we're very good at and help them to be able to ingest those open source technologies in a way that doesn't break them, right? I can't just take, you know, let's say I'm going to be open to every open source project out there and then I have 47 different versions of three forks of some open source project that are running rampant all over my IT organization. It's too hard to do that. It's not governed. So we can help customers to put a management infrastructure around it, a security infrastructure around it, a scalability infrastructure around it, reliability infrastructure around it. And that then allows them to take these technologies in and use them in innovative ways without having the risk that they would normally have and just opening the doors wide open. All right, last question. Sort of put on the breakout of the binoculars. What do you see in the midterm and then telescope long, long term? Where's this business going? You know, it's interesting. I think it's actually, it's on the same trajectory. So I think what I'm seeing happening is bringing power to the user. And this is something actually we've been on this path for probably seven, eight years now, but starting to empower the individual business decision maker within companies, that is really starting to accelerate at a pace that I haven't seen in a long time. And it's more, it used to be about descriptive analytics and having nice reports and stuff like that. Now it's really about bringing tools for exploration, as you can see with things like Watson Analytics. And I think what we'll find ourselves in is, you know, maybe 10 years down the road, maybe shorter than that, you won't make a decision in business without a computer helping you to make that decision all the time. And it's kind of like, you know, you look at things like the glassware that has the integrated computers in it that are answering questions for you as you're working. I think there's going to be those types of interfaces that we're going to be dealing with all the time. And I guess it's kind of like the Star Trek where you're talking to the bridge computer, right? There's going to be computer assisted decision making all the time, cognitive and predictive and prescriptive types of analytics built into every decision we make. And it's kind of scary in some ways, but a lot of ways we're going to make better decisions because we're going to have all the information we need digested and given to us in a way that allows us to make those decisions better. It's not going to remove the human out of the decision making process, but it's going to facilitate humans making better decisions. Signing future. I just thought of like 20 more questions but we don't have time. All right, well listen, thanks very much for coming theCUBE, really appreciate it. Michael Curry, running engineering for the analytics side of the business for IBM. Great insights, really appreciate you coming on. Yeah, thanks for having me, it's great. Thank you. All right, keep it right there, everybody. Jeff Frick and I will be back. This is theCUBE. Check out ibmvisiongo.com. It's our interactive digital platform. This is theCUBE, IBM Vision, we're right back.


Everybody's going back to here and in this video, I'm going to show you how you can spice up your portrait lighting using colored gels. All right, let's get started. So in this video, we're using studio strobes, but you can also use speed lights with a variety of different modifiers. So first let's start off with speed lights. If you're a speed light user, there's a Rosco gel kit that you can get at B&H Photo relatively affordably. And then you could use a bunch of different colored gels with your speed light. Now you can use your speed light with a variety of different modifiers. The easiest one to use it with is possibly an umbrella. Now what I'm using is I have a Godox in the studio and also I have an Einstein with a reflector. And so what that allows me to do is just to tape the gel to the reflector using gaffer's tape. And that's probably the easiest and most affordable and quickest way to attach your gels to your studio strobes. Now once you have your light gel, you can use it an umbrella or a softbox or a beauty dish. For the beauty dish, all I did was tape the gel inside the beauty dish just using this gaffer's tape. So now you can use these gels as an accent, so maybe for a hair light. You can use it on the background to give you different complementary colors. Or you can also use it as a fill light or as a key light. Now let's talk about using complementary colors. Now you've probably heard of using orange in the highlights and teal in the shadows. That's a popular kind of effect for video. But you can also reverse that. So you could use teal or a blue as a key light and orange in the shadows. So feel free to experiment and flip these different color combinations around. Now also you can gel a white backdrop or a gray backdrop. I'm using gray in this, but you can experiment with whatever you have. And then just try to use some complementary colors. So if you're shooting a person, you might want to start with a blue background color. But then you can always use red or purple. It really depends on the wardrobe and the effects that you want to create. But it's really simple to do. And really like I said, you could start easily with a speed light. It's very affordable to do that. Or you can pick up a gel kit at B&H Photo and you can start experimenting. Like I said, some colors that work well are blue and orange, but really feel free to start with maybe 10 different colors and experiment. There's also software that you can get that allows you to experiment with the gels before you even head into the studio. I'll link to that software just below this video. Now if you found these tips helpful, give me a thumbs up for this video. And if you have any comments or questions, you can post them down below. If you want to learn more about working with gels and light painting, I'll also put a link below this video as well. Anyway, thanks for watching this video. Give me a thumbs up and I'll see you in the next one.


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This is stock number 10510. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck and RAM headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2018 RAM 3500 crew cab, short box, single rear wheel. This truck has a 6.7 liter Cummins diesel with the Eisen heavy-duty transmission. This truck has been fully inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. This truck is 100% ready to go. Right white clear coat is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is like you are right here looking at the truck with me. And definitely your best way to check out the vehicle quality and condition-wise and insurance quality and condition before seeing it in person. If you want to check out more photos of this truck, in the upper right hand part of the screen is a link right to our website. Click that and check us out there. It comes with the 20 inch painted alloy rims, Firestone Transforce LT28560R70 or R20 tires. And these tires have about 60 to 70% of the tread left on them. You get the blacked out headlight bezels, part of that bighorn sport package, front bumper parking sensors, no dents, no dings on that front bumper, very nice condition. You get the ram stamped grille and that hood is in excellent condition as well. Passenger side fender is in really nice shape too. No dents or dings on that. And the passenger side rim, no scuffs or scrapes on there. As you go down this side of the truck, you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by, just cannot make the trip down. You can still see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises. You can see it as a cargo cam. And that's why we offer the Summit Auto Fastpass option in the upper right hand part of your screening link right to our website where you can apply for financing, get pre-approved, see a payment quote, appraise a trade, basically do your entire deal before you even get here so that when you do get here, you're all ready to go. Frame and underbody looks really good as all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way like that. And the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Frame and underbody looks really great and this back rim is in excellent shape as well, no scuffs or scrapes. As we come around to the back of the vehicle, rear bumper is in really nice shape. I didn't see any dents on that as the back of parking sensors full towing package which includes a receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring. The tailgate is in really nice condition as well and it does have a spray and bed liner. The fifth wheel and gooseneck prep package has the fifth wheel and gooseneck seven pin wiring back here and LED bed lights. Tailgate shuts nice and solidly and as you go down this side of the truck just as clean as that passenger side, no dents or dings in the box. And for full disclosure, this back rim is in really nice shape as well. Down the rest of the side of the truck, very nice condition. You also get the blacked out Ram 3500 and Cummins logos part of that support package. These mirrors do fold out and I believe they power fold in as well. Yes they do so they fold in like so. Now it's like showing both sides make sure that they are both working. You also get power windows, power locks, power mirrors, auto headlamps, power pedals.  No rips or tears on those seats, power driver seat with lumbar and we do have factory floor mats throughout. You also get steering wheel or radio controls in the back of the steering wheel and as we hop inside the truck here you can see this one only has 9,723 miles. You get a digital spinometer, outside temperature, compass, trailer brake gain, mileage to empty. You can change all those corners to read whatever you want but you can see that instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Comes with the heated leather wrapped steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. Six-feet automatic ison transmission with the optional tap shift. This one has the 8.4 4C radio which gives you AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. It also has the factory navigation system on it. You can do your heated seats and heated steering wheel controls here. You can also check out your cargo cam and you can also check out your backup camera from here as well and not any enough to put that in reverse. You can also do your climate controls here, dual climate control and if you don't like doing the stuff up there you can definitely do it down here. You get all your climates and radio controls right there. Factory brake controller, heated seats and heated steering wheel buttons, stability control, tow haul, factory exhaust brake and you can turn those front and rear parking sensors off. Also the turn now four-wheel drive and 115 volt, 150 watt. Plug-in. The cool thing about this radio is you can also do Android Auto or Apple CarPlay capabilities on here. If you wanted to project your cell phone to the screen, say you got Waze or Google Maps and you want to use that instead of the factory navigation on here, you can project right to the screen, control your phone through the screen. It's a really cool system and this radio has that as an option. Basseners side seat and floor mat are in excellent condition. No rips or tears on that and the headliner is absolutely perfect on this truck. Comes with the map lights, power sign, rear window and you do get home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems. Last but not least you get these SOS and assist buttons in the rear view mirror for the truck. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we will check out under the hood. The back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips, no tears back here.  Very nice and clean back here. This truck's never been smoked in by the way. It smells very clean inside. Power side mirror window with the built-in rear defrost. You got some hooks up there. You also have a load floor which is a really nice feature. If you want to put muddy boots or tools on here you put them on there. Not going to get your seats dirty. Also if you got pets you can put both sides down. They got a nice flat place to lay. Underneath there you also have storage and looks like a front license plate holder as well. And we have factory formats back here too. And you get in-floor storage. These bins come out for easy cleaning. You put ice and drinks in there.  Also has the child safety locks on the back doors. And we'll take a quick look under the hood. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around inside and out. Under the hood we have the 6.7 liter common diesel. Pair it up with the ice and heavy duty transmission. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. This truck has been fully safe to and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. The truck has been gone through mechanically 100% and is 100% ready to go. 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Hello and welcome to the second day of our virtual summit hosted by the Patient Safety Movement Foundation. And before I talk about the day ahead, I just wanted to sort of really thank all the speakers, the keynote speakers, but also the contributors to all the panels from yesterday. It was a great day and some fantastic words coming out. And loads of learning for us to take away. So I was particularly challenged I think by the videos, by the reflections then that took place in general from the panels on elements that are really, really, really so important. For me, I think one of our key elements to think about over the current and future decade is the work that Neelam expressed in terms of our global opportunities and the work that we can all contribute to, not just within elements of the Global Patient Safety Action Plan, but also how are we going to help those less fortunate, how are we going to help and support systems outside of our own countries more than we have to date, but also how are we going to support those groups within our own countries and nations who have not got the resources required to produce great results. So how can we help those in our own countries as well as those in other countries with low resources? I think also it was good to see Helen Haskell again and her presentation of the Lewis Blackman Award. So I think that's my reflections on yesterday. Today we have a fantastic programme ahead and we have a number of panels that I know you'll enjoy, but also we have some keynotes that I think will really stimulate you into thinking of our future, learning from our past, thinking of our future. But I also want to just remind everybody of using this summit. I know we're in a virtual system and we hope and pray that very soon we'll be able to meet in large groups again and there's certainly our plan for next year. But during today if you have the opportunity to take the leap into the virtual breakouts and meet with people and have a chat and try and recreate that enthusiasm that we know we always have when we're in person because it can work and it does work. So I look forward to seeing you at the end of today, but for now buckle down and hang on to your seats and hope you have a great day today. Thank you.


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Hahahaha Twisted twist to testicles and how to go to hospital.   Okay. We want to sell out It'd be very embarrassing if we rocked up and there's like, you know 40 ampere seats or so Whatever we got left. So if you're free in Brisbane 11th of November the tickets are $40 each come and watch our live show And then we're gonna go out and get drunk together afterwards. There's a bar tab that we're putting on Okay, Willem Powerfish is gonna be there. It's gonna be a wild wild night Yeah, don't make us look like for client is yeah, please please we we increase the size Thank God we didn't do up to 500 man at one point. We're gonna do three million Yeah, we're gonna considering that getting a venue for three million play people. It's out of there's rock That's never been done. I know that's why we're like, let's be the first to sell out of three million venue Yeah, we're gonna be on top of air's rock and then everyone's gonna be underneath it We're just gonna sing and dance and shit and do Shuys Okay, not air's rock but like something like somewhere near it like Uluru big building on a big scaffolding The same size as Uluru, but next to it. So we don't stand on Uluru a big scaffolding tower next to it We would get like a replica. So it's safer. Can we all sing? Happy birthday concert song together. Happy birthday. It's Matt's birthday everybody.   I've really let myself go.     Hey, I Went for a walk a Sunday walk who we're seen injured who is so I haven't been able to but that walks Okay, your knees for climbing a little bit. It's still pretty fucked, but I've got the walk out What are you gonna do about that? Are you gonna fix it? I'm doing physio with Jimbo's mum Is it working? Yeah.  Yeah, so your knees back to normal pretty much not back to normal But it's slow slow is walking okay for it. I did seven K walk was fine.  It was just tight So does it swell up like a balloon? No, not anymore.  Yeah, all you know twist and shake none of that on them. What about golf? Yeah, I think I can get back to that.  I saw we went to the drive That's not golf. Yes, it is driving range is just like that's like okay. It's another stupid part of golf The golf is you need the real you need a green and you need the nature You need all of that. Oh the the potential to get birdies.   Yeah, but they're losers more fans No, golf let us know in the comments guys. What do you think's cooler golf or stickers? Hang on I said movies stickers recycling. I can't win against golf with just stickers Well, Tim show me golfers out there I really really would love to if I had time if there was two weeks in one week I would spend that second week doing a channel a golf channel and that would do a Joking it's for clients in the for clients.  He's gonna study his own YouTube channel. He's very adventurous very outdoorsy I was just gonna vlog his adventures.   It's much I found I went to the gym both days. Yeah, so did I it's sort of like that's your new drug You sort of replace the bad habit with a good habit.  Oh, I took my girlfriend my new girlfriend on the Sunday walk Did she enjoy the walk, yeah, what did you guys talk about lots of things that cannot Yeah, sorry, I know you're gonna get so I was She asked me how we're going for the like how you know What's the lie of how's it going preparing for the live and I said, I will I haven't done much but um, but I Thought that was the perfect time to mention because I hadn't told her yet that there's Sorry kind of bleep bleep And yeah, so I decided to mention Yeah, the mince bottle and how did she take it? Yeah, pretty good. Well, there you go So that would be that would be like a burden having that knowing that you have to tell someone that because you don't want to give You new girlfriend like the ick and I think well, that's like I don't really know this person have ever think that Well, here's how it came up like I know she wasn't like the biggest fan of spitting and saliva Because I think I I think I said something on my mouth and I spat it out just like that Thank you Michael for doing that blow that Connor Um, and I was I was interested. Oh, she's like spit kind of freaks me out kind of similar to you the way you do Yeah, well, I'm pretty sure that's just normal to me. I think it's a normal thing I just you know, I've just hung around Marty and Michael so much that when I spit 50% say no and 50% I cool with it. I think it's more like an like a 95 I'm not 5% that's the for it. I think yeah spit spit, pardon And so I was explaining that I sometimes, you know pick up spit and be a bit sick and You show her and anyway, um, no, I didn't show her I just just said that and then she was alright That's a bit weird and okay, and I said and then I was like maybe I should mention the cum bottle too But she was okay with If there was a button here right now and you had to press it and she was bald forever But you got half a million dollars. Would you press it? Half a million. Yeah. Oh, no. What a mill half you would definitely do that mill problem for ever Yeah, for ever and you only gonna half a mill half a mill won't even last me a couple of years And she would never know that it was you caused it. Yeah, maybe why am I allowed to get it Transplant all of a sudden you're you're like higher status because she's lowered herself. She's bald now For a mill. Okay. All right. Yeah, see what we can start. We'll start to go find me See if there's a way we're gonna think of like a black magic I'll ask her She says I'll see what she says. I would go bald for a million dollars. So would I Wouldn't I wouldn't really car for a million dollars.  You don't have to be permanently. Oh just to shave my head for a bit Yeah, yeah for a million dollars right now though right before your wedding.   Yeah Million dollars. I wish man. That'd be so one day maybe one day. Maybe one day. Maybe we can do that But you might have got a loan for a million dollars and put it down The bank wouldn't even be able to give that in cash.   Oh by the way guys today We got we got some guests coming on soon the Reese Bros. All right there like up-and-coming Tiktok slash Instagram guys.  Yeah, very funny boys Yeah, super nice boys. We met him at the Gary v thing.  I might kiss one. Yeah, have a go at it Tom and Kel and their names are and yeah, so they'll be joining us today And you guys can get a bit of an insight into what it's like to be a an up-and-coming Content creator, you know, we're very good Oh, man, yeah, we had misfit minds on now look how big yeah big we fully blew the It's probably pretty much at our fault that they're Yeah, sorry about that. Sorry guys. I'm gonna put you up there James Lee. He's now famous. Yeah, and And that's it in Portugal We're gonna be put on the map ever since we announced that Willem Powerfish is coming on the finale He's just blown up. He is Portuguese Pauline flopper. Oh, yeah, they were no one knew who they were and now Everyone knows who they are Austin and Jaden Austin and Jaden. They were no bodies. That's right.  Oh Gerald time Yeah, he was cool. Anyway, it's time for the sponsors everybody Go to manscape.com and look after your own Personal looks first that is priority number one your looks come first, right? 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I mean we were doing it the podcast as it was sort of happening Yeah, that's really speak about because I think so didn't we Last week was there a fire here. It was only tough. We only touched on it more and more I'm pretty sure we did talk about it. It was a fire welcome to the podcast Michael Fire It's only just registered that Michael's mind is always three minutes behind Are we talking about fires for a bit? Yeah, okay. Yeah. No, look, yeah, we did talk about I remember we spoke I know we spoke because James is here in his outfit and And stuff, but I don't know if there was there more to talk about that.   Well, that's enough. I always bring it. I was wrapping worms hard Oh, yeah, Michael did bring one.  You know the cartoon. Oh, yeah, I know Nickelodeon.    We're gonna talk to them about everything that's happened today Sorry bon break So with our guests today guys We've told them beforehand a bunch of facts about Matt Brown that they have memorized and they're gonna pretend that they have all Of these really insane obscure things in common with Matt Brown and watch how excited Matt Brown gets during this Okay, this is a lie. So that that will happen during the guest part of the show and sit back and enjoy and We're back and we are here with the Reese Bros up and coming what would you call yourselves tick tockers content creators?  Yeah, I suppose so I don't really like being seen as a tick tock Social media creators Introduce yourselves boys who I is and and let let the audience know a little bit about what you do exactly so two brothers that Make relatable like comedy content on yeah tick tock Instagram and all those kind of places and I basically would just pull the Piss out of Australian culture. Yeah.  Yeah, pretty much You boys have done in the past.  He's a grown pretty quick.   Let's take it seriously And then we just started going crazy straight away. Yeah, they're like a year ago We had a thousand followers and then now it's like we're on the s680 on So six six five eight so on tick tock and then 200 on insta. Yeah So who's so Tom yeah Tom and Kel yeah, yeah, yeah brothers. Yeah older brother. Oh, yes, I Reckon oh, yeah, probably there's more age wisdom in you.  Yeah, we would be we probably coach you guys play tennis Yeah, you can coach us now if you want You guys are pretty tall and athletic do you guys play any any sport? I've been into soccer You support any any like any of the Aussie teams. Yeah, well dad was like, you know a big Arsenal fan back in the day So, yeah, we've been supporting them pretty much since day one, but what?   Parmy I mean, yeah, it's so gold coast. That's the leader of the party Oh It's a core Parmy So are you guys do you still have like a job as well or are you guys full content creation now? Oh, so we buy and sell furniture That's why when Tom walked in he was sussing out your couch Do it do it do it. No, no, we don't we just like pretty much rip it off. Hey 500 and sell it for 600. Yeah. No. Yeah pretty much.  Oh, it's just enough to survive.  Yeah, we sort of had to do the uber driving Yeah, yeah, I remember hearing that. Yeah, like that's such a genius idea Yeah, man, and we were if we were smart enough, we I suppose you need a Uten shit, too Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna you yeah, that's why I had a table you couldn't You can try and sell that We'll give an old photo when it wasn't fast and put up on marketplace pretty much what we do anyway And you go, oh well I got first before that So what did you guys do did you guys have like a job before that or you guys just always been flicking?   Yeah, go and pick it up. You put it on for sale and then just drop it off. Yeah pretty much Yeah, yeah deliveries like the king. Yeah, that's what I just I just finished my trade I was like itching to get out of it. I got I got sick of playing with shit so So then yeah I'm kind of pulled me out of that And then as soon as we both pull like got pulled out of the like the jobs we were doing the full-time jobs That's when the content started to come out and we both split up with misos at the same time as well I then had it all this free time and we're making a bit enough money and you know, we just started to start on content Yeah, but like a whole day pretty much to do content and then from like three o'clock onwards. We do furniture.  Hey, yeah, you're vids are getting better and better. I've noticed they're very it gave us like um, inspired unemployed Yeah, for sure. Yeah, you guys watch. Yeah. Yeah, they're probably like one of the main reasons you got into it Like we always inspired us a bit Sort of like like watching content we watched you boys for ages and heaps of other content creators as well And I think their style just kind of stood out to us when we saw it and then yeah, yeah, pretty much, you know like they They got like the whole brand coming out and all that kind. That's come on man. They're like massive It's like yeah, that's like the dream run And you guys are good because you guys when you get to a certain size You're very like commercial friendly. There aren't going to be many brands that want to steer clear of you guys Which is what we've always had issues with.      Yeah, March, baby.   Oh, he's real brother, bro. I'm probably not your brother Matt was the mistake that your parents threw in the trash Do you have any other siblings then? Oh, I've got like a stepsister. That's about it. Yeah. That's yeah. Oh, yeah, older Yeah, she's way older. We don't only get to see that much Yeah, she's like the producer of um, Louis or a blue, you know the tv show Oh Where are you from? Oh Yeah, we basically so basically we gave the re-spray like a whole bunch of facts about matt brown I just said can you memorize this and then when we ask you questions is bring up this sort of subtly put it in that This is that and then I thought that they had all these connections But there was no connection I felt the arousal man from from brown behind me He's got a lot of breath on my back.  Oh union.  You definitely could have played afl. Yeah, I probably should have played afl We're part of our original Could have a bit of speed on me And um, no, we just pretty much surfed because we grew up in evan's head. You guys know that is near ballina Oh, yeah, down south near barn. Oh, dude. It's so nice there Okay, we've when we went on our road trip when we're 18 we stopped in that that place It's like a little beach. You have to go.  Yeah We slept there for a night. Oh Was that that beach we slept on the footpath and it was raining. No, that was yam bar. But yeah, we slept in there Yeah, yeah, it's so pretty there at the rock walls. Yeah. Yeah, it's the same but yeah Anyway, yeah, we grew up there and all you could really do there was skate or surf.  I was losing as well.     Oh, dude But 23 you've got to that's You can take it.  What's a way to say? Yeah, it's just accommodating I think you're one you can you can buy it Like even the other day, I have like this, you know, the scooter rider jackets the gojek jackets I have one of them and everyone's like, how'd you get that?   Will we give it back? You say just kidding and let them keep the money. You keep it. Yeah, we try and Yeah, how can you get away with it? Have you seen in the traffic lights?   We go out in the weekend. We try to yeah I don't know.    We want to do it properly Yeah, yeah, boys, you're welcome any time to come up legendary.  Yeah So where do you guys live now? Oh, I meant uh, chugging Not enough Our own chugging so just up the road pretty much. Yeah, nice.   Do you guys get Recognized? Yeah, we noticed like a lot more with the kids. Hey, yeah, literally. Oh, like, um, yeah A lot of the kids like love it. I don't know if maybe they have more confidence or something They just like froth out when they see us, but yeah, I think with your content as well Like when you have a pop and video that week, you do you always notice that as well?  Hey, yeah, literally do people get confused with your names?  It's so weird I get Marty all the time.   Is that the goal? That would be the goal for sure. Yeah But we're working on a podcast at the moment. Um, so that's probably like the next thing But we're just doing like one thing at a time. Yeah, like we haven't got anything like super far in the future It's kind of just like, oh, this is what we're gonna work on now. And if it pays off it pays off If not, you know, our brains don't work that far in the future. Yeah So young obviously like in the future. Yeah, we'd love to like, you know, just cruise a bit more and like You know comfortable life, but like for now.  Yeah as long as you just keep doing it Yeah, that's the main thing. Yeah, something's gonna happen. Yeah, 22 and 23 was it?  When did you guys start? To like 26 27. Yeah, probably yeah Quite late. So you guys got a good head start. You guys are still early though. Like you're still like Like some of the og.     We'd be deleted and cancelled immediately Yeah, I'm surprised you guys.  It's like nothing compared to you guys.  Oh, yeah, so far. That's why you got the um exclusive Yeah, that's why we got the website. Yeah, that's pretty much our bread and butter these days But it's scary because like yeah, the rules keep changing and then they'll just delete videos from like two years ago back when the rules were different But your exclusive things all sweet I like you can do whatever you want there Yeah, because that's why we're like let's make our own website. So no, there's no rules We had the other day um, we did a video where Tom was the mom and it was just like saying how like when you have to ask You know when you go with a mate and you're trying to ask your mom to go like to your mate's house And you ask your mate to ask your mom Your mate sometimes has it over it a little bit Looking to say no to my like, you know my son's friend Anyway, we did a video about that and let's start tom's smash. There's a plate.   Yeah. Oh, dude. That's so rough Yeah, we're very lucky.  She was saying like the owners saw it And they were like sending messages at like one o'clock in the morning like oh my massive paragraphs about it Man, that is so rules. Yeah a hundred percent.   Yeah, it's a floor lose at a bench bench top Same thing floor bench.  Yeah, just you two living together and another man. Yeah Does he get involved in him? Yeah occasionally. Yeah, he's pretty busy, but like he's always doing stuff. So He does the furniture as well.  They're all that suss on us What's the longest you've driven to pick up like a free item?  No radio.   Well, there you go.  I was like, what are you wasting your time for, you know? And then after like, you know people around the community and that kind of get around it and that People tell them they think it's funny. Then they kind of start to change their minds. Yeah at the start.  They did not like it at all. It's kind of like when you currently justify something It's like hard for someone to believe in you.  Okay.  You just call him randomly. Yeah Let's call that and ask him some weird questions in the sea.  I will watch the podcast, but it's up to you boys I don't I don't I'm sure He should call him up and say that you're pregnant. What would he do?  Do you think you could call him and tell him you think that your mum's hot?   Well, thanks for um coming on and um, yeah So everyone if you want to have a look at what they do reese bros Rwce b.r.o Is this Oh Se sorry like the chocolate reese. Yeah, that's it on instagram and tiktok and do you guys have youtube yet? Yeah, he's got youtube shorts. Yeah, it's almost like cross posting. Yeah, and facebook and facebook as well Yeah, yeah, well there you go reese bros on all platforms. Give them a bloody watch everyone All right, we're gonna have a quick bong break and we'll be right back with matt versus michael And we're back. All right, as you can see the brown is back on his brown little couch playing with his dress And now it is time For matt versus michael hit it brown quickly three two one hit it back Matt versus michael, it's matt versus michael, it's matt versus michael today Matt versus michael, it's matt versus michael, it's matt versus michael today.  Come come come. Oh, who wants to come? Come have fun. Come have fun. Come have fun today Bottle of cum All right for today's competition This is a segment by the way everyone where matt and michael go head to head against each other and we see who The better man is i test them every week on their physical skill their intelligence everything and the winner gets to keep The famous bottle of mints that you see in this box right here And they can do with it. Whatever they want. So there's a lot on the line here Oh, we haven't shown you the bottle. Are we the mints bottle matt? It's mints. It's not it's not Yeah, you will Should we show them at the end? Yeah, we'll show you off camera because we're not allowed we're not allowed to Show it any they know now.  Oh, yeah And today the competition is Who is better?  It's just going to be styled Okay I'll just shave one of their head All right paper scissors rock boys and then the winner gets to pick the model that they want to work with Scissors paper rock. Yes. All right. You just get to pick them up. I'll go with kehl All right, let me get james. I see you Matt don't argue with the judges Good idea to argue with the judges man All right, so James ryan and koopa will be the judges You have three minutes. You can style a hair however you like. We're looking for the coolest hairstyle.  All right. That's what we're looking for. You got three minutes. All right Your time starts now Here we go. Here we go Get in the field All right, they're both working hard. None of them have gone for any practice yet.  Isn't that great? Isn't that for your body All right, we're coming up to 30 seconds gone now not much has happened yet the chicks do this All right, we're coming up to a minute here. Remember the small talk guys like all hairdressers One minute gone any tips to barley lately I got two minutes left under two minutes now I'm just gonna have to do a lot of this just because I need it to pop up more. That's how we're gonna win Do you have a girlfriend? He's so used to saying no because it's been like a decade We are nearly at the two minute mark boys you got you get oh, you've just done jade and prasad's hairstyle on him Actually, he's not too bad I don't know what matt is doing It's genuine style or like creative. Yeah, it's like it just I just want to be impressed Michael's just doing what he would do to his own hair All right, we got 40 seconds left boys is a final push here we go. I want some more small talk Yeah 15 seconds left 10 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Brushes down All right, let's have a look at the front of them.  I guarantee if I don't win this you didn't do anything. He looks exactly the same If I don't win this then the game is rigged The game is rigged remember boys. Don't listen Michael. It's just whatever you you should win this You have long hair. You should have you had a massive advantage in this. Yeah a hundred. That's what I want Yeah, we might not have all right look boys if you saw these two lads walking down the street What would what would you think? Yeah?  No, if you could have a hairstyle yourselves, I reckon. What would you want? That's a good question. That was a good question. All right, so Ryan's voted Michael Cooper. What do you reckon? All right, so one all all right. Here we go. It's one all the decider james Do you remember how you spoke to me before? I'm putting that aside because I I'm a I'm a true teacher. So I don't take That came from a place of love and don't take them into account So matt's bedside manner was superior. He was apologizing for being rough. He was checking if you were okay Whereas Michael was just like a moment of of small talk Are you saying I naturally did what you wanted me to do? Yeah, absolutely. I'm sorry. I apologize. No, that's all right As I said, I'm a fair scorer um, but Marty I think Marty's point of Which hairstyle would you feel better walking down the street in? I gotta go Michael.  He used to have hair Mate, I haven't had hair for two years What makes you think I was gonna win a hair styling contest? Look, it's all about you. Not you james.  Well, we should really find out if he's already won or not because when it adds up at the end That's 35 now and we missed one 36 the week Because we didn't have one during the boss. I think I think there's two more before the finale that would that come that we film So you're gonna have to win both of them to tie it to bring it into the finale.  Oh, imagine if I can get it Tied. Yeah, and that's that would be good because that would make it exciting for the finale But I'd be scared for so I might even yeah, I might even um, yeah, we'll see what competitions would come up Okay, so we're moving ones then. All right. Yeah, that's it. All right. I'm sorry.  I've got no hair. I didn't I had no chance Yeah, I thought they thought that was your real hair. Yeah Should I do it now? So they say give them a look at what's happened to you. Should I do this at the camera or them? Wherever you feel It's like It's like mrs.  Now you have a girlfriend. See, it's not. Yeah, I do agree. It is nice to have options I think this could be the one you've got a main bitch, but you want some side this could be the one Holy shit, man. That's crazy.  So Michael and I but not anymore Have taken over his tinder. I've got a girlfriend speak to girls Exactly how we think Matt would speak to them and we do the work for him because his self-esteem is so At the bottom of the barrel that he's not able to talk to girls anymore It used to it used to be but I'm got a girlfriend We make girls days like they get really happy with this this dialogue. It helps that look Matt starts with My body is so sensitive at the moment. Have you ever heard that? As in your whole body or like a tooth? How's your week been? So took a that was last Monday she messaged didn't reply for a while.  My body's sensitivity is through the roof Even putting shirts on hurts my skin. How's your weekend? Why such a hectic week? Maybe you need to change laundry detergent and or soap Done anything weird to cause it my my weekend was good got drunk and I kind of did something a bit bad Yeah, I've stopped using soap and detergent all together. My skin just hurts so badly everywhere. It's really stunting my self-esteem Oh, no, what did you do?   Her eyes are fully white now.   Google does always think everything is cancer.  Fuck.   What do you do? My mom just lives off disability payments now.   I used to train jiu jitsu so I could fight crime I stopped a few years ago when I hurt my knee. I work at the horse races in eagle farm I manage the stables horses are so beautiful But i'm the one who has to use euthanize them if they break their ankle Definitely the worst part of my job Oh, wow cakes, huh? She sounds pretty cool I love that your brain jumped from imagining an inbred kid with six arms to reminiscing about your life of crime fighting Well, you're imagining a kid with flailing arms and thinking he'd be good at jiu jitsu or remember that time Holy shit, you work at the races. Do you know luke?  Just kidding. He's cool You have to euthanize them.  It makes me sick Oh, yeah, that's actually exactly how my thinking went I thought six arms would definitely come in handy when fighting crime. You could literally toss yourself off while fighting five men off Yeah, there's two luke's at work. What's his last name? I think luke is coming in tomorrow.  How was your weekend? They do indeed.  Where are you?  He's like a little triangle. I mean, I imagine it's a triangle A red triangle Just stabs into him Matt starts with I'm so stoned. I can barely read That's fantastic. Oh, I just woke up. There was a woman in my bed with me. I don't even remember. What's your name? And that's an ongoing I was just written back I get a lot of people ask me what does Marty just sit at home tindering all day Yeah, literally next to my wife and everyone's like, what does his wife think? I was like, I think I'm pretty sure they do it together Yeah, yeah It's always just Anyway, sorry guys for the um underdeveloped tinder conversations There's some good setups for next week though.   You're welcome, man All right Last week, um, we was the Bosley episode so it came out. So there's no questions on that one So, um, no q&a this week. No, no boxes. Can I just say one thing about everyone's response? So that was so beautiful. Yeah. Thank you guys. I've never seen so many liked Every single person's comments were liked by other people. Yeah, we are very nice We're a bit worried because it's not like funny. So we're like a bit worried. We can create our own q&a What's the closest person you've lost? I like thought about it too. Yeah, me too. I was like How is your closest person that it's a risky question? It can bring up like if it's been something recent, you know, yeah, nothing really has to be a person or like If it's like, yeah, no, you can be an animal as well. Yeah, okay I wish the other day it was like a couple months ago. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, dogs are rough.  Just wanted to see what happened All right, look, all right Let's let's do you have any more questions? Oh, yeah, yeah, actually, okay. I'll think of something Um, what about a scenario for the brown?  I'm making 30 k I'm a little sure on cash Can you just can you can do phone chats? Just don't get to go see her. I reckon hang on He a lot of people excuses a lot of people would say yes to this I reckon a lot of people say yes to this but I'm gonna say no because I love you. I love my mother love your mommy. I love my mom and I I'm not gonna deny myself time with my mother for 30 k Okay, maybe three million Like do we get 30 each get 30 each? Yeah, every 10k a year The only awkward part to be like Christmas and shit because you have to make something up No, she gets to know what's going on now like if you were serious about it. I'm just like travel overseas Oh, yeah, true. You can get away with it. Yeah I just have money to go. Oh, yeah If she didn't know but if you could explain to her look mom, we can just do phone calls I can't see but I get 30k.  I reckon my mom would get that if I was like Well, I will say one thing if I was your age, I'd say yes Yeah Changes now our moms are quite old.   I got a better question Well, they're gonna live forever max forever Whose mom's Who's got the toughest mom?  Yeah, mom was just tiny.  She giggles a lot she giggles a lot All our moms look so like innocent like they wouldn't do that though. So yeah, I know but if you just sort of Your mom kind of looks like she fights.   Once again, isn't your dad trained?  He's got a temper. I've heard it on the phone What about your dad?  He'd try and be like, hey, let's not fight. Come on Yeah, okay. What about your dad with your dad bash? Do you reckon your dad's tough?    He was doubles up He's got four pairs of shoes instead of two. Yeah, I love hearing stories of how like parents have beat. Yeah, it's so good Oh, man. Yeah, I was lucky. I only got like a smack here or there Can you still do that even after you shat on the walls?   Yeah, I reckon I'll hit my kid pretty hard. Yeah If it's a boy, you can definitely have a You got to double up. I'm definitely throwing shoes.  If one of them had to be killed, which kill one of their parents If you had to kill one of their parents, which one would you kill? Oh, that's so hard Because I've I've met Marty's mother and she's so beautiful. Um, you haven't met my mom. I haven't met your mom But I but I'm looking in Michael's eyes right now. It's so hard to say I'm gonna kill my dad If I hadn't met your mom, but I'd met him.     All right done easy Yeah, because I've seen I'm pictures of your parents and I've never seen a picture of your dad All right, so I can't picture him.  I went I came out. I carried that one There you go.  Okay, and my husband came into your establishment last week to purchase Oh a ladder from you guys. Okay and Yesterday he was using the ladder Okay, and it's folded in half But leaving him to fall Okay I had to rush him to the hospital and we get the scans back today And see that he's got three erupted discs in his back And a cracked lung Okay So I'm just calling you guy the lady night That he's selling faulty equipment to my husband So we're gonna have to take this further down because that's not acceptable Excuse me Hello Yeah, okay. So what would you like me to do? Well, you need to let The management know, okay, that we will be pressing charges. Okay My uncle is studying to do the lawyer And we're gonna have to take things further darling. Excuse me I need to talk to your manager darling and that's probably scary what I'm saying But you need to put your manager on darling because the damage is done.  Hello. Hello Can I have the name of the plane? Who am I speaking with sorry? Lee I'm helping Yeah, darling. I was just saying to your staff member. Okay My husband Bought a ladder from your establishment yesterday Okay, and it broke while he was using him. Okay. I rushed him to hospital Like I was having a glass of charades with girls Have to sub rush him to the hospital and today we See the scans and he's got three Discs and a cracked lung Okay, so I was just calling to let you guys know We're gonna have to take this further with legal And my uncle is going to be pressing charges against your establishment For selling faulty ladders darling. You can't do that to people. You could hurt them Excuse me Okay, thanks very much. You phone call So if you just want to put that in an email and I can pass it on to the people in each night Oh darling, you don't make the demands. Okay. I'm letting you know that you are establishment Sola faulty ladder darling You can't be strong and faulty ladders and expect people not to say press charges Excuse me Do you understand darling? So I'm not sending email female nitty-ditty-litty.  He's gonna find that personality that will bite back Man, they did not want to bar of us. They're like, yeah, send an email. It's like now. Thank you for your call It's hard to create a conflict when there's an easy way out for them.  We'll be more organized next week Still enjoy ronda. All right guys Thank you for watching.


You're going to have to say, if you're right here. One, two, three, push, push top, push up first, high. Okay. I got mine all the way up. All right, you holding it? Yeah.


So let's predict the formula of these ionic compounds that are formed from the combination of the ions that are formed from these atoms, OK? So remember, what we learned from the periodic table is that the group numbers are very helpful in telling us what ion, these particular atoms, are going to form. So remember, if you don't have a periodic table that gives you the names, you're going to have to remember all of these elements. So sodium is Na, and oxygen is O. OK? So let's just write these elements first. Lithium? Well, let's do it this way. We'll write the elements, and then we'll write what charges you would expect them to have. So sodium's group 1, so you would expect it to have a positive 1 charge, and oxygen's group 16. So you would hope you would expect it to have a negative 2 charge, because it's too away from the noble gases. So remember, you've got to add these two charges up to make a compound. So plus 1, and they've got to be even. They've got to be equal to 0. Plus 1 minus 2 equals minus 1. So you're going to have to have 2 sodium plus 1 oxygen. And when you write the compound formula, it's Na2O. Like that. So when you combine them together, you're saying that there's two Na's for every one of these formula units. So let's do the same thing with lithium and bromine. So lithium is also a group 1 element. So LI is the atomic symbol. Group 1 is plus 1. Bromine is a halogen, so group 17. So it's going to have a minus 1, plus 1, and minus 1 add up to 0. So the formula unit for this one is lithium bromine, just LIBR. Aluminum, that prefers to have a plus 3 charge. And oxygen, we already know from the one before, prefers to have a minus 2 charge. OK, so if we do plus 3 minus 2, that's going to give us over here plus 1. So that's not going to work. So we've got to figure out some sort of number that these things have in common, 2 and 3. So what you can do is do 3 2's and 2 3's, and that would equal 6. So 3 times negative 2 is negative 6, and 2 times positive 3 is positive 6. And those cancel each other out, 6 and negative 6. So you don't write it like this, push together, but you write it with subscript. So it's going to be 8L2O3 is the formula unit for the compound that's made by combining aluminum and oxygen. And that barium and fluorine, barium is group 2. So it's going to have a 2 plus charge, fluorine, halogen, group 17, minus 1, plus 2, minus 1, don't equal 0. So we're going to have to put a 2 there to make the formula unit of this, which is going to be BAA2. And then the next problem, I've been wanting so bad to tell you what their names are, but that's the next problem. So let's get quick to that one, and I'll tell you the names. Because that would be the next thing you would have to do.