From around the globe, it's theCUBE with coverage of the global.next digital experience brought to you by Nutanix. Hi, I'm Stu Miniman and welcome to theCUBE's coverage of the Nutanix.next global digital experience. We've been at the Nutanix shows since the first time they ever happened, way back at the Fountain Blue in Miami of course, Nutanix is now a public company. A lot of news, a lot going on and the first time they've done a first day global event and digital event because this was the convergence of the events that they were originally going to have both in North America as well as Europe. So happy to welcome back to the program to help kick it off. First of all, we have Monica Kamar. She is the senior vice president of marketing with Nutanix and also joining us is Virginia Gumballi. She is a managing partner at Azimuth Partners LLC and also a board member of Nutanix. Virginia, Monica, thanks so much for joining us. Thank you so much for having us. Thank you Stu. So the event here, of course, the line we've used at many of those shows is how do we bring people together even while we're apart? Good energy, great speakers, everything from Dr. Condoleezza Rice and Simon Sinek in the opening, in Trevor Noah for some entertainment in day two and lots of announcements with partners, customers of course speaking and lots of the Newton's. So Monica, maybe start with you. You've had a very close role in helping to shape a lot of what's going on here. I kind of teed up, give us from your standpoint really kind of the goals, give us a little bit of insight into putting this together for an online audience versus the kind of party that we have for the users when they come together in person. Yeah, thank you so much Stu. And I'm so excited to have Virginia here with us as well. You know, obviously the world is so different now, right? And one of the biggest things that we've been doing for the last six, seven months is figuring out how do we stay connected with our customers, with our partners, with our own employees and society at large. So along the same lines, Dotnex has evolved to of course also being a virtual event, but at the same time the biggest design factor for Dotnex is really the connection with customers, partners, employees and influencers and society at large. So you'll see a lot of our agenda is designed around future of work and what does it mean to be a leader and a technology leader, a technology provider in this world while we're living through the pandemic. We're also talking about future of education, future of healthcare, future of financial services, all the things that matter to us as human beings and then what's the role that technology is going to play in that? And of course, how can Nutanix as a technology vendor, help our customers navigate these uncertain times? So that's how most of our content is designed on day one and then day two is really all about the latest and greatest cool tech. And you're going to hear a lot about and you've heard a lot about cloud technology and cloud being that constant enabler of innovation for businesses and for IT. So all of our hybrid cloud, multicloud, our core hyperconverged infrastructure and how that's evolving to hybrid cloud infrastructure. It's about platform as a service, DevOps, I mean, database solutions and use a computing solutions, you name it. So that's going to be a day two and then day three is a partner exchange. So obviously partners are really important to us. That's the village, the ecosystem. And we have a whole day dedicated to our partners and helping understand how can we together bring the best solutions to market. Virginia, I'd love to get your experience so far with the event that you've attended. Well, you know, I always find the dot next experience is a very broad and enriching experience. I tell people who have never heard of cloud, who are well in the cloud, who are wanting to just learn about it, sort of standing at the precipice of embarking on this journey to watch or participate or go to the dot next for Nutanix because it is so rich with content and speakers that are so intelligent about an experience about what they are doing and embarking on. And in addition to that, there's always a hint and a lookout at the future and where we are going and where we need to think about where we are going. So I am very excited. The first part of this virtual dot next, I didn't know what to expect, but I am extremely pleased. Well, yeah, Virginia, bring up a really good point. It's not just the cool technology and there's lots of that, but what personally, how do I enrich myself? How do I enrich my career? How do I enrich my community? That heart that Nutanix talks a lot about. Monica, obviously cloud has been a very important piece of the discussion. I noticed a little bit of shift in marketing for a couple of years. It was the enterprise cloud was the discussion. Deerage teams out, he said, okay, we're going to change HCI from hyperconverged infrastructure to hybrid cloud infrastructure. You and I had had a conversation when the announcement of Nutanix clusters with AWS and at the show, Scott Guthrie, course wearing the signature red polo and deeper partnership with Microsoft for Azure. Definitely lots of excitement around that because Microsoft is a company that most people partner with and work with and use their technologies and things like Azure Arc have the real promise to help us live in this hybrid and multi-cloud world. So I would love to just briefly touch on the cloud pieces, what you're seeing and the new from Nutanix standpoint. Absolutely. So one of the big pieces of news that's come out of .next is our partnership with Azure and we are super excited for that partnership. Not only is Nutanix clusters are going to be available on Azure and we are jointly developing that solution to bring hybrid cloud solution to customers. You rightfully mentioned Azure Arc. We are also working to integrate Azure Arc across on-premises and Azure Cloud. So ultimately for us, it's really about technology being a means to an end. The end is business outcomes for our customers. The end is better customer experience, better employee experience, growth for the company in terms of revenue and profitability. And ultimately that's what technology is doing is really simplifying the use of cloud technology and build that hybrid cloud fabric that customers can deploy very quickly, very easily, seamlessly and then manage it very easily. And by the way, also be able to move their apps and data and license across the on-premises and in this case, Azure environment. So very excited. By the way, we don't just stop there. When we say cloud and when we say hybrid cloud and multi-cloud, it's of course on-premises, it's of course the hyperscaler clouds, but then there's service provider clouds, right? Because in region, and then by the way, I don't know if you heard Khaled Sodani, he's the CTO at SOC Gen. He joined us as well in one of the keynotes. And obviously they are building hybrid clouds. And when we talk about hybrid cloud to customers, it's also service provider clouds, which could be for data locality, data residency regions. It's also Nutanix's own cloud, the Nutanix cloud. So that's definitely one of the big pieces of news coming out of .NEXT is this morphing or I would say evolution of hyperconverged infrastructure to becoming the hybrid cloud infrastructure. Virginia, of course the big discussion this year has been the impact of COVID and what that's meant to IT priorities, CIO priorities. In a lot of the conversations, we've been having on theCUBE this year, there's been a real acceleration on a lot of those cloud initiatives that Monaco was talking about. So what are you hearing? What are you seeing? What are some of those imperatives that are either accelerating or are there some things that people are saying, hey, we might want to put this on ice for a few months? Well, I can tell you from my work with clients, the many public boards that I sit on which span from financial services to pure tech all the way through to consumer facing businesses. I really see the spectrum. And three years ago when I was on theCUBE, we were talking about standing at the precipice and jumping in. Now we are full on, we are in it. And Monaco talked about all these different public clouds and the various providers who are leading their own way. But what I love and I think is really important is that we need an independent company that actually begins to step back and help all the leaders that are running technology and operations and customer facing functions to be able to help them do their job. So here we are today, talking to various CEOs and C-suite executives. And the big issues are, okay, this stuff isn't so scary. We are in it. We need it for being able to function in the COVID world. And we also need it because our customers need us to need this to have it. So when we look at our portfolio of how businesses are investing in technology and other areas going forward, innovation, cost management and also cyber seem to be sort of three very important themes of the day. And I believe that today, as we sit through the next few days with .NEXT, we are really going to find stories, experiences and visions about how we can actually address all three of those. Yeah, I think the point, Virginia, you're making is so fantastic that this is the age of innovation while organizations also have to focus on cost intelligence. And that's the number one thing we're hearing from our customers. I mean, like, you know, when you were talking, it just reminded me in the old days and maybe even up to five years ago, you know, CIOs were all about knowing technology, know how and managing costs and like it was a cost center. But now you look at IT. IT is at the forefront of driving innovation. IT is at the forefront of adopting cloud. But at the same time, IT is also tasked with being smart about cost optimization. So that's, you're right, that's exactly what we're also going to discuss at .NEXT is how can technology help our customers innovate and at the same time be intelligent about cost optimization and which cloud to use for which workloads, for example. Yes. And also having the flexibility and the optionality to be able to put these things together. Well, yeah, Monica, you know, simplicity was always at the core of what Nutanix did and, you know, in talking about the hybrid cloud solutions, you know, it's very important you talk about the fact that it's the same operational model wherever things live. The one piece that you didn't cover yet that Virginia teed up, cybersecurity. So, you know, absolutely, we need innovation. We need to look at costs, but security is something that went from, was already at the top of the list. Oh my gosh, in 2020, it feels like it's even higher there. So how does Nutanix make sure that, you know, Nutanix, along with your partners, are making sure that companies, their data, their employees are all secure as possible? Absolutely. You know, you mentioned that simplicity is a design principle for Nutanix from day one. Add to that security. Security has been a guiding light from day one and security is built into a platform. It's not an afterthought. It's something we designed our products to incorporate right from the beginning. And there's a reason for that. The reason is we have over 17,000 customers and a lot of them are running big, huge enterprise, business critical workloads on Nutanix, including public sector, including state and local governments. And we have to ensure that they are able to make the environment secure using Nutanix technology. So whether it's, you know, our core technology platform where we have things built in like data encryption, audit capabilities, or whether it's some of our newer portfolio products. You know, last time I think Stu, we talked about how Nutanix offers now this complete cloud platform. You know, 10 years ago, we started with our core foundation, which is hyper-converged infrastructure. But in the last few years, we've added on data center services like other storage, different types of storage consolidation, ability for customers, networking options, DR. We've added DevOps and database services. We've added desktop services. If you combine all of those three together with our digital infrastructure services, that's a complete cloud platform that has to be secure for our customers to run enterprise apps on it, databases, analytics workloads, and also build cloud native applications and run on it. And be able to run the same stack in a public cloud or private on-premises cloud. That has to be secure. So that's the number one design principle for Nutanix. Virginia, if Dave Vellante was here, he would probably throw out the line that security has really become a board level discussion. Well, you sit on a few boards. I'd love to hear a little bit your insights there as to the security that Monica talked up. Is this something that comes up at every board meeting? What kind of concerns are there out there today? Well, Stu, there is no question. Historically has come up at every board meeting. And one of the issues with that has always been the cost growth and escalation that takes place. And can we keep throwing more dollars at securing our environment? Fast forward, look where we are today. We are highly dispersed workforce. So our attack surface has increased exponentially. And when we think about all the products that we're using from virtual desktop and functioning from wherever we are in this world, how can that not help? But in the mind of a board director who doesn't know too much about technology, it would frighten them even more. However, the thing that I constantly always underscore is the sooner we move to these more modernized infrastructures, the better our ability will be to secure our environment at a very cost efficient model. Because these technologies, particularly like Nutanix, have security built into them. And instead of having to add constantly to our cyber workforce, who's gonna be looking at and parsing through information, we are able to have these embedded sensors and our ability to have the infrastructure talk to us about where our vulnerabilities are, as opposed to us having to go in and try to figure that out either post-event or at some point pre any type of event. So it's very exciting time. I really encourage people to just get off our legacy environments as fast as we can and go to these modernized technology infrastructures and to the vendors who make this invisible to us. And I think the board members start to then say, okay, I can begin to understand that. I often give an example of it. You're building a smart house versus you buy an old house and you're trying to put cameras on the outside and sensors in the windows and in the doors. It's, you can't possibly be as effective in your security as if you built it from the ground up to be secure. Yeah, definitely it is challenging to retrofit that. Modernization is definitely a drumbeat we've seen. Monica, question for you on that theme is in many ways the current economic situation is a challenge, but it's also a forcing function. If I need to keep up, if I need my employees to stay productive, I often need to rapidly adapt some modern solutions like Virginia was saying. Any words on that from what you're hearing from your customers and how Nutanix is helping? Absolutely, as I said earlier, I think the more IT leaders we talk to, it's become clear to us that there's three major mandates for IT that they're supporting. It's business growth, it's customer experience and it's employee experience. So in terms of modernization, absolutely, we find that IT stakeholders are very keen to go on a journey, which kind of looks like this. And again, it may not be the same for everybody, but starting with data center modernization or what we call infrastructure modernization. So really standardizing and consolidating all the key workloads so they can most efficiently use the data center assets. But then the next step very quickly becomes automation. And I think that's what Virginia was alluding to earlier is we can no longer throw more and more people at things like security and provisioning and patching and updating and expect us to deliver the service level agreements we have with business. So automation becomes really key. And of course, with AI machine learning, there's a lot of solutions out there, right? Around automation and Nutanix is obviously big in terms of automating. Our one click upgrades are legendary. That's even before people talked about AI and machine learning, we've been offering them. But then the next step becomes very quickly is, okay, great. I've automated everything. IT has become a service. My service provider, my stakeholders are, I'm able to deliver the service level agreements. Well, what's next? How do I get the flexibility to on demand spin-up environments? And I think that's where the linkage with public cloud comes in. That's where customers are starting to build hybrid cloud. And then the ultimate Nirvana that we are hearing from many customers is, they wanna be able to use the right cloud for the right workload. A lot of our customers don't wanna be stuck and I'm using the word stuck kind of loosely, but just not with one public cloud. Just like our customers use a lot of different hardware providers in some cases, they also wanna have the optionality of using an Azure for one workload, maybe an AWS for something else, maybe it's on-premises for something else, maybe it's a service provider for something else. And that's the ultimate Nirvana for IT. So that would be the ultimate modernization is where you have this kind of like an infinite computing solution where you can go tap into any resource you need at the point in time that you need it for and be able to pay the right price for that and have a single management across everything. So you don't have to worry about the complexity of managing for environments. It's all done through one single plane. And that's where Nutanix comes in. Really, that's what we are doing is making it really easy for our customers to reach from this infrastructure modernization all the way to this hybrid multi-cloud world with a single unified management plane, ability to move data applications and license around as they choose to, and be able to have a cost-optimized solution. And let me add to that because I love what Monica's saying. As a corporate fiduciary, I want my partners to do what they do best. So having each cloud provider really continue down the path of the areas that they are best in class in, as opposed to wasting their time competing with each other on the same stuff, which doesn't help me evolve as a consumer and it doesn't help them grow their business. And so by enabling this kind of hybrid world, we are allowing each of these cloud providers to be able to do what they do best, which helps us invest in our future as consumers. All right, so Virginia, talking about fiduciary duties. As a board member, there's a topic that was talked a little bit at the show, but would love your feedback. And Monica, I want to hear the company's who appearance. Of course, I'm talking about the founder and CEO, Deerage Pandey, is that there's a transition, there's a look looking for the new CEO. If I have the line right, he said he will be a Newton forever, even though his role will become a little bit more invisible. Of course, what Nutanix has been trying to do with infrastructure and clouds before. So Virginia, what does this mean for today and for the direction of the company? And then Monica would love kind of the internal look from an employee standpoint. Well, Stu, thank you for asking the question. I actually did a significant post on LinkedIn a couple of days ago, because I really wanted to express to the world, how blown away I am by our founder, Deerage. I've been working with him now over the last three years. And as I have gotten to know him, and I have worked with a lot of founders in my life, and I've worked with a lot of CEOs who were founders, and some that were not founders, they were just CEOs, and they came in after the fact. And it is rare that you find an individual that is just so focused on driving the mission forward in a very selfless way. And from the very beginning, people who end up talking to with our CEO over their life's journey with Nutanix over the last 10, 11 years, will say the same exact thing, which is his single focus was about the mission and how Nutanix can support and grow the mission of the organization and what the world needs today. And it is rare that an individual will say at a certain point in time, I have taken this, this thing that I have created to a certain point. And now it is yet at another inflection point and it needs to continue on in a significant way. So being concerned about every facet from do I have the right talent? Do I have the right offering? Do I have the right capital position? Do I have the right board? Do I have the right person at the helm? And I spent a lot of time talking with Dero, which is a gift and a pleasure in life. And to be able to have a candid conversation about where is Nutanix going next and how best to get there. And for a CEO to be able to sit down and talk to their board about that, it is really unique. And to have someone who cares so much about the future of the company, I was really blown away. So I'm very excited about our prospects going forward. Otherwise I would not have joined this board. We all have, you know, our lives are challenged and life is short. And we wanna spend the time doing the things that we believe in and we love and support. So I am very excited for the next chapter. We have built an incredible base and now we're poised for very significant growth. And I think to underscore that, you saw the performance of the company was extremely good. The partnerships that are coming out, this is exactly the time when you want to be, again, self-effacing, disrupting yourself, looking at where we need to go next. The time to do that is not at the point where you are there and you've arrived at that next step, but it's just as you're about to take off on a launch. And I think we're here and I'm very excited. Yeah, I'll add to that. So first of all, Virginia, we are so thrilled that you're on the board. As far as Dheeraj goes, I believe he's a force of nature. I think that's what Virginia said. And look, I'm a parent. And for those of you who are parents out there, this will probably resonate.  At some point they leave for college, right? And for me, it was a hard one coming from a different culture. But I almost seem this is akin to that. Dheeraj is the founding father of Nutanix. He has really nurtured the company. He's built it up. He's given us all the right culture principles.  Go do the best you can and take Nutanix to the next level. And I'm really, really proud to be part of this company. I've been here for a year and a half. We have amazing talent. People are important. We have amazing innovations. And by the way, this new year, we started our fiscal year in August.  I mean, this is only the beginning, what you've heard in the last two or three weeks. A lot more is coming down. And then there is some process that we've put in place. So people process technology, process to actually scale as a larger company. So I think what Dheeraj has done is really set us up for the next phase of our life.  That's what I believe. Well, Monica and Virginia, thank you so much for sharing the updates. At theCUBE, it really appreciates being able to be part of the Nutanix.next event. And great to catch up with both of you. Thank you so much for working with us. Thank you. All right, stay tuned for more from Nutanix.next Digital Experience. I'm Stu Miniman and thank you for watching theCUBE.


What's going on everybody? Got Kyle and Shawn here with Layton Sports Cards. We are ripping this one as 2023 diamond icons. It is Two box case and number three pick your team style. Got Ben P with the Guardians. Chen Z has the ace We got Qing Ha, Qing Hua with the Mariners. Got David O with the Astros. Donnie H has the Royals in the Marlins. Jason, Jason H has the Phillies. Got Jeff G with the Brewers and Twins. John A has the Red Sox, Angels, Dodgers, Mets and Cardinals. Jordan N has the Rockies. Got Kellen F with the Nationals. Christopher W has the Braves. Michael D has the Yankees. Nathan B has the Cubs and the Rangers. Got Regis M with the Phillies. Sorry, the Pirates. Robert B has the Padres. Scott T has the Rays. Scott F with the Orioles. Shamaz D has the Blue Jays. Steven U with the Reds and White Sox. Timothy M has the Giants and Sufan has the D-backs. Alrighty, alrighty. Good luck on this one guys. Thank you Chris taking a stadium club spot. And Robert taking three in our prime racing. Thank you, thank you. Good luck here guys. Full case of Diamond Icons. These boxes alone are beautiful, man, are beautiful. I'm a big fan. I have to take one. Come on. No, come on. I can open a box. I can open a box. One and two. That one landed loud. What the heck? Sorry. Box one. Sorry about that. That was very loud. What the heck was that? Why'd that drop so loud? Joey Ortiz and DL Hall. That doesn't seem like enough for Corbin Burns. That doesn't seem like enough. There's an empty box. Good luck guys. Let's see what we got. The first car has been pretty hot recently. And a nice one to start. We got Moe Rivera. 15 out of 15 on the Golding Auto for the Yankees. Nice start there, Yankees. Thank you, Brent. Grabbed a couple of personals. Couple of personals for later. Nice one there, Yankees. That is Michael. Gold Ink Moe Rivera. Behind it we have number to 10 on the Purple Ink. 9 out of 10 is Jordon. Jordon there for the Astros. No, there's no numbering, Tony. There's no numbering on there. 9 out of 10, Jordon. Sean, just checked again. Yeah, I just double-checked, Tony. It's not on there, bro. Got a Ryan Sandberg at 25, 2 out of 25 for the Cubbies. Nice one there. Oh, Ryan Sandberg action. Got a rookie coming. Nice one there. It's gonna be a rookie Jordan Walker at a 25. There you go, Cardinals. He's got a nice clean auto. Jordan Walker on the rookie to 25. Cardinals. And Shadow Boxado. That one's gonna be 10 out of 25. Manny Machado. Manny Machado. To 5 we have a King Felix for the Mariners. Yeah, it could have been that they maybe missed the stamp. I mean obviously they missed the autos, so it could have been that they missed the stamp potentially. Maybe the card got in like a separate pile somehow than the rest of the rest of the autos. Nice one there. I'm going to 5 Felix. King Felix. It's a patch auto to 5. That's gonna be for the Reds Joey Vado. It's a little three-color number patch there. Our Loco patch. Very nice. Joey Vado 1 out of 5 for the Reds. This one is gonna be three-color patch for the Blue Jays. The 25 is gonna be a Matt Chapman. Matt Chapman for the Blue Jays. Has he signed anywhere yet? Oh, he was getting like a new deal. Matt Chapman at 25. Three-color for the Jays. Well, you've got a veteran auto on the Silver Ink auto to 15. Cal Ripken. Cal Ripken there for the Orioles. They might add him. There's a lot of good signers on those two teams. That's true. Moe and Jeter for the Yankees specifically. Signed really well. There's Cal for the Orioles. There's a nice one for the Mariners. That's the 25 we got Ichiro. On the auto, there we go Mariners. Nice Ichiro there. 19 out of 25. Mariners do pretty well in this. I think you Lee grabbed a couple of random team spots. And on the back of this box we have number 8 out of 10.  Nice one there, Royals. Very good young player for the Royals. Bobby. All right. One box down. Box two. Jays are from 6 at 120. Yeah, that's not bad. That's not bad. He hasn't got an offer above 100 mlg, so he's probably gonna stay with the Jays. What you're saying? Probably gonna be staying with the Jays. Ooh, we got a book. Got a dual player, a dual relic book card. Ooh. Let's see what we got. Good luck guys. We also got a redemption in here. A redemption and a book. There's a nice one for the Mariners. Start off this box. 3 out of 5 on the red ink red auto. It's gonna be Julio. There we go Mariners. Well, King Felix Ichiro and now a Julio to 5. Get that in a mag. Very nice Julio. To 5. We've got a red ink auto number to 15. That one's gonna be Eddie Murray for the Orioles. And that could be it. Red Sox Beltray. The 15 Eddie Murray on the red ink Orioles. There's a nice low number one here. We got 2 out of 5 Chipper Jones for the Braves. On the Acetate. 2 out of 5. Nice Chipper. Just need the kid that's right down. That's like the whole checklist. We're gonna get a Griffey. There's a red auto. That one is 2 out of 5. Silver ink auto. A red red there. It's gonna be Barry Larkin. This one there reds. He's got a nice clean auto too. Silver ink. One is 2 out of 5. Red for the Rents. To 15 we have a purple ink auto. That one's gonna be Kyle Tucker for the Astros. That's the entire deal. Gotcha Devin. 15 Kyle Tucker for the Strokes. We have Taj Bradley number 5 out of 10. Rookie for the Rays. Go Rays. Go Rays. Yeah, you feel about that Vaughn. Another AL East fan. Taj Bradley at 10. Redemption. Do we have here? Dual Player Relic Gold. Dual Player Relic Gold Parallel. That'd be a 101. Will Clark and Buster Posey. There we go Giants. On the Dual Auto, Dual Relic. 101 Clark and Posey. There we go. We'll get a mag on that. Congrats Giants.  Go Noles. Go Noles on the Buster. Very nice one. That is for Timothy M. Timothy M with the Giants on that one. Yeah, I just saw that Scott. Devin in our YouTube chat was talking about that. Don't love that as a AL East fan. AL East fan. We'll mag that Redemption. Nice 101 Redemption. And nice one here for the Cardinals. We got a Bat Relic Auto to 4 out of 5 of Ozzy Smith. Go the Wizard. Have their soda machines filled? That's right. I just watched that movie the other day. Moneyball. Yeah. And Red to 5 Ozzy Smith. On the Bat Relic. Nice one there. The Wizard. And Booklet. Booklet. Dual Player, Dual Relic, Bookcard. No idea. See what we got. It is gonna be Poo Holes and Mark McGuire on the Bat Relic and Jumbo Jersey Relic. That is going to the Cardinals. Pregas High is my microwave. That's right. That one is 1 out of 10. Nice one Cardinals. The Big Mac and the Poo Holes. It does run hot. It does run hot. Nice one there. Cardinals on the Dual Relic. Dual Player, Dual Relic, Book. And on the back of the case we have a Mike Schmidt one out of 10 on the Gold Ink Auto for the Phillies. Hey, what's up Wally? Doing good my man. How you doing today? Thank you Brandon for taking our random team up on ChromeSpot. Alrighty, alrighty there guys. That'll do it for the Diamond Icons case. Off center there. There we go. Do a quick recap guys. Then we're on to the random hit style. So we had our Dual Relic, Poo Holes and McGuire. The Bat Relic and the Jersey. Got Schmiddy. Schmiddy on the Gold Ink. It's a 5 Aussie Smith. The Bat Relic Auto. Ty's Bradley to 10 for the Rays. Kyle Tucker to 15. Barry Larkin to 5. Red for the Reds. It's a 5 Chipper Jones. Nice one there. Braves. Got Eddie Murray to 15. And a Bobby Whitt. Bobby Whitt. It's a 25 Ichiro. Kyle Ripken to 15 for the Orioles. Got a Patch Auto on Matt Chapman to 25. Got Vado to 5 on the Patch Auto Reds. King Felix to 5 for the Mariners. Got Jordan Walker to 25. And Machado to 25. Padres. The 10 was Jordon on the Auto Astros. To 25, Ryan Sandberg and Moe Rivera. Really clean out of there. Gold Ink to 15. Then we had 101 Dual Relic Dual Auto. That one's going to be Will Clark and Buster Posey for the Giants. And a 5. We had 3 of 5 Red Ink Auto of J-Rod. J-Rod for the Mariners. Alrighty there guys. That will do it. That will do it for Diamond Icons. That was a 2 box case number 3. Pick your team style. We'll do some random hit next. Just a moment.


Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the Everton News Daily. Everton have apparently switched their focus to Salisbury midfielder Mohammed Cameron since struggling to secure the signing of Adritha Garnag Gay. It looked like Gay was going to move to Everton last week but there's an ongoing issue between him and PSG so until that's sorted out the deal with Everton can't be completed. It reported yesterday and against today saying that Everton have now turned their attention to Red Bull Salisbury midfielder Cameron who's obviously a lot younger than Garnag Gay and is a good prospect as well. The difference in these two is obviously the fee for Cameron will probably be between £18 and £20 million. Yes, Everton will pay it in instalments should they follow it up. But who knows, it's up to Garnag now and PSG to come to some kind of arrangement agreement with maybe a payoff or whatever because obviously the wages Everton are offering for the 32-year-old midfielder is considerably less than what he's on right now in Paris. So he's only got about ten and a half months left of his current deal and it's up to him whether or not he wants to sit it out on those wages or he wants to make the move back to goodness and so who knows. But it's good that Everton are looking at other options as well and not hanging everything on Garnag coming back. You could argue that Cameron actually makes a lot more sense than what Garnag does given his age and his ability to grow and Everton's ability to make money back on the deal. However, Garnag is more ready now, he's played in the Premier League before, knows the club and being playing at a high level obviously with Paris in terms of Champions League and playing with players like Lionel Messi and Babi Neymar, people like that. So still something to go, still some manoeuvre and to go on that particular story. Young Everton striker Nathan Broadhead assigned a new two-year deal at Everton. He's joined Wigan on loan for the season. He signed a deal till 2024. He's 24 years of age. Now it seems like this is to Everton protecting their assets if Broadhead does well at Wigan than Everton can command a fee for him maybe because he can't imagine that the age of 25 he'll come back and be considered for the first team. Last night Carabao Cup draw, so Everton paired with Fleetwood Town away. The week commencing the 22nd of August, that's when that one's played. Everton did play Fleetwood a couple of seasons ago on the carlons. He beat them 5-2, a hybrid is what it's called isn't it? So Everton's second round tie away at Fleetwood. Today saw Everton release their new third kit. I quite like it. I think it's a nice kit. There's a little bit of controversy maybe or a little bit of discussion shall we say. Due to the fact that Everton haven't put the normal crest on the shade, they've just got a solid tower logo on it and that's it. In line with a lot of the corporate stuff that Everton have been doing lately, it's obviously there was a magnetic bad thingy season ticket which was just that. It's on the back of the season ticket. We'll see in branding. It's even on the back of some of the numbers on the shade. Everton looking for one corporate brand right the way through and they've took to the season to have it on the shade. I think it was a little bit bigger. I think it looked even better. To be honest a lot of the discussion has been positive around it. I know some people really don't like it. Some people are unhappy that there isn't the normal badge on it. The club doing something different with the third kit. The goalkeeper kit has been released as well with a nod to Neville Southall. That one does have the badge on. They asked the question why it was different to the kit. They were told that it will be worn at other times, not just with that away kit. That's the reason for that one. Everton have launched a new website to do with the Everton Stadium. It's simply called EvertonStadium.com. Lots of information will appear on that. All the stuff about the stadium. There's a blog on there from Colin Chiang as well. There's dates of when the next thing's happening and such. Check that out at EvertonStadium.com if you want to go over there and have a look at that one. Everton today linked with Strasbourg striker Ludovig Adjog. Everton apparently interested in taking him on loan with the view to buy. 28-year-old, six foot six, left footed. He's got one in three record throughout his career but has done quite decently again. Again, Everton think there are a lot of strikers. Over the last few days yesterday was Gracie and Shay Adams. Today is York. York has been bouncing around for a few days to be honest. Bros are still being talked about as well. So quite clearly Everton looking in that area. It's obvious we need a striker. And as York, sources in France saying that as York is another one Everton are looking at. Just on the Chay Adams link we reported that one yesterday. Ralph Hassenhutl has said today there's no way he will leave Southampton to join Everton on loan but did concede that everyone has got their price and if Everton matched the price of Southampton's valuation then obviously the player wouldn't move. Whether Everton do that or not, I don't know. There's a report just come out in the last 20 minutes that states that Everton are exploring seriously the option of bringing Shay Adams in. 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Rwyf am ychydig i ddweud ychydig eithaf y gallwn gael gael y goll. Ond y gallwn i'r gael oherwydd yma, y ddweud yn bryd. Y dyfodol iawn yn y Llywodraeth Cymru, y cyfnod i Llywodraeth Cymru yn Sleidihawl. Rwy'n ddweud i'r goll, dyfodol iawn yn y gyfnod i'r goll. Ychydig i'r cyfnod i'r cyfnod i'r goll. Ychydig i ddweud o hyry ychydig i ddweud. Rai gwych, dyfodol iawn. Ychyn nhw i'n ddweud. Rwy'n meddwl i ddweud ei fwrdd fawr, onw rwy'n meddwl i'ch golla'r cyffredin. Chydig i ddweud arall. I gyd yw yn ddweud, a hwn yn y brifau iawn. Efallai, mae'n rhaid i ddweud o'r goll. Mae'r flag rydyn ni'n ddweud yma, mae gennych chi'n fy Nesaf yma â'r cyflod mewn mwyaf ac mae, gallwn rhaid i rhaid i ffordd drwyf, ymwneud o ddweud i'r edrych. Yn hyn, rydyn ni'n gweithio'r gwaith. Wydai'n gweithio'n gwrdd, rydyn ni'n gofynnwch ar y gwrdd, yn y llwy fathion 7. Yn rhaid fwy o'r hyn yn gweithio'r gwaith o'r ystyried yn dal. Rydyn ni'n dechrau yma. Rwy'n gweithio'n gwneud. Rydyn ni'n gweithio'n gweithio. Dyna ddim yn llawer o'ch bach. Dwi'n ddweud, dwi'n garedd a'r ymd invitingr o'r dda, mae'n ddweud yn ysgrifio, a ddw i'n garedd dda, dwi ddim yn ddweud o'r ddweud, oherwydd mae'n garedd o'n garedd o'r ddweud, felly mae'n garedd o'r ddweud o'r cyffredin, mae'n ddweud o'r ddweud o'r cyffredin. Mae'n ddweud o'n garedd o'r ddweud o'r ddweud. fel so far. Well you could say we got away with one because we are literally a couple of yards away. I think when I came out of the tree line we were certainly playing downwind which maybe I hadn't accommodated for but we got away with one. My playing course just nearly backfired. Anyway, we're in good position here. Let's see if the chipper can get me a chance of birdie. Didn't want to catch that first, cut a rough. Supposed to fly it further. Not the best of efforts. We've got a roll at birdie but not the one I should have from there. Right, not the best of shot. Chipper let me down for once. Can the putter help me out? We've got an awkward one. Up hill, right to left. Quite severe uphill. Roll out. Roll out. Oh, do you know what? What a decent effort that was. Well that was very close to birdie. I'll just make sure. Yeah, we got a par on what was a real nice hole. That bar in one shot, I played really well to be fair and that's me one up. Right next upon the challenge is hole eight. It's another par five. I don't get a shot on this one and we're going straight back into the breeze. It's a strange old chopped off finish there. Really tried to stay and flight that one lower into this breeze. It's not okay, I think, and we were certainly in the first cut. You know, we'll take that as the starting point. I've got a feeling the further we go up this hole, the more trouble am I getting to. Okay, so drive was okay. We're uphill and like I said, a lot of breeze. I'm going to play a four DHY and hopefully give myself. We seem a long way from the hole. But I'm hoping again just to keep this one flighted maybe a bit lower down and lean into this lean into this hill a little bit because I'm on a bit of an uphill lie. It's working against me. Right, come on. I'll see it still popped up and I'm on a how much I try to lean forward on that one. Let's just say we're making our way up there. I certainly again didn't get that pure as you can tell from the strike and I still think we've got a fair old way to go with a bit of a tree to try and find our way around. Right, all we got 127. I mean, go straight to the tree. It's not getting in my way at all. So yeah, I think we've sort of, we've plodded our way up here and I could do with one decent shot because those two were, well, they were sort of okay. Right, so 129 uphill into a breeze. I'm going to play 7 iron and even then I'm concerned that that breeze is still going. I don't want this sort of getting up too high otherwise again this is just going to hover a bit. Just drifting out to the right. Sit down and bounce. Do you know why you hovered it? It exists. Can't believe how strong the wind is. It just held in the air a little bit and I think that we're short right. We're making hard work of this but the conditions in golf, the elements, they just change things up so much. This is don't forget stroke index 12 and I found the par 5 downhill down breeze so much easier than what I'm finding this. Right, I've well and truly short-sighted myself here because if I'd known now where the pin is in terms of relationship to the green and the bunker I'd have played a lot longer club and gone behind the flag because I've now left myself not a great situation for up and down and if this goes past the flag it's running a mile away was a severe slope after the hole. Stop talking just bounce forward. Oh, do you know what? That was almost perfection. I love that shot. It was a brave and bold one. I threw it up in terms of that 60 and yeah it's obviously just landed dead but believe me it's better than where it could have gone. Right, so we've got I don't know six, seven, eight feet wherever that is and don't forget this is this is match played we've got I get no shot so it's a put for a half is what I'm looking at.  Oh yes really pleased with that again two really good shots in terms of the 60 and the put. The other three were okay but it doesn't matter because we've halved it again and we're down to the wire. Right I'm playing every hole in between on this challenge and I've got to say I'm just playing down the tenth now it's a real interesting layout a little bit wider this course and more forgiving than that of the hunting course less tree lined almost like Heathland-y in places really enjoyable to play and I've enjoyed every bit of it like I said I'm just playing down 10 and I'll try and show you a bit more in between of the course along the way. The green looks well you're better with my ball in the middle of it oh and you've leaked that out that's not good thank god this is in a challenge hole right okay they said they have saved the best to last in terms of this challenge is our last hole of the trip as well to be honest with you we're going down 18 I know from the map I'm looking at the some water to the left and perhaps in front of the green after that I have no idea we're going with driver I've been in this thing well today so I mean down the middle there's nothing as far as I can see in terms of bunkers it's whether or not we can get a straight drive away and leave a good position in with the hopefully with an iron come on and last shot last driver of the day oh and best get in the other thing I love about man versus golf is it concentrates the mine a little bit and you can go a bit sloppy towards the end of around I know I can at least anyway fatigue starts to kick in but uh that just switched me back on again my worry is now that I can't see my ball and that pond is getting ever closer maybe it wasn't driver off the tee I can't believe this oh we have a ball oh my word that is not driver off the tee let me tell you I don't know how far of it that and that's without doubt the best driver of the day but that is too close to the water by it can you see it camera lady because that is a that is too close 84 to the flag do you know what that was 391 off the tee we are downwind but that was 300 yard plus drive because I just seen someone play this and they were way back I'll just say no good that driver was but I must have kicked on the top of the hill and bounded down do not take driver on 18 and certainly not in the summer okay so um the only issue we've got overhanging branches off camera I've changed club a couple of times I'm going with 60 wedge and uh it's going to go over the top of the branches hopefully at least that's the plan land soft let's get this yardage right be right because that's right on it sit down well hopefully I mean I can't judge distance but it's in terms of visually but that's it I've got a chance of birdie at least okay so the wedge has just come up a tad shore which I have feared it might 60 degree was always asking a bit much we need a bit of help with the wind but um we're okay I certainly wouldn't want to be through the green or the other side of this flag rather because the big slope falling off this is very much a one shot shoot out because I don't think I mentioned I've got no shot so a birdie for the wind two for the half give it a chance and no you've given it absolutely no chance whatsoever and unfortunately that's a par but it's a decent par and to be honest with you it's been a great few days I've really enjoyed the priestman course here today for a great few days at slaley hall talking to that priest man I never really needed to give him a call in terms of exercising any demons either because I'll play reasonably well again today but that's it we're finished we're moving on from slaley hall man versus golf hold challenge that goes a bit further down south I'll see you next week


FSD Pharma is a cannabis company that operates more like a traditional biotech company. I'm joined by the CEO of Raza Bakhari. Raza, congratulations on listing at the Nasdaq. That's something that not a lot of cannabis companies have been able to do. How were you able to accomplish this? Well, thank you, Deborah, for having me back on your program and a happy new year to you. Indeed, we are now in a group of select 12 companies, which are Canadian, Domiciled and in a cannabis related business. There are some stringent criterias, which primarily besides the financial health and some operating history also requires a very stringent requirement that there is no direct or indirect business, a plant-based cannabis related business that the company does in the United States. Although we had an interest and also believed that the real potential to unlock the potential of cannabinoid molecule, these molecules should run through clinical trials and produce FDA approved prescription drugs in the same fashion that GW Pharma has been able to do. And in that quest, we have just, we acquired a US based specialty biotech company at the end of Q2 that transformed us essentially into a specialty biotech pharmaceutical company with a growth facility in Canada. Market conditions also have changed. There is a supply glut of cannabis in Canada. So we have responded to that also, which also fits into our overall strategic intent where we have hunkered down on our growth facility and have doubled down on our biosciences effort by opening a biosciences division, which is led by a world-class executive. The reason we are focused on both is that the real potential, as I said at the risk of being repetitive, is to really look how do you unlock this potential is through clinical trials. More importantly, as clinicians, we have an appreciation that the CBD molecule targets the CB2 receptor of the endocannabinoid system. There are other compounds like the naturally occurring endorphins that target the CB2 receptor. We acquired a licensing rights to prismic acquisition to a micronized formulation of PEA or a fatty acid called palmitol ethylamide, which targets the CB2 receptor of the endocannabinoid system and has properties that minimizes inflammation. And it is those efforts which really drive us. We still, as a company, believe that medicinal cannabis has a role. Now you are doing trials. These study trials are very expensive. So do you expect that you have the cash on hand to get through phase one or two? Will you have to go back to the capital markets to get to stage three? A public company is always raising capital. So our hope and aim is, and one of our objectives for this year, is to get our cash on hand, which currently is, as of Q3 of 2019, is $7.3 million on hand, plus we raise an additional $4.5 million. But to get in the neighborhood of somewhere of $50 million cash on hand, hopefully we will be able to achieve this because of now enhanced and elevated visibility being in NASDAQ listed company. And so I have to ask you that symbol. Who? JQGE. Whose decision was that? What was behind that name? The credit of that choice goes to the founders, the S and the D of the FSD pharma. I think they both had picked that symbol. That is how we listed on Canadian Stock Exchange. We were also fortunate that that same ticker was available for NASDAQ and our securities firm, Paul Wise. They did a remarkable job to secure that for us and for NASDAQ to accept that as a symbol. So we are very excited and we see that hopefully our better days are just ahead of us. Great. That is Raza Bakhari and I am Deborah Borchart reporting for the Green Market Report from the NASDAQ Market site.


What's going on guys today? I am back with another video. It's kind of destiny related Well kind of ain't at the same time now you guys know I'm main on Xbox smart Xbox is my baby Xbox is my number one gaming platform, but with destiny 2 and a beta basically beta tomorrow destined to September 8th I do plan on playing on both consoles PlayStation and Xbox, but my problem is I do not like the PlayStation controller I'm so used to the Xbox controller. I can't use the PlayStation controller So I've been in kind of a situation where it's been putting me off playing on PlayStation And it has done from the very start and this is simple as that but for the past few months because I do plan on playing on both I've been searching for a controller Which has all the benefits and a layout of an Xbox controller shape size bottom layout absolutely I think but all the benefits of an official PlayStation controller when used on a PlayStation Because somebody's dodgy replicas don't offer or what you need That PlayStation controller offers but the controller I've found does and it's called the Nikon revolution pro controller And before anyone says this is not a sponsored video on their behalf Doing this video because I've been searching for a controller to play on PlayStation with which matches my Xbox controller And I found it in this right here. So a little bit about the controller I do think it's actually only available in Europe to buy from shops, but you can definitely purchase it online To get delivered to anywhere else in the world 100% it cost me 70 pound, but brand new they are 90 pound. That's about 120 dollars and In I've used it for about probably a little under an hour now And I'll tell you guys 100% is worth every single penny If you definitely plan on playing on PlayStation if you're making a switch from Xbox to PlayStation But want to get a decent controller which matches the Xbox controller. This is the controller for you There's no two which ways about it. I'll show you the actual size comparisons They're literally the same and I'll tell you a little bit more about the controller itself But they are literally the same. They really are All shapes and sizes the analogs in the right place deep as in the right place as you can see so the controller itself It's hard-wired. It has to be hard-wired, but the connection is proper security screws in I mean it ain't coming out. You can't pull it out. You'd have to screw it out It does have the touch thingy thingy thingy bub bub, which the the PlayStation 4 controller offers I don't know what it's used for. I know it pulls up your ghost and destiny. That's all I need to know This also has buttons on the back Which you can program via an app on a PC which I'll show you guys in a second You can have a couple of modes, which is this one right here So if you change the mode you can see the controller light changes quite a to red nice It's got four buttons on the back I'll try and zoom in so you guys can see my webcam isn't the greatest, but it's got buttons there and there M1 M2 M3 and M4 which you can program to anything you want. Obviously. I just want slide and jump or T-bag and jump. That's all I want and I'm gonna set that up on my PC later But I can tell you guys the controller is absolutely amazing. It's everything I need It's everything I need another thing about it as well is it's got adjustable Um Wait so you can make it heavier you unscrew this and you put in ways it comes with where did I put them? I do have them wait somewhere. I'm just broke my shelf.  I don't know where put them No idea I do in the box There must be in the box, but it's like two little bars that you can just plug in And pull out the ones in there if you want to even make it even lighter You don't put no bars in that tool so it'd be super super light But I think it's about perfect at the minute it is and I'm not even gonna mess with it I really am just gonna leave it away. It's gonna feel as great. It really does But like I said the controller itself it just feels oh if it's the panic it just feels beautiful It just feels absolutely beautiful. There's no input delay or nothing like that. It's it's it's perfect It really is it seriously is just to prove I'm playing a PlayStation Should I'll show you guys my Titan. This is my Titan is a level six I mean it's because I just can't I've got this game about it was before I needed the LCS I ain't got none of the LCS on this and I started up. I played it for a bit got to a level six foot No, can't do this no more don't like the controller. So I'll stop playing it Now times are gonna change because now we'll be playing on both consoles. I really will I Really will start with a beta and if you guys do want to add me on PlayStation or Xbox to play the beta with me or play the full game with me in September Just hit me up on Twitter at VPJSC08 and I'll give out my game a tag and tell me yours and I'll add you It's as simple as that now what we're gonna do guys now is I'm gonna switch to the PC app. I'll show you guys exactly what it can do on PC and Yeah, so we do that right now. Okay guys. Well, this is the Nikon app To get this simply plug the controller into your PC via the USB wire Which you connect to your PlayStation with if they need to go to Google search Nikon a revolution pro controller app and download it It's as simple as that will download in seconds Once you've downloaded it and installed it you'll come to this screen Which you can just click at new firmware available Whatever and there we can see the actual things you can do with this controller via this app And we've got controller profiles here, which you can just select and install You got my profiles, which I haven't got any because I haven't saved any got download profiles Which you can download what we've got here never got a destiny one right there that May be the one I need and so I may try that one out and we've got Nikon profiles Which is gonna be none obviously and I can actually adjust the right analog stick Do response curve for the joystick Sensitivity absolutely. I ain't gonna mess with none of that though because I don't know what I'll do to myself But yeah, you can do that if you want to you can map every single button to whatever you want it to be You can change them all around as you can imagine you can do all sorts of things. It's crazy Triggers now this is actually something I will test out and will change but I will have to test out Which will probably take a while so I ain't gonna do it in this video But you can actually adjust the sensitivity of every single trigger, which is great bed zones for the triggers That's absolutely amazing But we'll do that another time and then we've got the macros which are the four buttons on the back Which you can you can apply any button to these you want So yeah, I'm gonna obviously what I want a teabag button Which is the slide button and I want the jump button for my m3 and m4 my macro 3 and macro 4 buttons And it's as simple as of that But yes guys Let me turn the macros on just in case but yeah, that is it for this controller I would say it's kind of a review I'm just giving you guys the heads up if you want a decent controller to play destiny on or play anything On on your PlayStation when switching from Xbox because you don't like the PlayStation controller And you want something that matches all the benefits of an Xbox controller including the layout the analog the d-pad the feel the weight Absolutely everything this Nikon a revolution pro controller is just for you in the video description I will link websites where you can purchase this actual controller Which will deliver to the US of a if you're in the UK always suggest you guys checking out the computer exchange website As do you can get it cheaper there, but there are many places you can actually purchase this from eBay Amazon You name it. It's there, but guys hope you enjoyed the video Thanks as always for stopping by hope it helps you out, and I will see you on that next one


Good morning Hank, it's Thursday. Today we're gonna learn how to make fairly good roasted potatoes despite the gnawing feeling that the universe and everything, and it is absolutely apathetic to you. This recipe comes from my digital cookbook, the new version of which is available only during this year's Project for Awesome at projectforawesome.com slash donate. Okay, so some people cook because they love it or because they have extremely sophisticated palates and fine delight in perfectly balanced flavor combinations. I cook because I am hungry. While we wash the potatoes, it's worth considering that the kinds of food you crave are dictated partly by your cells and partly by the bacterial cells inside of your gut, like studies have shown that people with certain gut microbiomes are more likely to crave refined carbohydrates while people with other microbiomes might crave other foods. So you should remember that when cooking you're not just making food for you, you're also making food for the trillions of microorganisms that colonize you and influence your every thought, feeling, and experience even though they are not in the narrowest sense you. All right, let's make some potatoes.  Don't overthink the size of your potato wedges but also don't underthink it. This is a key not just for cooking but also for most things. Spread those potatoes on a greased baking pan. Oh no, you forgot to preheat the oven to 350 degrees do that or 375 if you want to take a risk and have fun. Now drizzle olive oil all over the potatoes and then sprinkle them with salt and pepper. Some people like to add garlic salt here, which is fine. I'm not gonna judge. I mean, we're making a meal, not a spaceship. Next, wash your hands and consider if you have any herbs. Rosemary is ideal here. Thyme is also good. Oregano, I don't know, maybe if you're feeling it. Now sprinkle some herbs on top of those potatoes and mix it all together. Don't be afraid to get a little dirty. There's not enough joy in this world so take the time to really feel a deep sense of kinship with these potatoes. These fellas were in the ground not long ago, growing in the soft dirt of Nebraska or Idaho or someplace you've never visited except to drive through. Alright, that's enough. Now put them in the oven for 15 minutes. While you wait, read two paragraphs of a New Yorker piece about King Tut, but then start wondering whether King Tut died of tuberculosis, a question which can only be answered by your phone where you learn that it turns out he might have died of a fractured femur. Anyway, since your phone is already out, you might as well check your email and then, you know what, just one TikTok. And now, suddenly, the timer is beeping and literally where did the time go? Alright, now it's time to flip the potatoes. I like to do this by hand because I don't have a lot of adventure in my life and this really gets the blood flowing, but you can also use a spatula. While you're flipping, let a random TikTok play over and over again because there's some weird comfort in the loop of it in another human voice in the room with you saying the same thing over and over and over.  Don't think about this too much though, or else you'll forget that the pan is still very hot and not use appropriate protective mitts.   Then pull them out probably a couple minutes too late and let them cool before enjoying. Hank, the fundraiser for The Project For Awesome is live now. You can get great perks at projectforawesome.com slash donate. The live stream starts at noon tomorrow. I will see you then.


All narcissists share this one trait. They're always dissatisfied with what they have. They're always discontented or unhappy with something. They always want something more or something else. They're always looking for another option or alternative. They're never happy with what they already have. They never take a moment to stop and appreciate anything they have. They're always thinking about what's next. They're always thinking about what they might be missing out on. They always think there could be a more desirable situation than what they are currently in. They always think there could be something more. They can seem very nervous, sensitive, strange and unpredictable. They can seem energetic, crazy and hyped. They will promote a product or idea intensively. Exaggerating its benefits. They're like junkies. They have a compulsive habit and obsessive dependency. They're always trying to gain something. They're always trying to achieve a desired result or outcome. Because of this they can never feel comfortable. They never feel at peace with themselves. They can never just sit alone to themselves and not do anything. They experience anxiety from the thought that an exciting or interested event may currently be happening elsewhere. They believe that other people might be having fun while they are not present. Which results in their desire to stay continually connected with what other people are doing. Old narcissists share this one trait. They always feel like they are missing out. As though they are not getting validation. Narcissists want people to be envious of them. They want people to desire to have their possessions, qualities or luck. They want people to yearn to possess something that belongs to them. One of the main traits of narcissistic personality disorder is that they want people to envy them. They want people to desire what they have. And the reason for this is because they always feel like they are missing out on something. Which leads them to project this feeling onto other people. They always feel like they need to be at a certain place. Or they need to have a certain possession. They need to stay at the right hotel. They need to have their photo taken at a certain place or in a private yacht. They have to have something that is likely to arouse envy in other people. They want everyone else to feel like they are missing out. Because that's exactly how they feel. But rather than trying to resolve those emotions from within. They choose to project them onto other people. And they will do this by posting pictures on social media or engaging in grandiose delusions. During that moment they might be temporarily satisfied. But once that experience is over their feelings of pleasure and happiness fade away. They don't even feel grateful for that experience. They don't feel or show an appreciation for what was done or received. Instead they react like an addict. They become nervous and unable to relax. They are always looking for the next dose. They are always looking for something else to provide them with excitement or euphoria. They require compulsive engagement and rewarding stimuli despite adverse consequences. Narcissists lack order and stability. They act without a purpose or goal. They are often worried and anxious. They are often wary and impatient. Because they are unoccupied. Or because they lack interest in their current activity. They always want something. They envy other people. They wonder why they don't have the things that other people have. They're very concerned with what other people are doing, what people have. And why they don't have what they have. They will often feel and show a cruel desire to engage in casual or unconstrained conversational reports about other people. They will try to take away people's hope and expectation and good things of their lives. They will show contempt and a lack of respect. They will be very insulting. They are always distracted by something. They are unable to concentrate because they are preoccupied by something worrying or unpleasant. They are hyperactive. Like children, they will show constantly active and sometimes disruptive behaviour. They engage in impulsive actions. They get excited or upset very easily. Because they need stimulation. There is always something that arouses their interest or enthusiasm. They always need something new. They are always anxious about when they are going to get their next source of validation. They are always afraid that they are going to be missing out on something. Which is why they are always distracted. They are always unable to concentrate. They cannot be present with you. They cannot appreciate anything that they already have. They don't think before they speak. They don't consider the effect that their actions might have on you. Even in the rare case where they do develop some level of awareness of their behaviours. They soon experience frustration or disappointment. And then they just get angry all over again. When things don't go their way, they are no longer considerate. They lose that awareness as soon as they don't get what they want. Because narcissists are always worried and restless. Lacking order and stability. And making it long and hard to assert for something. It can make it very difficult for you if you are in a relationship with them. Because they can never be satisfied. You are constantly trying to make them happy. Which causes you to experience worry, nervousness and unease. About anything with an uncertain outcome. You are always anticipating where they might like interest in their current activity. When they might want something else. You will use up all of your resources and reserves. In an attempt to catch their attention. You will feel like you are always jumping through hoops. You always have to do things that seem difficult or unnecessary. You have to do a complicated and annoying series of things. In order to get or achieve something. You always have to do something to keep them interested. You always have to provide them with a new or unfamiliar thing or experience. You try to dress the way they want you to dress. You try to always find something interesting to say. You feel the need to say something that might evoke admiration. Something that might make the narcissist view you as someone who is deserving of their respect and approval. You might talk about your success or a new opportunity. So that they see you as someone they can trust. So that they see you as someone they can believe in. They are always nervous, sensitive and unpredictable. They are always thinking about what is next. Which can cause you to constantly seek out the new shiny thing to keep the right. Or attention. Because they are always looking for something. They are always on their next adventure. And they always have to drag you along on whatever they want to do. All narcissists share this one trait. They are always dissatisfied with what they have. They are always unhappy with something. They are always looking for something more. They are always looking for a better option or alternative. They may not always want the same things. But they all share this one trait of always wanting a shiny new toy or experience. Which they later don't feel any gratitude or appreciation for. And yet they continue to look for more. They engage in compulsive engagement and rewarding stimuli. Despite adverse consequences. It's a cycle that never ends. They always experience feelings of worry, nervousness and a need about something with an uncertain outcome. They always experience strong desire or concern to do something or for something to happen. They have a constant need for validation and stimulation. They never have a reason to change their behaviour. Because they are always around people who make it possible for them to do this. They are always around people to enable this behaviour. So they will always be longing and yearning for something. Because deep down they feel like they are never enough. And it is this reason why you will never be able to have a healthy relationship with a narcissist. Because you just can't be yourself around them and feel like that is enough.  You have to dress the way they want you to dress. You always have to talk about something impressive or admirable. And this is also something that they have to deal with. Because they are never satisfied. They always want more. They always look for the next big thing. Rather than the amazing things that are right in front of them. They are always disinterested in whatever they already have. They are always detached. They are always distracted by the thought of missing out on something better or greater. Rather than realising what they already have. You are always trying to figure out how you can get their support or agreement. But they have an inability to be present with you. They are always looking for something new. But rather than jumping through hoops. And holding yourself responsible for their short lived experiences of happiness. Let them solve this problem on their own. Narcissists are constantly looking for the next big thing. Instead of appreciating what they already have. They are always looking for something more. Because they are using that outer world. In an attempt to resolve these feelings within themselves. When the real issue is that they feel like they are not enough. They feel like they need something to complete them. And that is why this behaviour is never going to change. Because they never come to the conclusion. That the source of validation and stimulation they need. Should already exist within themselves. Thank you for watching. I hope this video resonates with you. 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