no money spent weekend league was absolute hell honestly man i was ready to quit and never play no money spent ever again now we finished the weekend with 17 wins one away from that 18 mark that i kind of set my goal out for man but we got 17 wins with a 79 overall it was super tough now i think the gap between a lot of money spent and no money spent right now is enormous and i was definitely out there struggling with people that normally would quit in the first half so super super frustrating it was great everybody that watched it loved it man you guys can watch me play live the links are below twitch.tv slash dub dot you guys know that if you're missing out on this live action then i mean i it's hard for me to duplicate my energy in youtube videos as it is for a live madden man there's nothing like live madden i get super frustrated especially with this team i feel like with the good team or regs or something like that i have an even playing field but man when you're playing up up the hill against people you should be beating it's super frustrated man but like i said this series not a dime was spent i did not buy level packs i started with 200k and a couple power up passes so let's take a look at this team we went into the first week in league of the year we went in with this team ready to rumble now i told you if you guys been following this series i have this lamar jackson powered up that is one of the that is pretty much the biggest purchase that i made i also have surrounded this team with team builders um i got lamar jackson and i have tyler lockett who i used two power ups on two two of my power ups that i had from getting a level 50 so i have cam makers are running back absolute stud jerry judy i i've been preaching him all series for you guys to go get jerry judy one of the best wide receivers in the game john new smith and we have team captain edmond calfrey who honestly hopefully i get enough coins to get a wide receiver to replace him because he's just not it right now but we got rustle kuhn because he has edge protector built in and we got this frank rag now who has post up built in and what post up does gives you a solid double team those d tackles won't be beating those double teams and shedding you when you step up in a pocket have my free andrew whitworth car to right tackle these guys are fighters man i'm not going to tell you they're good but they're fighters my offensive line defense i i probably noticed the most on defense now i don't use my middle linebacker so these guys are nobody's what i have right now is i don't know he's going to play uh defensive end for me now because i'm in no money spent i'm going to focus on one defensive formation you know if you just focus on one defensive formation and one offensive formation that means you kind of only need 22 players on the field you know if i want to run dollar and i want to run 34 and now i need 20 defensive players you know so i'm going to focus on nickle where i need four down linemen and seven dbs that's what i'm going to do no linebackers will be on the field it will be all dbs safeties a user in nickle normal man if you guys want to need his offense defense man in turf dot com and those links are below as well so we're going to run no asu at a defensive end in my unique in gakue he's going to play the other defensive end um so definitely have some guys that can get at the quarterback at defensive end i played my solos i played my house rules to get unique i have the markers lorenz and montez sweat are going to play detackle i spy montez sweat a lot that's why i like him the markers lorenz the free card speaking of free cards patrick peterson he's going to play safely for me absolutely a turtle out there with no sprinter no boost 84 speed it's been rough boys but we have dante jackson aj torrell and we have denzel warden slot with jeremy chin at free safety my two users troy apke and torrell edmunds so now this is what i did man i tried to limit i tried to cut these 25 games down into some highlights or around 10 minutes man so buckle up for these highlights i'll show you guys what games went wrong what happened and who made the most plays on my team and if you like this series get this video to 500 likes we're going to keep pushing out this no money spend content the first weekend leak was a battle so make sure we check out these highlights first game of the weekend league and we're already at a fourth down and who do we look for on fourth down jerry judy maw some go crazy kid jerry judy i'm telling you guys go get your guys a jerry judy card just want to step up here with lemar jackson get into the end zone early game one we're going to sell out and dive get him to a third and eight right here torrell edmunds the user with the huge interception and you know where we're going to take that one to the baha touchdown that's pretty much want to end that first game that's what we like second game we'll get into it once again lemar jackson looking for that man jerry judy hop around the pylon touchdown i'm telling you you're going to see a lot of jerry judy in this game uh next game there he goes that man edmunds if you guys are looking for a budget user torrell edmunds tall jumps has the speed has the hip power now this is where i made a jerry judy emote so if you guys are in my twitch channel you guys are subbed you can get a jerry judy emote to put in the chat every time he balls out you will get one of these man he's an absolute stud that jerry judy cam acres hitting the hole right here in the next game taking this one to the baha 89 speed running back cam acres once he gets into open field man he's really hard to bring down and who else would seal this game other than patrick peterson big pick he's probably the only one in my secondary that plays the ball goes and gets it so it's definitely a good piece to have i go up top right here john new smith that 87 speed really paying dividends if you guys need a bunch of tight end he is the man john new smith so i won that game next game i feel like we're undefeated right now go up top post route tyler locket touchdown back of the end zone we're up by three points third quarter we're going to get this huge user pick by my other user user troy apkee and you know where that's going to the baha touchdown troy apkee going to seal that game this is the next game and this guy's going to take off with todd girly and i don't really want to talk about this this is probably my low point on the no money spent day that was rough don't bring it up i had to show it though because he had my no money spent team looking bad we're down by seven here we're going to hit the post route over here to tyler locket touchdown tie the game up we're tied right now once again we're going to go over here to tyler locket absolutely cooking drablei a lot of you guys talk about drablei but tyler lockets frying him right there we're too slow to catch your michael finley going around the edge we are down by three gotta make a play here we have a fourth in six on my own 35 yard line and we're going to get lurked by bob sanders and he's going to take this is he is lamar going to fight no touchdown bob sanders so that was my first loss of the day this game we're down by 10 early i don't know how that happened but we find jerry judy up top taking this one all the way at 67 yard touchdown for judy we're down by 10 here gotta find somebody to make a play who else jerry judy touchdown a 55 yard or a 67 yard touchdown and a 55 yard touchdown in the same game once again now we're down by three looking to take the lead in this game we're going to roll out we're going to dump the ball off here to tyler locket the agility to speed taking that yards at the catch for a touchdown another big play as we come back and win that game this one tie game just starting second quarter we're going to take off with lamar a little bit of speed that's why he's the quarterback you go get lamar jackson getting an end zone there and we're up by two scores early second quarter we're gonna hit john new smith touchdown go up 21 nothing to pretty much seal that game next game down by three we're gonna go up top we're going up top a lot john new smith 87 speed do not sleep on him linebackers cannot cover him we win that game next game bojaxon i will tell you right my team did not like bojaxon the no money spent team did not like bojaxon at all i step up here i get sacked we need a money driver down by four next play third and 16 we're gonna try simons and we're gonna get picked off so we're gonna lose this game this one of my eight losses um to the mcs jerseys as bojaxon's just gonna just just fight in rumble and stumble gotta get off the field here gotta find the way and he goes to the screen for the loops and like i said nobody on my team liked anything to do with bojaxon as we wind up losing this game uh next game we're down by 10 though and we're gonna hit this quarterback draw bunch empty lemar jackson gets into the end zone down by three we're fighting back this time we're gonna run the same set he run commits gotta hit the flat over there cam acres taking an up the up the sideline touchdown uh we win that game this game we're down 20 to 2 but i hit tyler locket up top boom touchdown down by 11 right now gotta find somewhere to go with it jerry judy underneath route it's not all deep routes he hits the drag gets into the end zone we are down by four third quarter this route he kept hitting me with i don't know what it is this five wide and my deep blue zone just kept rushing the quarterback and he kept on the streak now i i mean listen uh different things happen as i hit this rpo to get in the end zone and cut it to a three point game right here um so but i gotta hit off the field and this thing really uh bothered me a lot but right here we're gonna get this huge pick jeremy chin right there we had the ball back we're down by three three minutes left in the game we're going to go on the drive right here we're going to take the lead as i look for to get hit and throw a pick and tyron matthews going to take it to the crib and he's going to dance into the end zone now this pisses me off it pisses me off when people dance so let's go back to it we're going to hit tyler locket over the middle we are going to get inside field arranged down by 10 we're just going to spike the ball right there we're going to take our three to make it a one possession game we have a minute left we could still get off the field so we're going to kick the ball off play defense this is that five wide that just he just leaves this streak open i don't know what it is uh maybe it really is the cover three cloud kryptonite he just leaves the streak open and i i had to learn i learned the hard way that game that covered that five wide killed me lost that game next game we just want to go up top i'm tired of saying his name in the highlights he just continually cooking continually making plays if you guys don't have jerry judy you are missing out on a great budget wide receiver i have a lot of budget players on my special teams and marquise browns takes one to the crib right here um i think with the lack of kick power i have the lack of speed on special teams i should definitely do be doing some type of pooch kick jeremy chin just went crazy right there for our interception though i don't know what that was 99 jump for him we got to make him pay going up top you do not press jerry judy with troy vincent that is a mismatch that is an absolute mismatch jerry judy into the end zone second touchdown of the game i believe that was 90 plus yards uh my backup against my own end zone right there this is over time and we give up that catch the zackers so we lose that game now we're playing very fluffy moose and denzel ward comes up with a huge pick and he's going to take this one all the way to the baha excuse me Jerome bettis you are too fat to tackle me touchdown baha denzel ward we're up seven and nothing but we get hit with an rpo and my team just literally has no chance of catching tyree kill he takes that one what 52 yards versus 62 yards for a touchdown there tyler just enough speed man my boys got just enough speed to get it done although tray wanes tackles them inside the five there we are fourth in one can we stand up for ourselves can these golds fight down here boom grabs Jerome bettis ramp them up hold the door out of the end zone huge stop right there don't think my team has what it takes to stop on a goal line but we did right there hitting the wheel route tyler locket nice swerve to get the right animation the right angle touchdown big play 85 yard touchdown at tyler locket we win that game next one we're looking for bid eddie mac he hasn't made a lot of highlights hasn't made a lot of highlights in this uh as you guys see he's not the the the go getter for me and uh jamal taylor right no jonathan taylor honestly i'm never going to say his game name again because he fumbles and sure davis white picks it up and makes my entire team look like absolute toddlers right here jonathan taylor is going to get cut after that fumble to the crib a 84 yard fumble return for a touchdown but we come back and we hit tyler locket back of the end zone touchdown we're up by four fourth quarter he's on a money drive somebody has to make a play right here and guess who patrick peterson comes up with the huge interception to seal this game for me um like i said he's the only one that really plays the ball nice for me next game we're gonna step in here and we're gonna look up top man he left the middle of the field open that boy jerry's gonna find somewhere to go with it taking that one uh 68 yards for a touchdown big plays by locket and by uh jerry judy i actually matched up with d croft here and he realized my guys have 89 speed and just lobbed it up to uh tyree kill there we get a big overthrow here on my next possession third and four we get a fourth down and i can't lie jerry judy just collapsed on this play fell on the ground um i don't know what happened but we turned the ball over on downs on on d croft we hold him to two field goals so we're feeling okay we hit this corner out to mccaffrey needed touchdown here to give us hope give us life and we're gonna find tyler locket back of the end zone boom touchdown we are down by three against d croft the good player you got to go crazy on defense i sent way too many people and barry sanders makes me pay as he gets into the end zone we want to lose this game to d croft tough playing a great competitor with the no money spent team it's going to be tough to win those games but next we got to get into the next game tyler locket up top touchdown tyler locket and jerry judy just go off for me we're going to run with cam makers right here we'll take it to the outside we're going to get by ronnie lot and take this one all the way 52 yard touchdown run run cam acres uh just getting it done at the right time we actually give up this post route in the next year to streak in the next game uh we are down by four looking to go somewhere with the ball you guys know judy up top judy up top should pretty much be the title of the no money spent team uh here we go a pick trying to go to mccaffrey tyron mathy's going to take this oppo boppo oh no he's going to tackle inside the five i'm telling you that's when i realized it might be time it might be time to replace ed mccaffrey as bow jackson gets into the end zone we are down by four stepping up we go out around here tyler locket third and twenty we get to a fourth a fourth and eight for the game we're going to step back we're going to step up with lamar jackson just get shredded that's my that is my russell coon with built-in edge protector i lose that game next game we're going to give up this post right over the middle of the drew bennett ah this guy killed me with these up the middle posts but we'll find the hole we'll find the hole deep we go with the we'll find the hole deep pause then we get a huge interception here denzel ward my slot corners want to take this one all the way inside the ten yard line huge change momentum from my man denzel ward there and can makers want to take this outside just enough speed to get into the end zone to take the lead man if you want to any of these offensive plays any of these bomb touchdowns any of these you know just find the right person open jerry judy whom mad in turf dot com i promise you guys will help you game a lot i'm updating these seattle offensive ebook this week the next game this is the last game i needed 17 wins and i throw a pick six a pick six when it was 77 to go down we went down by seven right here we give up a field goal we're down by 10 at halftime need this win this is the 17th game or the 17th win for me as i boom hit jerry judy as he smokes that man coverage on byron jones right there touchdown we are down by three early or late in the third quarter we're going to go up top to lock it but asante samuel just bags his life i throw an interception down by three you got to get off the field right here he's going to have all day roll out with lemar jackson terrell edmunds with the huge lurk picking that off trying to take it to the crib inside the 20-yard line lemar jackson makes the tackle but it gave us life we have to take the lead right here looking for mccaffrey but we hit tyler lock it on the slant whoop back in the middle touchdown take the lead up by four we got to stand up for ourselves here inside the 15 he has the ball and montez sweat comes up with the huge interception he's going to take it around a sideline he's trying to motor trying to motor but he actually gets caught so this guy still has timeouts we leave everything on the line third and 10 for the game to seal it we're going to go up top jerry judy touchdown gg's that was my 17th win man i'll tell you these games were absolute sweatfest i don't think very many people quit i don't think i won many games but more than one score had to manage the clock had to play smart um so we got 17 wins um i'm proud of it you know i wanted 18 i feel like next week with my additions i'm shooting for 20 wins that's what i'm shooting for i went i shot for 18 this week i came up a little bit short next weekend we're going to shoot for 20 wins probably play one day during the week to maybe get some more team builders on my team hopefully winning another super bowl boost the team up a little bit more so i'm looking around probably get around 200k so i'm going to give you guys a rewards video see what i get and see the additions i make to my team but get this video 500 likes if you guys are enjoying the no money spent content


Welcome back to Veeamon 2022. We're in the home stretch now. Dave Vellante for Dave Nicholson. And we're excited to have Drew Schlesel on. He's the director of product marketing at Wasabi and he's joined by Dustin Albertson, the manager of cloud and application alliances, product management at Veeam software. Dustin, did I get that right? You got it right. All right, you're going to explain all those little titles in a moment. So Wasabi is a company, cool name, but you may not know much about them. Drew, what does Wasabi do? We do cloud storage, plain and simple. It is the one thing we do extremely well. It's S3 compatible and it covers a broad range of use cases. Primarily we work with Veeam on backup and recovery. We're going to get into that, but there's a lot of people do cloud storage, a lot of people do object store. What makes Wasabi unique? Simplicity, predictability, performance, security. Predictability, let's talk about price, right? That's the thing that gets people's attention, right? Yeah, sure. Okay, you can look at it one of two ways. It's either one-fifth the price of all the hyperscalers, significant difference there, or for fundamentally the same price, you get five times more storage, which makes a huge difference, especially in the backup space, when you want to have a lot of backups, right? Folks would prefer to have months of backups as opposed to days or weeks, right? How do you do that? Because, you know, maybe- It sounds like magic, doesn't it?  We've all been around the block quite a few times, and we know that the bits and the bytes and the bolts are all basically the same. What are you doing to get that level of efficiency? It's secret. It's secret? Look, it doesn't have to be that expensive, okay? Now, granted, there's some things, obviously, we do that are proprietary and different from- Well, like stealing electricity from your neighbor or something?  Absolutely, that's one way to cut down on price. But because we're so focused on just the storage, right? And our founders, you know, the gentlemen who founded Carbonite know a thing or two about storage, right? We have a very highly optimized stack, very efficient. You know, you guys know what raw to usable story is, right? You've gone through that TCO analysis before, and we're highly efficient in how we use the raw storage. And we pass that price on to our customers, right? We believe that a low price cloud storage, right? One tier, always hot, always available. It gives our customers the ability to spend their money in other places, right? Well, and there's a price umbrella that the public cloud guys have, it's kind of a gift that they've given you. Look at Amazon's operating profits last quarter. It was 35%, those are like Oracle operating margins. Not that we don't know what your operating margins are, but I've followed David Friend's career for a long, long time. He's got good nose for business. But so, Dustin, when you hear Drew talk about the ability to retain that much data, what does that mean for Veeam customers? So, the primary thing for Veeam customers is the ease of use. I would say, you know, the performance and things like that are all nice, right? They're important, but primarily what I see is people say how easy it is to use and how easy it is to price. Now, the objective, you know, the alternative is you go to another cloud provider and you say, well, how much will this cost me per month? You really have to understand object storage, how Veeam works, how we're moving data, all the API calls, all of that, to really kind of correlate out a guesstimate of what your price would be per month. You know, with Wasabi, it's a flat fee, it's per terabyte, you know what it's gonna be. That's it, there's no API charges, there's no egress, so the customers really love that ease of use. This become one of the most popular endpoints for object storage for our customers. Imagine this, right?   And then you grab a beer out of that fridge, bing, bing, and you hear another ring and now you're getting a beer extraction fee, okay? Now, I wanna be fair to all the sponsors here, but okay, with Wasabi, you can open that door, you can stand there, you can air condition the whole house, you can take a beer out and put a beer back or whatever your favorite beverage is and you're not gonna hear that noise, okay? Very straightforward, like in geometry class, right? The slope of a line, y equals mx plus b, b equals zero, okay? Whoa, whoa, whoa, you had me at free beer. You don't, you don't.  That's the predictable part of Wasabi. That's what's resonating so strongly with folks where everything else is, in this world, unpredictable. So ease, simplicity, maybe the answer to that is, there's all this other stuff in the cloud, like it's convenient for me, it's right there. So how do you address that convenience factor? All these other services, you know, that I can get streaming and machine learning and all that other great stuff. Well, how do you address that? Sometimes all you need is storage, okay? No, that's it put. Okay, that's the beauty of Wasabi. We're not trying to be everything to everyone. We're trying to be one thing executed very well for a specific set of users and use cases. I may be a little objective here, but I've grown up with you guys, right? You were one of the first partners that I started working with and I've seen you kind of grow. But one of the things I think that you've done a real good job at is, like you say, sticking to your lanes, you know, just going after use cases that just need data, right? I don't need to get into the AI or the analytics or all of this. We just do this and do it well and people have resonated with that, right? So a big topic here, of course, is ransomware. Three, two, one, one, zero. What is that? What are the three's, the two's, the one's?  So forever we had the three, two, one rule, right? Like the three copies of data, two different copies, two different media types, one off-site, and then one is testing, and then zero now is validation. Basically reuse that data, make sure that you're testing it. Because if you're following three, two, one, and you're not actually testing your data, is it really good? You don't know, you're just, you may have bad copies spread out all over the place. So one of the things where Wasabi shines is, is that they don't have these e-risk charges, they don't have these API charges, so you can test that data. You can, after you send a backup up there, restore it somewhere else and validate that it's works, and then get rid of it, and it's still sitting up there in Wasabi. So you're not trying to balance your activities and your operational requirements with your bill. Correct. You're not getting yelled at by the controller at the end of the month, right? You're unconstrained, right? And I think also immutability comes into play. Correct as well. Talk about that. Right, so we heard this morning in the keynote, that backup data sets are one of the main attack vectors for cyber criminals. And it makes sense, right? They take down your primary systems and they control your backup systems, they've got you. You have no choice but to pay that ransom, okay? So, immutability. That means that your backups are untouchable. Your root user, your admins, the folks at Wasabi, the folks at Veeam, nobody can alter that data, period, end of story, okay? That saves you from yourself. That saves you from the hackers, right? I mean, the most disturbing story I've read about cyber warfare right now is that people are getting bribe offers from these cyber gangs, and they're just, you know, for a couple of Bitcoin handing over the keys to the kingdom. With immutability, you're actually safe from that scenario. So that's a service, correct? No, it's a feature. Okay, so can I turn it off? Yeah, you don't have to use it. No, can I, after I've turned it on, can I turn it off? Oh, it's up to you. I mean, why don't you talk about it? Yeah, yeah, so it's an API.  You can't turn it off. Okay, so as long as you set that policy, it's a big warning. Right. You can't undo this. Right. Okay, so even if I come to the admin with a bunch of Bitcoin, he or she can't undo it. That's right, nope. That's right, and you can set it for two weeks, two months, two years, right? You can use it to secure your backups, right? You can also use that same feature in compliance situations, right? Regulatory environments where you've got to retain customer data for, you know, five, seven, 10 years, right?  And it's a feature, it's not a paid-for service, is that right? It is included as part of the service. Okay, so I don't... Free beer and free mutability. I think I'm correct.  They will warn you. Sure. But that says to me that somebody could be tempted by a few Bitcoins. That's not immutable. That's not immutable, yeah. I agree, yeah. Well, and there is a charge to use it in other places because it's an API request, right? It's an action. It's opening the fridge. It's like texting. Yes. Maybe a charge. Yeah, I remember those days.  Was it 10 cents a message or something? Telegraph. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You still get those messages, right? Text fees may apply, really? Okay, so tell me more about... You got me, I'm sold, okay? David Friend's got credibility. Okay, but I have some other questions. Like, where's my data? You guys running your own data centers? What's your global footprint? How do you deal with data sovereignty? All that stuff. So right now, oh boy, now I'm on the spot. I want to say 11 locations around the world. It's our gear. We're running it in concert with folks who are helping us host that system, right? But we have complete control, of course, of our systems. We're everywhere, right? Just opened, let's see, Toronto, Frankfurt, Paris, London, Sydney just spun up in the last week. We've got Singapore coming online, I think, in the next two weeks. Two in Japan? Yep, two in Japan. Multiple locations in the United States. So in terms of sovereignty, right? As long as folks are keeping it within, you know, their physical boundaries, not a problem. And if folks want to use, you know, other locations in other countries, great. We can support that as well. So you got momentum as a business. I mean, that's pretty clear from the discussions I've had with folks like David, and obviously you're excited about this. Where's it coming from? Is it really that price factor that's driving people to you? Is it, Dustin said simplicity. I mean, where are you seeing the momentum? Geographies, where's it, where's the action? I'll say, you know, from my point of view, it's been a combination of all that, right? It's simple, it's easy to use. Like a user can, any user who's not cloud friendly, right? Can log in and create one.  But also they've kind of, they reminded me of a younger beam, like when they first started, because they went after the channel and they started these partner programs and MSP programs and things like that that have been really successful as far as one of the key markets is MSPs, right? Because they want a cheap place to put this data. They don't want to have to buy appliances. They don't want to have to go to AWS and things like that. So this has been really appealing to them. You know, it's interesting. So I have a, we have a partnership with a data company down in New York called Enterprise Technology Research. We write a breaking analysis every week and we use a lot of their data. One of the things that popped up recently, maybe a year ago, OpenStack. I'm like, OpenStack, so we dug in, like where's OpenStack and what it was was MSPs didn't want to pay the VTACs, right? So they were rolling their own with OpenSource and OpenStack, those red hat services, blah, blah, blah. But it sounds like a similar dynamic, especially with the MSPs. So I think we, I hate to use the metaphor, but I will, right? There's a perfect storm happening, right? Especially in the last, what? Two years, all right? The cloud has been gaining traction, but we've been around long enough to see the pendulum swinging, right? Some folks went crazy for the cloud and then they got their bill and then they went crazy to get back out of the cloud.  The growth in cloud across the board has been phenomenal. I know you're a market watcher, right? I know you guys are keeping close eyes. I saw your recent analysis on the cybersecurity firms, right? It continues to grow. There's no question about it. We're on that wave, right? And I think we've, you know, we're not, we're, I don't know if it's the longboard or the short little snappy board. Yes, we actually identified and went after the opportunity to partner with Veeam very early on because it's the perfect work case, work load. How long can you sustain that and still resist the temptation to come out with some new shiny object to distract people? I mean, what does that look like in terms of as you look out in this laser-focused addressable market that you're going after now? So, you know, the best part about being here this week is having great conversations and talking to folks about what they're seeing in the marketplace and the different verticals. I don't think we've even scratched the surface of any of the verticals that we are working in today. First and foremost, when it comes to backup and recovery, so much more opportunity with Veeam, right? Whether it's healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, analytics, backup of AIML, you know, analysis. I think it's almost limitless, right? Data's growing, what, 40, 80% year-over-year depending on who you ask, right? Then, the other things that we do, which maybe folks don't even know about, we have a burgeoning business in video surveillance, right? We're working with all the top partners in that sector and the take-up is phenomenal because they are tweaking their technology to maintain a relatively small cash, right? On-prem or in the central office and then they're just kind of, you know, tearing that off to the cloud to have essentially a bottomless backup or archive of that footage and they can do it at 4K. Here's the best part, right? When 8K comes out, guess what? That data set doubles in size. But that's right in your zone. That's not stepping out, that's not stepping out. That's classic leveraging a channel. In other words. Yeah, thank you. If you're hitting singles and doubles all day long, right? Do you have to switch to be a power hitter and go for the fences and drop your batting average down but hope that your slugging percentage goes up? I think you keep hitting singles, doubles and triples. A lot of people on Sand Hill Road or, you know, at the bar at the Rosewood would disagree with you. And so I appreciate the discipline. Yeah, and it's true. And as we know, the industry is littered with a lot of those names that just didn't make it. Let's stay positive here, you know? No, he's saying. Yeah, no, no. A lot of guys at Sand Hill Road would say, no, you got to go for it. Yeah, yeah. You got to see, forget these singles we want. Yeah. We need homeruns. Yeah, shiny. Well, I mean, look at Veeam as an example, right? Of a disciplined approach, right? Exactly. To a space that they have steadily grown. I mean, congratulations, right? You guys have been identified by IDC, right? Is essentially, you know, co-number ones, and I expect that to be the number one in the market, right? I think, you know, David Friend clearly has provided excellent guidance, right? To steer the company that way. And I'm just really happy to be about it. Well, the TAM is data, right? And you're just another node on the data universe, right? That's what you want. You don't necessarily want to move it around, if you don't have to. It is interesting, though. I mean, we are seeing more and more analysts identifying Wasabi as, like, the fourth player. Yeah, which is pretty cool, right? And I also heard it from some good sources this week that, let's say, one of the hyperscalers has started to, yeah, have conversations about us. Let's just leave it at that. That's good. That means you're bothering people. Yeah, that's it. All right, guys, we've got to go. Thanks so much for coming on the queue. Thank you. Great to have you. That was easy. Thank you. I appreciate it. You're very welcome. All right, keep it right there. We'll be back to wrap up day one from Veeamon 2022. Right back.


Hi, my name is Lisa and I'm the big vegan and I'm a brand ambassador for Produced Into the Ball. Today we're making apple cinnamon monkey bread with local Ontario apples. We have a combination of three different kinds of apples. Start off by cutting three different kinds of Ontario apples. We used Macintosh, Gala, and Honeycrisp. Having three different kinds just means that you can have like a different variety of textures and flavors in the monkey bread. So then roll the bed up. Cut them into a fine dice and set aside. Cut the biscuit dough in half and roll into balls. Next, you're going to use a pastry brush and just lightly coat the inside of a bun pan with some melted vegan butter. This will help release your monkey bread in the end so they don't stick into the mold. Once your biscuit dough is rolled into balls, dip into some vegan melted butter and then coat into a cinnamon sugar mixture. Layer the bottom of the bun pan fairly evenly and quite tightly with the cinnamon coated dough. Once you've got your layer of dough down, next add a cup of chopped up apples. Feel free to be generous here, the more apples the better. Once you've got your apples down, cover with another layer of cinnamon sugar coated dough. The pan will not look full but that's okay. The dough really rises in the oven. Bake for about 20-25 minutes. Remove from the oven and let cool for about half an hour before you turn your pan over. Once it's completely cooled, you can add a drizzle of glaze if you want or you can just enjoy as it is. And there we have it. It's baked, it's cooled, we flipped it over and it looks so good. I'm so excited. I love the apple cinnamon goodness. It's just a really good time. So if you guys want the full recipe, go to producemeatsimple.ca. The link will be down below. And if you want more recipes like this, be sure to like, comment and subscribe for more producemeatsimple. Thanks for watching. Bye. This is so scary.


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Rookie Otto. Light Blue. John Dotson. Post to 49. And then our mags. We had five. Should have been six mags, but one of them was to cut too long to fit in the mag. We had Bucks. Field level blue. Tom Brady. Jags. Sensations. Tie-dye. Trevor Lawrence. Jets. Neon Icons. Rookie Zebra. Garrett Wilson. XRC Prism Redemption. QB2. Stroud for the Texans. This is Texans. Prime Selections. Green Prism Team Logo Signatures. Damion Pierce. That would be the five. Team Logo Patch Otto. And Jets. Gold Rookie Patch Otto to 10. Brees Hall. Excellent break. That'll do it for Select Today. Thanks everybody. We have Chronicles coming up next. And we will have more Select, I think, tomorrow. We'll look here. We'll have some more Select tomorrow night. Thanks everyone.


Hello in this lecture, we will discuss the accounting building blocks and the double entry accounting system at the end of this We will be able to define and describe the double entry accounting system Write down the accounting equation and define each individual part of it define and describe debits and credits Define a balance sheet and list its parts define an income statement list its parts and Explaining the relationship between the balance sheet and the income statement Okay, so starting off every business and accounting software uses the double entry accounting system So the double entry accounting system is kind of like the math behind the calculator Every software is going to use it in order to understand what the system is doing We need to understand the double entry accounting system many people can work in the account department and and start to learn Database programs and how to enter data without understanding the double entry accounting system and that's possible You can learn a lot that way, but you become a lot more valuable and you can become a lot more Attuned to what other departments are doing and how things fit together if you can understand the double entry accounting system Similarly to you get a lot of more understanding if when you punch, you know two plus two into a calculator You understand why the answer came out to wait They came out and that gives you some insight in terms of decision-making and how to help things out So that's what we'll discuss that double entry accounting system as we go So we're going to compare this to a puzzle So I want to think of the double entry kind system being that we're going to compare it to kind of a game here A puzzle we got to first learn the rules of the game how the thing is set up We want to know what the board is. We want to know what the pieces are We want to know how to set the pieces on the board then how to move them Once we know that then it becomes a lot more interesting for us to play the game just as it would be for a game of checkers So a game of checkers is obviously on a spreadsheet We have different colored pieces and we have different colored squares We move those pieces in accordance to a set of rules the set of rules for accounting are that we have a t account So our spreadsheet is not a spreadsheet like checkers It's going to be basically a t account. We'll use various t accounts as we go the rules of the games We're gonna have debits are on the left-hand side credits are on the right-hand side debits and credits aren't inherently good They're just like the black and white or whatever the colors squares are on the board. They have no inherent Goodness or badness. They're just to happen to be this is on the left-hand side debits on the left credits on the right Then we need to know how the pieces line up So what are the pieces assets liabilities and owners equity? So the green accounts are going to be asset type accounts here and notice that they line up on the left-hand side There are debit normal balances for the most part Liabilities are credit normal balances for the most part which I have on the right-hand side And I'm also going to start showing them with brackets and then equity section is generally on The right-hand side includes capital Revenues on the right-hand side and the expenses on the left-hand side then we have the the concept of balancing that you've heard of and That concept means that the total debits equal the total credits There's gonna be different ways that we can think about that balancing concept but that's the board these are the pieces we need to understand and Then we can talk about how to move those pieces and those are the building blocks that we need to know and Understand and basically memorize before we can play the game Just like we have to memorize how to set up the board how to move the pieces in a game of checkers or a game of chess So the other rules that we're going to start to come in to play will be that every business transaction will affect at least two accounts These are our accounts in this case and every transaction will have an equal number of debits and credits Those are the rules Alright, so first we're going to take a look at the balance sheet here Just to note that the balance sheet we've seen that we have assets liabilities and owners equity We can see that this balancing concept that we talked about that total debits and credits can also be expressed in terms of Total assets equal total liabilities and owner's equity so the balance sheet is going to report our information as of a point in time and And so it doesn't have a time frame. It doesn't have a beginning and an end It's as of this point in time It shows our assets liabilities and owner's equity assets are what we're going to own in order to generate revenue in the future We have those to help us generate revenue in the future cash is probably the first thing you want to think of when you think of assets and Then liabilities are something that we're going to owe in the future either Cash owed to the in the future or our services or something in the future for something that we consumed or bought in the past and Equity represents the book value of the company or the amount that's owed to the owner So you can also think of it as the assets are what the company has These are who they owe it to the either a third party or the owner That's why the assets equal the liabilities and owner's equity now. You might be saying Well, I don't see debits and credits in this statement and we just talked about debits and credits being the building block and the reason we don't see debits and credits here is because We're presenting the financial statements generally to people that may not understand the debits and credits So we need to present it in a plus and minus format We're going to use the building blocks of debits and credits to create the financial statements so that we can then show Those financial statements in a different format, which is going to be assets and equal liabilities plus owner's equity It's because that'll be easier for others to understand if we were to look at the balance sheet in terms of debits and credits It would look something like this meaning that the assets are generally Debits here's our t-account again, and we would see that the we can see that the assets add up to 78 And the credits are generally liabilities and owner's equity This is a simplified system later on so some assets will be credits But for the most part this is how it would line up assets are all debit balance accounts in this example And so we can see the double entry accounting system in a few different ways We can see that the debits equal the credits Here and we can also see that the assets equal the liabilities plus the owner's equity and we can express that in terms of Debits we can express the double entry accounting system in terms of the debits equal the credits or The assets equal liabilities plus the owner's equity or the balance sheet is in balance So there are three ways we can say basically the same thing notice that the balance sheet is Assets liabilities and owner's equity the balance sheet is the double entry accounting system It has all the components of the accounting equation the accounting equation being assets equal liabilities plus owner's equity We can also write that accounting equation as three different ways Algebraically we can subtract Liabilities from each side and that would be assets minus liabilities equals owner's equity This is a useful way to write it because it tells us That this owner's equity is the book value if the if the company has seventy eight thousand they owe someone else ten Then owner's equity is sixty eight thousand the owner if it's one person Theoretically could sell the business of walkway with sixty eight thousand Income statement shows the profitability of a company over a year or other time frame So notice the income statement the big thing you want to note here is that It has a time frame in this case the month ended here So that means December 31st that means the time frame is from December 1st to December 31st And the way you want to think about that is is the income statement It's kind of like how did you do over time similar to running a race and when you when you run a race It has to have a beginning and an end or if we were to ask someone how much money do you make? They would have to make an assumption. Are you talking about a year? Are you talking about a month? Are you talking about a pay period? We need a time frame in order to answer those types of questions because the income statement itself is Dealing with how are we doing over a certain time? Notice we have revenue and we have expenses here and how do we calculate it? We say how much did you make how much did it cost to? Generate that revenue in terms of expenses therefore revenue minus expenses gives us our net income and So there's our net income once again You don't see debits and credits on the finance statement because we're going to give it to people that may not know debits and credits If we were to look at the debit and credit format of an income statement We can see that credits are actually the income is actually a credit And here's our T account again and the debits are expenses So we can see that the credits in this case are beating the debits by The net income and you might be saying well, that's kind of weird What we we thought that the debits and credits have to be in balance in order for the double entry accounting system to work Is there something wrong with this statement? Why is it that I don't see the double entry accounting system having an equal number of debits and credits on the income statement? And why is it I don't see the any of the Equation accounts here. I don't see assets liabilities or owners equity all I see is revenue and expenses How is it that the income statement? Fits into the double entry accounting system and is part of the double entry accounting system And the answer to that is that the whole income statement is part of the balance sheet So we got to remember that the balance sheet is as of a snapshot as of a point in time So as of this point in time you are watching this video if you can't change that it is what it is It's there if you want to know how you got to this point in time watching the video Well, we then have to go back in some time frame and say well you woke up at this point in time We we did that we did the other thing and we ended up watching this video for whatever reason That's the story of how it came to be in this case We're saying that the assets minus the liability means we have a book value of 68,000 here That is what it is can't change it as of 1231. It is what it is can't change it If we want to know how we got there then we tell the story we can say well You know last month we made a hundred thousand of revenue and we had to extend 60,000 in order to do it. So last month we earned forty thousand that's 68,000 right there includes 40,000 from last month if you want to know more of the story then we'll have to go back to the prior month And look at the income statement for the prior month We can go back years and look at the story in terms of how are we performing Year over year in order to get to the place that we are currently at Now if we if we broke down this number a little bit more you notice this number We're just breaking down this number into its history basically in terms of of income generation And if we look take this back to the trial balance the trial balance is what we generate what we use to generate The financial statements we can see that this capital account includes the beginning capital That's what was owed to the owner before the time period being in this case November 30th the end of last time period because this time period began on December 1st to December 31st So this is what was owed to the owner before we started and then we had the the revenue Minus the expenses so we got the beginning balance plus the revenue minus the expenses That's how we're getting to our ending capital number So if you think of this in terms of the balance sheet you notice we have our assets which would add up to the assets on the balance sheet the liabilities and Then really this whole thing is is the equity section if we added up this whole blue area That would be the equity section on the balance sheet here and part of that equity is the income statement there on the trial balance


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Just because you are my wife's friend now. Don't make too much of a fuss. I'm going to talk to you in a minute. How did he go inside? Nanook, listen to me. Please, listen to me. Please, sir. Please, two minutes, sir.  I don't want to study like this. What are you going to say? Nothing, sir. Don't worry, I'll do my duty. Don't worry, sir. Leave it, we pay the tax, sir. That's what you get for your salary. Hey! That's what you get for your house. If we were standing here, you'd feel like this. We're asking for a favor from you. You don't pay the tax, do you? No, people don't pay the tax. See, that's fine. But you're Sunny. ACP Saiban Swath, who is a very good lawyer, is a very good lawyer. I'm not going anywhere. We're not going anywhere. We're not going anywhere.  I'm going to sleep now. I'm going to talk to you in person. All major cities. And, sir, central DTBC will get the bird's-eye view of where all the nodes are getting caught. It does, huh? Sir, this is just the beginning, sir. Or what? Derm memory. Is there any treatment for it? Surgery is the only option. But as age-maid, it can be risky. It needs a specialist. And because of that, their point of view... What kind of surgery are you going to do with vascular dementia? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what's going on with you. I'm sorry, bro. I know we got doctors watching. What's that? I've never heard of a surgery that can help dementia. No. Like that? A board table, right? No, and they've got that underlight under him. Right. Yeah. And they have a lot of shots of a lot of background. I've also noticed that something I'd love to ask. Is she hit or anyone involved in the production? You know how Zoya evaded blues throughout Allagully Boy? They've done the opposite in this. The blue is a constant, thematic visual. Prove the story about Michael, sir, and his partner, the way, sir. Wasn't this the same story, sir? This is such a great job of including story elements without making exposition, dialogue, but making it natural. These are cases to be in the end, you know? They've got a lot of charges to work with. And yes, and one more thing. If you want to do anything, then do it with your heart. If you do it half way, neither does it work well, nor does it make your heart happy. What do you think is all this singing? Yeah, the music is very strange for thinking. What are you doing? Sorry, mother. Hey, leave it. My son is making fun of me. I'm sorry, first. I did it, son. I got this from him. Thank you, Shakur. These days, the counterfeiting salesman has got a new cheap, hard cash machine. Nice shot. He's holding his notes in this. Hey, who knows? Glasses and games, bros. You can't see anything. What? He's going to sleep so much, huh? Who made this? Everything we saw before this was leading up to this. That's why they didn't let them. They didn't let them. Nice. That was a flashback. Well done. Well done. The sound. Yes. Just show it off now, sound design people. The lines on the shirt. One of them is superimposed. It's like micro printing. It's not like a computer. It's like an artist's touch. That's a great actor. It's really what they don't say. Absolutely. Stillness is silence, but he speaks. And the unpredictability. I like it. What?  If you want to go to the movies, you have to go to the movies. There's no one here. Why are you sitting like that? I've stopped all of this. That's what you think? Right, right. Let me explain things to you, son. I never let go of this. I've stopped all of this. You don't understand. I'll give you a massage. I'll give you a massage. I'll give you a massage. I'll give you a massage. He wasn't really asking before. He could have said that. But he said... He said, How do I let go of him? He's going to shake that hand. He's going to shake that hand. He's going to shake that hand. He's going to shake that hand. You have to do this. So that you get an art stage. So that you can tell the world that you're an artist. What do you mean by that? Yeah, great episode. That's what obviously I think we thought was going to have to happen. At some point they were going to come together. Nua would happen. It's almost the Gus. Yeah. Heistburg. Situation. But yeah, obviously I'm guessing they're going to all go up against VJ now. I still think the grandpa is going to die. Yeah, I do too. Probably once he finds out something else. Oh, and I think we're going to find there's some other big players too that are going to come into the picture. Just like we do when we realize that it's not just Gus. It's a much bigger interconnected world. Somebody else's... Grandpa might die. I think he might remember he'll not have his memory and then in the last minute he'll see him do something bad and he'll be disappointed and then he'll die and that'll be the remaining image that Chad thinks his grandpa has of him before he dies. Which will probably just propel him and get him deeper into the hole. Yeah. It's a really good episode. It is. I'm just thoroughly impressed by the quality of it all. But that's no surprise coming from Raj and DK. Yeah, and Shahid. It's focused on what we love. It's focused on great story and great performances. Do you think family man could be connected to this world at all? As a universe? Absolutely it could. How do you really tie those two worlds together? It'd be pretty easy. Very easy. They're both taking place in modern day times. They're both involving crime that impacts India. They're just completely different types of organized crime but they absolutely could link them in some way. That would be very cool for example of the final episode. You suddenly can see wouldn't that be fun? I haven't seen anything that would... You know what else the story reminds me of which is also it's the same story we've said repeatedly that this is something that's there's nothing new under the sun in terms of this kind of story but it kind of reminds me a little bit as well of Scarface. I just want to make some money I'm given an opportunity I take it, I meet somebody powerful decide what the hell and my relative is with me saying yeah let's do this and my suspicion is we're going to get to that same kind of anarchy at some point of full Heisenberg full the proverbial poop is going to hit the fan did the microphone stop at some point? Fuckin' no man. As long as something else... As long as this got it or something and I don't sound like frickin' Mongoose I don't understand it. 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If you're thinking of hitting the road full-time, you might have some legal questions. So today, I'm back with Steve Lado from Lado's Law, and he's going to answer some of the most common questions I get on full-time RV life. Hey, Steve, how are you doing? Doing very well. It's good to be here again. I have some questions for you that my viewers want to know all the time about living full-time in an RV. So this is going to be a quick one. But let's talk about overnight parking at like a Walmart or a Cabela's or something like that. If Walmart has private property for their parking lot, why is it that local ordinances can prevent people from parking there? Well, you know, here's the thing. The local ordinances are the law. And I'm not saying they're right, but a local municipality has the ability to say, we are going to forbid overnight parking or things of that nature. And their argument would be, you know, if this parking lot turns into a campground, it would be a different use than what that property is zoned for. So I suspect in most states, the municipalities are allowed to do that. It's just a question of, you know, whether it's going to be enforced or not, you know? Gotcha. Okay. And similar question. A lot of people that have RVs or schoolies or something like that, dream about maybe getting a little piece of land somewhere, maybe buying four acres, 20 acres, and just parking their rig on it part of the year or full time. And then they find out that the local ordinances don't allow them to do that. Even if you have a hundred acre property in some places, you can't put an RV that you bought on a property that you bought. Why is that in some places? Well, again, the local municipalities, whether it's an actual town or village or township or whatever, has the right to regulate, you know, what we consider a domicile, a building that you live in. And most areas actually have building codes and zoning ordinances to say, if you're going to be living into this building, it's got to have the following things. They often have things about, you know, bathrooms and running water and also square footage. And quite often, I suspect that many trailers don't hit those requirements. And so they're going to say that letting you live in an RV, doesn't matter if your piece of property is, letting you live in your RV on your piece of property would be in violation of the zoning ordinance that says your house must be a certain size or whatever. And again, whether it's right or wrong, it's the law. So, you know, you want to just do the research in advance and find out if that law exists someplace. Cause I mean, some people obviously have this idea and they find the ideal piece of property and it looks great, but you can't see the building codes unless you do the research. So you got to find out what the building codes say and whether you're allowed to do that. And if you are great, if you're not, then the property is not as attractive as it should be. Right. It's the same kind of thing that people with tiny houses run into. Yes, yes. They have to come in trouble with that. Yeah, and it's one of those, most people don't stop to think about it because if you grew up in America, you probably grew up in a house that met zoning requirements. And you're so used to being around things that it would shock you if I said, oh, by the way, this house over here is only this many square feet and it has no bathrooms. You'd be like, what? So I understand that RVs might have all the things that a house has, but I suspect most of them would run into trouble with respect to the square footage and things of that nature. Right. You know, that makes me think of another one. If you get a piece of property and you're able to be on it, but the road up to your property is on an easement. What do you run into there? What happens if somebody doesn't want to let you use that road anymore? You have to find out what the easement is and what it allows because easements are very, very tricky business. If you have a piece of property that's landlocked, for instance, the only way you can get to it is by crossing someone else's property, but you have an easement that says you can cross the property. Then you can probably drive vehicles over it. You'd probably drive a trailer over it, but then the question becomes, are you dragging anything else over there or not? But you can usually find this stuff out in advance again before you buy the property, figure this stuff out. Okay, great. So now I'm gonna get to the juicy stuff. If you live full-time in an RV and it's your house and you're going over state lines and stuff, what if you have a gun and what if you have some weed? What happens if you cross the state lines with stuff in your car? And here's the thing. Many people view their RV like it's their home.  But you've gotta remember that when you cross state lines, you're entering another state, you're in the jurisdiction of another state. And you might find that there's some state that's extremely tolerant of marijuana usage. And you might find there's a state right across the state line that is extremely intolerant, still thinks that reefer madness was a documentary. In which case, you need to know that before you cross state lines because once you're over there, technically speaking, you could be breaking the law. And your argument can't be, well, I wasn't breaking the law in the other state, you're not in the other state anymore, now you're in this state. And so that problem is going to occur with marijuana, drugs, but also guns. And I get asked this all the time, especially many states, there is literally a patchwork, a quilt of 50 different sets of state laws regarding guns, hand guns, carry permits, long guns, everything. And most states have got so much regulation in place that the next state over is completely different. And they don't necessarily even recognize each other so that if you have a permit to carry a particular kind of gun in one state, crossing the state line, you might be in violation of that law. Now, I know people who say, Steve, that's wrong. I'm not here to debate morality with you. I'm somebody telling you the law. And I've heard of many occasions where someone gets stopped at the border or near the border or they cross the border. And they're like, but I came from a state where this is legal. It's like, yeah, but you're not there anymore. That's the problem. So you need to do some research. The good news is with the internet, you can research this stuff really easily and find out what the laws are in which state. You know, if you're in Michigan, you can pass over into Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio and very quickly into Illinois, five or six states you can get to very quickly from Michigan. It might change how you wanna travel to figure out which states are more friendly to whatever it is that you're doing. Right. Let's say you're going over a state border crossing, which we happen, it happens to us a lot in our Vs. Like you're going from California to Arizona or New Mexico to Arizona, usually Arizona, and there's a border crossing and they wanna search inside the rig itself. Do you have to let them do that? Let's say a drug dog alerted. You probably do, but. Here's the problem. The police who often interact with those on the highways, whether it's in a car, on a motorcycle or in an RV will quite often ask you or try to cajole you into giving them permission. Would you mind if I looked in your RV? And as an attorney, I suggest to people that you very, very politely decline that. And if they say, oh, why are you declining that? Just say, you know something I talked to an attorney once, he told me, I probably should. What can I tell ya? And now if they want to try to come up with some reason that they think they're entitled to search, they might search. And then the question becomes what they find, whether what they find can be used against you in the court and you may have to litigate that, which is not pretty. But the problem you have is, for instance, like let's suppose they pull you over and it's a canine unit and you say, I don't want to let you search.    But it's unfortunate because when they search something, they don't just walk through and look. They're often digging through stuff. It's very, very intrusive. But my advice is to not consent and listen very carefully. Because if they ask you, would you mind if I looked? They're trying to get your permission. And they know that most people out of politeness will say, sure, go ahead, I've got nothing to hide. And the next thing you know, they're in your medicine cabinet going, do you have a prescription for these? Do you have a prescription?  People that travel need to have the same legal documents as other people. Maybe a will, a living will, power of attorney, something like that. Where should we keep those documents? Should we keep it with us? Or what's a safe place to store those things? And what do you think people should have? You know, that's an interesting question because the concern I have with putting stuff in your RV and taking it with you is I understand that the RVs are relatively secure, but they're not as secure as like your home would be. And so I would suggest, I mean, there's certain documents you've got to carry on you. Your driver's license, the registration of the vehicle, proof of insurance probably is a good idea. But as far as like documents like your will and things of that nature, I would consider leaving them with someone you trust very, very much like, I don't know if you have an attorney possibly, attorneys often hold on to documents for people. You might want to get a safe deposit box, perhaps, and just make sure you make the payments on it.  So I, you know, I hang onto documents for people and I can keep them secure. And you know, if anything ever happens to me, this is where the stuff is, you know? So, but that's something people should think about because, you know, I know where all my important documents are, but, you know, I have a house, you know? So I'd be a little concerned about putting them in the cabinet when the cabinet falls off the wall and you got to take it back for warranty work. Right? And some people have a little space and stuff, but you know, there could be a fire, there could be an accident, you never know. Okay, well, give me advice. Thank you so much, Steve. Thank you. This is gonna be super helpful for my people. Again, everybody, check out Steve Lado here on YouTube and on the internet. He's got some great books too. I appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. Anytime, thanks. All right, everybody have happy travels and be free.


In this video, I will identify the muscles that move the humeral ulnar joint, commonly known as the elbow joint, and list the origin, insertion, and action of the major muscles that move the humeral ulnar joint. We'll start by taking a look at the large superficial muscles that move the humeral ulnar joint. The most familiar is the biceps brachii, commonly just referred to as the biceps muscle, but it's important to give the full name biceps brachii, distinguish biceps brachii from the biceps femoris. Biceps means two heads, so there are two muscle bellies or two origins for biceps brachii. The short head of biceps brachii is more medial as well as shorter than the long head, which is more lateral. The origin of the short head is the corcoid process of the scapula, whereas the origin of the long head is the supraglenoid cubicle. The action of biceps brachii is to flex the humeral ulnar joint, and also the biceps brachii performs the action of supination of the proximal radio ulnar joint. Deep to biceps brachii is the brachialis muscle, and the brachialis muscle performs the action of flexion at the humeral ulnar joint. On the posterior of the brachial region is the triceps brachii, commonly shortened to triceps. The triceps brachii has three origins, or three heads, and from this view we can see just the lateral head and the long head, but there is also a medial head, which is mostly deep to the long head, so it cannot be seen in this illustration. The triceps brachii has the action of extension at the humeral ulnar joint, so the long head of biceps brachii has its origin from the supraglenoid cubicle, and insertion onto the radius down here at the radial tuberosity. The actions of biceps brachii include flexion of the humeral ulnar joint, and supination of the proximal radio ulnar joint. The short head of biceps brachii has its origin from the coracoid process of the scapula, and inserts together with the long head onto the radial tuberosity to have those same actions of flexion and supination, flexion of the humeral ulnar joint, and supination of the proximal radio ulnar joint. The brachialis has its origin deep to the biceps brachii on the anterior diathesis of the humerus, and insertion on the ulna at the ulnar tuberosity and the coranoid process of the ulna. The action of brachialis is to flex the humeral ulnar joint. This illustration allows us to see all three heads of biceps brachii. In the yellow color we can see the lateral head of biceps brachii. In the red color we see the long head of biceps brachii. And then the green color shows us the medial head of biceps brachii. And so you can see that the medial head of the biceps brachii is visible on the medial surface of the alecranol region at the distal end of the brachial region. But the majority of the medial head of biceps brachii is deep to the long head of biceps brachii. The origin of the long head of biceps brachii is the infraglenoid tubercle of the scapula. The insertion of biceps brachii is the alecranon process of the ulna, and the action is to extend the humeral ulnar joint. The origin of the lateral head of biceps brachii is along the posterior diaphysis of the humerus, just superior to the radial groove. The insertion is the alecranon process of the ulna, and the action is extension of the humeral ulnar joint. The medial head of biceps brachii has its origin on the posterior diaphysis of the humerus, just inferior and medial to the origin of the lateral head. And then the insertion of all three heads for the triceps brachii is on to the alecranon process of the ulna, and the action of all three heads is the same extension of the humeral ulnar joint. Now we'll take a look at a couple muscles that move the humeral ulnar joint that are found in the antibrachial region. There's brachioradialis, a muscle found in the lateral antibrachial region that has the action of flexion at the humeral ulnar joint as a synergist to assist biceps brachii and brachialis. You can see brachioradialis from either an anterior or a posterior view, but on the right here in our posterior view there's another muscle that moves the humeral ulnar joint known as anconius. Anconius is a synergist with the triceps brachii to perform the action of extension of the humeral ulnar joint. So the origin of brachioradialis is the lateral supercondylar ridge of the humerus, and the insertion of brachioradialis is the styloid process of the radius way down at the distal end of the radius. And the action of brachioradialis is to flex the humeral ulnar joint.