What's up everybody, this is Chris from the Rewired Soul where we talk about the problem but focus on the solution. And today we are going to be talking about a very serious subject, domestic abuse, violence, all of that in relationships with all of the news surrounding Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard and the new audio tapes that have been released. So the overwhelming majority of domestic abuse victims are women. According to the National Domestic Violence Hotline, 1 in 3 women have been victims of severe physical violence by an intimate partner. That's huge, 1 in 3 women. But although the majority of victims are women, there are also many men out there who are victims as well but they don't speak up about it. And that's something that we're seeing right now with the Amber Heard and Johnny Depp situation. So first let's kind of go through the timeline of what happened between these two and get to where we're at now. And I'm somebody who's actually a man who was a victim of domestic violence in some previous really toxic relationships and I don't really talk about it that much so I wanted to kind of share my perspective on this situation as well a little bit later in this video. So back in 2018, Amber Heard released an open letter speaking out against domestic violence and accusing Johnny Depp of physically abusing her. Not only that but she donated all $7 million from the divorce settlement to charity. And to be honest with everything that's just come out, it kind of seems like that was a tactic because Amber Heard knew that the truth about this situation was eventually going to come out. So with the publicity of the Me Too movement, there was a time when Johnny Depp was being shunned by what seemed the entire world. This was right before the release of Fantastic Beasts The Crimes of Grindelwald. During this time, people were pressuring J.K. Rowling to remove Johnny Depp from the film and she released the following statement on her website. The huge, mutually supportive community that has grown up around Harry Potter is one of the greatest joys of my life. For me personally, the inability to speak openly to fans about this issue has been difficult, frustrating and at times painful. However, the agreements that have been put in place to protect the privacy of two people, both of whom have experienced a desire to get on with their lives, must be respected. Based on our understanding of the circumstances, the filmmakers and I are not only comfortable sticking with our original casting, but genuinely happy to have Johnny Depp playing a major character in the movies. So fast forward a couple years or about a year and a half later to today, hashtag Amber Heard is an abuser is currently trending on Twitter because some audio recordings got released where it shows that Amber Heard was actually the abuser. So let's listen to this first clip. I said, no, I said to you, hey, tell Travis what just happened. You told me to do it. He told me to go do that.  And you said, no fucking, I didn't.   No way. I'm sorry that I didn't punch you across the face in a proper slap, but I was hitting you. It was not punching you, but you're not punched.  No, even a lot of fights have been around a long time.    I don't know what the boat motion of my actual hand was, but you're fine. I did not hurt you. I did not punch you. I was hitting you. How are your toes? What am I supposed to do? Do this?  Am I? You are. That's the difference between me and you.  Because you start physical fights? Because you start physical fights? So there's a few things that we need to discuss here when it comes to men being the victims of domestic violence. So the first one is she calls them a baby, all right? So this is something that's common, like it challenges your manhood, right? Like as men we're made to believe, oh, we're manly, we're stronger than women, like we can't be the victim of domestic violence.  You should be able to take it. And as a man that perceived a notion of being manly, that can make you think like, oh, wow, yeah, you're right. Like I shouldn't be such a wuss. I shouldn't be such a baby. Then she tries to minimize what she actually did to him, right? So he says that she punched him and she's saying, oh, that wasn't a punch. That was just a slap, you know? But from his side, his perception was, no, no, no, you punched me, right?   And in the heat of an argument, like it getting physical, all right? I don't care if it's with an open hand or a closed fist. None of that is acceptable.   And the thing is too that we have to realize that men who are abusers as well, they do this to women all the time, right? Because let's say for example, maybe they throw the woman against the wall and she's like, you hit me, right? And he's like, I didn't hit you. I just pushed you. You see what I mean? Like these little like splitting of hairs. So what actually happened? Like at the end of the day, something physical happened out of anger and that is not okay. Like we need to understand that abuse is abuse. All right? So let's listen to this next clip.  Abusers often do this too. They try to make it seem as though there's this uncontrollable part of themselves that they take zero responsibility for, right? Like, oh, it's just when I get this way, when I get angry, like I have to do this. Like they are this complete Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and they have absolutely no control over that part of themselves. And that is absolutely ridiculous and it is a manipulation tactic because the goal of saying something like that is to make you sympathize with them. All right? Your abusers try to make you think that this is just, this is like some kind of illness that they have that it's uncontrollable and there's no help for that part of themselves. And that is not true in any way shape or form. All right? Because everyone, everyone has the personal responsibility to get help for their issues. All right? And let me repeat that for the people in the back. Everyone has the personal responsibility to get help for their personal issues. Okay? So it's not like there's just this thing and there's no help available. Like what we need to understand, like I, I often empathize and maybe I empathize a little bit too much, but oftentimes abusers, they have a history of being abused. All right? So like I don't, I don't necessarily think that Amber Heard is lying about being the victim of domestic violence of herself. Right? But what can happen is, is when somebody's in abusive relationships, one after another or even a long-term one, that becomes normalized. You start to believe that that's what relationships are supposed to be like. This is often the case for children who grew up in an abusive home.  You see what I mean. So again, like I, I, I believe that Amber Heard has been in abusive relationships, but it's her responsibility to go get help. You know what I mean? It can't just be one of the things like, oh, that's just what I learned. So I do it because it's unacceptable. So again, I just want to reiterate that the overwhelming majority of abuse victims are women. Okay? But we do need to start a conversation because men can be victims too. All right? So again, like I said, from my personal perspective of somebody who has been a victim of domestic violence, the way I see it is that there's two primary reasons why men don't seek help. All right? So the first one, the first one that you really need to think about is it's, it's somewhat dangerous for a man to call the cops. All right? To call the cops and saying, Hey, I'm being abused by my female partner because the stereotype is due to the majority of abuse victims being women is that the man is the abuser. So if a man does call the cops, there is a chance that he'll get arrested. You see what I mean? And because of that, you know, that power dynamic between men and women, like even if a man, like this is something that I had to be worried about, even if a man defended himself, like I never even defended myself. I didn't want to accidentally put my hands up to block or anything because if I accidentally hit her, like that, that script can easily get flipped and say, Oh, he started it. Oh, look at this bruise.  You know, like just the, the, the idea that men are typically the abusers, like that's something I had to worry about. But the second reason is like I talked about a little bit earlier is, is that men are supposed to be manly, right? They're supposed to be able to just take it, you know? And if you call the cops, like what, what's that saying about your own manhood, right? It's this perceived sign of weakness.  So those are a couple reasons why men don't reach out and call about this.  So I wanted to wrap up this video by talking about some resources. And one of the best resources out there is the domestic violence hotline, at least here in the United States. If you're from other parts of the country and you have resources, feel free to leave them down in the comments below. So the domestic violence hotline, not only do they provide a bunch of resources for both men and women, but a lot of people are afraid to even look this stuff up because their abusive partner like goes through their phone, looks at their computer or their laptop or whatever it is, right? And there's this fear that if they walk in on you looking this stuff up, they might hurt you, right? So check this out. The domestic abuse, domestic violence hotline, they have this really cool feature. So check it out. If you're like browsing through their website, they have this little X at the bottom right hand of the screen where you can click it, boom, shoot you to Google. It's said that you can also hit escape and it'll send you back to Google. I personally use Google Chrome as my web browser.  So I don't know if you check it out and you want to experiment with it, go for it. I don't know if my computer is just being funky. But anyways, like go check that out. I'll also link it down in the description below.  And I want to make it very clear to anybody watching this that you do not deserve to be treated like that. Your abuser is going to try to break you down mentally, emotionally. They are going to try to manipulate you.  And these are lies that they are telling you to keep control in that situation. All right. So reach out. There are resources available. And if you're somebody who has been traumatized, buy these types of situations, like please go get help. Like therapy is an amazing, amazing tool. Like I have had a traumatic past. I personally go see a therapist and it helps me work through a lot of those things. Sometimes there are things bubbling up in my present that I don't even realize are coming from my past. And that way I can work on them in the here and now and start that healing process. All right. But anyways, that's all I got for this video. If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up. If you're new, make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell. And I want to send out a huge thank you to everybody who supports the channel over on Patreon, as well as everybody who buys my mental health books at the rewiredsole.com or the mental health merch that we put out there. All right. Thanks again for watching. I'll see you next time.


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Good afternoon everyone and welcome. This is Melissa with the stocks which I'm here today reviewing HPQ live gap here tonight This is definitely a watch for me Tomorrow morning. This reported had earnings rallied up here to 1979 fell Low in here looks like around 415 was 1815. Let's see where that is over here Was down in here couldn't hold it moved up. I still like this for tomorrow I don't think this actually opens around this area I think this is going to continue to fall into the post market tonight and the pre-market tomorrow morning So I honestly honestly think this is going to continue down lower Back down into this area here where it was just you know about an hour ago or so So I will not rate this till tomorrow morning But I think this continues to fall and if it does it will be a good watch for me tomorrow And I think this can move a buck. Let's see where it was today here so 50 cents today Let's have to see where it opens tomorrow So HPQ is a watch for now for tomorrow for me I don't know what this is going to rate because I don't think it's going to open here around this 1860 area I think it's going to continue to drop The more the better for this for tomorrow and I guess realistic target I'll have to be about 50 cents. Although I'd love to get a dollar out of something tomorrow The one nice thing about HPQ very easy to trade lots of volume We'll have the pre-market volume and the stops will be good. We'd even just look in here in a five-minute chart I mean this you could get a 10 cent stop on a five-minute chart in the stock So I think this should provide a nice play tomorrow even if I'm only figuring a 50 cent target I have to really see where it actually opens But I think we can get a nice nice play in this tomorrow and I will be looking to do that So HPQ is definitely a short watch for me tomorrow. It's moving a lot in here in the post market I think it's going to gap down more We'll have to wait and see the more the better for this for HPQ for tomorrow's watch and Tomorrow's Thursday actually August 24th. So we'll see what we get. Good luck everybody I'm watching HPQ tomorrow morning as a top watch to short And we'll see where it actually opens in the morning and how it rates once I get up tomorrow morning Have a great night everyone if you're interested in the Golden Gap course email me at melissa at the stockswish.com


on everyone Sam here late in sports cards ripping 2022 tops five star baseball hobby eight box case break number 24 random division style here's a look again at your divisions sorry Regina at least got the al central out of it though that's pretty solid as always you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as the link in chat good luck everybody this fired up again all right see what we got i'll see a crazy let's see a logo man come out of this man hold the alonzo i want to see another nasty logo man what'd you get smiles i guess that paper is really wedged in there oh brice harper 101 white whale nice was it the printing play or was it autographed it's a five star no recap on this guy's everything is a hit no auto nice was it here did you pull it on your own west starting up is chasmacormic nice one there pale west that keem d and we've got and at least going to rich g how about a john smoltz 13 out of 25 on the blue smolcee seen him a few times today that's one there last baseball break it's kind of weird it's already 715 i'm pausing you're having fun got nl central the wizard ozzie smith man puel this one's cool al s 20 of 50 how to mark to shara see a lot of techs nice one there congrats uh to a keem d there you go keem picking up a couple nice cards for yourself keem pulled that otani last upgrade oh i need to save a box and wrap it for this for a personal for the one last night the otani was a little smudged uh nos max munsey 9 of 40 there you go regina nl central johnny bench not numbered nice one there you go nam q got a jackson reeds rookie otto nl central and silver signatures 12 of 40 tom clavin now we just need a maddox that's it got a smoltz we got a glaven we need a maddox now that's pretty cool smiles there's al west cow rolly nice one there congrats on that again keem big dumper big dumper golden graph seven of 20 going to the nl east there'll strawberry he's got a name music please don't hurt me oh nice that's awesome smiles nl central tony since he on 48 out of 75 the reds and nl east david right the captain rich g again nice dude okay sit yet uh oh yeah actually yes ronnie dawson for the uh nl central and go to rocky c with the al east how about a jumbo jersey otto patch otto 12 of 15 at brandon wow redemption what's up niques dates uh that's not a filler from you we've got furgy jankins 9 of 50 for the nl central that really doesn't really doesn't reach out so you got redemption five star autograph of cal ripkin jr going to the orioles congrats on that al east there you go rocky nice one there buddy i'll do it for the break y'all thanks again for the fill do appreciate it next up we've got a uh mosaic


Everybody forced here ripping 21 22 Chronicles basketball hobby six box half case number eight Pick team style Allen F bucks Angie with the heat Bradley with the Sixers Denny H. Lakers glory has the Rockets How she in with the jazz Harper wizards Hank B. Pacers Humon Warriors H. Lynn Thunder Jason T. Kings Jonathan M. Nuggets Jonathan S. T Wolves Jordan N. Blazers Jorge M. Raptors Landon H. Magic Michael H. Celtics bulls Michael V. Mavericks Patrick C. Spurs Patrick W. Cavs Raymond G. Pistons Ryan S. Has the Grizzlies Scott Y. Pelicans Scott A. Hornets Timothy M. Hawks Wayne S. Nicks Nets Clippers And Sons Good luck everybody last Chronicles daytime get more random styles tonight Come on. Let's see a gala have not seen a gala yet. I would love to pull one Big gala would be huge too Big name Yeah, thanks everybody for filling up the breaks today. Let's get Kenzie's breaks filled up for tonight Jeremiah Robinson Earl Thomas treasures rookie 242 a 249 thunder Jelene Suggs uh crusade Young honors essential Zaire Williams and Marquis Steph Curry Evan Mobley Cavs red playbook 108 of 149 on the rookie card there Duarte hometown heroes Pacers Kaminga rookies and stars red for the warriors 139 of 149 Mobley Marquis Cavaliers and Zaire Williams XR James Harden prism update we've got a Herbert Jones rookie pelicans phoenix auto Numbered 77 of 149 there you go pelicans Giddy essentials for the calves and a shengun 75th anniversary essentials the rockets 9 of 75 Bones Highland luminance nuggets rookie number 82 out of 99 A Mobley crusade base for the calves a jock landale spurs hometown heroes auto 21 out of 99 XR Mobley and bones essentials Bear bones essentials is that what they say sometimes? Scotty Barnes gold standard three of 10 Raptors with a nasty Scotty Barnes Jorge M Great hit there Jorge Three of 10 gold standard Scotty Barnes. 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We got to pull a big opulence auto crusade Cameron thomas Shona then commingo warriors a limited rookie jersey auto 23 of 99 Heck yeah dubs One of the last teams purchased like second to last i want to say Congrats to whom on h Took a chance on the big team and got a nice hit Franz Wagner essentials for the magic Herbert jones rookie limited numbered one of 75 for the pelicans Good donch itch honors christa warte honors red for the pacers numbered 52 of 149 Jones scotty barns xr phoenix rookie julie uh, not julian, but jalen green for the rockets silver rookie honors magic france vagner Jaws essentials and marquee magic rookie france vagner 84 of 149 timeless treasures yannis onto the kumpo bucks 38 of 249 bones highland magic hometown heroes france vagner So here williams marquee and xr bones island random williams prism update jalen green hometown heroes rockets france vagner xr magic and a 75th anniversary Trey murphy the third five a 75 for the pelicans per se davia mitchell and a Bucks rookie autos andro mama kelly schvilly hometown heroes 147 of 149 bucks on the rookie auto Tatum essentials and marquee jalen sucks two more boxes everybody Last two chronicles for daytime here Thunder jeremy robinson url playbook rookie 11 of 49 a mobly hometown heroes for the calves silver honors steve carry warriors rance moses moody xr plates and patches nets ricky cameron thomas 61 of 249 a giddy phoenix rookie base okay c kaminga rookies and stars dosumu xr and essentials jeremiah robinson url crusade duarte Airborne greg bound the third rookie auto blazers Auto goes a bit off the sticker on the bottom there Blazers that one's numbered 68 of 99 Essential shangun purple lebron xr very nice 13 of 49 lakers on the color match, too Awesome looking lebron Toscano anderson rookie for the dubs 3 of 99 on prestige there On the ran hometown heroes kobe whites airborne auto bulls 88 of 149 marquee brand embossed jr xr jalen sucks jock landale spurs prism update rookie a red france vagner hometown heroes for the magic Up a nice france there 149 of no 49 of 149 xr kade cunningham moses moody essentials And chats are quiet today everybody's either working hard or just uh Chillin real hard, you know it's either one or the other Got chronicles clippers paul george 58 of 149 Sorry, williams honors got blue kispert crusade rookie for the wizards 76 of 99 and a giddy marquee Last box not the biggest of release days though to be fair But two solid products and gold standard and chronicles, so we're gonna have fun ripping them today. We've had fun with chronicles already Gold standards up next timelish treasures moses moody rookie for the dubs 225 of 249 a france vagner honors rookie for the magic a phoenix rookie scotty barn's raptors marquee kispert marquee davion and trey young essentials It's an extra card in that half. You might be short one card in one of the other packs here bulls hometown heroes does sumo Sons cameron johnson airborne auto Thank you, excuse me your sons number 24 49 cameron johnson Pistons essentials kade cunningham and purple kevin durant pistons 22 49 of pistons I don't know why I said pistons nets on the kevin durant robinson url numbered to 10 for the thunder eight of 10 chronicles bass parallel book night crusade silver crusade kaminga rookie for the warriors scott erin wiggins xr train washington jr. Prism update rookie for the pacers an airborne rockets kenny martin jr. Auto 49 of 99 marquee yannis and an xr yannis K luminance crusade shingoon blue jaylon suggs honors nice one magic Little off-center left to right. It looks like maybe not. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm off-centered 26 and 99 Certainly out of pocket. Maybe not off-centered. What about Hertz this season? He's even killing it He's looking really good. It's like a dual threat Him and to have both taken I think pretty big steps this year that 2020 quarterback class looking pretty nice right about now Got jammer and 124 149 grizzlies. That's okay. Matt dude. Congrats on that Yeah, man. I was happy to pull that for you. That was an awesome pagerie. That was a speckle, right? That was a good looking card red crusade book nights 19 of 149 for the hornets marquee and xr step curry Happy you got it safely. It's a and well from what I remember it was a pretty nice looking card Like you could probably grade it. I think That was a while ago for me in breaking years. That's The last week in breaking terms is like forever ago five releases a week now Hey man, congrats again All right Here we go. Recap got a purple Lebron to 49 for the Lakers and nice parallel there XR purple Suggs Phoenix for the magic to 49 Good looking stuff there got a shengun two of 10 for the Rockets from absolutes Autos now Kobe white bulls airborne to 149 bucks. Sandra momo killish feelie to 149 Herbert jones pelicans Phoenix to 149 national pride wizards then they have dia To 99 airborne kreg band the third blazers to 99 airborne kenny martin jr. Rockets to 99 Yeah, it's interesting. I'll talk to you second Matt. Uh, jock landale to 99 spurs jock landale to 99 spurs getting a, um Box and wrapper out to you spurs for this one. There's like roller lines on it Just to manufacture damage error there shengun rookie Phoenix auto to 49 for the Rockets a cam johnson suns auto airborne to 49 and azair Williams grizzlies hometown here is 25 We also had gold standard scottie barns three of 10 for the raptors Gorgeous card and a rookie jersey out of kaminga 23 and 99 for the warriors Thanks again everybody for filling up the chronicles breaks today. We've got gold standard up next


Your coca-cola bottler presents Claudia Claudia based on the play and novels by Rose Franken brought to you transcribed Monday through Friday By your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself. Have a coke And now Claudia Oh, he's not on the foot here. I thought he was in the kitchen with you once he isn't nosing around the icebox I figured he was helping you shave I've got his breakfast ready, but I can't find him. What are you feeding him soft boiled eggs? Inc. I'd let him take eggs out of your mouth. He's getting two pounds of steak steak He's taking that out of my mouth. I'll take the eggs here Honestly, I don't see how a big dog like him can get lost in a little apartment like this here. He comes See that he's walking on three legs Well, I'm walking on two any objections. Yes, he's got four. He's letting one go to waste I don't think he looks well. Oh, how can you tell? Well, his eyes look feverish.  Yes, that's the one He was all right yesterday. I'll heal that beautifully. Come over here boy. Come on. Come on. Let me see the paw Come on now This isn't going to hurt. Papa just wants to look Oh It's kind of warm. It's not warm. It's boiling. David feel his nose Stop saying mmm and tell me. Hmm. David you're impossible. Well feel it yourself It's boiling too.  I don't know something he ate. No, not something he ate I go to the best butcher in the neighborhood You think he has a cold looks to me as if his paw that's bothering you See how he's licking it He's trying to tell us something David Oh, it's awful not to be able to understand now darling. There's nothing to get excited about there is there's everything to get excited about Oh, David, let's not just stand here. Let's do something Look, Claudia dogs and cats and other animals aren't like people. They they're quite accustomed by nature to take care of themselves But they don't take care of themselves. They go off into the woods and die David do you think that Bloss thinks that under the bed is the woods? I don't think so darling And if so he's out of the woods now I think he may merely have gotten some kind of infection in his paw not around here There's no infections around here. I keep the apartment spotless. You've taken him walking, haven't you? You know, I always thought dogs ought to wear shoes How can they expect not to get infections running around on the street with their bare feet? David what are we going to do? Well, I think we ought to heat up some boric acid solution and make a compress of it That'll take the fire out and maybe by tonight the infection will be all gone Where does it go when it's gone? Darling, this is no time for scientific investigation Well, what if it doesn't go away? What if he gets worse?  I'm going to take good care of you. You just wait and see now before you know it You can be all well and running around on four legs again Now come on.  All I can say is that I'm awfully thankful.  Oh, say hello, Mrs. Nighting and Mrs. Nighting. It's Mrs. Nighting on extension one Hello, darling How's everything? Yeah He chewed the bandage off Well, darling, I think we ought to take him to a hospital But that's what hospitals are for If you were sick you would want to be in a hospital, wouldn't you? You wouldn't Oh, you're different No, I I don't think bluff is different too I'll tell you what you do, darling You put bluff in the car and pick me up here downstairs, right? And darling Just one thing Drive carefully. Remember you don't like hospitals Oh, uh, Lottie Lottie come in here a minute Say mr. Norton your wife. She sounded worried. Oh, and now you're frowning. Yes, I know Well, I don't mean to be nosy mr. Norton, but sometimes it helps to talk. Yes Sometimes it does Lottie somebody sick I don't know.   What do you think is the matter? I mean privately just between you and me. What's your diagnosis of the situation?  You can be half dead and still be alive So mr. Norton, I wouldn't worry if I were you Your wife She's upset. She sounded it. Claudia takes these things very hard. Oh me too. It's my disposition You're either made with a sponge instead of a heart or a stone Your wife and me we're sponges Say mr. Norton, you haven't told me. Who is it that's sick?  Oh, say mr. Norton, you sure are a card What did you expect it to smell like a kennel David it's so quiet in here it makes me want to whisper And you're so just like a broken record Come on bluff. There's the reception desk over there darling.  He was in here before 10 days ago I brought him in he was in an accident. He was in here two days You wish to register your dog now as a patient Well, if the doctor feels the order remain here for treatment. Yes, now have the name of the patient bluff Bluff it's a very nice name bluff Breed very good Claudia. She doesn't mean that she means what kind of dog. Oh Well, he's right there. She can see for herself. You'll have to excuse my wife. She's a bit upset. I am not he's a great day age 10 months He's only a baby darling. Nobody is interested in your editorial comments But if he's going to be a patient here again, I think they ought to know all about him nature of illness Well, it's his paw You stitched it up 10 days ago And I think the doctor must have dropped a stitch or something because he doesn't seem to be able to walk on it Oh sharp I think he's developed an infection. When did you first notice the symptoms this morning under the bed? Oh, um past history of patient. No other illness But david he was in here 10 days ago. That's not illness darling. It was an accident. He was sick It's the same thing name of owners mr. Mrs. David noughton address But you have all this the last time I was here I'll look up the records now if you'll take the patient into the reception room. Dr. Mixill will be right with you I had dr. Hicks last time dr. Hicks was in the accident room Dr. Mixill takes ambulatory cases Well, he isn't very ambulatory He's only ambulatory on three feet. Uh now come darling You too bluff. Come on boy into the reception room.  They get the best dogs in new york city. They're certainly putting on the dog David look at that painting. Oh, I think it's mean to have it fruit Should be a bone a bone. I think that would be meaner. Oh poor bluff. Now just relax bluff. Everything's going to be all right Here bluffy bluffy My david he's licking my hand. Here's the doctor now Well, well, uh, mr. Noughton. Mrs. Noughton. Oh dr. Mixill. That's right And isn't this the patient here? That's him There fellow, what's the matter? It's his paw. The doctor can see that darling Well, he was asking bluff and bluff cat talk. So I answered feverish inflamed Looks like a rather serious infection However, it seems to be localized. Is that good? Mr. Noughton, I suggest you leave the patient here We'll have to give him a blood count various other analyses and of course The necessary treatment. How long do you think he's going to have to be here? Darling, how would the doctor know? He's just seen bluff for the first time. Is he very sick? He doesn't seem to be very sick However, one must never be too hasty in a judgment You wish the dog in semi-private private or ward private, of course I don't think that's necessary doctor. I I think the ward will do fine David, don't you want the best for a lot?  Not at all not at all I think he will get along just fine in the ward We are very fortunate. We have the bed space for him All hospitals are so crowded these days. Yes, aren't they? What will we be able to see him doctor? Visiting hours are from nine to ten in the morning One to two in the afternoon and six to eight in the evening. Well, we'll come in this evening Can't I wait here? Help the office be quiet and maybe you'll let me see him before then I'm afraid that's not possible mrs. Noughton You see the routine of the hospital must be observed. Yes. I I understand. Well come along bluff We'll see what we can do for you. Goodbye. Oh bluffy. Oh boy. Be good Think of me so long old boy Take care of yourself. Goodbye We'll miss you come along now bluff We'll go right up to the laboratory Goodbye, mrs. Noughton and mr. Noughton That's right. Don't step on that sore call David it's so sad. I know darling, but he's going to be all right. David.  Well, we'll we'll come back this evening.  Will you?  Isn't it usually a feeling that you're never putting the hostess out that she's glad to see you any old time? She doesn't go to any trouble simply steps over to the refrigerator and brings out a tray of ice cold coca-cola But that simple gesture says better than words can how nice it is to see you Pause and refresh yourself Every day monday through friday claudia comes to you transcribed with the best wishes of your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola So listen again tomorrow at the same time And now this is joking saying or if war And remember whoever you are Whatever you do Wherever you may be When you think of refreshment think of coca-cola Or ice cold coca-cola makes any pause the pause that refreshes


We can survive without losing our lives. One person has to solve all this. We can survive if we have this opportunity. If we have anything to say about the future, We will not have any work to do We may have to spend few months to find a job. We have to work well with our work in the future. We have a heart to the future We have a good heart from the past. What is your opinion on this? We are closed for one year. We are closed for one year. We are closed for one year. We are closed for one year. There is no continuous job hold. Because the factories are closed, they are not getting the ESI benefit because the statutory minimum access is required. Only because of the Mandrega at least they are living now. Why is cash flow going down? They are saying they are not being provided work. That is the reason for the cash flow crisis. Then, I met many cash workers over the last few days and I understood quite a lot of their issues. Many of them have requested that I raise these issues in books of Allah and when I get over finished this yatra, in the middle of the yatra I will get a break then I will go and raise these issues in the books of Allah.


What's going on if in your family welcome back to another video if you guys are new to the channel Make sure you guys hit that subscribe button turn on your post notification But leave a positive comment down below for chance to get a what for chance when a shout out in the next video now I'm just gonna say this right now going through all these DMs. I guess is what you would call them. Yes. I'm nasty Real nasty and y'all a little weird to like actually y'all y'all a lot of weird right like I don't even want to know I didn't need to know this stuff, but I mean that's the purpose of today's video as you guys can tell Let's have a thumbnail video.  Janice got all the nasty weird ones I don't know why maybe because he's nasty and weird I'm not nasty or weird, bud. You nasty all of them. That's all I'm gonna say. I'm gonna read the first one Here we go, right?  They didn't say anything. This is a little like Why'd you come back home tipsy? Obviously he was drinking alcohol But like why and why you gotta go to your cousin's house to take a bath and why you gotta be a bath Why can't be a shower? Okay? I don't even know think about that. What they doing with a cousin in the bathtub. Oh Right this one just made me feel uncomfortable. I kind of wanted to block the person I sniffed my brother's underwear almost every night, but we're both straight, but he doesn't know about it, bro Why and I hope they're clean at least I hope they're clean on the where That's what they do. That's just nasty, bro. Why that makes me feel uncomfortable. Yeah, me too Oh my god I just did it with my stepbrother after we did the tic-tac of randomly hugging your siblings I feel like I feel like y'all lying like some of these are just made up I feel I don't think so because there's think about the world we live in that's very true There's some nasty people out here. I don't know. I'd like to think that these are just jokes But like if these are real then this world is more scary than I thought it was Brother's next one. My cousin kissed me on the lips Imagine kissing your cousin on the lips That's disgusting. Well, how would you react to that? Kissed you on the lips now for nothing. I know that's a normal thing and like Kissing on the lips your cousin.  Don't kiss me on the lips if you my cousin, bro I don't we rose we don't do that in my family if you are my family, you know We don't do that.  Oh my goodness.   That's not that's gangster That's probably where they got it from GTA. They're like, oh, let me go steal a car I kind of want to reply back and be like, yo, what do you do for a living today?  All right. I think this is my last like good one I had with my cousin's best friend while they were taking a dookie That is right. I'm not wait. I had That's friend water. I mean, that's not bad. I mean if your cousin walks out they go to use the bathroom and you're over here Doing it with a best friend. That's not necessarily nasty or anything like that. No, this is trifling I think that's just wrong. Like you do it Yeah, that's kind of grind me in a way, but I mean at least it ain't a relative. Oh, yeah That's just gross But I mean those are really like all the good ones that I have I guess you got the crazy one So let's hear it. All right. So let me start off with this one I slept with my ex's brother after he cheated on me. Was I wrong slept with my ex's brother when he Cheek how now you ain't wrong Of you I can see I can see why but you know if they got cheated on they know feelings anymore like I'm gonna I guess I get even with people I don't I don't let them be on top of me I let them I get even I touch myself in the bathroom to my boyfriend's picture while my parents were around Why wouldn't you just wait till later at night and you guys can be freaks when your parents were asleep? I don't know cuz maybe they were too young like to be with their boyfriend or whatever the case may be I mean, I guess I if you're sneaking around It's obviously for a reason they were probably too young this person looks very young. I don't see well That's not anything bad. I guess I mean, I guess that's a normal relationship kind of like I don't know you're I guess you're pleasuring yourself to your significant other I don't know I don't see anything wrong with that. I think they see something wrong with it because they're not allowed to obviously so All right, next one is I once had sex in the water at a public beach and the kid was like 15 feet away Oh, come on. You got salt water all up in there. Oh But hold on think about it here me out here me out salt water in the ocean the salt is really whale sperm, right? Imagine if a girl went into the water and got pregnant by a whale I'm done anyway. Yo, imagine the size of her belly. Oh my god That's not I said imagine the key word there was imagine. I can't someone said I had a sexual dream about my best friend Now that's just weird bro.  That's what I'm saying ruining that friendship right there, bro That's just it's a little weird. I followed my girlfriend to see if she lied about going to work and she never goes to work She's collecting unemployment. Is she getting the D? Dang, right. Yo, don't worry. That's it. She put her streets. That's it, bro This next person said this young man was doing my best friend dirty So I spit in some water and I served it to him So I'm assuming that they're like a waitress or something like that Like work at like a fast-food place and they came and they did that see This is why we trust in going like fast food places at a restaurant Especially if I know somebody bro I'm all for getting back at someone like getting revenge, but that's just nasty.  That's just wrong and you could have got fired if you got caught, you know what I'm like It ain't worth that. It ain't worth getting fired. Yeah, that's gross I don't I don't like that. I started dating four guys at a single time and ended up being with one for one and a half years Yes, he never knew this Yo the ultimate like I don't even how would you call that ultimate like sneaky link? That's bad Give him credit they kept it on the low for a year and a half Why would I be giving credit to that bro because that's four people that's four different people you hid secrets from You so you think that's that's funny. No, that's impressive. Oh, that's impressive.  I Don't know how I feel about your reactions to these to be honest.  That's impressive My next one is I got a BJ from this girl at a metal show in the mosh pit and we got kicked out And then the Maldives they put with the Bra, hold on you got a BJ in a mosh pit. That's kind of tight Yeah, it's a someone bite something off and bro. No, I think about it Think about how crazy mosh pits get people be coming out of their missing teeth and stuff That's true. I imagine someone punches them like or punches the girl like why she's like Think about it. There's so many things I could go wrong. This is gonna be like no not even that What if she would have like clenched and like ripped it? No, come on, bro I don't know. Well, at least at least that didn't happen, bro. That's just All right, and my last one is I once did it in a changing room. Hmm. I mean, that's not that bad Yeah, that's not too bad I can that's kind of exciting. Oh someone just DM me this one.   Y'all really just don't care.  Yo, I need some more good ones If you guys want to see a part two of this because this was actually low key funny If you guys want to see a part two make sure you guys follow us on Instagram Let us know you guys want a part two will do a confession is part two You know reacting to them and we're gonna pick out the craziest ones and don't like either just to make it sound good Sound crazy like I want to know y'all true dirty confession Thank you guys so much for watching today's video if you guys did don't forget to smash that like button and comment What anyway, if you guys are Anyway, if you guys enjoyed today's video make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button Comment down below if you guys want to see a part two or anything like that It is time for today's post notification shout out today's post notification shot It goes out to Cody Reynolds shout out to you bro Thank you so much for your love and support if you guys want to post on Christian shout out Like comment share subscribe and turn your post notification balls on see you notified whenever we post a new video That is right guys with all that being said y'all nasty as hell. 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on some of the global bond yields at the moment because obviously we've also got the Fed, that's another risk to sort of global markets over the next few months in a potential hike. What are global bond yields doing at the moment? Simon, Michelle joining us now. Simon. Good afternoon, Ingrid. Look, they remain lower. In fact, we had a broad market index come out from Bank of America which shows that global bond yields are at an all-time low, certainly the lowest they've been over 20 years. So no surprise there, but what it demonstrates is just the challenges that the US Fed has in that environment where you've had the ECB Bank of Japan continuing to support markets provide more bond buying. You know, they're flying alone at the moment. So obviously we've had a lot of commentary where they're pulling back or delaying that expectation for further rate increases that slightly remain a thing this year. We've got some Fed members speaking this week including hearing from Janet Yellen again. Any changes you expect to bond yields or do you think they've already priced in, you know, what we heard from her just last week? Look, they've been pretty steady really. There hasn't really been much of a move since sort of the beginning of March. You know, they're staying at those low points. We're certainly not seeing any volatility even if you look out in the long end. And that's really been supported by the volatility in the rest of the market. So it's good demand for bonds. That's keeping yields low. Additional support. I mean, the ECB is about to start buying investment-grade corporate bonds. That's going to provide more support there as well. So look, I think for the short term, we're not going to see much movement at all on those US rates. So I'm Michelle. Appreciate your time. Thanks for joining us. Thanks, Ingrid.


Welcome back to SuperCloud 22. I'm John Furrier, host of theCUBE with Dave Vellante with the opening keynote conversation with Victoria Varingo. He's the vice president of CrossCloud at VMware, CUBE alumni. Victoria, great to see you. Thanks for coming on. My pleasure. So you're kicking off the SuperCloud event, again, a pilot. Again, we were texting just a few months ago around some of the momentum. You identified this right away. You saw it, you saw the momentum. What's the reality around SuperCloud? What's your perspective? Well, I think that we have to go back to the history of IT over the last ever. It's, I feel like in IT, we're always running after the developers. The developers, they're smart. They go for the path of resistance and they create innovations. And then the entire stack moves around. And if you look at developers over the last 15 years, they're being going to the cloud. And the reason they're going to the cloud is, now they say, software is eating the world. It's really, who builds software? It's developers. So I think it's developers that are eating the world. And so, initially, there was one game in town, so they went with AWS, but eventually we got the multiple clouds. And now, the reality is that the applications, that it's how we make money, how we save money, they're running on multiple clouds. 75% of the company's running on multiple clouds today. And so, I think that creates the new computing platform for the next 10 years, 15 years. And we need to, I think, that multi-cloud world brings tremendous advantages, as we just talked, but also some challenges. And it's primed to a simplification. And that's where we're trying to do it. And one of the things we observe is this abstraction layer across clouds to create a consistent experience for customers, and very importantly, as you point out, developers. So, when you think about the history of abstractions, we see another one sort of forming in the 2020s, which is really different, as you pointed out, than we had in the 2010s, where there was really one main cloud. Now you have all these clouds. What are your thoughts on the history of abstractions? Well, if you look at IT, we always needed abstraction to unleash the next level of growth, right? I grew up as a, started my career as a C++ developer. So initially, on Windows, if you wanted to open a window on the screen, you had to write 200 lines of code. Then the MFC library came in, and now you still have to be a C++ developer, but now with a one line of code, you can instantiate, open the yellow world, and start to build your applications. But it's only when Visual Basic comes along, then now we get five millions developers building applications that 20 years later, we're still using, right? And then the list goes on and on, and in the application integration, we used to look at the bytes on the bus, and say, okay, this is the customer, so we're going to map it to SAP, and then we went one level higher with SOA, and web services, and the rest of history, and then a leash, tremendous growth, and look at how we now be able to, through APIs, integrate anything. And so then the ultimate example of abstraction is virtualization. We made all these different servers, and networking, and storage looked like one, and now, and the business never cares if you're running SAP, back on-prem, on HP, or some other piece of hardware, they care that it runs, right? And so I think that now we need to bring a level of abstraction in the cloud that not only obstructs the low-level APIs at the highest level, but also uniforms, and unified the APIs, and the way to management and security across multiple clouds. Let's unpack that, because I think the virtualization angle's interesting, because with virtualization enabled AWS, if you look at AWS's success, virtualization, the hypervisor got them going, and that established that value. Now the new structural change is happening. How do you define that specifically? What is SuperCloud in your mind? So in our mind, SuperCloud is a set of cloud-native services that, first of all, let's unpack that and go back to the virtualization. Virtualization was a great way to do it on-prem, and it's no wonder that AWS and Azure, they did it on their cloud, right? But the lingua franca of the cloud is not the virtualization layer. That's taken, it's hidden, it's down there, it just does its thing. The lingua franca of cloud is microservices, API, Kubernetes as the orchestration layer. And the one would think, okay, now we have Kubernetes, life is good. I just deploy on Kubernetes, well, there are six, seven, eight Kubernetes distribution. And so to us, the SuperCloud is the ability to factor out the common things that you can do across clouds and give you a single pane or glass to manage your application, a single pipeline so you can build the application once and deploy it consistently across multiple clouds, and then basically factor out the other two important things with the security and observability of the application. What are the trade-offs of abstraction? You go back to the mainframe, they had to squeeze out the performance overheads, VMware had to do the same and done a tremendous job of it. So are we gonna see that across clouds with multi-cloud or what we call SuperCloud? Are you gonna see a trade-off? What trade-offs do you see that the industry technically has to attack? Obstructions are always about trade-offs, right? You're trading off the speed. I'm writing C++ code, it goes really fast for scale. Now I have five million developers writing applications. But I think eventually what happens is that or you're trading off specialized skills for more valuable skills. And if I had a dollar every time I heard, oh, we cannot run Oracle Databases on virtualization, whoa, or the JVM is too slow. But guess what? How many Java developers, how many Java applications are running out on the JVM? So I think eventually there will be trade-offs but the technology catches up and it's a matter of like, how much value are you getting in terms of scales and saving cost versus maybe the performance trade-off that they were making on the Deloitte level? On the evolution of hybrid cloud, because right now hybrid cloud is a steady state. People see that clearly, on-premise and edge is right around the corner. Public native cloud, there's benefits to be in the native cloud. How does multi-cloud fit? Because by default, people have multiple clouds. If they run on Azure, they probably have some sort of productivity software with Microsoft or other Microsoft products, but it's best to breed, it's not yet connected. So multi-cloud has kind of become a default kind of thing. It's not yet a strategy in some people's minds, yet some people thinking about it. So we think, and I think you might agree, that multi-cloud will happen. Multiple clouds in the sense of workloads running seamlessly. Is that a pipe dream or is that near in our future? So there's a lot on pack there. First of all, our definition of multi-cloud is that because most customers are operating their on-premise cloud. So the moment you have your on-prem cloud and AWS, you're multi-cloud. So 75%, 85%, go into 85%. Private cloud on-premise cloud operations. Yeah, and then you have another cloud, you're already multi-cloud. Assuming the experience is identical, right? That's the assumption. No, well, initially it's not identical. That's why you need a super-cloud, right? Yeah, exactly. And most customers, though, are in denial. Meaning that, I see them being in five stages of acceptance or adoption of the multi-cloud. One is denial. We are on-prem and maybe we have one cloud. We're standardized. The second one is euphoria. Oh, look, you know, look how fast we go. All these developers are happy to do whatever they want.  They got the first bill. They realized that the security share responsibility model to build with. They realized that somebody is to deploy this application and manage the application. Nobody does it for them. And then they go into like, holy, okay. Now we need to do something about this, right? It's a new normal. And then you end up with the enlightenment, right? Now we're really being productive and strategic about how we use multi-cloud. Very, very few customers are in that stage. Most customers are still within the denial and the new normal. And within the spectrum, you see multi-cloud as, okay, I have an application here, an application there, okay, great, big deal. The next level is, okay, I have an application here. The user's a piece of a service of another application over there. Okay, now I'm coordinating application. I'm using microservices. And then the third stage is like, okay, I am designing my application to use multiple services or multiple cloud because each uses differentiated features of that particular cloud. Isn't part of the problem too, Vittorio, that the industry, the technology industry, you guys have not caught up. The cloud vendors aren't solving that problem. What's VMware doing to solve that problem? So we have seen this coming four or five years ago. That's why we acquired Pivotal and then we made a number of acquisition around it because we saw that, well, let's go back. What is VMware DNA? If you look, I've been running engineering product management at the company that I moved to the dark side, more on the marketing side, but I've seen and I sweat with those engineers and when I look at those engineers, these people know how to make stuff that was not designed to work together, work together and deliver value.  In the cloud, we did a new level of abstraction, which is, you know, at the APIs. And so over the last five years we built, we will believe a very comprehensive portfolio that unifies how you build, you run, manage, secure and access any application across any cloud. No hypervisor required. That's the game changer right there. So let me ask you a question. How does the choice factor come in because can VMware do all this or do you need to rely on partners because most customers have HashiCorp and other companies in there doing services for them as well? So how do you see the multi-partner strategy approach? Can you do it alone or are you gonna need help from the ecosystem? First of all, if you look at the success of your event today, look how many vendors from multiple backgrounds and a multiple level of the stack that are coming together to talk about the super cloud. So that to me is success already. And of course there are tremendous companies that are gonna deliver fantastic value for management like HashiCorp or security and development experience. Our approach is to bring them together as an integrated platform. And I think VMware has both the DNA and the muscles, the investment to be able to pull it off. Okay, you saw Keith Townsend here, they're very cool blackboard and he called, this was maybe eight or nine months ago, he called the super cloud and VMware's multi-cloud vision aspirational. Is it when, when is this gonna be real? I think it's absolutely real today for in some of the pieces, right? There's always an aspiration. You have to look at a company like VMware as a company that looks out five, 10 years, right? You know, we have Raghu as our CEO, you know, which is a technical visionary. And so he saw five years ago, the advent of multi-cloud and we invested in the first part of the stack. What is it? How to build applications natively in the cloud, using Townsend. So with Townsend, we can build application, manage Kubernetes clusters, secure creating the service mesh. So that's the reality today. Then on the next step is security. We recently announced our security approach. We have a very peculiar position in the stack to be able to see security, not just on the endpoint, not just at, you know, in the application, but in between, right? By looking at both the app advisor, if you're using app app advisor, you're looking at east-west traffic with NSX and cross-cloud networks. And so these are the three main places that are in place today, right? And then I cannot spoil our user conference coming in a couple of weeks where we're gonna make more announcement around the super cloud, which we call the cross-cloud services. That's where I remember in 2016, I interviewed Andy Jassy and Raghu when they announced the deal with VMware. VMware and AWS had the relationship and you're running on the cloud on AWS, VMware. And you look at what's happened since, and this is where the super cloud conversation starts to kick in, where Amazon's really good at moving bits around and optimizing the power and the silicon that the infrastructure, which means that the higher level services are gonna be much more open for people to innovate around. So Dave calls it the super pass. This area of platform as a service to change the SaaS game. So I have to ask you, how do you see the SaaS game changing with super cloud? Because if you have a private cloud or Edge, you're now multiple clouds technically, as you pointed out, how does that change the SaaS configuration? Because SaaS and IaaS and pass had great relationships in native clouds to solve problems. Now you have the multi-cloud. How do you see this platform as a service area changing or maybe enabling? Well, I think that that's where the innovation and the ability to aggregate a common, because look, there is a reason why people use multiple cloud, right? They choose it because they have differentiated features. So we don't want to ever hide those features. Like if you're using Google, because you need AI capabilities, absolutely. We don't want to prevent that, right? But at the past level, when you are orchestrating these microservices, you don't want to do it in five different ways, right? So those are the areas where I think are prime for aggregation and simplification. How do you look at all this Kubernetes environment and being able to monitor your application and force security policies, both from a resource consumption, these group of developers can only use this many resources, but also at runtime, that you don't run out of like, you get that build shock. And so those are the areas where I think that there's more ability to, for us to innovate and deliver value, not at the lower level, it's taken by the... So you try to have your cake and eat it too, which is if you can pull that off, it's game over, right? Because you're trying, you have a specific set of cross-cloud services that are unique and value-added that are differentiable in the industry, but at the same time, you're trying to give access to developers if in fact they want access to those primitives, right? That's a bold, that's a bold aspiration. Well, we want to have the cake, eat it and lose weight. But seriously, I think going back to your point about the ecosystem, of course, we're not going to do it alone, right? If we're doing it alone, there's no, it's not a market, right? And so I think that the market is so big and the area of challenges for IT is so large that there's room for many companies to add value. And I think that, as I said, our approach is to, you know, we're a platform company, right? So you're going to find tremendous companies that will solve one problem for multiple clouds. And you're going to find the hyperscaler that have a platform approach for one cloud. We like to think that we can position ourselves in that two by two as the company that has a platform approach across multiple clouds. You know, it's great to tour. We've known each other for a long time. It's 12 years of cube coverage, watching things like the CNCF emerge and do great work, watching cloud native kind of go that next level. It's been fun to watch. And the developers have had a great run. I mean, open source is booming. Developer goodness is out there. People are shifting left. A lot of great stuff going on with containers and Kubernetes. So looking good on the developer experience front right now. And I think it's only going to get better. But developers don't think about locking. They just want to get the job done, move on to the next line of code. It's the ops teams that we're hearing from that are saying, Hey, we love this too, but we got to align with the developer level up, so to speak. So ops and security teams are saying, Hey, I got to run this with automation, with the higher level services. So there seems to be a focus around the super cloud conversation around ops teams. This is your wheelhouse VMware. You guys do a lot of IT operations and things of that nature. How do you see that? And what's the message cross cloud brings to and super cloud brings to the development teams and the ops teams who are really going to be doing DevOps together and or faster? I think if you go back to what we were started, right, developers run the show. And I think there's been a little bit of inertia in IT organization on the ops side and the security side, in catching up to see how to catch up to where developers are, right? And with the DevOps revolution, if operators don't really understand what the developers need and get ahead of that, they're going to be left behind. So I'll give you an example, like S&P Global, one of our customers, Ben, who runs their operation, basically told me, I had to sit down and figure out what these developers were doing because I was being left behind. And then, or Cernar, one of our partners and customers, same thing, they say, okay, we sat down, we realized that we needed to get ahead of the developers and set those gall rails. All right, these are the Kubernetes environment you want to use. Okay, this is how we're going to set them up. This is want to make sure that we shift left security that we have a single pipeline that feeds that. And Cernar, using our technology, was able to, they made a business decision to move from one hyperscaler, who's going to go on name to another hyperscaler, who's going to go on name, and they managed to change all the deployments in four hours. So that's the power of the SuperCloud, being able to say, hey, developers do whatever you want, but these are the gall rails, and we're going to be able to stay ahead of you and give you the flexibility, but also make sure that operation and security, as a saying- Shift left, shield right, they say. Awesome stuff, we got 15 seconds. What is SuperCloud? What's the bumper sticker? The SuperCloud is a level of abstraction across any of the public clouds that allows developers to go fast, operators to make sense of what's happening, security to enforce security, and end users to access any application with a great user experience and security. And it's inclusive of on-prem, I'll just throw that. All right, great stuff. Thanks for coming on. We're going to have an industry panel to talk about the debate. SuperCloud 22 will be right back after this break.