Okay, I think it's the 345. First of all, thanks for being here on Friday at 345 p.m. So I was expecting I may have very few people Again today's talk is all about Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry I think if you look at the whole conference You might have heard about how Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry Are actually going to work together, you know, are they going to you know, like how? they actually mingle How we can actually have these two technologies, you know work together and also We just to add to that. We also have Istio the service mesh How many of you are familiar with Istio or heard about Istio? Yeah, a lot of you. That's that's really good actually Istio It's not even a year old, but still you know It is really taking taking off In fact, I jointly lead one of the work groups with Google on Istio So I'm going to talk about Some of the things about Cloud Foundry and And also the Kubernetes But also I would like to talk a little bit about, you know, how Istio Can be supported on Cloud Foundry and there's a lot of work a lot of work streams going on and Some of the things that I will actually I'm trying to put together The the point of view also so it may May not happen, but you know, that's the thing that we're going to talk about some futuristic stuff, too My name is Surya the gorilla. I'm from IBM. I work in Rochester labs so my main job is to Look at the IBM one cloud architecture So today we're going to talk about the enterprise applications because All of you are actually either running in multiple Industry domains and trying to use You know these cloud technologies end of the day any technology unless You can clearly use that in the industry. It's not going to succeed. So The one of the main things that we look at is we take different Industry domains and then see how these technologies the same kind of application When you deploy them in multiple technologies, whether it is Kubernetes or Cloud Foundry and use the service measure without using that So how These applications are performing scaling and how is the stability of the platform, you know all those things And then we will talk about some of the projects under Cloud Foundry you know that are actually trying to work both with Kubernetes as well as Cloud Foundry and Then of course is to you And then we will try to see whether we can actually combine those three and then see how the future is going to look like So some of the applications that we have thoroughly investigated are you know banking healthcare industry and airlines and also some of the Legacy traditional Java EE applications also right because most of the customers who are invested already on The Java EE type middleware kind of an applications They would like to get to cloud of course Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes, right? So how How the what is the? Performance and scalability characteristics of these applications when you move them to these platforms a brief Look at The healthcare kind of application. This is one of the things I think you might have attended my talk yesterday With Kaiser Permanente This is at a very high level. This is the kind of topology typically you can see from a cloud native kind of an application because you will have the Cloud piece that is Cloud Foundry or Kubernetes and then you will have The on-premise of course the data the data center. That's where you have the systems of recurred are there So how you integrate how the transaction flows when the transaction flows through? the friend or into the The the Cloud Foundry either Cloud Foundry or Kubernetes and then gets into the the main frame or other systems of recurred this is the whole you know transaction flow and we looked at that and if you look at some of the more famous microservices Patterns there one of them is the BFF Backends for front-end and most of you may be familiar with that So we looked at these kinds of applications when you deploy them on Cloud Foundry and then same thing You're going to deploy them on Kubernetes What are the different things that you're observing? You know, what are the strengths and what's the weaknesses of some of these platforms? And if there are some weaknesses, what are those and can we fix them? Another kind of application is the Online banking application like you know, we work on multiple banking applications banking and financial sectors One of them is the I think last year if some of you might have heard me talk about With the Royal Bank of Canada on online banking application, which is in production on Cloud Foundry and you know, it is Really rolled out to like 16 million customers So that's another application that we use to evaluate these technologies another Cloud native kind of application. This is actually we have developed internally in IBM. We have outsourced. I'm sorry open sourced it to If you go and look at blue perf Google it on blue perf. You can see that This is a polyglot microservice application More of a reservations and Ireland reservation stuff, right? This is the one that is being right now used for Istio development We have developed a Regression patrol and this is the application that runs on a daily build with Istio when Istio community turns a build This is the application that runs on a daily basis to understand the the performance implications of all the components of Istio So let's get to i'm going to show some of the performance data as well today just to put some perspective, right? on Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes So some of the based on our work Some of the main things that from a Cloud Foundry point of view These are some of the pain points that we have seen and in fact I'm closely working with the Cloud Foundry community to make sure that we fix Most of these things so that we will have these enterprise applications scale and perform First thing is the the good outer right as you know the good outer design If you look at just by default You don't have any kind of keep alive Or anything enabled of course we have worked on I think 253 Cloud Foundry version 253 and beyond we have the support but it is not enabled because of that Certain kind of applications like our kp's health health care applications. We have seen long tail latency The long tail latency for for for some of you who may not be familiar with that So that's the for microservices When you look at 90th percentile Latency and 99th percentile There will be a significant spread. So they may be up to like 10x or 8x or so. There will be significantly Higher latency at the 99th percentile and that will actually is not good for microservices. That is one of the things that's actually good outer Is actually in certain situations you see that And as I showed the bff the back ends for front end pattern again The bff if you look at the node bff will call the java api which in turn will call the systems of record So it's like kind of a three level three tier Networking like you know when you when you transaction goes through node to the java api and back to the systems of record What happens in cloud foundry because of the design So when java api one calls java api two or node calling the java api one It won't directly go because it has to go all the way out to the firewall and then get the Proxy or the you know front door and then gets into the go router and then it'll get into the next instance In a same cell or a different cell Because of that there are so many network hops that you go through and that will impact the scalability And we have some solutions for that. I'll get to that next Another thing that when you push when you do a cf push Especially for java applications You might have seen significant cpu spikes You you get a brief moment maybe three or four seconds, but you see significant cpu spike Sometimes that may have an impact Based on how contended your cells are It can cause some staging failures So that's one thing And then we have the c groups algorithm. I think dr. Jules was talking earlier The c groups algorithm is the core algorithm that Gives you how these applications there are application instances That are deployed In the garden containers How you segregate how these instances are isolated? They're all maintained by the c groups and when you push an app Also, you You push an app to a specific Cell based on memory So you don't kind of take into consideration the cpu That's there in that In the cell Because of that sometimes what happens is you have a very contented cell But still this application will be placed and staged in that. So that's another issue that we need to look at Then you have the service mesh right and as more and more cloud Foundry applications are more more of microservices in nature So you need the service mesh to manage All that right. So that's another thing that work is going on, but right now you don't have the The support for that So these are some of the these are the three Design features that are available now in cloud foundry. The last one the oca one is the I think it's dropped in 279 or so I think that's now the version names changed So the first one is go to our keep alive So the upstream channel keep alive is enabled right now. So because of that you can actually see the The long tail latency and those things result and you don't have any kind of a You know issues and that will really help Reduce pressure on the good order also if you go and observe good order You can see the kernel cpu high Very high. Maybe sometimes, you know based on the load You will see lots of Colonel cpu being churned on that. So this will solve that Um, then the second one is as I said bff How can you reduce these network hops the container to container? if you enable that With the policies that you set up so that you don't need to go all the way back to the Front door and then come back and then the oca layer. This is basically What exactly it is doing the oca? Phase one is already in What it is trying to do is actually the build pack mechanism is right now like kind of It will change from a flat file system to a docker type layered file system because of that the droplet size Will be significantly smaller and that will reduce the The the the cpu spike So you can see this is the healthcare application and you can see the scalability and then you can see the The throughput number right for the same workload You can see around 500 or 590 or 550 That's going and then you can see the knee of the curve there and then beyond that of course you reach the saturation for that instance, right? If you look at this on the same thing if you look at on cubanus You can see it's around around 1200 or 1170 or so so Because you have so many of these layers and so you can actually see the difference between the two And of course you have to enable all those features that I mentioned because they're not Enabled by default on cloud foundry Online banking application you can see this is again on cloud foundry Of course, you can see the scalability like you go from one instance to five instances You know you're going from you know like up to 3000 from 1700 So if you were to run the same thing On cubanus here Of course, you need to really look at The runtime Sometimes run runtime algorithms Will you know give you some regressions? You can see that the bottom line that you're seeing the bottom orange Line there That is if you have a java application runtime Which is not able to cope up with the backend service latency like the you know Your online banking application is actually talking to A mainframe or you know some other systems of record Then if the latency backend service latency is high Then you will have an issue there. So you need to adjust that runtime or bypass that algorithm issue Then you can see the the scalability that The line you have like the yellow one and the green one Again, not only you adjust that but also you have to tune that To so that you will get the required number of executed threads So the green one has enough executed threads provisioned or instantiated So that you can actually get the better performance But the point here is like you can see almost up to 5000 For the same kind of five instances you have seen 2700 in the previous one And now you're seeing 5000 And this is the main point If you really want to scale Kubernetes you can really go and you know scale you can see that almost You know 4.5 billion api calls You can see that here That is the kind of scalability you can get On on Kubernetes you're you're driving almost like 50 000 transactions or api calls per second So As you can see this like if you want to have massive scalability And you want to get that linear, you know with low latency, right? You know, you can clearly see that Kubernetes can provide that So Again with cube also, right? You can see the back-end service latency You need to take care of that as you increase the back-end service latency You can see from You know 500 to 100 right so 100 milliseconds if you have back-end service latency You can see the throughput and then if you reduce that from 500 to 100 you can you can see the The improvement so In your systems, you need to pay attention to How much is the back-end service latency like going from your application platform to the service of a recurred or Other any EI APIs This is with Istio. So the same online banking application Now what it is doing is actually you are applying you're injecting Istio now So right now we are actively as a as a community We're actually working to optimize the Istio components mixer pilot Onway and you know all these internal pieces But right now the way it stands at this point as of 0.8 version of Istio You have to allocate a little bit more Resources to get the exact same performance How much more You can see up to around 40 45 50 percent additional Resources you need to and we are trying to reduce that By we want our goal is to see whether we can actually get to less than 10 percent so with that I would like to see How we are actually going to what kind of projects that we have in cloud foundry that interact and actually the kind of I won't say blend but actually they're kind of they work together with kubernetes because you have seen The kind of scalability that kubernetes provides in the runtime platform That that you know all these microservices and also it has Features like the sidecar pattern so you can actually have you can inject Like a istio type service mesh there, right So you can see the these are the different projects that are going on right now That will interact with both cloud foundry as well as the kubernetes the first one Don has announced yesterday About the icfee or the ibm cloud foundry enterprise environment Basically, what it does is actually i will try to do some kind of a demo if it's possible here What it does is it will Basically deploy cloud foundry on kubernetes clusters There's ibm container service What it does you have the control plane and the data plane The control plane has all the q all the cloud foundry specific The fabric components And then the data plane the other worker node that will have just your applications or the dgo cells That's how it will try to create a kind of an isolation also And and then you'll have control to the second one is the the sip you have seen that kubernetes To cloud foundry integration scenarios Basically it is similar But actually you can see that I think sap has gone through this and another thing that The first two are basically you are still running everything on dgo scheduler The third one what it tries to do Is you will have cloud foundry when you do a cf push What it does is it will bypass that dgo scheduler and then it'll try to put that application on run on kubernetes cluster So that's the replacement of the scheduler. So that's the one that's a opi project. That's being worked on right now Another one Yeah, so the question is whether that will replace if the opi the intention of the opi is to Completely replace that whole garden the dgo scheduler. So there won't be any garden. It will be just docker like the parts like to So another thing is the susie, right? So say you have the Containerized cf control plane, right? That's another thing and then of course the cubo project from pivotal, right? There are multiple projects that are right now going through I didn't really mention here about istio. I'll get to that next but these are The things hopefully you will hear more updates on this. Maybe in basal and beyond that So this is a peak preview of like some other thing that don showed here You can see how that icf that ibm cloud foundry enterprise environment works here And this is some kind of early data from a performance point of view. What exactly it is actually getting You can see the the blue bar Is actually without any front door Again, it is showing the impact of front door on the overall application latency And then the middle one is the icf right the ibm cloud foundry enterprise environment That's where you have the front door But it goes through the cubes ingress controller, right? And then the the red one is the normal cloud foundry right now as we run, right? You can you can see The the value also in the icf one than the in the middle one, right? So let me see how I can I can show you here some of the Yeah, this is the live Cluster that we have right now Oops I think you guys can see this. This is the current icf cluster that is running there In our lab. So you can see the perf cluster here That's where if you look at This is a cluster. That's where the actual Diego cell with the applications that are running there And then if you go to the the Dell 12 cluster, this is where you have the Cloud foundry components that are actually deployed and you can this is a grafana dashboard that shows Everything what's happening inside both the control plane as well as the data plane So if I if I want to go and see like let's say pod metrics So you can actually see this In a worker nodes. So there are three. This is a three worker node cluster So you can see 50. This is the worker node that has all the data that is the cloud foundry Cells Diego cells And you can actually clearly see what is happening here in this So all the internal components internal pieces You can see this. So this is this is all some of the dashboard that we created for For our performance work. All right, so now I'll go back to So now let me talk about the cloud foundry future directions as I talked about So these are four different things that are actually happening The first one as I mentioned about the cfee or the ibm cloud foundry enterprise Environment that is running cloud foundry on top of Kubernetes The second one is the opi That is replaces that replaces basically the Diego scheduler with Kubernetes scheduler. So that is It's not running on but it is actually running in the Kubernetes right there And then you have the istio service mesh I'll talk a little bit about the istio service mesh the support. What's the plan and how Different projects are going on there Um, and then of course some of these optimizations that are already there and there are a few other things in the container technology Like oci phase two and those things are still working through So this is the istio's service mesh support On on cloud foundry here. You can see this This is a project. I think um, some of you might have attended Um a talk about this istio previously So you have the boss release that packages istio and envoy for cloud foundry Um, and you have a co pilot. I'm going to show all that stuff Basically, there are two parts to this istio support The first one is the north south traffic support And then the second one is the east west traffic support Northwest is being worked through right now East west um is the one that um, there are two separate initiatives going on there Basically there you have to have um, you know support for a sidecar pattern So that you can have the mixer support Um and mixer and um, you know envoy for the you know service sidecar So you might have seen this from Aaron yesterday He talked about how the istio support for cloud foundry is being planned at this point You can see this is from Aaron There are two different ways Either you can actually Go to the applications through go router Or through on why? On why is the The ingress for istio Right So you can actually either way you can actually reach to so basically if you were to go with istio Then you can actually replace go router as well So another piece that is actually being developed again, this is from Aaron Yesterday you might have seen this The co-pilot which will be the the control plane component that interacts with the pilot Which is again another control plane item with istio So to to get the support for the north south traffic And again for the east west where you want to have complete support for Istio Because you need to have support for the sidecar pattern also. So there is some work Dr. Jules and and others are working on on the On the Diego cell itself. You can re architect That container Also to support the sidecar kind of a pattern like are a part kind of a style right so that you can have You know two containers in a in a in a pod that because you need that In istio what happens is when you inject that so you have the microservice service in a container And then right next to that in another container you have the on why proxy So they both are together in one pod right, but right now the cloud phone redesign the architecture doesn't support that kind of Sidecar pattern So that's that work is going on with the current Diego architecture or container architecture work But if you go with opi That's another thing that's possible if we were to go with opi and if you replace the Diego scheduler with The cuban it is scheduler Then automatically you'll get that too. So these are the things that are being worked through there is Nothing that is finalized yet, but this is how you can actually get This is one way of getting the east-west traffic support for istio Yeah, that's those are some of the things that I would like to share. I think we have One more minute left any questions for me Okay, so the the question is Yeah, this question is Okay from an enterprise point of view Are these two communities like cloud foundry and cuban it is they're going to coexist or Are which one is going to take off or something that's the question right so right now as I mentioned here right right now There is a very good chance of actually Getting those two things work together. In fact even istio for that matter Because cloud foundry is pretty good in terms of the application, you know App experience like you know the cf push and you know that that's like it's a more of a pass typical true pass environment Whereas cubanities is more it's good for scalability for operations and stuff, but It lacks these advantages that cloud foundry has so If we can marry these two things together, I think that will be the best for an enterprise And of course as as as more and more microservices are being built And istio getting more popular because what istio brings to the table here is Um, you can as a developer you don't need to worry about How to get your application, you know like a how to manage your traffic How to manage the security how to manage the telemetry of all your services istio will take care of all that So your application can be dumb To to be put it frankly, but you will focus as an application developer you will focus more on On your domain Specific things and value added features to your specific industry and you don't need to worry about security or telemetrics or traffic patterns or a b testing canary testing and all that stuff Give all that stuff to istio That's exactly the reason why You know istio is getting more popular any any more questions And another thing I think week after we have a cube con Um, I'll be talking about if some of you are coming I'll be talking about the Google myself on vmware guys who can talk about istio on performance and scalability and what exactly is coming to So if some of you are coming there to Copenhagen, um, please stop by there as well. 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Okay, just prepare for the treatment if necessary. Human safe. Get to go. Right this way. Get to go. Get to go. Get to go. Get to go. I don't know. Over here. Oh, God. It's a safe place for the night. I'm going to play another game tomorrow. No, no, no. They should, um... You know, it's, um... We passed it up again last night. Don't worry about it. No, don't worry about it. How do I reverse my camera? There it is. All right, folks. Hey, welcome to the live steam event. Okay. We do believe that it is better for you guys... Yeah, I got to switch back. ...to get this barricaded settlement rather than out there with the Dash 2s. If you're going to be here to play. Yes, if you saw those things that look like reject sinsons out there, those are known as SCP-3008 Dash 2. Dash 2 for short. Harmless during the day, but incredibly volatile and dangerous during the evening. They have above-heat average strength, and they are incredibly hostile. Do not interact with anyone. Hear them at night when these lights go out, say, the store is now closed, please vacate the premises. Thankfully, you all are safe in here. This settlement is fortified enough to survive them. How can you tell them that they're safe here when there was a murder less than 24 hours ago? The evidence of murder is safely locked away in the bathroom in this containment cell. Buddy, we got people here! We're in danger. We're in danger. Do we just get trapped here? Yeah, we just came in through the door. I'm so sorry. They're explaining what's going on here. I don't know. We'll try to see if we can help you. Please exit the IKEA. After securing Cam in the shower and Edgar and Ben taking over watch for the night, a couple hours later, we noticed that the body of Carter had been moved outside of the settlement. And that was the one I think you have to see about that. I do. So, I stand the blood splatter. You've seen the crime of my foundation-issued SCP scanner, which you are now intimately familiar with. At that moment, we figured out that there was anomalous material inside of that blood, which means that either Carter or Cam was anomalous. So, we went and we scammed Cam, since Cam was the first one we have here at this time. Turns out Cam is totally anomalous. We have decided to call it SCP-3008-3. Or dash 3's for short. Essentially, a mutation of the dash 2's that you all have encountered outside.  So, they're easily blending with all of us. Unfortunately, since there wasn't an anomalous... My theory is that they were as well, the dash 2's, where they were comfortable enough to exit our settlement during the dark hours. And that's why we had to scan all of you of my entry, because if they can blend in with humans, we just need to make sure that you all are humans yourselves. You think I'm humans? I need to scan all of you all, please, by now. Are you okay? Yeah, everyone right now is so cute. Be sure to get my good sign. Yeah. This guy wants to go to trouble. Can you write me another role? The last one was on your team. Well, I only have enough tape for one more scan. You are verified humans. All of these rely on you guys to help us out. Also, none of you were here last night, so your alibis were pretty rock solid by that account, so please. Do whatever you can to help us figure this out. We can even find a way out if it's gotten to a safe place. We are on the verge of raiding your folks, or at least I am, so if you all want to figure out this mystery pronto, come with me. I've got something to say. If you want to figure out this mystery right, come with us. I think that's the most important thing. We really have it.  Alright, we're back. Alright, we're back. They said you murdered somebody. Did you do that? You did? Do you think you deserve to be locked up for it?  I mean, you seem kind of remorseful about it. I'm upset. I don't know. What are your names? I'm Eric. I'm Ash. Ash? Yes, hello. Hi. I'm Pam. Hi. Hi. I killed him. I killed him. I killed him. Hello. I know that... I know that... I don't know that... I know that... I don't... I don't know where to do it. I've lived with people for two years. I haven't killed anybody all this time. What happened to your shoulder there? They told me that he scratched me when I came in. It's kind of fuzzy. And I really want to help. Because they're saying someone moved the body, right? I guess so. So that means that somebody would be... Like, maybe... Or at least somebody else would have been dead. And so they might still be a danger. Did you get injured before or after the murderer? You think during? Yeah. I think it was like a defensive wound. That? Hmm. But... Yeah. Listen, I really want to help figure all of this out. It's kind of hard when you look at me like I'm a monster. Yeah. I understand, bro. I know I'm not a human, but... Would you really tell them that I want to help? And see how they respond? Oh, 100%. If they want to help them, I want them to get it any way that they can be useful. Yeah. And what was your name again? Cam. Cam. Yeah. Yeah, of course. Tough situation, I don't understand. Who should I go and tell? I don't want to drag it to them. Yeah. Well, maybe they're not from the Foundation, they're already responsible. So there's two reasons you don't want to help. Oh, yes. I think so. Yeah. The two researchers went to see Cam. I'm sure that they have a plan to be running out. So maybe some of them. Got it. We'll do. All right. Thank you, Cam. Thanks. Thanks for being out of our research. Thanks for being out of our research. Thanks for being out of our research. Thanks for being out of our research. Thanks for being out of our research. Thanks. All right, chat. So we are trying to solve this murder mystery inside an infinite IKEA, SCP-3008. Trying to figure out who done it. Trying to get out of here alive. Trying to make sure no one else gets killed. So loud here. So I'm going to wander around. But thanks for joining us. What do we got in here? Hello. Hi. I'm Iris. This is my bedroom. Oh, I'm sorry. It's okay. What's your name? My name is Eric. Eric? Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, Iris. Yeah, sorry to welcome you in in such an emergency. Yeah, it's kind of trying times. Yeah, with all the murder couples on the loose and all that.  Yeah, have you been in this IKEA long? Yeah, I've been here for almost two years now. Yeah, have you been in this IKEA long? Yeah, I've been here for almost two years now. Yeah? Yeah. Well, you've made yourself a nice home. Yeah, I was Carter and I's bedroom. But now I guess it's just my bedroom now that he's gone. Carter's, sorry.  He was the late fiance who was murdered. Yeah, I'm trying to figure out who the murderer couples could have been. As the researchers mentioned, somebody moved the body in late last night. So I'm just trying to figure out who could have done that. And no one knows who moved the body? No, well, at least nobody's it. And no one knows who moved the body? No, well, at least nobody's it. Same. Of course. What's your name? We all named you Cassie. Nice to meet you. I'm Iris. No, well, at least nobody's it. Same. Yeah, of course. What's your name? We all named you Cassie. Nice to meet you. I'm Iris. Nice to meet you. I was just speaking with Eric about how I'm trying to figure out who moved the body last night. The murder happened around 2.30 a.m. I'm trying to figure out who moved the body last night. The murder happened around 2.30 a.m. And we're thinking that the body was moved somewhere between 3.00 to 4.00 a.m. So I'm just trying to figure out where everybody was during that time. And then moved around that time? It was moved around, we think, in the hour between 3.00 a.m. to 4.00 a.m. And the murder happened around 2.30 a.m. I'm trying to figure out where everybody was during that time. So I feel like that'll be a way to figure out who was alone. But no one's really telling me the truth and everyone's just been yelling at me all morning about it. So I haven't been able to get any of you. But seeing as you guys are new here and you guys are deep-tuned, maybe the other members who I trust really trust me. So if you guys find out any alibis where people are, anyone just gives you a weird vibe because it's not suspicious. Let me know. I'm really trying to get to the bottom of this. I'm sorry.  But if that's the case, may I ask? Yes, of course. Or are you around 3.40? Yeah. I was a bit busy. Is he the homeless looking man over there in the corner with the blue RPSC? Or jacket? He's really sweet though, I promise. I'm really close with him and after the murder of my fiance, he was comforting me. He seems kind of stressed out.  Me? Him. Oh, him? The other guy. I mean, I feel like we're all being stressed out. He didn't immediately, I hate to say it, but immediately point fingers at himself when he immediately said what are you all looking at?  Oh. So, you know, things, I understand, I understand. Yeah, sometimes I can drive you in the bus.  Absolutely. No, of course. But I mean, if you think he's suspicious, I can't rule anybody out. Of course, of course. I mean, if you think he's suspicious, I can't rule anybody out. Of course, of course. I mean, if you think he's suspicious, I can't rule anybody out. Of course, of course. I mean, it does mean that he does have a handle on him at the moment. Thank you. Yeah, of course. If you find anything else, please let me know. Of course. Excuse us. We'll squeeze on through. We're going to find a white corner here. We're going to find a white corner here. Oh, right. So we're turning here. Right. So we're trying to figure out who the murderer is in this infinite Ikea here. People who are just joining the chat were in an infinite Ikea, SCP-3008, and somebody's been murdered. We are trying to figure out who that was, not who that was, but why it was done and who the murderer is. So I'm just going to add a little stuff there. I'm going to add that from it. Oh, what's your name? You can't be there. Are you doing that? Yes. And you're going to have security. Larry, nice to meet you. You're sharing with my man. My second director. I recommend Luceno and Regina. There's one dirty fault. Go, go! I'm going to make sure that the security forces are right. Yes. I'm going to make that for Tereq. I only have five students here, so I'm going to send me a from the right crew to the scene. Some people say I was just showing that idea to get rid of that idea. I have a whole sort of table and the scooter for myself. They say it's not on three or four feet, you can't walk, but I make sure I don't know, there's something, there's like a hierarchy here, you know, the stuffed animals, they're at the bottom, and then there's the staff, so what do they call them, Dash 2s, and I think at the top is the Dash 3s, and the stuffed animals don't like to talk about the Dash 3s. So they don't, they don't like to care? Do you like to care? No, they like to care. Do you like to care? No, they like to care. They just don't like to talk about... Do the plushies talk about a lot of things? Oh, oh, they tell me, they tell me so many things. They tell me where to find food, where to find working bathrooms, and water, and all kinds of things. Of course. Of course. Why wouldn't it? I trust these stuffed animals more than I trust the foundation right now. I'm just saying, we're not here, we don't know who to trust. That's fun, that's fun. I'm Izzy, by the way. Ray? Eric. Eric, nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, Izzy. I'm talking to Iris. She said you're a good guy. Iris, Iris was the... Actually, Iris was the only person I trust right now. Did she give you out? She did. Yes. It's a little drawing of Jungle Skog. Of who? Jungle Skog. The bear. Yes. There are many Jungle Skogs in the IKEA, but this specific Jungle Skog is the second great Jungle Skog elder. He lives in that bear. He's very important. I think I met him. He's a great guy, very helpful, very informative. He's a great guy, very helpful, very informative.  He's got a very busy schedule. The signs? They're going no good. Oh, I was just going to say besides figuring out last night, is there anything else you need help with? Absolutely. I'm going to work it out and get it out of here, you know? No. He's getting everything out of the IKEA. Of course! I don't know. I'm just going to ask people more about that. The rain doesn't want to help us get out of here. But you know that I taught Jungle Skog then, right? Yes. You know that I taught Jungle Skog then, right? Yes. But sometimes, sometimes I can even hear the IKEA itself. The words of that told you. Well, it's a big piece of pieces. Like, I'm catching a little fear of some radio. I think it's sort of like a walkie-talkie. Or like a loudspeaker? I feel like a loudspeaker than that. No, no. It's more like I'm on the wrong channel, but I'm catching stuff. Like a radio transmission, huh? Yes. But I think that the presence of the foundation is causing interference in this idea, and it's preventing us from communicating with the idea, you know? And I think the idea wants us to sabotage the foundation. And then once we've earned this place's trust, it will tell us how to get out of here. Or at the very least, you know, we'll be able to communicate with it, because the radio transmission will be less garbled. So, I need some help messing with them. Are you in? What are you thinking? Well, there are four foundation members here, all right? There's Ed Brick, he's the Chief Security Guard right there, and then Boston Red Tuck's Todd. And then you've got Ren over there, the long hair, she's the other security guard. She doesn't do much. Then we've got the researchers. We've got Joe. Joe is in the hole over there. And the head researcher is in slums. The other one's a lab guy. What do you think of him? I don't know. I mean, I don't want to go after all of them. What do you think is best to go after first? Maybe one of the security guards. Security guards? Which one? Maybe the one that doesn't do much. Ren. Ren is probably the only foundation that they have kind of tolerate. But it's interesting. They send her to go on supply runs with me all the time, you know? Which is nice. But I'm a little suspicious. I think for one, they're sending on her to spy on me or something, or mess with me somehow. And she, um... Sometimes she talks to stuffed animals, too. But I don't think she actually can talk to stuffed animals. I think that the foundation's master plan is to undermine me, you know? By making it seem like she can talk to stuffed animals when I can talk to stuffed animals. And, you know, I think that that talking to stuffed animals is the way out of here. I don't want to order you to take up to the floor. No queen! Queen, love, water! I don't want to order you to take up to the floor. No queen! Queen, love, water! Queen, love, water! Queen, love, water! Nothing long seems to be right. I'm soservicey so I would not be hessy. You were looking for her. I know you. I know where I'm. I...I just came... When...when I came, there was something happening. I'm...I make love to... I think it was what I was about to say. It was a very close Chat. And so you see it now, this is something really helpful, and it's very important. It's very important. There's the whale though, you're looking for? I'm a vipline. Wait, Willie? Willie's on missing? I know where Willie is. You know where Willie is? Yeah. He's with the Blanche. I can see his face. The guy with the red one. Will. Willie is. Thank you. We got a whale. Get to bring the whale. Yes, yes! Oh my god. Thank you. Oh, Kevin! That was a whole barge. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. We died. We died. Hi. We're getting Willie back. Yeah. Glad to help. Willie over there? Willie was under a bed. I don't know if they were hiding or if somebody hid them there. Edgar took him and hid him in the room under the bed for no reason. Why would Edgar do that? It is at least a distraction but that cannot possibly be true because Willie does more work around here than I do. Oh yeah? Also hiding. On behalf of my unbred, I'm a security guard here. Nice to meet you. I'm a security guard here. Attention, everybody! You better get a good angle. I didn't get the problem. Doctor Oz I recently acquired this paper of course. This document leads You've just yourself your very own little mister. It's a limited edition collection from Doctor Wondertainment. Find them all and become Mr. Collector. Now Oz, why would you have such a paper in your private possession along with mysterious leaves and jars in your locked box as well? Why would I have such a thing in my box? Well, exactly. It is medicinal first of all. Second of all. Say I was there when they were born. Say I was there when they were born. Were you there at the crib? Can you all move the cycles? Now that the cat's out of the bag Doctor Wondertainment business. So you work for Doctor Wondertainment then? Doctor Wondertainment? Yes, you think that I'm affiliated with the SCP Foundation? Okay. Imagined fun toys where people can reconnect with their child especially if they didn't have so much. It's actually a great cause for my broken toys and the Foundation can sometimes find my broken toys and they can cause a mishap. Six months. How about that you weird little wizard man?  Yeah, you have.  No, no, no! I've never been stuck once in my life. Things have just been taking a little bit of a little bit of time. Yeah. Out of here if you all stick by me because I've been the creator of this place. Are you kidding me?   I mean, don't you think there's a bit of an oversight over making one argument? What's the problem? No, it's just doctor, I mean there's definitely some abnormal bacterial on that thing. We have this whole file on Dr. Wondertainment. Let's see if we can find any information that's useful about them. This is a dumbass!  Do you happen to know something about them? Just a little bit. They're kind of a Willy Wonka kind of thing. Yeah. Yeah. They're kind of a Willy Wonka character. Loves toys, sometimes a little deadly. Well unfortunately we are caught in one of those sometimes. Yep. What's going on here? I was talking with some of the other new residents and they confirmed for me that the break that Cam went through when he committed the murder doesn't match up with his normal behavior. In fact it seems more so like he might have been involved into a murderous rampage of some kind. And so I was compiling all of these associations this psych-evaluational field basically just trying to determine if we can determine whether it was in fact something that was more natural with him more of his SCP nature that came out and was actually facts something that was more natural with him more of his SCP nature that came out and was actually his more regular state or if he actually is behaving more like a human and can actually blend into a society I don't know if you have a free time right now or have any interest in talking to Cam yourself. I actually talked to Cam a little bit. In your thoughts? They seem really confused. They seem to think they killed someone. They seem really confused. They seem to think they killed someone but they don't seem to know why they killed someone. Do you know when they got injured? They have an injury on their shoulder. It was supposedly from his altercation with Carter I think in a little bit of like a last ditch. That's what he said as well. Unfortunately I was one of the last ones to come out and see the tail end of how everything went down between the two of them. Yeah I mean if you don't mind potentially essentially administering this psych-evaluation to Cam. Basically I would just need you to take down some of his gut-insync responses to these words. Okay. And then the second one Izzy gave me these little lab rats. He thinks they can speak but trust me they're just little stuff plushy guys. See if you can toss that into the shower containment cell and if you have any type of adverse reaction to it, note that. Okay. And then last thing is just a couple of memory recall things. See if we can get any useful information out of that. Gotcha. Yeah. I will check. Thank you. Hello there. Hi Sloan. Yes, what's your name? I'm Eric. It's Dr. Sloan. Dr. Sloan, my apologies. No worries. How can I help you Eric? Well I hate to be so brief but I was wondering if I could borrow a clipboard. A clipboard. I'm doing a psych-evaluation it would help me. Absolutely. Any kind of investigation I'm grateful for. I just don't have a free hand. Exactly. Thank you. Dr. Sloan. Alright folks, we are going to do a psych-evaluation on CAM. Find out what they think of this stuff. Word Association should be at this point. A little busy in there right now. Sorry. I am I'm in the middle of anything, sir. What? You in the middle of anything? Not especially, no. You mind helping me out with something? Sure. What's your name? Eric. Eric, Edgar, nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, Edgar. Do you have any questions? You can. Right this way. So this is the official foundation site. Area depth questionnaire. This is required to be filled out by anybody who is close to the deceased than any foundation site. In this case, by being the deceased, Iris is the one required to fill out this paper. Yeah. It has very pivotal questions. Did the subject do the word process for now? All these kinds of personality questions, along with more, you know, down to fact stuff like the discussed natural causes. The deceased path to any previous conditions. I guess they forgot to bring the conditions there. Anyways, can you deliver this to Iris until her to fill it out? I can. Thank you. Alright, hold on a second. My audio video is closed here. I'm working for a piece of a gestalted leg. I'm just having a habit that I know of. There was a piece of marker that was said to be under the bed.  You're like, John is doing the same. He's like, look around the bed. You're like, John is doing the same. Alright, can I get your name? Clay. By hand is full. Of course. I'm Iris. I also have a question, Iris. By hand is full. I also have a question, Iris. Absolutely. Do you know if these are anything more than just peppermint? I think they're just peppermint. I think so. Have you guys ever used them as curtains? No. No, I understand. Does Dr. Ross do anything to the candy? I mean, to be fair, I just thought Oz was, you know, a medical practitioner in his own ways, but I didn't think anything had to do with the candy. Iris. You're probably safe, though, to consume it if you'd like. Yes. Edgar sent me something to give to you. It's a death questionnaire about to fill out. Just this? Yes. I mean, well, there's a lot of questions He seemed to think it was important that you fill this out. Yeah, I'm sorry if it's a little That feels a little inconsiderate. I mean, he was murdered less than 24 hours ago. I don't know why I have to fill out.  Have you seen these questions? He was telling me it's very extremely thorough. Yeah, the question number 178. Was it subject to fan of Treasure Planet? Question 179. Was it subject to fan of Treasure Planet? Was it subject to fan of Tron? Tron Legacy. The Truman Show. Would that help him figure out? I don't think this is going to help me figure out who the accomplice is, and I think, quite frankly, there's just a waste of time. I don't know what Edgar thinks he's doing trying to make me fill out this questionnaire in a literal emergency, but I'm not really having it. I'll fill it out for you if Edgar needs to fill. I don't think we know who he's here. Not that I know of. Come back to Edgar for me, please, and tell him I'm not filling out his paperwork. Sorry to bother you. Edgar. What? Bad news. Iris was not happy about this questionnaire and refused to fill it out. Some people did offer to fill it out for her, but I don't think... Well, in that case, Iris needs to fill out the official foundation document refusal questionnaire. I don't think she's going to fill that out either. I'm sorry. We're going together. We're going together. But I don't think she's going to be happy about it. Let's go. I mean, why do you feel that paperwork has to happen right now? Why do you feel that? I need to have some sort of order around here, right? Yeah? You're the ordered guy. You keep the order around? Yes. Iris, are you not filling out the death questionnaire? No, it's ridiculous.   They're important. I'm asking you about the Tron Legacy. I think it's ridiculous considering it was murdered less than 24 hours ago. It was a great movie. I have more important things to do, like finding out the accomplished. Shouldn't you also be doing that? Yeah. Well, you're not going to get that from me because it's ridiculous, okay? Well, to be an accurate, let's wait till the end of the document refusal questionnaire. More paperwork? Is the answer to me not wanting to do paperwork? Yes. No, you need to hear them more questions. Is it getting better? Do you feel the same? No, and no, because my fiancée was murdered. You want to make it easier if you've got someone to blame? Yes, actually. So if you can help me find the accomplice, then maybe I'll fill out your dumb questionnaire. All right. I'll be the last to agree with that. Yes. Okay. I'll be the last to agree with that. Good. Well, you tried, Edgar. You haven't tried hard enough. Oh. There is a full collection of SCP paperwork down here. Oh, great. No paperwork. Get two binders for me. Ah, let's go with this gray one here. Take a thick one. Let's do this little black one right here. Ah, lovely. The SCP paperwork regarding procrastination. I know that one well. And the SCP paperwork regarding Sonic the Hedgehog. Why do we have this? I don't know. It must be important to someone. It must be important. I guess we gotta figure out if Carter was a cold stealer. A cold stealer? Cold steal is someone into the Sonic original character. Are you going back to Iris? Yes. Is she going to help you with that? Oh, here. He's got paperwork. He's got a lot of paperwork. Okay, well, I... I said, no, the paperwork twice. And here, listen. I'm going to go to the procrastination. I'm going to go to the procrastination, man. This is not procrastination. I'm trying to do something important here. Unlike Sonic the Hedgehog security.  Here. Really? For the family? Yes, it is. Isn't that what my life just died last night? I have a lead. And as security, this is your idea of what I'm supposed to be doing right now? I need to do something right around here. I've let a murderer slip by along with this accomplice. Yeah, and that's not my fault, but yet I have to fill all this paperwork about my deceased partner.  What? Why don't I talk to you about something real quick? Yes, sure. I'm sorry, I'm unaware of how amnestics work, but I was brought up in a conversation and I didn't even know... Maybe some of this to it? Yeah, any way to tell if someone was amnestic. Well, convenient enough. I was just talking to my friend over here. Oh, excellent. Hello. Essentially, the amnestics do give you some sort of barriers or any sort of ingestion. Along with drowsiness, delusiness, struggle standing, basically do something like freeze annex, that's what it kind of feels like. All right, would droid mask, like cotton mouth, be a symptom? No, sometimes in bad cases. Good job, right? Thank you. There's your dog! Okay. It's a lot of chaos right now and I'm trying to untangle something. So, thank you all for joining and hanging out here. Things are heating up. We have a lot of murder mystery to solve. We're running out of time. Gonna flip you guys back around. Hopefully this helps with the audio. As I clip myself. All right. So... Well, Eric, we've got ourselves into quite the pickle. Yeah? What's the pickle? Obviously, I don't want to fill out the paperwork, so... I think I'm gonna write an apology. Yeah? I just... I want to have some sort of purpose around that. I feel like I'm losing... I meant this end. I can't believe I let a murder just slip that out of my fingers and apologize. Yeah, that's kind of bad. Thank you. Okay. Would you mind helping me and you too, Eric? If you have any consultants, help me write an apology letter? Yeah. I'm sorry. What's nice about the paper? It was overwhelming. I think she was upset that it kind of feels inconsiderate of her feelings right now, so she lost someone close. Apologize. Flour. What? What did you say? I don't know. You're right. You start from the bottom. I like it a lot. I was fine. I'm on the right till 6 o'clock. Apologize. Apologize. Apologize. They're really attached to those stuffed animals, huh? Yeah. Izzy wrote the note. She's a great friend. That really was dead, but the way she is holding. And now it seems like Jungle Skog is dying. Did Izzy... write that? Izzy, tell her that? It says it's too red. So it looks like they stole Willie and then faked a funeral. That's very strange. Izzy seems very attached to the stuffed animals, though. He is. I guess he's just not friends with Willie? Because Willie is friends with the animals? I'm curious about that. We want to know anything about stuffed animals. Izzy's the person that asked for it. Thank you. We'll do.  What? Did he say you're okay? Yeah, yeah. All right, Chad. I want to confront Izzy about this thing. So...  And yeah, it can be a very important part of it. Does he know how to get out of the idea? No. Well, here is nothing next to your stuff, guys. That's the thing. Oh, he's Joe. Wait, can we come in with Joe? Wait, where is Joe from? Oh, I don't know, Minnesota. Wait, where is Joe from? Oh, I don't know, Minnesota. Everstate, something.  Seriously? Oh, I don't know. I mean, just, like, picture the most like, boring backstory you can for the guy. He's probably pretty accurate. Yeah, yeah, real boring guy. Nice, but... But here's the thing. Actually, it's not that nice. It's not that nice. And I'll tell you why. You are here to help us? You are here to help us? I hear to ask you a few questions, Izzy. About Willie. About Willie? Yeah. This note was given to Ren. Right, so Willie's not actually... Willie's not actually done. Yeah, Ren was very upset. It's I promise you that we can explain all of this. Yeah? We were trying to put a wrench in the, you know, the research the Foundation was doing. By distracting the security guards. Therefore, you know, appeasing the idea, which is very mad about the Foundation's presence here. And if we can get on its good side, maybe it'll help us get out of here. Maybe it'll help us get out of here. I mean, has the Foundation been here long as you've been here? Six months. They've been here six months? Yeah. But you've been here ten years? Exactly. So the IKEA was kind of mad before this? Exactly. So the IKEA was kind of mad before they got here? I was sort of warming up to it. Yeah? I think. And I think we were getting to like a good place. Like we had gone from strangers to acquaintances to friends who see each other like more regularly. You and the IKEA? Yeah, me and the IKEA. They showed up and now, they won't even talk to me anymore. What was going on with the bear? I saw the bear over here, the king. Yes. He's taking it from you. He's, um... He's dead. Oh, is he dead? He's suffocated in a box. All right. Now, you already told us that Willy died but it's not really. Oh! Right! Okay, so I see how this could be... No, he's... He's actually dead. Oh, okay. I should probably stop faking death. I should probably stop doing that. You should probably. But, you know... I have another idea. I have a brand new plan that also involves stuffed animals but does not involve death. I don't know if I should be helping you with plans. Sorry, we're gathering. After some investigations, Rain, would you like to share your findings? So, the current proposed theory was that any anomalies created by the Ikea would be kind of a cover-up in and of itself. It would try to blend in but not have a perfect story. And so, we were trying to screen for stories that with inconsistencies are vague ideas. That was pretty much my investigation. So, the big one I was assigned to do was find some specific memory from before or just before you got into the Ikea. Everyone's checked out except for one person. I don't want to point fingers but I think we should use the little camera on them. What is it? Hi, Rain. I don't think we talked a lot. What are these anomalies? Or anomalies? Oh my God! I don't think we talked a lot. Oh my God! Don't worry. Did you want to talk? What if I walked? Oh my God! I don't think we talked a lot. Maybe we should... This is true. What? Run! You are anomalies! Are you making overnight oats in here? It's just a simple mixing job. Mace and jar. Check for mace and jar? We have one scan left. Yes, there's a mace and jar over here. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Let's study them all the time. What do you mean by that? S512103. More SCPEs? Bingo! When usable physical objects to place no unusual properties, owning entity may store concepts or ideas into the jar through a poorly understood process. There's an idea inside that jar. Maybe that's where your intelligence would fall. I don't know. She saw it or anything. It's like a toy. She wanted to play with it. But because you had an anomalous object on you, I don't know if my read was thorough. And I don't have any other tape to check again. So red, red. So red might not even be the anomaly. You're in the clear for now. Hold up, wait. Where do we find more tape? Where do we find more tape? He said that he used the last of it. Did you not? I had one last scan left. Yeah, we had one last scan of the whole group. So that's how to do this. I'm not talking to you. Back to work, everyone. We should do this little fashion. We need back to work. Back to work. Back to work. Classic foundation around the town. I was hoping to fill out that foundation around the town. I was hoping to fill out that foundation around the town. I was hoping to fill out that foundation around the town. Me, too. I was looking away when I obtained that, but upon further inspection it was an empty at the moment. So I don't know which way is it on one tape or not. I know. It burns me as much as I do. I understand. okay one point is that because we don't have the technology we can go back and move things fair enough, fair enough i was wondering if i could help you i want to know about that mason jar do you think there could be a i was wondering if i could help you i want to know about that mason jar do you think there could be a concept in that right now there could be a concept in that right now from the looks of it it looks like there's not i'm a little apprehensive to from the looks of it i'm a little apprehensive to open it and inspect further i know that joe usually from what he told me about his time before i took this idea you see we weren't researchers at the same sites before this but i know that he has a lot of experience with at least safe objects doesn't really go into youth litter keeter very much i would say i asked joe about this this is the safest in keeter so yeah back to the drawing board here it still doesn't check out because our story is too big for this is there any other criteria any other form of questioning we can do so other things that i've observed with dash 3s just from my time knowing cam and from the murder scene there's a normal strength involved cam was able to just rip out rip out harder strength with bare hands yeah it was very cool but yeah strength at no one would try to test that exactly that's why i didn't go to that the first time that's unfortunately the only other thing that i know about them besides the fact that when in a rage they they go back to their dash 2 kind of response like this boy is in a rage like this boy is in a rage like this boy is in a rage like this boy so i don't know if that will be the safeest way i don't want you to end up at the wrong place i don't know so human feats of strength and anger and i'll try to figure something out ok, alright thank you in the meantime i'm trying to research sort of anti amnesiac so i thought wim some of these amnesics were used last night some of my very reliable research assistants let me know earlier that cam is missing of memory from about 6 p.m. to about right after the murder. And that leads me to believe that an amnestic had been used. It seems to be with the specific time gaps. Hi, I don't believe we've met. Oh, I'm John. John, they said you've got a book. And so I've just been doing some research here with what I remember of all the amnestics in their classes to figure out what exactly has been used in this certain group of circumstances. And I've decided that it's been in class A. That would make the most sense with what their clearance levels would allow them to obtain, and it just kind of checks out the time in which these memories have been lost. Is there a way to do it? That's all I've got. Exactly. So, that's what I'm working on right now. I'm trying to figure out what sort of amnestics we can use. So we've got different classes, W, X, Y, and Z. Unfortunately, I don't have my internet connection. So I have what I have gathered from this place. I'm trying to see if there's any sort of substitute ingredients I can use to kind of simulate an anti-amnestic. It may not be as open, but at least reverse some of the effects of the amnestic. And then maybe we can figure out a little bit more about the gaps.  I'm going to have to guess the bottom of this. Let me figure out what those ingredients look like. Let me figure out what those ingredients look like. Let me figure out what those ingredients look like. Perfect. Thank you. Thank you. Yes, let's talk to them. So, Jackson. Yes. I wasn't able to personally finish out the second bell, but I saw some other people doing that as well. Okay. Did you get the results? Unfortunately not. Perhaps some of the wrong experience I'm taking. I mean, there was a big confrontation shortly after. So maybe that distracted them. Yes. I guess I'll have to go look. I'm very excited about it. Yeah. I'm responding myself as he was ripping apart. And I'm taking them in the shower. That's all that's happening. Yes. Yes. Yes. So what's going on in there right now? I think they were torturing him for some reason. Are they doing the second bell? I think so. I think I'll tell him you're going to be there soon. Never go outside of this. He's talking about investing. We're going to be there soon. We're really excited about something. We're going to be there soon. Yeah. We're going to be there soon. We're going to go back to that. That means they were admitted to the clinic. That means they were admitted to the clinic. Yes. Yeah. Here is taking a little vacation right now. Did you want to speak to him? Sure. What's he taking a vacation from too? He's taking a vacation from work. You know Joe? Yeah. Joe exploits this square. What's he taking a vacation from too? He's taking a vacation from work. You know Joe? Yeah. Joe exploits this square so much. Joe isn't even that smart actually. Pierre does all the work and Joe just writes it down. I thought maybe if we could keep Pierre busy a little bit, hamper their research, then the Ikea will sort of warm up to us a little bit. So what do you want to do next Pierre? You want to go surfing? Which one's Joe again? Joe is in the red polo. Okay. Thank you. Joe, I got a question for you. Are the stuffed animals around here strange? Are they anomalous? No. It's this whole thing is he has this full conspiracy for lack of a better word. He seems to think there's like signals coming from there. Yeah. He believes that they're talkier for lack of a better word. He seems to think there's like signals coming from there. Yeah. He believes that they're talking to him, giving him cryptic clues as to how to get out of here and how to find a way out of this place. Yeah. Ten years and no results. It gets, you know, it runs a little bit. You're actually certain that nobody's like bugged them or used the radio signals or something? I don't think he understands how to do high grade electronics or any type of that. Well, he... Go ahead. I was just going to say he seems to get a kick out of talking to them and it doesn't seem to do any of us any harm. So I'm willing to let it slide. Yeah. I was going to say he has a Pierre scroll. Yeah, I saw one of the residents ask to borrow him effort. I first got a little concerned, but then another one of the residents told me that it was just for shenanigans. I was just saying. He seems to think it's going to mess you up, but... What are you guys doing? Pierre is as much of an independent creature as I am and is able to do his own things with his own people. Excuse me! He talked to Pierre? He has a little bit of support. Excuse me! Things that we found, maybe if we could, like, try and focus on one person to enter. It's very helpful to me. Well, I have not seen any sharks here to pump yet. Yeah. I came here for the sharks, so... I saw a shark, however... You did? I think someone would be particular. Be angry! However! I'm sorry. Okay. Now there's someone here, people. It's okay. We'll test this side. We need to be focusing on the actual murderer. You're like the body! I want to share that just maybe someone's a little suspicious. Like, Brent said, I think it'd be a good idea to, like, maybe interrogate someone. We're running in circles right now just talking over each other, so... He's the one with the shark plushie. I don't trust him. We'll keep that in mind. Hold on. Let's take turns speaking, because if we speak over each other, it's not going to get us anymore. So... Okay, go ahead. Okay, so, um, I don't mean about this, but I'm kind of just noticing things in timelines before I can leave if I'm wrong. If anybody else has any information, please let me know. I'm not saying Sloan should be suspicious, but Sloan was a little bit quick to scan Brent here with that being the last scan that we needed to figure out who this person who was the murderer is, possibly. Now, it was wasted on the jar. So that means that we can't rely on that one scanner if we were correct to indicate who the person could actually be. So we have to rely on memory. We have to rely on timelines and stuff like that, too. Okay? Something that was... that's one, first of all, instantly suspicious. Second, I was talking to Brent a little bit before her incident happened with the scanner. She did notice a little bit something around two o'clock-ish about, um... Yeah, what could you? Yeah, this is what you saw. I saw Sloan walk into the bathroom and talk to the camera. And what time was the murder? What time was the murder? I mean, that was, like, right after... Like after you? Yeah! It was, like, right after the murder. Sloan, you went to go talk to the murder, or after you went to the murder? No, I didn't. I was in bed. Exactly where I should have been last night. I was not out of bed.  Why was that? She's security. Yeah, she's security. I'm also going to add that from others I've heard that you say that he was out of bed. So you had to be out of bed to say that he was. We share a room. But it's true. We went to the research quarters together. And you confirmed that she was asleep that time? No. You can't confirm that she was asleep at that time. I cannot confirm that. Is that just because you were asleep and I was like, trust me, I was trying to get to sleep after a while. You weren't asleep? Listen, you weren't in bed? No. Listen then, what are you talking about? There's so many people in bed. Yes. I will say I don't know what this means, but if it's helpful to the room. Absolutely. Then I will share it. I was told very early on in the night I've been talking to Cam. And so I've been talking to Cam. And so until we could deliver a pen of some sorts to film and just said it was a symbol of hope. It is. So I don't know what this means. Don't know what this means. I have a question. So the foundation is well known to be the synestic of calls to life. Yes. Who here within basically this area? Who is in basically a possession of synestics during this time? This would be? Edgar. And here would be Rem, actually. Security, right? Security personnel, the only ones authorized to use and carry in that space. Yes. That's correct. And upon asking Edgar from earlier he did say that there is one in house. And upon asking Edgar from earlier he did say that there is one in house. All the assets are still there. There he did say that there is one in house. All the assets are still there. Yeah. So when you guys saw Edgar carry Cam into the bathroom with the synestics used during that time. I mean, there was a lot going on. I didn't see it. You could really, really, really hard remember. I mean, all the members, the two have been working together. Yeah. The two of them had carried the body into the bathroom just by themselves on the rest of the space. Yeah. Well, they were carrying like Cam out into the bathroom. I didn't see them do anything. But they were there in the bathroom for a few minutes. It was Amber and you. And Ren. The security person. Yes. You remember using the ethics to carry. No. No. I don't carry anything on this. But didn't you tell me that you moved the body yourself, Edgar? Let's see. He's trying to get mixed up. You know. What? Who moved the body? You. I did. Was Ren there? Ren was there. Yes. What? Ren, were you there? Who's body? You moved Cam into the shower. Oh. She was there. I'll leave her out. So who are we going to be investigating? There's a lot of figures now in a lot of directions. Yeah. I feel like there's a lot of. I feel like there's a lot of. There's a lot of. I don't know if she's aware of this. You run the door. You're going to get caught. You're going to get caught. You're going to get caught. You're going to get caught. You're going to get caught. You're going to get caught. We should interrogate. Yeah. Just vote for what you think is the most suspicious. Okay. Slow. Can you openly tell me how was your and Cam's relationship? I just wish to know for. This sounds like an investigation. Not a vote. I mean. All right. So be it. One last thing. All right. So be it. One last thing. I have a piece of information that I feel is in Sloan's defense. And that is that Cam appears to have had amnestics used on him. And I have been trying to find a way to reverse that effect so that we can get Cam's account of the situation. And Sloan has been the only person helping me to reverse those effects.  If Sloan was guilty, why would she want Cam to remember and therefore inform us of her guilt? That's facts though. That's facts though. Okay. Okay. Let's get her to talk to him. Let's take her to talk to him. Okay. Let's take the vote. Only vote once. Only vote once, please. Let's start with Iris. Does anyone think we should investigate Iris? Think we should investigate Izzy? Yeah. One vote for Trucker. I saw two. I saw two. Maybe an S4. I don't want to be here anymore.  Yeah, don't want to. But I would not call security to sabotage this foundation site in any way. But why would he tamper his own MS6 gun? Because he was trying to get it. Someone's trying but he wouldn't use it just to be so afraid of him. Everyone makes a room. We gotta move the body. Oh my God. Oh my God. People are dropping dead here. We're dropping dead here. We have two deaths already. Who else is on the access to... We're dropping dead here. We have two deaths already. Who else is on the access to amnestics? Well, I was going to say, we've been getting amnestics from over here, right? They were talking about amnestics. All the site security staff is the only person that has access to it. Anyone could poison it. That's true. That's just my theory. The game theory. I was going to say we've got a dead security guard. We've got poisoned amnestics. We've got people trying to figure out how to reverse amnestics. I guess we shouldn't have voted for Edgar, but somebody murdered him. Doesn't mean he isn't a murderer, but he also might have been someone who was murdered to keep things quiet. So, let's get back in it. Okay, look. We've got a lot of... I think we're going to run out of our hands and we need to get out of this house still. Okay.  We still need to find a way out of here. And we still need to figure out if in fact the hell tamer do the amnestics and how. We still need to find a way out of here. And we still need to figure out if in fact the person who was the accomplice was Edgar or someone else behind another murder. In fact, speaking of point two. He's kind of dead. Sorry, everyone. Feeling very good right now. But I think it's important to tell him what happened. He ran an experiment. Okay. He ran an experiment because we have realized that Pam had an attachment to the one hand and the other hand on the other. We decided to go and look into this and realize that Pam was approximately 99% human and only 1% immobilized. Correct. And what happened is we ended up managing to make Pam completely human. What? Yeah. And it worked? It worked. It worked. I'm sorry. Yeah. But it's not possible. It could have had consequences. It made him even more helpless. Because your powers, you said they weren't working no matter how much people were eating. I usually experience like a hangover effect whenever I have a big experiment like that. But it's not working. Keep running. This is not the point. What I'm saying is I figured out how to get out of here in my moments of death, almost death on the floor. I don't believe you for a second. I have been working incredibly hard on a way to get us out of here. And I know everything that we need to do. In my people, you're here for me and your people can work out. Yeah, it'll be alright. 10 years. Yeah. You said you've been working that entire time trying to figure a way out and you haven't figured, and you haven't found it? So bring a towel. Figure a way out and you haven't figured, and you haven't found it? So bring a towel. You're working on it. I've been working the entire time. I've been working on it. And I've been working a lot of drugs.  Apparently. Sorry, may I ask? Why did you hold for me? Did you guys forget there's still like... Because no one else had. I'm trying to look for... Everyone voted for Edgar and Edgar's dead now, so I'm trying to figure out the unusual angles. Well, I'm glad no one else went down that trail. I thought so, otherwise it would be me lifeless and not researchable. But he had... wasn't that his strength? Supposedly, but why would he so willingly be throwing that thing around if he knew he could have potentially been caught in the line of fire? Yeah, I mean, I think he was... Could have potentially been caught in the line of fire. Yeah, I mean, I think he was... I think he knew with poison. I agree. I don't think he knew. I think he was trying to... I don't know what he was trying to do exactly. I think he probably found some loophole in the Foundation Worldbooks. He was just trying to do exactly. I think he probably found some loophole in the Foundation Worldbooks. He was just trying to do exactly. I think he probably found some loophole in the Foundation Worldbooks in ethics codes that allowed him to use MSX pretty willingly without retribution. Yeah. But he never once considered the use of poison before. I wouldn't, yeah, when... Yeah, he seemed very organized to a fault, maybe, and murder and poison doesn't seem very organized. I agree. Your co-workers seem kind of upset by that, too. I think Sloan was also equally upset about how many people were suspecting her of equally being the accomplice of camp. Yeah. Well, so that's why I'm trying to look at angles that aren't usual, because that seems to point her as a victim. It's just, no, he's broken the PA system in here. He's been broken again. One of the things that's quite like the IKEA, but not... Is that something that...is that what he's been hearing? It's probably, yes. But there's...if we're going to get any closer to solving this whole complex nonsense, we really need to start figuring out just exactly where everyone was last night. And we don't have time to allow people to lie or beat around the bush at where they were. Yeah, where they were last night. Exactly. And I can vouch for Iris and Dr. Entertainment. Dr. Entertainment and Iris you can vouch for, huh? Yeah. The three of us, after the murder, were grieving in solidarity and Iris' grief. So they definitely didn't move the body? No. The amount of time that it took to grieve and try to process everything and still get over it, it was... There was absolutely no way they would have had enough time by themselves to move the body in any way. And you also think they did not do the murder, either? I mean, Dr. Entertainment appears to have almost just killed themselves to try and make him human. And Iris and Carter were too in love. They were just too happy. That's true. I know there's that thing of like, it's always the wife, it's always the fiance, the significant other that does it. I just don't buy it in this case. Yeah, no. Iris seems pretty upset then, generally. Yeah, I can at least confirm the two of them. Generally. Yeah, I can at least confirm the two of them are with me, basically the entire time from when the murder happened and when the body was moved. Yeah, actually. Alright, well thank you, Doctor. Thank you. Gonna do my rounds, I guess. You're looking for something. You found something in the bathroom. What are you looking for? What are you looking at? Do you see anything, maybe? You got a QR code, huh? On the back of the chain. What I'm talking about, the IKEA is leaving clues for us. Future? I have no idea where the ad's at. You know what? Okay. Feel free? I don't think this is my place. Alright, well... I think I see something. Do you have any questions? No, I... I see a big, like... I see a big, like, package now and then. Package? Towels? Towels. There's a leg. There's a leg under the bed. There's a leg under the bed? There it is, there it is. That's it. That's it. Thank you. Okay, yeah, I don't know what that is. Okay. Um, if it's a... A tiny body part. A tiny body part? A tiny body part. That's what the leg is. How many other on the table? How many people? Oh my God, it's a gestaltum. It's a gestaltum. That big? Yes. Okay, what's the... What? Okay. What are the other... What are the words on the body thing? You're so funny. Why did 18 people run into that room when they hit a select? I have no idea this is something... so a QR code sent us to the bedroom. He gave us this photo. It goes out of violent precedent. Sickness. No. Why are you looking? That's how you get out of here. What do you mean? He said there were lots of residences that the idea told him about. What? I'm going to explain everything, okay? What do you mean? I'll explain everything. What do you mean? I'll explain everything. What do you mean? I'll explain everything. What do you mean? I'll explain everything. Stop doing the multiple. It's a... In a go. Yes. Did you... There's a QR code on this one. Can you scan that? Yes, sir. What does it send you to? It sends me to, um, like, he's the person. Shelves. Another one. Shelves. You've got to find a shelf. But did they find it? No, not. All right. Well, let's... All right. We're ready, please. I can't tell if it might be in a book or in a box. It will, uh, the boxes. I wonder if there's something in one of these, the egg they've either been hiding or not no one about looking for something oh yeah all right yeah you're right not in the books or anything not in the balls and the only other place I can think is up there but uh we can't see it oh we're on to something there might be another shelf somewhere all right we got a mannequin coming together here okay so we just need a second arm and a head all right all right this is kind of oddly specifically I just found that on the shelf here you have witches brew yeah I like to collect trinkets I like to collect trinkets oh that's a liquor guy so far you're getting quite the stash I guess so how can we try to carry these things together fair enough did you by chance have it come across like a like a wooden head oh we uh we kind of have that kind of time sadly oh that's okay it's okay we'll make us some in here somewhere in our fortified area feed him sure yeah of course of course I got idea I can put it in there like a mess lock all right all right it isn't thank you hopefully you'll bring us some salt birds dr. alibi do you have any word on this pen on this up we're all here do you have any word on this pen on this up we're all here yeah welcome to we're here we're here 19 we should find who's trying to kill everyone before we leave though I have a feeling that they'll find a way to not let us leave if we do that's the thing if you guys are having a hard time figuring out how to finish this doll let us leave if we do that's the thing if you guys are having a hard time figuring out how to finish this doll thing to get something for there's a very good chance whoever is the mother is constantly trying to keep us here I did hear that the doll part that was in the couch was not supposed to be there or was gone if it was gone it might have been hidden by said in pastoral but there and that's but there and that's talk to cam about this time I'll take a look where my team investigates the rest of this all right now have you narrowed down eliminated any suspects my only situation it was something is about Joe is just too normal no one is normal run this line I'll run that line I'm gonna have you run this line actually well I tried to I'm sorry what happened to this we can't get out of here by the way by the way was that about Joe yeah it appears to cause a lot of jubilation for them to discover that hmm I still don't think we're all safe yeah that's true hell yeah where's the washing machine behind the scenes you must respect the residents you must respect the residents you must respect the residents wait read it did they find all the body parts I think they're still missing an arm people seem to think it's something around the cow fascinating I'm sure I saw about inside out an arm or a leg of the dog thing I don't know they're like and then that one okay supposedly there's something I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so I hope so That's children. Children are the future. Oh, hey! Where are the sick ones? Oh my god! Something's happening out there. Yep, he got it out.  That camp's out! Wait, camp's out! But we don't know that for sure! I'm pretty confident. I can't trust an improvement team in here on that one. I'm gonna be honest. Are we missing two yet? It's out! Wait, he's not done that! And they were gonna tell you to please come back forward. I mean, I'd say don't look on the camera. Alright, no, that's what we're saying. All of this is a thing. Okay, time, time, time! One quick, all time. Okay. I'm not sure. Okay, I'm gonna try something. I thought if you do something about this it had to be me. So we figured out, um, there is another dash three. I was right. Listen, I really want to help you figure out what happened, because I really thought we were a family before all of this because I love you guys, okay? So, I want to protect you all from getting hurt because I love you, Sloan. I'm not going to hurt anybody, so maybe we can figure out who did it so that nobody has to get hurt anymore. I'm sorry, I don't recognize whoever it was. I don't remember anything.  Like if we line everybody up that could be a suspect, could you maybe? I don't... That sounds dangerous. I don't think so. Let me have that. Have you figured anything out? I have a question.  I don't think we have much more time. We're going to sign? We can figure this out right now. And we have to figure out how we're getting out of here. Do we respect or do we reject? Respect. Respect. Respect. Respect. Respect. Respect. Respect. Respect. Respect. Respect. We can figure out who the whole is because we don't figure out who they accomplish. They will sabotage us getting out of here. So, we have to figure that out first. So, can we just come in? I don't know if I'm being smart. Again, art from art. Guys, I want to have a group discussion, please. We really got to get to the top. Hi, everyone. Hi, Al. Hey, yeah. There's no turning up in the back, no. Wait, what's up? What are you doing right now?  A lot. Before the legs went out, you were constantly on edge, almost touching at all times. I give her a lot of candy. Yeah, I give her a lot of candy. Like six pieces. A lot of candy? Like you're a lot of candy, right? You're a lot of candy. You're a lot of candy. You're a lot of candy. You're a lot of candy. I understand that. I understand that. Tell me especially when I… I understand that. I mean, we all have our own suspicions about this. But we tried standing. We tried candy. We tried everything. I think we just need to go with the real facts. Which is where everybody was last night. From 3-4am. Which is when the body was moved. I think that's going to be actually how we figure this out. Regardless of all these other suspicions. So, hint. Does anybody want to share? If anybody found out, anyone else? Hint. Does anybody want to share? If anybody found out, anyone else has to alibis? Want to share? If anybody found out, anyone else has to alibis? Specific alibis, but I mean, two things. One, holy security has access to the amnestics. Things to consider. Number two, we asked all of the people that were here previously about the phrase, the stores closed, please exit the premises. And Cam, when he was on the influence of the anomaly, was like, it made me feel fear, made me feel apprehension. It was this whole thing, right? Yeah. You asked every group, made me feel apprehension. It was this whole thing, right? Yeah. You asked everybody, and everyone was annoyed. I mean, they say that because it's annoying. One person, I didn't fear, I read. I did it a little bit, it was a little suspicious, I have to say. I also know that it's just, the only other person who helped you in this body, in whatever it was you read, were the one that helped you in the body. Because I'm security, that's part of the body. Also, then you're the only other person who hasn't access to the test. I have to ask Edward to get a domestic, I haven't carried a domestic in a month. It is true, I've got really full body of domestic. What? None of them have to answer it. I know, it's just, I wanted to hear this out by seeing where it goes, I was like, it's just, it's just, it's just, it's just, it's just, it's just, it's just, it's just, it's just exciting. It's just exciting. All right, then. All right, then. All right, then, all right. All right, then. All right, then. Well, Rob and Asi, where are they working? You know, just out of everything, the only person that we were talking about


In our previous video, we learned how vertical stretching and compression changes the amplitude of a sine or cosine wave and this is accomplished by putting a coefficient in front of the sine or cosine. But what if we put a coefficient inside the sine or cosine? What if we're curious with something like y equals sine of 2x? How does a coefficient inside of the function change things? Well, for general function, anything inside of the function, which we call the horizontal zone, the horizontal zone, anything inside of the function will affect the x-coordinate. Things outside of the horizontal zone, that is, things outside the function will affect the vertical. So we see that a coefficient inside of a function will actually cause a horizontal stretch or compression. But why do I make some connection to the twilight zone here? Well, because in the horizontal zone, things don't act the way you think they would. When it comes to outside the function, sticking a coefficient in front, like if you times by 2, that stretches it. If you times by 1 half, it shrinks it. It makes sense. Timesy by something big makes it get bigger. Timesy by something small makes it get smaller. But in the horizontal zone, things act backward. So if you take the function f and you take some number c, which is larger than 1, then y equals f of cx causes the graph to be horizontally compressed. So putting a number inside there, like 2x, actually causes it to be a horizontal compression. So things get squished horizontally when you have something like that.  This is our function f right here. If we were to horizontally compress it by a factor of 2, what you see happening, we do need to have the y-axis here. So we can see what's going on. We'll draw the y-axis. Let's assume it's right there. And so as we start compressing things, what you see is that this graph, its height never changes, but it's then horizontally squished now. So you get like y equals f of cx right here. It squishes it. And it feels like it's backwards, but this really has to do the fact that this multiple inside actually speeds up the variable x. So it's like if you were running, like this is a track you have to run across, well, if you give the variable extra speed, then it turns out it can cover the same distance in a shorter amount of time. So the horizontal compression is a result by basically stimulating the variable so it's faster. On the other hand, if you take a value that's less than one, smaller than one, then y equals f of cx will cause it to vertically stretch. You're going to elongate the function so that it does the same stuff, but in a slower manner. So putting a coefficient inside of the function causes it to retard its process, slowing it down over time. So that's how you really should be thinking about it. In the horizontal zone things are going to work backwards. So let's look at some examples of this. Let's sketch the graph y equals sine of 2x. I mean we were talking about it. Why not do it now? And let's just do one period from 0 to 2 pi. So you see illustrated in yellow the standard sine wave, so no modifications have happened whatsoever. So note that at x equals 0, the y-coordinate is 0. At x equals pi halves, the y-coordinate is 1. At x equals pi, the y-coordinate is 0. At x equals 3 pi halves, the y-coordinate is negative 1. And at x equals 2 pi, you get 0 again. These five points which coincide with the quadrantal angles of 0, pi halves, pi, 3 pi halves, and 2 pi are very important. If you know where these five points go when you transform, then you can draw any sine or cosine wave. So keeping track of these five points is very critical. So what happens when you put this 2 inside that? You're going to speed up the graph. It's going to accomplish the same amount of work in half of the time. So basically each of these x-coordinates is going to get cut in half. The x-coordinate of 0 will stay put, so it stays 0. If you take pi halves, that actually is going to get shrunk to pi force. We take half of it. If you take pi, that's going to get cut in half 2 pi halves. If you take 3 pi halves like this one right here, that's going to get cut in half to be 3 pi force. And then 2 pi is going to get cut in half to just be pi. And so you see that if you take those five points and you cut their x-coordinates in half, a horizontal compression, then it actually repeats a single period in pi units as opposed to 2 pi. But as we're trying to go from 0 to 2 pi, once you hit pi, it's just going to repeat itself and it's going to repeat the second period right there. So you'll notice that this horizontal compression right here changes the period of this sine wave. It's actually pi as opposed to the standard sine wave for which the period would be 2 pi. Let's look at another example. Let's consider y equals cosine of 1 half and graph this on the interval 0 to 4 pi. Well, again, if we just look at the standard cosine wave with no transformations, we get a complete cycle as we go from 0 to 2 pi. That's the standard period for this thing right here. You'll notice this one goes from 0 to 4 pi. We could just repeat this picture if we needed to draw us ourselves the other part of cosine, although that's really not necessary. This yellow function is just for a baseline. Do look at the five important points on your cosine wave right here. What happens at x equals 0, x equals pi halves, x equals pi, x equals 3 pi, x equals 2 pi. You're going to get 1, 0, negative 1, 0, and 1 for the y coordinates. Well, because you have this coefficient of 1 half inside of the function, what this does is it's going to cause a horizontal stretch to occur. Basically, we're slowing down the function by a factor of 2. So it takes twice as long for it to complete one cycle. And so let's look at these points. So if you take the point 0 comma 1, you're going to double the x coordinate because you're stretching it. Well, 0 times 2 is still 0. Then look at the next one, pi halves. If you double the x coordinate, that actually gives you pi. And so it takes twice as long to reach that x intercept. Then take the next point pi, which you're going to double it. That'll give you the corresponding point is at 2 pi. You get 2 pi comma negative 1. Then the next of those points, 3 pi halves, you're going to double that to get 3 pi. You get this point right here, and then you're going to double the last one 2 pi to become 4 pi. And so for this function right here, a single period is actually not 2 pi, it's 4 pi. It takes twice as long to finish one cycle. So where did this 4 pi come from? Well, the idea is that for the standard function, for your standard function, let's just do cosine for a moment. Cosine of x here, your period is just going to be 2 pi. But then when you switch the function to y equals cosine of some value in here, bx, like so, how does that affect things? It turns out that in this situation, your new period is going to be 2 pi divided by this number b, like so. So in our example, we get 2 pi over 1 half. That simplifies to be 4 pi. But in the previous example where we had y equals cosine, excuse me, it was sine of 2x. In that situation, your period, which is 2 pi over this coefficient b, you get 2 pi over 2. It simplifies just to be pi that we had before. So if horizontal stretch or compression affects the period of the function, it changes how frequently the sine or cosine wave will repeat itself.