Hello, and welcome to my talk about container migration and how I would like to present how the downtime during the life migration can be decreased. So this is basically about process migration, but I'm using containers to better demonstrate it. What I want to do, this will be, I want to show a few live demos and I hope they all work. I'm using a run-c-based container. I'm using Crewe to live migrate the container, and in the container I have a server called Xonotic. It's a first-person shooter, which I will migrate a server while my client will stay connected, and I hope I can migrate a server almost around the world during the presentation. So I'm going to start immediately with the first demo. The demo is the first step. It will only be a local migration. I have two VMs on my system. I will migrate the container from one VM to another and hoping that the client will stay connected during the time. So this is my first VM. It's called REL 1. I have a container running there, which is not running currently. Let's start it. Okay, so now the container is running with a client, with a Xonotic server in it. So now I'm starting the client. This is what it looks like. I'm in the game. I can run around. I'm alone. We wanted to do it with the second client, but we didn't want to try it over Wi-Fi. So I'm now running alone here in this game, and now I want to migrate it from one VM to another. So I have a script which basically calls the Crewe functionality to checkpoint the container and transfer it to another system and restore it. So I'm going to say migrate, then migrate container ID destination. So my container is named Xonotic, and I'm going to migrate it to my second VM and switch to the client. So now I cannot move any. It already migrated, but it's local, so it's pretty fast. I'm going to migrate it back. Maybe we can see it better. So now the container is running here. Not a system. I'm going to migrate it back. Migrate Xonotic to row one and start a migration. So you now see it says I'm disconnected right now. It's copying now stuff, and now I'm back connected. And during the disconnection, I cannot move around. And when we do a migration over a longer distance, we will see that it hangs for a longer time. So a few details now. So I basically just did a YAM install into a directory of a row 7.3 system with I have the APL repository enabled, and then I can then install the Xonotic server inside of the repository. It's the first line, the YAM install. Then the second line, I'm configuring my container with OCI runtime tool generate. The first argument is dark places dedicated. It's the name of the binary I'm going to run, and then the second is the argument to it. I'm going to tell it run in the temp directory. The third argument is, or fourth, is network host. I'm using the host network of the host. Then I'm mounting two temp fs directories into the container. It's once temp and run, and I'm using it read-only. The reason for read-only is when I'm going to start it to migrate it all around the world, I don't have to migrate the file system. I'm just going to migrate the memory of the container, and what CreeU, fortunately, does for me, it migrates the temporary file systems I have mounted into the container. So, slash temp and slash run is also migrated for me around the world. Then I have to delete some seccomp configuration, which OCI runtime tool generates for me, which I haven't figured out why they do not work during migration. The third step is to start a container, and this is all running now. It's still rel7.3. This is the run C from rel from some optional repository, and it's the CreeU from rel7.3. So this is nice. I can migrate the container from one VM to another, but it's rather boring, and that's why I thought I'm going to migrate it to France, and I hope I still stay connected when I'm in France. One thing which can then be seen, so I can now here press, if I press the tap key, I'm seeing here there's a ping time of 33 microseconds, and so this is the time it takes to connect from my local system to the container on my VM. So now let's try to migrate it to France. So I'm now starting the migration, and it takes much longer. I cannot move around right now. This is kind of not what it should be, because it takes just much too long. I don't want to wait so long until my client can reconnect, and that's why I need optimization, and one optimization which can be done to decrease the downtime of my container, so my client now even disconnected. So I'm going to restart the container on my original VM. I can say, where is it? Here. I can say reconnect. So now the container is now again running on my local system, and because last time it took so long, I'm going to now use optimization. I'm going to use what we call pre-copy. So I'm going to start a migration now. The background, now the memory of the container has been dumped. I can still move around in the container. It's too fast. The network is too good. So what's now happening? I can see now I'm in France. I'm far away because the ping time didn't go up, but the container is running on my VM in France, so it definitely went there. What happened is now I dumped the memory one first time, then I transferred the whole memory while the container keeps on running, and then I'm just dumping the differences which have changed since the last time, and only during the time I'm transferring the changes, my containers actually down, and so I could decrease the downtime of the container a lot. So it took me about 30 seconds to migrate a container without the optimization, and I had a two-second downtime now that I did a pre-dump. So what I did to make this possible is I'm using a layer 2 VPN tunnel to have the same IP address all over the world. So the IP address is going with the container from my laptop to France. I'm using Keep AliveD to migrate the IP address. I'm using pre-copy migration to first dump the whole memory of the container, transfer the memory of the container while it's still running, and then I'm only transferring the differences having thus a much shorter downtime during the migration. So this is still REL 7.3 and CRIU from REL. RunC needs an additional code which is in a pull request available, so I've included this in my demonstration to show the pre-migration, optimization for the container migration, and this is a diagram which tries to visualize what's happening during the pre-migration or the pre-copy. So before we had a migration duration for this in the first try, and this was also the whole process downtime. So during the whole memory dump, memory copy, memory restore, the container was down. And now the process downtime is only a much shorter part because we can dump the memory, and especially what takes the most time is the transfer during the time which the container keeps on running. So we only need to, I called it process table entry, it's a few different things, but basically everything, which is not the memory of the process, and this is, so my migration needs to transfer around 200 megabytes, and with the pre-copy migration it goes down to two or three megabytes and I can transfer the rest before during my client keeps on running. So the last step I want to do, I want to migrate it to Canada, so the client is still running, this is good, it says pink time of 33. Now I'm going to use my VM in France and I say migrate sonotic to rel-Canada, and I say true, this enables the pre-migration functionality. Let's see, so I can still move around. Okay, now I'm disconnected, now the differences are transferred, and now I'm reconnected, and it now says, so now I have a pink time of 133 times, so now it's taking a much longer time to reach the cell, which is now running in Canada, and what I can do now, I can migrate it back to my notebook, also using pre-dumping, so we see here in the console now the pre-dump, it says it's dumped 182 megabytes, this is now transferred using our sync, then once this is done, the second checkpoint, the final checkpoint is taken, the final checkpoint is only 7.6 megabytes, which needs to be transferred, then the floating IP address is given over to my new VM, and so the final time, which I actually need to transfer the files is only 2.6 seconds, so this helps to reduce the downtime enormously. So the last step, I already migrated it back, and we have been working on further optimizations to reduce the downtime even more, we are using user fault FD to do what we call lazy migration or post copy, so we only migrate the main part of the process, so everything besides the memory is migrated to the second host, and then restart the container or the process on the destination host, and then once it requests the memory page, we get a page fault, a user fault, which is then forwarded to user space, and we can then transfer the missing memory page over the network into the process and then it continues running. So this demo, I can demo this also, but it's not very interesting because it looks just like the rest in the wrong term, sorry. So the connection to the host is disconnected, now in the background it's transferring the memory, I cannot visualize it, so it's happening in the background. The memory should now all be there and the client is reconnected. The last step, the combination of RunC and user fault FD is currently something which is only on my system and on my backups, so it's safe. Currently there's a limitation in the kernel that we cannot migrate processes which are forking the patches to support this is in the Linux next tree and we are hoping to get them soon into the mainline tree so that we can support user fault FD-based lazy migration also for containers with more than one process, so I was lucky that the server only needs one process. The last step which would be the goal would be to combine pre and post copies, so we do first a dump of the memory, we then do a second dump which is without the memory, we only transfer everything besides the memory, restore the container and the missing pages are fetched and we use a fault FD, this would be the ideal solution which should work soon probably and needs a few additional kernel patches. So I'm through with my demo and my presentation. Any questions? First of all, very nice. Thank you. I'm sure there are very many differences. I don't know much about virtual machine migration, I know they used to do pre copy, they are now also using post copy with the same user fault FD, so I think it's basically it was made for them to decrease downtime during virtual machine migration. I think the technical stuff behind it, it's the same, so they're doing the same thing. I always think it's a bit easier for them because they can control it from within their QEMU process what to transfer or how it works and for the container we have to work with the kernel more closely, I think, but I don't know what's the machine migration so much in the details. Yeah, we talk. We talk, yes. So we have the main developer of Crew here. So how is it, how do we do not lose the transaction in the kernel? So the question was how can we make sure there's no in-flight requests during block access or something like that and Pavel, who's the maintainer upstream, he said that a few things are working, a few things can be difficult. Any other questions? So there was the question that the dirty memory change rate can be higher than... So the memory can change faster than the pre-tum can transfer it and yes, there is a tool which is called P-Haul which has some logic to try it and you can set thresholds until which it should try to transfer it and if it doesn't reach then it just aborts. What I'm using here is just a script, it just one pre-dump and then that's the final dump so there's no logic in there which tries to handle this situation that the memory is changing faster. I have migrated processes where the total downtime is larger thanks to pre-dump so instead of improving, decreasing the downtime it increases the downtime so this can happen, yes. So this is all the same as in virtual machines but I don't think we are so far yet, we don't have the frameworks around container migration to handle all this but it sounds all like the same and it would be nice if we could collaborate there but I'm not sure if it's not too far away, I don't know. Yes, please. So the question was why I needed to patch everything I was using. So without, yes, basically yes, so it's still very much in development so the basic migration without any optimization that works and any optimization above needs patches which are currently in review or currently being developed so this is all very new, yes. Does it work for super privileged containers that have access to the host themselves? It basically works for any process so containers make it easier because we have separation and isolation, for example. We have the problem with if the PID on the destination system exists it will fail because we need to start as the same PID. If we're running in a PID namespace then the chances that there's anything running inside it, it's pretty low so namespaces make it in some cases easier. I don't know super privileged containers, probably yes, I don't know. Okay, one last question. Oh yeah, please. Does it work for username spaces? I don't know. I'm going to ask Pablo again. Does it work for username spaces? So the answer was yes, it does. Okay, thank you very much. I didn't understand the question so why didn't I? No, I wanted to ask why didn't you use a post copy? Ah, why? Okay. But you can answer it. You are working on that. Yes, yes, yes, right. Yeah, you can use it. That can be critical. Yeah, fine. No problem at all. I'm not sure how many you have. I have one here. Cool. Question. Can you go in such a way? Yes. Do you request any connection? No. It's already connected. No, it's already connected.


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Welcome to my channel, I am Arapata Karwa and in this video, I am going to talk about what are the small tips that you can apply at this moment and can turn your net preparation into a success story. I am pretty sure that since the exam is very near, most of you must be engaged in some or the other kind of negative self-talk. Some of you must be wondering that, why didn't I study earlier? The others must be questioning that, my friend must have studied so much, if it happened and it didn't happen to me, then how am I going to face my peer group, how am I going to face my parents? And I am pretty sure that all these things are bothering you, but let me tell you that you will not be able to do anything with this negative self-talk. Whatever you do, whatever you say to yourself that is just going to take your energy away and stop you from taking the right actions at this moment. So my request to you, all of you who are preparing for the next net exam is that at this point, stop all the negative self-talk, all the past baggages, all that guilt trip, keep that aside and start with the actions. In this video, I am going to tell you some really fine tips that you can apply and change your net preparation strategy totally. If you have not studied so far by applying these tips, I am pretty sure that you will be able to achieve your results next time. So if you are already all set, then keep watching this video. And before we move ahead, a very small request, subscribe to the channel so that you get notified about all the latest videos that I upload for all my UGC Net aspirants. At the same time, if you have not yet visited our website, arpithakarva.com, I think you should do it right now because it has got all the previous year papers and all important tips and tricks which might help you to qualify net this time with really high marks. The first important tip that I would like to give you here is very simple. Have you ever asked yourself that why is that some people achieve their goals in life and some don't? If you can actually get to the answer of this question, I am pretty sure that you can apply the same concept here and achieve your goal of qualifying net. The reason why most of the people don't get or achieve their goal is that the goal is very difficult. I am pretty sure that most of you must be thinking that yes, the goal is unachievable or maybe I am not competent enough, that is the reason why I can't achieve my goal of qualifying net. Net is too hard, too difficult and that is the reason why I can't achieve my target and some people who find it easy can achieve it. No, you are mistaken. Research shows that the people who achieve their goal, who reach their goal are the people who actually understand the fact that need and value that you associate to your goal is more important than whether the goal is difficult or easy. The people who achieve their targets in life don't achieve it because they think that it is easy. It is because the value and need that they have associated with that goal is very important to them. So I would like you to do one small exercise, pause this video and write down five things, five things that you will achieve if you clear a net exam. Why is net exam so important for you? For some people, net might be a way to become financially independent, for others it might be a dream of their parents that they wish to fulfill. Whatever it is, write down top five reasons why you want to clear or crack this exam.  It is the purpose that will drive you to focus to study more. I am telling you, I have done it myself when I was preparing for my net exam and this technique has done wonders for me and I am pretty sure this technique is also going to be a very very important step in your success journey. Now that you have aligned yourself with the purpose of your life and you have also aligned why this exam is one crucial milestone in achieving the purpose of your life, we move next to step number two. Now the next important thing that you have to ask yourself is the question, a very important question, what would I do if I don't clear this exam? I am pretty sure that when you ask this question to yourself, some people might have a plan B in their mind. Now let me tell you, it's good to have plan B at times but when you are preparing for a competitive exam, it's never good to have a plan B. What happens when you have a plan B in your mind? Your commitment, your dedication goes weak. You don't feel like studying because subconsciously you know that a chacha ye nahi hua toh koi baat nahi I'll do something else. You can only study constantly and with self discipline for an exam when you know that this is a do or die situation. If I don't clear net, my life is going to end. It is very important for you to understand the fact that your goal should become the only goal in your life.  So today, make it a point that you tell yourself that you don't have a plan B. It's either net or it's nothing. So if you cannot achieve this goal, you're going to face a life-shaking situation.  Before we move on to the third point, I would actually like to quote one of my favorite quotes by Albert Einstein. Albert Einstein very rightly said that the same level of thinking that created problem cannot generate solution. And if you look at this line, it is so beautiful.  We keep on cribbing and criticizing people, blaming situations, iski wajase ho gaya assignments thay, exams thay, ghar meshadi thi. And we give so many excuses and we try to tell us that it's not our mistake. It's because of the situations and the events and the people who are in our life, I'm not able to achieve the goal. We try to play the blame game. But let me tell you one thing very clearly. This blame game is never going to help you. Stop looking at the problems for once and start looking at the solution. Start looking for ways you can make this work even now. Focus on what's possible right now. There are people who call me and tell me that we just have 20 days and I'm not studied anything. Can I actually sit for the exam and get a decent score? I tell them, yes you can. Why? Because you're only focusing on the 5 months that you've wasted. You're not focusing on the 20 days that you have in your hand. And let me give you a very simple timetable for these 20 days. You have 20 days in your hands and you've got 8 hours. If you multiply 20 days with 8 hours, you will figure out that you have 160 hours. 160 hours, don't you think that's really nice? 160 hours if you can sit down and you can study some topics. I'm pretty sure that in 160 hours you can at least complete 50 important topics which will be a part of your next question paper. 50 topics in 160 hours, that's not a very tough job. 3 hours per topic, you'll be able to achieve that milestone. For people who are into English literature and who are preparing for UGC net paper to English literature, I can tell you that you can read the summary of an important text in like 2 hours and if you can just calculate, you'll be able to complete 80 important text. And even if you get like 10 questions from these 80 texts, you will be so much more in terms of your preparation and you'll be so much more confident on the day of the exam. So my very simple question to you is, can you stop looking at the problems for once and start looking for solutions? And if you can do that, I'm telling you the entire universe is going to conspire and give you some situations and some ways in which you can manifest what you desire. So it's more inside the brain and less around our circumstances.  I'm going to do what it takes to clear this exam. A lot of people who are a part of my crash course, they ask me that, why are you so confident about the crash course? Like what is that your crash course has which the other people who are in the industry don't have? And I tell them a very simple logic. I tell them that I have cracked the pattern of the paper. Why so? Because if you look at the results that we produced last year, you will figure out that a lot of our students said that 95% of the paper was exactly from what we taught. And why were we able to do that? Because we have actually cracked the pattern. What I meant to tell you at this point is that if you look at the music industry, if you look at the great lyric writers like Gulzar or maybe great music composers like A.R. Rahman, you will find that in their interviews, they constantly focus on one thing. They say that what makes us so unique, why we are known as the masters of music industry, is the fact that we have developed this strategy to crack the pattern in any piece of music. You give them any sound, which for you might be a noise. You give it to them, they're going to crack the pattern. They're going to see that how this music is formed, what is the pattern which is happening again and again, and they muster the art of creating or understanding patterns. The same thing applies in our life. People who are sitting for a competitive exam must know the art of cracking the question paper. They must know that what kind of questions are asked from what topics. There are topics from which they might ask you easy questions because the topic is hard in itself. There are topics which are very easy from which they are going to ask you very tricky questions. You should understand how to approach a particular topic looking at the previous year papers. Also at the same time, you should also understand the pattern, how you learn and remember excellently. There are people who are audio learners. There are people who are visual learners. Some people can study in group and memorize a topic so easily. Some people can only study alone and understand and grasp the topic. I am one of them who can never study in groups.  I am a visual learner. I learn best when I have a book in front of me. I have highlighters, I have colors, I make my own notes, I have these sticky notes and by all these things, things get imprinted in my brain. You might be a kind of aesthetic learner. When you actually see something happening, you understand that well. So, you have to understand what is your study pattern, how you remember a subject well and apply that in your studies. I am telling you, even if there are only 20 days remaining, just try to figure out how you study best. Your study pattern can be very different from your friends. Your friend might be a visual learner. You might be an auditory learner. It's fine, no issues in that but then stick to what helps you in your preparation. Don't try to copy somebody because all of you are genetically different. All of you have a very different retina, a very unique DNA. So, don't copy people. Just try to figure out your pattern, your way of learning and I am telling you, if you can crack that code, nobody can take the net exam away from you. Nobody can actually take your goals away from you. So, I am giving you my best wishes. I am telling you that if you can just look at this video and the points I have discussed, you will be very easily able to clear this exam, crack this exam. These are things that nobody tells you but then this is how toppers are very different from the average people. Why toppers score such great marks with low efforts is the reason that they work on these skills that I have lined up in front of you. So, understand why people fail in the exam, study their mistakes and then make sure that you have your own strategy lined up for you. So, I wish you all the very best for the upcoming net exam. If you have any questions, any doubts, put that in the comment section below and I am telling you, I am assuring you that I am going to read all the comments and make a video on those topics. Also, if you have not checked our crash course, please make sure that you go to our website and check our uniquely designed UGC net English literature crash course and enroll yourself into it. I am telling you that we have cracked the exam pattern and we are trying to give you the best data so that you can master as much as you can in the next 20 days. At the same time, previous year papers are there on my website, solved papers are there, so you just need to go to the website and get all the previous year papers so that you can see the questions yourself and accordingly start your preparation. Don't worry if stress is bothering you, we have a very fantastically made meditation for all the students who are struggling with exam anxiety is there on the YouTube. I have also given the link in the description box below. So, check that out and make sure that you study with all your zeal and enthusiasm and crack the exam this time. Wish you all the best from the entire team of arpitakarwa.com. We'll see you next time in the next video. Till the time we meet next, happy learning, keep loving literature and stay tuned to arpitakarwa.com.


Welcome to the 21 convention 2017 10 year anniversary in Orlando, Florida final day the event first speaker of the day last year in 2016 I Invited for the first time ever a style speaker to this conference someone to speak on men's style It had been of increasing interest to me in that year leading up to it in the previous year as well The speech and that speaker was great and he returned this year kicked ass again What I never anticipated was how much that speaker would improve my life and impact it and this business on top of my personal life The impact of that speaker was tremendous This past year I've been gotten I had gotten interested in men's grooming and facial features and everything along those lines And I wanted to find a speaker on it I wanted to course correct just like I had last year with style something we had ignored for a long time I had this convention and then this company Since meeting the next speaker a couple days ago when he arrived here in Orlando, Florida for the event I've gotten the exact same feeling That I've had since meeting the style speaker last year that this guy is about to tremendously improve my personal life And this event and this company and everything we talked about and your guys lives as well Without further ado, please help me welcome George Bruno to the stage I got to do this You got to enter with guns and roses. I mean come on right Maybe someday I'll actually have Axel open for me. How's that sound? Okay? Hey, listen, I was just walking by the restaurant and purpose was eating genetics for breakfast It was weird. We're gonna talk about purposeful grooming today purposeful Alright, so you don't have the perfect head of hair. You don't have perfect skin. You don't have the perfect smile Let's just cry about that. You know what who cares who cares you ever hear the phrase do the best with what you have Everyone I like to say that I bring the handsome out of every man and the beautiful out of every woman I work out of Philadelphia. I have an interesting eclectic background 30 years as a commercial actor If you live anywhere from New York City to Washington, DC, you see my late-night infomercials. It was a part-time thing I did it full-time for five years The brokest five years of my life But I've been in the hair industry for four decades was raised in the industry my father cuts hair my mother cuts hair I Know what ugly is. I know what pretty is. I know what handsome is At five years old. I was sweeping the floors of salons and barbershops Now listen, I'm not gonna hold it against you've take pictures of me during this and then email them to GB at George Bruno comm I won't hold it against you if you do that So that's perfectly okay if you do that for my personal and professional portfolio. That would be awesome People size you up in three to six seconds Three to six seconds, you know these to talk about your resume You got nine seconds for your resume to work and then it goes into the don't hire pile Same thing happens. You sized me up Within three seconds I Sized you up within three seconds and we come to conclusions based upon how people look Tanner talked about how people dress Which I need a little bit of help on that One of the things in my industry I always talk about dressed like the people you want to attract groom like the people you want to attract So I was working one time in a barbershop where everyone's like with baggy pants halfway down They're ass and baggy shorts like mesh shorts and baseball caps on sideways that kind of you know the vibe I'm talking about right and I'm a shirt and tie guy And I'll never forget Jose one day coming into a gray dress slacks on Black dress shoes shined up nice shirt pressed. I said Jose. What's up, my brother? He says I want to be like you for a day. I said, okay. Well, let me know how that works out for you So at the end of the day, he says, you know what? I was attracting different people And it was like a walk-in kind of barbershop Where people would come in and pick who they want or the whoever was next in line at the end of the day Jose said I made more tips People perceive me different. I said dude, that's what happens man That's what happens People treat you like the gentleman that you are even if you don't know it yet You hear me? Let me say that again But this time I'll say it as a directive Treat a man like the gentleman that he is even if he doesn't know it yet So I'm the guy sitting or standing in a barbershop people come in and The receptionist says do you have any preferences for stylists? They go I want the guy with the tie I used to be the guy with the beard If you follow me on Instagram at George a Bruno, I just took off a beard that was down to my belt buckle It was a bucket list thing. It was one of those things. You know how I want to go skydiving I want to go to Amsterdam one day I want to grow a big badass epic beard and I started a YouTube channel What you're gonna subscribe to called gray Bailey Which is just my initials George Bruno and I started it for my clientele who have beards I went from working in the female hair world to the men's hair world Working in salons in barbershops my nickname in the hair industry is called the Sultan of silver not because of my own hair But because I worked with women with silver hair, and I was talking to Mike McNally of the the pro golfer about his McNally method that's a little consultation that I gave him the other day I said find a niche man shave two strokes. I said how many how many points does it take to win a golf game?  I said then promise one stroke better Than everybody else and build your business What I did was I helped women transition from coloring their hair every six weeks to going silver So if you Google silver hair women silver hair models, I Did all their hair? I'm the guy behind all of their hairstyles the most beautiful ones And I would say that silver is the new blonde So when I would get introduced at hair shows Someone said to me. Oh my god. You are you're you're the Sultan of silver and I said that has a rim to it and everyone Eventually thought it was because of my gray hair, but I had that nickname long before I had gray hair So I made the switch from the women's hair industry to the men's hair industry Which was interesting and people like men would always ask question grooming questions And men always ask the same 10 questions all the time same 10 quit and we're gonna address those during this talk today So rather than answer the same question 10 million times I would just make a video answer and put it on a YouTube channel and Then every now and then I'd make a comment after that little Educational piece that two or three minute video and then all of a sudden two or three minute videos became 10 15 20 30 minute videos and I'm giving advice about life divorce recovering after heartbreak recovering after job loss and then it became a lifestyle channel and Then people accused me people accused me of being a beard channel. I'm like, I'm not a beard channel I'm a lifestyle channel and then I started smoking cigars on camera and Then I started smoking pipes on camera and then I gained another 30, you know something thousand followers Who are cigar and pipe smokers and they're accusing me of being a cigar and pipe channel? Not true. It's a lifestyle channel and of course that will morph into whatever the heck I want it to morph into but Anthony and I share similar audiences. There's a big crossover So if and when I get invited back, I can tell you right now that many of my people will be coming here I had very short notice to come here very short notice And it's an honor to stand in front of you and be with all these wonderful content creators speakers and authors You don't get a second chance to make a first impression because people sighs you up in three seconds Today's message is called the true face of modern Masculinity and when I say face I literally mean your face number one pay attention to details Pay attention to details. I always like to say never look like you got a haircut Never look like you need a haircut always look good some people say well, I'm gonna get a haircut today because I have a speaking engagement 10 days from now Or I'm gonna be on camera 10 days from now. I'm like really I Don't give haircuts that have a delayed reaction.  There's this myth that your haircut's gonna look good a week later You know who perpetuates that myth? Barbers they allow people they hear that and then they allow people to keep that going that is not true If you are going to a barber or stylist Don't wait a week. It's not a delayed reaction You know if your haircut is not guns and roses When you step out of the chair, then you need to find a new barber or stylist Period You don't give them a second chance and if they don't listen to you you don't give them a second chance My consult is up to 20 minutes long and I'm gonna share that with you Your attention to detail equals money.  You need money money is a good thing. Love of money. Not so good money good Got it money good. Love of money not good You need money Well, there's other things more important. No, there's not you want to be helpful. It takes money You want to are you a missionary? Do you print Bibles? They don't God doesn't drop them out of the sky Are you a relief person? Do you provide relief for needy people? That doesn't drop out of the sky. It takes this So everything you do should should affect your income Bottom line. It's an unconscious message when you are detail oriented with the way you look From the neck up tanners the neck down guy.  Oh, really?  It's so funny. I'd say like in another month or so I Tell that I tell this story here with with tears in my eyes because I auditioned For the most interesting man in the world and I auditioned for the Travago guy And I see nothing but Travago guy and for eight years nothing, but Jonathan Goldsmith saying stay thirsty my friends and Every time Jonathan Goldsmith says stay thirsty my friends. I hear him say I Got this job and you didn't But I'm happy to say that I auditioned for it that's kind of cool and then the creepy Travago guy I don't know it's something about him. I don't just Google creepy Travago guy He's got like this whole like anti-following and and I think because they had a contract with him They're afraid to get rid of him. So now they brought in the Aussie girl Who's like really pretty and easy to look at so he still kind of creeps me out.  Yeah, are you an auto mechanic? This guy is going to be great with my car because he's detail-oriented Do you detail cars for a living?  Of course if you're not on camera Which most of you aren't which means look good every day every day. You know why? You don't owe it to yourself to have an off day Do you hear me? You don't owe it to yourself to have a cheap haircut. What do they say? I got this from the tattoo world Good tattoos aren't cheap and cheap tattoos aren't good Let's bring that over to the hair world good haircuts aren't cheap and cheap haircuts aren't good.  I wait till I go on a trip and whatever city I'm in I find a stylist or a barber that I want to sit in their chair. So I've sat Just around the corner. There's kind of like this little hood shop around here with blasting hip-hop and and They walk I walked in and all of a sudden everyone went quiet Like it was like it was someone said it was like the scratching record And everything got quiet and like like they thought I was gonna ask them for directions I said, yeah, can someone here line up my beard all of a sudden He's not a cop. Okay. So then the music started again So I went went around the corner here on my first day Just to get lined up a little bit and that young man if you follow my Instagram at George a Bruno That I took a picture with that young man And he taught me a few things because I learned from everybody, you know Galileo said I never met a man So ignorant that I couldn't learn something from him And I'm not saying the young man was ignorant what I'm saying is that I learned from everybody. I'm a student of everybody. I Teach a lot. I've stood in front of groups of 10,000 people in Stadiums when I'm on TV, there's millions of people watching me, but I'm also a student so strive to be a student And I learned something from him. He was my 260th chair that I've sat in can you imagine that I've been everything in every chair from a $250 stylist in New York To an $8 haircut at hair butchery. I Won't say the name And you know what I'm talking about My family lives here in Melbourne Beach, Florida I spent a couple days with them before I came here and at the Melbourne Mall. There was a little salon That does three or a $5 haircuts and I had to go into a selfie with The $5 haircut sign Like that and you'll see that on my Instagram at George a Bruno and I thought to myself well That's interesting and it said we work only on tips so the $5 goes to the salon owner I thought that was kind of interesting and My father who's been cutting hair for over 60 years Gave me a haircut. I'm like damn it I should have waited and got a $5 haircut and that would have been a blast and just kind of asked the stylist in Spanish can I set up my phone and Record the haircut because I think that would have been a blast to record the $5 haircut and then you know do a video on that But here's the funny thing Across the street from the mall Was a $3 haircut place? Whoo All right race to the bottom never compete on price come on guys compete on quality and value Forget the price thing people are willing to pay If you provide value and quality and we're gonna get into that if you provide a purpose Which is what I do when I cut people's hair men. I'm when I made the switch from cutting the hair and Styling up the most beautiful silver-haired women in the world which you can see At my website, which is a blog George Bruno comm in my Instagram at George a Bruno And my YouTube channel, which is the most important and it is monetized. Thank you very much When I made the switch from doing women's hair to men's hair, I started doing beards I've cut over ten thousand beards, you know Malcolm Gladwell says if you do something for ten thousand hours You become an expert at it So what I built up was a following that comes from seven countries in 17 states Men will fly into Philadelphia taking uber to King of Prussia PA Get a haircut and a beard trim taking uber back to the airport and fly back to Austin Where I work they're like, what do you mean people come from other states I? Said because I offer quality I offer value Happens all the time celebrities Sportscasters broadcasters Names and I one of the things that that I do is I don't reveal the names, but I Cut the hair of some huge people huge huge. I'm talking top 10 people in the media and I don't do the selfies with them because they want privacy and I provide privacy. That's what I do But groom with a purpose Groom with a purpose in other words groom with the end result in mind when you buy a drill What are you really buying a? Hole a hole you're buying the result of what it can produce In the innovation world they call that reverse engineering starting with the end in mind That's why my consult is 20 minutes Consult is just a fancy word for pre-service interview.  What I don't do is look at you in the mirror and say so what are we doing today?  Dress like the people I want to attract when I was working in a 12 14 $17 barbershop many many years ago. I was walking in looking like Vidal Sassoon They're like, why do you dress like that?  Think about that. I Can help you get that job better than the headhunter Because I help you make an impact in the first three seconds That headhunter will do a an hour and a half interview with you and drill you doing a like an interview a You know practice interview kind of thing Oh, really? Who was it that Yesterday said I guess it was it Ross that talked about When you go fishing Do you put the food that you like on the hook? No, you put the you put the bait on the hook that the fish likes. I got into birds about ten years ago bird feeders bird bath Bird houses in my backyard and I discovered There's no such thing as one bird seed fits all you want to attract bigger birds you put in the sunflower seeds You get the beautiful cardinals you get the blue jays You want to attract songbirds you put in the the thistle seed the pretty bright Finches and I have different bird feeders with different birds What do you want to attract in your life? Use a different bird seed you want people to have a different opinion of you Switch up your style and make sure it's a purposeful style. Do you want to land the job close the sale and get the girl? Switch it up. It works Number three and this is a theme in this in this movement with this audience and in this world Be the best version of yourself. You've probably heard that 20 times already in the past few days It's a common theme in my world. It's called optimization Optimization means tuning the nuances that communicate strongly How can you be the best version of yourself Richard Cooper? Where is he? Mentioned about putting the proper fuel in your vehicle.  Why would you put cheap gas in your body? You want it to run optimally? That's being the best version of yourself my optimization in my industry is called what I call The holy trinity of handsome and for most of the world handsome is defined as people like George Clooney John Hamm who plays Don Draper Ryan Gosling David Beckham Ryan Seacrest clients of mine all sat in my chair I Know a gal that likes Lyle love it.  I had a client that when he was two years old He had brain surgery a scar from one ear to the other they peeled back his scalp Did brain surgery sewed it up stitches? He had long hair obviously because he had a zipper going from one ear to the other He chose me. I helped him hide that scar for many years one day. He came in and said I want a short haircut I Said you sure you want to do that? I Goed you realize and he knew what I was getting at I said your scar is gonna show and his words Because I'm a student of everybody His words changed my life.   Do you think it looks good? I do Look at Bob Seager in the 70s. Remember the night moves album kind of like a half-ass Goatee-ish kind of thing. Is he any less cool because he can't grow a full beard? Hell, no, I Still listen to Bob Seager music Act confident handsome is about confident. It's about the nuances that are communicated through your confidence You'll get the positive results and the confident man's reward when you act confident I remember years ago. I was working volunteering at a drug and alcohol rehab and they were On probation they had to be there and they had to sit up straight and they had to take notes and they had to be awake one guy Was in the front row like this. I found out after my talk that he got some kind of negative write-up or something like that and I'll never forget what he told the counselor who wrote him up He says I was just resting my eyes, man. I wasn't sleeping Dude, but you looked like you were sleeping. So you got the sleeping man's reward Act confident even if you are not and you'll get the confident man's reward Do you hear me? You'll get the confident man's reward It's not about It's not about You know, I'm an introvert. I'm not good with people.  I don't act it if you're not confident take acting lessons because no one will be able to tell the difference if You are or aren't unless you tell them You got it the holy trinity of handsome. I used to give this talk to women the holy trinity of beautiful Number one is smile your teeth Your smile is the key that unlocks doors to success.  People who are up to something People who have something to hide who smiles people who are open People who want to hear what you have to say Teeth must be white There was a time when you'd have to pay seven hundred to twelve hundred dollars to have white teeth Now you can go to Walmart and get a teeth whitening kit for seven dollars Teeth need to be white Teeth need to be white Teeth need to be tight No summer teeth you guys know what summer teeth are right some are here some are there Teeth need to be white teeth need to be tight and teeth need to be bright I know from the acting world and Working with many models taking a little bit of Vaseline on your palm with your hand and rubbing it across Because it reflects the lights and makes your teeth look whiter and brighter That's a miss america tip Your smile is the key that opens up doors of opportunity skin The only thing you need to know is clean it and protect it. Which means moisturize.   Let's see for most people For most people their hair skin and smile Says this this old house You don't want that When you walk into a party or a job interview You want your hair to sound like this Got it All right You Remember name that tune Two notes bam bam. All right That's what you want your skin hair and smile to do You don't want someone to go Is he or isn't he handsome? You want them to go wow There's no Mistaking led zeppelin When you hear them Am I right? There's no mistaking it No mistaking it And there's no mistaking handsome Now Handsome and masculine go hand in hand. That's important What is masculine? I got into an argument with a guy on Instagram my instagram is at georgia bruno And he said well, didn't you let your daughter Put ribbons in your hair and paint your nails when she was a little girl.  I'd be like no honey.  It's like pornography. I know it when I see it I know it when I see it People say define masculine. It's got nothing to do with muscles. It's got nothing to do with tattoos and beards and tough guy But you know it when you see it, don't you?  You have something to teach everybody What can I teach? I have nothing to teach anybody. Yes, you do You're smarter than people in something something So what's the best haircut? Let me tell you this there's the best haircut and then there's the best haircut for you I had an asian guy come sit in my chair once He says oh, I I want to show you what I want here. I said okay All right, and he pulled up a picture of Brad Pitt I said dude Dude Let's let's just google the phrase handsome asian guy and see Handsome asian guy haircuts. All right I'm a stylist not a damn magician I practice haircutting not voodoo So let's get realistic with what we want. You have to do the best with what you have Do the best with what you have So let's talk about the best haircut for you. It's based upon many factors your face shape If you have a round face You can counter that roundness With a square beard a more angular beard I take all these factors into consideration When I am working with people Do they do that at hair butchery? I don't think so Does your barber or stylist do that? Probably not most likely not Why do people come from seven countries and 17 states to philadelphia?  So remember I I like to brag that my haircuts help you Get the job close the sale and get the girl length of your neck Some people have long necks.   You sit in a girl's chair. She knocks that off right away.     Yeah, I get stay thirsty my free. Yeah. All right. Okay, cool cool I don't go out the cars often but when I do It's with you And then when it got longer Chicks would come up and say I've been a good girl all year And I come to realize that was like santa. So I went from cool to santa And I'm like, okay, this is like getting not cool now And then when it got to be Gandalf And it people started opening doors for me. Here you go, sir.   I just want to make that clear I call them hooded sweatshirts I had a hooded sweatshirt and I'm out shoveling my driveway and the new neighbor who's 65 years old now My age I'm closer to 60 than I am to 50. But here's this Old guy coming up. Oh, sir. Now here I am with the hooded sweatshirt on and a big white beard coming out shoveling snow In the dark What do I look like?  I'll I'll be right back. I'm gonna help you with that And I'm like, I I'm really young I'm not as old as you think How you look is going to determine people's reactions towards you So I enjoyed Gandalf for a while I'll never forget when I took the beard off And I saw the neighbor. He's just looking at me.  Everyone's got a swirl, right? What do we call them cowlicks? Everyone's got them Mostly everybody.  Look, he doesn't need a cowlick So here's the deal When you go to a barber or stylist and they are cutting your hair And they take clippers to your cowlick You might as well just wait two months For that sucker to grow in because you're gonna end up like with like this rooster tail kind of thing If they're not cutting that cowlick With scissors and they're cutting it with clippers.  I feel that scissors create For me clipper cut. This is just my personal preference Um, remember that kid in the sixth sense. Remember that that little boy who said I see dead people I'm kind of like him except I see bad haircuts so two blades and 48 blades Clippers, uh, the blades are moving at 16 000 rpms And once hair is off you can't put it back on it takes off hair really really quick and with scissors I can pay much more attention to detail as a matter of fact I used to brag that my hair cuts last longer because they lay They lay nicer when you cut them with scissors I think clipper cuts have like a mowed lawn look I got a lawn Nazi across the street from where I live He mows his lawn in three different directions. He goes this way He goes this way and then he does that diagonal thing. I'm like really dude for real And to me that's what I see when I see clipper cuts. I see the mowed lawn And then then the half-assed detailer.  Dirty minds Most people have their cowlick right here So what I would do is if if this is a dude in the chair I pretend there's a wagon wheel And the hub which is the center of the wagon wheel goes right in the middle of that cowlick So I take my comb and scissors and I go up each spoke And I lift up as I get closer to that hub And that and that lays very nicely that's important that they do that if they're just like You end up with a rooster tail like I said for a month This is Dirk Diggler right here I I left this in the bathroom Now I trep I travel with with severed heads And this even scares me at times.  She goes Like that. I said I'm in the hair industry. She goes I said don't worry about it.  Because you're going going to be a blend of how your mother and father went gray If they have it or if you can remember see pictures of them whatever Um Lifestyle and career the guy that wears a hard hat every day. I'm going to cut his hair a little bit differently People who wear hats all day long I can I can feel their head and feel you know like that band inside of a hard hat I can feel where that thing is. It's like a permanent groove In their head If they've been wearing hard hats for 10 years 20 years. So I have to take that consideration There's the baseball cap P all baseball cap I always put baseball cap on And I'm always making sure that I take it off before I get the groove the baseball cap groove in my head So that's part of your Lifestyle and career consult. What do you do for a living? That's important. I want to make sure that you Um Look proper for your career and your lifestyle. I like to give people And your barber or stylist should do the same thing should give you Two to three styles your every day monday through friday nine to five style and going out and having fun and going on a date style So you should be able to Have multiple purposes For your haircuts never get a type of haircut where you're locked into just one style one look It helps you be less bored with how you look and less bored with um With what you're doing and just less bored with yourself Uh commitment how much time are you willing to commit?  Are you willing to spend five minutes? Blowing your hair in the direction that you want it to go in I can make I I don't care what direction your hair is and I can make it stand up straight with a blow dryer And the type of blow dryer you should get should have a cool shot button on it Which is just a button that turns off the heating element Garden hoses in the winter are stiff, right? But they're flexible in the summer Hair is like your garden hose Heat makes it more flexible the cool shop button freezes it quote-unquote freezes it You want to make it stand up in the front a little bit blow it up with warm air Hit the cool shop button for five seconds.   That's a good That's a good time if you if you style your hair start brushing it and combing it Um Before that time then you're damaging hair, you know wet hair stretches one One third long if I took a hair that's this long and wet it I can stretch it this long when you stretch hair it'll break You know what hair looks like if I had a if I had a telephone pole here And I put roofing shingles on it. That's what your hair looks like under a microscope. It looks like shingles That's called the cuticle When those little shingles kind of come up and start splitting away from the hair. What do we call that? Split ends So the idea it's like how many here of cats You got cats do you ever do you ever You ever pet a cat's tail Or pet it the wrong way That's what you do to your hair When you pet a cat's tail the wrong way it sticks up It's not sleek and smooth.    To your purposeful appearance Okay, like that lead zeppelin song Just like the lead zeppelin song Your haircut does this Okay, it does that you knew that song after two notes People know who you are In a second or two I said three to six just to be nice to you, but people formed late opinions With two notes They size you up quickly Remember there's drying your hair There is application of product and we do that whole Wagon wheel thing a lot of guys will just put pomade paste or cream on their hands and put it through their hair Uh-uh, you're only coating one side of the hair what I want you to do when I got a guy in the chair And i'm applying product after a haircut I put it I go up each spoke of the wagon wheel and I get it through his head And make sure it's everywhere and then I will do the styling remember application of product and styling Are two different activities super important And then finally the last thing the proper product Not everybody should be using It's a product out there called fiber Some of you have seen it American crew makes it it's a great product, but it's not for everybody There's products out there like lay right and rusell And all kind don't and don't use a girl's products on your hair a lot of guys Will just use girlfriend or wives products uh-uh Get your own products Man up will you Get your own products And don't use the purple blow dryer Get your own diamond pleat What do you look for in a stylist or barber number one open mind? I do consults by phone and by skype People say how do you do a haircut consult? It's I said it's more of a style Consult from the neck up and I teach you What to tell your barber or stylist what you want You want them to have an open mind? Uh a two on the sides and a four on top is not a haircut So what are we doing today? Ah, give me a two on the sides and a four on top. That's not a haircut A monkey can do that You can do that to yourself That's not a haircut Your stylist needs uh the ability to ask questions and then listen to your answers They need to ask questions and then listen to their answers if you think that They're ignoring you go somewhere else.   Yeah, I'm in the hair industry So sit up straight no slouching no surfing your phone your smartphone while you're in the chair Let the artist do their work.  That's important I did a quick thing with guys where When I teach at beauty schools and academies I say to him I go walk outside the door and come back in And I use their price that they charge Let's say a $20 haircut show me how you walk into work in the morning.   When you reverse engineer that in your life you start attracting those things in your life Don't wait to start Making a thousand dollars a haircut Before you start looking Like you charge a thousand dollars a haircut And that applies to every single thing that you do You want people to say there's something about that man Something about him. I don't know what it is, but there's something about him Now if you want one-to-one coaching grooming style Uh on what I call purposeful grooming email me gb at georgebruno.com I hope this was helpful How did I do? Don't don't forget my youtube channel.  It's like you and me. It's on youtube. What's that?  I'm everywhere I dominate I dominate the george bruno's of this oh great story. There's george bruno who was a senator up in new hampshire And talk about procrastination one time.  Thank you very much guys Quick quick q&a. I'll take a couple. Yes, sir Uh Your client you talked about value and quality, but how much do your high-paying Clients come to you just because for your charisma what you have and did you work on that? Deliberately or through acting or did you have it naturally? And also a related question.  I love reading I love being by myself So in order for me to be mr. Charisma Um Like a judge told me in custody court that mob. Oh, I can't say it because this is digital lives forever When he was giving a the custody pronouncement. He said mr. Bruno, you're personable and charismatic, but not to me I love that. I've been quoting him forever um I rise to the occasion I'm a quiet person.   He said why are all your friggin people giddy when they get here? I say well, it's like It's like youtube thing and he's like, what are you talking?  I'm having quiet mondays where people come There are some people who just do you ever see that one like little meme that says shows a woman going? chatty barbers. I'm not a chatty guy so I just want you to get the bad. I don't want to be distracted. So I just get the best Create the best environment for myself All right, we're wrapping it up. I'll take questions outside. Thank you very much guys. I appreciate it George


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What's going on money gigs Mr. V here welcome to another video guys so in today's video we're going to do stock analysis on our course so we're going to see because the stock has been making a ton of moves lately we're going to see why that has been happening then we're going to see talk about if it's a buy if it's a whole or if it's a sell before we get started guys do you know to the channel we talk about how to earn money how to save money how to invest and build wealth so if that's something that interests you go ahead and hit that subscribe button any notification bell and don't forget to give it a thumbs up if you find the video useful so why is workhorse squeezing lately just so we understand news that came out is that you know workhorse actually secured over 70 million dollars in financing so usually when you hear news like this for most companies that's exciting news it would drive the stock price up a lot so they got this from a single institutional investor which is good because you don't invest your money in a company if you don't see any value so and sometimes they invest the money because they don't want to drive the stock up and then you know sell and then take their profit so again there's so many reasons why you can actually see companies investing or institutional investors going after companies like this so so now that we understand why this stock has been you know gapping is just because of the fact that they got this 70 million dollars in financing so let's take a little bit and I'll just go back and take a look at workhorse as a company what does this company do that you know makes sense in any shape or form so what they do is be electric delivery vans as you can see here and drones and then they also have some other softwares that are in house and stuff like that so their goal is to be the number one delivery vans or the drones in the wall that's that's what they plan on doing so now that we get that in again electric seems to be electric cars or energy efficient cars is becoming the thing so we're seeing companies like Tesla, Nikola Motors, Hylium, all these are companies that are you know coming out and they are not going towards the fossil fuel they're getting away from fossil fuel and a lot of people love that so you see that following so that is a little bit about workhorse so let's see what analysts are saying I do use a service called tip rank for that so usually just coming tip rank put in their ticket symbol and then it will tell you what analysts are suggesting so right now we see that they suggest a strong buy for this particular stock but if you look at the the the price target here it's about high of about $12 but now let's go see where the stock was trading when I was doing this video so workhorse group was trading at just about $18 today eight hair squeezed up to about close about $20 1990 from what I see there and then pulled back now to $18 and 15 cents or whatever so what do you think is is it a buy is it a you know a whole or is it a sell again with companies like this that haven't really made a ton of news for the most part I always caution people when you when you go into or come like if you if you were one of the people that went in early you bought this stock before instead of squeezing so again let's go back here yeah yeah who find this so if you bought this stock early let's look at let's say the one month so see down here in June this stock was about $2.50 and then fast forward to that this is the first of June fast forward to today which is the 30th the stock has gone to a high of close to $20 so if you bought it down here and it squeezed all the way up here again my personal advice would be that you sell and take out your initial investment and only play with house money right so that if anything would go wrong if you start with a pullback drastically you would not feel the pain because you know that you took out your investment and if possible because if you bought this at $2 and it went up to say $19 that is $17 profit unless you are a greedy savage you should be able to take out enough and still be happy again at that point if the stock squeezing goes to 30 40 you probably be bidding yourself like why did I sell some but if it goes back to $2 then you'd be crying so if you have money and it's better than you anticipating that or I'm going to get money in the future which stocks like I said again with companies that are established that we know for sure going to be around and are strong that are mainstream I don't have an issue with that but with up and coming companies that are just trying to make your name unless you are doing something that is really changing like Tesla came in and just changed the the auto game as far as going electric so unless you're doing that kind of thing it's difficult you know to really come in and have a strong position so my personal opinion at this point if I look at tip rank I would say the stock to me is is overvalued to where the price is right now so I would wait for a pullback if they start with a pullback and come down let's say around the $10 $9 position that's when I'll be able to buy it but at $18 or $19 I'm a little bit on the fence with that and again investing in the stock market as a risky business you take chances you do the analysis but yet and sometimes the workout sometimes it don't so I'll personally hold back on this one and wait for a pullback before I can actually jump in so and again that's it for this video guys so let me know in the comment section what do you think about this particular company do you think that oh mr v no this company has a huge opportunity or you think no I'm not touching it this is so risky again no let's keep the conversation going in in the comment section if you're new and you're trying to get started with investing we both currently doing a promotion where if you open an account with them you get two free stocks not one two first one would go from like $2 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Hello everyone, welcome to another video, so I'm very excited to make this video. I've got an announcement, special announcement for you all. Now I don't know if you remember around May last year, I was gone for a little while, I was working on a project, I didn't, I was pretty you know quiet about what I was working on.  Well, I'm allowed to speak about this now. Obviously, I sort of entered into a contract, so we've got to be quiet until it's release. So, about seven months ago, we were working on a documentary three-part series with the BBC. Now, I was a contributor to this, I didn't have any editing power, I just worked with a production company to make Veganville. Veganville, it's kind of like Big Brother meets vegan activism. And also like it tries to give you like a sort of a well-rounded view of like vegan, different types of vegans going into this town, Mertha Tidfield, which is in Wales, a very interesting town.  And that's basically all I'm going to tell you. Now, what turned out was quite interesting. Now, all I want to say is this was quite an emotional rollercoaster for me. I was outside of my comfort zone in many ways. I was working with a TV production company, and when it comes to TV and activists, sometimes I have a level of distrust. And I was letting go of all my platforms at the time and going into a house with four other vegans who I didn't know. And it turned out quite interesting. So, I'm very excited for you guys to see this. It airs on the 1st of January on BBC Three. It airs on the 1st of January. Now, I just got some exciting news that it will actually be shown on BBC One, which is a mainstream TV channel. BBC Three is an iPlayer. It's like, it's like sort of Netflix. You can go on there, watch all three episodes on BBC Three from the 1st of January onwards, but from the 7th of January onwards, they'll be playing weekly each episode on mainstream TV, BBC One. So, I'm very excited for that. There's a few reasons I'm very excited for that, but they will come about when you watch the videos, the series. I will do a little response video to the videos, to the series, just about my emotional rollercoaster sort of ride and some of the parts that might need a little bit more context. I'll be excited to do that. But for the most part, I am very proud of the work that went into this. Everyone worked hard on this. And it gives, just to let you know, this is not a pro-vegan series. This has different viewpoints from farmers, from, you know, the general public meat eaters. It's a big debate. And it's very cool to see the other sides of the story as well. You'll understand why I was out of my comfort zone. It was just something I'm, you know, wasn't that used to. The main part of it was leaving my platforms for so long to work on a project which I had no editing power with. But luckily it all turned out. And I would love for you guys to all get behind it, watch it, share the link.  You might not completely agree with all of it. You might agree with a lot of it. You might see a different side of what it's like to be on the other end of activism, to be an activist, to be a different type of vegan, because not all vegans are the same. Let's face it, some of us got into the movement for health, some of us got into it for activism, the animals, animal rights. So yeah, very, very interesting indeed. Super excited for you guys to watch it. Veganville BBC Three, access to all the episodes from January 1st onwards. And then from the 7th of January, they'll be playing it on BBC One, which is mainstream TV here in the UK. Super excited. Get behind it. Have a look at it. I'll leave the links to where you can find the series down below on BBC Three. And stay tuned for the mainstream TV coverage of it.  I've actually already seen it. And I'm really excited for you guys to watch it too. It's, it definitely has some really intense moments in it. And yeah, looking forward to you for you guys to come along with a journey with us. All right, guys. Thank you all. That's the big announcement. There's a couple more. There's actually some more announcements, which I'll, which I'm working on a few other projects as well. Thought I'd let you in on this one. Just in time for the new year, a lot of work went into this guys. A lot of work, a lot of tears and, you know, a lot of, you know, passion, a lot of, you know, just exhausting days of filming. So also, before we go, I just want to let you know that when you watch this, just understand that this is three to four weeks of filming. So you're seeing one percent of what was actually done. You're not seeing the whole thing. They, they, they had to be very selective about what they let in. So you're seeing three hours of what was essentially three and a half weeks of constant filming. So just let, let, just, I just want you to know that. And yeah, there you go. Beaconville, January 1st. Check it out.


Last week, Bemidji Town & Country Club was host to the 8A section tournament where a pair of winning teams got the honor of jumping in Lake Bemidji to celebrate their wins. This week it was time for 8AA to try and earn their plunge. A picture perfect day on the golf course, start things off with the boys. John Marchwick from Pequot Lakes in the thick stuff way on the right, but what a recovery. Plopped it to within 10 feet, he'd shoot a 97. His teammate Brody Olson had a bit of trouble on this hole. His first bunker shot stayed in the bunker, but it's all about your next shot. It rolls up nicely, then sinks the putt, and he would shoot a 91 on today. Some more bunker action for you. This one from Bjorn Jorgson. Only took him one try, and it was a butte. Almost goes in, rolls just by. He would have a real nice round, should a 78. That is sixth best. On the girls side, Olivia Walls from Park Rapids. Saves a bogey here after chipping over the green. Drains it to shoot a 687 on today. In the same group, Kila Lapland of Roseau. She'd make a nice putt, tough day for her, but her team sits in fifth place after today. Finally, Chloe Johnson from Park Rapids as well. The putts were falling today. She sinks this, shoots a 97 on the day. Leading the way for the girls, Detroit Lakes. 27 shots clear of the field. Individually, Ali Teidman, the top scorer with a 76. On the boys side, Detroit Lakes once again in front with Roseau and third. Individually, Nate Dazeel with a 100 par to lead the field. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland news, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.