We want to talk a little bit about Shopify, write that form for your e-commerce needs. Just quickly go through what does an e-commerce merchant require. Normally, any person who wants to sell online, they need a system to publish, to actually store the catalog information online. The second thing that they need is the online store to showcase the brand and showcase the products. The third thing that they require is online marketing and traffic tools to get people on our website. And the fourth thing that they require is the operations, managing the both suite of things, when the order comes in, what to do next, etc. So we are going to go deep into each of these four areas. We'll start first with the online catalog page on what all things we need to manage online catalog. Sakil. Thank you so much, Ginesh, for putting lights on the topic today. So as we already understood from the Ginesh point that while you're going to sell anything online, you need to carry forward to all these steps that is coming in. You have to manage the catalog, you have to have your own online store where you can showcase your brands and products. Then you have to bring traffic to your website. And the final thing is when the order start coming in, you have to manage those orders. So taking it from the top, the first thing is online cataloging. What does a cataloging mean? So if you're already brainstorming that you are going to sell online, then definitely it might be a new lingo for you. But cataloging is something where you manage all your products. For someone who's already managing all the products, they might know what cataloging is. So for them, they might require a fast and efficient process to manage these things. So how cataloging works is, I have a product to sell. Since product is the heart of business, what is required is I need to manage them properly that how the presentation will be, how the control will be in my hand, how can I put all the things there, how can I manage the media, how can I manage the review of the product and all other details about it. For example, if I want to put some images on my catalog where I can manage all my products. Suppose I have 20 products that I'm going to sell and I want to list all those products on my e-commerce website. So before listing it, I might require a catalog machine where I could put all the description, details, images, and all the rest of the details, swatches, different variants that I have been creating. I need to put all those things there. So this is what cataloging means where you have to do all this thing. So you need a platform or you have to build a platform. See, there are only two ways of doing e-commerce business. Either you are going for a custom developed e-commerce website or you are choosing any of the platform. Regardless, whatever it is, you can choose any of the platforms. So for both the systems, you need a catalog management system there where you can manage all the products, you can put all the things and you can manage the reach from there as well. For example, the online store is not the only place where people sell. They sell it on multiple point of sales. So you need to manage the reach also, to Facebook, to Twitter, whatever reach you are going to take from there. You have to manage it from there itself. You need the catalog management system to be efficient where it operates in so efficient manner where you don't have to worry about the speed. You don't have to worry about the lingos. It should be very much clear from the messages that is coming on the catalog that what point you have to put in there. Then the presentation. The presentation will be how it will look like to the exact customer. When the customer will login, there should be a preview option where you could preview it and the full control should be in your hand. That when do you want this product to be visible? When do you want this product to be hidden? Or when it is going out of stock? All the things should be in your hand. So this is what the cataloging does. For next step, we have online store. Now you have already created your catalog. You have all the descriptions ready with you. You have all the images, you have all the videos. You have inter all the SEO details. For example, the meta tags, how will the description look like when you're doing the SEO. When you have done all these things, the next thing comes is showcasing your product on your online store. Now, when you're creating an online store, there are multiple things that needs to be keep in mind. So first thing that your store is representing is your brand name. When people buy any product from marketplace, from your brand, they only care about the reviews that is coming in for every product. But when they visit your particular store, there is a credibility coming in for you. So the appeal, the UI, the customer experience should be so great that people should be able to recognize that this is the brand where I should come and I should buy product from. So first thing that is important while building an online store, while thinking about building any of the online store is your design should be customizable. At any point of time, you should be able to customize it. At any point of time, you should be able to change it according to the need of the market. It should be custom contented. For example, the content that is coming in, it should be dynamic. Content should not come from, static content do not drive audience, definitely. You should keep updating the content of the website so that people get new things every time when they come to your website. Blogging, blogging is definitely a marketing weapon because it generates traffic to your websites directly. So blog should be there itself on the website only. Then the speed, speed is something that might, because if you see the survey, more than 50% people leave the website if they load slower because nobody wants to wait. In this competitive market, there are brands growing every day. Not a single, I feel there is not even a single category where competition is not there. So what you are offering to your merchant, what you are offering to your customers is the most important thing. So speed is the most important part. Now the next thing is your payment integration, checkout and card. So payment integration is something, see when you're selling something, you might need to accept the payment. How you're going to do that? There are two ways again. Now if you choose a platform where payment integration is seamless, you just have to enter the credentials and details of your payment gateway and it is done. You don't have to do multiple things. You don't have to do a, you don't have to do a sandbox testing into it that payment is coming or not. Because it is already tested on platforms. So while going with platform, it is very important to see if the payment gateway that you are using is available on that platform or not. Or if you're building it by yourself, if you're building a custom e-commerce website, then you need to take care of which payment gateway you want to integrate into. And the next thing is checkout and cart experiences. Cart and checkout, they both are subsidiaries, lingos actually. Cart is something where people can see what are the items they are going to buy and checkout is a place where they pay the amount or they enter their details where they want to get the product delivered. So the experience should be created in such a way that people love to come in again and again. And it should be upselling something. For example, if you are creating an online website and you are selling a product and if you want to upsell any of the product, the cart and checkout are the best pages that is coming in for that. So once we have the online catalog ready and once we are showcasing these products on our website, the third thing that any e-commerce merchant will write is are the tools to get to online marketing and analytics. So what does it mean? So normally e-commerce stores normally get most of the traffic from either Google's organic search, Google page search, Facebook ads, Instagram ads, e-mails, affiliates and also remarketing and other stuff. The platform that an e-commerce merchant decides to use should be able to work with all these tools to get more traffic. For example, let's talk about search engine optimization. Ideally, the website should be able to go through the content of the website. Let's say the Google bot should be able to go to the website and should be able to surface small tidbits about the website and show directly in the search results. All these stuff increases your organic click-to-link. For example, let's say somebody is searching for a particular product or directly on the Google search result page, they should be able to see some price information and ratings so that more people are likely to click on that particular search results. The second thing, these things are not much talked about but any e-commerce merchant who wants to run ads on Facebook and Instagram and Google, they need to create something called catalog feed. Your system should be able to create these catalog feed and should be able to send that information to Facebook and Google so that we can run ads on those platforms. For example, when you browse Facebook and Google, you see all these ads with titles and the price and product images, etc. All these are driven by feed which comes from your website, which are powered by your website. And let's say if a product goes out of stock or let's say you make changes in the price of the product, those things are automatically updated in your ads. So there's no mismatch in what your ad is and what your actual product website content is. So your system should be able to dynamically update the ads based on the content that has been changing on this website. So for example, the other thing that we need is analytics. So ideally when people come to the website, as an e-commerce merchant, you need to know what type of traffic is working, what type of traffic is not working, which products are selling, which categories are selling, where are people dropping, which blogs are getting more views, which blogs are leading to sales, etc. So your system should be able to provide a good detailed view of what's working and what's not working on the website. Once you have traffic, this is the most complex bit where the fourth thing that's required is operations, where this is the most complex bit because each business is different. So normally this is the most overlooked part. There are many CMSs which does a good job of creating websites and maybe giving some traffic. But the order management is where most of the energy of any e-commerce merchant is spent. They hire lots of people to fulfill orders, etc. So what does an order management system mean? This is mostly which is, these are the things which are going in the back end, but it's are required and which are incredibly complex. Let's say, let's take an example of order management, what happens when an order comes in? As soon as an order comes in, the customer should receive a thank you confirmation email and maybe SMS also. Second thing that is needed is we need to connect our system with our shipping partner to create an available number. Third thing that should happen is as soon as the available number is generated, the system should be able to send an email to customer saying, hey, your order has been shipped. Then the system should also be able to track the stages whether it's out for delivery, whether it's on a nearest station, etc. The system should also be able to create an invoice and also accounting for accounting and all the stuff, etc. The system should also be able to create a profile of the customer, should be able to update the profile of how many orders has the person spent. The customer has made, should be able to store address, multiple addresses, should be also able to store the email ID, etc., for remarketing other stuff. Just order itself is so much complex and there are many more things that the system should do in the back end. For example, just to give an example, let's say, if you want to do a special sale and you want to send emails to only those people who have purchased a particular category of products, your system should be able to segment the list of those people and we should be able to send in a specific campaign on email, on SMS, on remarketing, on Google, Facebook, etc., seamlessly without any issues. These are the things that happen in the back end and your system should be flexible enough to account for all the back end invisible things, which are incredibly complex, seamlessly and easily should be able to do. Now, where does Shopify fit in all these requirements, all these main core functions and why is it popular? Can you take this? Yeah, definitely. So, basically, we are talking about where does Shopify fit in it? When you are talking about selling something online, you have learned about the basic hygiene that you have to take care of all the operational part where orders are coming in, you have to ship those products and then you have to manage the customer profiles, how many orders are coming in, the returns, the inventory, all of the things. So, where does the Shopify fits in all these things from starting from catalog management to online store development, then from marketing to the operations? These are the four important parts of e-commerce business. So, how does Shopify fit into it? So, Shopify is actually a platform which directly sits in the middle of all those things. It lets you create your own catalog. It lets you customize your own online store according to you. It lets you manage all the marketing things into the Shopify back end panel only and then it lets you manage all the operational part there itself. Now, the most important thing that comes in that when people start getting into basic things, for example, if you are scaling and every day you have to think about the bandwidth that I have to increase my bandwidth now. It makes complex for you to just think about your business and just think about selling, not about these basic hygiene. So, Shopify takes care of all these things, either it's search engine optimization or it's a limited bandwidth or how many products should be listed. There is no limit of listing your products. You can limit unlimited product. You can post unlimited product on Shopify's back end and then you can publish it live. Moving on, the platform is responsive with all the devices. People can definitely build a website which is fast and very much efficient. The support that Shopify provides is really very great. Suppose you are scaling. See the important part is when you start selling online, you look for a bigger picture. What will happen when you start scaling up? Will this platform help you out when you start scaling? Because when you start scaling, there are multiple ERPs and CRM coming into picture. Because you might need to manage multiple things. So, will the system let you integrate with it? So, there are simple custom plugins made for all these things where you can integrate any of the CRMs and ERPs. It is open to all the integrations. The Shopify platform is open to all the integrations. Now, coming towards how the user will see to your online store. What the user wants from your online store and how they will see it. So, in that we can see. Janish, you can put the next slide. So, you can see the theme is directly available on Shopify which is definitely available on most of the platforms. And on Shopify, it is divided into sections. So, building a theme into sections is a very unique approach which definitely should be there so that you can create your own website without involving any technical expertise into it. You don't need to be technical enough. You don't need to be technically sound to create your own website. So, if you're just starting your website, you can definitely go and choose a theme which has the minimum amount of features that is required by you and you can customize it accordingly and you can start selling. Now, at scale, definitely there are multiple things coming in. At scale, you might want to build a custom solution. You might need to make a new feature that is not available in the theme. You can definitely hire an expert for that and this community already has multiple experts sitting in the corners for helping you out. You can see there are custom plugins for everything. For example, if there is something which is not available on the basic theme that you are purchasing and when you purchase it and you want a custom plugin to be integrated into it. You can definitely do that by just going to the Shopify App Store and finding a right plugin for which you are looking for and you can integrate it with just one click add. You don't need to get into the coding to integrate all these plugins. The store development is very easy. Customization, as I said, completely depends on your creativity, how you want to customize it, what banners you want to put, what carousel you are looking for. So all these things is very simple when you start building your online store on Shopify. Now, what is Shopify? Why it is so popular? What is the ecosystem of Shopify? How does the developer works? How does the integration work? So Shopify is basically a very similar platform to all the platform that lets you build your online store. The only difference that comes here is it is very affordable. It starts with $30 per month, just $30 to start with and then while you scale, you can definitely go ahead with all the plans. There are multiple things. See, if you'll start playing around it, you'll be able to understand what are the offerings that Shopify has. But if you look from the top, the most important benefits that Shopify gives is it's affordable. It is very appealing. The online store that Shopify has, it presents a visually appealing online store to the world. The marketing tools that are readily available in Shopify are very much robust and it is very easy to use. You'll be able to understand how things work there and you can take care of all these things by yourself. You don't need multiple people and experts to do these things. And the last thing is security. See, if you're building something on any of the platform, there is a very important thing coming in that is your security. Security is a very big thing that you should take care of because breach is something which can happen to any place. But Shopify has PCI compliance which keeps your store protected from hackers and it upgraded the security with time. Now the key benefits that Shopify is providing is it is easy to build a store. You don't need anyone. You can just start building your store. You don't need any expert in the starting. While scaling, definitely you need someone who can help you out by doing this stuff that you don't know. Because online store has multiple customizations. There might be multiple things coming into your mind that I should build this, I should build that. So for those things, you can definitely hire an expert. But for someone who's just starting, they can just go ahead, select a theme and start customizing it. Don't need any expert advice to do that. No technical coding or knowledge required to do this. And has hundreds of e-commerce tools readily available on the app store, even on the Shopify itself. Where if you want to ease your operations or ease your process, you can definitely look around. There are descriptions about everything written there. Clearly, you won't get confused into it. And the other thing is one price covers everything. So when I said it starts from $30, the basic cost of your store, the functionality, the hosting, the SSL all comes under one price. The price that they're giving has benefits included with it. So you can go ahead in pricing and plans of Shopify. You can see which plan suits you better and you can definitely go ahead with the most suitable plan for you. But for someone who's starting, definitely they can check how they want to do that. And if someone is migrating from some other store, they can also see what benefits are coming into picture for them. Now the uptime reliability. Shopify's uptime is 99.9%. It hardly goes down and the store has already PCI compliances and integration with all the third parties payment gateways, which makes it easy for you to integrate any of the payment integrations. Like when you're selling online payment integration is definitely a very important part for you. So you have to integrate that. You can do it via one click and you can do it if you want to integrate PayPal. For example, there is PayPal one click checkout. You can integrate it directly. If you want to go for a third party, you can definitely find a list of third party payment providers. You just have to integrate your credentials and it is integrated. And the one which we spoke about the load time. Load time is a very important thing. So it has incredibly fast load time of 80 millisecond page response time. It has. So you can also see the performance here. Ease of use design, flexibility, sales features, website features, customer score, help and support, value for money. Definitely all these things which is provided there is very great in the platform that Shopify has provided. Now moving forward, the backend of the Shopify, it's so simple and it's so easy to understand. Most of the things are self-explanatory. The deep drive analytics where you can see how many orders come in which who were the customer who returned to your website. Because what is getting data driven every day? You need to understand the data. If you are selling something, you need to understand the marketing trend. You need to understand all of the things you need to see which of your ads generated how much revenue. So all these things can be seen directly in the Shopify's backend. You don't need to visit to multiple places to check out all these things. And managing all these things is so easy is when you start using it, you'll be able to see that most of the things are self-explanatory. You can just log in and see and half of the things will be clear from you there itself. And if something is not clear, suppose if there is something which is coming again and again to your mind. So there are multiple resources that are provided by Shopify. Shopify has already given a multiple resources which you can refer to and you can find a great solution out there. Now moving forward the online store. The online store is very much customizable. You can select the theme which theme you want to select. There are multiple more than 100 themes are there readily available on Shopify. You can select the theme. You can see what are the features required. For example, if you are doing a business in electronics, you can see who are the customers who are readily doing great job in electronics. How they have built their store. You can check their store out and then you can find a similar design, similar functionality site in the theme section as well. If you want to build anything custom, definitely you can hire expert. But there are multiple things that is readily available on Shopify. You just have to visit the theme section and you'll be getting all the details over there. Moving forward, we have Shopify community. Now suppose any question is coming into your mind. If you are playing around with things and you are not getting something which is a very small thing and you don't need any expert for that. What you can do is Shopify have help and Shopify communities where people sit, people stays online there. Most of them because see it is a global community and people from all across the world are sitting there just coming there to seek for their questions and to seek answers for all the problem that is coming in. So you can just go into any of the discussions that is going on and you can ask any of the questions that is popping up into your mind and people will be able to help you out there itself. You can see it's just a screenshot when the members, the post and the online people is showing into it. When you'll get on to the Shopify community, you'll be able to see the multiple people sitting online. And when you post your question, you can get a reply within ours that how you can solve the problem that is coming in or if there's been any discussion, you can carry forward the discussion also. A healthy discussion definitely clear ups your mind a lot. Moving forward, we have the App Store. Now the App Store is a very unique approach of Shopify again. They have created their own App Store where they have let export come in fill the gaps that Shopify would have. For example, if there is no return solution Shopify, then they have let the merchants come in, put any return solution for the merchant where merchant can come in, get these apps directly from this App Store. Now for multiple things from marketing to your management, your operations, you can find multiple apps on the App Store. There are more than 4,000 apps available for Shopify to ease your operations for your sales, for your operations, for your online customizations, for upselling, for everything. You just have to search the keyword there and you'll find the relevant app for that. Moving forward, we have went to not use Shopify, which I think Dinesh would be able to tell you in a better way. Dinesh, so Shopify was built by e-commerce merchants when they were looking for a solution which they could not find in the market. So it's actually built by e-commerce merchants for e-commerce merchants. And the basic idea at that time was they created a tool for people who are stocking the products in their own warehouse and selling it online across the world globally. So if any business model which is around that, obviously the business models have changed and evolved. There are new models, dropshipping models where you don't need to stock products and you can directly ship. You can directly just do the marketing and the supplier can ship directly with the customer etc. So all those type of models, Shopify is a great starting point or great solution which can help their needs. But if you're looking, if you're trying to build a complex business model, then maybe Shopify would not be a right choice. For example, let's say if you're trying to build a marketplace, a marketplace where you are trying to create a set of buyers and products and then you're trying to get buyers to that marketplace. You want to create a system where all these sellers have a dashboard with their own profile, with their own ratings, seller rating, product ratings. Where you want to monitor who is with seller is selling how much and you want to do commissions and payouts and all this stuff. Then I think Shopify would not be a good solution if you're trying to build an e-commerce marketplace. Similarly, let's say if you are trying to do a rental e-commerce model where let's say you want to sell a product but not outright sale but you want to sell it for a few days and then get it back. In such cases, you need a system where you can provide a product for certain days then you should have a system to capture, deposit, send the product. Again, take the product back. You need a system where you can have a customer wallet. You should be able to charge from that wallet and it becomes more and more complex from there and there. I think for such type of complex business model, Shopify would not be a great solution. Next, we'll talk about the top brands who are using Shopify. You might already know a few of these. There are many global brands who use Shopify, like from Bajau. The Indian brands like Bajau, Raymond's, Kylie, even you, WoW Cosmetics, all this stuff. On an international level, there are like Allbirds, Staples.ca, Hines, Gymshark, there are many more brands who use Shopify to empower their e-commerce chain. So, Shopify already has 1 million plus merchants who are using Shopify right now to empower their commerce business. And it is globally expended in more than 175 countries and the revenue that was released via sales on Shopify was more than $200 billion. And you can already see all the top brands using it. So, definitely it's a worth trying platform for once, which I would definitely recommend.


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T. F. N. N. headline news update. Good morning everybody I'm Tommy O'Brien company live from T. F. N. headquarters in St. Petersburg Florida ten a.m. Eastern time on Monday morning as we come into the holiday trading week we got a little bit of volatility to start things off right now we're looking at an S. and P. positive by two points but off the highs of the session still positive thirty two twenty eight we get the Dow up a hundred and four points trading at twenty eight thousand five fifty seven the Dow getting a boost from Boeing Boeing CEO getting fired this morning Nasdaq up thirteen points trading at eighty nine thirty eight we've got the gold contract up five dollars at fourteen eighty six we've got oil off twenty five cents at sixty nineteen notes and bonds both of them up one tick pretty flat in the note and bond market and the dollar index up fifteen ticks at ninety seven seven oh eight we'll start things off we'll start off with a chart of the indices let me pull it up and we'll start it off there we go now thirty currently trading twenty eight thousand five fifty nine you can see a little bit of volatility and why not we'll jump over to Boeing right now because you're going to see that volatility right in the Dow Boeing shares closed last week at about three thirty currently trading out three point four percent at three thirty nine the news of the day on Boeing will pull that up as their CEO is ousted right coming into the holiday weekend they've of course been dealing with a lot of turmoil over there with the 737 max so that looking to turn a leaf to a new era in the Boeing Sega jumping back to the charts there's your Boeing volatility on the Dow Nasdaq 100 a little bit of a different story trading at eighty seven twenty six S&P actually pulling back from the highs we had at eight forty five we're up there at thirty two thirty three currently trading thirty two twenty seven crude oil sixty dollars and thirty one cents you have the gold contract trading at fourteen eighty six right now made it as high as fourteen eighty nine and the euro US dollar with some volatility the euro trading at one ten eighty six in terms of what else you have happening in the market Tesla continuing the march to higher territory Tesla taking a new one point four billion dollar loan from Chinese banks for a shanghai factory that share stock getting a boost this morning jumping over to Tesla shares as Tesla continuing quite a rise up another two point seven percent this morning Tesla trading at four hundred and seventeen it's looking for that four twenty price daydream folks coming back at ten o'clock with Tom fast market at eleven Basil Chapman Steve Rhodes statewide Tom O'Brien all this afternoon we'll be right back


Welcome to Toffy TV, this is the matry action, Everton nill. Leeds United won at Gullison Park. Disappointing night for Everton and a thoroughly deserved victory for Leeds United. Carlo Antilotti made a bit of a weird change for me. Por Alexio Woby left wingback when he done okay at right wingback last week. Brought Mason Hullgating for Yeri Mina. And Everton just looked disjointed without Luca Deane. It's as simple as that. You know, Tom Davies coming in on the right. Tom actually don't know right, though Tom Davies done okay. In the first half Alexio Woby was alright but he was out of position so much and Leeds was just a constant threat. They started the game really well, they were quick, they were strong, fast. We knew everything we knew they were going to be and Everton in turn just looked sluggish and couldn't get going really. Leeds were straight on it, but you know saying that Everton did have opportunities in the first half he had two goals disallowed. Hamish Rodriguez was incredible goal if he had he not been slightly offside.  And you know we had Messier made some great saves one from Adelaide de Coray, another one from Britialison, really good save from Britialison. So Everton did have opportunities in the first half but so did Leeds. You know they had an opportunity. Jack Harrison should have scored really slid one wide. Job and Pickford's made two really good saves, one from Rafina was a really good save. With Ben Goffrey clear on one off the line, they had the post with a header. So they were always a threat in the first half and Everton simply couldn't get a grip with them. Like you say it will be out of position, we just looked disjointed. We come in at half time and I was delighted, I'll be honest delighted to get to half time at nil nil because they were the better side and hope and Carlo would make some changes at half time. And although we didn't make any personal changes at the break, we came out in the second half and to the game a lot more, it was a lot more of an even contest the second half. Leeds were still a threat on the break 100%. They looked dangerous every time they come forward. We although we were in a bit more control in the middle of the park, we had a couple of opportunities but not really, you know they defended better and we had a couple of shots that the goalkeeper saved that were comfortable for him really. We had one really good moment when Hamest done brilliantly and laid it into the challenge and he blazed it over the bar but we just couldn't create anything of note because we passed up good opportunities in the first half and they were always a threat to manager. Bro Fabian Delfon and switch the woby to the right for a little bit and tried that then he went to a flat back four for Andre Gomez on and then Bernard came on but there was just no way through Leeds that would be just couldn't come up with the right answer and they were always carrying a threat and he got a goal a really good goal through Rafina, took the ball down the edge of the box, created that for Yad, Ben Godfrey possibly should have got tighter, hit it through Godfrey's legs and it's in the corner of the net, I don't think there was much pickford could have done about it to be honest and it's in the back of the net and Jordan Pickford made some good saves today but was beaten by Darren. That was it really, you know, Helder Coster almost made a 2-0 right at the end but for a good save by Pickford but fourth defeat in five games for Everton, really poor form at the moment and Carlo Antialotti has got to come up with answers very quickly. Like I say, I think today he got it wrong, playing a woby on the left and not playing Nils and Cuncu but he's the manager and he gets paid for those to make those decisions but it's a frustrating one and a very very disappointing one. Maen nhw'n dymatt, today I think I'd go for Allen, I thought he was the best of our players, some great runs, we've bowled the first half and the second half, I thought he was always trying to get us going, he competed brilliantly against the tough opposition like Leeds and Calvin Phillips in there but he was probably the pick of the bunts really, he'd done OK up on his own but in general I thought Allen was the best for us so Allen gets Maen nhw'n dymatt. There you go, very disappointing home defeat for Everton at the hands of Leeds who deserved the three points and back to the draw run board, tough game next week at Burnley and Carlo's got to come up with answers and better ones than he provided today so off we go to next week. It ended 1-0, make sure you subscribe, give the video a thumbs up and if you want more videos join us over on Patreon. See you later.


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I'm actually really passionate about so it doesn't feel like work I Cards card like all the face cards in the backs and Oh, you're not gonna use the same backs. I mean For all the decks they'll have the different Backs are hard because they are often detailed and super complex, but hey Scott. Yeah, try something new. What's that? Line three. Can I can you say that I can say that? All right? Let me count you in. Okay. I'll be that guy Go Three two Daily Tech news show is powered by you to find out more head to Daily Tech news show comm slash support This is the Daily Tech news for Wednesday, May 2nd 2018 in Los Angeles on Tom Merritt in Salt Lake City Where I can now download Hulu shows to watch offline. I'm Scott Johnson and our lovely Sarah Lane is Out with some other stuff going on today. She'll be back tomorrow. We miss her But thankfully our producer Roger Chang is still here. I am still here the lovely Roger Chang I've said it before Roger you're quite delicious. I mean delightful Whoa rip rip from today's headlines Tom. Yeah rip from today's French headlines I am going to Break down a little bit about you know, I don't think we often Remind ourselves that there was a lot of hype that didn't prove true. So regarding Apple earnings We're gonna do that a little later in the show. Let's start with a few tech things. You should know Google is launching an investment program for early-stage start-ups that use Google Assistant in their products Google will provide financial resources early access to features and tools access to the Google cloud platform and Promotional support the program will focus on uses for Google Assistant in travel Hospitality and games make it easy to get in. It's a good idea in 2016 Nokia acquired with things Transform the company into Nokia digital health now Nokia as announced It is negotiating to sell its digital health division made up mostly of the former with things company To with things founder Eric Corral. I think is how you say it or Corral Nokia digital health made up 52 million euros of Nokia's 23.2 billion last year and they're dumping it We hardly knew ye with it. It'll get to be called withings again They're selling it. Yeah data analytics from SCL group and its affiliate Cambridge Analytica has shut down SCL group, of course as most of you know received data from Professor Alexander Kogan's personality survey in Violation of Facebook's terms of service it told Facebook it deleted the data But it was revealed earlier this year that it had not done So business insider reports that SCL group chairman Julian Wheatland and chief data officer Alexander Taylor Set up a different company called emmer data last August Which lists former Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Knicks as a director and next of course recently stepped down or as fired Depending on who you ask from Cambridge Analytica emmer data's mailing address is the same as SCL groups the owner of Cambridge Analytica. So they are definitely not gone But they're also not forgotten. So I guess they're they're basically just still around under another name And real quickly the Spotify earnings just came in and the operating loss has narrowed This is Spotify's first earnings report since it IPO'd And it looks like okay revenue for the latest quarter was 1.139 billion euros up 26% from a year earlier or 37% if you exclude currency effects because member they operate in multiple places around the world including the US That was broadly in line with the 1.1 billion euros to 1.15 billion euros the company had forecast Spotify said it had 170 million active monthly users at the end of March up 30% from a year ago That includes 75 million paying subscribers, which is up 45% on the year. So there you go That's the Spotify earnings Let's talk a little bit more about Facebook at 8 day to Facebook announced it will open source more AI tools And said the next version of its open-source deep learning framework pie torch 1.0 will be released in the coming months Azure and AWS will both support pie torch 1.0 Facebook also talked about how it uses billions of public photos on Instagram and their hashtags to train image recognition models The pre-training involved developing systems that found relevant hashtags and then prioritized ones that were specific Over more general ones like lit. It's not very useful for the machine learning Facebook claims that its model can now distinguish dog breeds Plants food stuff like that. How do you feel about that? I wonder if we're helping or hurting them People like me and there are a ton of artists on Instagram are posting just artwork, right? Very stylized stuff some of it's very abstract some of it may be realistic But I have to think that stuff they they have to make their AI smart enough to go. All right, that's not a real face That's a face of a thing that's not a real person So ignore that like I wonder if that makes their job easier or better or more robust or it's actually making them work Harder for them with as they comb that data from Instagram. Well, I think that's what's significant about this story is that they created a Way to sift through all of that so it didn't matter like we know people do what people do And we'll figure out how to get the AI to make sense out of it That's kind of an achievement in and of itself. I agree dog breeds crazy LG announced its g7 think that's with a cue at the end Thank you like thank you thin cue That's a Star Trek reference. Anyway, it's a brand new phone in New York City with a dedicated button for Google Assistant And a notch that you can turn it off with if you prefer full bezel Which is kind of the way a lot of people are going the cameras use AI to identify objects and optimize contrast saturation and color Always something about cameras with these new phones the headphone jack can supply virtual 7.1 surround sound and the internal speaker is 39% louder LG did not announce a price or Availability, what do you think about that notch solution where they're like it's got a notch But if that bothers you you can just turn off the the screen around the notch So it just looks like a normal bezel. I mean It feels it's half-steppy like we're all heading toward this bezel-less future and button-less future even Not full That's a good way to put it But even like Apple is so in on face ID and and and they're clearly going to a place We're not even a single button will do anymore I feel like this is I feel like we're kind of back this particular phone anyway It feels like back in the in the day when blackberries were still coming out and people were saying oh good Because I want a physical keyboard. I need that tactile keyboard and I don't hear anyone making that argument anymore It just poofed away and went away. This feels like another one of those to me So great for that inner interim group of folks who want to buy a phone that's got the option But I hate to tell you all you're looking at a future where there's bezel-less everything That's just how it's gonna be so what and it's not about bezel-less, right? It's about the notch people don't mind bezel-less They mind the notch and what LG saying is like if you if you mind the notch Here get you can have a bezel instead. It's up to you you get choice And I admire the principle behind that And it might come in useful at times if a particular app Isn't playing nice with the notch and I guess if you turn off the bezel It just shortens the screen size for the app and then everything would look fine. Yeah, I agree I'll also it's I know it's a small thing it's a tiny little feature But they mentioned the internal speaker being 39% louder One of my biggest complaints about phones and handsets for the last I don't know five years is they do tend to be a little quiet So if you're trying to show something off in a crowded place or you're trying to sort of get attention or use it as a Device to teach your show or whatever you kind of have a maximum range And you have to have some sort of other external speaker solution to make it better and while phones have increasingly gotten louder that way a Big increase in sound is good for me I realize a lot of people are right now saying well Scott that means really annoying text notifications and really annoying ring tones and Louder is not necessarily better for our sort of social contract We hope to maintain as people But I for one think it would be useful to have a little more volume with my device So small but interesting and and what LG's touting is that they're using like the the internal space as Sort of an amplification chamber And some of the reviews I've said say yeah, it's definitely louder, but louder doesn't always mean better So we're not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing But I guess if it's if it doesn't sound good, you know, if it's all distorted loud You could turn it down But then that kind of sort of defeats the purpose of having the ability to go louder doesn't it yep good point Hey, you know what the guys that started sphero said, huh? We were able to create a mini BB8. What do we do now? Well, they went off and they created misty robotics Misty robotics has opened pre-orders for misty to a personal robot development platform Misty uses a visual block-based programming environment for easy creation of new skills You can also use JavaScript and integrate Amazon voice services Cortana Google Assistant other cloud APIs a discounted version Costs just $1,600 and it's available until the end of May for shipping in December They're calling it crowdfunding which kind of bugs me like it's not crowdfunding if you're just selling it yourself You're putting a limit on your pre-orders is what you're doing, but whatever I like these guys and I like that I like this product because what they're trying to do is say hey Let's create a robotics platform. Let's create the app store for robots and misty will be the prototype for that platform Yeah, I love it. I think it's great. However, what I hope it spawns and I'm sure already exists in various ways I've seen people do some stuff with arduinos and and raspberry pies that are pretty incredible in terms of robotics I hope it continues to spur on the open source side of this so that there are really cool creative dyes Ideas coming from that side. We can have the lab o's and the spheroes of the world I think that's great. There's a great mainstream opportunity there. I think this is really cool But again more More development in the area of robotics the better clear point. It's a platform. It's not an open source platform Right, correct. And also like an app store, right? Apple's app store is open but not open source, right? There may be some other elements of this, but I'm gonna go crowdfund a taco a Taco Bell later by the way Mm-hmm. I will back that as long as I get some cheese Movie pass resumed its $10 a month unlimited movie theater ticket service CEO Mitch Lowe CinemaCon was saying I don't know. I don't know when we're gonna bring that back turns out today. That's when Lowe says the company is quote absolutely committed to keeping it around You still can only see one movie a day for $10 a month and The restriction that they put in last week on seeing certain movies only once which seems to apply to all the movies right now But you can't keep back going back and see an infinity war over and over again on movie pass You can only buy the ticket once That's gonna stay in place But they did tease that they're gonna introduce new plans by the end of the month that would include 3d and I max screenings Which are not available right now.  Yeah, you know what other people have said that to me And it didn't even hit me what they were saying until you just did it I thought maybe it was an alternative kind of why max like light our Light our is also radar that lies to you. No. Yeah, I mean I keep talking about jumping in on the movie pass thing I don't know. Maybe now is the time I feel like the minute I start talking about more than just me like if I want one for Kim or for the kids or Something I'm like, man, that's 50 bucks a month But every time I go see a movie like I saw Avengers yesterday I'm gonna go see solo later in the month for sure probably something else in between I'm gonna I'm gonna spend three times this if I'm not careful. So I Don't know I got I think I'm gonna finally just bite the cheese and do it which is not a phrase by the way What it is now And the t-shirts will be available in the day Also showbot probably already has it on there Amazon warned or sorry warned open whisper systems that the anti-sensorship system used for messaging service signal Signal rather violates Amazon web services terms of service by hiding the true origin of traffic using domain fronting Love that front and yo Signal faces immediate suspension signal uses Amazon's I don't know how to say that a souk. Souk. Yeah I think you nailed it one so uq.com to obfuscate traffic from outside observers But it does not hide the origin to users and it uses its own web security Certificate. Yeah, so if you want a good explanation of domain fronting I would hit up Bart Bouchotte's or Steve Gibson or Darren kitchen For resources on that but the short version is you wrap your legitimate request Inside a request that looks for like it's a different domain name So that if you're the user, you know, oh, I'm requesting youtube.com, right? But if you're the country of Turkey, which is just banned youtube.com for whatever reason It looks like you're requesting soup.com. And so you can't you don't you don't block that request The problem is that works for signal. It also works for malicious actors And Amazon and Google both now have and tried to close the loophole on domain fronting Which was never an intentional feature of their services It was because they had separated the way they did certain requests That led to you being able to do this and what they're saying is to stop bad actors We're gonna close that loophole, which is actually what companies should be doing these days They should be going after these kinds of loopholes and saying, you know what that could be exploited Let's shut it down But it has the very unfortunate effect of taking away an anti-censorship tool Which has been very useful for dissidents and people who just want to protect their communications Well, it's just part of this pattern, you know new exploits mean Sometimes scrapping everything and starting over with better better ideas. So that's probably what's gonna happen have happened here Certainly if Amazon gets their way. Well, and and the problem is Moxie Marlin spike Who's doing the Lord's work at signal trying to make this work for good Doesn't have a viable alternative to this and has said, you know, this essentially Makes signal unviable in certain countries like Egypt where the only way it was working was using domain fronting And when Google shut it down, they went to Amazon and now that Amazon shutting down It doesn't seem like there is an alternative yet But something to keep an eye on like you save the internet always routes around maybe there is another way To provide that kind of anti-censorship Yep Hey folks if you want to get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes or so subscribe To daily tech headlines you can get it on the Amazon echo You can also get it on the Google home and the anchor app and of course as a podcast and daily tech headlines comm I'm gonna tell you a story and then I'm gonna tell you some reality Scott. Are you ready? I am I like a good story and I like my reality occasionally back in February CNN reported Apple said it's expected sales for the upcoming quarter the quarter that just ended To be between 60 billion and 62 billion so keep that in mind in February After their Q quarterly earnings Apple said next quarter in May We think it'll be between 60 and 62 billion. All right They'd just come off a quarter Where Apple phone sales had been down 1% year over year and that was a holiday quarter Now people didn't slam Apple for that. They said down 1%. That's essentially flat. That's fine they also Panicked saying 60 to 62 billion that doesn't sound like much is Apple in trouble and that started Essentially a meme of apples in trouble for the next three months. Yeah TSMC which makes chips that go into Apple phones as well as many other products Reported low sales Now if you read the headline Scott, what would you think those low sales were a caused by? Well, if I read them, I would think that meant people were buying less phones Or what kind of phones particularly with the headlines have told you they were buying less of gosh It seems like they might zero in on a kind of a baity thing like maybe Apple Yeah, I'm song here and there but mostly Apple pretty much just the iPhone right what they didn't tell you in the headlines and sometimes in entire stories Was that the decline in cryptocurrency? Which has helped the prices of video cards come down finally also affected TSMC's sales Now Samsung's OLED panel Samsung had a glorious earnings report, but one Sort not even negative, but one disappointing factor was OLED panel sales were slowing Who's who's a big consumer of Samsung's OLED panels according to the headlines the buzzy headlines Scott? Well outside of themselves certainly I would think the Apple iPhone You can't help yourself you can't help yourself big reasonable here. I know it's like you're not even supposed to say outside themselves The headlines were OLED panels down at Samsung must be slowing iPhone sales now through all of this Specifically the 10 right like that's on the tail. Yeah, no specifically the town So through all of this on DTS. We've said well hold on the entire smartphone market is is is slowing China sales are saturated I'm not gonna guess we're gonna have a gangbusters quarter for Apple, but it's probably not gonna be disastrous They're forecasting 60 to 62 billion. That's down but not awful Well this week before the Apple earnings Daily Mail reported Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan have warned their clients that Apple's iPhone sales may come in Below expectations we're talking Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan here Miro about securities analyst Neil Camping told investors iPhone 10 would be discontinued this year due to poor demand Which frankly it might be because they just replace it with other models But the idea was like the sales are gonna be so bad. They're just gonna get rid of it We mentioned the initial earnings report yesterday. Here's the full report 52.2 million iPhones sold in the past quarter up three percent year over year Remember in the holiday quarter, they were down 1% and everyone said well, I guess that's not great But it's okay. This time when everyone was forecasting gloom and doom They're up 3% average selling price rose 10% to $728 that implies that the expensive iPhone 10 brought up the average over last year iPad sales actually rose 2% max sales fell 3% that's been a trend Services revenue rose 31% we're seeing Apple become a service company here App store Apple music iCloud and Apple pay all generated record revenue according to Apple Revenue overall hit that target 61.1 billion dollars up over 52.9 billion last year earnings per share rose from two dollars and ten cents last year to two dollars and seventy three Cents this year in other words the news was good. Here's the thing even in slowing China We've talked a lot on this show about how the smartphone market is slowing down in China It's saturating Apple sales in China rose 21 percent Apple's best growth rate in that market yet Despite falling in market share. They still grew CEO Tim Cook said It's one of those things like when a team wins the Super Bowl Maybe you want them to win by a few more points, but it's a Super Bowl winner and that's how we feel about it All right, there's a couple of takeaways from this for me. I feel like one of them should be Well, why is it that that your show and content like this is the only place? I'm getting this sort of non Freakout approach to quarterly sales from a big company like Apple all of that other stuff and I've seen it I saw pop-up and news feeds all year. Well so far this year. I saw all this gloom and doom talk I saw stuff in I use the biped pro and re and use the news app from Apple and I'm seeing things pop up saying Is the iPhone 10 and huge trouble is quicksand surrounding the like it was the most hyperbolic ridiculous Six or so months. I've ever experienced and because there's so few sources that you can go to and go all right What's really going on here? I mean, that's a bummer, dude. It's a bummer well, there's there's lots of theories on why why this happens because Usually when stuff like this happens, I say well, you're not picking your sources closely enough You need to you need to limit where you read your news and question if you're reading Mobile-bloglines.com is is that a reliable source like go with the places? You know are good Bloomberg the verge tech crunch ars Technica the wired CNET, etc In this case though, you were still getting these kinds of statements from analysts So, you know, I'm not gonna throw Bloomberg in the verge and the rest under the bus They they were often very very even handedly just reporting like well analysts are saying they're concerned and here's why several of these outlets did Mention well Samsung also, you know Makes is a big consumer of its own panels and cryptocurrency is also one of TSMC's and and the better outlets did mention that But you still had the blaring headline because the analysts were saying this and I guess the reason for that is Everyone's concerned that Apple's gonna blow it Because they haven't had a new iPhone, right and I Almost wanted to go find an old story about the iPod iPod market maturing Yeah, and and just rewrite it with iPhone and see if it still worked for today Yeah, you might be able to pass it off as like an actual current thing change the dates change the names and Pretty much you've done it also the I saw our post yesterday somewhere that the headline was Google's Google and Android have a serious problem with their messaging service and it sucks and it's unusable or something to that effect No, it isn't Of course, it's usable Millions of people possibly billions are using it. Yeah. Yeah. So so I realize this is kind of like well Let's take a stab at the big guys who are who are dominating because it looks like a little crack in the cement Maybe this is our time to pounce and I understand that mentality understand what we do This is humans, but man, I wish the tech press would just I don't know on the hole Just smarten up tighten up like you said there are sources that are gonna give it to you straight And you should figure out those are and cultivate those but I think this sort of thing is important And I'm glad that we did it today because this is where I get my clarifications every week I I hope people listening right now are like, yeah, that hyperbolic news stuff that we've been hearing so much about It's not just politics not just no in other parts of life. It's part of the tech news cycle Maybe more than it's ever been and yeah looking at Apple. You could say okay iPhone sales are slowing, right? They're not slowing as much as people were freaking out about but they are slowing and Services seem to be gaining so that's the thing to look at do what new products Is Apple gonna come out with that can start to pick up the slack for the for the slowing iPhone market? Because it's not going to die tomorrow. They're still selling iPads for goodness sakes They're still selling max for goodness sake like phones are going to sell well for apple for a while But what's going to start picking up the slack and is that services number going to keep going up? Our apple services going to continue to be robust and in a way that apple can continue to make money even off their older Equipment as people stop replacing phones regularly like to me. That's the story. That's the concern That's the thing you look at apple for and the reason you care as a regular consumer is Is that you want to know what what the health of a company is when you buy in their ecosystem? And you want to know what choices you're going to have Whether it's time to buy the iphone 10 or she wait till october all of that sort of thing So part of them picking up the slack will be picking up slack That's a good clickbait headline right there. Not bad, right? That's pretty good Hey, thanks everybody who participates in our sub ready to submit stories and vote on them at daily tech news show dot reddit.com and in our facebook group facebook.com slash groups slash daily tech news show Derek called in after our friday round table when we had all canadian guests And we had asked them for some of their favorite canadian tech companies Derek's got a whole lot more to tell you about. Hey dtns crew. It's derek calling in from sunny warm Kamoka, ontario canada I wanted to follow up on friday's Discussion about canadian tech companies. There are a lot of them A lot of them you may or may not know depending on your industry or your interests or The blogs you read and that sort of thing But I wanted to chime in with a few about 10 or so that you may or may not have heard of They include d wave, which is a quantum computing company light speed. They do point of sales systems Sensible dipply unbounce marketing company or marketing tech company big viking games and digital extremes the both gaming game developers 500 pixels text now breather, which lets you rent Quiet spaces in montreal, toronto new york a bunch of other places hopper. That's a travel site ritual Which is a loyalty program on your a loyalty app on your phone Vidyard let's you make marketing videos calm dev. They're a big space and satellite hardware supplier 900 plus satellites that their hardware is on and speaking of space Canadarm2 is very much up and running It's actually attached to the international space station right now And it helped assemble the iss while it was in orbit or you know while we were sending things up there to put to get the iss together so Lots of canadian tech contributions all over the place in addition to the ones mentioned on friday And and i think we have a lot to be proud of Thanks All right. Thank you derrick Some really interesting stuff even even not just the fact that they're canadian But like some interesting startup ideas in there like the renting quiet spaces Do you guys eat? You guys do poutine while you did your round table because you had all those canadiens I should have really should have because i love poutine and there's a really good poutine place Yeah, that's all right next time. Yeah. All right. Let's check the mailbag before we get out of here We miss you sarah sarah is usually gonna do this I'll try to make my way through lilian wrote in and said roger mentioned the scholastic box in yesterday's episode My kids ages two and four still get scholastic flyers in their daycare The school also hosts the scholastic book fair twice a year So the scholastic stuff of our childhood is still a thing at least in new jersey Yeah, well my kids were a little bit younger We still did the scholastic thing you saw it all the time In fact, I want to say the first harry potter book ever got had the scholastic publishing thing on it Oh, yeah, the the the first round of harry potter was a scholastic Uh imprint, right? That's where they were pushing it. So yeah alive and well turns out I don't know. I can't say this that about highlights magazine, which was my favorite thing in the world But unconnected sadly. So no high this and galant I just like finding the matching stuff on the page. 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That's why we're doing it Well, I want to see I want to take the various pictures of Of tom's face with the various contortions as it starts and then makes its way up It's actually the visual version of clickbait, isn't it?  They lay eggs in your mouth. Yeah, you don't want that Yeah, the bot flies the worst They they they lay their eggs in your nose By the way, uh, so australians, uh, the meetups are all set for when I'm in australia Uh, and and everyone else I will be gone may 11th through the 26th, uh, sarah, roger, scott, justin Everybody will be filling in patrick Uh, but I will be doing a Round table episode that won't be on friday This month's round table will be recorded On monday may 21st for the hemisphere. I'm in right now So the monday may 21st episode will be put out at a different time It may not be streamed live and it will be the australian round table with myself Uh, rogedy and peter wells now Uh, that will be the only episode i'm doing while i'm gone So be prepared for that and be prepared for the round table to be off schedule a little bit also That round table will actually be recorded on may 22nd in australia because they live in the future And after we record it, we're doing a meetup in melburn Uh at bart ronica at 6 p.m. Tuesday may 22nd We will be posting more details. I posted details about this on twitter I'll be posting them again, uh in a couple of days on the patreon We're also doing a meetup in sydney On may 15th at 6 p.m. At heart's pub Which is the corner of essix and glosster streets in the rocks district Big thanks to d coval for uh, help scouting that out. So again We'll put this information out there in the monthly post on patreon I'll eventually put it up on daily tech new show dot com again But there you go. There's the uh the update on the australian shindigs That's awesome I can't wait for that The round table. I'm really excited about that. Yeah, I'm looking forward to that too.  All right speaking of fat chewing, uh headline or headlines, uh title Breaking news alarming headlines strive more traffic There's also don't believe the headline hype And better bezels are a notch away Those are my picks What do you like scott? No There's also did tim cook the books, but That's a good pun Yeah, actually I do like that one Give me the top one again Uh, the top one of my pick or the on the list right now is um louder doesn't mean better But my pick was uh breaking news alarming headlines don't uh alarming headlines strive more traffic Or don't believe the headline hype I kind of like the second one. Don't believe the headline hype. Yeah, that's easy. What do you like roger? Breaking news alarming headlines strive more traffic What do you think tom? Uh, if I have to choose between those two, I will probably I like them both So I'd probably just choose the shorter because the shorter is always better for Our ability and such I'm not sure which one's shorter just from the sound of them. Uh, don't believe the headline hype The shorter one. Yeah, that's why I like it actually is because it's shorter, but all right. Let's do that But I don't believe the headline hype The wisdom of tom's crowd Please select the template you would like to load It says wordpress. Okay Boom that's done Geez you're so so freaking efficient I mean the headline is chosen. I'm I'm exporting the show. It's not published yet.  Oh, but that's so good. I know I love doing it. That's so good La la and klua pork mixed in with your mac max out You know, I mean I I had poi there too and of course there's different types of poi depending on how long it's fermented, but Um, I find I find it's hard to find poi. It's almost a touristy thing It is because it's really you don't eat it every day at least the way it's a special occasion thing But in the supermarket, you get it they come in bags. Yeah, you can buy it But in restaurants, I notice like it's the more touristy restaurants that like a lo-ha mix plate in Lahaina On Maui has it, but they they also have a big luau that they cater to to visitors Whereas like mama's kitchen or duck kitchen. I think maybe what might be called Where's the pig is common crime? Where's the pig? I paid for the pig Side street in and Honolulu if I remember right had a great kimchi selection Oh I'm so into it You know the thing I you've got a little ashamed to admit this but the one thing I miss from hawaii food wise is The taro pies over at mcdonalds Yeah, I could see that. Oh, they're really good. You don't think so. It's like dude. It's purple inside But man, that's what it's like you're eating grimace. Hold on taro pies, I don't know So it's an apple pie. Well, I think they have apple pies, but they also have taro pies So it's the same shape as their apple pies, but it's taro Oh, interesting. I don't know why that's not familiar better than poi pie taro's the root, right? Yeah And it's interesting because it's not as sweet, which is why I think I like it so much compared to the apple pie But mcdonalds around the world they have different pies and you know different specialty sandwiches Did Although when I was when I was in Sydney, I just got a quarter pounder does kim like kim chi as much as you do It's not as much as I do. She likes it. Okay, but she's not like what's her. What's her thing? Anything any kind of like southern food like etouffee or Gumbos and gumbos I like I like any Cajun creole because it has the mixture of the rice the vegetables of the meat So it's not just a giant slab of meat Yeah, she's a fan of that stuff And I like that stuff too, but if she's got a preference, that's the kind of thing she gets She also likes fish and seafood and that kind of thing Not really.  I feel like I gain 80 pounds. Yeah, that's a problem. He's swell Yeah Not in a good not in a good swell.  Oh, yeah Yeah One of our favorite gifts around here ever getting was that monthly thing you sent me. Oh, yeah The monthly hot sauce. Yeah every month you get these rad hot sauces and we still, you know Keep them around upstairs and use them for everything. Nice big hot sauce house around here.    That's good to know though Yeah, no, definitely like I like my kimchi medium to mild. I'm not huge on it being super hot though. Mm-hmm Not really my bad. You just pour hot sauce on it if you need to make it hot Yeah, I mean you can always add more, right?  It's not it's not like actual heat Where it's no, no, no, but I mean like the acidity or whatever in the seeds would Make it undesirable. I know that the ginger was meant to settle your stomach But then Marianne came along and it was just a toss up Ginger always unsettled my stomach Oh Professor or Marianne type ginger wasn't really my man. Can I put out a petition to get Gillian's island streaming someplace? Oh, it's not you can't you can't watch it anywhere No, hulu's got clips. That's it. There's no like stream. I know you can go buy dvds and all that But I don't want to do that I mean, that's a weird thing that's going on is is there is where they make the decision not to stream something And decide to try to push you to buy it instead. Yeah, I don't like it Because you know 10 speed and brown shoe You still can't stream it. You can't even buy the pilot because it's owned by a different production company. It's so weird Yeah, of course, everyone wants 10 speed and brown shoe I want a northern exposure And all I can do is buy a dvd version that has all the music changed I know this is this is why the vhs copies are so expensive Is because the vhs copies have the original music in it before all the licensing issues came up and they couldn't put the same music Which I think bummer. It's a huge bummer. I don't like it I think a lot of those are because the target market is assumed to be older So they don't want to undermine the unit sales They they they want, you know, like well, this is a this is a segment of the market that still buys dvds So why would we put it on streaming when the bulk of our our audience still uses dvd players force them into buying the The dvds while we still can For me, it's the music issue. The first season actually has why I was thinking of gilligan's island and northern exposure And you know all of man that series was good until the last season when it just jumped a shark Which one? It was happy days that jumped the shark a northern exposure. Oh big time Like oh, I can see new york from this woodlands in alaska. Let me walk towards it. Oh, bye A new doctor is terrible It's like I get it now. He's a shaman or something or weird like wise man of the woods It got real dumb But man, there's just a brilliant writing in there Yeah, the rest of the show though. So good The cow tossing episode. Yeah Chris was gonna toss a cow as an art project. Yeah, that was a good one I love that one. Oh, do you remember the episode where Maggie's boyfriends? I'll come back to haunt her because she How was great? Yeah, that was good old man humor old band humor. Actually, it's not old man. If you if you watch it, it's great classic I'm in agreement Oh, I have to call my dad uh in a few so we're going to To wrap it up here. We're going to see you all tomorrow with Justin robert young Any last words? Goodbye video stream. Wait. I want a final word. Um Uh philanthropy There that's my final word