Welkom back and as always it is a pleasure being with you and quickly gentlemen I want us to just move to the next thing because we still have more stories that we have not yet captured. We have not yet captured what we have just captured but before we go on a break you are about to give your rejoinder. And if you listen very carefully to the NDC or ODM they are talking so keenly on returning BBI so that Uwuru who is reportedly too young to retire can still click back to the government. I tend to disagree with that proposition and I am not even ready for that conversation but I would say confidently if Barack Obama retired at 53 Uwuru is too old to retire at 61 it should just go on peacefully. I will not go there. I will not go there. I refuse to listen to traditions. Still in the headlines today on this particular Monday morning Deputy President William Bruto and ANC Leader Musala Mudavadi have left the country and of course they left the country earlier yesterday for a 10 day trip to the U.S. and the U.K. And I saw this particular morning a tweet by Governor Mutahi Kahiga who says good morning Hasla Nation, our fifth landed in U.S., a few hours thanks to God for the safe journey, have a blessed day ahead so we can see their pictures of the DP. And of course they have landed already. The delegates include Governor Nanok, Amvoria and Waiguru, Kiz Senators, members of parliament and policy experts. During the tour the DP and Mudavadi will meet officials of the state's department and the Pentagon in the U.S. Of course a statement released by Ababuna Momba who is the head of international relations at the Ruto's presidential campaign secretariat indicated that the DP would meet the U.S. government's national security council advisor.  As I mentioned earlier on we have in the delegation what the DP's wife Rachel Turkana, Governor Josepha Nanok, he is Kuala counterpart in Turkana, Governor Salim Muvuria, Kirinyagas, Anwaiguru, Nakuru Senators, Mrudan Kihega, Elgeo Marakuit, counterpart Kipchumamurkomen, MPs Aiden Doale, Rikadi Kachagwa and Din Din Yoro. These are some of the people who have accompanied the DP, we have Kimani Chunga also, we have Ali Zohome among many others. And of course, former Foreign Affairs CS Namwamba and the DP's presidential campaign spokesman Hussein Mohamed are also there. In regards to this many Kenyans have given in their voice. In regards to that the Kenya Kwanzaa team is to meet officials of America State Department and Pentagon as well as senior British leaders. In the U.K. they will visit the National Counter Terrorism Center and speak at both the common wealth secretariat and the Royal Institute of International Affairs. That is at Chatham House. And of course we've seen the DP speaking at Chatham House before and it is there that many proclamations have been made. The DP will also engage Kenya's diaspora in America and Britain. What are some of the expectations we see that will take place during this time they visit of the DP? Harum. Thank you very much Harama. So it is as you can all, as well as we know, this is the time that the political intrigues is towards its climax. So I know there are a lot of speculations but to me I think the deputy president is just opening up its networking in terms of relationship and there is no anything big. Yes. Because still there are statements that are given that they are going to be talking about governance and economic development in Kenya, East Africa and Africa at large. John, your expectations from this 10 day visit? So this is two things. Before people say that it would not be a good person to relate to the West and now it's going to meet important delegations from those countries, the U.S. and the U.K. Who are very close allies to Kenya development plans. So for me I already see that he's trying to write off some of the speculations that have been there before. Some of the perceptions that people have held about Iman relations with especially the West. So this is a time that is actually breaking barriers and I expect that it is going to build a lasting relationship for Iman of course with the West. It is actually one of the nice things to happen because last year and a few days back we will see that it is not very easy for him to leave the country for any such meetings. But now it's happening which is a good indicator that we can build relationships the same way the other person can build relationships. Alright. And just twist this kidogo to the politics I did. These 10 days will be the best days in this political period for Azimiyu because they are dancing on the floor alone. I saw yesterday the Musa'atuli was saying when Ra'ila used to be out of the country the so-called East team the Jaws could run the Ra'ila's campaigns without any interference. But now Ruto has gone for a 10 day visit that everything in Kenyakwasa has stopped now. I don't think that's the case. This is just an allegation. But I would speak from there. I think actually expected to see his brigade being one of a company. I think that's what he wanted to see. Yes. But still they will be talking there. Yes. These are high end meetings. They are going to meet at the Pentagon. They are going to meet at the House. And like I said important declaration and proclamation have been made in those spaces. So this is already a good indicator that the next government whoever forms it will have the blessings of the world. Because Ra'ila has been there before. Ra'ila will maybe be back there. We don't know when. But Ruto is now there. So we already have a conversation with the West that everyone really wants to be on guard. So me I already see a good thing and I am lacking the progress. Lacking the progress. Whichever side. Whichever side it is. And I'm looking at this particular conversation even in terms of international perspective. How progressive is this for Kenya? Of course in regards to building Kenya's relations with the West. Yes. You see Kenya as a country we have a lot to do with the West. In terms of business. In terms of economic sponsorship. A lot of things education. You can mention across the sectors. This is very important because you don't remember. You don't forget Rama West. We have a good relationship with the West. So Ruto going there to strengthen and make a relationship. I think it will be of our advantage. In terms of building relations with the West. This is very progressive. I think for me it is very progressive because like he just mentioned. Most of our students go to study out there. Most of our progressive minds also go there to just get innovative and to create. But then most importantly again to grow our sectors in this country. We rely mostly on partnerships. Private public partnerships we rely mostly on foreign investment. And so when we have a good view in the government. It is very easy to even attract and to bring in such advices. So I tend to agree that it is building a very good base for international relations. Especially the country and the country is going to win big. In other spaces I would say confidently that it is also time that as a country we start to find ways of intensifying production in the country. So we do not have to always rely on the good will of the West to invest here. But then I think just to analyze what is happening in the political sphere. This is a good go. Alright. And of course today also and let's just quickly touch on other stories that are still making headlines today. Aha. My goodness. My phone was in mehan. I cannot see it. Help me with your paper. Help me with that. I will just bring the paper. There is a story on education. Relief for students on education. And of course this is a story that I was really much very much interested in. Because our candidates are going to sit for the exams. They are starting next week? Yes. And it is something we need to talk about. We need to talk about. So this. Yes. Where is that? Found it. Yes. Relief for candidates as teachers call off strike. And the kind of union of post primary education teachers. Yesterday called off a planned national strike ahead of the KCSE. Examination which kicks off next week. Of course you can see there on your page an image of students there. Of course the union secretary general Akelo Misori said they had called off the strike to enable the examination procedure smoothly. He however asked the teachers. He asked the government to guarantee security of teachers during the provision of the exams. The union has at the same time called on the governments to give teachers the necessary support. In terms of advocate protection in bandit prone areas. And of course the president Kusumu Adi weekend Misori said that it was up to the government to beef up security to address fears raised by some teachers. Who had been tasked to invite the examination in conflict prone counties. The TSE had written to the union's officials warning that the planned strike would disrupt the national examinations. Now it is a relief for candidates as the teachers have called off the strike. You can see their picture on your screen. The education CS prof. John Magoha when he commissioned new CBC classrooms at the Kasarini Secondary School in Kiambu County on Saturday. And of course we have the co-pat that wants the TSE to revise the 2021-205 CBA. With a view of affecting a 30 to 70% salary increment. Of course there is a re-insurance demand here. Education CS Magoha why yesterday are reassuring candidates that all measures have been taken to ensure the exam is full of any incidences of cheating. And that the results will be fair. What do you think about that job, your view? In the first place I don't know why teachers almost call for a strike towards a national examination. Security. This is not about security. If you read further you realize that it is about the collective again agreement that was signed in 2021. We are the issue of some areas that have an issue of banditry and teachers fear for their lives. And of course the CBA is also in the conversation. But your question is why now? Exactly why now? Is it because they do not want to give the students an ample time? Or is it the right time to strike a deal? And you see when such a thing happens when you strike a deal at such a time then the government is also likely to commit to things they know where they are not able to deliver on. And it is also risky for the future. Because if these teachers have been teaching in such environments all through and it is only during exams that they feel that it is insecure. And they feel we need to do something about it. I think that is not sustainable. I think we need to have this conversation honestly. And I don't at times like the attitude that TSC brings on the table when negotiating with the teachers unions. I think it's time they need to turn down. Let us have this conversation and solve this problem once and for all. We need our teachers to be safe for them to deliver proper education to our children. And we also need our children to be guaranteed that they will be safe even in the schools. It is very sad to see that a school bus is attacked and students are affected. It is so sad. So security needs to be guaranteed. So like the teachers are pushing for that. I feel that it shouldn't be an instantaneous conversation. The only speak now because it is an opportunity for them to be at. Let them at this conversation continuously even after these exams. So we would not have a occurrence of it towards them. To me I think the teachers are right. As you all know that going on strike is one of the way that you are forcefully communicating to be heard. So now as you are demonstrating for you to be heard then you must always take advantage of stations that matters. So to teachers they know that if they are not going to strike when handling an urgent matter that needs to be addressed then they will never be heard. That's why you can see them coming. My colleague is asking why now are they bringing these demands? They are bringing these demands simply because they need to be heard and be heard urgently. See these demands are like also the state. It is not coming, it is not something that is happening now. It is some accusation that has started a very long time ago. Do you know why? There is no way you can keep on calling for your right, for your demand and it is like the government is giving them a death here. So they have no option because they have been promised over and over again but it becomes a very hard task for this to be implemented. For instance the CBA that we are talking about, when was it made? It is some time way back. But still the government has no interest implementing the CBA. But still I am looking at also the students and the kids. You can have that back. The students are the kids. Yes they are going to do the examination and I was really concerned about how this might affect the KCSE and the CS also gave in his voice and he was saying we should not play around with this. And he was saying that these children are not chess. It is not a game of chess and we should be very careful and they are prepared to call off that strike. I am looking at the preparedness. Are our children prepared? Are they ready? Will such things affect the examinations in the long run or do we expect to see a different time of events between now and next week so that by the time the exams are starting we see something else happening and the exams are affected? To me, I don't think they are fully prepared. We saw students displaced, some of them were killed and psychologically it is not putting them in a good place to be sober for this exam. I think I feel for the students of today because you remember very well that it is only in the last two months that there has been more strikes in this country in schools than has ever been in the history of the country. So already the question was affected at Vassil during that period. And then again these are two months, two years. Two months. The strikes of last years. So those are just happened. Schools were closed, most schools and even the schools were closed because of the situation. And these children are back. Within a very short time I think two months they are supposed to see their exams and then again you threaten to have a strike that is throwing them off balance which is offsetting them. There is another exam that is coming up in November. I don't think our children have such mental powers to withstand such distress. So it is going to affect the results of these years exams and it is very unfortunate that the ministry thinks when there is not many good grades that then the exams were credible. The students will fail and we think those were the best exams. Yet it is just because there was a distress. So I don't like the old situation. So Rama, you see most of the things that happens within the education sector the government can largely be blamed. The reason why you can see this country I don't think there is equality in education sector. That is how I see. According to me, that is my own opinion. We don't have equality in education sector. So I am really arguing with the government. What do you mean when you say equality? Equality between water and water? Ya, like now for instance if you are to visit some parts of this country you realize that the pupils of the students are studying under the tree no classrooms, no good infrastructure. We don't want equality in terms of resources. Yes, in terms of resources. So now we expect such a student to compete with a student in our school. So that's why I'm saying there is no equality in terms of resources. So this is unfair. So the government it is the highest time that the government should step in and harmonize the whole resource issue across the country. It is very unfortunate. I would like you to talk to your people because now your people in your world those families have children and they have they must hear what their leaders are saying what what did you give them people from Viruta, people from Lindi in regards to this national examination that we are expected to see come next week it's still on your own. And what would you normally tell them? What piece of work to dispute to your people in regards to the exam that is coming up next week? Okay, now I just urge the people that let them give their children their peoples a good time prepare them psychologically let them be encouraged and the future will be bright. Yes, they should. Thank you very much. Let me say this to a parent who is listening and I say this so passionately because I know how my education has been. One of the things is parents tend to think. When students don't score very high marks and especially in primary school and maybe again in secondary then they are not this time for greatness. So I am asking parents to accommodate their students now give them necessary support and also give them inspiration that it can be done whichever way. So go into exams not tensed of the results and whatever results will become of you we will build from there. Children will be confident towards these exams and maybe after the exams then they will be able to shape a path towards their future. Alright, just a little bit. I want us to bring this conversation to a close and I want to thank you so much for coming. Would you like to give your voice on Russia and Ukraine? If I did that I would maybe say Black lives matter.  That's what I was telling you today. Black lives matter. And EU racism. EU racism must be called out. It should be I think it is serious but to me I would be specifically let Ukrainians be safe first. As Americans say American first. We should save our people first. We should save our people first. These are matters that are trending today. Every life matters. But still every life matters. Not just Black lives. Every life matters. This is specific of Black lives. History says we the Black have suffered the more in terms of war. It is the Blacks the sons of this soil that were used in the military war we lost many lives. They themselves were doing business and that is how you say was to be a superpower because it was taking advantage of war and doing business. Africans were being recruited as soldiers and that is why we lost more lives from Africa. We will not talk about that maybe in another video. Because today also trending today is Russia forces advance in all directions as here accept talks these are just some of the issues that are trending today of this particular Monday morning we have been taking a look at the stories making handlines right here on why in the morning and I would like to thank Harum Kibagat. Thank you so much for coming. Thank you very much. He is vying for MCS seat at Riruta. I wish you the best. Thank you very much. I wish you who is vying for seat at Lili Ward. Kibagat. Yes. Guys, I appreciate it. Thank you very much. And maybe the last one. Will you allow me? Yes, no problem. Together me and them we are delivering the Lili dream. Let's take it away. Thank you very much. And of course at the end of this Monday conversation right here on youth and politics but we still have more coming up your way in a bit right here on why in the morning because coming up also a bit later on is a conversation that we shall be having right here with San Karataisu. And of course we made a post there on our social media platform and we are asking for how long should you be quiet or silent with your partner Moti Kosana Nafakunya Mazyana Nafakunya Maziana Nafakunya Mazyana How long should you be quiet or silent with your partner How long should you be quiet or silent and dropping your comment of the comment session below that particular post that we have made today and we are asking what was Nafakunya Mazyana for how long Moti Kosana You decide. This is why in the morning


We're here inside the cube for special exclusive coverage, extended coverage of HP's project moonshot press event. I'm John Furrier with my co-host Dave Vellante. Dave and I are on the ground doing the analysis and the commentary and talking to folks who were in the room, on stage, part of the HP big press event. I'm sure the journalists, Wall Street Journal, Reuters, all those guys are running out, banging out stories. We've got our post up, I wrote a post. I think it should be up. We've got pictures. Nile, you're with Canafits Gerald, which is up there kind of as a testimonial, right? You guys also do a lot of market analysis, but you're kind of demoing or talking about the benefits. Well, yeah, we're really excited to be evaluating the technology and there's a lot of trends driving our looking at it. Dave mentioned that high-frequency trading isn't necessarily the first application that might come to mind and certainly a high-frequency trader. The first thing that comes to mind is I care about low latency. Send me your biggest, baddest machine, make it go as fast as it can and it's all about reacting to each event as quickly as we can. For the other guy. One trend they didn't talk about on stage and talked about all the buzzwords. I actually used the word Web 2.0, which I kind of was like, guys, FYI, that's kind of history now. I wouldn't use that buzzword if I was HP in the marketing, but anyway, they talked about cloud, they talked about big data. I didn't hear real-time and now you guys have focused on real-time. Well, we're focused on real-time, but you have to follow the data through its life cycle. We have our algorithms running and we're trying to react to market data as quickly as we can. But when you've got billions of events every day and you need to run analysis in the course of a day over all that data, that's a lot of data in memory. But then what happens is, well, we want to run that same analysis or some new ideas over all the days in history. So there's a transition point there where we go from being really latency-focused to being really throughput-focused. So we want to research some ideas. You have some quantitative analysts who's thinking about, okay, this model, maybe I can look at the data in this way and they want to run an experiment. What if simulations? Exactly. So they want to run an experiment and what they want to do is say, okay, grab all the data we have and run this experiment. So immediately they have a huge appetite. So take us through the sausage factory as we were making the sausage. We're going to go through the whole range where you guys do all this stuff. What goes on to make that happen alternatively to what was announced today? Because people are trying to make sense of this announcement. Why is it such a game changer? What's the old way and how this new way changes that? They mentioned 10 racks down to a half a rack. And you just paint a picture of how this all works. Sure. So people that build teams like ours and build high-frequency trading systems, we are very concerned with a few different types of metrics. We've talked a lot about the low latency one, but that's just one metric that we care about. So at each point in the data life cycle we have systems that we write and typically we write all our own software to do this type of processing where we need to say look at performance or we need to look at, okay, can we keep all the data in memory and can we process it quickly and it might be very compute intensive. So we'll look at, say, GPUs or we're really excited about Intel Microprogram. But when you get to the throughput problem it's really about how quickly can you get through all of this data, right? So it becomes something that looks quite like the traditional scale out. Well, I say traditional, but you know. Today's a ton of servers. Exactly. And then what you care about are metrics that involve dollar signs. So can we be cost effective about doing this, right? So, you know, a third of your cost is really coming from power for whatever reason, right? It's somehow linked to the power. That's one of the biggest costs when you're operating at scale. So anything you can do to have higher throughput while keeping your power the same or even better lowering your power usage while you're raising your throughput is a good thing. It's a huge deal. It's a huge deal. Not a little deal. You multiply it out by all the simulations you want to do and all the machines that you'd like to have to run those on. So it's coming like Facebook, for example. I mean, what's their power challenges?  They have 800 million people on the network. So that's an example of someone who would take advantage of this. Exactly. And they will have partitions of their global infrastructure that are dedicated to these kind of throughput tasks. So some will be dedicated to the web-serving, the parts that you interact with directly. But there will also be other partitions that are analyzing all that data that are doing their offline analytics. And it's much the same kind of challenge that we would face. So we have a lot of people watching here that this is new to them. So we're here with Nile Dalton, who's with Cantor Fitzgerald. He runs High Frequency Trading. We're talking about using a new form of processor, low power processors to solve big data problems, really, is what you're talking about here. What exactly are you doing with these processors, CalZeta and HP? It wasn't clear from your remarks today.  You're actually using them in production? Can you talk about that a little bit? No, we're not using them just yet. So I've actually been looking at ARM for a while now, because it was clear to us that when you look at low power high throughput, that ARM was going to play a part. So even before we started talking about CalZeta, we were already looking to ARM and we brought up a little piece of our software on ARM processors. And it's actually remarkably straightforward when you have a standard Linux environment and the standard tool chain. So you see compiler and you do buggers. It's actually pretty straightforward for a good programming team to bring up their code in this environment. So, you know, we have done some experiments and we've been talking with CalZeta really about the fact that you genuinely do need to build a server class chip, right? So if I take a prototyping board with an ARM processor, they're not built for high throughput. They don't really have the IO capacity. The chips don't have large caches. They don't have the kind of integrated high bandwidth low latency interconnect that CalZeta are building into the chips. So I've been talking a lot with CalZeta really about what needs to be different when you're taking that low power technology and really scaling it up to a server class processor. So we're still in the middle of that. So that's the secret sauce that they bring in. They're obviously in the lead or they wouldn't be here on stage with HP. Now we talked about energy instead of a third of the cost or probably at least a third of the cost over the life of these systems is goes to energy and power and cooling and all the infrastructure surrounding that. What about software cost, software development cost to optimize the software to take advantage of these new processors? Can you talk about that a little bit? Have you considered that? We certainly have considered it, but can you share some metrics with us? We're very focused on that. I think the thing to remember is when you need to drive performance inefficiencies across this data lifecycle, so it's not just a challenge in the throughput end to optimize our code. We also look at optimizing our code for better performance on hardware we already have but also where the hardware is going. So there are new extensions to the X86 and we'd like to be very aggressive about adopting those. So when Intel innovates with a new vector instruction set we're wanting to take advantage of that straight away. So it's very much a process of understanding where the hardware is going and understanding that you need to have an ongoing process of tuning your software and tracking your metrics and making sure that over time you're getting closer to where you need to be. If you look at some of the places where, for instance, you might be very floating point intensive, compute intensive to kind of a place where you'd be tempted to use a GPU, you have exactly that same problem. And that's one of the reasons, for instance, I'm excited about the Intel Mic Program, is that they're promising to make that easier by using standard instruction set for us. So really across that lifecycle and particularly in throughput when I look at ARM, it's an ongoing thing you want to do to improve your metrics. Now, what's really important is the ability to get your code up and running quickly. And that's why we depend on standard environments. So having Linux, having the standard tool chain that lets us get up and running quickly. And from there you can start iterating. And that's just not something you do once. It's something we actually continuously do as we change our code and fine tune it for the particular platform and platforms over time. So it's an ongoing process, not just a one-off thing. It's the same for all the platforms, as far as I'm concerned. All right, Niall Dalton, thanks very much for coming on theCUBE. We're on a very tight schedule. I appreciate you stopping by. And good luck with...


What's up, guys? Welcome back. Today is Thursday. I want to start a new segment on Thursdays called Ticket Tip Thursdays. On Thursdays, I'll be answering your questions with anything ticket related. You have questions I got answers. Now, if you want to get your questions answered, one, be sure to subscribe. You haven't already. And be sure to leave a comment below, letting me know what questions are boggling your mind that you need an answer to. Today, we're going to start off with a question from Melissa Rodriguez, where she asks the following. Can you please make a video of how to transfer tickets to another phone? I got my tickets from StubHub. By the way, the BTS concert got postponed, but they said that you can still use your tickets purchased. Do you think that's possible? Excellent question, Melissa. Let's start off with the first question. How do you transfer tickets to another phone? Now, I want to note one thing. This event, these BTS tickets that she's talking about, they were purchased via StubHub, but the actual tickets themselves are being transferred from Ticketmaster to her or to wherever the account that it was purchased from. So, these tickets are actually being housed in Ticketmaster, so that's where you got to start your search. Let's jump on over to Ticketmaster and we'll begin. I'm going to do it for my phone because they asked specifically about the phone, but again, this is a very similar process to how it works on the computer. First thing you got to do, jump over to the Ticketmaster app. You can also use the mobile browser. All is well. Works the same way. Go over to my events once you've logged in. Once you're there, scroll over to the actual event that you're looking to transfer and just click on it. So simple. A child can do it. In fact, I'm sure a child has done it. After that, tickets will be there on your page. You can scroll through them. Take a look at them. Look at them. Ooh, these nice tickets. They're so tickety. And you know, maybe one day I might actually be able to use them. We'll see. So go ahead. Once you're there, two things I want to know. One, not all events will have the transfer feature available. Reason behind that is twofold. One, the event itself may not have the delivery delay lifted, so the tickets are still not available to be accessed. That's the first reason. Second reason is the event might not have a ticket transfer option because the ticket type that you bought is not eligible for transfer. A lot of times you'll see with hard tickets. Generally speaking, they are not able to be transferred because they are purchased as hard stock. We'll call tickets. Same idea. They are not eligible for transfer. Most often, you'll have to actually go ahead and pick them up from the event itself. Otherwise, if you went and actually bought the tickets through Ticketmaster from the beginning, they will generally tell you whether tickets are transferable or not. If you're unsure, you can go ahead to, you can go jump over to the actual ticket event page. Take a look there. They'll have some details on whether ticket transferability is available or not. Fantastic, wonderful, excellent. In this case, the event we're looking at is eligible.  To follow on the computer, very similar process. At the top, there should be a transfer button. Go ahead, click that. Select the seats that you would like to transfer. On the mobile phone, when you hit transfer, you'll see the list of all seats available for transfer there. Go ahead, select all the ones you're looking to transfer. Once you're ready, click transfer to or next. Next option, if you're on your phone, you have the option to actually transfer to a contact that you already have, go ahead, save you a few seconds and taps by doing it that way. Otherwise, you can manually enter in the recipient, go ahead, put in their name, email address, or phone number. And then that's basically it. Once you put all the information in there, you go ahead to hit transfer. And what's going to happen is there's no confirmation. It just is done. That's it. It's all over, fantastic, wonderful. And then now you're just waiting, just waiting for them to accept the transfer. It's very simple. What you're actually going to end up happening is if you receive the ticket transfer through your mobile device, there'll be a link. Go ahead, click on that. Otherwise, you'll get an email sent to you. Go ahead, click on the link that's there to basically accept tickets. It will then ask you to log in. Once you've completed the login process, go ahead and say, do you accept the transfer? Yes or no? If you hit yes, tickets will automatically populate into your Ticketmaster account. And that's it. That's it. That's all fantastic, wonderful, nothing further to do. For the person who actually went and transferred those tickets, those tickets will no longer say they're pending. It'll actually now say complete ticket transfer, ticket, ticket. Oh, that's a lot of tongue-twisting. Ticket transfer is complete. You will now see a confirmation on your page saying ticket transfer is now done. You will not have the tickets in your account anymore. Barcodes will basically be invalid. If you had saved them as an added to your Apple wallet or whatever, if you had hard stock tickets in your transfer, the old barcodes no longer any good. Only the new ones that have been transferred, those are the only valid tickets available. Fantastic. Something I want to mention here. When you do a ticket transfer from the computer, you will get an email confirmation saying ticket transfer has been initiated, has begun. You'll be able to see actually what email address you typed in when you're doing the transfer. When you do it through your mobile device, however, there is no email confirmation. And this can be a bit annoying because sometimes you just don't know if you typed in the right email address. So, pro tip. All you have to do when you're going through the transfer phase, what you do here, where it says first name, last name, put in their full name in the first name line, and then in the last name, put in the email address. Put in the email address, copy paste it, put it in the line below where it says email or mobile number. Then when you hit transfer, what it's going to do is actually display to you the email address that was put in, both as the last name and as the email address. I can now see what email address I actually put in to send these tickets. Thumbs up run at gmail.com. Fantastic. That is the email I wanted it to go to. Wonderful. Excellent. Perfect. I now know that I have the ability to say, yes, I sent this to the right person. I find this is a nice easy way to just kind of get around the confirmation page because when you're on this page, it shows you who it's sent to, but it only shows you the first and last name. It does not show you the email address or phone number that it was sent to. So, this way you're actually able to confirm that you sent it to the right person. That answers question number one and question number two. The event was postponed. I have tickets in my account. They say the tickets are still going to be valid. Is this the case? The answer to this question is 100%. Yes. Any tickets you bought where an event has been postponed and rescheduled to a new date, even if the date hasn't yet been set, the old barcodes will always work for the new event. The barcodes themselves are tied to that event. Therefore, whenever that event is scheduled to take place, that is when the barcodes will be accepted. When the event is created, a manifest is basically generated for all the different barcodes. When the event changes dates, the barcodes themselves, they do not change. They're still tied to that one event. So, once the event actually takes place, these barcodes will still be valid for the new date. So, nothing to worry about, nothing to do, the tickets you have are going to be valid for that new date, nothing to worry about. So, two questions, two answers. I think we're about a thousand today. Wonderful, excellent, amazing. If you have any questions you want to get answered, let me know in the comments below or read them all. Pick out a few of them and start doing some videos on those. Be sure to subscribe if you haven't already because then you won't miss out on any of these answers that are coming up every single Thursday. See you guys next time.


All right, everyone. I know we're wrapping up our first day, so I want to hear it, give it up for Cities for Action! I'm just going to briefly wrap up our day and introduce our mayor, but I also want to introduce Deputy Mayor Anne Williams-Eism, who's here with us today. You may have already heard me speak about the amazing leadership that we have in the city, and I know I spoke with Deputy Mayor from Chicago about the amazing Deputy Mayor that we have here leading our response to the asylum-seeker crisis. We really couldn't have done anything we've been doing without the leadership of Deputy Mayor, William Seism. Many of you visited both the Arrival Center in our asylum application center, and have gotten to know many of the people behind the response, all of whom have been working closely with our office in Deputy Mayor Anne Williams-Eism in the response to the asylum-seeker crisis. So, Mayor, today, the first day, we're focusing on asylum seekers. The following day, we're going to be focusing on other issues impacting immigrant communities. And here in this room, you have cities from all over the country, our co-chairs for Cities for Action, San Diego and Chicago, of course, along with New York City, but you also have folks from Miami, Seattle, Boston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Denver, Houston, you name it, all who have been working in support of immigrant communities and have also been working on this asylum-seeker humanitarian crisis. And what's clear from our conversations here today and our work together leading up to this conference is that we are stronger together. And we need to continue to do this work. The follow-up will be critical, will be important. We need to continue to bring in cities and counties from around the country into our coalition to continue to advocate for the well-being of immigrants and also our cities. I shared earlier today, Mayor, that I came here as an immigrant, I came here as a five-year-old across the border, grew up here in New York City. And I love New York City because New York City allowed me to go from an undocumented child to a commissioner in the city of New York. This is why I love this city and I only want the best for a city and I am incredibly proud to work under the leadership of Mayor Eric Adams, who from the beginning has made sure to uplift this issue and looked out for the well-being of immigrants. Mayor Adams joined me the first week buses began to arrive at Port Authority. Then we visited the border and we visited the Darien Gap in Latin America and visited with folks who were also trying to meet the challenge. And like I said earlier today with Earl Lewis, we do not have the luxury to wait. We do not have the luxury to not speak up. And because Mayor Adams' leadership, this issue has become front and center, not just the support that we need as cities, but also the support that immigrants need and the right to work that so many have desperately waited for. So with that, I introduce to you the mayor of the city of New York, Mayor Eric Adams. Thank you so much. And our commissioner has not only been a substantive leader around this, he has been a symbolic leader around this and we have traveled together as we deal with this very real issue. I thought should you was gonna say you love New York cause I'm the mayor. But welcome to the city. And as I ask of everyone who comes here to visit, we just want you to spend as much money as possible. Get to one Vanderbilt is one of our highlights is one of the buildings that really, I think it personifies the greatness of the city. This crisis brings opportunities and we have been on the front line from our trip to El Paso, to seeing and learning from those who are on the border in states and they're dealing with this crisis to the recent trip that the commissioner and our team took down to the Darien Gap, to Columbia, Mexico, and my third city, Ecuador. And just really learning firsthand and speaking with those who are on the ground who are actually dealing with this issue. And the coldest day of the year, in January of this year, we just sit on the sideline. We went and spent the night in one of our humanitarian relief centers so I could talk one-on-one with the migrants asylum seekers. I think too many people are in the sterilized environments of their chambers trying to make decisions that are impacting the lives of real people. And that is not what I want to do.  Mommy raised six of us. It was a very challenging moment and every day we used to hold our breath wondering when we turned the corner was the sheriffs or the marshals were going to be there to throw us out. And we knew the uncertainty of that. And not having a place to live, a home is more than just four walls. It's the precursor to sleep that allows you to experience the American dream. And the nightmarish reality that we are watching right now in the greatest country on the globe is an indictment that we're not true to who we say we are. And we refuse to remain silent and just be good elected officials and not ignore the reality of what is needed and what this is doing not only to cities but what is doing to the countless number of leaders of tomorrow and how it traumatizes them. Some of the stories we heard of going through the daring gap of some of these children and what they're going through and some of the women of some of the actions that are happening. And now not allowing people to provide for themselves we are seeing direct correlations to when you don't allow people to provide themselves how it impacts not only short term but long term. There are long term implications that are going to impact all of our cities that are directly impacted by this and those who are indirectly impacted by this. We will all feel it in the long term. And if we're not careful it's going to turn human beings against human beings. And it's only going to add to the climate that we're feeling with so much tension that you're seeing globally is playing out in our cities. I always say there are three type of parties in America Democrat Republicans and mayors and county leaders those who are on the ground dealing with the crisis every day. I know what Chicago is going through when you have to put migrants and assignment seekers inside police precincts I know what Boston is going through I know what Los Angeles and Houston and Chicago, Washington DC these major cities that are being of actually allowing those who are trying to politicize this issue. We are committed to this. We're committed. And it is a very challenging moment for our city. We have a hundred and six billion dollar budget but 76 billion dollars of that budget is already accounted for. It keeps the lights on and pays for the salaries to run this complex city. But about 30 something billion dollars that we can move around. Added at 30 something billion dollars, 12 billion dollars must go to this crisis. During this year, five billion dollars during this fiscal year and seven billion dollars in the next two years 12 billion dollars at a 30 something billion dollars something is going to have to give and is going to be painful to the communities who are in need. But think about it for a moment. If you're a multi-billionaire, you don't have to worry about your Department of Education. You don't have to worry about homeless services. You don't have to worry about all of those services that low and moderate income New Yorkers depend on. And so when you look at the law that we have that we have to balance our budget two years out, that's the law. And we must look at where those dollars are going to come from. And it is hidden every service we have. It's hidden police, fire, Department of Sanitation, Department of Education. Every service of our city is feeling the impact of this national crisis that the national government could resolve. We have 108,000 city towns and villages. We want a decompression strategy that allows the entire country to play a role in living up to the dream that we say we are about. We believe that the national government should be funding this. It should not be on the backs of taxpayers and it should not put our migrants and asylum seekers in conditions that are just not conducive to raising healthy children and families. And then we must have a pathway to citizenship that can't be an antiquated method using an A-track mindset in an iPhone age. We gotta get it better. We are far better than what we're seeing and it needs to be done. And what could be more American than the right to work? I mean, this is unimaginable. We have 140,000 now. 140 something thousand people that have come to our city. And no matter who I speak with, when I go to the herks, when I go to the shelters, they say, oh man, we only want one thing. We want a job. We want a road. And let me tell you the real tragedy is, we have jobs. We have thousands of jobs that people are ready to fill. We needed lifeguards. We have a lifeguard shortage. We have to close our beaches because of the lack of lifeguards. And we have people who can pass the lifeguard test that we can't hire. Our food service workers, our back stretch workers, our nurses, we have a nurses shortage, our construction industry, we have a construction shortage. You pick the job and I will tell you how much we need employees. We have 14,000 available jobs in city government right now that we couldn't fill. And we have available people that want to do the same thing as I look around this room. All of our ancestors wanted to do. All of them. All of them. We're guests in America from our indigenous people and all of us came here. And the reason you're sitting in this room right now is because your parents or your grandparents had the opportunity to be employed. No matter how menial the job was, it was the second stone to move you into the American experience. And here in this city, where immigration rights are crucial because we have the largest population of just about every group on a global scale, largest population of Russian speaking, South American, Dominicans, Puerto Ricans, Chinese, Koreans. You list a group for the most part. You have the largest population. So we know better than anyone on the globe the power of the immigrant experience and the contribution that immigrants have played in this city. And all you gotta do is look at my administration. First, Trinidadian to be a deputy mayor. First, Indian American to be East Indian to be a deputy mayor. First, Dominican to be a deputy mayor. First, first dreamer, Mexican American to be the head of a mayor office of immigrant affairs. First, Korean to be a police commissioner.  First, Puerto Rican to be a police commissioner. First, Spanish speaking to be in charge of department of correction. You go look across my administration and you see the immigrant experience and that's why they don't bring this detached mindset from the struggle. When we walk into those herks, we are looking at children that one day are going to define their experience and how we treated them in a humane way. Cause they're gonna sit here and say, they are the so and so of the city of New York because we treated them with compassion and care and we understood what they were going to become. That's what this is about. This is our commitment and dedication, but we need each other. It can't be the New York City show. We have to have a united front of telling the national government no city should experience this. Brownsville, El Paso, Chicago, New York, Boston, no city should be handling a national problem of this magnitude and this scale. And so almost 20 years ago, I think it was 2014 when cities in action came to place. Little do we know when you plant seeds that it will bear fruit and harvest in the future generation. This is the moment that cities in action was really made for, we need real action. And then we need to learn from each other, cross-pollinate ideas, help us see what you're doing that's successful so that we can duplicate it, but also let us have a unified front and voice on this issue and then other issues, environmental issue, public safety issue, fentanyl devastated our cities. I'm not sure what's happening in New York City, but fentanyl is 80% of our overdose deaths. Fentanyl is present. Mental health, we all came out of COVID hurting. None of us are all right. Everyone is experiencing something after COVID. We have a mental health crisis that people are trying to self-medicate themselves with so many different ways. So we need ideas of what you're doing. Homeless services, our homeless issue is a real issue. All of these issues as cities, we need each other help to come up with real solutions and problems. We may be the largest city in America, but we don't have all the answers. We've learned so much from small cities and municipalities that you were able to give us those case studies that we were able to duplicate. We just wanna get it right. That is our goal and we have the right team and the right mindset. So again, thank you so much for coming to our city and spending some time and please leave some of those dead presidents here, Washington Grant and all the rest of them. Spend some money, enjoy our nightlife. And if you are a single, we have some great, attractive single people in the city. So hook up and get married in New York. Thank you very much. Thank you, Mayor. Give it up for Mayor Eric Adams. Give it up for all the amazing cities and the superaction leaders out here today. And give it up for our amazing Moistav. All right, I think that concludes at least this part of our first day of our convening. And I'll hand it over to Jemima for some instructions, but I know our socialists coming up at Tacombi, which is one of my favorite restaurants. And the owner, one of the owners of Tacombi, he's an amazing guy. He's also a...


Hey, how are you doing? This is Vito. I'm up here in Northwest, Wyoming, and you are watching Trucker Josh and Diesel. Stay tuned for a good show. Good evening everybody. We're here at this rest area at the border of Ontario and Manitoba, the border of Eastern Canada and Western Canada. We're on the eastern side. Keep our eyes out. Nice people over here. Nice people over here. All right, so this is technically Northwestern, Ontario. So this, depending on who you talk to, they could still consider this part of Western Canada from like Thunder Bay or from Canora West. Depends who you talk to. I don't know. I'm just bugging you guys. I'm just... So I'm getting ready to go here just resetting my fuel data on my truck. Resetting my odometer. We have two days to get to the City of Toronto. I was gonna say the great city of... we'll just say the City of Toronto. That'll deliver the stuff. I have two drops for them. Here we go. We've already got a reload coming out of Toronto back home, so we won't be there long. Just quickly sneak in and sneak out before they even know we're there. I've never stayed at this rest area. I told you that, right? I've told you that, right? I've told you that, right? I've always seen this here, but I figured I'd stop here. It's a nice lit parking lot with a nice warm, like 24-hour rest area here. You can go inside whereas everything from here to Dryden isn't as nice of a place to stop overnight. So we're going through Northern Ontario in the wintertime. So we're gonna have to remember to make sure we have lots of washer fluid. It's a two-lane highway all the way, well pretty much all the way close to Toronto up to up to Southern Ontario anyway. So this is the little highway that connects the east with the west. It's between the major civilization of eastern Canada and western Canada. Two days down this little road. I mean, there's some cities in between, there is. You know, we got Canora, a little town up here. You got Thunder Bay is a small city. You got North Bay, Sudbury. But between Toronto and Winnipeg, which is the gateway city to the west, they say. The first big city is you're heading into western Canada. There is a two-day drive between them. And there's, I guess, not enough traffic yet to merit a four-lane road because most people just travel through the US to get from east to west because it's a lot faster, safer and much better amenities. And hey, the Americans like it because we spend our money down there then. But for a commercial freight, unless if I'm traveling in Bond, which is a story for a different time, I have to travel through Canada. But I know we're working on it right now so that I can take freight like this from Winnipeg to Toronto and go through, you know, like Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, and go on the US side because the highways are bigger and safer down there. Better truck stops. And like I said, I spend some money down in the US. They benefit off it too. And every road I drive on in the US, I have to pay road taxes to the US as well. So they they benefit a lot having us down there. And so do we because driving up on this little two-lane road isn't really the safest two days of driving, especially in wintertime. And there's not much up here at all. But it's gonna be fun. It's nice and scenic. This time of year is not as scenic because everything's sort of like dead for winter or sleeping. But in summertime, this is a beautiful drive to go through Northern Ontario. Continue on this road for 300-day kilometers. Thanks, Karen. Always all about business. So it's a nice day out. It's a nice day. I think I'll take the weasel with me. He needs his walk. But you know, either way, it doesn't matter what I do. I'm gonna get... I'm gonna get those comments, right?  He needs his exercise too. But if I take him with me, there's gonna be the other group that says it's so cold. It's so cold. His paws are gonna be so cold. Why didn't you take him? Why didn't you leave him in the truck? You know what? It's my judgment call. You know what? You're not here. I think I'm gonna take him with me. And if his paws start to get cold, well, then we'll come back to the truck right away. How about that? But I don't think that will because it's not that cold today. Don't be fooled by the snow everywhere. It's all melting. It's actually quite a warm day and the pavement soaks up the heat from the sun, right? And the pavement and sidewalks are actually pretty warm.  You know what? I think Diesel's gonna stay in the truck and have a nap while I go for my walk. Now he's an indoor dog. His paws aren't accustomed to the cold. And he gets his exercise running around at home with Chevy. It's just then we can bring him inside right away once he gets cold, right? But if I go for a walk here, it'll take us a little while to get back to the truck if he gets cold. I don't know. I take him for a shorter walk. This is now I want to go for a longer walk. They highlighted route. No, Mandy. I'm Karen. Sorry. Dang it. Still cold or Mandy? And I want to make this a bit of a longer, focused walk. So we'll take a shorter walk with Diesel later to let him out. But I just don't want his paws yet. He's not used to it. He's an indoor pup. I think I'd rather face the people saying, hey, why didn't you take him on the walk rather than the people that said, why'd you take him on the walk? He's gonna freeze his paws. I made my decision. We're gonna park right over here. And Diesel, you are going to guard the truck like a good boy. Like a super good boy. Or you're just going to nap. Either way, either way. I'll be back in about an hour. Yeah, I'm glad I didn't bring Diesel with it. It's a little colder than I thought it was. The sun is warming up the pavement and stuff and melting the snow off the road. But I think salt has a little bit to do with that too. So Diesel would have been pretty cold on this walk. We just got started here. So we'll find our way into town. And these walks are usually around about an hour. We'll see how I feel. Well, when your walk starts off right by a Chevy dealership, you know, it's going to be a good day. You know, I've been really looking into electric pickup trucks. I had no idea how far the market had come already. Have you ever heard of the company called Rivian? They make an electric pickup truck that has a 490 plus mile range that's 780 plus kilometers on one charge. That means you can drive from Winnipeg to Regina and personally back on one charge. Four-wheel drive, pick up 11,000 pound towing capacity, 1700 pound payload capacity. Four-wheel drive, each wheel has its own electric motor. Very interesting. Very interesting. I really wish that Chevy would introduce an electric Silverado. Fully electric, maybe in the future. My pickup I'll have probably for another 10 years or so yet. I'll drive it till it gets old and then I'll want to get a new truck. At which point, maybe I can get solar panels and a battery bank installed in my garage so, you know, I can charge up those battery banks during the day. And then at night I can charge my vehicles in the garage using that solar power that it collected during the day. And I'll have free gas for life. Now yes, the Rivian trucks are not the only electric pickup trucks on the market now. And there's actually quite a few. My online friend Bobby Wait, you know who you are, sent me an email and got me actually pretty interested in the electric pickup market. I have my eye on it. I don't think I would buy one just yet. I want to wait, you know, like I said, about 10 years, see where the market goes and let them get all the bugs worked out of it. But yeah, if you have a solar power battery bank and stuff in your garage where you can charge your vehicles off of, you're literally filling up your vehicle every night for free. And you can get to Regina on a single charge. Now a single charge would cost in Manitoba about five bucks. I don't know how long it would take. Which way are we going? I thought this went further than this. We had a dead end. Guess we'll go this way. But yeah, the full charge however long it would take costs five bucks. You can get to Regina, 600 kilometers away, 400 miles away. My pickup, it has similar towing capacity, similar payload capacity. I would have to fill up at least, at least once on the way there because I have about a 400 kilometer, 500 kilometer range. And that would cost me about $90 with today's fuel prices at what, a dollar 10 per liter. So five bucks in the electric pickup, 90 bucks plus probably over $100. With a gas pickup. Now my pickup was about $45,000. And it was a pretty basic model. But if you get a middle of the road, Silverado, you're probably looking at what, 50, $55,000. Plus all the fuel you use. So the Rivian trucks, they're about $80,000 Canadian right now. So it's an expensive truck. But if you think about it, when you're paying the truck off over four to five years, how much fuel would you burn? So you take $50,000 for the truck, add on all the fuel you would burn. And you're probably sitting at over $100,000 in five years. Or you could just get the electric truck, invest in the solar panels, and battery bank in your garage, and spend less in five years. I don't know, they've got a long way to go. I'm not ready to buy one yet. Like I said, my pickup, it'll be good for the next 10 years. It wouldn't make sense for me to buy a new one right now. But I can dream. I dream all the time. I'm a dreamer. So I don't know, I guess we'll see. But you could be wondering, Trucker Jash, where are you going to charge your pickup on the road, Trucker Jash? Well, like I was telling you in a vlog not too long ago, when I was coming through Northern Ontario here, Canada is actually building electric charging stations coast to coast across the country. They're starting on the main TransCanada Highway. And they're actually spreading the infrastructure to every gas station across the country.  So they're making it pretty easy and convenient, but they got a long way to go. A lot of infrastructure needs to be built. A lot of bugs need to be worked out of these vehicles. That's why, again, I say in about 10 years, when I'm ready for a new vehicle, ready for a new truck, that gives them 10 years to get all the infrastructure built and get all the bugs worked out of all these electric pickups. And then maybe I would consider it. I mean, even if I have to wait until it's my retirement vehicle, right? Way down the road in life. It'd be a great retirement vehicle, right? You pay for it once and you never have to put gas in it again. You just hook it up to your charging bank. That gathers all the solar energy during the day in your garage and you always got a full tank of gas. What do you guys think? I mean, I can see a future in it for sure. It's not there yet. Not there. It's not far enough long for me to buy one yet, but they are definitely making progress. And it's good to see because for so long, these electric vehicles, the Teslas, they've been geared towards city people. You know, they've got shorter range, their cars, which would get stuck out in the countryside where we live. Where we live, it's a necessity to have four-wheel drive. And we need a pickup. I need to haul stuff around.  I can't do that in a car. I need to pick up for that. You know, we have the travel trailer. Sometimes we want to go camping. We need to pick up that can pull that. So far, the Rivian can do everything I would need it to do. I just think it needs time. I want to see how it performs in the winter. But from what I've seen, they've tested it up in the cold already. Bobby was saying the same thing. Bobby was saying this to me. He said, well, your gas vehicle gets worst fuel economy in the winter when it's cold, doesn't it? Same thing with electric vehicles. So the range goes down by, what, 20%, I think he said? In the really, really cold days. But gasoline does the same thing. I don't know. I'd love to know what you guys think down below in the comments section. Do you have an electric vehicle? And if you don't, would you ever consider it if all the proper infrastructure was built and they made it convenient and affordable? So this specific pickup I'm talking about, they also make an SUV, which is pretty nice. The brand is Rivian. So R-I-V-I-A-N, just like it sounds, Rivian. And I believe their manufacturing plant is based in Indiana, USA. So go check them out. This is the third church I've passed on my short walk already. What does it say? St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Looks like a pretty, oh, not that old. But you know, Catholic churches always seem to be the most beautiful buildings. You know what I'm saying? They always have the nicest churches, it seems like. Beautiful. Well, technically, it's just a building. The church is the people. Worldwide, there's only one church. But there's many different church buildings. Different denominations. The Catholic denomination seems to always have the nicest buildings. So this, this is what a Canadian town looks like in Northern Ontario. I guess Northwestern Ontario, if you want to be specific. This is what most Canadian towns look like. If you're from the United States, pretty much the same thing. With snow. And cold. Lots of cold. Hey, that's probably a good thing I didn't take you on that one, Diesel. On the way out into town, it was a beautiful day. The sun was shining. It was nice and warm. I didn't realize that the wind was pushing me along. On the way back, I was going against that winter wind. A little bit chilly. But we, we're back and we made it. So we walked a total of 5.91 kilometers. Took an hour and seven minutes. Burnt 428 calories. 7,697 steps. Not too shabby. Time to get back on the road now. We set it a long way to go. Whoo. It felt good though. A little bit sweaty. I should probably leave my sleeves inside out so they can dry out before I need to stop next. All right. Here we go. Here we go. I walked Diesel actually before I left on my walk so he got his walk-in too just around the parking lot here. Get back at it. All right, Karen. How much time we got left? You have 10 hours and 46 minutes of remaining drive time. I was talking to Karen, not you. I don't know what your name is yet. I still don't have a name for my E-Log. What'd you say? I didn't hear you. How much time do I got left? You have 10 hours and 46 minutes of remaining drive time. All right, so we got a long way to go yet. We'll be driving into the night. Hopefully we don't hit any moose. I don't like driving at night in Northern Ontario. But what can you do? You're in Canada and it's winter time. It's always night time. The sun pops up just to say hello and then before you know it, it's night time again. Where's the exit? I'm going to go up this way. I think this is the exit over here. I'm not mistaken. So we have 1,747 kilometers to go yet by the end of tomorrow. 10 and three-quarter hours available to us today yet. So we'll be driving pretty late. I want to get to around probably Wawa, Ontario. I'm going to take Highway 17. I've been debating taking Highway 11 though. I mean, it's smoother up there. I don't know. We'd have to stop around Kappas casing men or... Oh, what's that other town where you turn south? Cochrane? Is that what it's called? Cochrane, Ontario? But there's not much parking there. We could always stop at Hearst. But Hearst is a little bit of a long drive down to Toronto for tomorrow. It looks like it's going to be a decent day. Not too much traffic or not too much bad weather. I think we're going to take Highway 17. We'll just go for that. It's like no one out here tonight. I haven't gotten stuck behind one slow driver. A few people come and pass me. I mean, it is a Saturday when I'm filming this, but still. Usually there's still just tons and tons of trucks. Usually you get stuck behind at least one slow person every couple of hours. But I've seen no one. I haven't been stuck behind one person all day. Though we still have eight and a half hours to go. Don't be confused because just because the sun went down doesn't mean the day is over. It just means daylight hours are over. We're not even halfway through the day yet. Here at the Flying J on the other side of Thunder Bay. No, no, I can't turn right. That's the one way.  These guys are taking forever to turn today, Junior. Come on, buddy. Come on, buddy. You turning too? You turning too? You don't have your signal on. You know, if you had your signal on, I'd know whether or not you were turning or not. Oh, now he turns it on. Oh, his front signal's not working. Okay, I'm gonna check that out.  Oh, those are supposed to be for me. I gotta wait for one more car. Pumps are straight ahead of us there. I made some days off fuel. How do you guys say it in the States? Diesel? Diesel? We say diesel, like with a Z or a Z. However, you guys pronounce that diesel. Which pump? Which pump? You gotta figure out which one the driver didn't just park there and go inside. Oh, oh, that one. Is he moving? Is he moving? Oh, he's doing his reefer. But it looks like it. Oh, what's this guy doing? What are you doing, buddy? Okay. Sure. Yeah, waving me. I don't know what you're waving for. I didn't stop for you. Well, technically I did. I stopped so you wouldn't hit me. Okay, here we go. All right. Shirt me up some go-go juice. And we'll be on our way. It's getting a little colder out. What's the temperature outside? Oh, my mind is five. Never mind. Never mind. I'm just a wuss. They had to go and make this bridge so fancy with those bright lights that blind you. This is the Nipagon bridge we're coming up to. The only bridge really that connects the east and west. I tell you this every time we go through here because that's an interesting fact that we rely on only one bridge to get us across from one part of the country to the other.  I'm just saying. Well, look at this guy. Buddy, buddy.  You're going so fast. What's your hurry? What's your hurry, bud? It's just blind you. Point it straight in your face. But they look nice, don't they? Yes. Very nice. So I think these two guys are going to go down Highway 11 by the looks of it. I'm staying on 17. I would usually take Highway 11. It's 50 kilometers or 30 miles further going where they're going to go when you're going to Toronto. But it's all flat land. Whereas this road I'm taking has a lot more hills, but it's got a lot more scenery at the same time during the day. Let me go this way. I don't know. I don't know. There's more stops on this road too. More passing lanes too. Besides, that guy's freaky. Whipped down the hill there only 100 miles an hour. Glad he's going that way. He got away from me, buddy. Can you see it? Can you see it? Wah, wah. I am so glad we're here. I am so tired. I don't want to go to bed. Okay, we've got to find a parking spot though. I was going to stop in White River already, but there's absolutely no one parking spot in the whole town. So we were forced to come an hour further down to Wah Wah. I still have an hour left on my clock. An hour and one minute actually. I don't want to use it. Tell you on this road for 220 kilometers. I don't want to go to bed. Let's go in this way I guess. See if we can find a place to park back here. Oh boy, potholes. Potholes, potholes. Wonderful. Found a spot. You have zero hours and 56 minutes of remaining drive time. Nope, don't need it. Oh man, that means we drove 12 hours today. We only got 1,014 kilometers. Yikes. Let's tell the good people over here that we're done our day. How about that? Do some paperwork. All right, one second. Remember I keep telling you that this paperwork used to take like 15 minutes. Maybe not that long. Used to take a few minutes anyways. Now it's just a couple of buttons. No papers, no paper cuts. No little rulers making lines all over the place. You just go like this, like this, like that, and like this. And like that. Boom. It's all sent in.   Just like that, the whole world, well not the whole world. Everyone who needs to know knows that I'm sleeping right now. Or at least going back there. So thanks for watching today everybody. I appreciate it. Thanks for watching all my videos. I make a new one pretty much every day, very close to every day. Subscribe if you haven't already. And we'll see you tomorrow. We got one more day's drive to Toronto yet. Oh boy. We're going to try to get going a little earlier tomorrow. The time is now 2 a.m. Eastern time. We started in Central time. Now we're in Eastern time. So I can't get going until 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. I can start my free trip then. So that's that. I'm going to bed.


What's up everybody Jason here for jazby's case breaks calm 2020 panini national treasures football two box half case break random teams number five Just sold out guys 32 total spots everybody gets a random team in the NFL all-cards ship And again guys. Good luck Dice holder here's a customer name So customers that bought in straight up was mark down to Eric last Bob mojo and from Aaron Billingsley all the way down to Jake Oh got those from mosaic pack filler 26 27 28 and 29 you sold 20 spots that way Here are the teams Carnell's on the Washington football team everybody gets a random team Let's roll it and it's a four and a six ten times. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight nine ten So four and a six ten times Bobby done a hang four six ten times here one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten to final time Giants down to the Seattle Seahawks So Bobby you have the Giants David May with the Tennessee Titans Neil you have the Browns David calendar with the Bucks Daniel with the Dolphins Brian Frank with the Jaguars mark with the Falcons Jake with the Washington football team Stephen Kendrick with the Carnals Sean You have the Saints John with the bills Justin Johnson Ramose 27 got the charges Sean with the Eagles Michael mayor with the Jets Sean with the Cowboys mark with the Cowboys stealer sorry Gary With the Lions Aaron with the Colts hang give the Chiefs Sean with the Vikings as well as the 49ers Brian with the Raiders Daniel the Rams Eric you have the Patriots last one module done with the Broncos Sean with the Texans Daniel with the Panthers Sean You have the Bengals Bradley with the Packers mark with the Ravens Sean with the Bears and Hank you have the Seattle Seahawks All right, if anybody wants to trade I'll give you guys a quick minute. He wants to trade quick glance. Oh Yeah, hit around foot All right guys, I'm assuming no trades stick to what you got then Here we go fresh case So we will have a second half guys You guys want to try to run that back as well? All right left to the right one two three four five six for the right one One two three. This right here will be for RT Number two or RT number six. I should say first of my guys Cam Newton That's 35 out of 35 for the Patriots Try to trade good and trade mojo Eric with that one Rob Gronkowski to 99 we have Robert Woods to 99 for the Rams and a triple relic that is Kenny Galdi T. J. Hawkinson and Deandre Swift numbered to 99 So that's Rams Daniel Lions Gary We have pain manning the sheriff sentry materials 35 out of 99 for the Colts Indianapolis Colts as Aaron Billingsley and we have a book Treasured patches for the Cincinnati Bengals 25 out of 25 Tyler Boyd There you go Bengals that is going to Sean Matt All right. Good luck guys. We have Adam Troutman to 50 For the Saints that is going to Sean matter The first player drafted at a Dayton, right? We have Colt Matt. It looks like a piece of the glove. That is very sticky to the glove 3 out of 25 for the Chicago Bears and that is going to Sean Matt We have a gardener mint you three out of five That is for the Jacksonville Jaguar is going to Brian Frank.  Look at this We have a midnight rookie patch autograph 18 out of 20 of to a tug of I loa Wow, look at that. That is a beauty Tiny tiny chipping right in the corner. You could barely even tell but it's got to show it all over Look at that. That is a beauty These are tough to hit and that is going to go to the Dolphins and Daniel G who got this straight up That is very nice Next month. I remember guys. We have a full case of NT coming up next TCC so thick. I can't even open this box. We have a block chain at the bottom And it is prodigy patch autographs gold Brandon Ayuk. There you go That is going to be the San Francisco 49ers and Sean Mattick Remember guys. He's actually saw pretty well Zeke to 50 Stefan Diggs to 99 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Keishan Vaughan Double relic to 15 Colossal patch autograph. Sorry colossal patch. I should say Anthony Miller for the Bears to 99. We have a three-color patch to 49. That's Jason Taylor. That's really nice 249 a lot of Miami will be in Miami next week guys. I'm gonna be me and they're gonna be at the car show whoa Treasure chest 13 out of 25 13 out of 25 treasure chests. Who is this? Wow, it's all quarterbacks. No way Now this is gonna be a randomizer, right We have Tom Brady painting Manning Big Ben Rothesberger Kurt Warner Joe Montana Brett Fabre Brett far. Sorry. I just like to say Fabre Terry Bradshaw John Alway Patrick Mahomes Roger Stalback Troy Aikman Len Dawson Russell Wilson But wait, there's more Drew Brees Joe name it Bob greasy Aaron Roger Steve Young Phil Sins Man, they got Nick Folz in here. I love this. This must be a Super Bowl MVP's or quarterbacks or something quarterback winning MVP's Joe the Isman Joe Flacco and Jim McMahon. Yeah, this has to be one of those MVP quarterback treasure chests for the Super Bowl That's pretty sick. Wow, what a great two boxes So I don't be randomized to everybody again if there's multiple teams on there obviously have better odds Let's see what we got here though guys. I feel like we still have some more hits Two out of five Fred Taylor nice another out of five for the Jaguars Brian Frank with that one We have a 41 out of 49 more for the Jaguars James Robinson last one or sorry not last one actually Troy Aikman That is a one-on-one printing plate patch autograph. Wow. It's the last ones are redemption actually Cowboys, that's going to Sean Maddock. There you go, man and redemption time What do we got Hank? Is this be Joe Burrell on the other side? Rookie NFL gear signatures combo card number 13 Clyde Edwards a lair Hank with the Kansas City Chiefs Well, there you go guys. That was a break. Well, we have one monstrous randomizer coming But there you go. Clyde was a lair one-on-one Troy Aikman You got Brandon Ayuk a midnight RPF to a tug-of-a-law at a 20 Colk Mets Treasured patches Tyler void. This was a very very nice two boxes guys. We still have another half case Remaining, but again, let's take a look at this. So this must be all NFL MVP winners that were quarterback size soon Because Nick Folgers on this list so that makes me believe that All right, so there you go, that was awesome so Yeah, I'm gonna type in all the names. I'm just gonna go by of course I'm just gonna type in the player name or sorry not player name. I should say type in the teams actually, it's probably a little bit better and All the way down to the Bears in that order right there because sometimes there might be multiples Yeah, this could be a hot case. That's for sure. All right, so first one we had is Bucks You're gonna be at the manager right Ryan you said It's awesome, bro. It's gonna be fun to meet you man And I thought I always meet you probably in Philly, but or when he came out late, but even better. So Bucks Colts Steelers Ramsford Court Warner 49ers for Joe Montana Hackers for Brett Favre Steelers Broncos chiefs Cowboys Troy Aikman Cowboys as well. So there's two cowboys right there Len Dawson would be chiefs again And then we'll put Seahawks See if I would have put names Tom Brady was on here twice. You never know So that should be one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve All right 13 right there And this one would be Drew Brees for the Saints Jets again Joe Namath Dolphins for Bob greasy hackers for Aaron Rogers 49ers Steve Young Giants, let's Phil Sims Ken Nick foals win this randomizer for the Eagles for that be wild Raiders Jim Plunkett Washington football teams. I'm just gonna put Washington football team We'll put Ravens. That's Joe flacco and bears Jim McMahon So that's one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty one Twenty-two to three twenty four. Yep, twenty four. All right guys. Well. Good luck dice roll it Full 12 of course. That's the way it should be 12 times. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight nine ten And it was a 12 11 and 12 Chiefs at the top. I don't know if that was Patty Mahomes or Len Dawson, but there you go chiefs who has the chiefs again Hank, there you go MVP quarterbacks to the Super Bowl Hey, we got that and look at this one Yeah So there you go guys that was the first half of the case second half should be in the store soon Coming up next is a filler for a full case NT. Yeah


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