YouTube, how's it going? Didn't we get rid of this guy like 20 times already? What the heck?  Out, man. Get out. Get out of here. Oh my gosh, all right. He's definitely not going to come back from that. Is that a little bit of Arnold voice in there? Bro, that's bringing back some flashbacks. If you know, you know, man. If you know what I'm talking about, you know what I'm talking about. He's talking to Chopper. Oh, man. Hey, that's nostalgia for some people I see some comments on those videos, realistic videos, and they're like, oh, nostalgia. And I just laugh about it, man. Oh, man. What is up, YouTube? Today, we bring you guys scary TikToks part. Point 15, right? I think it's 15. 15. Wow, 15. Dude, we're almost at 20. That's crazy. All right, so today, sadly, Lights Drop did not drop any heat for us. But shortest blog messages did drop one video. And we found an awesome new page. Another one. Another one. It's very creepy. It's like different style. You guys will see, man, once we get to the channel, make sure to go check them out as well. All right, so I want to say anything before we get into the video. Let's get it cracking. Let's get it. Oh, hit the notification bell so you're notified whenever we drop a video. It would help us out a lot. Clean, clean, clean. Shortest blockbusters. Have a nightmare with me. And it feels better with the headphones. Yeah, it does. Oh, the goat, man. Oh, is that goat? Oh! I like that. Yo, that would fell. I like the goat, man. I feel like it kind of grew on me already. Yeah, that one felt a little real. Like, it felt like you were getting back at me right now. Oh! We should name him Billy the Goat. That's Billy the Goat for us, all right? Hey, Billy the Goat. There you go. Round of applause for Billy the Goat. Awesome, man. All right, so now we move on to the new channel. LouMain. What? LouMain? LouMain? I don't know how to pronounce it. Sorry for mispronouncing it, man. But your videos look awesome. Shout out to him. Make sure to go check him out, guys. He does have a YouTube and obviously a TikTok. As we see here. And as you see these thumbnails, let's get straight into the videos. They look awesome. Yeah. Goofy? Oh, heck not. This is Goofy after they shut down, like, while Disney's 10 years. Yo, this thing's crazy. Goofy's trapping out there. Hey, Goofy out there, trapping. Are they smoking on that Goofy right now? Damn. And left them feeling Goofy. All right, some of them. That's pretty dope. That was cool. Macabre, bro. I don't know what this is. Hey, hey, hey. Oh! Jokes on his planets, we're different. We did. Hey, he's different. What kind of jokes are you doing on a Mars planet or whatever, man? What the heck?   Look at this. I killed you, but it was a prank. Oh. Oh, man. What? He looks like a fish. Oh, OK. What the heck was that? He was about to win the Olympics, and instead, he died. It was like a megalodon, but then it had long legs, you saw? Yeah, he was practicing for the Olympics right here. I gave him a 10 out of 10, even though he died. But the splash was pretty big. So he get points off. Yeah. Oh, Scooby Doo? Oh, we're going to have to change the music, by the way. Oh, yes. Copyrighted music. Oh, he's showing the process right there. Oh, why do they do it? Oh, they look creepy. They look like a Scooby. Hey, that looks pretty sick, though. It looks pretty sick. It kind of reminds me of meat candy in a little bit. Yeah. What? This is so weird, but it's cool. Oh, Pokemon? Oh, at? Oh. Oh. He turned into Alex. Oh, hey. That was not very nice, man. Hey, this is cool. Hey, wait, I want to see it again. I like that one the most, the Brock one. Hey, that was pretty cool. Yeah. Right back at you. Oh, the heck is this? This is weird and freaky, man. That was really weird, bro. Oh, it's a jack in the box. It's a jail in the box, because that's a girl. That's pretty cool. That one is crazy. Dude, this guy's different. I like this. Is that a Care Bear? Oh, my God.  My boy shook his right now. Man, what you doing to him? Oh, my gosh. Yeah, these are like nightmare-type videos. Who is this? Oh, aliens. Oh, you're both coming. I like them now. Yeah. Oh, they mutated it. Oh, my gosh. The light pole. It's like a new light pole head. Light monster. I'm a light pole monster. Light head. Dude, this is cool. I like this guy.  Oh, they're enjoying their summer, bro. Dude, she just got attacked out of nowhere. I love zombie stuff. Oh, a cactus monster. A cactus head? Dude, this is- That guy's got a head. Oh, that's hilarious. Oh, you know. Yeah, everyone let you know. Oh, a mosquito. This guy is genius. He's a genius, man. I feel like mosquitoes like this in my house. And why does it- Oh, and he got killed by a- Another one. You're my mosquito?  Like, he doesn't have much support yet, but, like, he's amazing. I guess his sketches, like, whatever he thinks about, he sketches them out. Every idea starts somewhere. This is- you're in his sketches, bro. Look at his sketches, man. And then it looks like he's just doodling. Yeah. Dad and intoxicated. Toxicated. A rat monster and a sewer monster? What? That was- that was dope. It ate the rat down there. He blew my mind right now, bro. And then that's how we powered the light. They should actually do that in real life. Get rid of all the rats. Yeah, if you guys didn't know, light poles were invented. He's smoking on that kryptonite. He looks weird. He looks good. That's not my Superman. What? This is awesome. I like this. What the f***? Like, my dream horror animator, dude. I swear. I like it because it reminds me of courage. I don't know why. That post Malone? That was creepy. Papa Rotary Boards? John Wick? What? This guy's definitely inspired by courage, bro. No doubt. He's got to be a 90s baby, for sure. He's got to be a 90s baby, for sure, man. The sun? I fall apart. That's a deeper meaning to it, man. All right, he's getting a little... You know? What? Is that one of the poo as in that? I think it is. It is, because it has those stripes. Oh my gosh, man. This guy's head is the elsewhere, bro. You might as well just... I like this manga person. His name's Bunji Ito. And he has horror stuff. You should check it out. Actually, it's an anime. It's crazy. Bunji Ito. Is it scary? Yeah, they're super creepy. Bro loves those... All the Mondays. All right, sweet. He has a lot more. We're going to react to later on. All right, guys. We want to say the rest of the tiktoks for part 16, because we're going to run out of content if we don't. But we'll get to these eventually. As we see, he does have way more cooler ones. Toy Story? Can we watch that one? Just watch it. Let's watch it. It's like Little Nightmare's Toy Story. Want to play with you? No, thanks, man. I don't know why they make that. Dude, this is so creepy, man. I love the scariness. I love all these creepiness. Dude, it's just so weird and scary. Look at this. This is awesome, man. Yeah, we'll save these for part 16. You guys know what to do, man. If you guys want that part 16, like, comment, subscribe, all that good stuff.  YouTube has been against us these past couple days, man. So, help us out by hitting the like and hitting the notification, leaving a comment. Guys, it really helps a lot. If you didn't know what to comment, just comment spam emojis. Spam emojis, at least. That's the least you can do, man. All right, you guys. Well, thank you all for watching. Thank you all for the basis of the poor. We can't wait for part 16 because of this awesome creator we found. And we'll see you guys on part 16. Peace.


So I think that this is another very important question because of course what we are trying to do is to protect the patient and its immediate environment as much as possible. So vaccinating the patient is important but also the vaccination of caregivers and the really close family members is also very important and in fact this is one practice that we have been using for many years in other settings for instance in patients that are stem cell transplantation recipients, one recommendation is to have the family members and the healthcare, the caregivers also vaccinated to try to decrease the possibilities of the patient of being infected. With respect of the, well first of all this practice is not something that we are looking at nowadays with respect to COVID-19 vaccines because apart from the RISC groups then usually in most of the cases people are being vaccinated by age group so this consideration of caregivers and family members being kind of RISC group and having the possibility to being vaccinated earlier this is something which does not exist nowadays at least in Spain. So that's one aspect to take into consideration with respect to the type of vaccine. So here we are talking about a completely different host so the family member or the caregiver can be vaccinated with Pfizer, Moderna, with AstraZeneca, with Janssen so there is not the smallest clear recommendation to use one or the other one basically because we are talking in principle about a healthy person.


Chairman of the re-independent National Electoral Commission, Professor Mahmoud Yakubu has met with the Acting Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSE, Mrs. Krissie-Uba, towards a successful conduct of the general elections. The meeting is to officially smooth in out all arrangements for the participation of core members as ad hoc staff in the first coming general elections as NYSE members from the multitude of ad hoc staff for the electoral empire. In his opening remarks, the INEC Chairman thanked the NYSE for their support over the years, saying it is impossible to conduct elections in Nigeria without the support of the core members. The National Youth Corps members are our most reliable, most readily available, most educated, most patriotic, the largest number of election duty staff in the country, so we simply can't conduct elections without the support of the core members. And this is very important, particularly now that we are introducing increasingly more and more technology in the conduct of the elections. There is need to look at review of the allowance paid to the core members in view of the prevailing economic reality. Also on our part, we have directed all state coordinators to land with NYSEs and other security agencies to identify crisis-prone areas in the state and forward same to be headquartner.


from San Diego, California. It's theCUBE, covering Cisco Live US 2019. Brought to you by Cisco and its ecosystem partners. Welcome back, theCUBE is live at Cisco Live, San Diego, California, this year's sunny San Diego. I'm Lisa Martin and my co-host is Dave Vellante. Dave and I are going to be talking about Marocchi with Tony Carmichael, product manager, API and developer platforms from Cisco Marocchi, Tony, welcome. Yeah, thank you, I'm super happy to be here. See, we're in this really cool Marocchi t-shirt. I gotta find out where I can get one of those. We can get one for you for sure. All right, this is Marocchi takeover hour here in the DevNet zone. This DevNet zone has been jam packed all day yesterday, all day today. People are excited. Talk to us a little bit about what Marocchi is and then let's talk about what the takeover is and what people are having the chance to learn right now. Sure, yeah, so Marocchi founded in 2006. I can't believe it's been over 10 years now. We really started with the mission of simplifying technology, simplifying IT, making it easy to manage and doing so through a cloud-managed network. So that's really what Marocchi was founded. And then in 2012, Marocchi was acquired by Cisco. So we've continued to grow triple digit, double digit growth every single year and we've expanded the portfolio now. We've got wireless. We actually just announced Wi-Fi 6 capabilities. We've got switching. We've got security appliances. We've got video cameras. And then on top of all of that, we've got a platform to manage it. So you can go in and if you're in IT, it's all about is it connected? Is it online? And if there's a problem, solving it quickly, right? And so that's why we're really here at DevNet and doing the takeover because we're seeing this transition in the industry where really IT is more about being able to just get the job done and work smart, not hard. And a lot of times APIs and having a really simple platform to do that is paramount, right? So that's what we're talking about here. And the takeover, just to answer the other question, is an hour here where we just basically, everything is Marocchi, right? So we're doing training sessions, we're doing labs, we're doing education and some fun too. So we're doing social media and we've got beers if you want to come up and have a beer with us as well. All right, hit the DevNet zone for that. So how does Wi-Fi 6 affect, for example, what you guys are doing at Marocchi? Yeah, so that's a really great question. So Wi-Fi 6 means faster and more reliable, right? That is fundamentally what it's all about. Now Wi-Fi over the years has very quickly transitioned from nice to have to you and I check into our hotel and within seconds we want to be online talking to our family, right? So it's no longer best effort, it's must have. Whether it's in a hospital, a hotel, or an office environment. Wi-Fi 6 adds a lot of new features and functionality and this is true for Marocchi, for Cisco at large and it's all about speed and reliability, right? Now on the developer side, and this is a lot of what we're talking about here at DevNet, it also opens up completely new potential opportunities for developers. So if you think about, when you go to a concert, for example, and you see a crowd of 30,000 people and they're doing things like lighting up lanyards, the plumbing, the stuff making that tick is, it has to work at scale with 30,000 people or more and that's all being delivered through Wi-Fi technology. So it opens up not just the potential for us maybe as concert goers, but for the developer being able to do really, really cool things for tech in real time. So you talked about a simplification was kind of the mission of the company when it started and it had some serious chops behind it. I think Sequoia, I think Google was involved as well, right? So anyway, were you able to, or how have you affected complexity of security? Were you able to drive simplification into that part of the stack? So that's a fantastic question. If you think about, you know, this shift towards a cloud connected world, not just for Meraki, but for all devices, right? Consumer, you know, iPads, iPhones, Android. The thing that opens up from a security standpoint is that you have the ability from a zero day, right? So you got a zero day of vulnerability, the, you know, it gets reported to the vendor within seconds or minutes, you can roll out a patch to that, right? That is a very new kind of thing, right? And with Meraki, we've had a variety of vulnerabilities. We also work with the Talos team at Cisco, who are, you know, they've got over 250 researchers worldwide that are finding these vulnerabilities proactively. And again, within, you know, certainly within a 24 hour period, because we've got that connectivity to every single device around the globe, customers now can rely and depend on us to get that patch out sometimes while they sleep, right? Which is really like, it sounds nice and it sounds great from a marketing standpoint, but it's real, right? We have retailers that, you know, they're running their business on this technology, they have to remain compliant and any vulnerability like that, you got to get it fixed, right? Before it becomes like newsworthy, for example. So as networks have dramatically transformed and changed as has Cisco in the last, you know, you count name the number of years time. So we look at the demands of the network, the amount of data, the amount of video data that's being projected, you know, like 80% plus of data in 2022 is going to be video data. So in that construct of customers in any industry need to be able to get data from point A to point B across, you know, the proliferation of IoT devices, Edge Core, how can Meraki be a facilitator of that network automation that's critical for businesses to do in order to be competitive? Yeah, so it's a fantastic question. I think it's something that's at the heart of what every IT operation is thinking about, right?  What does that mean? It means supporting the business and whatever they're trying to do. And a lot of times nowadays it is video. It's being able to connect in real time with a team that's maybe working across the globe. Now to get right to your question, there's two things that Meraki is delivering on that really enables IT teams, right? To deliver on that promise, or that really it's more an expectation, right? The first, you know, we've got a series of technologies including our SD-WAN product that allow for you to really get the most efficient effective use out of your WAN connectivity, right? So being able to bring in broadband, bring in whatever circuits you can get a hold of, and then do application delivery that is just reliable and dependable at scale. The other aspect to this is giving data and insights to the teams that are responsible and reliable for that delivery. And this is where APIs are really, you know, it's really at the heart of all of this because if you're operating more than, say, 50 sites, right, there's lots of beautiful ways that we can visualize this, right? And we can, you know, add reports that give you top 10. But the thing is, depending on your business, depending on your industry, different things are going to matter. So this is where Meraki is investing in an open platform and making it super easy to run system-wide reports and queries on, you know, which sites were slow, which sites were fast, prioritizing the ones that really need some love, right? And giving data back to the IT teams that have those big, hairy questions that need to get answered, whether it's, you know, your C-suite that's saying, are we at our SLA? Or just a really proactive team that's just trying to make sure that the employee experience is good. What about some of the cool tools you guys are doing? Like, talking about the Meraki camera, what's all about? Oh yeah, I mean, so the other thing I was thinking of when you asked about this was, you know, video as a delivery medium. Of course, it's necessary when you're doing, you know, a video conference saying and things like that. But when we look at, say, the Meraki MV, which is really our latest product innovation, it's really us kind of taking the architecture of a typical video surveillance system and flipping it on its head, making it really easy to deploy, really simple, no matter where in the world you are to connect and see that video footage, right? The other thing we're learning though, is that why do people watch video surveillance? Either you're responding to an incident, right?  So when it comes to video, it's not always about the raw footage. It's really about extracting what we often call like metadata, right? So the Meraki MV, some of the really cool innovations happening on that product right now, are giving customers the end state visualization. Whether that's show me all the people in real time in the frame, give me a count of how many people visited this frame in the last hour, right? So imagine we have cameras all over, we want to know what those trends and peaks and valleys look like, right? That's actually what we're after. No one wants to sit there looking at a screen counting people. So this is where we're starting to see this total shift in how video can be analyzed and used for business purpose. So you're able to detect anomalies, you're basically using analytics to say, okay, show me what something changes. That's right, right? And we've seen some incredibly cool things being built with our APIs. So we've got a cinema, right? A really large customer, cinema's all over, and they're doing these immersive experiences where they're using the camera as a sensor, and they're saying, okay, when there's more than a handful of people, so we've got kind of a crowding within the communal spaces of the cinema, change the digital signage, right? Make it a really immersive experience. Now, they didn't buy the cameras for that, they bought the cameras for security, right? But why not also then, two birds one stone, right? Use that investment and use it as a data sensor, feed that in and make a completely new experience for people in the environment. So I can see a use case too, excuse me, Lisa, for security at a large venue. Oh yeah, big time, right? In fact, I think you demoed along that front. Susie and Mandy did, yeah. DevNet create where there was like a soccer, yeah, where there was like a soccer match and they're showing this footage and asking everyone, what did you see happen in a few seconds? And actually what they did was using Meraki, they were able to zero in on a fight that was breaking out, alert the venues security team and dispatch them within a very short period of time. Yeah, and we've seen like, there's amazing, there's tons of use cases, but that's a great example where you've got large crowds, really dynamic environment and you're not, again, you don't want to necessarily have to have folks just looking at that feed, waiting for something to happen. You want an intelligence system that can tell you when something happens, right? So we've seen a ton of really cool use cases being built and we're going to continue to invest in those open APIs so that our customer, you know, we can move at the speed of our customers, right? Because Meraki, like ultimately our mission is like simple IT, there's different layers of simple, like what matters to a customer is like getting what they need to get done, done. We want to really be able to enable them to innovate quickly and APIs really are the center of that. Yeah, and so talk a little bit more about your relationship with DevNet, how you fit into that and the symbiotic nature of Meraki and DevNet. I would love to. So we've been working with Susie and the DevNet team now for really since the start of DevNet and I think it's brilliant, right? Because Cisco, of course, from a networking standpoint, we're always at the forefront, but what we've started to see early on, and I certainly wasn't a visionary here, was this transition from, you know, just like your core quintessential networking to starting to like bring together your network stack with the ability to also write and rapidly develop applications. So that was kind of the precipice of like bringing together and founding DevNet, and we've been with DevNet since, which, you know, it's been exciting, it's also really influenced where our direction, right? Because it's a lot for us to see what are customers trying to do, how are they trying to do it, and how can we from the product side enable that through APIs, but then work with DevNet to actually bring, you know, bring that to life. So we've got, you know, developer evangelists working with customers, we've got solution architects working with customers, building incredibly cool things, and then putting it back out into the open source community. Building that community, I mean, that is really where we've had an amazing relationship with DevNet, right? That has been huge. Like we've seen our API adoption and usage just absolutely shoot through the roof. We're at 45 million requests per day, and it straight up like couldn't have been done without DevNet. The DevNet vision's amazing. We have Susie on in a minute, but I mean, why do you think other sort of traditional companies, you know, in the, you know, computer business, haven't created something similar? I mean, it seems like Cisco has figured out Devs, and you know, the traditional hardware companies haven't. So it's a really good question. Like, at the end of the day, it's an investment, right? Like, I think a lot of companies, like, tend to be quite tactical and look at, okay, like maybe here we are now and here's where we're going, but it's an investment and customers really say, okay, this is the thing that they're trying to accomplish, and we're not going to keep it closed and closed-source and try to develop intellectual property. We're going to enable and empower an ecosystem to do that. Now, I think like you're quickly starting to see this trend, right? Like, certainly I wouldn't say that Meraki or Cisco are the only ones that are doing this, which is this, you know, cultivation of technology partners that are building turnkey solutions for customers. You know, cultivation of customers and enabling them to be able to build and create things that perhaps Cisco might not even ever think about. But that is a shift in mentality, I think, right? And I think like, we're starting to see this more in the industry, but I am proud to say that like, we were right on that bleeding edge, and now we're able to ride that wave. Meraki's also had the luxury of being cloud-native, right, cloud-born. So our technology has always been, you know, at a place where if we want to deploy or create a new API endpoint that provides new data, like literally the team behind me can take that from prototype to production to test it into a customer within weeks. And that is, in many cases, what we're doing. It seems to me, looking at kind of alluding to Dave's point from a Cisco overall perspective, a company that has been doing customer partner events for 30 years, what started as a networker. We now know it is Cisco Live. Large organization, large organizations are not historically known for pivoting quickly, or necessarily being developer friendly. So this seems to me, what DevNet has generated in just five short years seems to be a competitive differentiator that Cisco should be leveraging because it's truly developer friendly. I could not agree more. I mean, and this goes right to the core of what I think has made us so successful, which is this, you know, this idea that at the heart of everything we do, we have to think about not just the customer experience, right, which is like, what does it look like to buy? What does it look like to unbox? What does it look like to install? And what does day two look like? But also, and very importantly, a distinct track around thinking about developer experience. A developer experience, like when you're first building APIs and things like, it's easy to say, okay, this is what they need, this is what they want. But Cisco, and really DevNet more than anything, has gotten to the heart of we have to think about the way these APIs look, the shape of their responses, the data they contain, the ease of use, the scale at which they operate, and how easy it is to actually build on them, right? So that's where you're going to start seeing more and more of our kind of SDKs and libraries and just a lot of, like we just this week launched the Automation Exchange. That is, again, right at the center of, we're listening, and we're not just listening to the customers who are trying to deploy 4,000 sites in a month or two, but we're also listening to the developers and what the challenge is that they're facing, right? I'd love to see more of this. I mean, we're seeing a huge amount of adoption across Cisco, and I think that there's other, there's plenty of other tech companies that are really, I think, just helping push this forward, right, adding momentum to it. Speaking of momentum, the Meraki momentum's going that way. I mean, it's good to, yeah, I would agree with you.  We're excited to talk to Susie next, and it's like this unlimited possibilities zone here. We thank you so much for your time. Absolutely, thanks so much, happy to be here. All right, for Dave Vellante, I am Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE live from Cisco Live, San Diego. Thanks for watching.


Remember Pop Rocks used to chew them at baseball games remember yesterday did mail time Damien Thank you for sending this. What's it called a siruji? siruji siruji It's a bar.  Can you hear this? Could you hear that? Could you hear that? Thank you Damien? Thank you Damien. Mm-hmm Delicious. Getting packed up getting back to normal after Christmas. I guess Christmas is over Huh, it's really good salad tonight. It didn't really Sit well with two love stomach Be impregnated at all, but huh, I think it's very good. Thank you Very good Little egg in there. Love chicken Yes, you know, I've got a new baseball stadium that opened up this year, which is spectacular It's okay. It's bullsex for CBS Alabama 20 Georgia 13 All right, just waiting for the boys to get home from their swim lessons. Yes, they are taking swim lessons. It's fun I am fixing camera equipment. So this is a serp. I remember yesterday Serp s. I think I'm saying it right syrp. It's a company out of New Zealand. They create they build a lot of Timelapse, this is the time lapse machine company all the time lapses. I use serp to take those time lapses Well, they also have sliders or gyps. That's what this is this sliding jib here Which allows the camera to move nice and smooth across this track And I'm gonna show you an example here real quick So it was we purchased it basically a year ago and you know, it just wasn't it wasn't sliding smooth And that's what it's all about. It's got to be smooth. So we were still within the 12 month warranty Here's the old one and the new one is already on there and this old one just was not working So thank you serp for sending me one for free without charging me for shipping or anything like that I just appreciate it. All right. You ready for a test syrp? Thank you I'm having way too much fun with this way too much fun All right, still having fun here Comment of the week. It's Monday if you're new welcome. There's maybe like 20 of you new in the last week. That's amazing Thank you for subscribing just so you know I give a shout out and if I remember and if you have a YouTube channel I give you a link down in the description below if I don't remember remind me in the comments All right, so comment of the week goes out to the best comment in the best in the past seven days And yes this week it was tough. It was a great week of comments I didn't ask a question of the day every single day I also try to do that just so you know where I you know something that comes to mind I want I'm curious to hear your thoughts opinions ideas So as you know, it's early 2018. We're gearing up for goodness here in this new year Staying healthy taking care of ourselves trying to sleep. Well, I remember yesterday put the cardboard up in the boys room Just to try and make the room as dark as possible for their sleep. Well I'm trying to take vitamins multivitamins All sorts of good stuff just to take care of myself So I was curious last week what all of you take for vitamins and minerals and yes Carol you had a great comment of the week goes out to Carol Basically, the question was what do you take for your daily vitamin vitamins and minerals and Carol wrote? This was four days ago Well, she wrote I take wheatgrass shots It's liquid gold for the body Google it to see how amazing it is and then I replied to her I've heard of wheatgrass, but I actually know nothing So she took the time to write a great like detailed message and this is what it said Wheatgrass provides a constant concentrated amount of nutrients including iron calcium magnesium amino acids chlorophyll and Vitamins ac and E it's rich nutrient boosts boost immunity kills harmful bacteria in the digestive system And reads the body of waste I swish it around in my mouth for 30 seconds before swallowing for healthy gums a marathon runner Huh marathon runner told me told my friend that after taking wheatgrass for a while He didn't get BO anymore. What I feel healthier when I take it on a regular basis. So Question of the day does anybody out there out other than Carol Carol you can comment as well But anybody else have experience with wheatgrass. What was it like for you? Did it help? Did you feel a difference in your overall, you know, mental health physical health and anatomical health? Is that a word? So comment below if you have any experience with wheatgrass. Thank you Carol for the comment of the week Thank you all for watching for tuning in. It's another day another week And we're just gonna keep fighting playing with this thing getting better at video production Remember that was one of the reasons I started the vlog almost two years ago Just to get better with the equipment that I have so It's beauty work hard and love each other


So I was watching a gigguk video and he said mob psycho season 2 Is peak it's better in the season 1 and it's better than season 3 and I listen to Lord gigguk So that made me infinitely times more hype about this season than I originally was Oh, and uh, I learned that there's a mob psycho live-action movie after seeing how the attack on Titan live-action Movie went the mob psycho one actually intrigues me So if you want me to check that out, please don't get this video to 5,000 likes if this gets more than 5,000 likes I'm gonna have to react to it eventually.  Let's get to the show The spirits in such a what the fuck? Well, oh, I put English voice. Oh my god. You gave me a heart attack. Get ready.   I picked my reactions.   Why does he look so depressed like more depressed than usual?  Now we watching that again. You see that shot My psycho man What's gonna be in this apartment? Why do I feel like some weird shit's about to happen?  Yeah, I'm on LCD TV. Am I on LSD?  Yeah, that's so funny. I hope this car crashes Man, what's wrong with these people? Is this Japan? Is this what y'all do for fun in Japan? I belong in Japan. I swear to God, bro I'll fit right in with these weirdos Nah, thumbs up What is this episode? They would not make it home not even a ride back now, bro They're crashing three dead students on the news.  Why are the three kids in the haunted forest to begin with?  You know what man? I hope the spirits do kill honestly like I would not mind I don't care what anybody says Nick gives everyone a chance. You're being evil.  Oh Something's Nah, man. I am chills.  It's just insane in this episode.  Let him burn And I love that Reagan isn't doing this for the money He didn't put the cusp is first. I love that It's too quiet. Oh No, why are they panning over there? My god. Oh God.  So you know second This is building up to something crazy How questionable this episode was the silence with mob him being like extra depressed and Emotionalist very it really was Man wise is so so sus. I mean this show is sus as it is But you're just amping up the sus meter No, I don't trust this No Where do I even be where do I begin? Okay, he's back What are we watching All right, let's play rock paper scissors janken. Yeah, let's do it Why why is the rock here? Why why would you want him saving your daughter?   Man, why'd you give her such depressed teddy bears?     They're faking it. I don't believe her. Yep. Yep. I believe him.   Yep, this is Twitter.  What are you doing to me? What the what are you doing to me?  I love it Oh This fight is gonna be insane. I want to see my versus Mogami is that his name? What are you doing?    I can feel it. I can feel the next episode being insane They ain't gonna do it this one. That's for sure.  Is this the same episode? Where did this come from? Yep Geekers was right Geekers gig up was right about this season Man exactly.    Look at it.  You know what I mean?  He's trying to make him like him I'm ready for bed after this episode and it's midday and I just snapped Oh my god, why are you at the shortest room again? Can you just kill these people to move on please?  This is insane. I have never been this quiet during a reaction I swear to God. I just don't know what to say.  How do you even comment about this me?   That's what we need. I like evil mob This is great.  Yes, I do You He's squeezing the snot out of him. Hey, the snot's talking Yeah, he's falling for the illusions This reminds me of Alice in the borderland. I just finished the set the second season the live action on Netflix It's without spoilers.       Yeah You gave us flower a boner. I don't even have to look at the screen to see how big his body is This is mob Jojo. This is mob star. Okay, put him in Jojo like this. He'll fit right in just give him a pose I kind of want to step into an illusion. I want to see what my potential is Just mentioned the girl he's in love with that's all I need But I love this my favorite my favorite OST but but but but but but but I love it. Oh my god It's getting louder. It's getting louder. You know what that means and I'm getting louder My succumb to you, but I won't I'm not going to run. I'm gonna Oh my god, I'm afraid to put it to come back. Thank God.  It's shot like a movie the way that the black bars are on the screen He's changing the animation of the show What were they doing during these episodes, this is a movie This is a I am convinced I'm watching a movie right now. I would have watched this on the big screen This is episode five. What's the rest of the season like?  It's Pete. I understand and they get embedded in this I'm sorry. I don't care about season 3 anymore. I'm stopping at this episode. How could it get better than this? I I need to know is this the peak? This is one punch man on steroids as if they weren't on enough 100% Emotions at a hundred percent Annihilated I've never said God so many times and I'm with the Catholic school Devil possessed me this episode Look at him.  This is the best episode of the show so far. Oh my god.    Oh my god Wait, I gotta read the comments. What are people saying his doubts and the animators?  This is insane This is like the best animation I've seen in this show.  Is this series for now? This is episode five He's alive. He's alive so it could get better.    Not even a season finale peak peak anime That's all I'm gonna say Imagine creating one punch man and then this or this and then one punch man. How? God tier do you have to be in life?