Hey, hello, buddies. Thanks for watching. Okay. This is a snapback hats Bolo category video So I'm gonna share with you some listings that I found of high-dollar snapback hats to be on the lookout for But before I get started I want to share with you a YouTuber who hasn't been posting much lately, but his information on hats is so helpful He's like my go-to for hats. It is Trinox connection and he's at 763 subscribers So if you guys can show him some love and give him a sub I would greatly appreciate it go over there and tell him Bolo buddies sent you but right here. This is the video. I want to direct you to trucker hat restoration foam deterioration removal, so he takes the hat removes the foam and Well, I'll just let you watch the video to see how he Restores these hats. It's a super cool video and You guys should definitely all go check it out Because a lot of people will buy these hats with the foam deteriorating I just sell them with the foam deteriorating and somebody else can restore the hat Actually Chris has actually bought hats from me Because I'm too lazy to mess with them and he fixes them up and resells them which I'm fine with that Sometimes I'll be at a garage so and I'll be like hey you want me to pick these hats up for you And he'll be like yeah, and then I'll put them like I think the last batch I put on grailed and then he bought them from me there, but yeah, you guys definitely go sub to him He hasn't posted for like three months but he Really really knows his hats so check him out and We are gonna start with the first a bolo item and in the comments I want you guys to tell me What you look for when you are looking for hats? What kind of hats are you looking for so of course a good thing to look for is vintage? Another good thing to look for Let's talk about brands K products and you guys I am by no means a hat expert, but I have sold some snapbacks for some big money I've been lucky and found a few and my first message usually goes to Chernox connection and I'm like hey, what do you think of this hat? Should I buy it and he gives me some guidance, but I haven't messaged him lately I haven't found any hats lately, so I hope he's doing well, and you guys definitely check him out All right, so this hat has the three stripes on the side. So that's always a plus and If you take a photo I Recommend that you display it on some sort of form to show the hat completely and if it has stripes I recommend that you kind of turn the hat so that those stripes are in the photo kind of like this one now This is a brown transport Corp, and it doesn't look like it's a patch It might well, maybe it is It's kind of raised. I don't know But it's definitely an Interesting hat for sure and it's made in the USA, but I'm not seeing an actual brand You can see the foam is Deteriorating so that foam will start to come out of that hat and it will make a huge Mess but people will still pay up for them even if they're in bad condition this sold for $171.50 and the buyer paid shipping and I will tell you that so many hats get thrown away When they get to that point because people don't know that they still have value so I Mean I went to an estate sale once and they were just thrown in a box for free because people thought they were just trash because They were deteriorating the next item is this pepsi hat So pepsi coke some of those can go for big money. They are hit and miss So you definitely want to look the items up and again You can see the foam is completely where it's red that foam is gone This one is k products k brand and it sold for $299.99 So this one was an auction style item and it looked like the buyer didn't pay and they Relisted the item. So this was the sold price after they relisted it The next item is another Pepsi Cola. This one has the stripes on the side It is made in the USA, but only three photos. I recommend more than three photos, but They still got $257 for this This is a John Deere hat and again You guys are you noticing something the ones that are going for big bucks have the three stripes This one made in the USA. This one is a youth So, I don't know. I would think youth sizes would be and the foam's still good here Harder to sell but this sold for $760. So let's dig into this one The person that one had 1148 feedback there were 28 unique bidders. That means 28 different people bid on an item this item for a total of 67 times now if you want to dig a little deeper You can go into the first person's feedback and you can type. We'll just type in youth And you guys look at here This was a good sale. They left positive feedback. It sold for $760 There you have it. That is a legit sale. So that's one way you can check now Is it foolproof? No, because everybody doesn't leave feedback a lot of times with these collectible items People will not leave feedback because they don't want like a trail. So Yeah, there you go. Pretty cool Pretty cool when they leave feedback now this vintage 1993 snapback Marvel comics $510 so this would be another one where we could go in and we could dig a little deeper and see if we can find out The winner had 79 feedback only five bidders on this one. So five people really wanted this item We're gonna go into the feedback and we're gonna type in Marvel and I'm only gonna do it on these two Looks like they sell a lot of Marvel items And I am not seeing it on this first page. Let's try No, no feedback on that hat So I don't know if it got paid for it or not now if you want to dig deeper you can go into view items for sale and you can type in Marvel hat and Now is this the same hat, but they have it in a case That's kind of what it looks like, right? So what they have done is they have bought a hat case and it's now sitting in the hat case And it currently is up for auction and has 19 bids and it is at $335 so I Don't know. It's definitely a hat that's getting attention, but nobody wants to pay for it after they bid on it But maybe this buyer will pay but still it's something to be on the lookout for sure The next item that sold is this member in Fisherman and it is a snapback hat. It has the mesh back so this yellow part is mesh and This is a K products again. So K products is definitely typically a bolo a lot of The value depends on what is on the front And you can see it's deteriorating just a mess and again if you go over to Trinock's connection you can see how he fixes the hats But this one sold for 195 50 The next item is this team gray boy Kawasaki and this says shipping to Malaysia and Thailand 1499 for one item ten dollars each additional item now The reason this seller has that is because they are People in Malaysia and Thailand order these hats all the time with the racing stripes like they are all over them they are they collect them and Those countries these items are very sought after so they're just offering a shipping discount to those countries apparently I've never seen anybody do that, but I Don't know what their general rule of thumb is for their other listings You can go to shipping and payments and kind of see what exactly they write But this sold for 127 50 plus shipping The next item is this John deer hat and it's this denim. Look it is the same seller This one sold for two hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents with fifty six bids So one thing I like to do when I see a seller that is selling a lot of things this their happy hatter Happy hatter. I go to see other items and I am going to look at Well, you can look at their auctions, but you can also go into their sold listings and go to highest first and We could do a whole video just on their solds. So Just to give you an idea of some of the items that are going for big money So this person sources hats and that's the majority of what they sell so they know hats But just to give you an idea, they're getting lots with the three stripes And you may see some of these again because they have a lot of high solds So there's just some to look for now again, not all John deer green are gonna be big money. So You definitely have to do your homework. Don't overpay. I guess is my point Make sure you know that it's a bolo if you're gonna pay up for the item Okay, so let's keep going through my list here. The next item is this Chicago bowls hat It's a rare Chicago bowls truckers baseball cap snapback hat Michael Jordan It's sold for two hundred and thirty dollars and fifty cents plus shipping the next item is this Virginia and This one has the stripes on the side. So this Maybe turned a little bit more showing the front the graphic on the front But really you can't see the stripes on this one It's sold for ninety two dollars and they did put three stripe in the title So I'm sure that helped and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this Lawson hat and I learned from Tim over the years YouTube channel so definitely go give over the years a sub show him some love with the sub and He said that a key word for this pattern is called scrambled eggs I had a hat listed and I put gold leaf But apparently scrambled eggs is a key term that maybe hat collectors look for I don't know I'm pretty sure it was over the years, but even if it wasn't over the years You definitely want to go sub to him because he knows Glass you talk about somebody who understands and knows how to find glass. He is amazing and it's his mom and his I think they just got engaged so his fiance and they are a team of Bolo finders All right, the next item that sold is this New York Knicks logo athletic shark tooth snapback hat This sold for two hundred and seventy five dollars and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this vintage International harvester to stripe so this one only has two stripes So I don't know if two stripes and three stripes makes a difference if anybody knows let me know in the comment And this is a swingster mesh snapback hat sold for a hundred and thirty seven dollars and fifty cents in the buyer paid shipping the next item is this vintage forward tractor snapback trucker hat and this sold for two hundred and one dollars and fifty cents plus shipping So make sure you're looking at the patches because again the patches are important the stripes on the side the brand made in the USA You want them to be vintage that's when they're going to go for more and this one is a Ford New Holland snapback trucker hat with the patch on the front and it sold for a hundred and twenty seven fifty The next item is this Campbell's soup snapback hat And it's got the racer stripes on the side and this sold for two hundred and two dollars and fifty cents That one's kind of funny The next item is this good year hat It's a rare hipster trucker hat baseball cap good year patch And it's got the stripes on the side also this one sold for a hundred and thirty seven dollars and fifty cents plus shipping The next item is this steel or style. I'm not sure how to say it, but it's sold for ninety two dollars It's a trucker hat. It's a farmer, you know chainsaw hat and Yeah, buyer paid shipping The next item is this Richard Petty Racer hat and it's got the bill that has the it's trimmed does have a stain there and it's got the stripes So definitely the stripes are good on this one and this sold for five hundred and twenty dollars plus shipping The next item is this Levi's hat The snapback hats that are Levi's that are vintage are definitely a Bolo and something you want to look for This one sold for four hundred and fifteen dollars and the buyer paid shipping and I have seen many many Bolo Levi's hats. So definitely The next item another one is Ralph Lauren Polo. There is a big following for Ralph Lauren items So definitely be on the lookout this one is new old stock vintage and it sold for a hundred and sixty two dollars and fifty cents plus shipping This Marlboro advertising hat it is vintage as well and this one went for eighty dollars and the buyer paid shipping The next item is This garst Seed snapback hat. So it is a farmer hat. It's got The corn on the front and it's got a cool patch. It's great colors It's got the denim and then the orange mesh. So really cool K products made in the USA sold for a hundred and twenty five dollars and fifty cents The next one is this Mountain Dew K brand hat And it's got the mesh back and this one sold for a hundred and three dollars and seventy cents. Here is K-brand K brand made in the USA. That's what it looks like All right you guys again, please go over and check out Trinock's connection and Thanks for being here. Thanks for watching. This is a Bolo category video. I have a whole bunch of these I have made in Japan. I have new old stock. I have as seen on TV Christmas bathroom Bolo's kitchen Bolo's found it in the garage Bolo's Toddler dresses I have so many Bolo category videos build-a-bear toys I break it down into categories. I research it for you I bring you the highlights and try to help you guys learn what to look for That is one of the series on my channel So I do have a playlist that you can go to that says Bolo's by category or something like that, but just a bunch of videos So definitely go check that out and as always, thanks for watching


A trauma bond is a strong emotional connection that occurs in abusive relationships. It's when, despite the mistreatment and abuse, the victim forms an intense emotional tie with the abuser. In our previous videos, we discussed the signs that you're in a trauma bond and how to recognize it. Now, let's talk about how to escape from it and be in the healing process. That's our topic for today. Recognize that you are in a trauma bond. In medicine and psychiatry, treatment always comes after a diagnosis. To heal a trauma bond, we must recognize the trauma bond. To know if you're really in one, check out our previous video, Signs of a Trauma Bond, Not Love. Trauma bonds were initially defined as an emotional bond between the victim of abuse and the perpetrator. The first step to healing a trauma bond is to recognize that there is abuse in your relationship. If you know that you have a trauma bond, there's a difficult but necessary decision to make. Abuse rarely stops. Abusers rarely change. To heal a trauma bond, you have to leave that relationship. If the trauma bond is with a family member, set boundaries and make space. Abusers benefit from trauma bonds and will be unlikely to allow them to heal as long as they are involved. Talk about your trauma. Not having the words to explain what's hurting you can be confusing and frustrating. Once you've left a traumatic relationship, those emotions that you have associated with the relationship won't disappear on their own. Discussing your trauma with a professional can help you find the words that will help you digest, comprehend, and come to terms with the abuse that occurred. Often, the trauma that we faced in our past haunts us in new relationships. Being open about the nature of the abuse you faced can clarify the differences between what an unhealthy and healthy relationship looks like to you. If you've suffered verbal abuse in the past, whether from an ex, a friend, or a family member, telling your new partner about it can help you set the boundaries you need to feel safe. By being open about it with the people who really matter to you, you can build a support system. Abusers will often try to control your other relationships. They will try to make it difficult for you to be able to rely on anyone else, in any capacity. This is why allowing yourself to rely on others is integral to healing a trauma bond. There isn't an exact number of friends that everyone should have, so we recommend reconnecting with friends and people who you may have been separated from through your abuse of relationship. Starting small allows you to slowly rebuild healthy bonds and platonic intimacy. Live in reality. Anyone who suffers from anxiety as a result of trauma may think this is easier said than done. Reality can be scary and miserable. The goal of being a way of reality is to avoid thinking too optimistically about an abusive relationship or too pessimistically about your healthy relationships. This can help you make decisions about your abusive relationship if you're still in one. On the other hand, if you have left an abusive relationship, it can help dampen your anxiety. If you worry about what could happen in your current relationship, try to look at what is happening now, whether good or bad. Focus on reality and address it for what it is, rather than speculating. Allow yourself to heal. The pain of your trauma is unique to you.  Allowing yourself to heal can mean a lot of things to you. You could be preventing healing by not acknowledging the abuse or by returning to the person whom you have this bond with. But don't feel bad, this is a difficult task. It will take time. Just by being here and wanting to learn how to heal, you have begun your journey. You have a great future ahead of you. Remember, only a real mental health professional can understand the minutiae of your situation. We highly recommend seeking therapy after an abusive relationship if you have the means. If you found this video helpful, please leave a like and subscribe to Psych2Go for more. You've got this.


Hello and welcome to NewsClick. Today we are joined by Viju Krishnan, joint secretary of the All India Kisan Sabha and we are going to be talking about the ongoing farmers agitation. So as we know, the agitation began on November 26th. There have been multiple rounds of talks. The farmers are very clear on what they want. They want the repeal of the three agricultural laws which were passed in a very undemocratic manner. In fact, whereas the government has been dithering, there have been multiple rounds of negotiations. So Viju is here to talk more about this. Viju, thank you so much for joining us. And first question is, like I said, the farmers are clear. The government has been inviting them for multiple rounds. In fact, on the day of the Bharat Band, there was even this whole, for lack of a better word, show of Amit Shah actually calling them and the farmers leaders and talking to them. So yesterday there was the offer of a written assurance. So could you maybe tell us from the sense you're getting what is exactly the government strategy? What are they offering and why are the farmers rejecting it? See the three acts which have been brought, they're all to be seen together. It's a package. And it is totally in the direction of government withdrawing gradually from public procurement and ensuring assured minimum support price and so on. And also total freedom for the corporate companies to hoard different crops as well as vegetables, oil seeds, pulses, et cetera, unlimited quantity of that. And the Contract Farming Act is also leading to a situation wherein the companies will decide what has to be grown on the land of the farmers. So farmers have very clearly understood that it is an act to promote profiteering by big agree businesses, especially they have termed these as the Adani Ambani loss, Adani Ambani acts. And this very clearly, every farmer, while the government and the prime minister claims that the farmers are being misled, the poor farmer in our country across the country have understood one thing that for whom these acts have been brought. And in these different negotiations, very clearly farmers have put across the viewpoints that they have farmer representatives have put across. The government is trying to only do some window dressing or just cosmetic changes to it. And for instance, saying that they will allow farmers to go to the civil courts if there is a dispute and so on. The matter is not just that. The entire system which existed earlier, that is being done away with. There were some issues with that. There were problems with that also. But it is literally throwing the baby with the bathwater. That is what this government is doing. And no efforts to strengthen public procurement or assured minimum support price for all crops. Even now we know how minimum support price is not accessible to all farmers. It is a very small section which is getting that to mainly in wheat and paddy that they are getting this minimum support price. There is no expansion of the procurement mechanism and so on. Already we see that even before these acts have come into being, we find that big companies like Adhani's Agri Logistics, they have been setting up silos. The land use has been changed in different states like Haryana to benefit them. Were they anticipating these bills, these acts? Is it that the corporate companies, Adhani's and Ambani's are actually controlling this government's policymaking? That is what we are questioning. And the government behavior in the negotiations with the farmer organizations, apparently, the home minister said they have some compulsions. What are these compulsions? It is the strings that are deciding strings held by these corporate companies which are deciding the policy direction of the government. That is why farmers are very clear. Last six years, the repeated promises of the government and the betrayals are very fresh in their minds. That is why this never-before-kind of unity and struggle is going on. Absolutely. And with you in this context, I want to ask you about the latest offer made by the government yesterday, which is that there would be a written assurance of an MSP. So what are the possible loopholes that come with that kind of a law? Actually, you see a written assurance. Firstly, it is not an MSP specific opposition that we have. We have a problem with the entire model, the paradigm that they are trying to impose on our country. Firstly, it is a federal system. State governments have not been consulted. Agriculture is a state subject. It has not been a state. None of the states have been consulted. No democratic discussions. You rightly mentioned how it was pushed through the parliament. And then these are the repeated prescriptions of the WTO, World Trade Organization, different countries like the United States, European Union countries have been pressurizing India. That is what the Shantakumar Commission put forward. And they have given a legal shape to it with these three. So this entire paradigm, now many journalists are terming this as a 91 moment for agriculture. They forget that 91 moment for agriculture has, according to conservative estimates, led to more than 4 lakh farmers committing suicide. We very well know what is in store for the farmers. In fact, the farmers of our country, they realize what is going to happen. That is why if you see the major protests in Punjab which has happened, there has been a consistent protest against the reliance and Adhanis. They realize in simple terms, this is the Adhani Ambani acts and what is going to happen to their futures. Absolutely. And this colleagues, I also wanted to ask you about the sense of the mood on the ground. You visited the protests, of course. And this is actually a very unprecedented protest in the sense of hundreds of thousands of farmers, of course, gathering. People have compared it to the great protests many decades ago. Of course, we also know that over the past few years, the anger by farmers has been building up. The AIKS especially has mobilized across the country. So what is your sense of the kind of mood on the ground of the farmers? See, I have been involved with student activism and then with the Kisan Sabha now almost for 25 years. I have not seen this kind of a movement and the solidarity that has been generated around that movement. The cross-class alliances, the kind of varied number of different organizations coming together. Firstly, the different farmer organizations under the All India Kisan-Sanghar coordination committee, the Punjab organizations and also the trade unions and different mass organizations, civil society groups coming out in support of the farmers. This is something I've never seen before. And if you see the farmers from Punjab and Haryana who are mainly at the two Tikri and Singhu borders, also those at the Ghazipur border, they know it is a long haul. It is not something, they know that this government is bent on pushing the corporate interests, but they are also prepared to take the fight to the finish. We have seen how people have come well prepared for a longer stay here. And in all states, even the government has been trying to portray it as a Punjab specific struggle, but you see the Bharat Band, the kind of response it has got across. That is something and consistently from June 1st week onwards, we have been consistently on the move, our different organizations. And it is not just All India Kisan Sabha, many smaller organizations all coming out. The effigies of Narendra Modi, Adhani and Ambani on 5th were burnt in thousands of places. This is the anger of the masses which we are seeing witnessing in this movement. And in coming days, certain other actions have been called for. On 12th, there is a massive protest that is called 14th again. And for instance, at toll gates, against reliance, Adhani, different establishments, we are going to have this protest. So very clearly against corporate loot and against a government which facilitates corporate loot, we are all uniting and it is not just the farmers because the consumers are also going to be affected. And in the lockdown period, all sections have lost their incomes, their big loss of incomes, unemployment and hunger and poverty. So all these sections understand what is going to happen with these acts. There would be price rise, there would be dispossession of farmers, agriculture workers who lose their opportunities of employment. So that is why there is a greater coordination, greater unity that has emerged and in a synchronized manner, a large number of organizations of the working class, of the farmers, agriculture labor, Dalit Adivasi organized women and youth students all coming together in this protest. This is like never before. We have not seen any such protest before. Absolutely. And we do in this context, the right wing is really taken aback by this as well. And we have of course seen over the past couple of weeks, the kind of propaganda models that they use first. There was of course Khaalistan. Like you said, there's this whole thing about this being only Punjab centric. There's this thing about it being only a rich farmer led movement. And of course you also experienced this yesterday when you went to address a student body at IIT Madras and there were a lot of trolls who came into this meeting, indulged in a lot of disruption, were determined to prevent you from speaking. So at this point, why do you think the right wing is right now so scared across India? See, very clearly, when you look at the earlier struggles which have happened around the CAA or on different such issues, the government tried to divide the people along communal lines. It was suppressed in different manners. We have seen the campaign around urban noxals or Pakistani agents and so on. Here they made that effort in the name of saying they are Khaalistanis. Some of them also claiming it is the communists are behind this and so on. But despite all these campaigns, people are not ready to accept that. And the unity has remained. It is through the talks that unity has remained with the main organizations which are behind this struggle. They have retained that unity. The government is repeatedly trying to break the unity in different ways that has not so far succeeded. And they have lost the debate very clearly. If they are sure that they are on a strong bracket, they should have initially consulted with the organizations, with the state governments. If it is in favor of the farmers, they could have convinced there was enough time for consultations and all. The meeting yesterday by Ambedkar Periyar study circle in IIT Madras, it was an open meeting. There was enough scope for people to come at the end and ask questions or debate or totally debunk my arguments. But what they resorted to is abusing language, loud ruckus and then also putting up pornographic material there. And this is the level to which they are stooping. That only exposes that it is coming from the top, the language used by Amit Shah and the prime minister, calling someone Khalistanis or anti-nationals, Pakistan, any agents and a different thing. And a section of the Godi media, the corporate media is also towing the same line. That their bugs are carrying on the same, the level of discussion that they are engaging in or the narrative that they are trying to set. So that is the manner in which they are willing to take it. But they are really rattled by these struggles. These struggles have rattled them. And the fact that the working class, the large section of the people who would actually experience price rise in the coming days, they are standing behind the farming community, behind agriculture workers and farmers. That is also rattling the Sangh Parivar and the BJP RSS. So we are seeing a response in this manner. They are unable to point by point, rebut any of the simple farmer of our country is able to counter them on each and everything. They are asking questions. If farmer is getting only 30 or 40 rupees for Arhar Dal, for which the minimum support price is more than 60 rupees, and why is Adani selling Arhar Dal at 220 or with a huge profit? Why is consumer having to pay? These questions are being asked by every person in India now. So that is something their troll armies or their IT team is unable to answer. They have failed miserably. Even the Gaudi media has not been able to because the solidarity with the farmers is something which people realize that even in a lockdown, the farmers have under a threat of pandemic have produced. It is their toil and investment leads to a situation where people of our country need not go hungry to bed. Thank you so much for talking to us. That's all we have time for today. Keep watching.


Hello and welcome back to the craft box. My name is Brent and today we're on We're on completionist craft episode number 58 and today we are crafting the most exclusive item that you can possibly craft in the game and that happens to be from the scroll of fortune You have to have It's this one I can't remember how many points it is because it won't show me but it is quite a few points tier 8 the third reward You have to have the scroll of fortune as well. So I have to have bought it And that is a dragon's fjord recipe, which is a house Which we will be going through as well Yeah, I think it's somewhere probably around 2000 points. I would say around there. Don't quote me I don't exactly know but it is only available at the moment in the winter scroll of fortune I don't know if it will be available in the other scroll of winter scroll of fortunes But for season one of the scroll of fortunes the winter one is the only place to get it So I just looked at the wiki and it is 2400 points in order to get this so you better get cracking nine days left when you're seeing this um So yeah, if you haven't got it, um, that's also fine as well But I'm gonna show you how to craft it basically not a too difficult recipe as you can see you need three braided vines, which you can get from questing in In mirage and imperia. That's just kind of how I've got it. It's quite a redrop Um, I think there might be some in the bizarre as well I don't know if there's a transmit for it either fire pitting kettle which you can get from the bizarre There's quite a few in there mistwood. We've got a guide for that In my reagent hunters series Claude runes stone again The bizarre is a great place winter bed four of them again the bizarre And small wheelbarrow five of them again the bizarre and then amber I have a video on amber and then the thing that I found the most difficult to get was the bear proud robo Um, if you're lucky you can find them in the bizarre. I they're really rare to get But there is a spawn right here next to this boat here. So you can just pick it up and I just went on What for all my characters to get them? Um, so yeah, that's also why it's no longer here because I got it But yeah, let's head over to the housing crafting station. As always Everything else you will need the requirements and such Will be on screen. We're not a hundred percent sure on a lot of them Obviously because it's such a new recipe and there's it's just from the scroll of fortune. So you get it But yeah, everything else will be on screen that you will need In a more clean fashion, but it is the housing crafting station, which we don't use often at the moment Um, so you a dragon's fjord create that bad boy. Um All of it going oh no, oh no, um, but that's fine sweet Um, and we can actually equip it and see we're gonna lock it and equip it. You have to be level 2 plus apparently Um, so yeah, let's just head over home. Let's head to our new home and see what it's like Um, this this house did used to be available. I believe um on the crown shop Um, I don't think it is anymore, but yeah, there is no fish in here. So that is quite an old house Um, but yeah grizzleheim themed pretty basic Um I mean, what can you expect is just a just a normal castle that you can craft? Um, there's a wee little rainbow over there I don't know if you can go there. We're just gonna explore this because I've never been to this house before ever Um, we're just gonna look on the outside Before I thought this was a bridge. Maybe it is bridge. Oh, it is bridge. We can go across it I thought it was a bridge and it is there must be a secret somewhere around here if there's a bridge Right, can we go through something? Usually there's like secrets in this house. Maybe in the houses. Maybe not Maybe not. Not in this one. Maybe or I'm just bad at finding them. That could be a possibility Um, so yeah, pretty pretty simple self-explanatory there. We'll go around the back real quick. Um But yeah, nice wee grizzleheim house Um, quite a quite a cool wee little building here. Um, we're just gonna head inside see what's inside see what's inside Um, pretty basic nice. We very open feel. Um, I love the wee little balcony there. That's quite cool Um, obviously the bank by the door you can come up here in a wee little room here. There's an out Oh, where does this take us? Oh, to a wee little balcony on the side. That's quite cool. That's pretty cool and you can run along. Yeah, that's nice That's nice. I like that touch and you can just go to the other side as well I assume it's basically the same on the other side. So we'll just quickly check Um, and then you can go down to the start, which is where we were or you can go back up Up to more and then you get the wee little balcony. That's pretty cool. This is pretty, you know It's a nice little house. That's all that matters. Um, and then obviously down to where we were just before We'll go back out and go around the back the other side and see if there's anything out there But otherwise very small house pretty cool. But yeah, I thought we should just probably document the um most rarest or the most rarest or just the rarest um thing to craft in the game Because it is only from the scroll of fortune if you bought it. So yeah, I would however recommend buying the scroll of fortune Um, I don't usually like those type of things But the rewards that you get are actually very much worthwhile. Um, oh, you can go back here. What is down here? Oh Adventure Adventure.  That's pretty cool. That's pretty sick. I like that. I like that a lot I really like that. We're gonna take a screenshot here Because that's pretty that's pretty dope on our wee little fox as well. So cool. So cool Um, but yeah, anyway, that is all for today's video. I thought we'd just craft the house Look around it because I don't think I've really seen this house before so Yeah, as I said, it's quite a rare one. Um, it used to be in the crown shop, I believe But it has been since removed. Um, but yeah, anyway, thank you for watching. Remember to leave a like and subscribe I kind of want to go down there. I think there might be something down there um There's a path we can go down here. Yes, we can cross. Oh, there's more But wait, there's even more There is even more Oh, look I sure have seen this house before. Yeah, there's a wee little um thing here Um, one of my friends says it's actually we were looking through it on stream one time So I have actually seen this house. It just looks very Undecorated when it's undecorated. Um But yeah, anyway, thank you for watching. Remember to leave a like and subscribe before you subscribe Press the wee little bell so you know exactly when I post another video and remember to craft outside the box


The person nobody's talking about. We should have brought this up two weeks ago whenever we said we wanted to. Henden Hooker, six foot four, okay? Henden Hooker is six foot four can move beat Bama in Bama. Had an ACL obviously against South Carolina, I believe. So that kind of changed the trajectory of not only the Tennessee Vols, but also Henden Hooker's draft stock in conversation. He's 24 years old, very mature. The Tennessee offense with Coach Hyple runs a lot of option routes. So that is him having to decide what he wants to do, how he wants to do it, versus defenses. Feels like he has a sophisticated football brain and he was a game changer for this Tennessee volunteer team. I'm a big Henden Hooker fan. With modern science and modern technology, an ACL definitely sucks, but we've seen a lot of people be able to come back. Now, there'll be some old school people that say, he tore an ACL in college. He's gonna get hurt in the NFL, valid, might. But also there's been a lot of people that have gotten hurt, had surgery, came back, never got hurt again.


Live from the Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of jazz at Lincoln Center in New York, New York. It's theCUBE at IBM Z Next, redefining digital business. Brought to you by headline sponsor IBM. Hi everyone, we are here live in New York City for IBM Z System Special Announcement. This is theCUBE, our flagship program. We go out to the events, expect to see them from the noise. I'm John Furrier, my co is Dave Vellante. Our next guest is Tom Rose-Emily I'm Senior Vice President at IBM. Welcome to theCUBE. Thank you guys. Great to see you. Appreciate it. Good to be back. Very impressive announcement here. But I've got the word mainframe in it which has a lot of legacy within IBM and you guys built the computer industry with the mainframe and the rest is history from there. What is the essence of this? You guys talk about digital business. It's a real technology performer. What's this all about? Give us the high level. We've been working on this now for five years as you've heard and we've really been collaborating with a lot of our clients, about 60 of them on the design of the Z13, the next. And really key points that I'd like to make is that we designed this thing for the mobile economy. It's the first server built from the ground up for the mobile economy. What does that mean? How do we connect smartphones? Well, if you're doing any kind of enterprise application it's going to land somewhere. Typically it lands on one of my servers and the mainframe as we know runs a lot of transactions. Well, you think about what mobile's doing to those transaction volumes. It's incredible to see what we saw in the fourth quarter and RF is reporting that they got more mobile transactions than they got online transactions. So retailers, banks, travel, booking companies all have to be ready for that onslaught at that wave of mobility. We can do 2.5 billion transactions a day which is the equivalent of 100 Cyber Mondays every day on one Z13. The second area is really about cybersecurity and we read about that all the time. The president's actually off with a task force on cybersecurity and you can no longer ring fence your data center. I mean, it used to be the moat and castle strategy. You build the moat, bad guys can't get in. You now have to assume they're in and so what we do on the mainframe is we actually encrypt the data from end to end so it's not just data at rest, it's data in motion. So if the bad guys do get in they can't make any sense of the data so having that encryption end to end is really terrific and there's... Or if the queen wants to leave her castle then you've got her covered. She can get out. And then the third thing really is about analytics and it's traditionally been difficult for people to do analytics and transactions on the same system because it actually was one of the greatest ways to bring a system to its knees was to throw analytics and transactions out at the same time. We can do that on the mainframe on the Z13. We've got built in analytics in the transaction so it happens in line. And so instead of having to do a pay and chase in a fraudulent case, you can actually prevent the pay so you prevent the fraud rather than detect it after the fact. You can only do that if you do it in the transaction. So those are the three things that the Z13 was built for. You know, I love the old ghosts of mainframe pass kind of a history lesson here but the word glasshouse was the term that used to be used for mainframes. You put them in the big data center and that's obviously changed but now the data centers are cloud. You see the big data centers the cloud providers are all powering are huge data centers. So the cloud is a big part of this. You got the mobile piece, you got the data piece. How is the cloud for your customers as they expand their data center capability? It's about more hardware for them currently. Is this a solution to that problem? It is, in fact, we can run 8,000 virtual machines on one Z13. So the ability to host all of those workloads on the same system at the same time is unprecedented. So yes, the internet data centers for the scale out environments but a lot of these workloads also require scale up environments. So the ability to actually move resources underneath running applications to be able to turn them up to give them a turbo charge when they need it. The mainframe can do both. So the virtualization component and the server compute are key parts of this. They are and I would say the memory is another key piece of this. In fact, the reason why the reason you could used to be able to you can still bring servers to their knees with analytics and transaction processing as you know transaction processing has to run quickly. Analytics takes a lot of memory. So the first thing that happens when you throw analytics in there is it takes over all the memory space. It takes over all the cache. And so now you got transaction processing that has to happen in sub second response time going through its knees because it gets kicked out of the memory space. It's not, the data's not in cache. I gotta go fetch it. I gotta go read it in. Everything takes time. We've tripled the memory space on the Z13. So it's an incredible memory space and cache size so we can handle simultaneous analytics and transaction processing. So it's actually a lot of people throw in kind of like, oh IBM, it's the old school but talk about the modernization and more poorly in context to customers. You guys spend a billion dollars with thousands of customers over multiple years to get this out. What are some of the power use cases that you're seeing right out of the box that people are using with it? Is it large banking? Is it all the above? What are the top customer and what's the modern element of this? So the key to me is it's multi-industry. We get, yes, we absolutely support the banks and you see most of the world's largest banks run on mainframes, large insurance companies, airlines, telco providers, retail. So all of those industries do some level of commerce. They're all touched by mobile. They're all being affected by the bow wave of mobile transactions. And so with that bow wave of mobility, so you think, well this is a smartphone meeting the mainframe, meeting the middle and allow that system to run on a system of record. So we get the beauty of the system of engagement, the modern application interface that people love to use landing on a system of record where stuff happens once and only once, guaranteed delivery, high availability, disaster recoverable, all the built-in features of the mainframe. But the ability to link the two to me is really the special sauce here is the ability to have that integration point between systems of engagement and systems of record. And oh by the way, doing the analytics at the same time. So to me the innovation here, the real modern stuff is leading edge encryption. We're able to do encryption lightning fast speed so that therefore you can encrypt all of the data. Being able to do fraud prevention on 100% of the transactions, most people today only do sample, they do sample, they say I'll check every third or whatever. You can do it on 100%, we guarantee it. And the challenge here is real time, right? So the sampling is a kind of like a stop gap to say we can't do real time so we'll analyze it and hope we don't miss anything. So this kill sampling essentially. So I wonder if you could talk a little bit more about that because everybody's talking about in memory, real time, you hear it, we go to Hadoop World, you hear about Spark, everybody's sort of chasing this windmill.  So without getting into too much of the technology, underneath saying I can do analytics and transaction processing in the same system, I mentioned the memory, I mentioned the cache, but you've also got the math models built into the system. By the way it can run either in DB2 on the main framework or run in our database accelerator and IDAA attached device. In either case, I can do real time analytics during the transaction. And so the technology underneath that the investment that we've made with the math models, whether it's Bayesian regression or neural networks or whatever it might be, that's all built into the system. So customers can take advantage of that immediately. They don't have to go built with themselves, it's really what you're saying. They can use the math libraries that are already there, they don't have to design it themselves. And that is what allows them to do real time in transaction checking. Another theme is open. We've heard a lot about Linux today. We heard more about Docker, Node.js, KVM coming, OpenStack. You're making announcements there. How important is open? Can you quantify open workloads running on Linux? Give us a sense as to how prominent it is. I made the decision back in 2001 to bring Linux to the mainframe and it's done really well for us. It's enabled us to capture workloads on the mainframe and allow clients to run on Linux on the mainframe. Easy portability from one Linux implementation to the next. So we have a lot of capabilities built into our Linux system and 80 of our top 100 customers run Linux and break next door to their ZOS implementation. What did you learn during that time table? That was a good callback because you were looking back. I got one right. Well, maybe more than that. I mean, I think that's key. Linux is the engine, right? It's tier one resource now. And back then it was kind of a cheaper alternative. But what did you learn over that time on the mainframe? What was the number one thing before we're using it for? Well, the great benefit that Linux on the mainframe brought was the ability to have quick portability. The reason you would port was because you had lots of virtual machines. So the combination of virtualization and Linux on the mainframe really made a profound difference. And then in that fact that we could deliver near enterprise class computing, near ZOS level computing on Linux was a profound statement back then. And I think it did a lot to advance the Linux market back then. You guys could run the table on the telco market.  They got to be competitive. NFV's now hot, so virtualization's coming down at that level. So I got to ask you on the go-to-market, what's the sales page? So my sales guy for IBM, I come in and say, hey, big bank, or hey, enterprise, you're kind of behind the curve a little bit. You can up level with this? Is the value proposition that with the Z system, you can now go, hey, you can go right to the top of the pack for capability? Exactly right. They're all feeling the heat from the mobile wave. I mean, they're all seeing, I've got banks in the world now where more than half their transactions are being initiated from a mobile device. We've got grandmothers in the UK hitting the refresh key to see whether the deposit cleared. I mean, that's just driving a starbursting effect on the back end. These companies need to be ready for that bow wave and it's just beginning. I mean, we've seen a dramatic growth from 2004 to 2014 and the number of mobile transactions people do a day, 37 times increase in transactions. The predictions are that's going to go even higher. So more and more mobile driving, more and more back ends. These companies need to be ready for the catching those transactions, securing those transactions and analyzing those transactions. I think about the mainframe history and some of the big bets you guys have made. CMOS is the one that comes to mind but a lot of other innovations. LPAR, Global SysClex, you mentioned Linux and even 370 itself. What's the big game changer in this announcement? When we look back 10 years from now, what are we going to be looking at? Any one of those three, I think it'll be the combination of mobile analytics and the ability to secure the system, to do inline encryption on 100% of the data, analyzing 100% of the transactions. I think that will be the headline.  Actually, people moving back to the mainframe, bringing mainframe in, sweeping the floor of some of their so-called open systems. Are you seeing that as a trend that is going to be sustainable or is that sort of a one-off? What are you seeing there? Gosh, I hope so. I think we've made it compelling for people and not only the technology, but in the economics. It's cheaper to actually run things in a centralized environment. Uses less floor space, uses fewer people. People are 80% of the cost of IT. So if I can simplify things, if I can take costs out of the equation, and I've done it for my clients with the changing economics, but also the changing technology. So we've got some of the banks in emerging countries. You're going to see one here today in Kenyon Power running the African Power grid on their mainframe. So there are good examples in banking, good examples in utilities, good examples in travel. As we spoke last night, you're going to talk to the guy today, great story about him taking out x86 and putting it all on a mainframe. So it seems like you've got a lot of use cases out there that are low-hanging fruit for this one trend. It's not like a one-trick pony. You have banking, you have, you solve server sprawl, virtualization sprawl. I mean, you're essentially removing problems for clients with kind of like the baggage of growth. That's exactly it. So they're seeing this growth, they're having to deal with it. We're giving them a way to manage it much more simply than they would any other way. So talk about the go-to market.  Is it a whole team? I mean, is it a box? Is it a big machine? Is it a software? I mean, talk about the solution and what gets shipped to the customer. I think it's a combination because if you think about what we're talking about with inline transactions, it's a combination of hardware and software. It always has been. In fact, my role at IBM now is managing middleware and servers and storage. I think that bringing all that together is the same thing we do with our clients, bringing that technology together so that they can get the value from the combination. It's not about just the hardware. It's about the combination that we can give you. It's interesting, people are retooling. I can see this being in the mindset of the customer, like, okay, I got all this stuff going on. Let's just clear the decks, get the solution, level up, get some developers on the case, get the mobile apps. It seems to be the vibe I'm sensing. Is there a certain configuration at the big customer base where they have a certain emphasis on certain investments? Is it development? Is it IT refresh? Are you seeing a pattern and a certain consolidation? I think it depends greatly on the client where they are in their life cycle. It depends on the industry. We've seen some that have really embraced mobility. You've got governments promising mobile apps to all of their citizens. Some are doing it. But so far we've seen almost 80% of them have plans to do it, but less than 20% have actually done it. It's a lot higher when you get into retail and into travel booking, but there's still a long way to go when it comes to really being able to fulfill the promise. And remember, the data would suggest, the IDC data, I'm sorry, the Gartner data in this case, would suggest that 80% of what we deal with nowadays is self-circ. There's no person on the other end. Remember, we used to talk about the fact that your call center person might be the only contact you had with your client. Well, now you don't have that call center person. What you have is the mobile app. And so the experience that company, only through your mobile experience, it better be darn good, it better be personalized. That's the other thing we can do in transaction analytics is personalize those transactions. And so you better have a really good customer experience. It's a new expectation for the customer too. They have new expectations. And what's interesting, we were talking earlier about this is the first time in the history of business in the world that everything can be measured. So if you think about it that way, it's kind of mind blowing, you go, okay, that whole, what do we have here? Is everything, if everything can be measured, then there should be 100% certainty on any question. So we always use the term data driven on theCUBE. And someone made a quote on Twitter, how can you be data driven if you're not data, if you don't understand the data? So that brings up a good point. Are people really ready in this digital business? So I like this digital business message, but where is it? Is it really super early? I mean, what's your take on this? Because it seems to be, what does my data say if we go completely instrumented business models? Well, if you think about it, we've been talking about marketing to a demographic of one now for a couple of years. It's still not there. I mean, we're all dealing, we've gone from lots of hard copy mail to lots of spam emails. So we're still doing the spray and pray method of marketing to people. And when I say we, I mean the world. And so the more personalized we can get, the better we'll be. The better experience for the consumer, less cost for the client, my client to have to do that to push up that information much better return rate. And so the business success for them is about how do I optimize to deal with you, where you are in the world, where you are in your life, something relevant to you right now.  So there's something relevant to you right now, whereas I just don't spray and pray and hope. So that's where you see the in memory or the in processor analytics to be killer. Sure. The other thing I see is it's real time data. I mean, whenever you're making copies of the data, there's always going to be some built in lag. And so if I want to deal with real time data, it's got to be on the system of record. It's got to be where the data is being created. People on average make 11 copies of their data. So from a security aspect, you've just opened up. I thought it was higher when you said that last time. Yeah, so it's like, you know, while on average, there are some. Yeah, yeah, right, right, right, right. But you're opening yourself up and you don't have to do that anymore. The encryption's big too. I mean, I think there's encryption thing. Can you expand more on that? Because with cloud and APIs and a notification economy that we're living in, the buzzword, I mean, people getting notifications via mobile. So you got always have an API based system. So how do you guys deal with that perimeter list like concepts? So we deal with it on the mobile device because as you know, we don't make mobile devices, but we provision them, we secure them, we connect them, we manage them. So our mobile first platform running on, you know, one of the different OS's that's out there, we've got partnership with Apple, we support others as well. It enables you to encrypt the data on the device and then the integration point in sending the encrypted data to the backend system allows you to do that end to end encryption. But we've got special technology, the latest and greatest encryption technology built into the Z13 that allows us to do encryption much faster and that really is a key as well. I was going to ask about the Apple.  How is that relationship going? Are they involved in here? Obviously the news about their watch leaking and all kinds of stuff, people are really obviously fascinated with Apple on the consumer side. But real enterprise commitment from Apple, how is that going? And what are clients telling you about that? It's a great partnership when you think about because we've got lots of good enterprise experience. We don't necessarily have as much of the consumer side. So building really great apps for enterprise users to connect to their backend systems to me is where all this comes together. Unique apps, unique apps. And just saying if I'm a pilot and I need to calculate how much fuel I need, if I'm a flight attendant and I want to rebook you in flight because I know this flight's been delayed, let's do the rebooking right here in the air instead of on the ground. There's a rush for the get on the queues or get on your phone to rebook something. You can do all that online. And so if I can enable the employees of these companies or insurance agents to be able to write policies on their iPad and connect to a backend system, that's the beauty, it's the marriage of the consumer side and the enterprise side coming together. And the developer outreach is through sort of normal Linux channels, no JS channels, open stack, right? So we'll talk about the developer outreach. What are you doing there? As you say, and as you just talked to where you've been, we're growing the next generation of developers and people who can run these machines. But to me it's about reaching the developers for sure. Having the latest technology, open technologies that you just mentioned, supporting all these open standards, open stack, no JS and all these things really give us the ability to say it's not just about cobalt apps, although it's still very important to our world economies. It's also about the new ones. Well, Catherine brought up the whole Java aspect of how efficient this box is not only with other technologies, but Java in particular. We're seeing a great performance leap in the Java performance. We continually delivered better and better Java performance, I would say 10 years ago, not so great nowadays flying. Tom, congratulations on a great announcement. I mean, I'm really impressed by the box. And again, we've seen this in the DevOps movement, abstracting away the performance hardware from software developers, but making it integrated and seamless is the trend. Final question, what is the coolest thing about this announcement that you like on this product? I think the fact that people are getting the connection between the new economy and what they're relying on to run their commerce today, that's a beautiful thing. All right, we're getting the hook here. I'd like to have you on as long as possible, Tom. Thanks for coming on theCUBE. We'll be right back live in New York City here at theCUBE. I'm John Furrier with Dave Vellante. We'll be right back after this short break.


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