I'm in the Satechi booth with Alan Jacobson and I was just talking to Alan about how when I'm doing an interview with someone it's a little difficult to get him to hold still when I shove the mic in their face like so they have a tendency to back up. So I said hey you know a friend of mine takes his backpack like this and he plops it right behind him to hold him still and right away Alan goes oh is that Chuck? That's Chuck. I was just talking to Chuck and yep he did that, that's a good tip for anybody who's making videos out there. That's a really good idea because he's like right now I'm very trapped I can't go anywhere. You feel kind of creeped out but that's okay. No it's alright. I told him he wouldn't get any trouble with Chuck but that was pretty funny. So since none of you guys would ever listen to Chuck's show we're going to do it all again. Don't get me in trouble with that. No no no Chuck's a great guy. Alright so Satechi what are you guys showcasing here today? So we've got a pretty wide variety of things so right now... Get this backpack out of your way. So basically our philosophy with all of our products that we have is having all of our products available in silver, gold, space grey and rose gold which of course complements the different accessories that are the MacBook Pro and the iPhone and the iPad. Great we love that. We love our stuff to match. Yeah exactly so aesthetically you can kind of be cohesive with accessories when you're getting them from Satechi so I guess I'll just go down the line here so we've got like an aluminum power strip. All these products are aluminum so this is our aluminum power strip so it has four outlets four USB ports. Oh that's beefy that's pretty nice. That's just a solid... It's so that you a lot of the times you're using a power strip to kind of charge USB devices anyway so this is perfect for you can have some additional ports at the bottom there just use those to charge your iPhone and then appliances or whatever else you need. Probably not your travel unit but for your home unit. Yeah definitely. Definitely something you want to keep at the home. Okay moving down here so we make in addition to accessories for the iPhone and MacBook we have some stands so right now we've got this USB headphone stand so this plugs from the headphone stand to the computer you can use this to plug your wired headphones in with a three and a half millimeter jack here and then you can plug peripherals in here as a USB cable organizer on the back and then yeah it's just a great place to store your headphones.  I basically wad mine up and throw them in a drawer and it's not that elegant. It seems nowadays people have a lot nicer headphones and they have like a very very style and form factor to them so speaking of the style and form factor these are actually our headphones but if you if you have that those nice stylish headphones why wouldn't you want to display them you know prominently so you can have those that's kind of like to accessorize your desk bed. So for the audio listeners he's holding a really beautiful pair of headphones nice squishy soft ear pads and the soft squishy over the head part and then beautiful silver cylinders on there I assume you can get them in rose gold to match your rose gold. You can in fact let me I can bring that over here. Those are adorable the foam is now white so they look like really cute ear muffs. Exactly yeah so can I get you to put them on? No I'm kidding. I don't mind. I don't mind. I'm rocking them. There you go.  All right perfect. That was gross I didn't even hear it when I said it. Yeah so these are we get a lot of compliments on these though the price point for these is $70 and we think that they are competitive with even headphones that are $100 more than that so. There's Bluetooth or USB? They are Bluetooth micro USB rechargeable and they also when the battery dies you can actually they include a three and a half millimeter cable that you can use you can use them as wired headphones even with the battery dead. That's a really good idea so you know you've got it if you need it. Yeah exactly. Latency is a problem in a specific application you just plug them in. Sure and in something like this and CES there's a lot of Bluetooth interference going on because so many people are using Bluetooth devices something like that would be a nice way to just kind of plug in and you're good to go with just a wired set of headphones so. It's right to be nice if you had a headphone jack on your iPhone but anyway moving on. No kidding. Keep your dongles with you. Yeah. All right what else we got here? Moving down the line we have another variation of the headphone stand this is just we call this the slim headphone stand because it doesn't have any of the frills just a nice elegant stand. All right I see another dock there I'm looking like in the looks of. Is this one right here or this one this one so this is our this is a nice this is actually building on one of the designs of one of our original products which was just a four port USB hub with that slant that the Apple keyboard you saw and you can see kind of like the beautiful cylinder and yep yep exactly exactly so this is a version that just has three USB 3.0 ports SD card slot and micro SD card slot so good place perfect nice all of your peripherals then coming over here we've got this is our new one of our newest products are smart charging stand so this takes an external power plug and if you open it you can see that it has all these adapters in here so this is a square like half the size of a clean Xbox and it looks like it might take a nap an Apple watch on top that we're not there yet I don't want to leave the witness so this is actually that it doesn't come with the Apple Watch charging cable but this is the Apple Watch adapter so if you thread the cable through here down through the base and store the cable inside there you can see there's an internal USB port oh nice and what that does is it lets you clean yeah exactly and you can store these adapters in here but you let's you if you like not to use these USB ports on the bottom it's just like no wires besides the external power to set your Apple Watch on there and you can have it in nightstand mode yes absolutely yes you can just have it draped over there and this also comes with an adapter for the Fitbit Blaze as well as smartphones and we recommend lightning smartphones but you could probably fit a micro USB charger in there too and it'll just stand up right there display either your smartphone Apple Watch or Fitbit Blaze all right I'm gonna start speeding you up but I want to I want to know what this is we've got a disc looks like a looks like a what do you call a coaster for your drink yeah well you probably wouldn't want to use that for it unless you spill water on it but this is yeah our wireless charging pad compatible with fast charge for Qi so any Qi compatible smartphone that you have known as Qi yes oh is that what a lot of people call it Qi okay well I'm no linguist I don't know well now I know so anyway so it's compatible with that format so you are able to charge any compatible smartphone with that and just real slim form factor unfortunately the iPhones don't have that but I think you can get cases that do Qi charging that you can and this is compatible with any any Qi charge compatible phone okay ooh a number keypad this is for Dorothy my friend Dorothy won't get a new keyboard because she has to have a number keypad well this is perfect because this is the same height same slope as the Apple keyboard this looks perfect next to it it lines right up it just it it's literally a continuation of it all right if she's good I'll get her one for Christmas next year don't quote me on that and then moving on down here this is just a nice handsome mouse pad it's not a track pad we get that question a lot but yes it's an eight-and-a-half by 11 track that right but this is about how big they are in the MacBook Pro now oh yeah they got pretty big yeah they're doing all sorts of crazy stuff with the MacBook and MacBook Pro which works out for us because we get to make some really cool stuff for it and then so yeah just a mouse pad over here you got a little stand for the MacBook so this is a laptop stand collapses so it fits really easily into any bag nice that's really clean really clean it's got some nice rubber on there things aren't slipping around exactly yep so just sets your MacBook or MacBook Pro or any laptop that you want to use then unfolds like this that's perfect all right well I think we can say with certainty that you've got one of everything here I'm gonna just kind of I'm gonna guess that this is a USB charge a little battery pack this is actually a type-c HD and SSD enclosure so you can put your SSD in here and have take advantage of the 10 gigabit per second actually would probably be the Thunderbolt transfer rate that you'd be getting was that right I think yeah because USB-C is a form factor but but Thunderbolt 3 is the what USB drives well type-c is actually double the transfer rate of USB 3.0 compared to compared to 3.0 you have to go look that up all right we'll have a bet about it later you're probably right but I like to argue so that's fun there you go all right you got you got one of those things the doctor chefs in your ear to see if you've got near infection that's exactly right or it also doubles as a vent mount so you can store this in your car's air vent put this in the back of your phone and then just place it as a vent just leave this in your car and then any time you need to mount your phone in your car magnet yes it's magnetic yes that's for a second it was G charging but that's a magnet okay that'll be a very small that's that's really thin I might actually stick one of those on my phone I'm pretty picky about what I'll stick on my phone and it actually that one has a sticker on it but there's actually one without a sticker that's a little bigger that kind of here I can actually pop this off here all right he's taking his phone phone case off oh you just put it inside the phone case oh I would totally do that it's like thinner than a credit card and a little piece of metal you stick it inside your case throw it just throw it in there and it doesn't scratch up the back of your phone I mean mine's just scratched up anyway I don't even keep a case of my phone so I'm all right very nice okay I want to do one more thing and I think the thing I don't know what it is is this cylinder here absolutely looks like I'm gonna go do some vaping or something with this what is that you are not the first person to say that today actually man I got no original material no I said it brings out the pink in your eyes I bet I was first with that yeah that you were I'll give you that one so this is our Bluetooth presenter this changes slides and has a laser pointer as well micro USB rechargeable obviously Bluetooth connection so this is just good hand feel it's really great for making presentations compatible with Mac Windows Android iOS and compatible with keynote and PowerPoint so wow just a good good thing to have in the bag if you're making a lot of presentations so we've only made it through about three quarters of this stuff here but I think you can basically say if you want an accessory to go with your Mac or your iPad or your iPhone that's gonna sit on your desk and look pretty or go with you and look pretty that you can get that from Satachi absolutely you absolutely can so yeah we make just everything you can think of for the for iOS for MacBook for iPads iPhones the new MacBook Pro we've got a new hub coming out later in quarter one so we'll be you want to see that we'll have to go check that out we'll check that out after we cut here but so what's the website we're gonna go to we're gonna be going to Satachi.net that's SATECHI.net great thank you very much thank you thanks Allison


Live from Las Vegas, Nevada, it's The Cube, covering Knowledge 15, brought to you by ServiceNow. Welcome to the events and I strike the sibling noise. I'm John Furrier, my co-host Dave Vellante, our next guest, Mike Sill, SVP of Global Steered Services at Becketon Dickinson. Welcome to The Cube. Thank you, great to be here. So we're here at ServiceNow's No15 event and all the talk about transformation, everything is a service, speaks to the whole cloud. So I gotta get your take on what's going on in the industry right now. Are people really building out these shared services, these cloud services? What is the trend? Is it more regroup, build out? How would you put all the action? Well, I think it's an interesting question. I would say that- First inning? First inning, yeah, second inning maybe. When you think about cloud services, all of us as individuals are using cloud services every day. I order from Amazon at least twice a day. Get deliveries twice a day. But beyond Amazon, almost everything you're using out on the web is already cloud-enabled cloud service. It's all cloud. Enterprise has been slow to adopt that. There's a variety of reasons, but slow no more is what's happening now. So I think that we're all getting comfortable as an enterprise using these things called clouds. And I think we're adopting as quickly as possible. So that's what's going on right now. Just a little background on your role and your organization. What do you guys do? And then we'll go into some questions. Okay. I'm actually the guy responsible for the shared service capability in the company at BD. Shared service is really a place where we collect up a lot of services that may have been done in many, many places around the company, kind of small groups of people. We tend to collect them up and put them in a single location so we can drive process efficiency and consistency. You could imagine a team of people all over the world trying to execute a certain process, but they're so dispersed around the world, it's very difficult to know what people are doing. So bringing it all together helps us kind of drive a process understanding, a process efficiency. You guys make medical equipment, right? We do make medical equipment. Talk a little bit more about your business because I've got a follow-up question. So we're about a 12 billion dollar medical equipment provider. We build our own, we manufacture our own. Bechton has been in business for 125 years, so they've been around a very long time. They just acquired the company that I came from called CareFusion. CareFusion was a spin-off of Cardinal Health. That was, again, about a 12 billion dollar transaction and it just closed about 30 days ago. So we're both in the medical device business and we're really interested in patient health and safety primarily. So people getting instrumented, the digitization of technologies. I mean, obviously we know more is law well, but there's all kinds of new software and mobile technologies coming into everyday, consumer businesses. How is that affecting your industry and how is the technology changing? And then consequently, what does that mean for service delivery? I think it's really interesting. I think when I look at our business, we are exactly the picture that I think Frank was talking about this morning in the opening dialogue. You guys saw that conversation really around beautiful outside building, but look what's inside. I don't know, maybe it wasn't Frank, but it was one of the guys. That was Frank. And so- All the cube inside. Exactly, I think our building is even a little bit nicer on the outside than that building, but inside we still are sort of in the stone age or at least in the 90s with how we're processing information, right? And so I think that the cloud and mobile and social is now allowing us to lift up some of these old email workflow paper processes into something that is more manageable and therefore, measurable and manageable, I guess is the way you put it, measurable and manageable. So for the first time, I think all the stars are starting to come together and our have come together. And now I think it's sort of safe to do this and very exciting to do this. So what's the mandate internally also? They don't say, hey, we're in stone age, they're saying, but they say, look, we gotta modernize. What's the mandate around modernization? Well, I think there's two mandates or maybe three mandates. One is just the scalability that we need to compete in the world. And what world are we in? We're in a very different world than we were, I would say even 10 years ago. You'd never heard of the Affordable Care Act or Obamacare. All the governments weren't being bankrupted by aging populations that require more healthcare. So we have to bend the curve. We have to bend the cost curve of healthcare is what we really must do as an industry. So we're bringing S-curves from other industries into our industry. And so that means that some of the same techniques that were used in high tech and companies like Amazon and others, as we mentioned before, we're trying to apply in our industry to get scale and to be able to compete and win. So there's really, it's no different than competing and winning, that's the fundamental. And I think that, like I said, the stars are all aligned right now. Maybe 10 years ago they weren't aligned. And that's a direct result of the Affordable Care Act, things like meaningful use, technology? All that's trying to bend the curve. That's what it's trying to do because governments are looking and going, whoa, we don't have this much money. And we used to because we didn't have as many people needing this much service. But as people age, we're all going to need unfortunately this much service. So the challenge to our industry is how do we bend that curve? The ones that can bend it the best, still delivering high quality care at a low price, right, are going to win. You talk about bending the curve because our health costs are increasing at a very rapid rate. Yeah, have certainly have been before the last two years. But the whole industry is responded as it should. And now it's really a who can do it best, right? So what's under the hood? So shared services, how to take us through being the life of the innovation strategy, collapse people together, invest dollars in new apps, in this term microservices that pop trend in Silicon Valley right now, around apps and mobile. So if you look at how services are existing today inside the company, there's a lot of paper, there's a lot of paper flowing around, even though we've collapsed things together, if you look at the process, there's a lot of steps in the process that are not really useful. And what we do as an organization, we actually have a couple of partner organizations, is first thing we do is collapse it where we can see it in one place. The second we do is map that process and try to understand, is every step here useful? Do we need all these steps? Examples can be as simple as just, why do we need that approval? It's 100% approved every time. Nobody's ever rejected it. Why keep it? And you say, well, how much can that cost? That approval may cost you 20, 30 cents per. If you do a million of those a year, it's real money, right? So bring in those processes together and then working to lean them out so that at the end of the day, we have a much more streamlined process. Go back to the Amazon conversation I talked before. Have you ever talked to anybody at Amazon? No. Have you ever bought anything at Amazon? Yes. Yeah, every day, right? We use both services, too. And you think, gosh, I've bought all these things at Amazon, you'll never call. In our business, we still touch probably 60% of the orders that come in for some reason. Why? I mean, Uber and Amazon are great examples of what it should look like, right? Exactly. That's the definition of a service. It's a service that has a provider, a requester, a manager, and approval. That's a bunch of automation in between. And a whole bunch of automation in the middle. And once you start that, you can just keep adding and adding and adding to that to get more and more sophisticated services. So what's the playbook? Consolidate, get that? Hiring new people? How about new talent, developers? It's really amazing. It seems like there's, when I look at my organization, I've got guys that are writing lotus notes that are just eating up, eating up service now. They're like going, yeah, we're waiting for somebody who could give us a platform that we can do something with. So they feel empowered, right? And then of course, all the young people, they just sort of come out of school like automatically knowing how to, well, yeah, if I wrote it, it worked like that. And it does. So there's not a whole lot of learning curve there, right? So we saw it this morning a little bit on that. It's not super complicated to build very effective services. And microservice is even faster, right? Two clicks. What's the future of IT to enable this? What you're basically pointing to is transfer the shift from old to new. Whether it's people, process, and money, whatever. But what's the enablement in IT? What specifically do you see as the key enablement? Technology, process, business? I think it's a combination. You know, I was going through a little list there trying to think about what are the big drivers for successful services? You have to have the stars aligned. You have to have a process understanding. So this end-to-end process, otherwise little point solution process don't yield very much, right? End-to-end is the thing that delivers something to the organization of value. In other words, if you think about a manufacturing line, you can have this beautifully streamlined manufacturing line except this one step in the middle that's broken, right? If that step is broken, no matter what you do to the rest of the steps, that's your constraint, that's your bottleneck unless you address it. No good. So end-to-end modeling is very important to understand and get the leverage and value, right? So it's operations management kind of philosophy. That's definitely one. Then in order to do that, you need to be able to really measure and manage that process. So you need some technology to do that effectively, especially at scale, right? And in third, I think the most important element that we should always walk away from on the services side is services about people. It's about people first. Machines don't need too much help. They already know how to talk to each other. It's really about people and getting back to, how can I build something that's going to help this person get what they need, right? And so we can't overlook that. It's not just about people. And the consumer aspects these days with elegance and user interface plays into it too. You talk about the people piece, right? That has to be a component. Yeah, I mean user experience is very critical. I think it's the reason one click to order again to Amazon is the deal. I love it, one click. So while we're walking through our organization, we're thinking user first, what's it going to feel like to use this? Because if people don't use it, it doesn't matter what you do. So what's your service now journey look like? You take us back to when you first started. Yeah, that's a long time ago. So I think I started just before Lutty started. No, it's just a little joke. So I was customer 27. I think I know that number. At least that's what they tell me. Customer 27, we were working at a company. I was CIO at a company called ResMed in town, a great company. And we were replacing our IT service desk. That was as simple as it was. And we met up with the service now guys locally. They were a local company. So it's almost like drinking the local beer. We said, you know what? We like these guys, they can surf. They know what they're doing. So let's look at their platform. Okay, we like that. Okay, we just decided to go with it. So it was not a big RFP. It was like, that looks right, we're doing it. And it was a really good decision. And sometimes you get really lucky with those kind of things. So we did. When I left there about five or six years later, I went to Carefusion. And of course, I was really using the full platform at that time. And that was like three years ago. Did you bring in, who is now, a new opportunity? Yes, we brought that straight across. And IT is a service. And it really changed our lives at Carefusion on the ITSM platform. We use it in the end today. They're using it, I would call it the ERP for IT. I literally would call it that. Was that a condition of your employment? Not a condition, but it was a fate of complete. Because I was sold already and we were doing that, right? So. You were used to it too. Yeah, and we had, you know, there's data. And you have data and it's working well. It's easy to just take it to the next step, right? So that's what we did there. And then now that BD's come in, now we're taking it to the next level up, which is going to be the shared service. We're hoping and praying we get that done. Okay, so BD was not a service now? They're not a service now, okay. Today, you know, we're working through all those pieces, but I'm an advocate. So single CMDB sounds great. Makes a lot of sense. But if you have a $12 billion organization, merger of a couple of large organizations, can you get there? It's a big challenge. It won't go there overnight, but I think eventually we will get there. And there's just a lot of value in that. There's a lot of value in a single. But so why, I talked to some customers and sometimes there's friction. And then maybe it's organizational, maybe it's politics, I don't know, but you describe that and how do you get through that? Well, a long time ago, because I've been in this business a long time, I talked about the OSI stack. And they know what the OSI stack is? Well, do we know? The OSI stack, right? But that's layer one through seven. I mean, you get to layer eight, nine and 10, you know, religion, money, politics, right? That's layer eight, nine and 10 on the stack. And so every new opportunity one goes to, one has to figure out layer eight, nine and 10. And so we'll make our way through that. I think that, again, data matters. And we have a lot of data at CureFusion, a lot of data. Let me talk about that for a second. Because I know data always gets on that, bit generous, come on, big data. Come on, big data, have the data to get the quantification to show the benefits, right? So data's been collected. So what are some of the data points that you acquire that you put under your wing, if you will, from your previous experiences in service management, most of the last months or so it's bad. Like, you know, for the folks out there that are looking at transforming. You're talking business impact, right? Yeah, just is it, well, is it, is it PKI's on the business side? I won't even get really sophisticated. I would just say that being able to show people at the executive table, what is IT doing for us? Don't even have to cost it perfectly. What's it doing for us to know? Just what are you doing for us? They're just being able to see what it is that we're doing. IT guys get that question. That's probably really important, right? The second thing is we've been using the demand module and the project module for a while. And the demand and project module allowed us to run a governance process that BD has adopted, which I thought was really exciting, right? Because they said, hey, well, you guys actually have something here where you're bringing it all together, power of one platform. We can see what everybody's doing. We can actually not have the left hand and the right hand fighting each other. So we're starting to move into that direction as well with BD. And that's the radar on what's going on. So you can see the skirmishes, if you will, or the goodness happening in the organization. Yeah, and we're talking about forward stuff. We're talking about we're gonna go and make some investments. I'm not going to use the word aligned. Are they all sort of in the same direction or some orthogonal? We shouldn't be doing those because we're not going to get anywhere. We're going to fight each other, right? So, and not even know it, perhaps, right? You're talking about demand and project. So we're going to have better visibility on what's going on. But companies in that business have always sort of marketed themselves as 360 degree view of the business or the project portfolio, demand management, get control of your project. What's different?  There's nothing easy about it. I think that when the technology is right in front of you and you can see somebody else doing it and then you acquire the somebody else doing it, makes it a lot easier to believe you could do it too, right? So I don't think it's no secret sauce. I just think that in this particular case, we have a good technology platform. It's straightforward to use it. And somebody that we just acquired is using it. So how hard can that be? You know, you guys do an app development inside of the platform? I wouldn't say we're doing a lot of app development. And we are beginning to do, I'll call it workflow development and in a small app development, but not in a big way yet. We're close. And that's our next big step. So something you want to do. Oh, we want to do it. We totally want to do it. And that's where we're trying to go. I mean, I have a lot of debate with people that talk about what is an app? You know, is a task an app? Or do you have to be, you know, because service now will deal with task like there's nothing to do. Is that a service or is it an app? Yeah, it's just, it's a task even. It's even smaller, right? So we're always wrapping around the axle a little bit on what exactly is the right nomenclature. But I think we're doing a lot of that, a lot of that, especially in the ITSM space. And I think we're going to do a whole bunch more when we get to the ESM side, which is right in front of us. How does that change the way in which you approach development, service development, app development, task development in terms of skill sets? Well, I think it, I don't know, I don't want to say it. I think it puts a bigger skill set emphasis on user experience and a lot less on the technology. The technology's available to build things quickly and to assemble things. But to get it aligned with how it's going to be used, that's the secret sauce. That's always the secret sauce. I go back to Steve Jobs, you know, talking about how wide can the iPhone be? Well, no wider than his thumb can reach, right? Or something like that. I think the technology side is helping us a lot with the skills, but the skills are shifting to soft, more soft on the, you know, sort of the UE side, almost the marketing side, almost the process side. And I think the technology's pretty directly available. And how does mobile fit into that? Hopefully it fits in great. I know I'm going to make some announcements here. I don't know what's coming from ServiceNow, but I'm hoping in the next year we get native instead of the HTML5. And I think that'll be really cool. And I think there's, I don't know what the word is on that on the street, but I don't have any insight, but that's what I think. Why does that appeal to you? Just so you can take advantage of it? It's all user experience, you know? It's user experience. It's hard to native it at, because you have a great functionality, but you miss one little interaction. Then it's non-native. Yeah. And it's so hard with the phone factor. Yes. But it's what everyone wants. I know it. I know it. We do too. You know, we're doing okay with HTML5, and we're all using, you know, parts of it today, but I think the ability to be native is going to make it even easier. It makes the buttons bigger and more, you know, the problem I have with web responses is sometimes the flex don't fit for me. That's right. So critical success factors. So the folks out there who have maybe gone with the competitor service now, and or have legacy, huge issue, legacy. How do you deal with that? Because you mentioned stacks, eight, nine, and 10 layers of the stack. That's a lot of the day in, money and also politics, religion and legacy. Technology, religion is what I was talking about. You know, I think it all starts and ends with, you know, are you trying to manage costs out of what you have today? Are you trying to deliver something for the future? Right? So where is that platform to evolve on?  You don't have the basic capability. There's no reason to try to, you know, sort of beat a dead horse. You know, so at some point you have to jump, right? And so I think finally the stars are aligned. I said earlier that, you know, service begins and ends with people, right? So you got to get the right team that's leaning in. The team being, you know, the people that you're counting on to build this vision and execute it for you, right? So you got to have a little bit of that. You got to have some top leadership. I'm going to talk about service now, not ITSM, but service. You got to have the top leadership of the company mentioning every chance they can, right? We're doing these services transformation and getting value from them and look what we're doing with it, right? So usually what happens in companies today, the guys that just did the new patented something or walking across the stage, the sales guys are, you know, making it rain and all this, and they get all these awards and stuff. You know, and the guys that are like grinding out in the trenches trying to come up with a few dollars of savings and be more efficient, they don't really get talked about too much, right? So having that CFO, that CEO, that whole leadership team, every time they're giving out the big awards, reach back and say, and it wouldn't be possible if we weren't transforming the services side of this business, creating the money to invest in these new technologies or these new go-to-market strategies. So really, really important for the hearts and minds of people who are grinding it out, right? And trying to transform what used to work fine for us, not so much anymore, right? So we're having to move our cheese a little bit. And then I think the last thing I'd say is, somebody said it earlier today, the single source of truth. A lot of the legacy stuff we're looking at and using don't have single source of truth, right? It's 6,000 SharePoint sites. They've promised that for you for decades. How can you make any sense of that, right? So I think single source of truth can't be understated. And then finally, what I like to think about in the services world is we want to shrink the distance between people and what they're doing. So think about the next nearest neighbor. I want everybody in my shared service team and everybody in the company to be thinking about what work is somebody handing me and how much friction is around that? What work am I handing somebody else? What friction is around that?  Just get the next nearest neighbor a little bit more efficient. First hop. First hop, first hop. There we go. And trust. And trust, right. And trust. Trust is good, I like people. Well, I really appreciate you spending time with us here in theCUBE. We have the final question, final word. Quickly share your performance metrics in the future. 10 years now down the road, what's your vision for the kind of data that we'll be gathering to show not only what IT's doing, what's next? So I will predict that in 10 years we won't have any IT metrics at all because we won't need them, right? We will be so good at providing services, right? They'll all be, I mean, how many metrics do you get from Amazon? None. They ever share with you? None. No, they ship it before you order it, right? The water comes in, out through the faucet, it works. So the answer is the data's going to be very valuable, but not to the customer, right? It's going to be inside and we're going to be doing things with data we've never dreamed of. So that's what I think. So the idea of metrics, you can forget about it. Outcomes. Outcomes. Business metrics. That's it. All right, Mike Seale, Senior Vice President, Global Shared Services with Becvon Dixon. This is theCUBE. Bringing the data sharing that with you. I'm John Furrier, Dave Vellanti. We'll be right back. Live in Las Vegas, service now, $115. Hashtag, no 15. This is theCUBE. We'll be right back after this short break.


Today we are opening more old school Yu-Gi-Oh blister packs. What's up guys? Today we're opening more old school blister packs and we also have nine first edition legacy of darkness that we will be opening. I'm pretty excited about this one before that. We have a giveaway. I'll be giving away these three cards.  Let me know your favorite card we pull in this opening. I'm ready to get into it. We have had these legacy of darkness packs available on ruxen34.com for a while and they haven't been bought, so I'm going to open them up myself. Hopefully I can pull something pretty good. We will see. There are still more if you guys do want some because I think I have like 40 more packs or something, but let's see if we can pull something good out of this one. Super rejuvenation. We have the Ota Hime. I haven't opened legacy of darkness in a while. Battery action is Samochi. And a royal oppression starting off with being oppressed. We've got a twin headed wolf. We've got the bubble crash about a king and the double snare. The devil's snare. Wait, okay. Next we're going to go into legacy of darkness. We're hoping for an eject of fairy lily, a tyrant dragon, Yamada dragon, anything awesome like that. There's also some good super heirs in the set. Let's just see what we can pull. Maybe we'll get something centered, which would be cool. We could grade it robo lady because I'm looking to send some stuff in a PSA. It's been a while. So we can have a video and because you know, it's just fun. Spirit Ryu. Spiritual energy settle machine. And a fatal abacus fatal abacus. We have not pulled anything so far. Emergency provisions and the illusory gentleman wearing old fashions. This gentleman is very fickle. He sometimes saves people and at other times commits crime. This reminds me of the for Vendetta. I don't know about you guys. All right. Next up, legacy of darkness. We still have, we have strike of neos. We have magicians force and first edition invasion of chaos. So hang around for those. It's going to be pretty epic. Hopefully we'll pull something crazy. Stamping destruction. We got a spring of rebirth. Throw stone unit. Super robo Yaru. Another royal oppression. We were pulling a lot of trappers, dragon dwelling in the cave, spirit invitation, twin headed wolf and Gradius's option. All right. Let's try this strike of neos blister pack. We do have three more of these on ruxan34.com. If you want to get them before I end up opening, because if you don't buy them, this is what's going to happen. I'm going to open him. So if you're interested, you know, get them now. We've got strike of neos first edition. Can we pull the air neos? That would be insane. Blister pack. You never know in blister packs. We've got the advanced ritual art. The umbral soul. Six samurai, Eureza. Char change of hero. Reflect your ray. Oh, is this it? We've pulled this like three times out of these pulling the rug. Emblem of the awakening grin tactician of dark world. So if samurai start men's side on the best, we actually have another one of these that we're supposed to open for Zach. So we're going to open that in this video too. Next legacy of darkness pack. Can we pull some fire here? We have a faint plan. Skull nine number two. Dragons rage. I mean, this is just a strange looking dragon. Is that the dragon dwelling in the cave? It just looks odd. It looks very like 2000 CGI. Ryukishin clown. And bottom was it's all traps. The illusory gentleman, a legendary ocean, Robiar and Wolf axe builder, so we're still looking for a good card out of there. Let's go on to the other strike of neos. This one's for Zach Kay. So let's see if we can pull him something good. I remembered in the middle of this opening that he said he wanted one open. So it'll be perfect to have another epic pack. We have strike of neos first edition. Let's see if he can get this air neos, because we are looking for it. We need something good. We've got the electric virus, destruction, cyclone, the flash bang. The lycanthrope. Let's do this. Six samurai, Nisashi got the radiant spirit. Sheen's castle of mist. Sage of stillness and what will be behind this lycanthrope. Spiral, it's finally not a trap card, but it's still a spiral serpent where dad gum at wear the foils. All right, legacy of darkness. It's time to do something. It's time to pull something, right? We've got to pull something. We've got to believe Super Robo lady. Troop dragon. Fanching mirror, patrician of darkness and another trap rare dragon manipulator, the secret of the bandit, hundred of seven weapons and lizard soldier. They're all traps. What is happening? We are going to open these very soon. I think we're going to do those maybe after one or two more legacy of darkness packs. All right, what can we pull here? Oh, we've got a heart of clear water. Omnis fortune telling, the mysterious guard, stamping destruction and again, the sin ring looking great on these right now. What will we pull? Finally, it's a regular rare. It's not a trap. Oh my goodness. These have been really bad. Combulsion of nature. That's like six straight rares. So let's see if we can finally pull something good because we're not doing so hot so far. I think the last few packs of these are going to be loaded possession, dark soul, possessed, dark soul, super rejuvenation. We got a fushinotori. Bad reaction to Samoshi. It's never good when that happens. Let's go like this. Let's save it. Well, we got to be getting hot right now. Right. It's got to be something good. Convulsion of nature. We've got the woodland sprite.  Bottomless, another trap rare. What in the world is happening right now? All right, we got to finish with these LOD. They have to have something because so far we're 0 for 7. That is not good. 0 for 7 on pulls. Glad these are mine and not somebody else's because I don't want somebody going over seven. We've got the spiritual energy settle machine. We've got the super robo lady. True dragon. The feng shing mirror. Look at your opponent's hands like discard one spirit monster, the graveyard. I never read this card. That card's terrible. I guess they're playing Yada. Maybe that could be OK, but they have to have a spirit in their hand. That's really bad. A ray of revealing light. Oh my gosh, Robo Yard, legendary ocean beacon, immediate and Wolf Hax. But how are these so bad? All right, legacy of darkness. Last pack of LOD. Will we actually get a foil? Will we go 0 for nine? If we go for nine, I don't know what I'm going to do. Right, kitchen clown. We got the heart of clear water. Omnisfortunetelling, the mysterious guard. And an optoclox. All right, we got to open more of these. I think I've got more. We're going to open more of these. This is too bad. This is terrible. We refuse to end on 0 for nine. Let's let's let's see what we can pull here. Just burning money here, opening these up. But we've got to pull something, right? We've got to pull something. We've got the serpentine princess spirit. Right, maybe we'll pull a secret injection fairly literally to break the street. That'd be nice. Spiritual energy, settle machine. Super Robo Lady and after genocide. Really? Is that just like rubbing it in? That just that just feels bad. Dragons gunfire. All right, we are now 10 in a row. Can we possibly get a foil here? This might turn into a legacy of darkness opening. It's a lot of legacy of darkness because we have not pulled anything. Petition of darkness. We got a faint plan. Skull nine, number two. Dragons rage. Exiled force. We finally got a super rare. Let's go. Wow, I picked the wrong packs. I just picked all the light packs somehow. Super rare. Centering is not that bad actually. Is that on the current?  Or maybe it's like a print. Is that a print dot? I think it is a print dot. That's kind of weird around on the border. All right, exiled force. I don't think this is a very expensive guard per se, but it's a foil. So I don't know if we can even end on that. I feel like we need an ultra rare, Lizard soldier. I'm kind of in deep at this point. So let's just keep going. Let's open more legacy of darkness.  We've still got Magician's Force, Invasion of Chaos. I want to pull something actually, you know, great though. We pulled exiled force, which is a good card, but we want something great. Frontier. Wiseman. Possessed Dark Soul and Warrior Returning Alive. Man, that centering is terrible. Okay, another rare. So we're one for 12 now. Is that what we are? You should get about three foils in 12. So we're obviously not doing that good.  I don't think everyone told me. So maybe they already got all pulled. Man, that's possible. I think it was like few foils. So there should be some still in here. Frontier, Wiseman. We got a possessed Dark Soul. Super Ejuve. The bad reaction to Samochee and Fatal Advocates. Come on. Bubble Crash. Maybe I was wrong. Maybe they did pull everything. We're going to find out though, because we're getting an ultra rare. If there's one in here, we're getting it. I've got a whole other untouched box. If we have to go there, we might go there. All right. We've got Bark of Dark Ruler. Feng Xingmere. Let me know in the comments. What do you want to see pulled? You know, that's actually, wait, is this card shifted? Is it, look at the text. The as and the controller and the opponent. They're all like touching the border. That's kind of interesting. A faint plan. Oh, and they're all shifted up. I didn't notice that. Look at this. The set number, the LOD-058 on the right. It's all shifted up into the thing. That's kind of weird. Oh, and another array of revealing light. Okay. These are like the worst Legacy of Darkness packs ever. Maybe they're all hiding these last four packs. Come on. Please. Please. Be in here. We've got the Bark of Dark Ruler. Winged Dominion. Burst Breath. Frontier Wiseman. Warrior Returning Alive. Okay. All right. This is fantastic. We just need Injection Fairy Lily to save the day. That's all we need. Here we go. Mysterious Guard. Stamping Destruction. Spring of Rebirth. Throestone Unit. And a second Cointoss. Where'd I graph for a Dragon-Dwelling in the Cave twin-headed wolf? Wow, this is like insane. Why does this feel like really skinny for some reason? Feels like they really jammed this pack in there compared to this one. Wait, let's see if I can show you guys. See this? There's like a whole extra room over here. That is weird. Let's save that one for the end. Let's go with this one. LOD, please give me something good. Stamping Destruction. Spring of Rebirth. Maharagi. Throestone Unit. The A4. I feel like we've seen the same rares over and over, Graywing and Nutrient Z. All right. Let's go. On to the next pack. Gotta believe. We've got Winged Dominion. Burst Breath. Frontier Wiseman. Possessed Dark Soul. Lesser Fiend. We've pulled every single pack. How is that possible? What just happened? All right, we have three packs. Whenever I opened with Leonhard, I tried to weigh these. I think these were like in the range, but we pulled a lot of foils. These probably don't have foils, but I'm gonna open these anyway. Just because I've always wondered if maybe these had foils, this LOD is kind of hard to scale, but we have honestly done really terrible. Maybe all the foils were already pulled there. Winged Dominion. Burst Breath. Other than the one we got. Frontier Wiseman. There was a super rare in there. That box was crazy. There were so many foils in that box. Fiend Skull Dragon. All right. We will take that. We will take that. We got a Spirit Invitation, Twin Head of Wolf, and Robotic Knight. Man, that is. This has been a weird opening for sure. Weird opening. Lots of LOD. We've opened like 24 packs at this point or something. All right, let's see. Let's see what we can get. We got a Spring of Rebirth. Throwstone. Super Roboyard. There's no way this one.  I'm pretty sure that box that opened with Leonhard had like four Ultras. It has like tons of supers. It had a secret in it. This is insane. Like, does this have one too? Wait. Okay. We got two supers now. Throwstone Unit. Roboyaru. Barka Duck Ruler. Fatal Advocates. Okay. We didn't pull one that time. That's so weird. All right. How are we getting an Ultra Rare? Let's go. Turn into a Legacy of Darkness Fest because we got to get an Ultra Rare here. We're opening more packs. Right now we've gotten three Super Rares. Which is not great out of how many packs we've opened. Troop Dragon. Fanching Mirror. Prodition of Darkness. Magic Reflect. We haven't seen that one. Dragon's Gunfire and Wingbeat of Giant Dragon. Can we pull something good? We've been opening for a while now and we have not really gotten too lucky. Bad reaction to Sumochi. We got the Robo Lady. Serpentine Princess. Spirit Raeyu. Shadow Tamer. Oh my goodness. We haven't seen that one either. I mean, we're actually getting different Rares at least now. All right. Heart of Clear Water. Omnis Fortune Telling. Serious Guard. Stamping Destruction. After Genocide, we are pulling Rares on Rares on Rares. Now we just need an Ultra or a Secret to save us because we have now opened a lot of packs. Let's see what's in this one. Spiritual Energy Settle Machine. We got the Super Robo Lady. Troop Dragon. Fanching Mirror. Tyrant Dragon! Let's go! The sintering is terrible and it has a little ding up there but we finally got an Ultra Rare. We're taking it. We're taking it. That's all we needed to see. We just needed to see an Ultra today. It has been rough. We finally hit one. Ooh, Tyrant Dragon. That's a pretty looking card. There we go, 2900. Can't quite beat Blue Eyes but he's still pretty cool. All right. The quest for an Ultra Rare is complete. We can finally move on to MFC and IOC. All right, let's start off with a third party Magician's Force Blister. After that absolute pain of LOD opening, made a mini comeback at the end. We did get three foils after that horrendous start but Tyrant Dragon's probably like the best Ultra you can pull or one of the best so that's not bad. Magician's Force. Woo, this one is seriously painful to open this one but we've got to go for that breaker, that dark paladin. What do you guys think? Think we can do it? I think we can do it. I mean, such bad LOD luck, we got to pull something good out of Magician's Force, right? I mean, I'll take it. I never actually pulled anything good out of First Edition Magician's Force. We, you saw the booster box. It was pretty rough. Autonomous Action Unit. We got the Cure You. Second Goblin. Formation Unit. By the way, we still do have places for the Magician's Force Box Break, First Edition. If you guys are interested, hit me up. Formation Unit. Great Phantom Thief Vampire Orchest. Old Vendictive is a very cool card and mass drivers, so. Okay, well, that didn't do so well. Final pack of the opening. Invasion of Chaos, First Edition. This one's going to hurt a little bit, but we're going to do it. Oh, that hurts a lot. Okay, can we pull? I know we did it already, but First Edition Black Luster Soldier, we're going to take that. That's not bad. Here we go. DMock would be good as well. I do not even own that one in PSA 10. So that would be a great pull. We've got the Tower of Babel. Very cool. Fin Rear. I've not opened much First Edition IOC. Crimson Ninja. We've got a pinch hopper. Let's go from the bomb. Let's go from the other side. Dojama Delta, okay. Let's just pretend like I didn't say anything like that. Terror King Salmon. Multiplication of Ants. Gigantus. Dimension Fusion First Edition. Let's go. That's a huge pull. That's actually a really good Ultra Rare. I thought we had one more card. I sort of ruined it, but Dimension Fusion. Let's go. That's an Ultra Rare. Okay, we had a little bit of luck in this opening. This is not a gradeable card. I mean, you look at it, the centering is terrible. A couple of dots on it, but just this card itself is very expensive just for being really good. So that is awesome. Check it out, DD Warrior Lady and DD Warrior on the artwork. That is such a good card. What an amazing pull. Yes. We pulled something good to end the video. And Pen Chopper, of course. Don't forget him. That was an awesome final pull. If you guys enjoyed the video, make sure to subscribe for more epic content. Shout out to CCU Trust Cards, Tom Fosho, Tomato Juice, Noah J, Hawaiian, Yu-Gi-Oh, Stanley, Mike Nance, Mimic, Gekko, Duelist, Kingdom Cards, and Spanky McFarlane. 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Go on super say it Hello Internet Welcome to top tier where this week we are going to rank every single animal crossing villager I am am Cole your host and today. I'm joined by the lovely Jordan and the lovely Andrew We have a lot of villagers to get through we're recording this the Monday before The new animal crossing game comes out. Mm-hmm so close. All right, so luckily this list has given us Them all by animal species so we can get all the lame birds out of the way yeah When we get to the koalas and the ostriches, it's just like s s s Yeah, let's get it started. We have golden honey the pinnacle of all existence s a b c d. I got it right this time Let's saboteur.  He looks like he'd be like super laid-back like rostafari, you know, no Man, I'm the bird man. I'm I'm culturally appropriating. I'm gonna go deep. Yeah. All right. I like this bird Yes, J. Yeah, I have J for AJ for AJ. All right. This bird looks like he's up to no good Yeah, what is that? Whoa, this bird is this is the girl from uh wind waker. Yeah.  All right, we have this uh It looks like a demon. He looks like he's possessed. I kind of like it.  I want to take a bite out of him. We did it. We got the bird's done All right squirrels Well, that one goes in s. Yeah, he's a superhero.  Yeah, I don't know.  This guy's another guy up to no good. He needs some ointment Now it goes. Yeah, probably. A. S. He looks very sultry. He does. This nerd. Blame. D. I like her. Reminds me of like Sandy Squirrel. Like, is this Bob Sandy?  He looks like a vampire squirrel. Oh my god. Oh my god. Is that his model? Oh my god.  I want to be that guy. I go S. This one looks like a raccoon. Hey, you can't trick me. Who do you think you are? You can't trick me. It's gonna be a recurring theme. Anyone who's up to no good. Yeah If they're plotting the bottom. If they're plotting my death. Yeah, there are not a lot of good pig characters in my opinion Not a fan. I'm not a fan. No This guy's Kind of cool. He looks like he wants to sell me something. He's selling something, but he's also in a marching band. Oh, that's true. He looks like Port from ruby I like his mustache. This reminds me of Peppa Pig. Oh, that's here. That makes it pretty good. Yeah We got a mess pig. She's got some good gossip. She got some good gossip. She makes me think of miss Piggy. Yeah Yeah, she does. She's average. She looks like she tries her best. Yeah, but she's got a bad haircut. She's got a bad hair. No, just I would never want to meet that in an alley. I don't like the small eye characters.  She's a little cuter.   Whoa S I'm just thinking of the meme. Who is she? This guy doesn't have the same kind of icon as everyone else. I don't know anything about him. I don't either D I don't like what I don't know. All right, we're making Well I don't have time in my village for this much worry That's true. Yeah, and no dead people That's the that's the whoa. Yeah. No. Thank you. His name is stitches. I think he's like the frankenstein one This next one's tami. Is tami. What's her deal? She's got gossip player and B She's got gossip. Yeah, his name is Vladimir and he's pink. I feel like he's cursed. He's cursed. No curses Now this guy rules. That's he's pretty cool. That's pretty good. This is a this guy's a weave so I can relate. Yeah Is A His name is Caesar. He just hasn't he says he's in a though. He's lying to us. He's lying. You know what? I like the gumption. We like superheroes. Yes. Yes. You can put them next week. Yeah, we have two and four Uh, this one has a weird mustache. I think it's lipstick. Oh, yeah, it's still in D. Her name's alley short for Alligator It looks like the dragon from dragon ball z shenron. Okay, that's good shenron gets a c She's got some gossip. Yeah, she does. She's got she's got I like those. All right koalas all koalas s Yes, push them definitely this guy. He's way I don't know. He might be golden honey. Do we want to put all koalas because look at these two? Uh They can go to as low as b that's sydney. That's the capital of australia It's not but yeah, this is yuka eucalyptus. Oh, hell yeah, girl It's high on the yuka eucalyptus Apollo s tier. Apollo is s tier. Yep. Why are there robot ones? They're trying to blend into society This one's like trying to be a parrot. Yeah, but you're not. Yeah, you can't let her be there Nice try this guy. I like him. This guy is a parrot. I like him. His name is keaton A keaton a and eaters all s. This is definitely starting to skew our list.  I don't like that one. She's got gossips Sassy These two are gossiping. Oh, look they have the same kind of shirt. They're definitely at like coffee shops. Hi Yeah, why are you putting so high? Hi because he's got so high He's got a flame shirt though. He looks guy fury. You don't have a lot of bulls I can only judge them by their cover. Yeah, but see just all of them and see dump them all in see Yeah, I don't like these mice. Can we make a separate tier for mice the mice? Yeah, there we go That's our extra.  Yeah, I'm gonna debate for him to be golden honey later Uh-oh kabuki s kabuki's s. Yeah, he's a grumpy kabuki cat. I love him. Oh, this guy What number is he? He's one put him up by the over there by midnight. Remember he was number one Oh, wait, how'd you get out of how'd you get another mice? Yeah? Oh, no nice try mice try She's got gossip. She's got gossipy small eyes. I don't trust you Who are you?   Hey, hey, wow He's got a lot going on. He's trying. He looks like uh, it looks like the bus cat It looks like he's got gossip, but doesn't want to share it. Why do they both got bb shirts? And we got buck The buck stops here I also don't trust horses. Yeah, the real-life animals don't trust him Yeah, there we go. I mean grip all the zealots together except for gammon. Which number is she? She's number seven, which is weird because there's no five or six like that old prank where it's like you release his pigs One two and four Actually happen to my high school. Really? Yeah, this guy's kind of cool. I like him It looks like in the negative space his mouth is just wide open Oh This guy is clay And I have no other information. That's kind of cool if he's made out of clay some sort of golem Yeah, small eyes d but I love this guy.  Yeah Goods.  Yeah, they're all mamas Where did the dad is one of them is kit? She was first girlfriend. Yeah every day just go and give her gifts Did she ever acknowledge you? Yeah, she gave me letters Did she talk about how it was difficult raising a child on her own and she wishes she had help I'd give her like oranges every day. Yeah, I like the ideas of kangaroos But the more I'm looking at them the more average they look out. He doesn't have a kid He's a unique kangaroo, which I think pushes him up to be definitely. Yeah We haven't even gotten to rabbit yet. We haven't gotten to rabbits. We haven't gotten to actual bears There's so many this one kind of looks stressed out. Uh, I will say I had ebburt in my first animal crossing village He was like, yeah, he was like the one who was like, I had to go check on him a lot because I knew he was probably stressing out about something So I he didn't have it easy You didn't help him out. I tried I sent him oranges every day elephants elephant. I like Yeah, there you go. There we go. We got the team. We've assembled the teams assembled Yeah, he's like welcome to my town. I don't like how this one's staring straight at me. Put it in D. Yeah Don't ever look at me again. And then I want to put her she's made of porcelain and she's an elephant. That's cool I like themed villagers. We got pilot mummy girl and then there's bob kooky bob Bob's the bomb which is great. The best theme of all.  We don't know. Put him in C. Be one dimensional. This is unis. I had her in my village I think she's s2. She reminds me of mrs. Dumpfire. This one's name is muffy, which is a horrible name Yeah, that's one going to my mice mice no clowns. No clowns in my neighborhood Wendy Wendy I think this is Bruce Bruce.  They're so funny. They're so fake. They're kind of looking a little clowny. I don't like it Does she have gossip? That's what we got. She looks like she got goss. She's like doing this.  Yeah This guy kind of looks like a reindeer. I like him interesting. Is this Eric? I think this is Eric. We know a good Eric. You know some bad Eric's too We're probably talking about the same Eric.  That's a good name. I had Bianca in my village.  This guy's the only like actual tiger. He looks like Garfield. His name is Rowan, but he looks like Oh, he does look. I was gonna say he looks like Tony the tiger and then you ruined it dogs Yeah, kind of got some weird eyes. This is biscuit. Never mind. Cute name. This biscuit I love biscuit. Biscuit is like one of the sweetest. I had biscuit in my town. I liked him This guy's got worry written all over his face. He's like So we got I love this mummy.  We can't okay mummy cat. We can't have mummy dog. I understand. They fight each other. Who is this? I don't know.  This guy's name is chef. He's got me I like him. He's a shepherd dog. Yeah, I thought he was just weird. That's a good dog What do we feel about this? That's a cool stash. Dad bear. His name is beard out Hey I love the straightest face I've ever seen Be this guy's very angry.  She just wants a hug. Yeah. Yes. I would hug you Hippos. I definitely don't like this guy. No, sorry hippos. You're not rhinos.   Yeah, b c Whoa a little egghead over here Nerd jocks only This is the kid I always wanted to be I'm just bullying the nerds. I like the tomato one tomatoes are cool s or a for me A as s these ducks have good haircuts. They do. These ducks have very good. She looks sassy, too Put her in b. She's got big eyes, but what is she doing with him? He looks tired.  Yeah, that's pretty cool, but he's a jock though. Yeah Oh, I'm sorry. I forgot nerds only I like most goats except for this one. Yeah, but it's because it's got glasses. You're immediately. What are you saying? I like this guy. He's like, oh, I'm so tired. He's like, I'm just wandering around What's her name? That's a cool name though. Yeah, see All ostriches are s. They're pretty cool s. I think maybe him be do we want All right. Oh, hey, I got all ostriches in a fine I will say the flamingo and peacock. This is graveston. Grants. That's a great as in brian cranson Say my name is that a flamingo? This is a flamingo s pretty cool And he goes in s s I mean, I would even be willing to say he's like golden honey contention. No, I would fight you on that to the death What Coco? It's Coco. This is Coco. Yeah, she's she's the one. This is awesome I love her s because s I want to take a bite out of her, but also I'm like she frightens my dreams Uh, I'm I'm getting clown vibes Is that an eyebrow? Like a oh a chunk of hair. I don't like it. I love this I'm just getting mr. Popo vibes. Look at this guy. This guy's name is guest on I had him in my original one. I like a son. He's kind of mean He was a mean villager. He would be higher if he wasn't so mean for me I love this one reminds me of genji my favorite overwatch character a a yeah, what is going on?  This is mera. Is she like a sailor scout? Oh, is that what she's doing? Yeah, put her nest here. I like him too. This is snake.  I really there's look at this guy Look at that second guy with a little mustache. Oh, I like him. He's got to be the highest ranking. Yeah I would put him in a I'm getting caring vibes Some of these frogs look like if I touch them I would get sick like that one this one's sweet This is a very good frog. This one looks like just look like kappas.  He's doing very good. I appreciate the uh, I hope he stays in his house. Yeah Well, if not, he's got a little mask.  I don't know. Why is this open? Close close your steam close your steam coal. Oh, I like this guy. I don't his name is wart jr What is what does wart senior look like?  No, I've not either I like this one. He's a jock. No jocks nerds only Don't like him. She's a clown. Yeah, get out of here clown. This guy's like He's the cool guy. He's like the font. A is the font.  All right last last section is rhinos Oh, I had this guy.  The next one is the cake one Yeah, she looks like a little cake. Yeah, that's oh All right, we did it. We All of them. Jesus Christ. It's almost lunch time. Now we have to do the golden honey. Oh, right Bro, you get a bob. It's an onka for me. I think alice. Look how cute.  Is she gonna cut my hair without me knowing? Yeah, all right fine You came up very quickly. He wants lunch. I will fight for onka Really two out of one, but Bob Bob's great. Bob's good. Bob's great, but onka's great. If it's two against one then bob gets top at top of this tier Look at her. Praise her. Praise onka. I will share this uh list with everyone.  We did every animal crossing village here I want to play the game. Maybe by the time you guys see it. We'll already be playing animal crossing I can only hope right. Bye. Bye Hey there, thanks for checking out the video Uh while you're here go ahead and like comment and subscribe Let us know what other kind of tier lists you would want to see what other shows games anything anime related at all Uh, if you want to see more great content like that head on over to roosterteeth.com You can make them a first member. We have a ton more to see


Dear friends, daily press is familiar to me, but today it was familiar to me, it is familiar to me, but today, after seven years, it looks like where I am, I am not able to understand. I am not able to understand because I still feel that I am there in this notorious undersell.  I am not able to adjust to the surroundings. I only looked at the walls, closed walls for all the seven years, and earlier I was there in the same cell for 17 months, altogether more than eight and a half years since the case was instituted ten years ago, eight and a half years I was in the same cell. Perhaps the entire world knew the case was a fabricated case even ten years before, but there was no relief. There was no relief even after a higher judiciary acquitted me, discharged me. It was like a Agni Pariksha, seetha faced. We had to go through twice, mythological seetha faced once, but we had to face twice the same Agni Pariksha, test with fire. But today I am in front of you, my dear friends of the press. After passing through the test, two tests of fire, test with fire, but unfortunately as accused it was not only the test of fire, Agni Pariksha for us as accused in this case, so called accused in this case, it became Agni Pariksha for the higher judiciary itself in this case. One judgment of higher judiciary acquitting us was not enough. The higher judiciary itself is tested, not just us, but we came out successfully from this test, and higher judiciary also came out successfully to deliver justice, though justice delayed. There is an old age, justice delayed is justice denied. Today we are happy, perhaps happy with tears in our eyes, not just because we are happy, but it was not only test for us, but it became a test for the higher judiciary. You cannot pronounce judgment acquitting these people once, you will be tested again. Perhaps higher judiciary also passes the Agni Pariksha. I mean after these two tests that we passed successfully, the only institution that left out to be relied on for democracy for the people, the judiciary is also being tested now. Perhaps after this the judiciary and we, the accused punished during the process, process itself, process of law itself is the biggest punishment. It should not be actually in a democracy.  I am not in a position to speak. I am not in fact in a position to sit. I am sitting before you with tearing pains, shooting pains in my body. So I will be very short, I will say only a few words. First thing that I wanted to say is I thank the press, particularly daily press and all India press for being supportive to me and to my family all through these 10 years. Maybe a section of press was not very happy to support, but a large section of Indian press media supported to us. This even I could understand from within my small prison cell that there is hope in this country that the press is supporting the truth and facts, not JN Saibaba. If JN Saibaba stands for truth and facts, yes, truth and fact is supported by a larger section of media. That is a great hope for me. Inside the dystopian prison cell and my family survived with hope because of you. I wanted to thank that is precisely the reason, precisely the reason why I came instead of going to a hospital to the doctors, first I chose to come before you because you supported the truth and facts and you published in support of the truth and facts. And today judiciary also stood firmly at least in my case and hopefully on many other cases and on everywhere to give justice and stood for the kind of justice and that is another hope that we have today in front of us. Along with this, I profusely thank you for being supported to my family and you have not left my family alone when my family is stigmatized calling me a terrorist, not only me being behind the prison bars, but my entire family was stigmatized. My family could sustain and could stand up because of your support. I thank you and I also wanted to thank you through you, my lawyers, relentless struggles of my lawyers to establish the fact and achieve justice. Lawyers from Delhi, lawyers from Mumbai, lawyers from Nagpur all work together. It was also a big test for them and it was a relentless struggle. You know the lawyers, I will not take all the names, it will be very difficult to take the large team of lawyers who stood with us to bring justice to us. Perhaps it has become a case, a bigger case, biggest case in the country, biggest political case in this country where the prosecution wanted to suppress by using all kinds of illegal immoral means and it was a long struggle for the lawyers. I especially thank two lawyers, though it's a very long list of names, a senior advocate of Mumbai High Court, Subodh Dharamadikari stood up and said that, I will fight this case without taking one rupee, pro bono, he's a very aged and senior most lawyer in Mumbai High Court and when the first trial came, he was not well, he was hospitalized, but from the hospital he came and argued. When the second time he was also tested, he again came, though bedridden and argued before the judges and I thank him. Another lawyer, very interestingly, who defended me during the trial court, today he is behind the bars, it is Surinder Gardling, he is in Algar Prashat case, languishing behind the bars only for one reason, he stood for me, he argued most effectively in the sessions court during the trial, of course with all his skills, a human rights lawyer of 35 years of experience, he presented before the court in such a way that there was nothing in the case, of course, lawyers, human rights lawyer Surinder Gardling did not fail, it is a session court which we fail, gave a judgment against the law of the land and during the trial certain police officers appeared and threatened my lawyer Surinder Gardling, after Saibaba we will see you and Saibaba got conviction and within months of conviction Surinder Gardling was arrested in another fabricated case and more than 5 years is languishing, he is a imminent lawyer and human rights lawyer who also did pro bono for poor Adivasis and Dalits and other poor sections, thousands of cases he won for the people, Surinder Gardling is today I am very sad that even before, even speaking in front of you that my lawyer most effective who is the human face of law of this country, one of the human faces he is languishing in a jail and I wanted to tell you that my story of suffering I wanted to share my story of 10 years of suffering just before that two more things I wanted to say before I come to the kind of suffering that I have gone through, today Surinder Gardling my lawyer who defended me is facing the same problem that I have been facing in 10 years, he has developed a serious heart condition, he is in Taloja Jail has developed a serious heart condition, he also recently started falling unconscious like me 8 and of years I was falling unconscious in the under cell of Nagpur central prison, recently the medicines were denied to Surinder Gardling, the life saving drugs prescribed by the government hospital the life saving drugs are denied, when the family sent the drugs, life saving medicines it is denied, when the family sent by speed post again the medicines it was sent, the medicine was missing and letters were returned, same thing that happened with me when I to prevent falling unconscious I used to get one tablet in the prison the last 7 years, Vettigo tablet syncope to control syncope, that very tablet is denied to lawyer Surinder Gardling the human rights lawyer Surinder Gardling today, you fall unconscious but you cannot take this medicine the simple tablet of Vettigo everybody knows and facing with this kind of situation recently lawyer Surinder Gardling filed a case attempt to murder him against the prison authorities of Toloja prison, central prison perhaps you check with the court, high court there, it is attempt to murder case he filed, why he simply denied medicines, a case under section 307 is filed by him from the jail against the prison authorities who are denying him life saving drugs, this is I mean I am remembering this in front of you because this all happened to me still I survived I don't know how I survived myself perhaps only with the hope that I can come back one day and I work for the same people who I have been working with all my friends and comrades who have been working with me today standing with me even after 10 years of the suffering and another thing that I wanted to say one of the co-accused in my case whom I never knew he never knew me before the case before conviction we came to know each other only when we are bundled together into one cell after conviction was given and ordered to that person today who died in custody of a simple fever how could he die in today's modern with modern medicine available die of a fever and interestingly the first question he asked me why the question he asked me on 7th March 2017 when we were brought together and bundled together into one cell what what do you what is the meaning of judgment what happened to us he did not know what is law what is case what is court nothing as you have designated most primitive tribes of the country he belonged to that most primitive tribe he never knew any city any I think he never went out of his village from culturally he died in front of my eyes despite many reminders he was not taken to the hospital till the last moment where he was bleeding profusely from eyes and urine through in the in urine and about to die in a few minutes he was taken to the hospital after prisoners raised their voice and he was killed it was this is a state murder you can't say that he's just died of swine flu or fever we don't know because till the last minute there was no blood report on the swine flu only after death it was declared he died of swine flu we don't know what he died of really my sufferings you perhaps would know but as a human rights activist all through my life I have taken the sufferings of all the poor people as my own suffering and when I'm thrown into the jail the people have taken my sufferings as their own sufferings it's a reversal of the process that happened as a human rights activist I was to take the sufferings overwhelmed by the people as my sufferings but it is the people who were there was no accessibility within that say under cells one cell of wheelchair wheelchair could not go to the toilet there was no separate toilet one hole was there but here the wheelchair could not reach there was an obstacle two adivasi boys in my case first fardona rote and later on the rest they literally carried me to the toilet see every time lifting and to give a bath also I can't come out of the cell because there are obstacles in my wheelchair they have to lift again I can't go to mulakat place without being lifted again how many times they give this voice can lift me I can't go to online mulakat without being lifted by two people I can't go to the prison hospital without being lifted there is not a simple ramp this is the kind of accessibility condition in that prison but apart from that accessibility I could not even go and fit a glass of water the wheelchair doesn't move within the cell and how long how many years one can stay like that with life and as a result of this as a person who went inside the jail was posted into the into the jail without any health problem except my childhood polio effect effect I had no other disease today I am in front of you though alive but each and every organ failing failing me I simply tell you in one minute the kind of things that I have facing today my heart is today is what functioning with 55 capacity I acquired I don't know how which is called HCM hyphotropic cardiomyopathy in a severe condition and the left part of the heart is solely functioning with 55 percent and doctors say if it drops in a few points by the the percentage of function drops by few points you will not survive and I been facing syncope attacks I fall unconscious these episodes are repeating but never I have been given a treatment to for this only they conducted some tests but never any treatment they gave me only painkillers painkillers four five six types of painkillers and you know on March sorry May 9th 2014 when I was arrested the police dragged me with my left hand I cannot raise my left hand today you can see it is swollen even after 10 years when I came here Kamrat Raja the first question was why even is your left hand swollen he saw you can see that you know five muscles and the entire nervous system was broken because I was mishandled and dragged while being in the police custody soon after the arrest carried away from Delhi to Nagpur by flight and from there to Ahiri by car with 2000 commandos following in a queue and during that process my hand they dragged and the entire narrow system was broken from neck which collects to the brain to the shoulder no treatment was given it was swollen like this for nine months I suffered during undertale period and after nine months when I was taken there to the hospital it is too delayed we cannot revive the nervous system and muscles long that was a doctor's response a government of doctors and when I was given bail out the treatment was going on here and the doctors planned for surgery and I got the conviction and like once again I was hurled into the back into the same cell and since then I've been suffering with pain shooting pain in my left hand to the left leg my phone you affected left leg I have muscle I have acquired muscle spasms spasmatic attacks paralyzing me doctor doesn't come I was I would not take be taken to the doctor hospital just across the undersell also you suffer that's why I compared myself with Sita my theological Sita I am being suspected Lord Rama suspected Sita like then I have because of the food that I could not eat or could eat gallbladder required gathered stones and sunken then I eat affected pancreas now I am suffering from gallbladder stones and acute chronic prank here prank here it is I can't digest food I can't eat and then in one MRI they found that there is a cyst in the brain in my brain and in another scanning they found that there are cysts in my kidneys they were nothing I was going annual medical checkup all those years before my arrest I had nothing I was healthy I never used to take even one tablet if there is a headache or something my wife used to give some herb never took any tablet so the doctors prescribed several things government doctors whole term monitoring of heart should be conducted this was prescribed four years ago till today that whole term monitoring of heart is not conducted another doctor prescribed sleep apnea test saying that you have acquired abstract to sleep apnea you cannot sleep properly and the test is not that in seven years it was prescribed seven years ago till today the test was not conducted can I have some water another doctor prescribed surgical repair of nerves and muscles to stop at least the pain and improve the functionality of my hand it is not being done it is not even planned not even discussed about there are other tests not done why the most criminal gangs who gangsters who live in the same prison they get priority treatment in even in private hospital with lakhs of rupees spent of course all the poor people the jail is filled with SCs STs OBCs minorities they never get any treatment perhaps I am among us them that's why I did not also get or perhaps they consider me that I'm the biggest terrorist in the world because of that I didn't get even the medicines that are sent by Vasanta it was very difficult to reach initially you never used to be given after my hunger strike for 10 days which went around to the all the departments of the governments and union then they started giving the medicines when whenever she sent she sent regularly but after 10 days after 15 days you go without medicine for your heart within 10 days even the medicine those medicines which are sent by your family and it is it was happening to a person who has support from you the media it was happening of course you have focused about all these issues but still they could do it because the word from within jail will not come out that has their confidence I wanted to share one emotional as a human being point with you finally this is the last point I wanted to mention because I am feeling very tired after seven years of continuous imprisonment and the last three days of struggle to come out my mother passed away while being in prison and first August 2020 being a disabled child from since childhood my mother brought me up with great care she took me in her arms to the school my child should get education that is the only goal for her when she died I was not allowed to see before her death I was denied parole to go and see her after death I was denied to attend her funeral and after funeral proposed funeral function of rights I was denied parole by the authorities prison authorities prison department government and courts who is the criminal accused in this country who are denied for this kind of rights is there anyone if I am teaching in Delhi university today or I was teaching 10 years ago till 10 years ago it was my mother's dream who is a illiterate village woman today you can see and as a human rights activist I could see all women across the country the poorest of the poor adivasi women the lead women they only desire only one thing my child should get education we will not get land we will not get anything we know but we want our child to get education it was the same dream my mother had was there any necessity that I never deserved to serve my mother at last days she died because of only one thing because I was implicated in this case and incarcerated without any facts and she asked and asked till the last moment she asked that she wanted to see me that is the only desire she had see the state is there to serve the people the state should not be there to punish the people and crush the humanity humanity needed state at one point in the history of development of human species to serve them to organize them the into your society to have a kind of a society where there are no problems and of course the state become in the course of time the brutal oppressor itself the brutal oppression should have the state is formed by a contractor of people to stop disorder anarchy and the state became the anarchy itself now it is crushing humanity brutally you see the crowded prison where I was I came for him it was a prison for 1500 people to say how many people there are 300 3200 people in the place of 1500 and they are struggling and fighting with each other like dogs for sitting place sleeping place for water no facilities are there there was no space even for to sit and sleep six feet is not there for each prisoner to sleep so for fire place to sleep they fight like dogs this is the kind of you know in humanity this is the humanity for the entire country not for the prisoners who are fighting like dogs subhuman conditions in human conditions I'm sorry I became emotional before you but you are my brothers and you help my family you become part of my family that's why I shared all this with you thank you very much


What is speaking in tongues? What is actually happening when you're exercising this powerful spiritual gift? Why does it strengthen your spirit so effectively? Well, as a believer, you have a deep connection with God. 1 Corinthians 2-10-12 says this, but it was to us that God revealed these things by His Spirit. For His Spirit searches out everything and shows us God's deep secrets. No one can know a person's thoughts except that person's own spirit. And no one can know God's thoughts except God's own spirit. And we have received God's spirit, not the world spirit, so we can know the wonderful things God has freely given us. On a 24-7 basis, whether you're aware of it or not, your spirit is fellowshipping with God's Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit, who knows God perfectly, communicates with your spirit. Now, consider these three realities. Number one, the Holy Spirit prays for you. Romans 8-26 says, And the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness. For example, we don't know what God wants us to pray for, but the Holy Spirit prays for us with groanings that cannot be expressed in words. Now, that verse is not directly referencing the gift of speaking in tongues, but it is connected. Number two, your spirit is one with the Holy Spirit. 1 Corinthians 6-17 says, But the person who is joined to the Lord is one spirit with him. Your spirit is one with the Holy Spirit. So whatever he prays, your spirit prays. Number three, when you pray in tongues, your spirit is praying. 1 Corinthians chapter 14 verse 14 says, For if I pray in tongues, my spirit is praying. So if my spirit prays with the Holy Spirit prays, and if my spirit prays when I speak in tongues, then that means that when I pray in tongues, the Holy Spirit is praying for me through me. The surrendered syllables and sounds that are released when I pray in tongues carry upon them the Holy Spirit's very own intentions and meanings. When you pray in tongues, you declare aloud in the natural realm that which the Holy Spirit groans in the spiritual realm. When you pray in tongues, you pray perfect prayers crafted by the Holy Spirit himself. You pray with his power according to his will, surrendered to his leading. The Holy Spirit wants to pray aloud for you. And when you pray in tongues, you give him that voice. I'm David Diga Hernandez and that is your moment of truth. For more free teachings like this, make sure you're signed up to my email list so that I can send you weekly emails with content that will help you to grow spiritually. Go to davidhernandezministries.com. Thank you for watching EncounterTV. Don't forget to subscribe and click the notification bell. Also, help us spread the gospel of Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. Make a one-time donation or become a monthly supporter by clicking on the donate link now.