Hello everyone, welcome to the SiliconANGLE studios of theCUBE here in Palo Alto. I'm John Furrier, your host. We are in studio for a conversation with David Eckeroi who's the CEO of Cision. Formerly with Oracle Marketing Cloud, recently took the job as CEO of Cision. Congratulations. Thanks, John. Great to see you. Thanks for coming in on the holidays, kind of winding down the year. What a year it's been. Trump's meeting with tech leaders, having them kiss the ring, get the trillion dollars offshore on site. Advertising is upside down. Data's the hottest thing on the planet. You're in the center of the action. Certainly at Oracle, we had multiple conversations, but now you're leading a company. Yeah, so Kevin Eckeroi leaving Oracle Marketing Cloud around Cision. That's way down the chart in all this change, right? No big deal. Well, as you know, we're always out front of the trends, but the marketing concepts have been around in businesses in the centuries since business was around. But now with data, as we talk, this is changing. So the biggest trend that we see happening is that marketing isn't just a marketing thing. It's a company-wide data opportunity. So it's certainly changing a lot of the game. And I know we've talked about that. So what's the change? Why did you decide to take the CEO opportunity at Cision? Was the company, what attracted you to these guys? Yeah, thanks for asking. And good to be here, by the way. I've been here with you fair amount. This is the first time I'm not wearing my Oracle Marketing Cloud uniform. So good to be seeing you in a second uniform, right? How does the blue and orange Cision uniform look, John?   Well, you've got to grow. You're now the executive. Everything stops with you. Well, and just to be really clear, because I know that my name with you guys, especially, has been synonymous with the Oracle Marketing Cloud. I started it. I did all the acquisitions. I grew it, you know, as kind of my baby. I didn't leave because there was anything wrong.  I think they've built the right mousetrap. You know, as you've heard me, they didn't start from CRM and go backward. They didn't start from the website and go out. They started with data, right? DataLogix, CrossWise, AddThis, the first big DMP in data marketplace. I think their data-driven strategies are going to continue to see them just absolutely survive after me. And I sure hope so, because that's why I'm here. Well, they're set up to win. I mean, the integrations are always a challenge. And I think our last interview at the Modern Marketing Experience great show, we talked about that specific thing where you want to be vertically specialized, but yet horizontally integrated, and you set that up. And I think I and they have set that up so their poise really well to see. So I didn't leave Oracle because of any lack of faith in their ability to go conquer that very big opportunity or any personal dissatisfaction. It's probably the best job I've ever had in my career. This is one of those classic cases where I saw an opportunity that was so good I had to leave something that I loved. So for everybody that's listening, I'll just say that again. Kevin didn't leave Oracle because there was anything wrong. Kevin left Oracle because of what I'm about to riff on now. It was this big opportunity. And basically, John, we can go as deep as you'd like to in today's interview, but at the highest level, this big opportunity that I saw is you just look at the data-driven and then data meets content, meets applications, meets media, the channels come together, right, the life cycles. You look at everything that's happened and it's easy to kind of now say, well, just go look at what Salesforce, Marketing Cloud and Adobe Marketing Cloud and Oracle Marketing Cloud, right? Look at that billions and billions and billions and billions of acquisition. Look how fast and far that's come. And basically, look at the needs that drove that massive convergence. And it has fundamentally changed the industry. It's fundamentally changed the chief media, the chief marketing, the chief commerce officers' ability to go drive results that they couldn't have done without Salesforce, Adobe and Oracle doing what we did, right? But all of that has been done at paid media, right? The advertising at commerce and at owned media, right? Our websites or our mobile applications. None of that through all the tech giants in the industry and of the $20 billion in M&A Capital, OPEX and CAPEX since then, none of it's touched the third leg of this stool, which is earned media, right? Earned media, communications, good old fashioned PR. The exact same need for that data technology and measurement transformation that sales and service and commerce and paid media and owned. They've all been through that. This mission critical part called communications or in media has not been through it. As we were building this, my private equity company GTCR has very quick, quietly over the last two years put together six leading solution providers in this earned media communications world. Just like I put Eloquent Responses and Blue Chi and Maximizer, they've been doing the same thing over here, aimed at this earned media opportunity. And if anything, I think that every CEO, every CIO, every CMO would tell you, they understand, there's a lot of clarity that I can't advertise my way there. And I just can't get there by sending 300 promotional email and SMS campaigns, you know, versus 200 last year. I can't promote my way there. I can't advertise my way there. If I want to influence customer experience, customer loyalty and relationship and ultimately customer purchasing behavior, I gotta not just advertise and promote to them. I gotta get at what's called influencers, right? Consumers, whether they're B2B consumers or B2C consumers, I am more and more being influenced and driven on who I listen to, who I respect and hold credible and ultimately who I buy from based on people I trust. That's called an influencer. Whether that's a reporter, an academic, a social person, a blogger, a community leader. Brands, no, I gotta get to the influencers if I want to get to my customers. And that's all about earned. So the opportunity to go repeat exactly what I did at Oracle Marketing Cloud for paid and owned, but do it over here and earned was simply too big an opportunity to pass up. Well, first of all, I love that we want to drill down on Cision specifically and what your plans are there, but let's stay on this mega trend for a second because I think you're hitting the nail on the head here because I think this is something that, you know, we actually, when we started SiliconANGLE Media seven years ago, this was the premise of our business. We saw that the connected network of social is fueling this new earned area where earned is truly earned, yet there's no real website, no silver bullet. It's a distributed tightly coupled network and there's pockets of it. So the word influence isn't about the most followers, it's about the relationship of the connected consumer who's also a consumer and a producer of content, their opinion there. And so this is all kind of a new behavioral thing.  Absolutely. Really that's two things. That's right. The behavior of the crowd. You got it. You can't look further than the Trump election to say, whoa, who saw that coming? That's an example of an earned dynamic, I would say, that caused people to go, well, what the heck? I should send him a letter for thanking him for making my point so emphatically for me. That's exactly right. A lot of people are going to suffer for that and they'll be crying in their wine in California for sure, a blue state, but this brings up the dynamic, right? This is the mega trend that now this earned media component isn't just about ads, it's software. That's right. It's about software and networks. And with cloud computing, there's an opportunity for people to participate in this. So how do you guys, I mean, we phrase it this way, how does customers, what's the current pain point? I mean, what's the top three? Obviously the advertising, I don't want to drive traffic to my site, that's an old mentality, but that's the only thing they can do right now and get clicks. So again, I think it is getting at that, the risk of being repetitive, it is okay, boy, if that's all I do is rely on the big monolithic web infrastructure I've developed, the campaign engine that just keeps getting cheaper and cheaper so I keep sending more and more. And okay, it's programmatic now so I guess I can throw more at Google and Facebook. I'm not saying those aren't important parts of the mix. You of course need to continue, but they're declining in efficacy, right? So not only are they declining in efficacy while they increase in spend, the cost, the consumer, right? Again, whether that's a B2B consumer or a BZ is becoming increasingly numb. Don't view them as credible, don't view it as trustworthy. Yeah, they've got these big lofty goals in this new digital world where, right, the fragmented influence is harder and harder to contain and they just flat out need to, they recognize that the thing that's probably going to be the most important going forward, which is solving this puzzle, is the thing they've de-invested in the most, right? It's gone from the king of the hill 20 years ago to a true second-class citizen while they got all drunk on paid advertising and more e-commerce campaigns. Well, the role of the buyer is interesting. Let me just get your thoughts on this because one of the things that we've observed with SiliconANGLE and our business model is we do really, really well with our, I don't know, we call them advertised sponsors if you will, because we're very community-driven with theCUBE, as you know, is that we have buy-in from not just the CMO, in some cases, just the head of communications. So the role of PR, public relations, is a communications function. So the thing about social is you have a dynamic of organic and everyone knows organic is the cool, right? Organic growth bottoms up. But the interesting thing is communication pros have a top-down command and control mentality. So when you blend command and control with organic growth, you can actually have both now. This seems to be the new power base. That's right. The comms person, which was, hey, get the press release out there. Go talk to 10 reporters. There's now a million people. The CMO would go to the agencies to spend a lot of dough on print ads and TV commercials. They had to work together. Well, and the chief communication officer, it's still one of the nice things. Seven out of 10 times, they're reporting directly to the CMO. The other three times, they actually appear to the CMO to report directly to the CEO. So it's not a de-empowered function. It shouldn't. It shouldn't be, right? And then I think that the modern communication organization, I'll talk about who they are and then I'll circle back on the pain point because there's some acute pain there that we're trying to address. They don't look at it as just PR. Now, to be really clear, and I would like this on record too, the traditional journalist reporter media never been more important, right? It's not like they've lacked, but even then, right? Who that reporter is on that publication website versus the print, versus the broadcast, versus their blog, versus their Twitter handle, versus their Facebook page, versus their Instagram account, right? Even that traditional reporter is nine different influences and nine different audiences and nine different media, right? So they haven't become less important. They've become far more fragmented. That's exactly right. And nailing that is no trivial thing that's got to get done. They really are, they're as digital and as modern and as social as everybody else. But then you also got to realize, boy, right? These communities are incredibly powerful. These mini bloggers have as much cloud as the New York Times does in this particular area, right? These social followings, these academics, these thought leaders, the definition of a digital influencer has widened quite a bit above and beyond the core journalist, but don't forget that that person's really important. So, and then you've got the consumer influencers and their user-generated content themselves, right? So the customer is their own influencer, which is really interesting. And that's a B2B dynamic as well as a B2C dynamic. So that's the world we all of a sudden find ourselves in. But I think the modern day. The digital world that you're talking about isn't a B2B versus B2C, it's digital. It's digital period. So it's one concept now. And it's no longer digital communications or digital marketing. It's just communications and marketing in a digital world, right? And that sounds simple. That's a pretty fundamental shift. Now, let's go back into though the tools that they have. So they're as savvy and as digital as their peers that are running commerce or paid advertising or the website. They've really been bereft of toolkit. So I'm gonna give you an example. We work with an extremely large, one of the four largest beauty products companies in the world. And when they do a good new product launch, right? Let's look at advertising. They will harness data. They will develop 30 different audiences, right? And they will go do discrete tonality, creative offer, you name it at 30 different, so they'll do 30 different banner ads. They'll do the same thing with social audience. They'll do 40 different data-driven audiences. They get discrete touch content. In email, they'll do 50 or 60, right? 50 or 60 different data-driven segments. And even in the website, they'll say, hey, John's profile, that's profile seven, Kevin's profile, that's profile 12, you will see a completely different website than I will based on data-driven personalization, right? What are they doing communications? One press release and one infographic goes to all 12,000 communication outlets, no data, no versioning, right? No, nothing. So this concept of the right version of the content to the right audience at the right time, I'm putting, in advertising and in commerce in the website, I'm talking to soccer moms versus sexy grandmas versus Wall Street women very different from my beauty products. In communications, I'm talking to all of them the same, which is kind of crazy because the influencers- It used to be a labor-driven market too. We used to call it arms and legs, right? Which is what it is. Yeah, yeah. And head and arms and legs and a lot of people kind of reaching out but now the trend is to have a much more sass. That's exactly right. And I don't have the platform to actually go do that, right? So as far as some of the pain we're trying to pride, now with our communication cloud, just like with the other marketing clouds, I don't have to, I can actually do data-driven intelligent messaging and content delivery to the audience, to the influencers that get out the discreet audiences, just like I do the data-driven direct communication to the end users themselves. Probably more importantly, I'll stick with my example for a sec, John. That beauty company, Fortune 500 Beauty Company, they get Rachel, who is the head fashion reporter on the fashion section, NewYorkTimes.com, right? Rachel covered and Rachel embedded my press release from my infographic. Home Run, Pop the Champagne, right? It's like, okay. But while there's two million people that went to that fashion section on NewYorkTimes.com today when she covered, right? How many of them actually read the content and picked it up? Don't know. How many of them actually engaged in it? Read the infographic, click the video, click the links, don't know. Who were they? From a demographic, psychographic, sociographic, right behavioral, don't know. And probably most importantly, what did they do after they read it? Did they go to the desired shopping cart, or the right community page, or back to the website, or was there any actual digital behavior driven from that bigger media push? So there's a lack of discovery data. It stops at, I got picked up by the reporter. And I have no idea how many of the two million people were influenced, covered, engaged, right, et cetera. And no idea about the behavior that I took. So the link between the influencer comes and the end user has never been closed. That's a second part of the pain point that we really fix is now we are fixing the gap between the influencer and the end user. And you're gonna see us call that the influencer graph, John. You'll see a press release, a targeted one that's data driven. And very rich media. Go out around the influencer graph because if we can start saying, hey, John's my end user customer. Now I know, quantitatively with data that I can optimize in real time, which influencers matter? Which reporters, which academics, which bloggers, in which channels, in which media, and which content actually doesn't pick up. And people have different influence rankings in certain contexts. You got it. And all that's a black hole, we know it. We have no idea how to measure it, make it data driven, make it contextual, and optimize it in real time with a digital platform so that this commanding control CCO who thinks this way now actually has his or her system of record to actually go execute this way. As Maslow's argument needs is that sounds because the commerce paid and owned guys have had this for a while, this is like discovering fire here for the chief communication officer because they've never had their data and tech enablement platform to do this the way the other guys have. So that's number two. And the number three, and I think this is really important is we all know that communicate, one, I need to measure and optimize the comms function the way I just talked about it. We all know that if done right, it amplifies the bejesus out of the owned and the paid to. You shouldn't be thinking about them in silos, but there's no way to measure that if I did a really good job and earned, look at the impact it had and the efficacy on that massive paid budget. They're not usually exclusive and there's a relationship between them because in social and in communities, collaboration is a core linchpin. You cannot articulate just how important that is. And until tech vendors put the apps, the APIs, the data, and then the ID sinks together, you can't measure it, right? And as fundamental as that sounds, that's why what's happened over there in Adobe Oracle Salesforce land had to happen. And it's why what we're doing here in Cisjland has to happen so that not only can comms catch up, but comms can communicate in that data. And play an active role in that too. An active role because what's gonna happen is they're gonna realize, holy smokes, the paid performed here without the earned, the paid performed here, with the earned and quite frankly, the earned out performed the paid, right? So we're not gonna be a participant role that's going to be a, I'm going to resume my rightful place that they had of that tryout. So in our second segment, we're gonna get more into Cisjland and come to a specific solution, but we'll end this segment on kind of wrapping up the big megatron. Obviously, social and the technology and network effect of social, combined with the data, combined with the fact that comms, communications is now an active lead and important role in the creative mix of earned and integrating in the paid. So you can have a cohesive, but decoupled programs. It's not silver bullet either way. Rising tide floats all above, but earned has been underdeveloped. Underdeveloped, underinvested in, under tech enabled, under data enabled. And really that's what it gets to, is the people in charge understand that. They didn't quite have the data, the tech tools to do it. The data, the tech tools are now available. And now the industry's just got to kind of get up the sophistication curve. So final question to end the segment is, where's the progress bar on this sector? How early is it? First inning, bottom of the first, second inning? And two, there's always in these early adopter markets that certainly that you saw clearly left the Oracle for it, but this is, and I agree by the way, is a great opportunity. They're always the champions internally who see it too. Where's the progress bar and what's the advice to the folks that are inside these companies who actually have the religion saying, this is the future and have to communicate it to the rest of the company? I think unfortunately the thinking, the thought leadership bar is probably in the third inning, they get it. The doing something about it and going from good thinking to good practitionership and execution, is in the first out, the first out to the first pitch in the first inning of the first game of the season. We're literally at ground one. The good news is though, is they're not going to try to go convince the CFO from a money or the CIO from a resource or the CEO from a strategy. This whole, I keep saying this, this data tech and measurement transformation, the corporation, no matter what the corporation is, invested in it in sales, look what happened, they invested in the service, look what happened, they invested in it and paid, look what happened, they've invested in it known. So the good news is, is while they are at the very, very, very beginning of the ball game, they're literally the last function inside the corporation to actually go do it. And they don't have evangelism around the benefit of this type of transformation. It's worked in every other area. So while they're at the very beginning, they don't have to convince anybody it's a good idea. Everybody else that's down the hall and sits around the CEO's table has been through that transformation. So there's not that evangelism, it's just now his or her turn to go through the same thing. You can do some results, put some results on the table. And it's shown results in all these other lines of business. So there's not this fundamental disbelief that it won't show results in the communications line of business. There's actually quite the opposite. There's heavy belief that it will because it has shown, right, it has shown results in all these other lines of business. So in some cases it's obvious too, it's like, okay, we gotta do this. They should be able to move faster. This caterpillar should turn into a butterfly really fast because everybody's thinking about it, the tech's in place and it's worked in other places. But we are really, really, really at the very beginning. It's exciting. Kevin Ackroyd, CEO of Cision here inside our studio talking about the landscape of really digital changing and how earned media blogs and folks like SiliconANGLE and others who actually producing original content and engaging audiences now have an opportunity to convert over in this new market shift going on, big mega trend. We're back with segment two, talking about the company and the solution and technology. We're interested to get that perspective. Kevin, thanks for joining us here in the palace, thanks for watching. Thank you.


Once the prototype is there, you again go for user testing and then we found out thousand more new problems.  But then you said you did all those studies earlier with mock-up models, why didn't work? But that's not a working prototype. So here you can see how you are always taken back after you do the user studies. It's so important in the early design phase, okay. So here we did the testing, we found out all the problems and now we need to launch our pilot and the whole design now has to go back to the drawing board, go back to conception. Again build three concepts and come back to the production because you not lost much because you just made one prototype. How can this vane tracer be more easy to hold? How can it be smaller? Multiple thermomal mock-ups, same process will go out in the field, check out with caregivers, check out with nurses, check out in the hospitals, which form will work, which is convenient to hold. So we had to marry the designs, we modified the PCB because now the design was ready. So the PCB had to be just reconfigured and then build the CAD models thanks to the support of the small industry in Bangalore. Then we have new techniques of painting which makes the product strong and then we came up with a very important aspect of what should be the battery life and whatever battery to use. We will use a battery which is long lasting, a battery which is available very openly and very easily and very low cost. So we use this battery, maybe if you don't charge it, it works for around 2-3 days and made this pilot production of 10 vane tracers and then we again went for testing. We still came up with some more problems. So whenever you do use a testing, you will come up with problems but now interestingly we are digressing our whole focus. Our cause was to design a vane tracer for blood banks so that people who come to donate blood don't get scared and things like that. And now when you are doing a testing, we said this product is good, now it can go to multiple places and when that happens, you will find out that their requirements are different. The intensity requirement is different. You need more intensity when you do the vane tracer for anesthesia. So we said no problem with this product, we have to mass produce. So let us do those changes. See I am not saying that we are always correct, we made a lot of mistakes in this process and you need to identify our mistakes too and say what we should do and what we should not do. So we did all that and then finally we went to various hospitals in Pune. Luckily now we collaborated with a person who supplies chemicals to blood banks. Then we went back to the PCB design, we changed the intensities, we looked at the locations and then very interesting infrared is what, heat right. So our first LEDs were actually if you keep for more than 30 seconds it would actually give a little pain. Rather removing pain you are giving pain right. So we had to relook at the heat transfer in the PCB.  See how complex the product becomes once you go forward. The students are simple, infrared it can give you light, I throw infrared from the top I can see the vein and finally we reach a stage which is our you know third value of death. We finished the pilot and we now have to launch it and we are stuck with numerous issues which need to be solved.


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He walked in and he's seen the mess that was here, and he just tried to do it himself, and he just reached out, called me, and poured his heart out to me, and we talked for 30, 40 minutes, and he just said he just needs help. That was the main thing for me as I told him and reassured him that we're here to help. We'll take care of him no matter what he needs, so we're here today in B for Georgia to help clean up this home, and it's a lot of antiques and clocks, so it's really interesting to try and see the history of things going through and evolve. We'll just keep you posted to see how things are going. Have a day in paradise. All these electronics, and your sewing machine. Anything salvageable or anything for my donate? No, we're going to try and scrap some stuff, but he wants to keep stuff that he thinks he can sell, so we're setting stuff to the side, but we're trying to scrap some things, donate some things, but most of it's trash, like 90% of it is. Hello, how are you doing today? Good, how about you? I'm so at home. Have a good day. Tired, sore and old? Yep, and having a good day. Is it first time cleaning a horse? No, we actually put in commercial floors. Brian's father and I, we put in commercial floors together. We've been working together for 22 years. Got to know Brian since he was 8. Then when he decided to take this on, I told him anytime he needed a hand, he'd give me a call, and we'd get together. Is this your first time working a horse? Yes. What do you think so far? It wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be, honestly. You see the inside? Huh? Have you seen the inside? No, I haven't. I've seen pictures, but I feel like it's going to be different in person. This is my first time working with Brian. First time with him, Brian? Yes. I used to work with his daddy for a long time, though. I used to work with his daddy back when I was like 16, 17. Doing the same thing I was doing in commercial floors. I've known him for a long time, but this is my first time helping him do this. He worked with my dad, too, for a while. 14 years? Yep. 14 years, oh my gosh.  Oh, no. Oh, so we get together. Whoa, whoa, whoa. You don't need to do that. You! Running out of the jobs, hollering at each other, making you mad at each other. It was fun. It was fun. It was fun for me, too. Yeah. It was real fun. Yeah. Brothers, we argue. We do something and the other one didn't like. We chased each other, running down a basketball court with a broom. But when we were twins, so we're only a minute apart. Yeah, we're twins. Yeah, we're twins. That's why we butt head so much. But when we were 20, we started to actually work together. It was just a phase, regret it. I'll have to see if my brother wants to pop by and film him because he's completely different. Are you guys identical or fraternal? Yeah, we're fraternal. He's six inches taller and about 80 pounds bigger. Big old beard, long hair. Who wants to try and start something more? Started to do a work the way out. Yeah, I think that might be the easiest. All this going? I guess. What do you think of the inside? I mean, it definitely looks different in pictures like I was talking about. What is it? It's a record player, but I think it's broken. Other than if you turn around and look on that wall behind you, that's pretty cool. So it still works. I think it's fine. I don't know what it is. Have you seen the cap yet? I think they're back in the bedrooms. You know, hiding all this noise we're making. I haven't seen them today, no. The one we did in Savannah, we used 10 bucks as a bag. There's 32 bags a box. So, 320 bags. It was 100 yards of trash. I really wish I got that one. It was a triple-wide, 2,800 square feet. Oh, look at this one. It was a lot. You can do the side. I think you want to try and save them. The chairs. Some of the parts you want to save. Hey, dog. Is this what you wear? You said that name. Hey, you kicked me in that just now. It's been a good day. I was picking up the couch. Man, it's nasty. It's like eating a mouthful of dust. I'm going to pick this up. What's the tree? Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Make it snow. Yeah, we're moving everything so we can go through and get what is trash out and everything to give us the customer a chance to look at what he has. Because I know there's a couple of pieces of furniture he wants to get rid of. Just make more room that way as we're cleaning out the other rooms. We'll be able to put stuff where it goes and help organize a little bit for him so it's manageable so he can take care of it from there. It's got a glass case but the case comes off so you have to grab the bottom of it or it falls apart. Addison. Addison, come over here. Addison, I'm sorry. SM96810. Why did I move my head? Man, I was hoping that was going to happen too and I missed it. We're through the garage, kitchen, dining and living room. We're about to start the hallway and the three bedrooms and bathrooms. We're waiting on the dumpster to be picked up behind me and then dumped and then brought back so we're going to go ahead and take a lunch break and hopefully by the time we get back it's picked up and returned.  Is that what that is? Uh-huh. I just had to squeeze through there and then we got all the big stuff out of the way and swept everything out of the floor so we could open the door. It's a man now. What do you want to do with the door? Oh yeah, there is. I can't tell you how many times I've... Mr. Bathroomman knows what it is. It's outside. Yep. The last one, the house is all empty and the doors are shut so I used a tree so I'm going to go too. What's up? Anybody looking for a job where you don't work hard please call Brian Lynn. He's hiring. He needs people that move slow. Thanks. There's better be in the bloopers. Oh, you want something for bloopers? Yeah, don't touch me. We have our dumpster for all the trash and then we have the little trailer for all the recyclables to try and save as much as we can from the landfill. I'm just going to go everywhere. You want some kind of candy? Ah, don't eat sweet, sorry. Is it sugar free? Yeah, they are. Probably 80 degrees and with a suit on, you know, 85, 90, it's not comfortable. So take short breaks, rotate out so no one over exerts himself. We don't want anyone to pass out. A lot of water breaks. Doing it with a broom. Improvise. So can you explain the conversation Yeah, so he was asking me what to do with the floors and I told him, well, I would sweep, you know, vacuum, get as much up as you can that way. Then after that, you'd have to come through with, you know, cleaner and a mob bucket and a scrub brush and scrub the floors. And I told him it was going to take, so it just depends on how much is there and how well it's stuck to the ground. I told him the best thing to do is just replace them, but at this point, you're just trying to clean them for right now. Cat poop or? I think it is, yeah. He's had two cats for a while and I think they were blocked from going to the litter box. So they, you know, went where they had to, you know, and ended up being everywhere in the home. So. You know, if I had a home, no, I'd steal something. Now, I wouldn't be close to me. Some cotton candy. Some cotton candy. I got a lot more. You got to have some kind of moral support when you come in here with that camera. Who got this? What's it like looking back here? Small, confined, hot, dingy. There's a ton of words we could use to describe it. But just something to do on a day off. I got a full-time job. I don't need this. Trying to get some of this moved where we can shut the drawers, move this table and we can get two people to work on this side and two to start going towards the bathroom and clean up the floor. There you go. Man, you got a brain. How's it going up there? Pretty good. We made a little bit of room. So I think everything's going to fit in the two dumpsters. So I don't think we need another one. Nice. So we'll be done today? Yeah. We're almost done for the day. I think we got like an hour left maybe. You know how to catch a polar bear? How do you catch a polar bear?  And then you put a seal right in the middle. It's dead. And when it comes up to eat the seal, you take it right in the ice hole. Right in the ice hole? Yeah. Right in the ice hole. See? Two to ten kids. They don't have it in their bag. There's a record player, an eight track player, and a radio. All in one. You got your pictures? Mm-hmm. That's enough of that. That'd be $10 for watching. I don't think so. I don't think that's good. I've been out for about an hour untangling cords so we can get to the floor. So we've got the bathroom left, some of the master beds, and then the other room will be done. So we moved the furniture from in here and the clock from in here so we could get a pass to the bathroom, removed all those clocks so we could actually clean everything. All the cords were tangled up so we weren't able to clean the floor. They were everywhere. So we had to go in one by one, unplug them, wrap them up, take them to the next room. We're hoping to leave them in the next room for a while and he has time to go through and sort through them. And in the living room it gives them time and space to get like a new couch or new chair so he can start to furnish his house after he's finished in the prison. I bet if they're having your own business, you can make your own hour. Hell, I can do that when I'm in my business. Okay, cool. I'm good for you. Yeah, well, you know. I suppose that it should be funny, right? No, not in front of me. Maybe behind me. What? So how are you feeling right now? It's the end of the day. Just another day? How am I supposed to feel there you go. That's better. I don't know if I'm going to be able to make it home without falling asleep. Dying of thirst. Maybe you should get some water. You're going to have to have something to eat. It's so rough. Is this what I make crying sounds to? I mean, I guess. All the time. I can't take them anyway. Yeah, end of day one we did really well today. Had myself and three technicians. What we had to do that we haven't had to do before was untangle all the cords. That was what held us up the most today. We made really good progress with scooping up the trash and bagging it. We're on starting the box for work. And tomorrow we're expecting to be half a day with three technicians to finish it up. So far, how is the client feeling about today's work? He's just shell shocked. What a difference a day can make. He's happy. But at the same time it's concerning, you know, didn't realize it was this bad. So it's get them on the right track. Hey everybody, this is Brian at Athens, Georgia. He's calling Deacon. We're here today at a view for Georgia at the home. This is day two. This is a family issue that we hope to help him with. So we're going to finish up the home. We've left off in the master bath and bedroom. And we have one more bedroom to get to after that. And then after we're done with all the trash and we're moving that, we are going to help him pack up as much as he can and move into his storage unit because he wants to go through and sell his items. So hopefully, we'll be able to finish up the day strong and help him get to where he needs to be. Yeah, so I just called the customer. He said he was caught in traffic leaving work. So we are just, you know, getting ready, you know, for when he gets here. So there's the least amount of doubt the time is possible. And we just get started. We only have to work four more hours between all three of my texts leaving myself. So we just want to get it done for him. We have a limited time now because he's got to work. Then come home to this. So it's just trying to get it taken care of for as cool as we can. We're going to start the gas off and keep rolling up the clock. My name is Trey. I've been working for Brian for about a month now and I've known him for five or six years. Today we're working on this house over here. And I'm not sure what I'm expecting. I know he's working on it. This is my first day at. He was here a couple of days prior. I'm just ready to get to and get after it. Have you ever worked a hoard before? I've had. I've worked three hoards with Brian. All over his territory. I'm north down south. So just ready to get started. I love working for him. Love working for Brian. Love doing what he does. Are you going to the bathroom? Yes. Some of the clocks from the bathroom still has a couple more. We've got to take him out so we can get to the floor. So it's a lot easier and we don't risk breaking all of the clocks. I hope I really have a day two going. Not bad. Since we got everything out yesterday it's pretty easy to move around. It'll be easier to get a lot more done. So I think the time that we have left we'll be able to get everything done.  We're going to all the small clocks wrap the hoards around so they don't get tangled up. And as we take them off the pad we're going to take them straight to his the back of his truck so he can take them to the storage unit just so he can start sorting stuff out. He had to get one just so we can spread things out find out what he needs to keep, what he needs to get rid of, what he can sell, what he can donate, what he can recycle. So he's trying to help them be organized so we can help them death of cancer. So what made you get into a biohazard cleaning? I'm not sure. Brian told me about it. He told me about what he does. I love Brian as a person. I'm really interested in helping people out.  Just an instant satisfaction and seeing them happy with the progress we made and the work that we get done. It feels like you drop it but you're going to break it. Yeah, it's delicate. We're just having to pull the cords. You're not supposed to but we're having to do that to find where they're at so we can untangle them and unplug them and get them out of here. And Tracell, you're bringing things out to the plant, right? I am. They're grabbing the cords, grabbing the clogs, wrapping stuff up and I'm bringing it out. I'm either putting it in the trunk or putting it in the dumpster where we need to go. You need some brownies? 2018. Man, if I wasn't hungry. I mean, if I was hungry. Just more brownies?  Oh, for how much? Are you going to take me for? Man, that was just fair.  I ain't going to pay you. Yeah, I know. Well, how much do you want for a woman? 150. Whoa, half. I thought you were going to sell it. 40 bucks. What date is it from? 2020. Oh, it is? Yeah. You're lying. I'm going to ask Tracell. I think he'll do it. He puts anything in his mouth. I'm going to tell Tracell. He puts certain things in his mouth. Usually food is related. Let me specify. How much do you eat a brownie? I don't know. 300 bucks. What? Man, she said 150. I told the camera that you'd put anything in your mouth for free. I was like, oh, I got to watch what I say. No, I eat that. How about a break of tooth? Isn't it? Do you want another one? Yeah, I'm afraid it's just me. Yeah, no. That's a break. No, I was close, but now I have to fill it, no. One of the guys that worked with my dad years ago when I worked with him, we convinced him between seven people. We convinced him to eat a beetle by this long. The whole carcass, everything. Yeah, no thanks. He ate it for 20 bucks. But would you do it for 20 bucks? Oh, no. I was just happy he was doing it for 20 bucks. It was a good time. June 16, 2019. How much? I had to field first. There's a roach in here. Man, I'm tempted. This is my insurance, so I'm not letting you get sick on me. Yeah, it's on the bathroom. That's not even a scrub brush. I could have called the yellow ones. One done right, you do it yourself. A strawberry? They're right next to each other on the ground. It's okay, though. I guess I need to show them the difference between the rooms. Yeah, first try. The scrub room. First try. The scrub room. Bed and box spring, flip it over toward the wall. And then we'll get everything out from under it, and then we'll put those back, and then we'll sweep up the floor again. 1912. April 16, 1912. What was going on back in the day? 1912? That's what it says on here. It's over 100 years. He has a Titanic poster, you say? Yeah, he's got a couple. We got that one. There's one in the other room that's down. Oh yeah, even this backside is talking about the Titanic. It seems like this whole newspaper is about the Titanic. Jared Reep in Texas, Flower Mound. While we were at the convention, he wanted to vet more of an agreement that once he got $20,000 a month, he's going to get a tattoo of Maggie the Magnet on it. He asked me if I was going to do it, and I told him, right now, with my job lined up, I'm going to be over that. So how about $40,000? So if he makes $20,000 in a month, and I make $40,000 in a month, we're both going to get a tattoo of Maggie the Magnet on it. Still trying to find out where to put it. If anyone has any ideas, put them in the comments. So I'm going to go with him, unload his truck at the storage unit. If you put the box spring and the mattress back on the bed, we'll get the cap from that room, put them in here. See, he's caught it. I'm ready to be vet.  How do you feel after finishing this room? I feel accomplished. It looks a lot better, compared to what originally looks like the whole mound of trash over there and everything. It feels good, I feel good for him. He seems a lot happier, so he's willing to do a lot more. That makes me feel better. It looks good. You're sweet. I know she's pregnant, so I don't want to pick her up. Okay. Well, you did that on your own. How tight is it in there? It's pretty tight. It's pretty tight.  Definitely not as tight as like the whole, and the living room was at first. I'm just trying to clear out the doorway so we can get it out before we do anything else. I mean, we can't get bags here right now. The top is curved, the bottom is flat. I mean, he's going to call after work on computers. Oh, man. It's not going to fit in the square. Oh, you do tight. Is everything in here? He didn't tell me to keep anything, so... I walk 26,000 steps a day. It's over 10 miles. Non-stop for 10 hours walking. Walking around a dock. This is a lot easier. Walking around a dock? Yeah, I was in logistics freight, so we had an open dock where we brought back trucks up. We would unload them, put the freight where it went to the customer, and repeat. So as I was walking around the dock, it ended up being over 10 miles a day. Most of every walk in a day was 30,000 steps. It's rough after a while. So, John, are all these trash? I'll accept that. I think I found the rest of that when I was down at the storage unit. That thing on the bottom. If not, I'll trash it myself. So we went to the storage unit, and the customer wanted to take some stuff over there to help sort out so he can actually manage.  So it's kind of a good, close location for him to try and sell some of the stuff. So we went there and stacked the fans up and put all the clocks that we took over there into different areas. So it's getting more organized to where he can manage it himself over time and he can sell everything. We're getting ready to throw some stuff away. I'll stack them in the living room. I'll take them over there. I can come take them tonight. What site? What site? Another newspaper. It says Nixon quits at... Oh, that's, uh, yes. That's, um, Carol Nixon. We're wrapping up day two. There is a lot of clocks and fans still here. There are antiques. These are items that he wants to sell. There's a few items that he's trying to find parts with. So we've done what we can. We've gotten all the trash out. We went through the entire home, helped him condense his collection up down the third. And, um, we've gotten all the trash out. So we'll be out of here in just, uh, a couple minutes. And then, um, he is going to have us come back and, uh, do a deep clean, uh, on, uh, bathrooms in the kitchen. At first he was very overwhelmed. Uh, now he's really happy. He's, he's knowing that I see the life in the tunnel. I can get rid of some of this stuff. He's letting go more and more as we were working today. Um, he was actually the one throwing stuff away. So that's a really good sign. He's, he's getting things taken and taken care of and, um, just condensing down what he doesn't need in realizing that. The cool things we found today, um, you know, we, you know, the clocks and the fans, it's just the eye catcher at first. But we were digging through the bedroom under, under the bed. There was a box. And a box had a newspaper from 1912 about the Titanic, April 16th, 1912. So most of the newspaper was all about the Titanic. And that was really cool to, to find. Uh, especially something that's over a hundred years old. So, you know, that was the most interesting. And, uh, you know, we'll definitely post some pictures on Instagram. My Instagram is at Spalding Decon ATH for Athens. But, uh, for right now, this is all he wants us to do. So we, we gave him all we had, uh, for these two days. Thank you very much. Thanks for watching, guys. Don't forget to like, share, subscribe and ring that bell to be notified of the next episode. 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Today on the show, we're taking a look at a DC movie special Batman number one 1989 this is the movie adaptation. So stay tuned Hey guys, welcome back to comic ed and TV. We're all geek culture Cli's if you're new to the channel Don't forget to hit that subscribe button so you don't miss out on future videos All right, guys welcome back to coming in TV. As I said, we're taking a look at the Batman 89 movie comic book adaptation Thingy, it's a DC movie special DC used to do this all the time back in the 90s and Of course, obviously the 80s with their movies, especially Batman They would take the movies and put it in comic book form. I don't think they'd do that anymore And I'm not sure why But this was my wife's I had gotten a long time ago. I had I Think it was Batman the Batman forever adaptation in comic book form But I never got the Batman 89 one or Batman Returns or anything like that But this was my wife's I kind of inherited it because she doesn't really Pay much attention to comics anymore. So I just kind of moved it over to my collection It's you know, it could be worse for wear It's not in great shape But Dennis O'Neill J. Ordway Steve Olaf Got a nice image there of Michael Keaton as Batman Jack Nicholson as Joker Not bad. It's not an exact frame-for-frame interpretation of the movie But you get the gift just I'm sorry just like here I Prefer the scene from the movie. It looks a lot better the worry Opens the wings, you know And you know that the dialogue isn't exactly the same I hear Don't kill me man.  I am the night So that's a lot different than the movie it It should go, you know, don't kill me man.  I want you doing me a favor. I Want you to tell all your friends about me? Who are you? I'm Batman All right They add a lot more they take a few liberties with the story So as not to be an exact copy of the movie But they did get try to make the characters look just like they're on-screen counterparts You know, it's not bad It really isn't I haven't actually read it It's just kind of been sitting in my collection I've skimmed through it looked at it a little bit, but I haven't actually read it Now that I'm looking deeper into it I may actually have to do that at some point Because this is looking This looks really nice actually They really captured That scene there where Joker falls very nicely and it shows Batman's fallen to the ground over here Turn him over now. We'll see who this guy is Alexander Knox Can I still make up the late edition and it looks like Bruce is taken off the cape and cow and Kind of starts walking away Which definitely was not in the movie Maybe it was a deleted scene or something. I'm not sure but I Really wish they could have they would have ended it with The scene where Batman's standing at the top Building on one of the gargoyles and he looks up at the bat signal, but you know, there's that Batman trade paper backs are beautifully illustrated and printed on high quality paper Continued the excitement of the movie by ordering one of these books today Batman movie adaptation Written by Denny O'Neill and illustrated by Jenny Jerry Ordway The collector's edition not available on newsstands same story and artwork as a newsstand version But printed on high quality coated paper With advanced color processing This bookshelf version of the Batman movie adaptation is a must-have for Batman fans 64 pages only 495 You also have the Dark Knight written and illustrated by Frank Miller a Batman year one written by Frank Miller and illustrated by David Mezzer Mazzicelli the in the greatest Batman stories ever told so And there you have the 89 Batman logo logo There's the binding there not much to it Very nice comic. I'm definitely gonna have to read it sometime to see all the differences between it and the movie But there you have it guys the Batman 89 movie adaptation comic book Yeah, I would definitely recommend seeing if you can get it for a decent price on eBay Obviously, you're not gonna be able to find this in many stores anymore Some comic book stores may have it in back stock possibly But I doubt it So anyway, if you enjoyed this video guys make sure you hit that subscribe button so you don't miss out on future videos I'm Shannon for Comic-Gaden TV. Take care my friends


Fellow countrymen, the blood of Mr. Sama Delet and Mr. Kawunda Delet must not be wasted. We stand, of course, in mourning with the families that have lost their beloved ones. But we want to make a comment on the changes that the President has made in the police service. First of all, we commend him for acknowledging the fact that we do have a crisis in our police service. If we didn't have a crisis, the President would have not made any changes at all. So that very act of trying to reorganize the police service is an admittance that there is a problem at the police headquarters. But we also want to be quick to mention that while we have no power on the choices that the President makes because there's constitutional authority to appoint anyone that feels can play that role, the movement for multi-party democracy wishes to put its position on record. That we want to make it extremely clear that in our view, from the history we have about the three major people that have been reshuffled, two major people that have been reshuffled, the deputy IGs, and the six months extension that has been given to the IG, and the two commissioners that have been brought in to become deputy IGs. This is our position. The whole idea of making changes at the police headquarters was to remove this shedding of blood of innocent people. It is true that under the hand of the current IG, Mr. Kanganja, we have seen more political bloodshed under his watch than any other IG in history. Therefore, we have a question as to how he is expected to raise the confidence of the police service when on his hands he has more blood of the innocent Zambians than any other IG. It beats our thinking and we think that this decision to keep him there until the election undermines any possibility of an election that could be free and fair and that without interference from the police. We disagree with the fact that he has been looked at as a person who can reconstruct the confidence of the police. Secondly, we do have concerns about the two IGs that have two deputy IGs that have been removed. First of all, we do not speak for them to defend them, but we think from the professional point of view, these are two people that tried to stand for what was right, the last words that the IG Capeso said concerning the PF cadres whom he challenged to the face that if you want my job, come and get it. Since you want to control us, you want to tell us what to do, come and get our job and I can go back home and work from there. That was the last sentence and there is an assumption that that could have cost him his job. And we would like to say in closing that the replacement of the two deputy IGs constitutes what we could call a death squad moving forward towards the election. Madame Katanda is a well-known officer who has made it extremely complicated for the opposition to have meetings on the cover belt. That's a known fact. I cannot speak for the other man, but I know that we are creating a squad that will make it extremely complicated for the elections to be free and fair and we would like the president to look into it. We think that he has the right to appoint whoever he wills, but we also have the right to mention that he has now just managed to constitute a death squad. We are not safe under the three that have been assembled and we ask the president to rethink concerning the new team that he has put in place to lead us towards the election. I thank you.


The topic of this module is titled as YANRAS. YANRAS has come from French and it means kind or type. Any type of communication in any mode, written, spoken, digital, visual, that is done by following certain social norms. That is called YANRAS and most commonly the kinds of texts oral and written is called YANRAS. This topic is in fact related with our previous module on frames. In frames we said that speech events have a structure, a sequence. If we add something more to that sequence, it would become YANRAS. Let's see there. Speech events use YANRAS. YANRAS are text types. They can be oral, like interview, speech, lecture. They can be written, novel, short story, editorial. They can be digital, like tweets, etc. Every YANRAS has typical content. We know editorial would have editors point of view on some very important issue, that is its content. That editorial has some structure, sequence, frame. And thirdly, editorial language would be different from other parts of the newspaper. It would be different for example from a news report, from a sport news. So when we combine these three things, content, information, structure and language, that is typically used in a text, we call it YANRAS. For example, for more examples, let's see the content of a story is events. In a story we have events. It has beginning, now this is its structure, middle and end. It is told in past tense. There are contractions, there are dialogues. So all these are language features which are typically part of a story. So story is a YANRAS. The choice of language that is also called style, it is conscious always. Definitely to meet our purpose, keeping in view our audience, who will be our reader, who will be our listener. So we choose language accordingly. So this choice of language is restricted by the aims of the storyteller, as I have told you. Whether we want to entertain, whether we want to explain, whether we want to describe something. And expectations of the listener are audience. Audience, this term is used both for our reader and listener. So what are his or her expectations? His or her expectations can be read in this text. Because this is editorial, I would get information, I would get editor's opinion. His or her reflections on certain current bonding issue. This is her expectations. So keeping in view aims and expectations, you would make choice of your language in a genre. Ather's ideology, second thing, affects what he or she says and how says it. And if you talk about gender ideology, definitely what you will say and how you will present it, that would also be affected. Every culture has specific genres. Women, for example, if we talk about women mourning, especially their lamentations, when they weep, when they wail, for example, all that they do on funerals, especially, that is lamentations. So they are very common in Indian and Pakistani culture, but they are rare, rather they are almost absent from European culture. So lamentation is a genre. The genres are also culture specific. The genres are influenced by ideology. Choice of language in genre is influenced by aims and expectations. These are the things which are related with genre, which can help us to understand genre. Same genre can come in different events. For example, somebody introduces some topic, especially you see in Ramzan telecast these days, when they start intro, they present some story that may be even personal short story. Same thing we see in panel discussion, a panelist may use some story, personal or otherwise, if he has read somewhere, to support his or her argument. So again, in argument you have story, in introduction you have story, in speeches most speakers take support of anecdotes, folklore and stories, etc. Yandras are not equally available to men and women in speech events. This is where you can see it from the lens of agenda. Women cannot use, for example, dirty jokes in public. Men cannot sing marriage songs, this is not available to them. Most novelists are women. And what about men? Men go for poetry and dramas. So some Yandras are dominated by men and some by women, because they are available on the basis of gender. Even the value of Yandras is gender, which Yandra is important, which is less important. It depends on whose Yandra is it. Novel, for example, is considered less demanding than poetry and playwriting. This is considered as less intellectual activity, and those who think that women are less intellectual than men, they say that they are for women. Now, we conclude that speech events are related with situations. Situations are related with Yandras and Yandras are maybe related with gender.


We have winners to announce today. Did you win one of the WTFast what the fast keys that I announced a few days ago? Click that I up there to find out what WTFast is before watching this video. Now on to the winners. So the first winner is someone whose comment really attracted me and who has an amazing channel trailer which we're going to watch after announcing his name Crisis Diamongo. He said it would be cool to test this out as someone who plays League of Legends and Minecraft pretty regularly. It would be interesting to see if it actually does anything notable or not. And that's the point of this exercise guys. We want to hear from you directly whether this makes a difference for you. I saw a lot of negative criticisms in the previous video. But the whole point is we want to see if the premium version of WTFast makes a difference for you with an honest review. Here is Crisis Diamongo's channel. This is something all of you can learn from to get more views. Look at the quality of his trailer. The video that everyone sees before they subscribe. Let's listen to it for a little bit. So what is going on guys? My name is Crisis Diamongo and welcome to my YouTube channel. Thank you guys so much for deciding to come over here and check me out. A little bit about me first. I am a battlefield guru and I love playing first person shooters pretty much overall. So that's what you're going to see a lot up here on my channel. A lot of battlefield. So do you see the key elements of his trailer? Emotion, excited voice. I was excited listening to his video. He told me who he was, what he did on his channel, what he's an expert in. So if I want to see battlefield 4 footage, I'm going to click the subscribe button right now. That's how your channel trailer should be and if it's not go and fix it and update it because you will get more subscribers if you tell people exactly like Crisis Diamongo did, why you should subscribe in an excited, passionate voice. Okay, let's go on to winner number two. That is Terpac. Terpac said he's already tried the free version for many years and he loves WT fast. So now Terpac, please compare the free version with the premium version because you got one of the premium keys to test and we're looking forward to your video review of this piece of software. Winner number three is Raging Gamer and Raging Gamer said he has personal experience with WT fast. Great. And he already had a premium key for a bit. Great. So now we would like you to test the latest version of WT fast. Compare it with the free version as well as your experience with the premium version from the past and tell us if it's improved. Tell us if it is any different. We're looking forward to your video review. And another winner is our very own Alexander Obitz. So he won because he wrote a very detailed review or a detailed promise of the review he's going to make. He has a good computer and he's going to run the games at 60fps 1080p. And we are going to see if WT fast makes a difference in his frame rate as well as ping and overall gaming performance. The next winner is Ericle TM. He said he will do a great CS go review because it would also be helpful for his network powered by freedom. And he has previous experience to play Sacred Two and he enjoyed it. So thank you for that great comment. We look forward to your video review. Now if you've been counting that's only five winners. There was five more winners to announce. But first I wanted to get these five video reviews so we could all see how the reviews look like and what the next five can do even better on. How are you going to get these keys? You're the current winners. Good question. I will email you personally from the email address in your shiny freedom dashboard. So if it's not correct go and update it now. And as soon as you finish your video review email me back the review so I can watch it and I will feature those videos on the part two of this series where I will announce five new winners and showcase the five who already won. Do you think that's a good strategy for these types of giveaways in the future? I would love to know. Tell me in the comments below. And if you have any video reviews of the free version of WT fast the one that you can get from their website WTFast.com at no cost then send us links to those video reviews down there in the comments below. We would love to see your honest opinion of this software. Who am I? I am George CEO and founder of freedom and you've been watching and we will grow together as a family because this is the freedom family. You are part of it. We are all part of it and we're all growing together. So grow with us and partner with freedom. That play now button right there on the video bar is all you need to click to get started.


We are back on the creepy elevator because there has been a massive update as we can see look at this place Looks amazing, right? And we have an owner. I have no idea why there's an alien and guys also I want to say thank you guys so much for two hundred seven nine thousand subscribers Thank you guys for those that always show love and support It really means a lot to me and Twitter right buddy All right, so let's go check out the new killer and the new killer is a K a Montau Okay, I have no idea where this Montau guy is from or what he does or what he thinks he is But he's definitely a killer and we should be careful once we go in the elevator. Oh my god. Look at this group room Apartment. Oh, let's go check out the floor We're here with the yeet squad. Yeet squad. Okay.  Oh God, I think oh there you go. I was about to say why is it the lever working? Man. Oh, look my boy is getting down over here What is wrong with this dude? Oh No recipes to him.  How did you guys get out there show me the way? SP96 killer what did he just go through did you get out there man? I went through it again. I think you have to press like to shift. I don't know But oh, I think you have to press like the shift key and it makes you go sideways. It does that weird thing D. Oh God, all players got boys points. Oh, yeah for the lat for the pulling the latch Wow, it seems like the elevator got bigger riders. It just me It seems like it's way more space here now. Oh, no, we got the peanut boy He's just floating around All right, let's see what the next killer is what awaits us next Neighbors house. Oh great We're going back to mr. Neighbors home. Oh, wow As you can see he actually rework some of the floors as mr. Neighbors house is way more different than it used to be Well, look, there's even a shower and everything on the hatch. Oh, no, oh Somebody did not clean the toilet that is nasty. Okay group room I should try to be a killer next round. Okay. We're the killers at nope. This is not the killer room teams God killer VIP Okay, did he add any new killers and he did My god, that's a cool slender band model. I don't think he did add any. Oh, he did add a new killers We got the witch doctor Or plague doctor should I say that we got from laugh? Oh, we got Duolingo Dude, I want to be Duolingo All right, so it's pretty cool. Yeah, as you can see his beak and his like feet glow or something Okay, I wonder if he gets to the right evil eyes sans the skeleton You better not pull that lever right away. Okay. We gotta hurry up before they find the lever. No, we're on the same team sans What are you doing? Oh? Let's go to the elevator take that everybody Yeah, buddy. Let's try to get this new guy over here My god That did not sound too friendly No, the leverage here.  Yo, we're on the same team, dude. Oh, yeah, let's get charlin. Let's get Taco boy Then we got a Let's get this girl with Baldy Do these people not know that I am a killer Real can't kill me. I can if the round doesn't end. No Dude sans just obliterated me bro. We're on the same team All right, so if I want to go back to not being a killer, I just walk out, right? Because it is a bit different. What are you doing up here demon puke?  So let's go back in the elevator and Oh shy guy. Oh, I love this floor. Well, I love the model of the shy guy. Oh No, there's a killer somebody find the lever and pull it. Oh my god, great and we're getting chased Dude back away Trying to pull the lever No, the lever was right there. I was trying to save everybody else from Sonic Yixie Right, let's go pull the lever on this guy real quick My god, he's stuck in the room.  He does not stop. All right finally geez.  Why didn't I get teleported? Well, we're stuck inside. Oh, oh my god. Yo, what's up left turn? Just let's say hi Okay, so we're stuck in the elevator for some odd reason difficulty blue Dude, I really want to see tails EXE man What is wrong with this? Wow, I feel like we're stuck here Twitter all right for some odd reason. There's a green thing over the elevator now I don't know what that means, but that definitely means something because they were all gray now one screen Great another recipe It's just a burning man. Yes, it is on a way. Yes, it is. Oh god. I'm stuck. It burns Oh, there's something up here. Oh, it's just a lamp I thought it was like a collective or something. That's a pretty cool lamp. I like the red glow My god. Oh, he's the killer There's a potato. There's a potato killer. Somebody pull the lever Why'd nobody pulling the lever on this guy? No, I Was like right there man. Okay, so how can I go back to being a non-killer? Do I have to rejoin or something? Maybe if I turn into a morph wait This is new right? I don't think this was here before this bendy I'm not so sure. Let's go back in the elevator. Oh my god. This thing is like moving on itself Okay, they put the lever nice There's no hatch escape.  That's what I'm talking about. That's exactly what I was looking for Okay, why can I go back? It's not working back to player. Nope dude. This thing is broken. Come on Why is it not teleporting me? Maybe because I have a morph. I don't know, but that's a little odd. Oh God, I guess I'll just be tails this round Aha come to me No, he's going for the lever Somebody get this guy. I'm gonna count the lever man. Right there. I Got him before he got to the lever Oh God, all right. All right, let's go back over here. Oh, what's up laser? Let's go back over here Dude, I'm so confused where the elevator's at. Oh, no, we got Chara here. Oh The door is closed. Oh gosh, look at Chara over there slashing people. Oh, no Run for your life. Oh, no, now she's coming after us You'll never get me alive Chara. I feel like this should update this floor This is like one of the floors that's been the same forever Oh god, only somebody's in SCP All right, sweet. Okay, all players got bonuses. Yeah. Yeah, we know that we're pulling the lever Dude, that is a cool model It's like an actual ghost just levitating around and then we got to slender man over here What on the slender man is going on over here guys It must be like a pact or something of slender man. Oh, I totally forgot about that giant potion SCP test oh It's this guy we meet again mr. Tato SCP Got you guys here's those creepy sounds. Oh, no, there's a killer great No wonder there was like two creepy music Dude, there's like no lever on this map. Is there? No, there isn't great. Oh, oh my god. He has blood all over him Okay, let's get out of here. Let's go back to the elevator Why won't it change me back to the survival team? Dude, there's two killers out here Guys would never get us up here, huh? Everybody's straight chillin up here try to survive. I Really want to go down here. Oh My god, dude now he's out of the room That's like the first time he ever gets out of the room Because most of the time he's stuck in there just hugging the wall and we got jump scared by sonic yixie double jump scare You gotta be kidding me, but they really want to scare the soul out of me don't they? And I like how the top of the elevators like see through now. You can see outside We're outside in the universe just floating around in the elevator that makes any sense Okay What what? What does that say? Uh-oh We got double jump scared by crossu And sonic oh like there's more morphs over here on this side when they got both scp 87 a and a b Okay, no new killers over here teleport to elevator. Wow.  Oh somebody pull the lever. No dude the lever is right there somebody pull it Why is nobody pulling the lever it's like right there Okay, pull the lever pull the lever and there you go Was that so hard guys? Oh my god, it's the killer doge Wow, thank you so much for that killer doge the alien All right, let's go back. Oh great. He's still here.  All right, see let's try to be a killer for the last round Who should we be we're really uh Want to be someone cool. Oh, let's be the plague doctor Uh-huh. Oh my god. This is pretty neat.  Oh, we got the whole killer squad here attack No, they're going after the lever No blazer you will not get the lever Oh the lever's over here. I don't think they know it.  Okay Let's go get blazer over here Oh no Okay, we got an intruder They cannot we cannot let people go inside the mcdonald's because they're trying to pull the lever.  Why do you kill me? Oh god, look at all these people rock killers. That's pretty neat, man All right, let's go over here to the lobby and say goodbye to our alien friend. Goodbye alien friend All right, you guys. Well, this was a creepy elevator roblox. Uh, this was definitely a pretty cool update I did not expect it. It just came out of nowhere because I read my comments Someone actually told me that the scary elevator was updated But I it wasn't the scary elevator I think they meant the creepy elevator because I came here and I saw this awesome update Well, thank you guys for watching. Thank you guys for the amazing support If you guys enjoyed the video make sure to slap the like button Turn on the channel make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell on and I will see you guys in the next one. Ye