Time is neither on our side nor against us. Only those who move constantly forward can be on the side of time. Time is the past. Time is the present. Time is the future. Only those who learn from the past face up to the present and prepare for the future can avoid becoming wreckages on the shore of history. Long exiled, civil strife and famine, Lenin never lost sight of the whole world for worldwide revolution was his obsession. Scheme, zigzag, retreat, anything to hasten the coming to power of communism. Within four decades after Lenin seized power in Russia, communism came to dominate the Eurasian landmass, extended control over a third of humanity, and infiltrated new and old nations all over the world. Total destruction, peaceful coexistence, resumption of tests, negotiation over disarmament, tension on, tension off. But as persistent as time itself, the communist military establishment has never changed its course, forever strengthening its aggressive power, the iron hand to be shown on a conference table or to be used in a showdown. Three of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maximum danger. I'm Arthur Van Horn. This story gives the defenders answer to the challenge of force. It is modernization of arms. For modernization means moving constantly forward, always striving to keep ahead of the threat we face, to counter the threat of Soviet long-range striking power. The US Army participates in the air defense of our continent. Many Nike batteries are now guarding vital metropolitan and industrial areas, as well as the bases of the Strategic Air Command. The solid-propelled Hercules has higher speed, better guidance, and much greater destructive power than the pioneering Ajax. The anti-missile missile Nike Zeus has been under extensive testing its purpose to destroy the attacking intercontinental ballistic missiles. Implementing the Nike Zeus program is a new system known as the Nike X, a more sophisticated anti-missile design with an improved radar. It embodies time-tested Zeus components and some of the most advanced concepts. To counter the threat of large-standing armies of the Soviet Union and Red China, the US Army, together with its sister services, carries out our forward strategy. It deploys combat-ready units in critical strategic areas overseas, provides material support, advice, and training assistance to allied forces, and maintains strategic reserves at home for rapid movement to any area of emergency. To support this forward strategy, modernization in materiel has made tremendous advances in firepower, mobility, and communications. To operate across the entire spectrum of nuclear and non-nuclear warfare, the firepower held by our army is designed to react in combat with measured response as the situation demands. The individual soldier, there is the M-14. It is the first multipurpose American infantry rifle with long-range and pinpoint accuracy, short-range burst fire, and selective semi-and full automatic capacity. It can fire 20 times without reloading and sustain as much as 60 rounds per minute for more than 3,000 rounds. And there is the new M-60 machine gun, which fires up to 600 rounds per minute and weighs about half as much as its predecessor. The 7.62-millimeter cartridge is used by both new weapons to achieve compatibility, for this is the standard cartridge in the armies of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The M-79 grenade launcher fills the gap between the arms throw of a hand grenade and the range of mortar fire. More powerful weapons are vehicle mounted, the 106-millimeter recoilless rifle, which can knock out tanks within 1,200 meters, and the remote-controlled solid-fuel guided missile SS-11, one of the newer tank destroyers. With low-yield nuclear warhead, is designed for use in the immediate battle area. It packs the power of many hundreds of World War II artillery pieces, yet can be operated by two men, provides effective air defense for Army combat elements against low-flying aircraft and short-range missiles. So support against strong points and concentrations, the Army boasts the extremely powerful guided missile, the La Crosse. And the solid-propellant free-flight rockets, Little John, and Honest John. The newly developed Sergeant is a superb tactical weapon, excelling in power, reliability, mobility, and accuracy. It defies all-known electronic countermeasures. The artillery man's missile, proudly named Pershing, provides the field Army with an invisible arm of up to 400 miles to knock out its main targets. This two-stage solid-fuel, inertially guided giant, answers the call for a system that combines maximum firepower with maximum mobility, ease of operation with an all-weather and all-terrain capability. The traditional artillery also undergoes constant improvement, such as the 8-inch howitzer and the 175-millimeter gun. As you may have noticed, modern firepower is inseparable from mobility, for such firepower can hit both sides of the battle line. It necessitates speedy concentration of combat units in the attack, as well as rapid dispersal before coming under enemy nuclear fire. Mobility means many things in a modern Army. It means the new main battle tank, the M60, which mounts a 105-millimeter gun for the first round kill and boasts a 335-mile cruising range with 32 miles per hour road speed. It's the radically improved Armored Personnel Carrier, the M113, which meets the requirements for rapid movement in all kinds of weather and terrain and protection from shell fragments in small arms fire. Mobility means cross-country off-road supply vehicles, such as the Gore, which can travel on difficult terrain with inherent ability to float. Mobility means the amphibious larks, carrying troops and weapons with a water speed of 10 miles per hour and a land speed of 30 miles per hour. The largest amphibious vessel in the Army is the Bark, a barge with wheels over 8 feet in diameter, with cargo capacity up to 100 tons. It can ferry outsize and heavy equipment between offshore carriers and unprepared landing areas.  Each of the many thousands of conventional vehicles contributes its share of mobility. Mobility also means Army aviation. Some 5,000 aircraft serve Army aviation today. The number will be increased substantially according to foreseeable requirements. Copters may be represented by the utility and tactical transport Iroquois, designed for use in the forward battle area to move troops, supplies, and the wounded. The twin engine, Chinook, with rear ramp to handle missiles and other lengthy cargo. The Army's sturdy fixed-wing transport, the Keraboo, can carry a 3-ton load or 32 men. It has the remarkable ability of short takeoffs and landings on unprepared airfields. The 235-mile-per-hour Mohawk performs combat surveillance with its photographic and sensory devices, capable of observing the enemy even in total darkness. And of course, mobility means airdrop, carried by the Air Force planes, men and materiel can reach a critical area vertically, immediately ready to fight a bond landing, Mobile Army. Command-controlled problems put an extra premium on means of communication. For radio communication in the battlefield, the transistorized VRC-12 will become the standard set mounted on a vehicle. It replaces a series of six radios. It is of lighter weight and contains more than twice the total number of channels found in all of them. Its range reaches 25 miles. Short-range ground-based manhandled radar at company level to longer range systems for divisions, all developed for pinpointing targets, enemy activities, and other threatening aspects of our soldiers' environment. As part of the defense communications system, the Army's network interconnects the military elements in 73 nations, by around-the-world delt line of cable, high-frequency radio, wire, line-of-sight microwave, and high-power scatter links. With this global system, the Army can contact any place on Earth no matter how remote. But modernization does not stop at Army materiel. In order to improve the Army's ability to carry out its responsibilities in today's uncertain and complex international environment, it requires an organizational structure that will respond quickly and effectively to varied threats across the whole spectrum of conflict, from cold to limited to general war. The principal aims of Army reorganization are to free the general staff of operating responsibilities, including that of personnel management and to centralize responsibilities for training in the Continental Army Command, for combat developments in the Combat Developments Command, and for logistics, research, and development in the Materiel Command. The result is to be greater efficiency. To counter the increasing threat of Communist-inspired guerrilla warfare, subversion, and insurgents within selected target countries, the Army intensifies its development of special warfare capabilities. Members in the Special Forces must undergo the toughest kind of combat training to out-guerrilla the guerrillas, and then must become survival experts, linguists, and weapons, communications, demolition, or medical specialists. They must know the assigned areas and be qualified to train and advise foreign troops in the particularities of American weapons. Combat-ready forces across service lines makes the sum even greater than the parts. This is the new United States Strike Command, bringing together the Strategic Army Corps and Tactical Air Command to give swift reaction in every known environment. The Strategic Army Corps is a balanced force consisting of airborne and infantry divisions with all necessary supporting combat and logistical troops. By the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Strike Command can commit any part of a corps from a company to all divisions together with the necessary air support. Strike Command's new command means rapid reaction with the necessary force to accomplish the mission, or to move anywhere and execute a tactical operation with a minimum of preparation and orders. When movement starts at nightfall, this means delivery next morning. The modern army always keeps an eye to the future. To assure an invincible army in the battlefield of the future is the job of combat developments Combat developments search for new ways to achieve the greatest combat effectiveness. For example, in the Combat Developments Experimentation Center, a 200,000-acre maneuver area serves as the field laboratory where new concepts in organization and operation are evaluated. The simulated battleground is mapped out in detail so that the exact location of every action can be reported. Minute by minute, field reports come into this nerve center. They are pieced together to present a complete picture of combat in progress. A single field experiment may employ several thousand soldiers and hundreds of weapons and combat vehicles in realistic actions. Therefore, combat concepts produced by logic and imagination can get a thorough checkout to determine the most favorable combination of possible tactics, weapons, and equipment in the future. The Materiel for Tomorrow's Army is constantly designed and created by Research and Development, or R&D. Its objective is to best equip a man to fight in an environment more scientifically and technologically hostile than ever before in history. Its program covers two main areas, basic research and applied research and development. Both lead to the production of hardware, as illustrated by all the new material you have seen earlier in this film, providing the superior firepower, mobility, and communication for your modern army. Basic research is the fountain of major inventions, the new breakthroughs toward a wider horizon. Army's basic research program consists of several thousand projects undertaken by Army scientists, as well as by scientists in other government agencies, and other higher educational institutions, research foundations, and private industry. For instance, the development of laser, or light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation. One type uses a ruby crystal to generate a pencil-thin beam of light, which has great potential as a high-capacity radio link and a high-precision rangefinder. This powerful beam can pierce a balloon, as well as a razor blade. Allied state physics has revolutionized the electronics components. The technique of micro-miniaturization, utilizing semiconductor circuits and thin films, has packed 100 times as many parts into the same spaces before, and made them exceedingly rugged and easily repairable to withstand the rigors of battle. The environmental sciences deal with problems of soldiers in extreme climates and terrain. Researchers are grappling with the physical properties of snow, ice, and frozen ground deep in the Arctic region. At the other extreme, they are exploring the difficulties caused by intense stresses of heat and humidity in the tropics. Where basic research leads to interesting possibilities for military application, applied research and development begin. A few outstanding items will indicate the scope of recent efforts. Item, quick serve meals for instant preparation. Food stuff with excessive bulk and weight can now be reduced to a small percentage of its original measurements. All that a frontline cook needs to prepare such meals is boiling water. Fuel cells, which convert energy of chemical fuels directly into electrical energy, they will have efficiency as high as 80% and promise to be the packaged power for self-sufficient and highly mobile combat units. Item, Virgo aircraft, which goes straight up and down and hovers in mid-air like a helicopter, can also cruise horizontally like an airplane. This is one of the experimental models leading to the production of an efficient, vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Item, the red eye. The individual soldier can fight low-flying aircraft with this supersonic missile, which is guided by its heat-seeking device to home in on the enemy. Item, a family of field data computers, portable and rugged, ranging in size from small units for divisional level to large-scale systems for army and theater level, all capable of interchanging data rapidly and efficiently. First comes Moby Dick, which has already proved itself in stock control, an important element in logistics. Next comes the smaller basic pack. It can process and store information for such functions as fire support, meteorology and personnel administration. Another compact general-purpose data processor is designed for reducing staff work and speeding combat intelligence to commanders. Indeed, the day is not far distant when these electronic brains will take a great deal of guesswork out of command decisions thanks to such devices for high-speed information retrieval from a tremendous storage capacity. Chemical weapons, which can affect the enemy soldier's mentality, causing apathy and fear, or incapacitate him physically through temporary impairment of vision and movement. Behind all these R&D projects, there is a real sense of urgency, for we must continue to deliver modern weapons and equipment to our soldiers on time to meet the challenge of communist power. We must keep up the record of speedy R&D success, such as David Crockett, which took approximately three years from concept to hardware. Above all, the modernization of our army depends on man. Man is and will remain the most essential element in war. Man, not machines, wins or loses the battle. Machines cannot wage war. They can only increase the effectiveness of man. Thus, the prime mover of modernization is the man with moral conviction and will to win with scientific knowledge and technical skills. The man with the means to accomplish the mission to deter aggression in a continuous effort of learning from the past, facing up to the present and preparing for the future.


Live from San Francisco, it's theCUBE. Covering Flink Forward, brought to you by Data Artisans. Hi, this is George Gilbert. We're back at Flink Forward, the Flink Conference sponsored by Data Artisans, the company that commercializes Apache Flink and provides additional application management platforms that make it easy to take stream processing at scale for commercial organizations. We have Steven Wu from Netflix, always a company that is pushing the edge of what's possible and one of the early Flink users. Steven, welcome. Thank you. And tell us a little about the use case that was first applied to Flink. Sure, our first use case is a routing job for Keystone Data Pipeline. Our Keystone Data Pipeline process three trillion events per day. So we have a thousand routing jobs that we do some simple filter projection, but the thousand routing job is a challenge for us and we recently migrated our routing job to Apache Flink. And so is the function of a routing job, is it like an ETL pipeline? Not exactly ETL pipeline, but it's a data pipeline. It delivers data from the producers to the data sinks where people can consume those data, like in a search, Kafka or Hire. Oh, so almost like the source and sink with a hub in the middle? Yes, that is accurate. Okay. That's one of the biggest use case. And the other thing is our data engineer, they also need some stream processing to the data analytics. So their job can be stateless or can be stateful. If a stateful job can be as big as televised update state for a single job. So tell me what these stateful jobs, what are some of the things that you use state for? So for example, like a session like user activity, like if you have click the video on the online UI or those user activity, they need to be session like window, put a window session like those are the state typical. Okay. And what sort of calculations might you be doing and which of the Flink APIs are you using? So right now we're using the data stream API. So a little bit low level. Okay. We haven't used the Flink SQL yet, but it's in our roadmap. Yeah. Okay. So and what is the data stream down closer to the metal? What does that give you control over right now that is attractive? And what will you have as much control with the SQL API? Okay, yes. So the low level data stream API can give you the full flexibility, full feature set of everything. High level SQL is much easier to use, but obviously you have the feature set more limited. Okay. Yeah, so that's a trade-off layer. So tell me about for like a stateful application, is there sort of scaffolding about managing this distributed cluster that you had to build that you see coming down the pike from Flink and data artisans that might make it easier either for you or for mainstream customers? Sure. I think in terms of state management, I think that's where upper the Flink really shines compared to other stream parts and engine. So they do a lot of work underneath already. I think the main thing we need from Flink for the future, near future is regarding the job recovery performance. But in terms of the like a state management API is very mature, Flink is more, I think it's probably more mature than most of the other stream parts and engine. Meaning like Kafka Spark. Yes. So in the state management, can you, can a user, a business user or a business analyst issue a SQL query across the cluster and Flink figures out how to manage the, you know, essentially distribution of the query and then the filtering and presentation of the results across the, transparently across the cluster? I'm not expert on Flink SQL, but I think yes. Essentially, if Flink SQL will convert to a Flink job which we'll be using the data stream API.  So when you're using the lower level data stream API, you have to manage the distributed state and like, and sort of retrieving and filtering. But that's something at a higher level abstraction. Hopefully that'll be. No, I think in either case, I think the state management is handled by Flink. Okay, yeah. Distributed of the- All the state management you can just, yeah. Even if it's querying at the data stream level. Yeah, but if it querying at the SQL level, you won't be able to deal with the state API directly. You can say I'll do a windowing. Okay. Let's say you have SQL doing window with some sessionization by idle time. That will be transferred to be set for job and Flink will manage those window, manage those session state. So you do not need to wonder about it, but either way, you do not need to wonder about state management. How about if Flink take care of it? So tell me some of the other products you might have looked at. It's the issue that if they have a clean separation from the storage layer for large scale state management, you know, as opposed to in memory, is it that the large scale is almost treated like a second tier and therefore you almost have a separate set or a restricted set of operations at distributed state level versus at the compute level. Would that be a limitation of other streaming processors? No, I don't see that. I think it's different than you take a different approach. If I look like a Google Cloud platform, Google Cloud, they are thinking about using big table, for example, but those are external state management. Flink decided to take the approach of embedded state management inside Flink. And when it's external, what's the trade-off? A good question. I think if it's external, obviously your latency may be higher, but your throughput might be a little lower because you're going all the network. But the benefit of that external state management now your job becomes stateless. Your job is to make the recovery much faster for job failure. So it's a trade-off over there. Okay, got it. All right, Steven, we're going to have to end it on that, but that was most enlightening and thanks for joining. Sure, thank you. And this is George Gilbert for Wikibon and theCUBE, we're again at Flink Forward in San Francisco with Data Artisans, we'll be back after a short break.


A video recently resurfaced of Beto O'Rourke when he was running for the House of Representatives and him talking about social security and what he would do to reform social security. And to be clear, I'm not sure that he still holds this stance, but what he said back then, running as a Democrat, it's incredibly troubling because essentially the way he describes how we should reform social security is 100% a right-wing approach to social security. The people who paid into social security and who are earning their checks back from their investment in social security, that needs to be protected. That's inviolable. But going forward for future generations, for my kids' generation, five, three and one-year-old right now, we need to look at things like means testing. We need to look at perhaps a longer, a later age at which my kids are going to retire. That's a tough decision. It's not easy to say it's going to be politicized by my opponent, but those are the tough things that you're going to want me to weigh in on when I'm in Washington, D.C. This is precisely why the U.S. almost defaulted on its national debt this summer. And the incumbent voted against the compromise that was reached that prevented us from defaulting on the national debt. So he wants to both means test it and raise the retirement age. Make it so that way you can only qualify for social security later in life. He didn't name a specific number, but nonetheless raise the retirement age means test it. Okay, so why is this problematic? And also why would this only be applicable to people in the future? Why wouldn't you do this for current beneficiaries of social security? Well, a lot of Republicans talk about it this way. Marco Rubio included because they don't want to do anything that would affect current beneficiaries of social security because they know there would be hell to pay and they wouldn't let them do it. There would be fierce public backlash as has always been the case when a Democrat or Republican has tried to reform social security. So what they're trying to do here is they're trying to reform it for future generations because young people who will one day benefit from social security, they currently don't really know how crucial this is going to be when they are older. They don't know how important this is and will presumably put up less of a fight than current beneficiaries. And the problem here is that if you're going to wait to quote, save social security and you're only going to reform it for future generations, you're already undermining this implicit premise that social security is insolvent and needs saving in the first place. And what Beto O'Rourke is feeding into is this manufactured crisis that social security, look guys, we've got to do something, we've got to reform it if we wanted to be here for future generations. But this is nothing but propaganda. It's all a ploy to privatize it. And it's been the ploy of Wall Street now for decades because they have been salivating over social security and they desperately want to be able to dip their hands in the cookie jar. But because it's such a loved program by Americans, they haven't been able to do that. So they've been thinking of ways to covertly undermine the appeal of social security. Means testing is their primary goal. Because what do you do if you means test social security? You transform it, you turn it into a welfare program where it only benefits poor people as opposed to everyone. So it's no longer a universal program. Now that may make sense in theory on paper, but the problem with means testing it is that you undermine public support for it. Because if everyone is no longer a beneficiary of social security, if it's now deemed a welfare program that undercuts public support for it, and then that opens the door to privatization. Because you'll no longer have this overwhelming backlash if you try to touch it and privatize it. But that's their ultimate goal. But really anyone who's on the left, we have an answer to the question as to what you do to social security. It's simple. You lift the cap on taxable income. Because currently, depending on the year, if you make more than 120,000 or 130,000, you just stop paying into social security, which is absurd. Wealthy people shouldn't not benefit from social security, but they definitely should not stop paying into the program that they'll also be benefiting from. So the fact that there's a cap to begin with is absurd. And if you're on the left, it's easy. You just say we lift the cap. This is what Bernie Sanders has been talking about. This is what a lot of even some corporate Democrats have been talking about. But for better or worse, to just overly say we need to means test it and raise the retirement age, this is what Republicans want to do. Individuals like Marco Rubio, Chris Christie, and understand that you've got to be savvy and acknowledge that this is nothing more than a ploy to ultimately cut social security in the form of privatization. Because if Wall Street can get in their privatized social security and make a profit off of it, do you honestly think that it's still going to be something that pays out as much as it does now? Do you honestly think that it will still be beneficial to the American people? You can look to some instances of privatization in Latin America where they privatized social security and the prospect of retirement has essentially diminished entirely now because of what they did. And we have to be cognizant of the fact that if you do that in America, we're going to see the same results. So again, I want to emphasize to be fair to Beto here. I don't know if this is still the stance that he would take with regard to social security, but the fact that he was pitching this as a Democrat, it's a non-starter.


Look at him going. Come on, come on. Where's the seat? The seat and the station. I'll not sit somewhere around. That's when the water was really, water was really turning out. I can't see a screen coming up here. I can't see what happened. I've only got half a cup of salt. I'll have to sit somewhere at the station. I must be a sensor. I'm trying to go back and down. Yeah, I just started. What's that? Oh, yeah, it is, yeah. Two rabbits. I haven't seen one of them. So there's three seagulls. Really? Is there a two seagulls or something that do something, Dad? Let's get the clouds going. I'll get the clouds, you can just see the end of it. So it's starting out, it goes, oh, I only got one. I'll put the salt on that. First came with the goggles. Was that right or was that? It was a slight salt. Oh, yeah. It moved. It's going that way. I'll have to do it again.


Do you have king crab? Do you have king crab? Do you have king crab? Yes, the biggest one. Biggest one. 5kg. 5kg? Holy moly! Oh my... What do they have with this king crab? It's 1kg, but it's 10kg. You try. It's so weird. It feels so weird. What is that? It's a potato. Oh my god. It's on here. We're going to cook. Do you have king crab? Yes. This was a mistake. That's a unique thing. Most things that we do are mistakes in live chat. Most of the things that we've done in the past 2 years has been mistakes. 3, 2, 1. Is this gross? Are you sure? It's gross. It's weird in my... It feels so weird in your mouth. It's like slimy. I'm learning. Everyone's just shitting on us. Literally everyone's just shitting on us. Esther, go over there. Come on. Yeah, go over there.  They said they're enjoying it. Really? Yeah.  They may have stopped hearing that or something. No, I thought it was good. Espen, you couldn't fit in the seat. You had to pull up 2 seats. Yeah, I had to move.  I'm going to be real. Espen is by far the biggest king crab in this entire place. That's true. Espen's the biggest guy in Korea right now. True. I haven't seen one person even close to your size. Yeah. We knew it earlier. To get him shaved. And she said that she's never seen anything like him before. No, that's true. She said that. Look at his beard. Fuck. Yeah, that's gross. I feel like I'm eating sand from the ocean. You know that's what it is. That's what octopus has made out of is sand. Is it really? Do you guys like sea cucumber? This is sashimi.  That's the stuff you get at Costco.  That's Costco. That's my dad's work. My dad doesn't sell sushi. I want to try. Go for it. It's spiky. Here, Espen. No, no, hold on. Should I just pull it? Easy. Hold on, hold on. Most of it is like flashbacks. Okay. Here's the thing. I'm not super allergic to shrimp. My mouth gets itchy a little bit. What about you? I'm a little itchy. Sometimes. Also, sometimes I pass out.  It's just a test. A little bit is okay. Are you itchy? I'm not tickly, I'm itchy.  A little bit of disco. Wow, so that was the fish market chat. Great chat, did you enjoy that? Let us know in the comments below. Make sure to like and subscribe. Oh, nice. Yeah, what if that's a doorbell? Okay, hold on. Let's see how you guys are doing. I don't like getting laid. I like the chase. So I don't care. Once I know I can get with you, I don't care to get with you.  But as soon as it's dead, they don't want to eat it. Okay, so you want to... I'm not hungry. Yes, I like... You don't want to do anything with it. I just like knowing that I can. But the second I know, I don't care about getting it. Well, we're going to hold that bar. There will be a lot of... Wait, a lot of what? A lot of women. Today's Friday, and all day is like, you know, street of young people.  One thing is there are a lot of women, so you can ask them, like, hey... How many hoes are in Hongdae? Is that an FAT question? Find the square root of the hoes of Hongdae. It's like an Easter egg. This is like Korean Pepe. Is this the Pepe for Korea? Yeah, I think it's like the Pepe for Korea. This is Twitch in purple. Oh, Twitch partner. No way. Look at all these colors. That is the coolest looking shot I've ever seen in my entire life. Wait. All friends. I want to see it, but there's a place on the top. It's called Bacardi. It's 75 degrees. The bottom of the tree is the tree. I'll show you the country side. The first one. You shouldn't tell us which one's the hot one. We just keep going. So it's like different countries? Why does France have so much? This is France. The red one is the Korean name for the famous Korean food. The yellow one is the Korean name of the famous Korean food. No. The 47th is the Korean name of the famous Korean food. The Korean name is French orange wine. The original menu is between four prices. One day, you'll enjoy it. Another day, you'll enjoy it. Another day, you'll enjoy it. The 38th is the red one. This one is the Korean name for the famous Korean food. The 40th is milk with milk. This one is in chocolate. This one is the Korean name for the famous Korean food. The 50th is the Korean name for the famous Korean food. You should keep going for the 50th. If you don't, you'll end up in alcohol. It's very hot, so you should do this. You should keep going for the 50th. Since it's really hot, you can cool it down a little bit. Since it's all your lips, you should be careful. I'm here, you got it? Okay, take a nose, you got it. I have a question. Your favorite drink is... Uh-oh. Yeah, you drink it. No way. I can't drink it. No way. No way. Just do it. No way. Why not?  You gotta take a photo. Are you kidding me? Get in here, chat. And that is the gayest thing Austin's done all through. Uh, does anyone have any money? Nah.  Look, chat, so they have like... You know how we have ice cream from like, Saucer ice cream? They have it just pre-soft. Pre-soft. Oh, pre-soft. Espen, watch this. That was wicked. Oh, wait. Espen, now let me tell you something. Me, him, and Emmy all got our readings done. I think it's your time. Oh, no. Jenny, would you do the... I'm good at reading. No, they're doing card readings, it's different. Oh, yeah. Alright, I'm telling you right now, there is no chance that this is gonna be remotely accurate. Cause it's fake.  Yeah, true. Should I take my cast off? Aw, might hurt. Is that gonna, like, the nail on my hand, is it? He said you get a lot of help from your friends. True. Yeah, miss, thanks for the help. He said, you have nice jawline, so as you get older, you're gonna have a better life. Oh. He's like, he's giving me a good service and he's making money. And if he's old, he wants to start his own business. So, if you drink, it's a good deal. This is what he likes. Where is he? He said, he doesn't like beer. He's good at it. You don't really like beer, you like like whiskey kind of stuff. Wait, what? I don't know. And then he said, he said you're born to be like entertainer and that you earn money by being entertainer. And then in the future, you are going to be wanting to like have your own business or something. What's the K? In the future. What's the K do? What's the KZ? You only like bread and meat. True. He said you're good at eating. I'm very good. The best. He said you're too cherished. Of course you are. He said you're pretty generous. And he said you're very like dedicated, like devouted. If you get into a relationship, you're going to be very like devouted. He said you would like Korea if you live in Korea. Cool. Your face is popular among grandmas and like old ma'am. Nice.  He said you are going to earn a lot of money too. And then you are also pretty generous with like spending money too. True. Which hand is your main? This one. He said you can cook too. He said like if you cook, you're going to cook very delicious stuff. Cool. You should have my hands like thumb twerking. He said you're very affectionate person very? True. Because this part is really thick. It means like you are going to have very good marriage in the future. Oh nice. I should break the both of them. He said you're going to live up until like nine years old or something. Wow really? It's not like I said. If you get married, you're going to have very good relationship with your future wife. He said you have very good stamina. I do. Look out of now. No it is. I have high stamina for reckoning.  Yes I take more hits. Yeah stamina for sex basically. One day. One day.  You have a lot of thoughts. That is... He said you like jeans. Wait I don't know. Oh my god. He said you will look good. You will look better. Like you will bring more luck. If you wear a blue shirt in my bag. He said like if you wear something like red and blue to point it will bring good luck. He said when you were young you didn't study. No actually I never studied. I was very smart. Yeah you never studied. True. Just like him all the time. He said you shouldn't smoke. Oh yeah I have asthma. He knows. Oh my god how did he know? He said you don't really have strong like... Breathing? Yeah you have asthma. He knows. He said you are going to earn more money as you go. Really? Yeah so you don't have to worry about money ever in the future. Very good. Oh weird. He said you are going to meet nice woman too. Nice. He said from June to July. Mating season. Yeah mating season. Game's like spell. Yeah like 2020 to 2021. You didn't have really good luck with women. True. But from June to July you are going to have... So like if you meet a woman this year you will actually... He said you will actually date her for a long time. He said I'm pretty. Is there anything you want to ask? I'm sure. Okay. What is your name? My name is Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee. He said it's very, like, progressive. Oh, so I'll get better. Yeah, it'll get better. Oh. He said if no one else, if people don't, like, mess with your ego, you're going to like... You're going to like... Yeah, he said you have very strong, like, pride. The biggest. Pride, ego? Yeah, pride is ego, right? Yeah, very much. He said if you have big pride, and then if no one... You will like almost all people unless they, like, try to mess with your ego. Oh, that's true. I'm very nice to people. But then if somebody, like, does, like, the slightest bad thing to me, I wanted to destroy their family. I wanted to destroy their family, Ms. Kiff. Ms. Kiff, your family. He said you have to lose belly fat. Oh, true. True. He said, uh... Which pond did he have to read for that one? He said it will bring more lung if you lose belly fat. It will bring more lung. Oh. He said you're very sensitive when you're working on something. You're like very... You want to be, like, perfect. Oh, true, true. So if you wear reddish, bluish, and yellowish clothes, it will bring more lung. It's also the whole color spectrum. He said...  Oh. And the longer hair you have, it's better lung. Oh, good. And the longer hair you have, it's better lung. Oh, good. And the longer hair you have, it's better lung. Oh, good. And the longer hair you have, it's better lung. Oh, good. Very good. Very good. Okay. Wow. What a coincidence. Cool. He said your lung this year is pretty good. Nice. Well, except for the thumb. He said you've been eating a lot this month, and also you've been pretty busy as well. Korea. Korea and a lot of Korea. True. Yeah. Anything else you want to ask? What? How many months has he been subbed? Huh? How many months has he been subbed? I'm not going to ask that. He said you know, it's like you have traveling life. You're on which way? Oh, and then he said your life is more...  It would go a lot of different places. Wow. How do we know? That's crazy. Yeah. Wow. Cool. As a man, I think he's cool. Espen, Espen. Ask what your wife will look like. What will my wife look like? I'll Spotify. He said he would marry someone who's thin and nice body. Cool. You're wrong. There you go. He said you would get married around 34. 34? Yeah. Once I end the breath, he's 30 years. Yeah. Wait, Espen. Ask if your hand is actually broken. Wait, is my hand actually broken? He said you're very talented in a little way, so wherever you go inside, you'll have nice jobs wherever you go. Cool. How long will it take my hand to heal? Is he a doctor? And then he said you can be CEO of certain build in the future. Cool. Nice or firing rich. Maybe you can get rich. Is he the CEO? Ask if your hand is broken or not. No, he's not. So don't buy a house that has a door on the east side because that's bad luck. No. That's my new house. No east side. It's east. Yeah, that's where your master bedroom is. Yeah. I reckon houses have doors on every side. I know. You're fucked. I'm screwed. Wait, ask him whose house is better by yours. Is my house better than his house? He wouldn't know. Yeah, he knows everything. Ask him whose house is going to be better. Ask him whose house will be better. My house from his house. Ask him whose house is better. I bought a house recently. I bought another house. But whose house is better? He doesn't know. That's why he's analyzing it. He doesn't know because he didn't analyze his hair. His what? Analyze what? Analyze. If he bought a house this year, he would buy a cool house this year. He said if you bought a house this year, it means you bought a really nice house. He said it's better. Ask him how many wives he'll have. So if you get married around 34, you'll have a long nice marriage. But before, if you get married, you'll have a divorce. How many kids? There's not much to get married to. How many kids can you have? There's not much to get married to. There's only one or two kids. One or two kids. Ask him how many room cars he'll have. What? Ask him how many room cars he'll have.  How many room cars? I'm good. I have no more questions. We're good. It's all good. Bro, that was like a 40-minute reading. Cool. How many ads do you have? He said if you're pissed, you don't talk. Oh, true. Is it true? Yeah, true. Cool. I think it's just my oldest viewer. Or youngest. He read his face, and then he's palm, and then also he's birth time. In Korea, they read future telling with the birth. He didn't do the palm reading that they did yesterday? He did more than that. Yeah, good. Thank you.