Felly, rydyn ni'n trafodaeth o'r Llywodraeth Cymru, mae'r co-chair yw Corll Goyman, yw y profesor o'r Ffacolwyddiadol a Llywodraeth Cymru, ymgyrchu'r Cymru o'r Ysdambol Polisi Centr o'r Sabanchi Unedig yw Ysdambol. Felly, yw Llywodraeth Cymru o'r Ysdambol Cymru. Felly, rydyn ni'n cymdeithasol ysdambol, a mae'r cymdeithasol ymlaen i'w co-chair i'r cymdeithasol, mae'r cymdeithasol yw Corll Goyman o'r Ffacolwyddiadol, a mae'r co-chair yn ymlaen i'r cymdeithasol.   Ac mae hi'n tylibf hayllusiondestid yno nad yng Ngôl Llywodraeth... … yng ngôl Y ml пят warod yr ynloniwn hon equityiniad. Llywodraeth ym mhelydd ym mhelym, Llywodraeth ym mhelydd, o ddynt i amser gan'ch arwtod, a'r perdiad yn gaelol. Yn ein gyf жеch, mae'n ystafell yn dweud yng Ngysliad o mytaflu cyntafol a'r ysgol deolol sydd yn cyflwyno gyrdanodau o'ch lŵn yn gael cyfreant hynny.  Rydym yn 3 pryd, y cyd-yn. Yr ystafell yn ystafell, Saskia Sassan, y fontl yn ystafell yn ystafell, wedi weithio'r fanyl. Saskir is Lynn Professor of Sociology and the Committee on Global Thought at Columbia University, New York. Well, it's a great pleasure to be here doing the ninth in Istanbul. Somebody mentioned cats have nine lives. The urban age has ten lives. I like that. But still, the ninth in Istanbul, I like that. I must say that what I'm going to give you is a response that I have to Istanbul. A complex city, old city, many names, three millennia, many intersections. And I look at Istanbul from outside, not from inside. I can't. I don't know it well enough. I've been here many times, the first time in the 1960s. I was very young. And so it is from a distance. And from a distance, what I see with Istanbul is something that is immutable, that does not move, but that is criss-crossed by multiple mobilities. And I want to sort of throw out a thesis and to say that out of these histories of intersections comes a need. And it is the need to develop specific capabilities for handling and enhancing network functions. I use very contemporary language here. The issue of being at intersections is not simply a question of being located there. It actually takes work. It takes making. Now, I am trying to detect a particularity of Istanbul compared to some of the other cities. Now, over the ages, and I think there are many ages in the case of Istanbul, it has had to develop. This is my thesis. It has had to develop capabilities to handle, govern, shape these multiple networks, these multiple mobilities that enveloped it, that criss-crossed it, that destroyed it at times, that reinvented it at others. It has had to negotiate these diverse histories, these diverse geographies for which this city is a kind of anchor or an object for destroying a platform. And I think that this particularity of Istanbul comes out of this deep history. And I want to recover that. This is an issue that I have been doing with other cities as well. The notion that in the current global economy there is sort of an ironic twist. The ironic twist is that the deep economic history of place, especially complex places, matters much more than it did in the Keynesian period, which was a period of standardisation. The notion is that all cities are becoming the same. And I think, with all due respect to architects, that there is a conflation of two conditions. One is an indeed standardised built environment for state-of-the-art functions, the office district, the state-of-the-art space of consumption, etc. No matter how original the architect, when you walk through it, when you're in it, you sense homogeneity. But that's quite different from how it is used in terms of economic functions. When you look at the economic functions, you begin to recover specificities and specialised differences. Now, if I am indeed right at least a bit in this thesis of mine, that what marks Istanbul's particularity in today's world is this capacity that it has had to develop to handle, govern, shape, etc. networks in the same way that the English Empire had to do a bit of that, given a vast empire, then this is quite interesting because this capacity is, of course, extremely important in today's world. And here I want to mention some really, too many people's surprising data that comes out of a huge study. I'm an advisor to a whole bunch of huge studies. I don't know how that happened, but there I am. Now, this is a study done in 2009 that tries to understand something about politics and culture around the question of global cities rather than just economics. So it's a different kind of capability that this study gets at. And it's a study of 60 cities, and it finds Istanbul is in the top 10, along with Beijing, along with New York, along with a certain kind of city, in terms of something that it calls policy exchange, policy influence. Now, I'm almost certain that you cannot see this, right? Is this legible? You see Istanbul, right? Now, I should read. I can't see it either actually. So it's Washington, New York, Brussels. Brussels, by the way, rarely appears on lists which measure economic issues. But it is, of course, a centre for policy exchange. Paris, London, Tokyo, Beijing, and there is Istanbul, Vienna, Cairo. This is a very different kind of map from the usual economic map. And it seems to me that it doesn't take much to understand that where Istanbul is, or sort of Richard Sennett's notion of Istanbul as the hinge city, especially in the post-1989 period, it really is a strategic site for negotiating these very, very diverse histories. Now, the other thing, and somebody mentioned it earlier, one of the earlier talks, the human capital question, how strong that is in Istanbul. And I think that Istanbul, by the way, also ranks very high on the human capital variable. And I think that this long history of having to negotiate differences east-west, north-south, but especially east-west, I think that has also sort of bred, if you want something, and I know from my doctoral students, the Turkish students are fantastic in theory. And I have always, now, I don't want to be too naive, elementary, and project too much, but I'll just project a little. And it seems to me that being in these two worlds, simultaneously, and having to negotiate, you don't just sit there, you have to work at making something out of that. Now, so among the other cities in the stop group are Tokyo, New York, Hong Kong, Chicago, Sydney, and London. Again, I don't know if you can see this. Other cities are Singapore, Boston, Paris, San Francisco, and then comes Istanbul. What is very interesting in this particular variable is the importance of international populations in a city to feed this human capital variable. It is not enough to have great universities. There is something that the city itself, in its complexity, in its anarchy, in its messiness, manages to add to the equation of the question of human capital. I, of course, like that a lot, so that I don't want to reduce human capital to the creative classes or to the accreditations that universities give you, or even to the very fine educations that universities give you. There is something else in this question of human capital when the world in which we live is this world of multiple mobilities and sort of globalization, etc. Now, I want to point out the second point. This is the single largest, the presence of international, of foreign-born populations, is the single largest factor feeding New York's top rank on the human capital variable. And it is one of the two largest factors in Hong Kong's fourth place rank. Now, later I'm showing, not too late, I'm running out of time, I know Tony, don't worry, but a bit later I am showing some data about migration. Again, as an outsider, okay, and from a distance, not as an expert. Now, I would say that even on the business, last point there, even on the business activity where Istanbul doesn't rank very high, it ranks in the middle of L60, the two most important factors that put Istanbul in this rather reasonable place has to do with, again, international dimensions, it's not just a question of training. Now, here I sort of wrap it up a bit. I see both of these prominent positions as having the policy exchange and the human capital as having to do with Istanbul's strategic role at this intersection of diverse economic and geopolitical geographies in an increasingly network world. These are very important capabilities. Another measure, another study where I'm also an advisor is from the Ernst and Young which actually surveyed all kinds of investors and firms, and I don't know what all. And they created a zone in this study called emergent Europe, which stretches, I like this, between Western Europe and Western Asia. Western Asia is not a common location, but I like that term, Western Asia. And here are the results, so Istanbul ranks fourth. I also want to emphasize emergent Europe. I like this notion of emergent Europe, a Europe that is being made. So you have Budapest, Warsaw, Moscow, et cetera, you have a whole other geography. Now, a few comments about capital, capital flows. Those of you who know my work, I don't take them lightly. I think that they need to be tamed, regulated, et cetera, but anyhow, here. So Istanbul is at the center of the geography of capital flows that stretches east and west. The EU remains Turkey's dominant trade and investment partner. But in this post-polled war geopolitics, Asian countries are increasingly appearing. And again, investment, foreign investment is not just flows.  Capabilities come into the picture. This is sort of, by now you have understood one of the themes here. Now, if you take, for instance, the Turkish stock of outward foreign direct investment, Turkey investing abroad, the two largest recipients, I love this one, of Turkish FDI by the end of 2007, where the Netherlands, where I was born, and Azerbaijan. Now, if you look at the United States, if you look at France, if you look at Germany and you ask the same question, you do not get this geography, these origins way at the top of east and west. You know, it sort of stays in the zone a bit. Now next, again, the second point, next are Malta, Luxembourg, Germany, and Kazakhstan. Now, in many ways, Turkey, of course, after the Cold War and after post-1989, re-enters all their histories and geographies that it had had. The other point I want to make is the rapid growth in this investment. So by 2007, Turkey's total stock of foreign direct investment was 12 billion. This is 11 times as large as its 1990s stock and 3.5 times as its 2000s stock. So you have a very, very sharp growth rate. Now, this is an inward direct investment. I just want to point out that, again, the largest investor is Turkey, but that investment has also grown very, very sharply. Here you have a curve. I don't know if this is visible, but you can see how it grew. I don't know exactly what feeds that very sharp growth after 2004. I do have some ideas as to what feeds the rapid downward after 2008. If we want to put some content, some empirical content to these figures, a key export sector is construction and real estate development. And I think the audience that is from this country knows that well, the figures are rather astounding. The construction companies of Turkey have an absolutely global geography of investment in operation. Now, same thing with trade. I'm just going to move. I want to get at foreign firms. Of the 19,000 and more foreign firms in Turkey, about half are in Istanbul. Now, here, second point and third point. Second point, Europe still dominates. Third point, 4,300 foreign firms are from Asia. 910 from Iran. You can't say that for the US, for instance. 450 from Azerbaijan can't say that for the United States either. And 300 from China. That's already more in the picture. Finally, there is this extraordinary emergent global geography of emigration and immigration. I think the fact that Germany is one of the top destinations is well known. But now we see other flows going, for instance, 20,000 to Saudi Arabia and other countries. There is again there an expanding geography, maybe a recovery of an older geography. And Turkish nationals are now present in a growing number of countries. So this is an expanding global geography. So here, for instance, are some besides Germany, France, Netherlands, Austria, Belgium, but also a whole set of other countries including one of the smallest ones is in Russia, but it is there. Now, in terms of immigration, last point is perhaps, or third point in 206, 191,000 foreigners moved into Turkey coming mostly from Bulgaria and Azerbaijan. Again, this stretching sort of other geography. And here you have a series of other last point, Greece, Russia, the US, Iran, Iraq, the United Kingdom and more. Really a very, very, very broad base. The world of the mobile, I'm ending Tony. The world of the mobile is more than migration. So entries of foreigners last point, 19.3 million into 206, up from 13.7 million into 204 and up from 11 million. So in other words, growing. Who comes? My last two slides. By world category, in 206, the largest single groups of foreigners were the 7 million managers and professionals and another 1.1 million in secondary professions. So very heavy professionals in migration of the Turkish citizens, 750,000 fit in these categories. From where do they come? Germany, still dominant, but there is Russia, there is Bulgaria. And then there is an extraordinary mix of countries ranging from the Netherlands and Iran, each with 1 million to Norway and Kazakhstan. So I leave you with that sort of final thought of these new mobilities that are beginning to come into Turkey and Istanbul is clearly a key anchor. I cannot end without saying that a lot of these mobilities, especially the mobilities of capital, are two-edge swords, or swords with two edges, whatever the expression. They need attending to or they can cause very negative consequences. At the same time, just intellectually, one can say that they are interesting. They are mobilizing all kinds of new geographies. And I think Istanbul is sort of living out that capability that I was beginning to talk about at that. Thank you very much. Thank you very much for a very interesting presentation. You can be assured that most of the Turkish audience in the hall, much of this is new to us as well and very, very interesting.


Good morning, John. I kind of feel like we've been really fancy on vlogbrothers lately. Got music video, big epic collab video, travel vlogs, tax plans, Brazil video. You did a review of Monopoly. Let's simplify for a while. I'm just gonna tell a story. A couple of years ago, I was in the Bay Area. I landed, and I was going to a hotel that was a while away, so I got in a taxi. It took me to the hotel. The taxi driver was super nice. He asked me where I was from. We talked about Montana. He asked me why I was there. We talked about why I was there. Which is that I was doing a thing for the launch of Rendleman Rose Book What If, which is a fantastic book. I even read to him a little bit from the book because I just think that What If is such a great thing to share with people. But like a paragraph in, the taxi driver, he's like, oh no! And so I'm also like, oh what? What happened? He tells me that the cable that connects the meter to the transmission has fallen out, meaning it hadn't recorded the first part of our journey, and if he plugged it in now, then he'd only get paid for half. But he said he'd be fine because he does this trip a lot. He knows how much it costs. He'll just charge me that. We get to the hotel, and he tells me 120 bucks, and I say, okay. And then I go to bed. I get up in the morning. I do the event. It's great. And then I get another taxi from that same hotel to the airport, and it's 65 bucks. And then they're realized, like it didn't even occur to me. But yeah. And of course immediately I'm like, that guy was only nice to me because he wanted to know where I was from, and he was trying to make it seem like there's no way this could be the kind of guy that would take advantage of me. He's so nice. I think about all the ways in which I could have protected myself from that, like so many common sense little things that I could have done to prevent myself from getting taken advantage of in that way. Mostly just being ashamed that I was such like a country bumpkin roub that I was this guy's mark. I was the patsy.  This one little example of the world like not always being totally on my side. And I start rethinking my entire like policy of being intentionally over trusting, which is a thing that I actually think about. I want to be that. So this guy definitely stole like 50-60 bucks from me, but that by far was not the greatest like negative impact that this experience had on me. Suddenly I'm thinking like, how do I avoid getting taken advantage of again? All the space in my brain that my new like theft protection algorithms are going to take up. And just generally building a wall between me and the world that's going to decrease my enjoyment of the world. And this from me, a guy who's pretty much got the whole world on his side. I'm a straight white dude with money. Just one little betrayal and I'm rethinking the way I think about all other humans. Come on! Maybe every act of trust is a gamble that we choose to make. But I think the feeling of being taken advantage of is way less pleasant than the feeling of having your trust be justified and having the good desired outcome happen. On the scale of violations of trust, of course, a taxi driver is stealing your money and you not being smart enough to like realize it's happening is really far down the scale. I don't want to say that this is like a huge, terrible thing that happened to me. I'm just surprised at the impact it had on me. And I feel like if I let that change the way I think about the world, that's not bad for the scammer or the thief. That's bad for me. But if that guy is rationalizing his theft or if anybody is rationalizing them taking advantage of other people by saying like, Yeah, that person can afford to have that stuff taken from them. Whatever that is. Maybe. Maybe that's the case. Maybe I can afford to have 60 bucks stolen from me. But I don't think that our society can afford to be constantly looking over its shoulder. We have to be able to trust each other or society falls apart. That to me is the true untold, unrecognized cost of being the kind of person who takes advantage of other people's trust. That thing, not the theft, is what ends up making the world a significantly worse place and it makes me really angry. John, I'll see you on Tuesday. Hello there end screen. If you're interested in being part of a street team for my upcoming tour, dates in the description, there is a link in the description to a form that you can fill out. It would be great if you wanted to help us out.


what are the rules for this again okay the rules are if you're on the losing team you drink okay it's that it's that simple and like don't kill yourself so if you're like three shots deep yeah just four half shots four a half shot or something like don't tell me how to live my life whatever if I do anything suspicious it's just cuz I suck at this game not because everyone just get their their pre-existing like somebody that's a glitch in the game yeah what am I doing I don't like I don't like I do not like it yeah so everybody everybody else is doing shots I'm not yeah I killed him no I was an admin and then I went up to medbay and then I got nothing I mean we do not have a lot of tasks done either so maybe like change that also chat just just letting you know might have to uh might have to randomly leave stream go to the bathroom because of the pepper that I ate earlier and in fact I need to do that right now okay okay yoink I hope I don't get killed oh geez guys oh my god it hurts so bad guys chat for context I ate the world's hottest chip today and it's really oh man she's coming in full storm one thing though is walking by your body and being like I think Ethan's gonna try to kill somebody's and meanwhile you're just fucking dumping it I literally was talking to chat and I was like alright guys I might have to randomly leave during the stream at some point by the way because of the like pepper thing and then I was like wait no that time is right now exactly right now I'm leaving I have to leave okay god listen guys I'm not gonna get too much into detail here but who we oh ah oh so gross I ate the world why did Chris just come in here that was weird oh hold on oh who's just in navigation with me me who said me sorry I just found a dead body like right in that kind of the entrance to navigation so what we have to go we have to go apart from spend I walked out of there and was all the way up into weapons like headed toward it so was it in the hallway then spend when you found it it was like three-quarters of the way into navigation so kind of in a hallway I'm gonna say it's been no no no it's it's Eddie and Ian trust me I swear I'll you guys are gonna be able to vote me off Eddie and Ian you can't cast two killers at once we need to know right now we're voting for Eddie Eddie because he was in the room when the body was killed we were voting for Eddie I voted because I would do Eddie but my only thing is why is he trying to accuse two people right now it seems desperate I'm voting Sven I voted Sven don't do this don't do this whatever you do voting it we're headed for another L all right here we go I totally thought that it was crit like why did he just walk into electrical like that that was weird are you feeling okay Ethan no I'm not I have to chip today and I'm paying the price ooh emergency meeting I got it all right guys Eddie and Ian are still alive through Sven was I wasn't even at the body when Sven reported it why am I all of a sudden like the go-to person that's alive still well because you were the you were the master last two games but either way Eddie were you doing I don't know man I don't know Bruce yeah I was down in in in comms and then I went to shields Gus was with me up to the right all the way through cafeteria before right before the body was reported Gus you was I not right next to you the whole time I mean he yeah he was there for that portion of it it's Bruce it's Bruce hold on hold on don't vote do not vote do not vote Eddie Eddie and Ian both jumped in the middle of tasks while we're both jumped dead on that train all right you're taking this opportunity to kill another one of us I'm voting I am voting Eddie I'm voting Eddie Gus and Ethan and I suggest you do the same in the middle of everything Gus what do we do I am I am leaning a little bit Bruce but if it's not if it's not Bruce then let's just absolutely vote Eddie next time okay okay absolutely do that okay because we do have the numbers again this is a terrible choice this is a terrible terrible choice please win guys please you motherfuckers two fucking rounds in a row I voted for Eddie to first listen we'll just kill Eddie right off the bat there's no defense when I go Eddie mode Bruce guys listen I don't want to you know give you too much information but my fucking asshole it's just burning burning so bad right now it hurts to sit it hurts to do anything ah it's horrid did you try putting milk on it damn I should put milk I should butt chug a gallon of milk oh boy look everybody all right I want to be imposter some time today oh it's this I don't think it could be Eddie four times in a row okay I'm gonna just finish these up that was spooky oh no wow fucking wow take note who's alive Jesus Christ do how many shots are we in right now for you Eddie yeah Chad let's fucking god game put me in as a crewmate for fuck's sake I'm tired of stress for fucking hour I am I am drinking tonight but I'm not doing shots because I don't want to put my ass through more than it's already going through you know that's a good idea all right baby let's go all right baby all right baby each time baby whoopsies and I say whoopsies and I go like this visual tasks are not on right okay but he was just gonna spend right in front of me I was scanning the med bay Ethan walked out of med bay while I was in there he was clearly Eddie I didn't walk away I wasn't there okay what's your defense Ian I did see Ethan walk by I didn't know if he if he was there for that but come on what did you see okay I know it's just your word against mine all right okay but you have to come up with a good fucking alibi I have decided I am voting for Ian but I'm just like Ian you gotta fucking say anything other than come on Ian fuck to that one up Jesus Christ okay I need to I need to get on it is there anybody up here I think everybody is over by reactor okay so but you guys were over in reactor who was all there me I was I ended game there going up and down with Eddie and Eric I originally went up there when the reactor was going off and then it stopped and I didn't have any tasks in reactor so I just turn around Chris where was the body yeah I was gonna say the same thing but I want to know where the body is only one and Ethan the only only reason I think it's you because I didn't see the whole game and I saw most other guys on reactor and the body was like up by like admin like on the top no I didn't even go there I don't know I mean I just didn't have a task in reactor wait so Chris what were you doing though I was with Chris be like the first half I saw where we we were the people that went up to reactor to turn it off the first time guess who'd you vote for already pretty maturely but I ended up voting for Ethan that's what adds up the most for me wait why why I mean we could also skip here and get evidence on someone skipping is a better idea skipping is a better idea but because we got the math on our side of course here thank you guys don't have too much time go by though okay explain real quick why I think it might be him it's because he was the one on that side where the body was found okay all right well it's up for when you went over there Eric and Gus and Chris tell me who to vote for them I'm skipping yeah solid that it's Ethan no cuz even if it is and again this is I already fucked up voted for Ethan pretty early here but like even if it is we have so much time with this the in conviction so keep an eye on Ethan and Chris yeah you know I need to be really careful really really careful really very much careful I don't even know where the thing is in here I'm gonna do this thing three one two three nine do do do just to not look sus where is everybody where is everyone god dude I think everybody is with each other oh yeah everybody's I'm not even trying to find my yeah absolutely did I'm voting for myself dude I'm voting for myself good luck boys let's let's have some fun yeah gamers let's have some fucking fun I really risky I just I just missed whoever it was well where is it okay alright hold on Eddie's body is in is in admin in the bottom right corner I saw someone just vent but I didn't see the color it was me I was I was venting the trash it's definitely not it's I walked into admin and I just saw the vent I swear to you where were other people I want to hear everybody was electrical it was a light color so it could be Andy it could be Gus I'm almost very very very light was was somebody we can somebody value so Andy somebody walked into my room on the very very bottom right somebody walked into that that's me yeah I did it from the top so I know it's not Andy I would be really well I would be the thing is I came say that so early who knows if he's the other one or if it was a super cold body because I don't know the I just missed it you guys can keep an eye on me but keep an eye on crispy yeah also he said he vented I don't know if that was a goof or not I think I honestly cannot tell if it's a goof or not I don't know look bro I'm six shots in true true dude respect okay Jesus Christ that was that was that was a little risky that was a little risky boys not gonna gel a little risky my new rap game little risky came up here where were you okay who wasn't in the the electric room I don't know what the fuck you call it electric yeah I was in the electric room people maybe three people like there's yeah I was you he was an electric who asked that no Gus Gus and Chris were both at admin with me yeah body in storage underneath the gas can oh that's fresh then cuz I was from from gums through the bottom when the lights came off by by Ethan is the person I saw go on lights but then they had to have been really fresh then yeah yeah because there was I came so I came up there was like almost everybody in electrical yeah yeah it's towards the very very bottom with the trash compactor thing yeah someone someone could have got the kill and then just walking this electrical no one even know the difference yeah crispy where were you at he's muted crispy oops sorry I was in the top right doing asteroids when the lights were called so I just finished it because I figured people would get it and I came down through cafeteria and that's basically where I am I'm right outside admin so here's a weird thing Gus and Chris were together in admin I waited outside of admin to see what would happen went back into admin and they were both gone but nobody died so when I was waiting in storage I walked up to check admin Gus and Chris left to walk back down to storage and the body was found in storage correct yeah yeah see when I found after I found it now Bruce I that's unfortunately you're implicating me here but like I wanted to I wanted to bring this up though too because when when the lights went out I finished the card swipe and I went down and I did the wiring job at the top of storage first and Chris came came up at me and then walked back and I saw him go to the back of electrical and then I saw him exit out that like the storage way so it just seemed like an inordinate amount of back and forth for Chris usually plays sorry Gus what what was the timeline for that was that near the end game there was yeah it was what it was when the lights were out so it's like lights are out and I saw Chris to the back forth we went I thought you were I thought you vented because the lights went out I couldn't find you so I was really trying to find you and then I saw that you were because our line of sight got smaller we got it sorry we're trying to find it we have to skip I'm gonna see if this is one that you call in one minute so that we have to really quick kill it yeah I voted for Chris I voted one I voted for Chris it's not me fucking everybody said everybody says that it's not them when it's okay that's pretty smooth to be a smooth I wish my cool down was done I'm gonna pretend to do this for a year man oh man do I wish I had a Travis Scott burger right now dude that'd be dope it'd be pretty pretty chill to have a Travis Scott burger we usually had too much time go buy in those Bruce got killed Bruce got okay so what did the emergency meaning and not report the body so here's what I'm wondering I mean I mean he's tough but I obviously here's the only thing I'm really sus on Chris because there's no reason to kind of push at me right there to paired with everything else also Bruce did vote Chris last time stood outside the room and just kind of stood there there was another person in that room doing a task wait who followed you I was doing that I was doing the wires and I was doing the navigation more you take the car the aim yeah yeah I've been muted this whole time I'm sorry I've been I've been speaking to Bruce was by navigation with me was it you it was a Gus well I'm doing the same panel I didn't do that wiring panel Chris was at that wiring panel but I peaked in there because I doubled back after I saw Ian and Chris in Nav Bay and I was like oh I wonder if one of those is gonna die but you guys both came out of there I just I've seen anything what did I did I see you scan in Medbay yes a little quick no I did scan Medbay Medbay was the very first thing that I went to murder me at the top I'm just a little bit but I didn't see anything suspicious I don't know if I'm barking up the wrong tree but I've seen so much doubling back from Chris this game in areas where if he would play so much more efficiently I assume if he was the crewmate I'm just I'm leaning towards him alive let me honest so literally when we were in admin you mean Bruce before I thought I thought you vented so I literally doubled back to see if you did but since our line of sight was so small cuz electric was out I didn't see you walk right by me and then that's why you were down doing wires mm-hmm I just feel like you're going after me really hard to and I'm telling you I just saw a weird I saw some weird behavior from from mr.  That might have been rough. Let's go face it. Two. Two. All right. Oh my god. Where was the body at? Okay, so we did.  Ian, what are you doing? I can't tell. What are you doing? I'm just giving you a pass because you're drunk on the body and in the room with you.  And you guys are getting in the way of that because I'm trying to like fix the O2.  Ian's fucked. I don't care about the dead bodies. I'm pretty buzzed.  Just let me do my job. So, you can see that it wasn't Eddie, right? You can see it wasn't Eddie because he's dead.  When he called me brain dead, I know he wouldn't do that. I know he meant that in his heart. I know he wouldn't make that up. So, yes, I agree. It probably wasn't Eddie, but I believe there are two killers among us. Ethan, what were you up to? Okay, so I went, I went to admin and then I went down to shields and then I was making my way up to weapons when the body was found. What was the body found? I don't know if I should dismiss Smosh Ian though because I don't know if I told you guys he was in the room. So, hey, have we voted anybody in the body yet? We still haven't figured this out. We haven't voted anyone yet. Yeah, wait, Sven, where did you find the body? Admin, but it was kind of tricky. I can see... Sven, if you see me up on the top part because I think I saw your name tag. Top part of what? Because I was running across in cafeteria. I saw you going down towards admin. That friends list for Nightbot is not correct. But anyway. I'm fine with Gus, Eric, Sven, Crispy, and Ian, Bruce, Eddie, Barack and Chris. Only one fourth of it was peeking out. So, if drunk Ian would have missed it, I can try to see that. He was literally doing the O2 feet from this dead body. Really? Sven, here's our situation, Sven. You and I are not it. We know there's probably two killers. Let's vote Ian this time and then buy some time. Vote Ian. Okay. Hey, vote Ian. Vote Ian? Okay. Wait, hold on. Sven, why didn't you vote Gus? Yeah, dude, look at all the other guys. I voted Gus. I see you voted Gus. Because you're very suspicious that you're rushing in. Okay. Pass to the two killers left. Babe, B! What is your name, man? GDs, babe.


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Hi, good morning Jonas. Hello, good morning. Can you hear me? Yeah, I can hear you. Let's just wait for other people to join. Yes, I'm not sure what's going to be our attendance today. There's not some sort of big items on the agenda, but let's see. We have this bot which started to join these meetings, this meeting analytics. Apparently it's not from Hyperledger and they tried to ask them to stop doing this and they didn't. So I'm going to see if I can somehow kick it out or turn it off. It doesn't look like I can kick it off. That seemed to work. Yeah, that's good. Let's get one more minute and I think then we can just start. Last week we had a nice attendance. People from almost every continent. Sometimes more of a podcast and sometimes it's a really nice discussion. It varies, but I'm going to start sharing my screen and get ready. So can you see my screen? Yes. Okay. So yeah, welcome to February 23, and this is our Hyper Hyperledger anti-trust policy notice, which we shall display before our meeting begins. So I'll just leave it here for a moment. Right. And let's get started. So, yeah, again, hi Jonas. I suppose you're here first time, right? And I don't remember joining you before. Yes, I'm here first time. Yeah. Awesome. Awesome. I'm really happy to see new faces, new voices. Would you mind to just briefly introduce yourself since you're joining for the first time, you know, just like, maybe which, which company are from and like, what's your, what's your use for a CCA stuff stuff like that. What kind, what's your kind of text tag? Yeah, sure. Share. So, yes, last week, a colleague of mine Raphael also joined the call I think first time. Ah, right. Yes, we're working on the same project. So for the Swiss government. But he's more like the mobile developer. And I'm more in the infrastructure part. And maybe also in the future, trying to add some features that we need to every six. So I thought it would be great if I can maybe also join sometimes this call. Sure. Sure. I'll be happy to have you. Maybe just wondering, are you considering buying chance using every V6 on like the server side as well, if you are able to share that information, or is it just the mobile case? No, for us, just the mobile case and service. We're using a couple. Right, right. Yeah, that's, that's common pattern. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, so, so let's just get started and proceed with the agenda. Well, since you introduced, let me also introduce briefly some I'm Patrick Stasch. I'm one of the maintainers of the six repository. We forked it a couple years ago. It was originally developed by every name then we kind of took it over and been trying to improve it over time. A little by little. And here we are, we started doing these community goals about a half year ago. And my Saudi, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm working for Apsa as a South African bank. And yeah, there's, there's actually a few of us maintain this at this point three of us participating in the maintenance of the repo. And we mainly, mainly JavaScript and Node.js stack, moving mostly around, around the backend and infrastructure areas as well as you. Yeah, so now let's let's get down to agenda. So I guess we covered our start meeting discussion here and today's pretty brief. So as for the overview of the recent items, which has been done we had zero 52 release. And the thing that was released after a longer period of time was more than a month was more than a month.  There was a huge, huge rewrite around the connection struct connection abstraction. And that was, that was something we have added only reason in like recent months so we were able to still, I mean, it will still, it's, it's, it's still reasonable to do this kind of like significant changes it was pretty new feature. But yeah, it's much better. And now we are basically thinking how to how to apply the same types and pattern on the other state machines, every state machines we have. But of course, we would try to do that with less of a disruption. Since here we were able to just rewrite it from from scratch make a breaking change but for the for the other other state machines with state machines which has been part of the repo will be probably more more cave careful and try to provide some smooth smooth migration path. So this was very cool stuff by done by Bogdan. Next up. Yeah, there was some following up adjustments to this PR. So it was just some fixes, some renaming and fixes around the Node.js wrapper, a regard to these changes. And then we had part of this release was also embedding VDR tools dependency in the repository. And I see that we also Bogdan and made a slot join so welcome guys, these are my colleagues. Hello. I don't know, did you guys join if you hear heard Bogdan's mind introduction. Yeah, and I trust policy. Okay, right. Yes, I know about you, but Jonas, but Jonas is a colleague of Raphael who joined last week as well. And yeah, so now we are covering the agenda so just doing this. I've joined pretty much with Bogdan. Yeah, I see. I didn't know this when when you join. Okay. Yeah, we had embedded VDR tools dependency in the repository. Followed up by some like huge purge of unnecessary code. And then some minor updates updated Tokyo to a page version, and then the other updates in this release was around were around livey CX was one PR from Raphael as a first time contributor to the repo, always happy to get this kind of PR. And then some adjustments to notice wrapper that also relates to livey CX and CI. Yeah. Coming back here. I guess I'll just once again note for as it's important information that going forward, the livey CX is considered somewhat deprecated. In fact, the next item on agenda here is this PR where we are splitting livey CX into two crates livey CX as it is. Yeah, but we basically livey CX will still represent livey CX as is today but it's a smaller crate and we extracted its core piece into new a new crate livey CX core. And this is consumed by both livey CX and the node JS wrapper. And yeah and so going forward will be like officially deprecating the livey CX along with the Java and iOS wrapper, which are built on top of it, which in practice means we won't be adding any new features here. And it will be just like minimal level of maintenance, maybe there's a security patch or something like that, that that can be included. It's just like no no active maintenance but if if if there will be interested parties in taking this, you know, taking, taking maintenance of this over. And I think we are more than happy to, you know, give out that that maintenance responsibility just we don't have the resources to maintain this piece anymore. So it's open open to committed to possibly pick up, but that ties again to another item we have on the agenda here, and that's the updated read me files. So this has been just fresh emerged this morning. And basically we talk about the deprecation quite a bit. The main read me page is separated for like the rust developers kind of introduction and for the mobile developers. And here we reiterate the deprecation piece quite a bit. Basically, we say the livey sex is along with Java and objective C wrappers are deprecated. There's a deprecation notice now. And basically we say that we encourage people to rather use recently merged unify areas vcs. However, that's only in a stage of proof of concept so it's very incomplete and there's lots lots of work to be done here. On the other hand, it has like much brighter future potential. So we are looking for contributors here. Well, I mean, we encourage this definitely more than the BCX, but it's up to community and up to people. In the end what they decide to go with them, maintain and work on. But but from our point of view, this is this is the right way forward. And so the read me itself, it's pretty much updates all their read me file so it's the read me for the this main read me the areas vcs also also somewhat updated. I think I'm not going to cover it all but I believe it's much more friendly now, and it's going to be important as areas vcs. Now it's going to be included in the hyper ledger edx course. We should be released today 23rd I believe some looking forward to to see the mention there and see if we see if we notice any increased traction of interest as a result. Now, moving forward to the stuff which is in progress there's like two work streams right now going on and one is from Bogdan side and one is from the side. So I don't know guys if you want to do like any any update on these items. I'll, I'll the floor is yours. You can, you can, you know, choose to do it just brief, brief update or I don't know if you have something interesting to share. Go ahead. Well, I'm not really it's still work in progress. I guess the more interesting stuff was showcased last week about the messages this realization and the message type parsing. Right now it's just a matter of like previously just to get that working I use the message stubs and now we're pretty much working on implementing proper messages and that's almost done. And then I guess the upcoming work regarding this is implementing some traits for common behaviors and some message builders where necessary. But yeah that's that's pretty much it and there's also like the protocol registry which I want to rewrite and basically have static or rather compile time a compile time registry of the protocols and their versions that are supported by, you know, a certain agent and the protocols and their versions would be pretty much allowed through or triggered through feature flags, not sure about the future flags right now and what they would look like. Because that's less important as of yet. Pretty much the idea is just having that registry that's generated at compile time. But that's pretty much that's overall the the last item on the list. When that all is done I initially I planned to and I guess that's still right now the plan to integrate the new messages great into areas VCS with its current state. And then we can move on to refactoring some other protocol state machines like we did for the connection state machine. But actually wanted to run an idea by by all of you. I'm wondering whether there is a benefit in retrofitting the new messages great into the existing areas VCS since we're going to rewrite the protocol handlers and all that. Maybe it might be worth it simply have a separate branch where we merge all these changes and we can review all these changes the messages great to each individual protocol handler and so on. Basically have all these changes done in bulk and not maybe not spend time retrofitting stuff just to get it refactored later. Do you think it will be challenging to integrate this great. I don't know, probably not. I don't expect it to be to be that difficult. I guess I guess we'll see at that point. I find it. I would rather avoid that approach. I think it can be. I mean if it's not especially if it's not too difficult and I would just try to keep keep the main branch update as much as possible and trade on that. We're like better collaboration right if multiple people do some jobs and if it's to branches which start to diverge a lot it can be difficult to to get it through you know merge the game. I've also considered that like retrofitting stuff would help with iterative approaches, definitely. So yeah, as I said I assume it's not going to be too difficult like the message structures. The message structure itself doesn't change as much it's just about how we handle messages that will be different. So, presumably it's not going to be too difficult to to fit into the current areas BCX. Okay, well, regardless I guess in the end you're right about the iterative approach so we can stick to the initial plan. But yeah, that's that's pretty much the update nothing really worth showcasing, I would say. All right, perhaps a middle flower you know if you have any any thoughts or comments on the, you know, on the book dance and yes it's not like just just me ruling it out or something. I'm pretty much agree that I would prefer also integrating the changes of the rest of the code base and merging it to master. Keep it in keeping it in a separate branch. Yeah, I also agree with that. Okay, so I guess is a strong has been decided. Yeah, yeah, what about you know, how's a teach this thing going. What would also also not much, not much to update on that front I just updated the CX version to used in any agent as done as to 05020 to the latest release. And there's some changes which had to be done associate with this to make the, make the scenarios pass. And these, these changes were merged yesterday to the age. And so the results were run and are in other work. And, like, the ACAPI interop tests are working fine, a CX versus a CX of course, also fine. And there are only some issues with abj but that's because in other the version that they use is alpha and when I was this testing against the latest stable version which is 033 abj version 033 at like tests, which I, which were running were passing still so that's that that's why it seems in that or that's that's why some of the interrupt us against abj are failing in, in order. Anyway, so that's, that's the, that's like, all that is to on this topic. Thank you. Yeah, and then I guess for the upcoming work. I'm not gonna even put ending here. We are currently busy with these things and I'm not aware of any sort of like active. Well, I'm not sort of any active other contribution going on right now other than these two and also anything, anything new planned up in a like close close future. So we have like huge backlog of stuff we want to do. I think we could actually extend this a little bit with the stuff. Bogdan Bogdan mentioned. But yeah nothing I think no new items will be starting until the next week, possibly, I guess depending on how, how this thing will go. And that that's bring us to Dar and and meeting discussion so maybe I would just such as we can go maybe through the backlog here and see what we are missing and what we can remove. So, so maybe I'll start with adding the stuff you Bogdan mentioned so you mentioned you. You would like to do the protocol registry right that was one thing. The protocol registry refers to mainly to the discover features protocol. Well, actually I have a comment on that is that I'm not sure about the compile time idea because sometimes you can have a like agent, like, let's say institutional agent, which are like, yeah, let's say even mobile device, let's see a mobile device, which might be like, including the code for credential issuance, but typically, and I mean currently since we don't have some sort of feature flanks. It actually always does. So, so maybe it's like it should be actually like in runtime determined like based on, you know, whatever the, whatever the user or the developer chooses to to use and Yeah, they can do that. They can do that when they build their agents. Essentially, we provide a lot for building agents right so when you build an agent you can choose what versions and what protocols you want to But I think it's it's likely. I mean I don't know how we will go with the uni ff5 for example, how the workflow in a future would be for the developers. But, you know, like if you look for example the pattern with libcx like we pre built those like rappers. And we can choose whatever feature flags we need for driver we can expose all of them. I mean I'm not even sure about like the protocols themselves. All I know is that at least for versioning we should be definitely using that. So if someone doesn't want to use, you know, the credential, the issue credential v1 protocol and just want to use the v2, they should be able to do that. And not only would that lower compilation time but basically removes this code that's not going to be used from a certain I mean technically the compiler would remove that code anyway, but it's about compilation time and it would make that protocol registry be completely in check with what that particular agent supports without developer having to do anything at all. Apart from setting up some feature flags. And I have. I feel like it will be useful to have option to kind of select the protocols you want to support like on the fly. Let's say there's like two. Let's say there's a new connection protocol right you are running institutional agent. And now there's a connection. And let's say we have a connection 1.0 and there's connection 1.1. And you are not sure about the impact you know this upgrade is going to have on you or if it's if there's any risk involved so you want to do it. Kind of. It, it's relatively like just using 1.1. So you could you know if it's if it is possible. Yeah. So you could just like switch to 1.1, you know somewhere integration without redeploying and rebuilding your entire application. So, and there's no reason why 1.0 and 1.1 cannot coexist.  But I mean, usually that's not how you would do something like this. Generally you want to allow certain features so that you know for sure that if you don't want to handle something there's practically no way for someone developer to code that in. And again the big idea here. Like I said we can even just not provide any feature flags whatsoever. Although I would but the whole idea is basically having that static protocol registry. Which is created at compile time and it comprises of the protocols that are supported by the agent and that would basically be done by knowing what, as I said, what versions are supported and what that. Yeah, I guess, yeah, I guess it makes sense to, I guess. It's a starting point like it's like the boundary like like you definitely don't support anything more than what you compiled right but I guess I just think that it will be nice to have option then to opt out, maybe on the fly, you know, like you can actually even though we compiled, you know, connection 1.0 and it's in your code and technically supported, like you should be able to actually tell. Actually, I don't want to use this, even though it's, you know, compile I don't want to have it in a in a discovery, you know, protocol listed. Alright, so essentially this is just about, I mean there's definitely some some reason why you would generally support certain protocols, but you don't want to expose that to maybe some newcomer like a new connection or something like that, someone that like an agent that you do not know. So there's like it's not about sending only that protocol registry like exactly that protocol registry every time it's about having that as a baseline.  So that can definitely be done and probably should be done. And in terms of, like, it would be cumbersome probably to have someone create like log in a feature flag for absolutely every minor version of every protocol so we can have a lot of flags that would incorporate other feature flags like we could have an old flag that basically says yeah just compile everything I want to support every single version that is being provided, or just have common things or we can have a latest flag that basically supports just the latest versions of all protocols I don't know. I don't know about the organization I didn't give that that much thought yet. Basically, as I said the the whole idea is having that protocol registry as a baseline which really just means that these are the protocols that are coded in in the agent, and whether you, you know, you want to manipulate that a bit and remove some stuff that's that's up to you. That sounds good. Okay, and then we are in sync. I think that sounds good. Okay, so let's do the protocol registry. Compile time. Protocol registry boundary, I will call it as you don't do definitely don't do anything else outside of what you compile. What, what is this about the cloning of the dog creates. I don't actually I don't remember I believe this is this was typed on based on some something you found. I think it was some changes you wanted to end it. I think it was about like reducing cloning but not. It doesn't have anything with it. It's just about reducing cloning. Okay, it was just across the board. Okay, so reduce the cloning, reduce cloning. And those two are basically what I'm like the the reduced cloning and the traits, like the macros replacing macros with traits. I'm going to cover that in the messages. Yeah, so I'm going to just delete these since this technically already is right. Yeah, you can remove the reduced cloning to basically covering that. Then we had the state pattern. Or the other machine so I think this is still intact. Then we had if implementation of issuer side using the credits libraries. This is definitely still outstanding. We have a very fire implemented with credits by George. But yet this is, I don't believe somebody's working on this right now. And it's going to be important, as we want to eventually migrate away from VDR tools dependency. So this is still waiting for us. I'll be bigger task, possibly. Then we had the coupling. Okay, I'm not sure. I'm not entirely sure about this given the state. I'm just not sure how it's going to still fit in or if it makes even sense. This was a duplicate. I don't think it will make that much sense really. Yeah. Essentially, VCS will be an implementation of protocols. Hmm. Yeah, I'll, I'll remove this probably at least for now. And maybe we can close the issue too. I'll see after the meeting what kind of a reasonable command I can write here and close the refactoring. Okay, unify submission approach. This was this is also something what doesn't really apply as we are essentially going to rewrite the state machines with with state pattern and then that's essentially the unifying itself. So I'm as well going to delete this. I don't think it makes sense to invest in some sort of unification of the current approach are using. So I'm deleting this one. And wait, those issue linked there. Okay, I'll close this one too probably. This enable out of band test in the 808 that's what Smirno is working, working on right now. So I'll just link this. This here. Then we had eliminate usage of mediated connection in tests, I think that's still valid. The connection is similar to the V6 also the pre-coded long term, although we still have it and support it. I mean as long as Ios and Java wrapper exists. Mediation connection will exist in the code base probably possibly behind a feature flag, but it's going to be, but the focus should be to start using the simpler version of the implementation. So I'll just made it a bit more specific in favor of collection. DDO is a first class citizen. I think I'll have to look into what I meant by this. I think there was some ideas like I think there was some ideas as to what kind of patterns we should reduce and we should kind of there's places in code where we are passing I think some sort of arguments maybe like various service or some sort of internal abstraction and I believe that DDO should be used instead. So that's why I think I originally written this point, but at current moment I cannot recall the specific places so I'll leave it there and maybe take a look if I can describe this somewhat more specifically and I'll keep it or not. Adding more typing across the code base that relates to like the usage of in some places in code we use string where we know it's actually URL. I think this is still valid and will be partially addressed by the work being done by Bogdan right now but things there's also other places possibly where we deal with URLs and and there's and in general I mean this applies not only to URLs but also there's many places across the code base we use string. We should instead have some sort of DID type. I mean we are not really leveraging Rust typing enough. So as a two example just right here. The DID type will like require work in itself I believe we talked about this. That we need to basically create maybe you can even add this to the list that we need the DID parser and implicitly a DID type because essentially we have to parcel the components of a DID properly to handle them correctly. And the URL doesn't really take care of that because it doesn't recognize the schema with host and it's basically it doesn't parse it correctly but essentially that's what the IDs end up being. They're sort of like the URIs. So yeah we kind of need a parser for that. And I think we can also hear this brings me to DDO resolver which is also not a resolver too. We need to implement the resolver but we do have issue for that so I'll just link it there. Resolver is here. Where is it? There we go. And then yeah implementation of new protocols that's kind of a longer term if we should probably first do the state patterns across the board and only then starts adding actually new protocols. So make sure that everything's nice and clean before adding new features. And yeah that's that's all for the backlog. Do you guys, Jonas, Miroslav, Bogdan, have anything else you think we should add here? Anything comes to your mind? No, not really. Nothing else for me either. All right, okay. So then we came to the end of our page and just blank white space here, which means there's nothing else to cover, I guess. Well, but before we sign out, since this is like admitting this question for anyone, do you guys, anyone have anything else to cover? Or any questions or discussions? All good from your side, Jonas, don't you have any questions or stuff since you guys are like recent adopters, you know, don't you need any like assistance or anything? No, currently not really. So at least from my side, at the moment it's more like a side topic. Maybe it will be a bigger topic in, I guess, April. Yeah, but first it's then it will be more like, yeah, new protocols, that's already the backlog. And maybe also a big thing for us would be to also support ACAPI as a mediator. So like to support the V6 agency and the ACAPI. I see, I see, so that would basically require implement, we can add it here in the backlog actually, like it will be nice, let's say it's nice to have, or like, I'll just put, not nice to have, I'll just put it here. So it's a valid feature in every ecosystem. So ACAPI mediator, I suppose, is speaking the pickup protocol V2. So, you know, you're just a board that will need to implement mediator, mediator, every mediator client pickup protocol V2. So currently we have a Mediation client, but that's specifically for the V6 agency node, which is kind of proprietary protocol implementation. I mean, of course, but it's custom. So this will be somewhat similar, but it will be new client speaking different protocol. So, yeah, that will be cool. And that will be useful for the Uni-FFI wrapper, as the Uni-FFI wrapper itself is not going to be using the V6 agency node anymore. So it will definitely, in order to be useful, it will need to have some sort of Mediation support, ideally, and it will make sense to implement something like that and incorporate it there. Yeah, so it's good. Okay. Very well. So I think that's it. Thank you guys for joining. Good day and pleasant weekend is coming soon. And I'll see you next week. Thank you. Bye-bye. 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What up guys Jordan back at you with another video modern day muscle. It has been a long long time currently at the gas station Fooling her up, but yeah, it's been a long long time. I'm getting a mod done That honestly is kind of mandatory for anybody. That's lowered and staggered. I'll give you guys a sneak peek Yeah, guys check that out. You don't know what that is. I guess you have to find out by watching the rest of the Video man Update you guys in a couple of things if you guys have been watching the other channel free smoke I'm one of the hosts on the fat cat But yes, I am on the channel free smoke With host fat cat and garage driven. We talk about car talk and we talk about other youtubers in the car game and we just do things for the culture man, so shout out to them make sure you go and watch that channel subscribe, please and make sure you subscribe to fat cat and Garage driven as well. But uh, yeah, man, like I said, it has been a while. I know I've been slacking on this channel bad I just been having a whole lot of it's going on man. So, uh, you know between Figuring out a new job and I got a dog. I still have to get the dog on camera, but that's been crazy because I'm Getting a dog in eight weeks. It's like having a kid. You have to like watch every little thing it does So yeah, man, it's just been it's just been crazy, man But I want to try and get more videos out and I'm kind of in a glad to be back because I was feeling like I wasn't really doing anything but uh Yeah, let me um Get to fill in this gas Then we got to make that drive if you haven't been watching my channel And you don't know what that drive is when I go get a mod done then I go back to go check on the video Yo, we are here if you do not know we are in the famous garage of Rods driven Yo, real talk cuz I seen them this was off-camera Does everybody else eat a cream cheese in a sandwich or do you eat it on the bagel?  No But uh, you want to go ahead and talk about it you guys can see it So I was lighting up some fireworks my car. Yeah, I wasn't home So my car was in the garage for New Year's Day, New Year's Eve New Year's Day I went to my in-laws and I remember doing it I lit the fireworks and I guess it fell off whatever fell over and it just took off and went like kind of like sideways and Up and then it popped in the air, but I'm guessing when it took off going sideways. It took off Went straight to my car mind you I was like Yeah, I was a good ways away from where the cars park But it literally is set up going up in the air and I'm going sideways I was seeing it, but I didn't think it hit my car because when it exploded Yes, so that just goes to show you just got to be careful when you're lighting off fireworks man Is anything can happen?  It just I know how much you care about your car So I know when I rolled up and you was looking at it It's basically brand new car This is a brand new car, but yeah guys say from the back real quick. I really love that I really love how wide the stripes are the stripes are oh I didn't even I didn't peep that it even goes over Yeah, the camera that stuff that's a nice detail. That's cool Oh, yeah, I'm looking Well, that just looks like bugs that died Yeah, man, we got a mod going on that kind of sort of mandatory I wouldn't say kind of soda it's mandatory if You're lowered or if you're lowered and have a staggered setup like me like I'm on 275s in the front and then 315s in the back here and what's happening is is um Well, let me back up because There's a lot of things that have happened and I haven't been recording like that. So a long story short I had to change up these tires here If you have been watching my videos, I got a video posted Way back where on some kid popped my tires and I was able to salvage two tires from it These are those old tires that used to have tire stickers on them and I took them off Because my old tires they were wearing so bad on the inside that were showing belts. So What it's happening is Paul when I'm riding the wheel is going out this way, right? Yeah. Yeah, it's can't in Burden So so basically we're installing these are control arms that I have in the trunk Yeah, just a book control arms so that my wheels will no longer do that and then after that I need to immediately Wait, did I just say a lineup What Bro, what are you talking about man?  I Need that too. I need that too. Yeah Here guys Here it is. I haven't even opened them yet Megan racing. So it's the right one Factory And would you say if you're lowered or staggered like me? Yeah, I would recommend this especially if you're having a staggered setup And you can't rotate your tires Yeah So what happened Yeah, yeah, I got you. All right guys, here's the stock control arms right here These ones you can't really adjust like that Okay, you can't adjust them period correction Yeah, see there's the difference Everything else is standing on the back end Passing just like it's done inside Right there So below what you're gonna loosen is you are Well, you can take the strut out if you want to I just loosen the sway bar handling the brake line The upper ball joint right here One 18 millimeter here and on the opposite side of the strut tower. There's another one So I had to take off the ground from the car right here So I got to put these back still once I you don't tighten these fully until the cars on the floor Okay So this bolt right here and the one opposite side You don't tighten those until the car get on the floor and also these three right here I did loosen because you got to pull the strut up the way just a little bit So all this will be tight when the car's on the floor You want the suspension to be set as the car is like sit nothing, you know, I mean not like Yeah, man, I wish I would have had the old wheels to show them bro when I said the belts were showing Like here bro was bad.  I was working from home because I ain't drive the car like that when I seen that I was like, yeah Nah, not happening a few minutes later. Yo, the car is done It's back lowered on the ground now as you can see So now I need to go and go get on an alignment and then I'll be back in business I won't have to worry about I need to be tired where like I said again if you're lowered or You're lowered and stagger set up like me Definitely recommend the control arms on the ones that I got is Megan racing here. Let me show you guys real quick This is the on the outer side of the box Right here Again racing Are these are the only control arms that you can get for these cars, right? Yeah, okay, so Okay, there well, there you go, there's another brand so roughly I paid I think about $250 for these like I said if you're if you're staggered or Lowered or lowered and staggered Getting the control arms and in my opinion as a must because I wish I would have had a picture man Like you see the inside You see the inside of this tire right here Like all of that imagine all of that was just belts like it was ridiculous I ain't drive the car till I got up the new tires put on and then after that I didn't really drive the car like that because I wanted to make sure I got these arms on here Yeah, man, um off to the shop Yeah, man, I'm gonna go ahead and Close out this video once again Um, I I realized that I passed the 2,000 market subscribers, so I greatly appreciate that Make sure you go and check out garage driven channel as well and fat cats and also to If I said it in the beginning of the video, but I'm gonna say it again. 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Hey there friends. Thanks for checking in today. We're going to check out a Gila mini shell buckshot. I Showed this before what I like about this is there is Minimal recoil everybody in the house can use it But we're what we're going to establish today is the shot spread now the buckshot here has a total of 11 pellets For number one buckshot Seven number four buckshot, so that's some heavy firepower There's no doubt about that and a lot of people were wondering well. What's the spread so we're going to check that out today I will mention that With the reduced recoil and increased capacity This makes a pretty nice choice what I have here is a Mossberg 590 with a fixed cylinder bore Choke all right, so we're eight yards away the Opsal mini clip is installed. I did a review on that. It's just an 18 Dollar adapter. It's made of rubber rubber. You stick it in there if you have a Mossberg shotgun it should work and Well most of the models anyways, but we're eight yards away. Let's check out this shot spread and Then we'll back up here we go and I shot a little high, but we can still see the spread at Eight yards. All right, so here's the pizza box One thing that's interesting is that you can see that that hole there is a number one buckshot And the right there is the number four so you can see the the size difference there But you're looking at about a one-hand spread All right, you can see it's going around here once skimmed across the top So I shot high I'm trying to tighten that up in the middle of the next piece of box Let's back up to 12 yards and we'll check that out 12 yards back I have the Mossberg 590 the Opsal mini clip and an Aguila buckshot Let's see how it does Enough to take out a pizza box. Let's check out the spread from 12 yards The spread essentially doubled there is one shot right in the center and Then of course all throughout so it seems like a high shot, but yet that hit there So you're looking at about 11 or 12 inch spread and that's only four yards back So it does open up quite a bit Let's back up a little bit more not much more though. We'll probably go 14 yards and Check it out once again 14 yards and from here it looked like it opened up quite a bit Looking at the pizza box that additional two yards further back Created a wider spread the bottom shots are right here And then it goes all the way up here. So about 14 inches. I would guess With those shots. Here's what we're looking at from eight yards I already mentioned I shot high But I have to believe that that's gonna go all the way around there looking at about a hand spread we back up to 12 yards and it expanded out. There's actually a shot right there. Let's see right there and then Spread out quite a bit and then at 14 yards it spread out even further So that's what we're looking at with the buckshot with the mini shells Do I still think it would get the job done in self-defense? Yes, I do nine pellets Four number one buckshot. That's that's pretty strong in my opinion plus the seven Number four buck shots, but there it is Eight twelve and fourteen yards if you like videos like this, please subscribe and share I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe