They're gambling. They should go to Gamblehawks Anonymous. That's my recommendation. The best thing to do is to simply hodl. Hold your Bitcoin and let Bitcoin do for you what you cannot do for yourself. And that is get rich. You know, Warren Buffett's track record without getting bailed out by the feds every few months would be horrible. He would be selling hot dogs in the park. What's up YouTube? My name is Giovanni. Welcome back to our show. This time, I'm joined by the host of the Kaiser Report, Max Kaiser. How are you, Max? I'm doing great, Giovanni. Thanks for having me on. A few days ago, Warren Buffett's conglomerate, Berkshire Hathaway, reduced its positions in major banks and bought shares in barric gold among the largest gold mining companies. You said that Buffett's move is likely to bring Bitcoin to 50K. Can you explain the rationale behind your statement? Right. Well, I've been following Warren Buffett's career since I started on Wall Street back in the early 1980s. So I know his methodology in his career pretty well. You know, he was always bashing gold. He hated gold. And in the meantime, you know, he built huge positions in banks. He's a guy who made lost money on the airlines twice, not just recently with American Airlines and Delta and others. But going back 20 years, he made a huge bet on U.S. air and it was a catastrophe for him. He is somebody who's underperformed the S&P, the index for 15 years. He's sitting on hundreds of billions of dollars with the cash and he's ending his career as a bit of a failure. So to try to salvage what he can of Berkshire and his career, he finally did a mea culpa and said, you know what? I was wrong about gold. I need to own some gold. I need exposure to gold. So he's moving into Barrett gold. And this will be the beginning of a huge transition out of financials, which he dumped recently into gold. And then therefore he will soon be moving into Bitcoin or whoever takes his place because remember he's 90 years old now. So whoever takes Warren's place over there at Berkshire Hathaway will be moving into gold. You know, they've been about 10, 15 years behind the curve. They were very late to get into Apple. They were very late to get into Amazon. They hated tech during the entire tech boom of the last 20 years. So they're about 10 years behind the times. So I figured that once he gets a gold position, he'll move into Bitcoin. He's going to mimic what Paul Tudor Jones, who is 10 times smarter and a hundred times smarter than anybody else on Wall Street, recently said that Bitcoin is the fastest horse in the race and comparing it to gold. He loves Bitcoin over gold. He's got a position in Bitcoin. So all these major money managers, old legacy money managers are starting to move into Bitcoin as an extension of their move into gold as a way to get out of the dumpster fire that is the US dollar. Right. Right. So I hear you, but at the same time, I have to point out that Warren Buffett bought gold and not Bitcoin. So what's your rational is that's because gold and Bitcoin are synonymous. They're the same thing. One is digital gold and one is the yellow metal gold that you dig out of the ground. They're both gold. Right. And so now we have a major player who is moving away for 50 years. He's been bashing gold. Now he's into gold. So now because of inflation, because of fiat money, because we understand now that the dollar is going away the Venezuelan Bolivar. So now you have to protect your assets. And so gold and Bitcoin are the go-to assets for preservation, for protection. So Buffett is signaling to the market that he quit pretending that he knows what he's doing when it comes to financials and managing money. He's given up. He quit. He essentially walked off the playing field. He sold all of his airlines at a huge loss and he's retiring. He's toast. He's done. He ended his career on a horrible note. That leads to my following question because you are making quite precise, quite detailed, I would say, predictions for the price of Bitcoin most of the people we interview are usually more cautious. They tend to be very generic in terms of price prediction while you back in July said that Bitcoin was going to reach the 28K benchmark before correcting and then hitting six figures. So how can you make these kind of detailed price predictions? Well, my first prediction was in 2011 when I said I'm looking for Bitcoin to go to 100,000. So that prediction is still in place from 2011, almost 10 years ago. So that's my longstanding prediction. I recently increased that to 400,000 because I now am completely confident that Bitcoin will compete with gold. So that's the macro trend. That's the multi-decade trend that we're talking about. Now, within that series of predictions or within that series of price targets, you've got medium and short-term price targets. On the short term, obviously the run to 20,000 is key because that would make new all-time highs. And so once it gets through 20,000, from being a long-term Wall Streeter, trader myself, I've been basically in stocks, markets and finance for over 35 years. Once you see an asset like this break through the old high and make a new high, you should see a surge into an extension of, in my view, I think we'll see 28,000 on that run before we see any meaningful pullback. That's the way I see, that's the way I read this market. Got it. So switching a bit topic, you commented about the latest drop of Chainlink, which is like one of the most successful DeFi tokens lately. You said that altcoins only exist to steal your Bitcoin. What do you exactly mean by that? The track record is clear that altcoins are basically designed to steal people's Bitcoin. So you can't really argue against that point. There's only been theft of Bitcoin. That's the only reason altcoins have really existed. DeFi is just the flavor of the month. Remember a couple of years ago, it was ICOs and before that, there's always the invention of new things coming down the pike. But for people to stay focused on Bitcoin is a primary thing that must be emphasized. And you've got a lot of activity in these various altcoin markets that can really be destructive to somebody's portfolio. With Link, of course, they had the Winklevoss twins on with Dave Portnoy and they talked about it. The price jumped up. People kind of got FOMO'd in. And now it's dropped 20%, right? So people should not be wasting their time trying to day trade the altcoin market. Just buy Bitcoin and hold it. That's the one thing you can do for yourself. Don't try to time the Bitcoin market. The altcoin market with all these different coins. And because we know from the last eight, nine years that it's very destructive to people's portfolios. There's just so much has been lost trading these altcoins. And for the vast, I would say 99.9% of people who buy Bitcoin just to understand Bitcoin is a huge task that will take up a tremendous amount of their time that they should just focus on that. Don't try to dig into the minutiae of every coin that comes down the pike. And so I stand by my statements. So far, every coin that's come down, come along, has been good at stealing people's Bitcoin. That's pretty much been the only use case so far, including Ethereum. Ethereum gets a lot of hype. But as the recent scandal about the accountability of Ethereum points out, the people of Ethereum don't even know how many Ethereum there are. It's still in beta. It shouldn't even be trading. The fact that they were even allowed to get out there without a lot closer scrutiny from regulators is a miracle. And it's just not really worthy to be considered in the same category as Bitcoin. On the other hand, talking to some experienced traders, they have been making good money and good results by trading altcoins, especially this year, with all these DeFi coins that have been showing outstanding performance. Right. If you go to a casino in Las Vegas and you talk to every gambler in there, they'll say, oh, we're making lots of money. We've always made lots of money. I'm making money gambling. No gambler tells you they're losing money. Anyone who's telling you they're making money in altcoins is lying. They're gambling. They should go to Gamble Hallix Anonymous. That's my recommendation. I mean, you may make money one month or two months, but are you going to make money over five years, 10 years, 15 years? Gambling? No. We know categorically, emphatically, without equivocation.  So you deny the existence of coherent and successful risk management strategies? Yeah. As I've been saying, I've been following this for 35 years. And so far, nobody has beaten the market, any professional, any market, except for maybe two or three people. You've got Paul Tudor-Jones, who is very successful. George Soros is very successful. Other than that, the number of people who have successfully day traded the stock market in any market, altcoin market, stock market, bond market, is about three or four in the past 40 years. And that's it. That's the fact that nobody beats the market on a consistent basis. There is no evidence of that. After years and years and years of research and compilation of data and publishing of data, there's been no successful trader who has consistently beaten the market in a meaningful way over any consistent length of time. Look at the hedge fund market. There's 9,000 hedge funds. None of them have beaten the market consistently for more than a year or two. Even Ray Dalio is considered to be the most successful hedge guy in the world. His track record stinks. He loses money. He doesn't make any money. That's complete nonsense. That's why the best thing to do is to simply hodl. Hold your Bitcoin and let Bitcoin do for you what you cannot do for yourself. That is, get rich. Moving on to the next question. I want to talk about the flight of capital from China, which we saw this year. Around $50 billion in cryptocurrency were moved from China to wallets overseas. You celebrated this piece of news saying that this is all capital that is taking the Bitcoin Express. On the other hand, this money was largely moved through Tether, which is a dollar-based stablecoin. Why are you so celebrated about Bitcoin when it's not about Bitcoin but Tether? Tether is part of the Bitcoin ecosystem. It shouldn't really be separated meaningfully from the trends that are going on at Bitcoin. As far as Asia and China moving money out of the country, taking the quote Bitcoin Express, this should be celebrated as it will be in all countries everywhere because the nation state, as we know it, is dead. The nation state won't survive the next 10 or 15 years because the nation state only survives to the extent that it can print its own money and then enforce people against their will to accept that money. Now for the first time with Bitcoin, you've separated state from money. That now we have individual sovereignty and people are not going to be, people are going to go to places that appreciate their wealth. If you have any wealth, why live in a country that doesn't respect your wealth? Why not just take your money, get a 24-week word seed phrase, and go somewhere where you got some respect for your wealth and the government's not there to harass you. If people are unhappy in China, if people are unhappy in America, if people are unhappy in Canada or wherever, they should leave immediately and take their wealth with them with Bitcoin. And let's get rid of these nation states because they've become no longer useful, they're outdated. Tether is just a, it's part of the ecosystem. It's a way to insulate against some fluctuation risk and volatility risk. When you're moving between currencies, you're parking fiat in a tether and then moving it into a Bitcoin, et cetera. So it's just part of the backend of the global infrastructure that is Bitcoin. I don't have any problem with it. So you said in 2017, you supported the initiative taken by President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, to launch their own oil-backed cryptocurrency, the Petro, as a reaction to US sanctions and the economic downturn that the country was going through. So that initiative proved to be unsuccessful because so far very few people in Venezuela knows how to use the Petro and a lot of rating agencies even consider it like a scam. So why did you take a supportive position towards this initiative and what do you think about it now? Right. So my position in 2017 with the Venezuelan Petro is that it was a good stepping stone to Bitcoin. I said it's great that the government is recognizing crypto and it's great that they're trying to do their own coin. And if they're lucky, they'll graduate to Bitcoin. It's just a stepping stone. I said the coin itself will fail because it's centralized. And of course, that will never work. But if it gets into Bitcoin, then that's great. That's what I said. So like as a way for popularizing Bitcoin, right? Yeah. I also heard a couple of weeks ago, we got the information that Iranian government was also into Bitcoin that they were allocating resources through mining Bitcoin. Okay. That's extremely important developments. So around the world on the margins, countries are now getting into Bitcoin. They went through their experimentation phase. And it's the same thing will happen with the central banks, you know, but they may get into what I call around the world as a hash war where countries are now competing for Bitcoin the same way we went into a space race in the 1960s when the Soviet Union had the Sputnik project and suddenly America said, you know what? We have to land a man on the moon. Well, if Nigeria suddenly became a Bitcoin powerhouse or Belarus, which has a big stash of Bitcoin or Iran or Venezuela, they suddenly had a huge stash of Bitcoin. Other countries are going to be like, wait a minute, we need to join this hash war, this hash race and get some Bitcoin. That means the difficult that means the hash rate goes up, security goes up, price goes up, value of fiat goes down. And it's interesting because in some countries, the message resonates a lot stronger in Mexico, where our show is dubbed in Spanish, you know, the Kaiser report, we have a huge fan base there.  They've changed their lives. We do our live events there. We get huge crowds. And it's just a joyous experience really. And you know, the country is in huge is obviously going through some big difficulties in Argentina.  The Argentine peso is a complete disaster. It has been for years. But the people in Argentina that are now on the Bitcoin lifeboat are very happy that they got on the Bitcoin lifeboat. And these are people for whom buying gold would be difficult. You know, gold is hard to transport. Gold and silver are very difficult to move around if you're trying to leave the country. If you want to get out of a country that's under stress, it's going to be almost impossible to take your gold and silver with you. Where Bitcoin gives you the freedom to move. It gives you financial sovereignty.  And that's a very big difference in somebody's life to make a transition from I'm in a total shithole of despair to being I am hopeful that I can get out of this and thrive. And that can be available only through Bitcoin. Nothing else gives you that. Got it. And actually, the last question is actually connected to what you just said. Because you have been pointing at the Cantillon effect as a main cause for wealth inequality in the world and in the financial traditional system. And you also said that Bitcoin is an instrument that can fix this Cantillon effect. So can you explain what this Cantillon effect is and how can Bitcoin fix it? Right. So the Cantillon effect, then we coined the term Cantillionaire on the Kaiser Report. These are people that are rontiers on the economy. These are the people that live closest to the money printers in Washington who get the money first. And then they go out and they'll buy an apartment in Park Avenue in New York City for $200 million. And their friends will do the same thing. And suddenly those apartments on Park Avenue in New York City are worth $300 million. So then they borrow money against that asset that they just bought with the free money they got from the Fed. And those assets go up in value. So the money never makes it to the real economy. It gets stuck at that very, very narrow group of folks who get it first. So when the government prints money, it goes through the primary dealers and it goes to the banks on Wall Street essentially. And then they keep it. They don't make loans. If you look, all you need to look at is two charts. One is M2, which is the money supply figure. If you notice, if you look at that chart, it's a 45 degree angle that goes up. And then in the last year or two, it's a 80 degree angle, 90 degree angle goes straight up.  Straight up hyperbolic money printing. Okay, now take another chart, the money velocity chart, which is the shows you to what extent is the money circulating in the economy. It's at a 45 degree angle down. It's close to zero. So that's the contilling effect right there in two charts. M2 and money velocity. M2 skyrocketing, money velocity going to zero. That's the contilling effect. The money doesn't go anywhere after they print it. It stays in a few hands and it never circulates. It's uncirculated money. And as a result, you have this enormous wealth and income gap, social unrest.  But the people who, and Warren Buffett is one of those contillionaires, without, you know, Warren Buffett's track record without getting bailed out by the feds every few months would be horrible. He would be selling hot dogs in the park.  He simply exists. He's a contillionaire. He doesn't, he does nothing productive. He's never invented anything. He's never really provided any services. He just sits there in his basement, collecting free money from the fed, and he doesn't even do anything with his life. He doesn't travel. He doesn't do any interesting things. Okay, so and Bitcoin in this case can fix this contilling effect because it's basically a solution for the central bank government of finance, right? Well, it takes all the middle, there's no middleman. There's nobody in the middle. It goes right directly from God to consumer. Max, that was very good to speak to you. It was very interesting. Thanks for being with us. Oh yeah, it's my pleasure as always for Cointelegraph, the one of the finest publications in the Bitcoin space for sure.


I can do it. I can do it. Here I am. We're talking about the terminal bubble. We're talking about, okay, we made it through the bronchi. We made it through the bronchi hole. Where are we going? You guys, we're ending up in the alveoli. Alveoli are bubbles. Alveoli are bubbles, I know you can't read that, but they're lined by a tissue that is phenomenal at diffusion. What is it? Simple squamous epithelial tissue. And look, each one of these things, this is one alveolus. This is one alveolus, and it doesn't show you the actual simple squamous epithelial tissue that is lining each one of those bubbles. Not only are the bubbles lined with simple squamous epithelium, and the air that went through all your tubing ultimately ends up in these bubbles, but the bubbles are intimately connected, surrounded by a net of capillaries. And this allows the blood to come in very close contact with these bubbles that are extremely thin, allowing for very quick diffusion in gas exchange. So carbon dioxide that is found in the blood travels into the alveoli, and oxygen found in the alveolus travels into the blood. And it happens, take a breath. Done. It happened like halfway through my breath. My blood and my air switched gases. And then I breathe out, and the carbon dioxide is gone, and the oxygen is in. Like, really, it's that fast. It's amazing. What else do you need to know about the alveoli? I'll tell you something about alveoli. Are you ready? They're elastic. They're actually surrounded by elastic fibers, made out of the protein elastin. And are you ready for this?  We're killing all our cilia. This is gnarly, this is awful, please stop.  And so they just start yumpsializing all the cigarette poison that you just put in there. They're getting it all out, they're yumpsializing it. And that's what happens.  They like barf out an enzyme called elastase. I have to write that down for you because this is why you have to stop smoking right now. Elastase, elastase, elastic, ace, break up the elastic fibers in your alveoli and guess what happens.  And if you can't exhale, that's emphysema, truly.   Structure determines function, quit smoking.


What's going on everybody, Dato Doi here with another discussion video for Dragon Ball Fighters and this time I wanted to discuss the lack of a combo breaker feature in the game. I felt the need to do this video after seeing two comments on my recent video, so big shout-outs to YouTube users MJDark and Kashi316. Before I go any further with this video I should explain what a combo breaker is for those of you that don't know. I consider a combo breaker mechanic to be any mechanic that allows you to escape from an otherwise inescapable combo and combo breakers can be implemented a lot of different ways in different games. For example Killer Instinct handles it differently than Mortal Kombat and you know all sorts of other examples. How these combo breaker mechanics are implemented can often have huge effects on the way the games are played at both high levels and casual levels alike. For example Guilty Gear makes it so you can only use a combo breaker around once per round whereas in Killer Instinct it's kind of a core component of the game. One very common way to implement these combo breaker mechanics, if the developers choose to do so, is to make them cost meter. Obviously this adds an element of risk and reward to it, you might not want to spend that meter when you could use it in your own combo to kill, but you might also really need to just live so you can have your second chance at winning the game. And this all brings us back to Dragon Ball FighterZ, which doesn't have a real combo breaker mechanic. Sparking Blast can definitely serve as a get off of me kind of tool for wake up, but it's not going to get you out of an active combo. So really this is the point of the video, which is to start a discussion on whether or not you believe that Dragon Ball FighterZ could use a combo breaker mechanic or not. Obviously it's a very subjective topic, so I would love to hear your thoughts on it. To get my opinion on combo breaking in Dragon Ball FighterZ, let's go back to Kashi's comment. First he brings up the limited defense options in the game, and I actually agree with him here. The three defensive options we have in this game are blocking, reflecting, and guard cancel.  If you're utilizing all three of these and making sure to tech throws, then you should be on a pretty good path. But in my opinion, this isn't necessarily a bad thing. I feel like these defensive options are more than interesting enough to keep the experience fun and interesting when you are playing defense against an opponent. But if you do believe that there isn't enough defensive options in the game, then a combo breaker mechanic could be an option. But I think there are certain things you should keep in mind when deciding whether or not you think it would be better for Dragon Ball FighterZ to add a combo breaker mechanic. The first thing to keep in mind would be how many touches it takes to kill a character. In my opinion, at the top level, really good players with optimized combos will be able to kill your character in two hits. Hits, of course, meaning different combo starters. And then you have to keep in mind that you have three characters on your team at all times. This means that in order to win a game, your opponent has to open you up six times, essentially. And this isn't even accounting for managing your blue health correctly. If you're able to switch out your characters when they have a good amount of blue health, you could be extending the game to seven or eight hits. Adding a combo breaker mechanic to this would increase the number of times you would have to open up your opponent to get a win. And again, that could be a positive or a negative for you, depending on where you fall in this discussion. Keep in mind that this would extend the amount of time that matches go on for. And again, that could be either a positive or a negative, depending on what you think of the length of matches in Dragon Ball FighterZ. Personally, I feel the game hits a really nice sweet spot right about now with some matches that are really intense, taking a good amount of time and stomps getting over with relatively quickly. The next thing you would have to consider is how the combo breaker mechanic would be added. Would you prefer it to cost a certain amount of meter, or would you just enjoy the mechanic being a once per game type of deal? Personally, if they were to add a combo breaker mechanic, I would rather they go with just once per game, because you can build meter extremely fast in this game. You get a lot of it just for moving towards your opponent. And because of that, they would have to make the meter cost highest to not make it ridiculously boring on offense, because every combo you would start would just be broken instantly. And then as a byproduct of that, more people would want to save their meter, resulting in flashy cool combos happening less often and overall bringing down the overall flow of the game. And that's about all my thoughts on the limited defensive options in the game as well as adding in a combo breaker mechanic. To summarize my thoughts here at the end, I would say that while limited, the defensive options already in this game provide more than enough options for you to engage on defense. And a combo breaker mechanic would probably be a little overkill. And even if it was implemented really well, I think it would slow down the pace of a game a little too much for my liking. But again, this is super subjective and I would love to hear your thoughts on this down in the comments below. And while you're down there, if you like this video and channel, make sure to hit the like button and subscribe. I'm Dato Doia, and I'll see you in the next video.


Yeah, cool. So, um, do we want to discuss the, the GRPC? Yeah. So I think there are two approaches to solve the problem that is mentioned in the issue. Okay. Can you just fill everyone on the call? Can you provide a recap of the actual problem? Yeah, sure. So, uh, so currently GRPC, uh, has a certain mapping of, uh, the requested, sorry, the response status and the actual status returned from Envoy, which is mentioned in the issue. But there is a particular status, which is during a rate limit and that is not mapped correctly on the Envoy's end. So the issue is asking for a solution, maybe through config that would map a particular status in two different status within Envoy. So my suggestion was to, uh, have a generic map that would like map a whole bunch of statuses into something else, but do we want to go that, that way, or do we, do we want? Flexible. I mean, I don't know if many people are going to want this. Can't we just fix this in the rate limit service? Have that actually apply the fix up? I'm sorry. I didn't catch that. Sorry. Cut the rate limit service. Just apply the fix up itself. If this is an issue with rate interaction of rate limits in GRPC. I think we can do that. But, uh, my question is whether we want a generic solution that would cover all the different possibilities. I guess what, what are the possibilities are that there's like three or four different things that need remapping? Yeah. I agree. Totally. We should have something like that. But if it's really just an issue here with, uh, the specific interaction of GRPC in rate limits. Okay. So maybe then we'll stick to just a single, single status. Yeah. But if someone wants to speak up and suggest otherwise, all he has. Okay. Thanks. Did we get GRPC savvy people weighing in on here? Yeah. Good. Liza's on there. I will take Liza on as a generic GRPC. Is there a longer with, yeah. No, no, no, no. But as someone who cares about GRPC is going to think about like Istio, whether or not he's done there. Cool. Okay. And I think that may be it, unless anyone has other things we're going to talk about. Yep. Going once, going twice. Do you want to talk about the V1 deprecation? I just shared the progress net API deprecation. Well, so I feel like we don't have a totally solid status on that. So we, we killed off the V1 command line and that, that is thoroughly done. Something like eight out of nine of the deprecated V1 proto-fields have also been marked deprecated. And we could arguably remove them, except some of them probably shouldn't have been marked as deprecated because we don't have the, we have deprecated and not ready yet, roughly, for the TCP proxy work. So I do think that, that bi-policy probably shouldn't have allowed that field to be marked deprecated until we had the solution for it. That's probably true. Yeah. So some of the rest are on limitators. I don't know because like you want to discourage the use of it, right, for any further use. So there is that, it hasn't been deprecated in that we're actually ready to retire it, but it's definitely not a ready thing. Yeah, like. People classic. We still didn't want anyone like, you know, having you feel there or doing things or calling it deprecated certainly made sense. That's fair. No, but we explicitly called out in the release notes for the last release that the deprecated V1 fields were officially deprecated. Okay. And so I think either we could have called them out individually and said all of them are except for the TCP proxy one or not. But yeah, I was on the fence on whether or not we should get rid of the deprecated V1 part of fields that we don't believe are problematic. I'd started a PR to remove one of them and I was like, maybe we should move them all together. And I don't know if anyone has opinions on that. No, I think we could note them off one by one. Like, yeah, we wouldn't care about. Okay. I'd started out and I'm like, you know what? I've done so many reversions on deprecated V1 PRs lately. I didn't want to deal with it. I'll pick it back up and start not going on. Let's take us direction where we want to be. And I'll leave the the TCP proxy one specifically until the STF folks are happy with functional compatibility. Yeah, that sounds good. Cool. And then other than that, I think we're that's it for this release for the one turned down stuff. I think next release will remove the old old style recipe. Yes. So for anyone who hasn't got the memory yet, V1 REST APIs and not long to this world, they will be gone. It'll be hard to enough. So given that no one complained about the command line, I wonder if anyone actually cares, but hopefully not because it'd be great if no one's upset. I don't mind leaving the code in the code base for another three months. I just want to not cause people unexpected pain. So yeah, cool. And I should do a deprecation notice for that. Yeah, I'll go do that now. OK, see you guys in two weeks.


time here for more systems and I did a video well the previous video that I'll link to below about SSH key management how to set up your SSH keys So I wanted to go a step further a few people asked about how you manage SSH keys in terms of what do you do with them? How do you manage like a central server like a jumpbox and why is that important in I'm not going to get as far into setting up Like a whole bastion server, which you can look that up as well as another alternative They're very similar, but there's a couple key differences Which essentially is the bastion server is going to be more something you pass through a jumpbox It's going to be something that holds the keys because then you control access to the jumpbox and Control each person's keys on there and the jumpbox then has a key So you can get to the other servers and you lock this down really tight so you can you know delegate access from there But there's different ways of handling it I'm going to talk about them give an overview and give you some ideas of how to set these things up But first if you like to learn more about me or my company head over to laurance systems calm If you like to hire short project There's a hires button right at the top if you like to help keep this channel Sponsor-free and thank you to everyone who already has there is a join button here for YouTube and a patreon page Your support is greatly appreciated if you're looking for deals or discounts on products and services We offer on this channel check out the affiliate links down below They're in the description of all of our videos including a link to our shirt store We have a wide variety of shirts that we sell and new designs come out well randomly So check back frequently and finally our forums forums.laurancesystems.com is where you can have a more in-depth discussion about this video and other tech topics You've seen on this channel now back to our content All right, and we're gonna talk about this right here, and this is draw.io and this is a free program I've done a whole video on it because people always ask what drawing program do you use? I really like this one. It works well and it's free by the way windows linux cross-platform even has a web interface But this is the office and we've set up a demo here And this is my house where we're also going to connect to for part of the demo and we're gonna show a couple different things here So the first one is the jump box. What is its purpose? well instead of putting on all of our other servers so you have all these servers in the office and Do you want to give every person their own set of keys to the server? Maybe but that has a scalability problem if you put the keys and you have all these different computers that have Primary keys SSH keys that allow access to these servers Well, that becomes kind of a challenge because one server can have a lot of different keys on there So if we let each person generate their keys and then add to those keys to servers now When you have a small administration team and you're managing a few people that actually works So let's say I have like three people who are my Engineers that need to be able to get to these servers because they regularly work on them I can manage the keys individually with those servers that actually like I said works out rather well And if someone leaves the team and we need to revoke their access or something happens that maybe compromises our keys Each keys listed out individually so we can just go through and remove that person's keys We're gonna cover how to do that but why would we have a jump box then if that's as simple as that is because the jump box becomes a choke point if you will a point of Really tight security where we log everything that comes to or goes out of the jump box And I've seen this in high-level networks where they put a jump box That is the only box allowed to manage the networks So no devices on the network or servers on a network will take commands from anything that doesn't originate from that particular box and then you control very strictly the egress For anyone that can even get to it and then of course you lock down their keys And then you only have to manage your keys there So the jump box may contain the keys to all of your infrastructure and is the only command-and-control server that the infrastructure will listen to Which then you can just create even restricted firewall rules So you know even if someone were to exfiltrate the keys off the jump server You would have rules on each one of your devices that say nope if those keys didn't come from that particular IP address Well, that's the only one they'll listen to now these are different methodologies and why you may want to use a jump server for these reasons and it just you know a way of locking it down and Becoming the central way of doing this now usually and not for purposes demo But usually you want to put that on maybe a separate secure network And then you put it on a firewall rule that says only these boxes can even talk to the jump server And then you can even put egress rules again So that server can only talk to it and you can see how you can really you know build a solid Firewall around this and a solid rule set around there So we're going to talk about though. What is the jump box and generally speaking? Linux servers are the most common that I've seen we use them a Debian system for ours We keep it pretty simple you tighten it up lock it down And I mentioned a previous video turn off password authentication completely Make sure you have a strong password on it in case someone does get to the terminal And I'm going to go a step further and when you set these up make sure they have on boot Encryption and the reason for on boot encryption for like a jump server is going to be what if someone got a copy of your backup of your jump server Well, you know, I've even seen jump servers can be as simple as a Raspberry Pi But if you do something like put a jump server as a Raspberry Pi You have to make sure that in some way there's a decryption method because if someone were to pop the little SD card of a Raspberry Pi for example or as I said get a copy of the jump server itself Well, they would be able to extract those keys if they extract those keys They are depending on what other Mitigations you have in place much closer whoever these people that took your keys are are much closer now to getting into any of your servers But having it central versus everyone's got a copy of the key and we actually trade one server and Boom we have keys that go everywhere. That's why you may want to centralize it to this Now let's get to some of the functional parts of actually doing this and then we'll get to the more advanced pivoting through networks and right here is We catnated the dot SSH authorized keys files and we have Tom at Detroit Yodeling Company Bob LTS and Hans and if you can see at the top here We have Hans Tom and Bob and what each user has done now granted for purposes demonstration I didn't spin up multiple different machines, but for each individual user in Linux each user has a dot SSH folder and They have the pub folder. So this is the Hans and you can see that this matches plus DE zero slash BRU F blah blah blah and you'll see that same one down here So we have the same Key installed so with the key installed We can just up arrows. I believe already have it in here and we'll log into our jump box Which is SSH jump at one nine two one six eight three dot one six eight now You probably don't want everyone logging in as root for jump boxes They just don't need to have root access at all They just need to have a user that contains the keys which should probably be separate than ripped so we created a user jump and We copied the keys over and now we're in so Hans authenticated with the key as able to get in and we can do the same thing here and the same thing here So each one of these users can really simply and quickly log in to this jump box But what if we decide to get rid of a user? Well, no problem. We can go here We're just gonna go ahead and edit the dot SSH key so that SSH authorized keys and Let's fire Tom I'll if you're not familiar of MDD deletes one line WQ right quit and was Tom's the one in the middle here. So we exit I can't get in well. It's prompting me for a password. I know I said turn past authentication off I highly recommend that I didn't for the demo. I apparently skipped a step But you should turn past authentication off a check They say denied when they try to log in so now Tom can't log in But what if we wanted to put Tom back in and there's no password authentication? Well, we just got to go to dot SSH cat the key Dot pub and we would just copy paste this back in Well, it's gonna wrap across the screen, but you get the idea we copy and paste this in put it back in the authorized key file and Away you go now This can all be scripted and automated because you can know someone's key You can push it to that jump box you can have one of the other users It does have access and that user back to the jump box But this is a way you can easily manage each individual user and when I was showing the SSH keys That's why I was saying how you can create each user like this And put a tag in there so I can just look at the keys and go yep That's that person's key and once again you go a step further something like Ansible or some type of automation Scripting that you could really build in you could say go everywhere that this person has keys and remove them What about the jump box itself? Well, the jump box itself has a different set of keys So it's authorized keys means these users any users we add in there are allowed to log into the jump box Then the keys on the jump box those are the keys the kingdom we place these on the other servers so that like I had Said they first have to each user goes into the jump box And then from there they can pivot and go into the other networks and any time you're setting up a new system or adding something Usually have those keys predefined the public key and I mentioned before like digital ocean whenever I spin up a new digital ocean server They already have my key on file. You can also put these keys in your github account There's a lot of public places you can put them and make them as part of your setup process when you're setting up a new system I believe even a bunch of server when you load it can ask you for your github account name and just Automatically pull the keys your public key can be as the name implies publicly available for people to get things Started and have you log in this actually applies to how we'll handle things for clients.  I'm like, yeah, here's my public key link Just download it put it in there matter of fact for people go. I'm not real comfortable with Linux I can send you a one-liner that basically grabs it and then at the next command is You know appends it to your authorized key file and away we go I can get into that system and only I Can get at that system because of the way public key and private key pairs work as I kind of mentioned in my last video Once you have the public key established you can give it away as long as you don't give away a private key But that's a great way without exchanging Any passwords and clear text that people can allow me access and go from there to get into their systems But let's talk a little bit more a little bit more in depth about how you would pivot inside of one of these So that's really the basic part of the jump the next one We're going to talk about is how you would pivot to get to more information So we're actually going to go ahead and exit some of these and talk about the second part of the demo here All right back to the drawings. We're going to take my laptop at 192 168 3 dot 18 Then we're going to use the YouTube jump box 192 168 3 dot 168 And all the restrictions apply, you know, we'll pretend that we've set this up securely and that we didn't forget And you should always test this that we have password authentication turned off and we wanted to be able to get to other servers and Not just servers that are local that would be too easy because well that just works We're going to show you also how to add a VPN into the mix and how that might work and how that might look So the goal is going to be Tom's laptop here YouTube jump box and get to free NAS now You see if we had the keys installed in my free NAS at my house that would be no problem at all because then we would just Bypass the jump box, but we're you know assuming that we've locked things down and we want central management of the keys So we have one primary key on our jump box And then we'll jump over to our free NAS box because it has that key But there's not a key on this laptop to manage this free NAS now Let's go back over here and go to the terminal so we're going to SSH and to jump at <IP_ADDRESS> and Because this is on a System that doesn't have direct access We're gonna have to get over to because I can't ping right now anything into one and two and six eight one Network at all or of course one dot eight So we're gonna have to VPN over on this one now for those of you though He's asked I'm am using tmux to be able to split the screens and we're gonna split them more than once So the other thing you can do with the jump box Perhaps you want to build VPN files and I don't necessarily recommend having an auth file for all of them And I what I bring up what an auth file is that has the username and password in there So when we were if we were to and I'm not going to because it's actually my house VPN, which has all my Keys and signing in there. You can also specify an open VPN Maybe I'll do a separate more in-depth video on how to do this But it basically you can build an auth file so it automatically logs in I did it for convenience and I'll have to type in passwords to make this video easier because my passwords are complicated and We're gonna go ahead and kick off open VPN, which we also have installed in the jump box So SSH, I'm sorry, sudo not SSH already SSH 10 Open VPN now because we're using user jump and user jump is in the sudoer file So it's allowed to run privileged operations and you have to run open VPN as a privileged operation Or it won't work. Well, it may actually connect but won't work properly if you do that I've seen people make that mistake before so sudo open VPN and we're just specifying the open VPN file This is something else you can keep on your jump box. Maybe several different open VPN files so you can Go into that server and you know connect to different networks that you could then jump into to do administration Someone had mentioned before like having a VPN to every single client that gets challenging to have that many VPNs open at once It's definitely a lot now. We do have to enter the sudo password So we will have that and it's going to connect and yes, I do know right. There's my home IP address 6914 103 125 That's why I'm using this one so it does display it now what we've got here and now we can SSH jump again, I'm still on my laptop in this bottom window. That's why it says pop top right here So go jump at 192 168 dot 3 dot 168 All right now I'm in the jump box and if we do IPA on the jump box we have there's our address there there's our tunnel network and we go back over here and What we've done is I'm SSHed into the jump box then the jump box has created a VPN tunnel going across and it's Talking to my pfSense box over here. This is the intermediary Tunnel network that open VPN uses to get the routing across then from there We can pivot over to Freenast because I now have access to here So if I actually looked and we went and let's like just do a ping one six eight dot one dot eight Now it's going across the tunnel and we we go And it kind of show this a little bit further if we do a tracer out to 192 168 one dot eight We go through it hits the 69 dot one gets rerouted and adds this to the route table So you kind of get an idea of how it travels across that tunnel intermediary network Which is a function of the way open VPN does its routing, but then from here we can log in 192 and six eight dot one dot One six eight so now we can what I'm sorry one dot Eight and I'm all into my Freenast at home. So that's great But what if I wanted my laptop to have a browser connection that went over there That would be kind of cool, right? So if we don't don't just connect We want to connect to this and have a browser that works on my computer From here, but pivots to the jump box Bridges across the VPN so I can get to the interface for my Freenast. That would be great I'm only show you how to do that. It's actually pretty easy So we're gonna go ahead and exit exit. So we're back on my laptop And then we're gonna put a dash D 990 5 0 SSH minus D 9 5 9 0 5 0 dash jump and then we're going into jump boxes actually the same login What we just did was we created a tunnel and we're gonna use proxy change to traverse that tunnel This is where it gets really interesting because first let's say we had everything locked down So only the jump box can VPN in then we have it locked down So only certain people can access the jump box, but now we still want to have browser I need a browser to get to that web interface for Freenast because that's the easiest way to administer it But I'm restricted from doing so unless I go through this jump box but now we're gonna cover how to get in there and Proxy chains, so I've done a video before on proxy chains And we'll just open up a new tab actually make it so I don't have too many things open on there And it's proxy chains and I already have 9050 set up That's the same default one I use prior in my proxy chain videos Which I'll link down below and we're gonna fire up Firefox and now we're in so we'll go back to the drawing real quick here We went from my laptop to the jump box the jump box has a VPN tunnel going across here to the pf And now because of proxy chains my local browser running on my computer and we spawned Firefox With the proxy chains command is going to allow me Whoops To forget my password because I save it in a really more complicated password I realized that I probably don't have the credentials login I'd have to get those some rails like with bit warden or wherever you store your passwords And now you're getting the idea of how you can use your system to pivot in but what else can we do from there? What else can we run? Well when you're pivoting in a network like this proxy chains you can wrap really anything in and As long as it's using a protocol so right here. We did proxy chains Firefox. We can also do proxy chains SSH Line 2168.1.8. I do have my keys installed for my particular nas at home on my computer So now we're wrapping proxy chains in my computer locally Doesn't have access, but it does here. So if I were to remove the proxy change where it doesn't Try to go directly. I Don't have access by putting proxy chains in front of it Gas belt proxy change right Once you're done with all the typos you can see that by wrapping in a proxy chains I'm now pushing it over now one thing of note is ping won't go across proxy chains It is Identifying forward, but we were not we will not be able to ping things across it because it does not accept ICMP traffic in this configuration So it's sending it but You notice how proxy chains has an error right away for that So there's still some network functionality may not work but a lot of times for general administration purposes what you're trying to do and what you're trying to achieve is Really basic, you know browser access and things like that because you need to get to something That's on the other side that works over TCP. Sometimes that's RDP Sometimes it's just opening up web interfaces to administer different devices on another network and or a client's network Especially so by combining these two devices like this, it'll work now for a little bit more advanced technically And we'll talk about this What if I'm not at my office and what if I'm VPNed into my office? Well, that actually works too, but there's a certain limitation So let's say I VPN to my office. So I take my laptop and we're gonna take it home And I have a VPN going from here to my pf sense firewall Then it bridges me over and I'm authorized based on the VPN IP address to get to the jumpbox and then from there we can go to having Access to the VPN that goes across here, but this is a little bit of a challenge I have seen before and there's not an easy workaround for it necessarily But what you have is if the VPN tunnel is the same on both sides like the tunnel I'm using and if it was 192.168.69 So 24 for the VPN that's going on the jumpbox and the VPN for example coming into my office The jumpbox would be confused as to where to send the data back So you can have network overlap problems still just a side note in case you are doing it double remote like that It can work, but you can't have overlapping networks Which overlapping networks is one of the biggest reasons that back to that question someone had asked me before Can I just build VPN tunnels to all my clients? That's great until you have several hundred clients and they have Crisscrossed VPNs because somehow they especially when you inherited an already built network They may have the same range assignments as another client and if you have VPNs into both How do you know which one they're out to well You have to bring the tunnels up individually for each one and that's kind of the way you manage it You can spiral off There's a lot of different ways to do it and as long as you're doing them all secure You've got these VPNs set up and don't just leave text files like I did I guess I did it for convenience of the video For these VPNs have complex passwords for when you do log into them to help mitigate access everything's about you know Trying to mitigate risk and that's what security is really about when you put these together So hopefully that makes a little sense of how you use a jumpbox How you handle some of the keys inside of it and how you? Delegate access to it and how you can keep all that and of course you go a step further and do some Extensive logging on that box. You'll know each person that logged in you can then track where they went and you only have to focus on Centrally logging one device so you can understand your ingress and egress and where those people went now one other note people have asked before about administering a lot of systems at scale and To go back a little further to what we do here as a company Because mostly we're doing Windows servers. This is less of an issue for us We have fewer Linux servers and a lot of Windows servers you do and we use still tools like solar winds on that So people wanted want to ask like what do you exactly do here Tom? Some of his handle through the jump box But trust me the majority of what we still do on a daily basis here has a lot more to do with managing Windows servers So how we're doing it that just thought I'd leave that note in there for people asking for you know A few more details on that and I've covered my tool stack of solar winds things I've used on this channel before and I'll eventually I'll do an updated video on that But that's certainly how you manage a lot of Windows computers at scale not to get too off topic But just thought I bring that up and mention it I'll leave links below to the proxy chains video to the Tmux video for you who want those you don't want to Know how to use Tmux and also of the SSH key general video which I just released the other day I'll leave links to each of those so you can kind of go off and read a little more if you'd like thanks And thank you for making it to the end of the video if you like this video Please give it a thumbs up if you'd like to see more content from the channel hit the subscribe button and hit the bell icon If you like YouTube to notify you when new videos come out if you'd like to hire us head over to Lawrence systems calm fill out our Contact page and let us know what we can help you with and what projects you'd like us to work together on If you want to carry on the discussion head over to forums that Lawrence systems calm Or we can carry on the discussion about this video other videos or other tech topics in general even suggestions for new videos They're accepted right there on our forums which are free Also, if you like to help the channel in other ways head over to our affiliate page We have a lot of great tech offers for you and once again. 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Well, there are a few closer friendships than the one between our miss Brooks who teaches English at Madison High School and her landlady Mrs. Margaret Davis they share each other's joys and sorrows problems and secrets and one cat named Minerva Last Thursday this black beauty of the feline world was anticipating a blessed event Hence since 6 30 in the morning We had been at the vets where an over anxious Mrs. Davis had insisted on bringing Minerva By we I mean Mrs. Davis and me and our neighbors cat Timothy Do ours we've been waiting on those two hours What's taking dr. Anderson so long? Please Mrs. Davis try to calm down Even Timothy isn't as jumpy as you are You're as nervous as a cat. What is he doing here? Well, why shouldn't he be here? He's Minerva's husband Take such an interest Now dr. Anderson said he'd ring in here when he was ready. So why not sit down and take it easy? How about reading something? Well, all right Hand me a magazine Connie. Which one do you want? It doesn't make much difference the one you're chewing on will be fine Yes, I'm just a wee bit nervous myself now sit down. Mrs. Davis is very well At least the chairs are nice and soft Now where did Timothy go? You're sitting on him That cat can sleep through anything This is no time for kidding Connie. What's taking so long? Do you think everything's all right? Oh, of course, Mrs. Davis a normal litter is five kittens And dr. Anderson said Minerva might have even more I'm just quoting the doctor Timothy I Hope nothing happens to Minerva that kitty means a lot to me. She means a lot to both of us Correction she means a lot to the three of us Wonderful companion she's always been Especially when I was alone Night after night she used to sit at my feet with her ball of yarn and I'd read aloud to her by the hour I guess you must have distracted her in all that time. She never knitted one sweater Remember the cute little thing she used to do in the morning How she used to jump up on the dining room table when I brought your cereal I certainly do remember that cat could lap the milk from under my cracklies before they stopped firing I can't help feeling something's wrong All the nerve are dear my nerve are don't leave me. Oh look, Mrs. Davis Not only is Minerva not going to leave you but in a few minutes.  Yes, we can't possibly keep all of them here in our place not unless we marry the milkman. I Know a lady in my sewing circle who picked two of them. She's crazy about kittens. Which lady is that? Mrs. Katz, you'll have to help me dispose of the rest Connie Perhaps somebody at Madison would help us out. Maybe mr. Boynton would want a pet if he did. I wouldn't be single now The signal dr. Anderson finished I'll be right back Connie wait for me Well only a few minutes more Timothy and you'll know how large a family you've got I hope for the children's sake They look like Minerva Well, anyway the girls Perhaps I'm jumping the gun until we get Mrs. Davis's report. There's no sense in conjecturing Connie guess what? I'm a father He missy is you hear that Tim?  What did he weigh about a quarter of a pound each? That's two pounds all together eight times a quarter of a pound You're not reaching me.  Don't tell me Minerva gave birth to eight bees She had aren't much bigger Which brings us by way of pathetic to the subject at hand What are Mrs. Davis and I going to do with eight kittens? Well, you should have thought of that before you Can be of help there is Walder your fond of pets, aren't you? Oh sure I am then it settles You can take two of the kittens home. Yeah, well, I'd like nothing better, but how do you think they get along with wolf? Wolf yeah, my father's police dog. He's awfully vicious only listens to my father He's what they call a one-man dog. That's enough of a meal for any dog Well, my parents tried that but he chewed through four of them the muzzle is not parent We've got to consider wolf's pal who's his pal a mongoose No now but almost as bad my dad thought it would calm him down if he had a companion So he brought home a pretty bloodthirsty bulldog the other night now all in all I don't think our house is the spot for a kitten. It doesn't sound like any Shangri-La Hey, I've got an idea. Why don't you try mr. Boyton? I'd love to I mean I hope you don't mind my dropping in on you before class mr. Boynham not at all miss Brooks. It's nice to have you visit my lab occasionally You'll have to excuse me for a moment while I finish feeding these rabbits go right ahead I'll bet you've never seen anyone fed with an eyedropper before not since the last time you treated for lunch I never have mr. Boynham.  Well if I'm disturbing you mr. Boynham Oh, no, no, no, you're not disturbing me at all miss Brooks That's one thing about you when you're in the lab with me. I can always concentrate perfectly on whatever else I'm doing That's what I get for buying a perfume called What was it you wanted to see me about well to begin at the beginning mr. Boynham I went to the vets this morning with mrs. Davis really. I hope he didn't find anything wrong with her Guess I can get off a good one myself once in a while a miss Brooks. You got off that one too soon. It hasn't hatched yet We went to the vet because of mrs. Davis's cat Minerva what happened to her what happened to her also Happens to a dog. She had eight puppies a kitten Good grief. What are you going to do with eight kittens now? That's what I call a leading question mr. Boynham since you're so fond of pets It gives me great pleasure to offer you any two of the kittens you want Well, I'd love to take a couple of miss Brooks good then it settles as soon as they can leave their mother Let me finish. I'd love to take them, but I can't why not if you've got a blood thirsty bulldog, too No, but there's my pet frog mcdougal. He's allergic to cats. Well, I'm allergic to mcdougal You stay out of this Mac Besides kitten requires more attention I'm hardly ever in my apartment miss Brooks and well as much as I'd like to help you out It just simmers down to the simple question. What can a bachelor do? Have I got an answer for that? All right, I couldn't find a home for any of Minerva's kittens and by lunchtime I had almost exhausted my list of prospects that is all except one our beloved principal mr. Conklin Mindful of the adage you can catch more flies with honey than you can with vinegar.  Conklin saw me in his doorway his reaction was one of pure delight Please miss Brooks, whatever you were going to do with that pie. Don't do it But mr. Conklin, I know you've been under a strain lately, but I've just had this suit cleaned and it's such a gooey pie I was just going to let you have it What I was afraid of Here I'll just set it down on your desk near the chair There see I didn't get any on you at all. I'm not out of the woods yet Probably jump into my lap after you leave Now what may I ask is the reason behind this sacrificial offering? It's merely a slight expression of my esteem for a good and kind principle if it's all the same to you I feel safer when I'm crabby mean old marble head Now what do you want miss Brooks want well surely I can make a nice gesture toward you without wanting something can't I Well, I suppose so that's better. Now. Here's what I want You see sir, Mrs. Davis and I had to go to the vets this morning really I hope he didn't find anything wrong with you Well, at least it's a twist I hope he didn't find anything wrong with you Look, we went to the vets because our cat Minerva had a little this morning. Oh, congratulations Was it a preponderance of boys or girls? Oh, we don't know yet But they're a to the cutest kitten you ever saw Minerva's so proud indeed Remind me to drop her a card on Mother's Day Now tell me miss Brooks what in heaven's name are you going to do with eight kittens? That's just the question I needed here. Mr. Conklin We can't possibly keep all those kittens So I thought you and Mrs. Conklin might take a couple off our hands. You thought what for your information miss Brooks My home is not now nor will it ever be a depot for stray felines.  She spent every evening with him in our living room Where did you spend yours on top of the piano? What a vicious beast he was even his name made me nervous wolf wolf But I know a wolf Keep your private affairs to yourself The the only reason I permitted the animal to enter my house was because of my wife Someone told her the previous owner had been mean to the creature and that's all she needed My wife falls for every sob story she hears about animals. She must be awfully tender-headed hearted Here's indeed the last few years. We've had a steady procession of parrots canaries goldfish monkeys and dogs Why we even harbored a small deer at one time a deer. How did she happen to take that? Someone told her he'd sprained his ankle falling out of a tree But to get back to the latest monster I got rid of wolf by presenting him to the father of one of my pet peeves Walter Denton yes, I know Sometimes I can picture them both in the backyard together and I conjure up a rather delightful vision a Vision we're in one of them slips his leash and they clash But enough of the animal world you'll have to work out Excuse me daddy, but it's important. Oh, what is it Harriet? The school custodian wants to see you right away. One of the furnace pipes is Harriet don't get so close to the desk, but he says it's urgent daddy and watch out for that pie. Oh, oh There's no damage sir. Luckily it fell on this old rag on the chair That old rag happens to be my top coat. I Knew you'd get me sooner or later But it wasn't this book for daddy quiet collaborator Now come on lead me to the trouble spot you stay here and take any incoming phone calls miss Brooke But sir, what about my lunch?  Oh, well, we can't all be Hello Yes, Mrs. Davis Me the mrs. Davis, but I think I've got my dear good Before you tell me what it is Connie the funniest thing happened when I spoke to the chairwoman of the ladies aid about our dilemma What was it? Well with Connie Brooks and then she said really? I hope he didn't find anything wrong with her completed the cycle But mrs. Davis through mr. Conklin I think I've picked up a clue that may solve our problem That is if walter and harriett and mr. Boynton cooperate Now here's the scheme you bring the nerve and the kittens down to the side entrance of maverick's right after school Mr. Conklin isn't back from school yet miss Brooks, but you can wait for him right here in his study Thanks, mrs. Conklin. I'll just put this basket down Oh there It's pretty heavy It looks like a laundry basket with a pillow slip over it. That's what it is a laundry basket with a pillow slip over it I see Going to drop it off on your way home. I wish I could No, I'm afraid it's not as simple as that. I don't understand What's in the basket in the basket?  Why why there's a caddion here and a kitten and another kitten and another kitten keep going. I'll wait Who's caddy is this miss brook? She belongs to someone who lives very close to us mrs.  Conklin you've got enough troubles of your own Oh, please miss brooks. What troubles have I got? Let's just mr.  Conklin How terrible but but how did she manage to have these kittens they look like they were just born it was her first day off in a month That's why I picked them up out of the driveway where he left them How could anyone be so cruel he practices a lot I asked mrs. Davis if we might keep them but our place is so small. It's out of the question But what are you going to do with them return them to our neighbor? I guess at least they'll be fed while they're getting beaten Oh, I I'd give anything if I could keep them here. It's a deal I'm afraid mr. Conklin wouldn't stand for it not after the experience he went through with our police dog wolf Honestly, sometimes I think mr. Conklin was jealous of him wolf probably bark louder It was only some way I could keep them. Oh forget it mrs.   I won't hurt your baby I'll just put two more on the desk and we'll all be more comfy. Won't we I feel better already Oh, no quick put the big cat in the basket behind the couch be with you in a minute dear What about those kittens on the desk? I'll put them in these drawers. They're nice and roomy. Thank goodness There there now everything's out of sight keep your fingers crossed as soon as they stop shaking Well, yeah, I've had quite a trying day at school. Good afternoon, mr. Conklin and I can see it hasn't ended What are you doing here miss Brooke? Oh, uh, I invited her over to have tea with us are good I uh, I thought that would be nice tea. Where is the tea? It's in this we couldn't wait No, we uh, we felt a bit weak we we've all had a rather hard day, dear And I'll go along with that now if you'll both excuse me. I've got some things to do at my desk before dinner Things to do at your desk before dinner You must be weak it takes two of you to hold up one sentence But all good It isn't good for you to get to work as soon as you come home You you've been under a most grueling pressure for the past eight hours.  Why don't I just shut up? That's the best suggestion you've made in months Now please pardon me, but I've got to jot down some notes. Let's see my pencils must be in this drawer here Oh dear, it's always so cluttered up better take this blotter out first Then I'll remove these two furry black paper weights Now this carbon paper can go. Oh just as I thought here are my pencils, right? Furry black paper weight What are these two kittens doing in the top drawer of my desk? You ain't seen nothing yet All good calm down. I can explain Now you might as well open the next drawer the next drawer There are two more kittens in here God the place is infested with them Some desks have termites yours has kittens And now once again here is to conklin soon put two and two together Then I took the four of them and put them back in the basket with their mother Even though I had told her a rather large fizz mrs. Conklin was quick to forgive After all ours good miss brooks is only guilty of wanting to find a home for these eight helpless kittens granted And I'll be more than happy to suspend her sentence if she will immediately collect her mulling Mousers and marks Well, I guess there's nothing else I can do of course mrs. Conklin I was hoping someone could keep them at least until they're old enough to be torn from their mother's side Oh, I'd love to Oh, good. Don't you think there's not another word mother in the months that masters on wolf was under this roof My nervous system had all the path it could stand Mother I broke out of the Denton's backyard and he's on our front porch this very minute. Well, what's he doing there? Well, when I left him he just eaten up half the welcome mat Oh the poor deer. I hope it doesn't dull his fangs He just won't stay at the Denton's daddy I think he wants to come back and live with us. I couldn't stand it not for another minute You've got to get rid of him.  Conklin keep the kittens here. I'll take wolf home with me What's that if we keep the kittens you will remove that dinosaur from the premises Yes, sir. What do you say? Mrs. Conklin and thanks for everything Good life is booked and thank you job of barking. Oh, just perfect, mr. Boy You were very convincing then they're going to keep the kitten They certainly are and now the least I can do is keep my end of the bargain What do you mean, mr. Brooks? Come on wolf. We're going home


Everybody forced here ripping 20 22 Bowman baseball Sapphire 10 box number 4 Random team style There's the results you can always find emillian sports cards.com. There's currently a link in chat as well Thanks everyone for joining. Good luck Let's see what 10 box number 4 brings Number 3 had some big hits. All right, Nunez got Alejandro PA raised first bowman Aqua Red Sox blaze Jordan's a 55 There we go. Nice blaze And first bowman Reds Christian Roa Couser Amador White Sox Coulson Montgomery first bowman for Kelvin de Castro White Sox Benjamin Bailey Mitchell Mets Robert Dominguez And pirates Michael Escoto Costa Marlins, Jr. Sanchez first bowman Alexander Vargas Max Muncie A's Got Philly Samuziati Mauricio Rodriguez pirates first bowman Matt Frazier Rockies Robbie Martin, Jr. first bowman White Sox Elijah Tatis and Missale Gonzalez pirates Rodolfo Nolasco all first bowman Dustin Harris rangers Giants first bowman Otto Ricardo Genoves Very nice hit Giants And Dodgers Eddie's Leonard White Sox Lennon Sosa Mariners Victor Labrada Yankees Fidel Montero and Houston will Wagner So when we started this break, there was just one spot left for flawless tonight guys Yep, still just one last spot tonight in the last break of the night flawless case number 32 tiered flawless football Kertzaya Hernandez D-Bax Alvin Guzman first bowman Reds Justice Thompson Cespidus White Sox Lennon Sosa first bowman Otto White Sox Reds Christian Arora Dodgers Jose Ramos Amador Nunez Alejandro P.A. Ray's first bowman for Kelvin de Castro Garrett Mitchell Mets first bowman Robert Dominguez Colton Couser Coulson Montgomery. There you go White Sox Marlins junior Sanchez first bowman Vargas White Sox Benjamin Bailey And pirates Michael Escoto Maximo Costa Diamondbacks Aqua Jordan Lawler to 55 nice Lawler Matt Fraser pirates A is max Muncie Philly Simon Muziati Mets Ronnie Mauricio twins Emmanuel Rodriguez and pirates Rodolfo in Alaska Rockies Robbie Martin Jr Jose Salas White Sox Elijah Tatis And White Sox miss Al Gonzalez Move in on Let's see a big hit in this box Yeah, simple personals are full tonight So more personals will go against Sunday morning or Sunday daytime Austin Martin Brewers first bowman Brandon Brandon Yoraba Marco Luciano Trey Sweeney Yankees Yeah, Torkelson Cubs Luis Verdugo. Yeah, it's been a few hours now though simple. It's it's been since I got here like 330 Eastern got Jose Rodriguez rangers Shailen Palonco Got Reds Allen Serda Angels Denzer Guzman and a purple Rockies color match a Dale Amador seven scene at 25 That is pretty There you go Rockies Red Sox blaze Jordan Astros Dario Lorenzo Luis Rodriguez pirates or not pirates Padres James Wood and Miquel Triana Reds Mariners Julio Rodriguez Isaac Machaco, Zach Veen and Jason Dominguez Blue Jays Estevan Machado Zaya Salinas Padres Bobby Whitt Jr. Royals Reds Braylon Minier Minier Ray's Curtis Mead first bowman Tyler Soderstrom South Freilich Marlins Ian Lewis Yeah, I said a last break too Eric, but They I don't know what it is about. Maybe it's the design, but these cards pop so much more than I remember like any sapphire Crusty Otto Brewers Jeremy Vargas Orange first bowman auto Reds Allie Dela Cruz boom 18 of 25 What a hit Dude the Reds and both breaks in both breaks tonight Absolutely crushing it. There you go. Kazuto Zuto with the Reds will mag that's in a Cabrera for the Yankees Goodness gracious man It's one thing to get a good team and a break like this, but Sometimes those hits they give the hits in color can be really elusive For big names and we've we've seen a lot of big hits tonight in two breaks Got Torkelson Luis Verdugo Cubs Austin Martin and Trey Sweeney Yankees Yeah, Dela Cruz of these denser Guzman Angels orange first bowman auto Cleveland John Kenzie Noelle boom catch and fire again Guardians with a big one this time 22 out of 25 on the Noelle board. You got Jose Rodriguez Rangers. Yeah, uh, Luis Rodriguez James Wood Padres Reds Alan Sherda and Reds Ox Blades Jordan Pacheco Veen Houston Dario Lorenzo Yankees Jason Dominguez craziness Padre Zayed Salinas Mariners Julio Rodriguez Aqua Yankees Trey Sweeney Boom to 55 now Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? We'll get that back to Yankees What a hit Holy cow, dude, Miquel Triana Reds This is this is bonkers. Got Estefan Machado for the Blue Jays Freilich Bobby Whit jr and Breyland Minier Yeah, her four boxes in Oh boy Got Vargas for the Brewers Curtis Mead Reyes Tyler Sotterstrom Ian Lewis Marlins I don't want to sound greedy, but I want to see some lower numbers now Um Valenzuela Padres first bowman Jorbit Vibas Dodgers Cresciato and Cabrera for the Yankees Angels are in trouble again, man. Anthony Rendon sees an ending wrist surgery That's insane, dude They're just they're like the chargers of the of major league baseball They're always pretty darn talented and then is always get hurt or something snake bitten Giants Diego Velazquez in the same city now to pretty much Hedbert Perez Orioles Luis Gonzalez and Genovese for the Giants Got Royce Marquintana Nationals Pedro León Henry Davis Cooper Kinney Joshua Baez Cardinals Got Jordan Lawler Orange Ashrow's Color Match Auto Tyler Whitaker at 25 Three straight boxes with an orange auto. This one's a color match, too Nice hit Houston Will Mondiaz Got Martín Jimenez blue jays first bowman Henry Mendez Brewers Samad Taylor blue jays and Andriy Lara Nationals Got Giants Diego Rincones Darryl Arnais Orioles And purple for the Red Sox Nico Covada 11 of 25 You go Red Sox Robert Hassel Cunha Philly's Logan Scherney Harry Ford Mariners and Ronnie Cantero for the Cubs I hope so Goldie Pinango Bernabelle for the Rockies Brett Beatty Lisa Raga for the Padres Philly's Yosua Garcia Marcello Meyer Red Sox Clio Watson Marlins And C.J. Abrams Padres One sec guys. I think we're probably sold out by now Maybe not. Oh, yeah, we're sold out Sold out for the night everybody. Personals have been full for a few hours More group breaks tomorrow more personal Sunday daytime Again, the only personals rip in tomorrow night are most likely going to end up being Almanac personals Is there anything number two five in sapphire this this sapphire? The red autos will beat a five but the red parallels in 10 So that's according to the checkers. We did pull some reds there in 10, so non autos Dodgers, Jorbit Vivas first bowman Reginald Presciato Aqua Padres first bowman auto brandon valensuela 1099 And Ian Lewis Marlins Arovera Valensuela base for the Padres George Valera Cleveland and Cabrera for the Yankees Oswaldo Cabrera Orioles Luis Gonzalez Perez Alvarez Valerio for the Brewers I'm not sure osprey. I didn't get to see it actually Um nationals Royce Marquintana Pedro León Diego Velasquez Giants And jack suynski pirates He's got his first bowman, but he's a rookie right now and uh, he's been doing he's been a pleasant surprise for the pirates I'd say Blue J. Samad Taylor for the most part got a Joshua Baez cardinals Jordan Lawler and Ricardo Gino base Giants God Henry Mendez Brewers orange Nuelvi Marte. It's a 50 mariners Nice Nuelvi Cooper Kinney and Henry Davis God Diego Brincones Giants Darryl Arnais Orioles Martín Jimenez Angel or ain't no blue jays and Wilma Diaz Dodgers Brett Beatty Luis and Alacunia Logan Scherney Phillies and André Lara Nationals God Padres Brandon Valenzuela Dodgers Robert vivas Cresciato and Cleveland George Valera first bowman Alvarez, Arl Vera, Suinsky for the pirates And Valerio Brewers All right, Heather Perez Orioles first bowman Luis Gonzalez Aqua first bowman Ash shows Darryl Lorenzo to 55 And a Giants Ricardo Gino base. Yeah, it does look it does look fire Chris Pedro León Giants Diego Velazquez Giants first bowman Otto Anthony Rodriguez I believe that's a second auto for the Giants nice hit Cooper Kinney I don't know what it is. It's just a bluer or something. I have no idea Baez for the cardinals Jordan Lawler Royce marking Tana Nationals and Henry Davis pirates Brewers Henry Mendez Blue J's Samad Taylor Nationals Andrea Lara and Wilma Diaz Really Mike. That's really interesting. Got Giants, Diego, Rick Pones. I don't even know a lot about wrestling. That's really interesting Orioles Darryl Arnais Blue J's Martín Jimenez, Robert Hassel, Fred Beatty, Luis and Alacunia, Logan Scherney Phillies And Ronnie Urquintero Cubs All right, you got Peyton Wilson Royals first bowman Tristan Casas Red Sox Orange Rockies first bowman warming Bernabelle 49 of 50 Nice one Rockies. We'll get that magged up for you Pedro Pineda Reves Martinez Howard Benny Montgomery and nor have arrow White Sox Aguero Hernandez Giants Averson Artega first bowman Tigers Roberto Campos Luis Matos Kevin Alcantara Brewers first bowman Jackson Chorrio and pirates Darryl Lopez Yeah, Brennan was watching he would have said something so Got Cleveland Fran Aldui Reds Allie De La Cruz Elliot Ramos Giants Adrienne Sugarstay first bowman Red Sox Brian Bayo first bowman Sailor Bina Adley Rushman and Darren Baker first bowman Got Braves Luke Waddell Marlins Brady Allen White Sox first bowman Otto Lennon Sosa And Red Sox Eduardo Lopez Brennan Davis John Kenzie Noel purple behind it Is Cardinals Malcolm Nunez the 25 Cardinals and Edgar Carro Angels I've got our Olvera Padres Brennan Valenzuela Dodgers Robert vivas and Cleveland George Valera Got Francisco Alvarez and Orange for the Mets color match bread baby to 50 very nice Got Jackson winsky pirates And Felix Valerio Brewers on the first bowman Giants Diego Velazquez Hedberg Perez Orioles Luis Gonzalez and Giants Ricardo Genoves Jordan Lawler diamond bags Nationals Royce Marquintana Pedro Leone and Cooper Kenny Brewers Henry Mendez Blue Jay Samad Taylor Cardinals Joshua Baez Henry Davis pirates Orioles Darryl Arnais Blue Jay's Martina Menes Nationals Andre Lara and Dodgers Will Mondiaz Phillies Logan Serney Got Diego Rincones Giants. We've got an auto. It's Royals Luca trash first bowman sapphire base auto Royals Robert Hassel Padres Rocky's warming Bernabell Beatty Luis and a la Cunha and Cubs Ronnie your canterra And box number 10. Good luck everybody again all sold out tonight More group breaks tomorrow 4 p.m. Eastern. Personals will resume on sunday Red Sox Marcello Meyer Marlins Khalil Watson first bowman Yo Hendrik Penango Harry Ford for the Mariners That Phillies Joshua Garcia It's like an aqua Angels first bowman Denzer Guzman 39 to 55 Nice one angels CJ Abrams Victor Liza Raga Padres Gonzalez Hendrick Klossae for the Mariners And twins Carlos Aguilar Cleveland jr. San Quentin first bowman Mariners Dewey Marte Jose Pastrano for Cleveland and Sadani Raffaella Red Sox Red Sox Nico Cavadas first bowman Kicker Armstrong Alexander Ramirez Royals Luca trash Padres Yurubiel on helix Giants Anthony Rodriguez Braves Mackay Backstrom Jay Allen for the Reds Got D-backs Alvin Guzman Jeter Downs Green Cleveland First bowman auto John Kenzie Noelle Wow an orange and now a green Joseph C crushed it with the Guardians Monster hits we'll get that magged got justice Thompson Reds God Yolk we sespedist Diego Cretia Happy birthday Hernandez and Jose Ramos Give me a sec here. Let's do a recap All right, so here's the color and the autos The aquas to 55 Denzer Guzman Angels Darryl Lorenzo Astros Jordan Lawler Diamondbacks Blaze Jordan Red Sox Purples on a 25 Malcolm Nunez Nico Cavadas Adele Amador Crazy color match there oranges to 50 bread baby Mets You know, we weren't saying mariners Autos now we had base Luca trash Royals Lennon Sosa White Sox Anthony Rodriguez Giants Aqua to 99 Brandon Balansuella Padres Orange to 25 Tyler Whitaker Astros base White Sox Lennon Sosa and Ricardo Ginovich Giants Our mags we had a warming Bernabelle orange to 50 for the Rockies For the Yankees Trey Sweeney Aqua to 55 Cleveland had a green to 50 John Kenzie Noelle auto and an orange to 25 John Kenzie Noelle auto Geez And the Reds had an orange Ellie Dela Cruz auto number to 18 to 25 Huge hits there. Congrats on those. Thanks again everybody. We've got the dual case up next