Yeah, hi everyone. Hello. So you could see on my end where it says you're live, but it waits a couple seconds Before you see it. Yeah Hey, we're together so excited. We are Leave it getting ready to kick me out yet. No good. Absolutely not. I'm getting ready to hide your passport. Oh, yeah Yeah No, so yeah, no one's sorry about the delay everything went to put really Yeah, he could these amazing ribs and We just had to have had to have them before we started. We have to didn't we? Yeah, we had to yeah It was just amazing. Well, I mean, it's only 326 in Florida right now, but It's 826 here in the UK So I wouldn't have been able to make it had we Kept our regular times, but what we're doing though is we're bringing in a lot of our UK friends that are Weren't previously able to watch our shows. Hopefully you guys are watching now as well. Yeah Yeah, there's a mama. Hi mom. Okay.  Hey Tara. Hi Tara. Oh Yeah, we're here and you guess it minute Technical difficulties. Yeah. Yes, there was but we got this We do Yeah, that was me. I took complete. Yeah No, it was both of us Yeah, I'm Mikey Hi Hi, Lilith. Thanks for joining us. Yes. Ally looks great Yes, and mom of course Hey Vera, I've just done your reading should be in your inbox right now. Yeah Hi to Philippa joining us on Facebook. That's a new name, isn't it? Yeah. Are you new here, Philippa? Thank you for joining us Yeah, if not, we'll get used to your name. Yeah Terry, oh hi Terry. That's a new name, right? Terry's like that bastard Hi Cindy, hi Cindy joining us on Facebook as well. Yeah L.A. Love a girl. I haven't seen you in a while. Good to see you again. See you. Yeah Hey, Sarah Penful. Hi, Sarah. This round the corner. We drove past your house I think the other day Sarah. I was looking for this other lady to drop a present off And so I think we went up your road So if there was a couple of people kind of going look try and look at the numbers and that's us. Yeah Debbie Hempley. Hi Debbie. Nice to finally see you together. Yeah. Well, it's good to be together We love it. Hi Lisa Hey Lisa Hello. Aw, thank you Yeah, we feel very blessed. We are. Thank you. Yeah Hi Joyce So Philippa is yes. Yeah, she is new. Okay. Okay. Well, welcome. Yeah lovely to have you here Yeah We'll let you know in a minute how it all works So yes, and we don't know the balance and Joyce from Scotland. Yes Joyce Yeah, so We do ask if anybody's got any like global messages like You know, what's going on in the world and we and we get their cards out So, yeah, so if anybody does have any questions put them in capitals like, uh-huh. Yeah, so Yeah Oh, you did see us. Oh, she did you did see us. Yeah, you probably thought what is going on with him, too I saw you both at my window Yeah, I was trying to look I was up the wrong street altogether. I was up the wrong street Jeremiah What's up Jeremiah? Yeah, and up three Welcome. Hello. Hi Leanne Joining us from Sydney, Australia Welcome. All right. Oh There's a quick question. Is he dead? I don't know we'll find out Look at the cards No, but that's still a question. Yeah. Yeah, I need I need a piece of paper to put it right next to you Piece of card there and then I've got you. Oh good. Thank you. Yeah, you can be in charge of the mouse. All right, then I'm sorry. I'm still picking Ribs Yeah, still picking him out my teeth. I'm very sorry. It's just good dental floss. I didn't have time did I? There's always time for dental there is like, uh, no, there's not not when you've got to do your hair your makeup You can floss right now on screen Do a dental floss This is how you do it, baby thing. You do it. I already did it. There's nothing in my teeth. My teeth are clean, baby No, so Tara's for that as well Already answered. Oh, okay, so What would the reading you mean? I'll be walking my Marley a Little bit. Oh, that's lovely. Vera's got a new dog for anybody. He doesn't know she's got a new We watched we watched a video the other day called Marley and me We ended up shutting it off at like halfway through it sucked. Oh, wasn't it shot? Yeah, really really bad. It just kept going nowhere Yeah, if anyone's in that film, you know exactly what we're talking about. What was that other one a dog's life a Dog's life was love or a dog's journey dog's journey. I think yeah, we saw them both Those were good. They're good films. Yeah, because they talk about basically reincarnation You keep coming back to make things better and and his job when he passed away His owner said come back and look after CJ who was the daughter his granddaughter granddaughter Yeah, so each time we come back. That's what he did. Yeah looking for that Came back as different kinds of dogs sometimes big sometimes little Sometimes they barely cross paths like at that gas station, but Yeah, I just ruined it for people. I only does that to me all the time He's terrible He's terrible. What he does is he points out something obvious in the film that I've already noticed You did this just to make sure once once twice point And he makes out that it's like it's like I've not seen it and it's so obvious and you know It's gonna come up later in the film and he's Good, you know when it's like you watch the film over and over and over again You know exactly what's coming up. Don't watch a film like that We're gonna have to watch new ones We started watching what did we start to watch fringe is anyone seen fringe? I never heard of it Fringe science two days ago. So yeah, we started what you want to open this work. No, I don't that's time I shop it everywhere Do you still do date? No, I'll just go over to prediction now We what we have to do is condense it all really so we do the chat But we still answer questions as well So yeah, we were doing Tuesdays and Thursday nights, but now we just have it all on Tuesday night Yeah, because Tuesdays on Thursdays, I couldn't keep up with them everything else that I'd Committed myself to I'm just gonna do it.  Yeah, if you're being committed I am too How rude so you've got the poo team one down. No, I'll go back and I don't I just go back and run down. Oh So check this out This this is the inner child in alley This this remember these as a kid you got these things you pick a color and then you pick a number and You know you do that kind of thing Allie made one of these for me for her anniversary And I just loved it because number one is it's homemade. She made it with her own little hands You'll never find another one like this anywhere Homemade gifts are the best So and then we ended up giving similar gifts Yeah, like I alley Got me this yin yang. I haven't got mine on because it doesn't mean anything to you, but it's to me. Oh It means a lot to me. So I wear it all the time This one and then I gave I gave her this one that she's not wearing cuz she doesn't care Well somewhere around here see what he teases me now I can get him. Yeah The one with a little heart, I know I'm trying to find it. Yeah, it's the other side of that one Yeah, and then we have like male and female ones of this one in the middle Okay, well now she wants to wear it She hasn't worn it since I gave it to her I'm kidding Mom says you're shallow You are you're vain Yeah, that means shallow shallow as a whole bit.  Where was I? Let's get ready for graduation Now look at this you like that see that nice shadow That's why I had a facing down Do you want me to change it? No, I'll do it. Don't worry about that Is that brave enough look at you if you look like an estimate I Have nothing to say That'd be that then don't ask the most rub noses to keep warm Because they've always got cold like you Yeah, I've been I've honestly he came here and I've got a cold Chesty, yeah, not good bad It's ours is there you go Ali I'm kicking we kick in Mama. Yeah, we kick in. Hi, body. Thank you for joining. You're together again. It's from Sacramento Oh, okay. Yeah, where's Sacramento, California, California? Okay, California. Hey, oh kicking kidding kidding and kicking It's a new name cat. Hi. How are you? From from Dudley in the UK see we figured we'd get more It's more on their time. Yeah on our time. Yeah So we're a lot earlier today on the east coast of US and Central West But it's accessible for UK people right now at least that the show is You want to answer that? It says your question The official The official sound of disgust is Oh It is honestly in the UK it's been the wettest few days For a long time in one go raining wet raining raining raining raining Days in a row you look at the extended forecast rain every day. Yeah, usually we have a bit of Relapse see it's like polarity and duality, you know, you got sunny every day in Florida rain every day in UK so it kind of balances out That's why I still have a tan and I'm always gonna be this but I've got this orange tape that goes over My my things. She's even wider than this. Yeah, because the orange tape means Whiter than that. Yeah, that's true But I'm gonna be just as white as you by the end of the month. I'll lose my tan Yeah Yep, hardly darling hardly Happy anniversary, happy anniversary Oh, so it's on your birthday happy birthday happy anniversary birthday. Yeah. Yes Yeah, we had a nice anniversary. It was lovely. We did really lovely wouldn't it? You made me a card It's great charcoal the lumps of charcoal that I was telling you about He didn't get me charcoal No, I don't even know what charcoal is he has to explain to me what he meant by charcoal. It's a what? No, we'll have a barbecue What was a couple of bits of charcoal? Yeah? No, it's not Hi, Celia Hey Celia. Hello Love from New Zealand. Gosh, you're all over the place today. We got the whole globe covered Yes, perhaps we should do it early sometimes anyway. I think so just sometimes a while Hi Beth, thank you Hi, Beth Get well soon Ali hot lemon and ginger there you go. Okay. I haven't got any of it No, I should get some in Greg had to go on the supermarket three times today Didn't you I did Hi, Michelle Together You can tell how excited we are so happy it was worth going in the last time because one thing we forgot was We we had the dry rub for the ribs. We had all the spices we needed, but we didn't have nothing to do with it We didn't have barbecue sauce. I say we for us all the time doesn't matter. Well Yeah, it's the royal way Wee-wee. Wee-wee. We Let's see you two together in the same place. Congrats. Thank you. So It's Danny. Hi Danny. Hey Danny. I heard it was a great success Or went really well the the conference. Mm-hmm. Yeah, Greg did amazing. Didn't you I did good really enjoyed it Thank you. Yeah Very grateful. Hopefully Danny Yeah Yeah, I wish I was there Man, yeah, it would have been awesome. Yeah Hi Tamara. Hey Sending love. Yeah. Thank you. Tomorrow. Thank you. Hi, Roshanti Love that name. Hi, Roshanti It's lovely. You can't drink pineapple juice. Can you? No, it sets off my highest it's earlier Yeah, it wasn't working Yeah, I love pineapples. It's great for colds and coughs Yeah, I don't know it just sets off. I don't know if it's my gallstones because I've got the gallstones too Could be that. Hi Heather. Hi Heather We're going to France. That's what we're doing for our yeah our anniversary Yeah, our anniversary gift. Yeah. Yeah, we're going to France. We're going to France. Yes With my brother and his wife. Oh, yeah, we love Lee So we have a welcome aboard normally. Yeah, we're on I think we're going to bruise It bruise and it's called bruise. Is that right? Yeah, thank you Tara. Oh Thank you everyone. Thank you. Yeah, if you can hit the hit that button, that'd be great and share Mummy's saying hi Danny as well. You missed that one. I'm burning my behind Hi to the other new name Chris So glad to see you back together. No, Chris isn't new. No, Chris is the lovely lady that I did a live reading for okay Yeah, well, she's new to here. No, no, I haven't seen that name before on here. You did a live reading for yeah She's been on before. Okay. All right. I believe you. What do you say Chris? You've been on here before Yeah, oh a lot of people they just don't necessarily speak But it's nice when they do talk and I'll try to remember your name. Yeah, it's difficult though Sometimes we just we get we it's like you so you remember a name and I don't sometimes yeah Guy of pristine. I don't know if I remember that one.  Is that what it's called?  I'm asking the us people. Okay.  Yeah, English English dish Toad in the hole. I bet you Danny has she's been in England before well, that's true Susie and she's there in the states right now. So Danny you can't answer That's cheating. So Tara said no never heard of it. What does it mean? We'll tell you we will And so Gaia said I've seen a toad in the hole Yeah frog in a bag Might as well be Because the people in front of me Had that And I couldn't help but stare and I did want to ask them what the hell is that? I asked the cashier. She wasn't sure herself She said well, she said it was sausage With a mashed potato mashed potatoes. That's bangers and mash That's what bangers and mash bangers bangers well, I can figure out the mash so Bangers would be the sausage sausage. Yeah, you say sausage and mashed potatoes. Well, that's not as good Is it as bangers and mash?  Lovely.  And then what I eat The cheese Bubbles and spew bubbles and spunk Bubbles and squeak Okay, dany said pigs in a blanket pigs in blankets. Yeah, do you know what pigs in black? Yeah, but they're hot dogs wrapped in like dough Nope. Yeah. Nope. It's similar though. She's right. It's similar But she says toad in the hole is better. Yeah, is it? Yeah, dany knows Yeah Stuffed cabbage I'd like stuffed cabbage bubbles. I know I'd like that Bubbles and what what spunk squeak squeak as in squeak squeak Bubbles are squeak Okay, should we better say We better say toad in the hole is sausages and you put them in like What do you call that cooking dish? A cooking dish with kind of that deep And you put your sausages in usually fry them up first put them in there and then you pour in like but batter like, um I don't know. You know, wait wait wait Yorkshire piddit Yorkshire pudding batter But it's not it rises with the sausages in between. It's not batter like you'd have a onion rings or I don't know fish batter fish They got Apparently multiple batters here. You don't you don't know what kind of batter you use Yorkshire pudding. Do you've heard of Yorkshire pudding? Yeah Yorkshire pudding batter. Oh Why don't they just say that that well, it's not the same thing is sausages in Yorkshire pudding better Rather than toad in the hole So That was the second time we went back the third time I'm standing in line There's this lurch-looking dude.    Yeah, look at that hippie They really do not hippie dude. Do you know he sat there?  Where was we? They don't say dude in a psychic fair. We had a psychic fair And there was he sat there and he said I just I look I look I stand out a lot I said there's an idea over there with pink hair. There's another one over there I can't remember what else was going on and it's like no, you don't love. I said I said that when when When we were at dinner for our anniversary I'm like, look at look at this restaurant I'm a freaking here. He's not. He just thinks he is. No, he's not Thank you, Gracie. Thank you so much Oh, I'm just about to do your reading actually. You're on that list. Um, so thank you. Thank you. Thank you Yes, thank you, Gracie. It's good to see you back Oh Yeah, so What's that? Ramekin They're ramekins. They're the small pots aren't they if you imagine a big one Yeah with sausages. Yeah For the toad in the home. Oh, thank you, Gemini Thank you Debbie said I'd starve in the uk you would if you went to scotland and had haggis Haggis is pig stomachs Or Uh, what is it was it called black pudding Black pudding he had black pudding on his um on his fry up and he said what's this what's it? He was just about to and I said you won't like it. I'm telling you. You won't like it read. I need it And he said what is it? I waited till after the meal and then I said it's blood congealed blood Why would why would anyone why would anybody want to eat that? It's freaking nasty. Yeah Hi to healing Celeste How are you? Thank you for joining us. Oh, that's a new name. That is no are you new here?   That's that's a good way of putting it I've never had it, but you know, that's what tripe is basically Tara says I look forward to my visit to the uk in the future There is being the terminator. I'll be back We were on a train and they had haggis flavored chips. Wow. No, do you imagine? No, no, no, no Sherry Straub says I want to come to the uk. Yeah, it is chilly What do you went out without a sweatshirt on today? I did um Healing Celeste says you did a reading for me in in may first time I seen you both live Ah Yes, thank you for joining us. Thank you. How do I pronounce your your first name? healing Prateek Prateek Healing celeste Healing celeste But he had deep fried mars bar Oh, yeah, apparently they do that here. Yeah, do they I never had it deep fried mars bar That doesn't sound good. Jake and ikkla. Yeah, I'll bet you if we take mars bars around there, they do it for us That doesn't sound good. We'll try it once Oh I'm in florida Oh, yeah The water temperatures dropped down to I think 73. I noticed the other day at least At siesta key That's chilly It's warm, but it'd be hot that'd be hot water for here But that'd be both. I would not go swimming in 73 Can I tell everybody? Greg has to bring his own toilet rolls He packs his own toilet rolls everybody because his delicate little bottom the Lou paper here is just not good enough. It's like sandpaper Oh, yes, it is I'm gonna bring some back And I'm gonna show my sister do it. I use shaman all ultra soft My butt deserves it If there's two things in this world that you you splurge on it's toilet paper and shoes I laughed I couldn't help laughing. I'm sorry. That was very funny. It's like sandpaper I thought it was jokey the first time he said it I did and we kept going in supermarkets and just i'm doing some and saying what about that one? No, no, that's no good What about this one? Oh The last time that one. No, that's worse than that one last year uh Allie's daughter ria said can I get some toilet paper?  I could sandpaper a house with your toilet paper. He's got a delicate bottom I seriously if I were to use that I would have serious hemorrhoids right now if I were to use your toilet paper Yep Wow Blessing we're not getting too far on these questions. We're not. We're not. Yeah, no, we're not Is anyone mentioning that you have to go right the way down because I want to see I know I'm getting there No, I want to have a look and see if people love it at the toilet roll thing That's the truth Scott tissue. Yeah, it's like 20 cents a roll Yeah, same same difference Same difference my nanny and granddad used to have like um, it was like um tracing paper and used to have to do this To get it a little bit soft To use it. That was my that was well. No wonder the sandpaper feels good on you That explains a lot What are we good to who do we get to I don't know. I think we left off at florida right here. Okay. Yeah Cynthia. Hello Cynthia Been gone for a little while. It's so great to see you both you together. Yay Thank you, Cynthia. Indeed Thanks for doing the show early so I can go to bed at a decent time. Yeah Yeah, that and it's great. It's nice seeing a lot of new faces. It is. It is It's my dutch company name. Just less is enough. Okay. That that works for me Celeste. Yeah Hi melissa. Hey melissa. I've just done the reading Yeah, I sent it over your patreon. Awesome. Yeah How you doing the sherry? Yeah Um, I have a friend over there near london that is talking about Mental illness and substance abuse. The group is called never be lonely again. Check it out. He's a good guy. Okay Good. There needs to be more for that. There was a lady and she messaged us about her book It's called I'm putting it down over there. I love to go find it. Um, but anyway, it's about manifesting she manifests or Something like that. I'll find it. But um, that just reminded me um I haven't bought it yet or looked at it yet Moms just said piles I've seen the uk in 78 and the toilet paper reminded me of wax paper. Yes. Thank you Wax paper would have been a pleasure compared to what they have now He's just been a tit No, yeah, he is has any other americans Do do any other americans agree with me unless you're using scott scott tissue. That's What is squat tissue? It's a brand of toilet paper.  Anyone I thought you just said after Arthur used my hand.  I'm sorry He'll never grow up Wait till she she No, she's wait till she tries your toilet paper. She won't set off a list I'm not bothered about it. LA. I will let him have his toilet paper. So I just used my own You can use I've got I brought two rolls this time. You can use my I'm not that precious stuff, obviously You don't deserve the best it's not to do me deserve it. It's like it'll do it's fine. It's nothing wrong with it It's it it's like a baby's cheeks. It's so soft Charmin ultra Yeah, that's what I use Protect the bomb heck. Yeah That's right I totally agree. Yeah You get Tracing paper That's what my nanny and granddad had and it was an outside toilet It was an ounce. He had to go outside To get the yeah So it wasn't just like tracing paper. It was freezing cold as well.  Um, you could go to I'm just about to do some office. So I'd hold off I would hold off because December Um, I'm going to be doing the year readings. So you get a whole year forecast so, um So, yeah, I mean unless you just want an hour reading, of course you can go to psychic alley.net Um and book a reading. Thank you very much. Um, but yeah, so Yeah, I'm going to be doing a special. I'll be putting that on after so. Yeah, this is always do once a year a special See another person that agrees toilet paper is it's worth buying the best We've had I've had andrex before which is our best. I've had Sharman I've had that but you have shaman ultra ultra saw. It's got our ultra. Yes It is he enjoys this is her son enjoys it's off Toilet paper he goes on and on about his tender behind the behind. Yeah. Wow. Yeah It's worth it Okay, so susie it's like l'oreal. It's like my bottom Because of what it's worth it And that's similar angel soft is similar to shaman ultra soft. We don't have angel soft Scott is the worst It's what you use it is we'll call it scott.  Yes Should we get off this subject?  Um, I'm okay to be To be wrong You're not wrong. I just think it's funny the rest of the world likes soft toilet paper I just think it's funny.  Do you okay? Do you guys? Who agree with Greg? Do you take your own toilet roll with you in the suitcase? Not just Coming here, but like when I went on cruises if I was going to stay in a hotel room I bring my own toilet paper I've been in some really nice hotels.   No, we don't I like bidets I wouldn't know how to use one That's true. I you know, maybe our sewage system isn't equipped for the soft stuff That's sarcasm. It's sarcasm. Could be no People prefer quality. Yes Is that expensive you only have to have one sheet One sheet one sheet We've got an advert. It's like plenty. You need only need one sheet He's Italian So that one sheet royal behind He does have a roll behind That's funny. Mom says how many miles have you traveled to talk toilet papers? I know it's funny. What's the other thing we were going to talk about? I don't know. Can we talk about the first night? Oh, it was it was um The words again different words the words. I forgot which ones it was though We're gonna talk about the first night I don't know That was funny I prefer baby wipes. I prefer toilet right wipes. Yeah toilet wipes are nice Yep, I'm charmed by the case don't ever want to run out. I I hear you Sherman ultra strong There's an ultra soft and there's an ultra strong I haven't tried the strong one Well, I can't believe you guys are all still talking about a caravan to Mexico. Thank you. Wow I want to bidet says susan Oh, hello crystal dawn Hi, hello. I know we're so excited A lot of times I take toilet paper People get it. Yeah You're not funny. You're not funny People dig the toilet paper chat On the night gaya Yes Hopefully see you hopefully see you Yeah Legion freeman. Hi elizabeth. Hi elizabeth tap that like button family. Thank you. Yeah Yes, I am in the uk Hmm Okay, so you just sit down on the loo poo Hit a button Raise your bum And you pat it dry. What do you pat it dry with? Is there a towel there? No, it's just special loo paper. It just sticks all over you. Oh, that doesn't sound good Funny Let's think of the same thing about Kleenex. That's funny Kleenex. Well, yeah some Tissues are soft and some will just they'll do the same thing instead of hemorrhoids. They Yeah, they just make your nose awfully red Oh, I'm pumped to some jealousy. No, why why? Oh, yeah. Yeah, I do know why Yep, I totally know why I get it Oops that Melissa said Yeah, they mostly do that because the toilet system in hotels and ships get clogged. Okay Oh Yeah, I'm a new mr. Whipple Yeah, tell them that we're bragging about it so much in this video that maybe they'll send us a lifetime supply I might do She wouldn't use it. She's still rather pay for her sandpaper. No, I want you to have your quote of toilet paper Because it means more to you I'm boy boynton beach boynton beach boynton beach Where did they say where did Donna say she was again? I can't remember here's another wild style blogs Loving all these youtube names You have to go and visit all those, won't we?  I remember that Because there'd always be then he mr. Whipple would be cut Squeezing the Charmin Mr. Whipple see See It was an old commercial shitty discussion, but someone has to Yeah It's funny because people They like squeezing the toilet paper to see how soft it is So they made a commercial out of it and this storekeeper mr. Whipple Um, would always tell people don't squeeze the Charmin and then when nobody was looking he would squeeze it Brilliant ever. Yeah Don't squeeze the Charmin Anyway, what was the two things that that you we was like so one was toad in the hole Oh, yeah Dublin squeak. There was something else that came up that you said what the hell is that? We should write these down because we we don't remember Yeah so Greg and I Greg and I I mean, you know, we're we're like Haven't seen each other for so long, but you know and we haven't had much sleep, could we? We're not hardly any sleep.  Oh, oh no. Oh, no, they've got cramp. What else is it? Oh, no scratch there. No back there back there back there Remember that wild night where we Not the wind the mirror sideways Oh And it's like all of these it's like they're having a great time It was like all of our like some Like that song by the chipmunks Yeah, yeah funny we got by it's fine It's when you get old this is the reality of it of getting older Okay, let's let's answer a couple questions hit like right now If you want to ask a question because we are here for and thank you everyone for your comments up until this point But yeah, if you want us to answer any global prediction Questions put them in capitals into the chat And we'll get to it. But yeah We got we got one. I think only is that the only one we have that's the only one we've been talking about bottoms And shitty toilet paper The O's That's it. Is Putin passed away The original one or the one that's walking about now, how do you know? Here is one We're not What's the difference I'm gonna ask us two questions on that I'm getting a big fat now But he's not dead. No, he's not dead Although He's got a role that that he's going to be playing globally and it's not like a world economic forum or a United nations kind of thing Because it came up with the sun after that too. He got the transition and the sun and then So I think I I see this Kind of more like unity here with nations and And people so I I'm not seeing that. He's dead, but maybe Ali will describe um, so I I asked about the um The original Putin because I um my guides told me that um, he was swapped out um, so the original Putin, I believe This was the demise Um And it was you know Yeah, I believe but this new one. Yeah, he's got a job to do. He's got a job to do Yeah, um, and it's working for the spiritual Lot, so Yeah I don't know Yeah, that one He's still got a sting in his tail Putin, he's still got a sting in his tail So, you know, I still feel as if he's not completely under the thumb of the white hats I think he goes off Um and does his own thing now and again. I believe about yeah But he's in this to the end. That's that's what I think this uh This new one. What does everyone else think? What do you guys think? Welcome back to toilet talk with greg and ali Um In between we'll in between like a commercial we'll do a tarot reading Now back to toilet talk. Yeah How do you take your toilet? How do you take your dumps in the morning? Oh god, this is funny. It's better than the whole hope in the soul that's soap in the hole Ha ha ha ha Melissa Mom share this into let's go show it's illuminating This is real conversations. This is what really really happens Now let's talk poo in the loo pencil and and big poo squirty potty It's rainbow sparkles. I hope you don't have sparkles in it Hope not You're right mom This healing therapy for sure laughter is the best. Yeah, yes, and we have no problem laughing at ourselves No, definitely not showing our inner children Yeah Oh my god, you should have seen me with the ribs I had I wish I'd taken a photograph honestly look like the joker. It was very funny.  I enjoyed the ribs. I did You should go to the market and do a squeeze test and video it. Yeah Hope mr. Whipple's not watching Right Yeah, that'd be funny. Yeah Um, well, yeah, what do you guys think of Putin? What do you think? Do you think Putin's does? What's your gut feeling with the real put Putin? Please turn up. Please turn up. Yeah, slim shady Do you guys think that there there's a new Putin or do you think that he's just changed? Um, and uh, it's now working for the good guys. What do you guys think? I like to hear what they think too I bet he was swapped They all got body doubles. Yeah, that could be the case as well. So yeah Yeah, hi to sonia. Hi there. Sorry hi sonia. Good to see you Great to see you together again. Thank you We're so happy. I can't kiss him. Could you imagine how it's like? I haven't seen him for a year. I could only kiss him the first day second day now, I can't because We've got a cold Well, you had this cold circulating around with all the kids it always happens and I got Oh, I was really bad last year Um Yeah By the time I had to leave I was so congested and everything this time of year in the uk is kind of normal It's normal. I had to explain that to you didn't I when you live in the sunshine And you've got all that vitamin d. You're not going to get all this but our weather can go freezing freezing to Quite warm and then that's how it goes Yeah So our sonia thinks putin was switched or a walk in it could be a walk in Yeah, that would make sense Um, although I did see hanged man. I did see everything was upside down there I suppose everything could be upside down. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that could that could still count for that Yeah I think biden was swapped now Does anybody believe that that is the original biden when you look at the photographs? I mean, please You know that doesn't look like him. There was um one of boris johnson's lovers Um actually um said when they got together, you're not the same oris And she would know Boris asked Yeah, Boris asked Boris. Yeah Yeah, so Our we have a question that was up there. No, you didn't No, I didn't touch it love. Yeah, I did hear I never touched it. You didn't click on it Are this next questions from lillith are the humans that are still sleeping holding up the ascension for the rest of us I think a little bit but anyway up to up to quake. Well, okay. Well, we have I think Yes, and no, this is a tough one because we have like What are those called and uh Background people that are out there backdrop people as Dolores cat cannon calls them That are just taking up space. What are they called in video games? What are those? nlps Something like that. Anyway, um, so I I yes and no um Some of those people they're not doing anything They're just like Dolores cannon calls them back drop people, but there is Once again, I got the transition card again two two times in a row and Got love in the air here. So that's the ascension energies that are coming and celebration. So um Not yes and no there are some but not necessarily Many not as many as what you might think that's my answer Okay All right, so I think they're already celebrating because we've got further than they actually thought we were going to get um, and there's a lot of a lot of um happiness, there's a lot of um you know Fists in the air going yes, they're doing it. Um, and we're just about to get to these transition transition stage. So, um There's a lot of people What they're telling me now is there's a lot of people who have If people aren't doing what they're supposed to do And they were part of the plan There is walking energies now coming in.  They switch a lot. That's because there's walking. So Um, you know that that I feel is going to help change things And if you want to know if you've ever had a walk in I got a number of articles on in 5d.com, but chances are Myself I've had quite a few and you'll know when Part of your personality changes to something you've never done In your life sometimes for me.  Have you seen me in three years? Been completely no. No, I haven't Yeah, yeah, I haven't done that. I haven't done that Yeah, so what else? So, um, sherry thinks that biden was swapped Or he needs to be Right, but we've seen not only different. I think there's there's doppelgangers masks You know, I I don't know about clones, but definitely doppelgangers and masks Yeah, I don't think they'd waste a lot of money on clones Unless it was somebody like the top leaders. I think they would be Um a doppelganger wouldn't need the makeup So doppelgangers a lot of makeup or masks three three different possibilities I know some people are pushing, you know Everyone's a clone. No, I don't believe everybody's a clone But I do believe that there are a lot of people that there are a lot of them that have been swapped So melissa said it's all the biggest show on earth If there's anyone seen that the the greatest show on earth, that's what it's always kind of said lion lion Was it lion studios lion Lions keep good lion good lion tv. Yeah, that's brilliant. That's absolutely brilliant That's how I see it all playing out. That's exactly how I see it Um, so melissa thinks new Putin What what? Why are you looking at me? I'm just looking at her admiring her beauty And she's like what? Why are you staring at me? Because sometimes it's like it's about to say something I'm going. Yeah. What what what what what?  No, nor will I right. I think that's very very good Is there any more questions or we just uh, I feel like putin is either a walk in Or he was switched out physically, but I do think he works for the white hats and At least in some capacity. I agree. Yeah masks. Have you seen there was a film we were watching Oh, we was watching mr. Um doubt fire. This is doubt fire. Yeah. Yeah, we was watching that And obviously the map mask was quite Basic wasn't it but that was how many years ago early 1990s 30 years ago, maybe yeah So you can't tell me that those masks haven't been sophisticated by now And you know mission impossible masks and a little um voice box thing that they put over the voice box to change it Hasn't actually happened because I truly believe it has so Yeah, I do believe a lot of them are masks. Yeah Boris was soul Sculpt During hospital stay. Yeah, that's what they're saying. It was after that. I don't know. Yeah NPC. That's what I was thinking of. Yes Non-player characters. Yeah Yeah, that's definitely not biden the real biden was Uh was looked quite mick quite mean This one is now just a doofus. What is somebody calling a mr. Magoo mr. Magoo. He looks a mr. Magoo Well, if it was a doofus, he'd look like me You don't look like a handsome doofus.  You're my doofus Yep, I don't know how many there are. Yeah, quite a few What do you turn up together biden has always been questionable. Yes Yeah Yes, non-player Character, isn't it? Hi sherry. Hi sherry. Cheryl Cheryl is it sherry sherry 1111. Yeah. How are you? Non-person character and bc. Yeah Wouldn't surprise me if higher aspects come in Yeah My dad was a walk-in. Okay What made you say that? What was the differences sonya? How did you know? Just interested Do you feel that the two history of industry will be revealed and We will be able to connect more with the natural world In this new world order the cover-up will push for the green energy I'm not sure that question the true history of industry What does that mean is that like industry I don't get it industrial industry industrial industry or Are you talking about maybe suppressed patents? mm-hmm We can ask that question you I can't wait. That's a good question. Um Connect more with the natural world I believe we would all connect more with the natural world It's the nwo the cover-up will push for green energy. I think it's part of it You know, it's all part of the master plan definitely part of the master plan. Yeah, for sure So I saw biden recently mentioned new world order Is that like a prerequisite for any world leader that you have to mention new world order? I Really believe and this is what my guides are saying that biden is a masked person And he is making so many mess outs is to wait wake people up It's not serious The black hats would not have they'd not roll out that character knowing that they could put a mask on anybody who's got got intelligence Because they want him to win.  I'm still not sure what we're asking She added on to that. We've been lied to and stolen lands I mean I'm still not sure what that question is history of it industry Okay, so if we don't know about the industry one, what about um, is this new world order the cover up the push for green energy? I'll stop answer that one Yeah Yes There we are straight away. Yeah the yes card. Yes card. Yeah Yeah I think that's it That's gotta be it and what's that we will be able to connect with more with the natural world That's another question we can do You do that we'll be able to connect with the natural world Yeah celebration, you know, it's celebrating the um The energies of the world and what the world has to offer us. So I would agree. Yeah Yeah, all righty All right. All righty then That's who I think it is.  That might be a cover up might be just what he said maybe he's uh He despises Trump That's Jim's flesh. I like the flesh, but no one can see it that I could Yeah, yeah It's like whoosh a nipple It's my nipple Anyway, anyway, I was distracted. Yeah I like reading everyone's comments as well what you're watching I was trying to figure this one out. Yes walking walk-ins. I guess walk-ins are going to help. Yes. Yes Yes, definitely easy to soul scalp in hospitals um As most have underground tunnels Yeah Change overnight. I think my original aspect. Yep. Well, my dad could cope with fatherhood Oh, okay. So that was your dad um and the walking question any major events before the end of the year That's a huge question. Yeah You got to be a little bit more specific On that seeker. Just ask whatever just see whatever comes. All right. We'll see if there's anything The moon Oh, maybe something about the moon. There you go. Yeah Well I keep getting this guy. That's a great card to get Yeah, two cups Friendships unusual friendships And alliances That was the one Ace of Cups. Yes Yes There will be I'm just not sure what they will would be you got to be more specific on it I just believe the the major events are all all the unraveling of the new world order and the unraveling of what their what their agenda was so, you know, the um agenda 23 and agenda 30 is going to be out there for everybody to understand um Mainstream media, I believe will be coming down. I really believe that or taking over um I feel that is just um by the end of this year beginning of next Um the education system there's going to be some changes with the education system as well So, yeah Okay, I do believe all this good stuff that was supposed to be coming out in 2023 Has been held back and held back and held back. We're supposed to be in utopia by now I think the major events that were supposed to happen are going to be exposed anyway. We're still in that Pluto and Capricorn Truth energy right now. So that's what makes it more difficult than ever For them to get away with anything is that truth energy vibration? So major as for major events, it's going to be more the exposure Or the unfolding of being able to see the truth lift before our eyes It's going to be more that than anything else through the end of the year I'm excited with that. Yeah So the next one comes from Tara and Your lovely sister my sister. What's up with Pelosi being served? Yeah, I saw that. Yeah Look at the devil card What does served mean because obviously i'm uk and And a lot of these people are uk. What does that served means? I guess you know, uh, just for You know here being coming in for questioning or Charged we've said and hear anything about this to begin with but I imagine served would be You know, just uh, let's let's look it up first. I want to misquote myself, but Um, I truly believe that when there was a picture of her being escorted It was out of one of those you know I don't know what it's called the congressional place And there was a couple of um Rinder she she was being escorted out That is a truth picture so, uh, Nancy Pelosi served a subpoena in disclosed criminal investigation She got served with a third party subpoena as part of an undisclosed criminal investigation undisclosed. Why would it be undisclosed? There are a few theories going around but sources indicate that the subpoena most likely has to do with the bizarre hammer attack On Nancy Pelosi's husband at the start of the year Which is still subject of a great deal of speculation Why would that mean nancy would have to be subpoenaed to produce documents in this criminal case? And that's a good question. I don't think I don't think it has anything to do with her husband and the hammer thing Because they would serve him not her, right? Yeah, so it's got to be something else Yeah She announced on the house floor that she was served This one's saying Here i'm just checking out different articles folks related to california criminal case But they didn't say specifically what it was for but as I mentioned if if If she was served If she was served It has to be something to do with her that otherwise paul polosi would have been served Yeah, so or they both would have been I guess But what's up with polosi being served? Yeah, we got the double card right off the bat And uh This is interesting. She's trapped And I think a lot of them are going to be like that coming up A lot of them are going to be trapped and this is going to work out For everyone. Um, this is just the beginning of the truth coming. This is just what I was telling you guys about about the truth vibration with cludo and capricorn until Like the middle of the next uh the middle of january 2024. So Um, yeah, look for more of this stuff to happen truth vibration, baby What do you got? Wow Abuse So it said undisclosed, didn't it? Yeah So, um, yeah, I feel as if this might be linked with the children um as a second card fear so Yeah, I I don't think it's just that Wouldn't surprise me. I think there's there's more to it than that Yeah Well, that's that's our last question and we got 20 minutes until our next show Okay Yeah, so we'll be coming back on onto rumble And um the link is up there or down there. It's up here if you're on facebook down here if you're on youtube He's good at only isn't he good at that? Yeah, it's so good at that. It's true. I love you Normally I have to go like this. I know and talk to the wall Because we're on split screen and you're usually over here. So we're the we're actually on opposite side. No No, we are we are on the same side. No, we're not. I'm usually over here. Yeah Yeah, so I so want to kiss his face. I so do and I can't it's not Besides children Thank you all for hanging out with us and talking about toilet roll and bottoms. Thank you so much He's been it's been his pleasure It's been his pleasure. It is.  I'm so sorry Yeah, uh, we some time find out which yeah Yes, I do believe that they will something's telling me 70% saline If they had given the well, we got a tiptoe around this we'll talk we can talk more about this um on rumble In about 20 minutes But if they had given the full jab to everyone there had been a lot less people on the planet right now That would have been a huge red flag So they they've been doing this for years. We'll talk more about this though on rumble. I think 30 to 40 percent. Yeah Yeah The bad stuff. Anyway, thank you so much. We love you all. Yeah really do And uh, we'll see you soon. Hopefully you can join us there where we can talk openly about anything Yep rumble facebook links up there youtube is down here And you don't have to have an account. No, you can just click the link and we'll be there in 20 minutes Okay, all right. Love you all love you all. Peace. Peace go chiefs


The baptism with the Holy Spirit is an intensified increase of the influence of the Holy Spirit. That word baptized means to be immersed or overwhelmed. Think of how the Titanic sank. The Titanic didn't sink because of the water around it. The Titanic sank because of the water that got in it. The Titanic was on the water and once it sank it went in the water. I know this sounds a little too basic, but I want you to see it in the spiritual realm too. We would not say a ship is baptized unless it sinks. If a ship is floating it's not baptized, it's just touching the water. Now the way you sink a ship is to feel all its different compartments with water. And the moment it becomes filled then it goes under. That's what it means to be baptized in the person of the Holy Spirit. When you're saved the Holy Spirit comes to live in you. When you're baptized with the Spirit you begin to live in him. That's what the baptism with the Holy Spirit is. Think about it. As another analogy, when you see your friends baptized, they say, I baptize you in the name of the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit. What do they do? They dunk you under the water and you're being baptized in water. Submerged, immersed, flooded from within and all around you. That's what it means to be baptized. To have them all around you and within you. That is the baptism with the Holy Spirit. So when we are baptized in him, we're immersed in him. When we're baptized in him, he begins to fill all those little compartments of our lives. But it is a flood from within. Watch this now. Here's a key verse. You've got to hear this. John 7.38. The one who believes in me, as the Scripture said, From his innermost being will flow rivers of living water. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I'm being shaken right now. Just looking at this. Think about what Jesus is saying. The one who believes in me, as the Scripture said. Watch this now. Listen to what Jesus said. From his inner most being will what flow rivers of living water? Where does the water come from? The baptism of the spirit is not rain from heaven. I'm going to say that again. The baptism of the spirit is not rain from heaven. It's a flood from within. So then the waters in which we are baptized, spiritually speaking, the influence in which we are immersed does not fall upon us. It comes from within us. So think about the Titanic again. It's floating on the water. But it's not until the water gets in it and all around it that it begins to be submerged, influenced or sunk, right? That's what baptizes. I'm sunk in the spirit as a ship. So the Holy Spirit fills us from within to without. The spiritual waters, the rivers of living water, begin to flow from my spirit to my soul and that begins to affect my mind, will emotions, my personality, my will is transformed by that holiness, right? Living, joy, peace, love overflowing. It touches my soul. It cleanses my mind and it starts to spill out over into my actions. This is why religion will never work because religion says you have to work on the outside before you can see transformation on the inside. And transformation in religion, transformation is the reward for doing good. But in God's kingdom and the way the Lord does it, is first he changes us on the inside and then the outer shells begin to catch up. So the influence of the spirit starts within. The enemy influences from the outside in. The Holy Spirit influences from the inside out. The spiritual waters now begin to flow out of me. They begin to touch my soul, they begin to touch my mind and then eventually it gets to the body. Now it starts to change where I go. What I say, how I behave, what I do, who I'm around. It begins to influence the outer man. It begins to influence the soul and the body. That is what baptism means. So the baptism with the spirit is simply the increased influence of the Holy Spirit in your life. The baptism of the Holy Spirit is the increased influence of the Holy Spirit. Not that he comes and goes, but we surrender to the flood from within. At salvation you receive him, at baptism you release him. At salvation you receive him, at baptism you release him. So when you're saved, he comes to dwell in you and then that influence takes over your life and sometimes because of the way we live we begin to find setback spiritually and those waters start to recede and then we start to act out not on who we are but we start to act according to the outer shells. But the baptism with the spirit is saying, Holy Spirit flood me, immerse me, drown me. Drown who I am. That's what happens with the flesh. The flesh drowns in the waters of baptism. Holy Spirit sink me. Holy Spirit drown me. Kill the old me. Drown who I was in you. And then you begin to become alive in the spirit. Those waters fill you and they're all around you. So it's greater surrender. So what is the baptism with the Holy Spirit? It is being immersed in the Holy Spirit but you're not receiving him. You're releasing him. So how do you receive this now? I'm going to tell you the three keys how to receive the baptism with the Holy Spirit. Number one, see the truth. First Corinthians chapter 2 verse 14 but people who aren't spiritual can't receive these truths from God's spirit. It all sounds foolish to them and they can't understand it for only those who are spiritual can understand what the spirit means. The reason they can't receive it is because they don't understand it. And the reason they don't understand it is because they don't know the truth. They can't receive them because they don't understand him. Now you already have him. So stop begging God for what you already have.  They got theology and doctrines and things they were told from preachers and teachers just flying around their heads and they come to me almost terrified just anxious and urged Brother David I need the Holy Spirit. I've been trying, I've been begging, I've been begging and nothing's happened, nothing has happened for me yet and they just on and on and on and I'm not complaining about this. This breaks my heart to see people like this because I know they're trying to experience the Holy Spirit by working up the outer shells of who they are but you don't experience the influence of the Holy Spirit by working up the outer shells of body and soul you experience the influence of the Holy Spirit by knowing that he's already within you and allowing him to do his work and allowing him to influence you from the inside out You know I often say that an intense desire and please don't misunderstand what I'm saying I'm going to say it then I'm going to explain it, okay? An intense desire for an encounter with God can itself become a distraction to an encounter with God. Why? Because while we're praying we're just looking around saying am I encountering God? While we're asking of the Lord we're just saying is it actually happening? And we're waiting for a feeling. We're waiting for an emotional wave. We're waiting for a manifestation. Nothing wrong with any of those but we're waiting for those to confirm to us that we have the Holy Spirit when we should already know it. Don't wait for your emotions to confirm what the word already tells you. You will stay stuck. Please hear me now.   No, that is not the way to receive. Noise does not equal power. There is stillness involved. That stillness comes from confidence. That confidence comes from faith. That faith comes by knowing the truth. When we know the truth we see the truth. When we see that reality that the Holy Spirit is already in us and when we relax in that truth when we trust the truth. Please hear me now. When we trust the truth we relax enough for our emotions and thoughts to stop distracting us from what we already have. When we trust the truth we relax enough in our emotions and thoughts to experience and acknowledge what we already have. You see, we distract ourselves. We're so worked up. We're so desperate. Desperation is a great initiator a terrible sustainer. Desperation is not the lifestyle of the believer because desperation implies disconnect. I'm not disconnected from God. How can I be desperate for what I already have? We live in this sometimes and we're so stirred up. Oh, I need a touch. How come God, why does the Holy Spirit ignore me? I've seen the comments. People say things like, yeah, well, you talk about how to hear the Holy Spirit. Why does God never talk to me? Well, that posture right there is a posture of pessimism and negativity and distraction and emotion and doubt and cynicism and skepticism. Of course it's going to be difficult to pause and see the truth that you already have them. Stop trying to get what you already have. We don't pray to connect with God. We pray from connection with God. So number one, see the truth. You have the Holy Spirit. You have him. Whether you fill him or not, you have him. Stop begging for what you already have. Number two, seek him. Don't seek to receive him. Seek to know him. Watch this in Luke 11, 13. So if you sinful people know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him? Ask him, not beg. Not all worked up. Not all desperate. Not all emotional. Not all hyped.  If you're constantly worked up, constantly urgent, constantly worried about the things around you, constantly tense and angry and legalistic, it's not the Spirit. That's what keeps you from walking forward. Acts two, one through four. On the day of Pentecost, all the believers were meeting together in one place. Then suddenly the sound from heaven came like the roaring of a mighty windstorm. They're all filled. They spoke in tongues. The Holy Spirit gave them that ability. What happened there? Well, they were seeking his influence. We don't seek the Holy Spirit in the same way that someone who hasn't been saved seeks the Holy Spirit. We seek his influence in our lives. We seek to know him. We seek to understand how he might gain more influence in our lives. So number one, see the truth. Number two, seek him. Just ask. Holy Spirit take over. Holy Spirit have influence. Some of the most powerful times I've ever experienced came about as a result of my simplest prayers. Simple things. Holy Spirit take over. Holy Spirit let my hands be your hands. Heal and touch to them.  Help me to see things, people and situations the way you see them.  Help me to speak your words of truth. Holy Spirit let my ears be your ears. Help me to hear your voice.  Guide me where you want me to go.   Let my heart beat as one with yours. Let my being be your being. Crucify my will and in its place resurrect your own. This was my simple prayer. Holy Spirit go with me. Holy Spirit be with me. And it wasn't begging. It wasn't tense and worked up and frustrated and doubtful. It was just Holy Spirit be with me. And then knowing he's walking with me. So number one, see the truth. Number two, seek him. Just simply ask. Number three, and this is the most powerful key. Number three, surrender. Surrender to the Holy Spirit. Now you may say, well how do I surrender? How do I do that? Well, I just gave you two simple keys first before I said surrender. See the truth. Just believe the truth. Trust the truth. Don't wait for your emotions to validate a truth that you should know by faith. Simply ask him. Obey him. Walk according to his word. Pray. Read the word. Worship. These are ways to surrender. Do the spiritual practices, the basics. Read the word. Pray. Relax. Trust the truth. Worship. Live clean. Ask him to help you live clean. Invite his influence. Even now as I'm talking I can sense his presence. He's going to touch you right now. Invite the influence of the Holy Spirit. Several years ago I had a dream.  It was a cave that went on for miles. I could tell just by standing on the outside. In my dream I knew. And the opening of the cave was very dark. I couldn't see inside the cave. Standing to my right I could see a being. And bright white light was emanating from his being. I never looked to see his face, but I knew it was Jesus. And so we come up to the cave, the entryway. And the Lord asked me if he could go in. I gave him permission. And when he entered the cave, the cave filled with light and suddenly I was able to see all of the details along the rocky walls. And we went entry by entry. Tunnel by tunnel. Chamber by chamber. The Lord each time asking me can I have this? And I would say yes Lord you can have it. He would step in. Light would fill it every time. Some chambers were darker than others. Some chambers were easier to surrender than others. Some I said go ahead Lord take it. Others I was like all right take it Lord. Some hesitation in my heart. And then we came to the opening of a chamber that was very dark. And I don't know how else to express this in words other than to say that this was darker than the other chambers. A deep, deep, deep darkness. And the Lord asked me can I have this chamber too? I remember hesitating. I was afraid I could sense him looking at me and I felt vulnerable. He could see my mind, my secrets, my heart, everything. Yet seeing everything in me he still loved me and I could feel that love from his being. And I remember standing there in front of this structure, this opening and saying Lord I don't know. I'm hesitating back and forth in my mind not knowing what to do. The interesting thing was that the Lord only asked me once if he could have that chamber. And then he just patiently waited for my response. That's the thing about the Holy Spirit. He'll speak and then not speak again until you've obeyed what he's already spoken. He's a gentleman. He's not pushy, but he is persistent. So the Lord stood there. I was struggling. I felt such anguish, such angst, such fear and trembling not wanting to know if I wanted to give this chamber to the Lord. And I don't even know why I was hesitating, but I was. And finally, after back and forth, back and forth I said to him, okay Lord, you can have this room too. And the moment I said that, the room filled with light. The Lord revealed the meaning of that dream to me. The cave-like structures, the tunnels, the chambers that represented my heart and that light was the influence of the Holy Spirit. Now I don't know what part of my heart that was, that dark, dark chamber. I don't know what part that was. I still to this day have some ideas, but I don't completely understand. But I do know that there are areas in our lives that we hold back and we say, Holy Spirit, you can come close enough to bless me but not close enough to challenge me.  Holy Spirit, I'll give you this and that and this is the thing about those dark chambers in our hearts is it's always difficult for us. He'll never ask you the easy thing. There are parts in us that we just can't surrender and that's usually what's holding back the influence of the Holy Spirit. You can have my time, just don't take my unforgiveness. Lord, you can have my energy, just don't touch my money. Lord, you can have my spiritual gifting, just don't ask for my secret sin. And all the while he's waiting on you, waiting on you to influence and allow that influence to flow, to allow that influence to overtake your being, to allow yourself to be surrendered to the Spirit. So I ask you, what is that chamber of your heart that's yet to be filled? What are you holding back? What do you not allow his authority to take over? And all of us have something. It could be something from your past. It could be something you're dealing with now. Those stubborn areas, those things you've been hanging on to for decades, decades. And we cling to them in fear. It's scary sometimes surrendering. Surrender can be scary. But that's how the influence is found. Those floodwaters rest within you, waiting to overtake you. What are you doing to create that barrier? And once you surrender, those floodwaters overflow from your spirit and begin to touch the soul. Anger will become patience. Sadness will become joy. Selfishness will become love. Just confusion, fear will become peace. Self will be exchanged for his presence. And it won't just affect the soul.  That influence will flood out of you and begin to affect the way you live and walk and move who you hang around with. What you allow yourself to do, the places that you go. One of the manifestations of the baptism with the Holy Spirit is through the mouth as the gift of speaking in tongues. But as long as we hold on to our fears, our doubts, our reservations, as long as we hesitate to allow the Holy Spirit to move in our lives, we will limit his work. Every believer has the Holy Spirit. But does the Holy Spirit have you? Spread the gospel of Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. Make a one-time donation or become a monthly supporter by clicking on the donate link now.


Hi, I'm John Noisky, an Extension Ag Machine Systems Specialist at NDSU Ag and Biosystems Engineering Department, and today what I'd like to talk about is a project we're doing here at the Grasslands Monitoring Cattle with solar-charged GPS tags and collars. And also the second thing I want to talk about is using drone UAV imagery to inventory cattle on pastures. But the first technology that I'd like to share is a, uses a network of system called Lora1 and what this is is an unlicensed frequency by the FAA in the United States that allows us to send data from the tags to an antenna we call a gateway to the internet so that you can put these tags on cattle and monitor their locations and monitor their movements. So if you collect that information over a period of days you can see the grazing pattern that's one of the objectives of this project is to see the grazing pattern of the cattle. These technologies allow you to access the location of the animals on the internet. The cattle have to be within about five miles of the antenna and it has to be kind of a line of sight, trees don't seem to bother and small hills don't bother. So this is an opportunity from a rancher's point of view to be able to monitor location of cattle, tell whether or not they're in the fence or outside the fence. In the case of this project again we're focusing on grazing patterns. The second thing that I want to talk about is being able to inventory cattle using drone imagery. And we've been experimenting with that throughout the season and find that it is successful. We've been accurate in counting the animals and pastures. One issue that we have is in the United States you can only fly a drone at 400 feet above the ground. That means that you're going to have to collect a series of pictures and prepare what we call a mosaic to attach them together to make one image. And the issue with that of course is the animals on rangeland are moving. So the drone flies down and takes pictures of the cattle and then flies back 200 feet away and the same animal might be in both pictures. So that's an issue but we find that the software is able to determine which is a stronger image and that's the one that counts. So we're finding it to be accurate. The best way to do this is to fly as high as you can. So in our case that's to fly at 400 feet. So in summary, first of all the Laura 1 technology and the GPS tags, they're a system that are available to the public. We're using them as a research project but they're available. Unfortunately the tags are a bit too expensive. They're like $75 each. So you would put them on just a few animals, maybe expensive animals that you want to make sure that you monitor the location and seeing that they're moving. But it is a technology that is coming down in price and there are several companies around the world that are doing this. I can share that if you're interested, contact me. And as far as the drone technology, that's something that the only issue is that it does require mosaic-ing the imagery. So after you land it takes an hour or two to put that imagery together.


Hi everyone, to our talk over here at Emerging OS Forum within the open source in Latin America. I'm Shavai with my friend Rashid and we are going to be presenting on the topic WebAssembly based AI as a service. A very quick introduction about ourselves. I'm Shavai, I'm a developer advocate at Millie Search and also a contributor to layer 5 and projects like machinery which is under the CNCS. Hello, I'm Rashid Dabli. I'm a high school student and an incoming student at the University of Toronto. A love and find me working on machine learning and I've contributed to multiple projects, open source projects and created my own including but not limited to TensorFlow, Kubeflow, Kubernetes and what look. So, we can probably move to our main part of the slides and that is of course comparing the difference between Python and Rust when it comes to machine learning. Now of course in the traditional sense, Python has always been the number one language when it comes to doing any kind of machine learning inference or actually writing machine learning models. There are a few reasons where Rust actually might be a better language to select for doing certain machine learning tasks. One of the biggest reasons why Rust is actually overtaking Python is in terms of performance. Because of the fact that Rust can actually be directly compiled into machine code. There's usually no virtual machine or interpreter that is required in between the code and the computer which usually is the case when we are interacting with Python. And also another key advantage of Rust over Python is in terms of both thread and memory management. So while Rust does not have a proper garbage collector like we have in Python, the compiler in Rust actually enforces certain invalid memory reference to the Linux checks and that is where it really shines as compared to Python. So one of the studies done by the picture that we showcase over here, we can actually see that by the study by IBM we can actually see that how Rust when paired with WebAssembly actually performs up to 12 to 15 times more than Node.js and also approximately 25 times more performance as compared to Python. So that's where there are certain use cases where it might be actually beneficial to use Rust instead of Python. Now, how does WebAssembly actually come into the picture? So WebAssembly is essentially a compile target that provides executables that can actually run at native speeds in very small containers. And since these are portable as well, that means you can actually run them anywhere without having to actually worry about having to deal with like separate compilation targets. It is, it can be run anywhere very easily. And also at the same time since it has its own. So let's see how does actually WebAssembly come into the picture. So well, first of all, what exactly is WebAssembly? Well, WebAssembly is a compilation target that allows and provides executables that can actually run at native speed in really small efficient containers, but also being portable at the same time. So we don't have to actually worry about having to install and then run local dependencies for that particular portable target. Since it is portable, it can run virtually anywhere. And also it is highly secure at the same time. And it's really great that a lot of multiple languages such as C++, Rust and even scripting languages like Python, JavaScript can actually directly be compiled into WebAssembly as the compilation target. And since the code can actually run anywhere, it's also easily applicable for being able to actually do things such as machine learning inference and being able to actually deploy machine learning on various platforms with the help of WebAssembly. And now moving on to why today WebAssembly is actually expanding to spaces within the cloud native. So essentially WebAssembly is expanding and it's the arena of machine learning web and also cloud native being directly leveraged by some of the popular CNCF products like Wasm Edge and Wasm Cloud. For those who might not be aware of what exactly is Wasm Edge, it's a lightweight high performance WebAssembly runtime that has been specially designed for edge and cloud native applications. And essentially with the help of Wasm Edge, we can either do things such as Wasm Edge being able to provide serverless functions that can be embedded into multiple software platforms for like let's it being able to actually run applications on the edge. And there's also great comparison that has been provided by the University of Tilburg where they compare the execution of machine learning with the help of WebAssembly and also Docker. And it's clearly seen that WebAssembly when used in implementation for the creation of model and then the evaluation. Both the container size and also the time of execution that are actually took for the machine learning inference was actually smaller with comparison to the Docker implementation. And then when it comes to smaller applications or edge based applications being able to actually leverage WebAssembly and especially on edge devices or edge applications it's much more smaller in terms of being more lightweight and also in terms of the overall inference time that actually takes. Of course, we can also use machine, we can also use Wasm Edge and specifically WebAssembly for edge applications and specifically for edge functions. Now, one of the reasons why you should actually use WebAssembly and like you know specifically Wasm Edge in terms of serverless computing is because of the fact that in comparison to your standard high performance functions that might be written in C++ or Rust, they can actually be directly compiled into WebAssembly and the WebAssembly functions are much more faster as compared to some of the more popular languages that might be used to actually create serverless functions such as JavaScript or Python. And there are a few other benefits of actually using WebAssembly as well, specifically for serverless functions. So one of the biggest ones being that, as we have mentioned previously, that the bytecode that is usually provided by WebAssembly is really portable. So the developers don't actually have to worry or have to make modifications to the underlying serverless functions that they have to run on multiple platforms such as multiple OS or multiple device like edge devices. They don't have to worry about that as compared to like let's say other serverless functions written in JavaScript Python that might be more dependent on the OS and the hardware on which they're actually running. So essentially the same WebAssembly functions can be reused by developers in various cloud environments. And also, they are much more secure. So essentially we can extend the WebAssembly sandbox security to these edge functions as well to these serverless functions. And that essentially helps us to run like these serverless functions in a very safe environment. That means you can actually do things like machine learning, AI inference at full native speed, having the security that is provided by the sandbox of the WebAssembly. So these are some of the benefits that actually come when we are actually using WebAssembly as compared to your standard serverless functions being written in JavaScript or Python. In this slide we have basically done the benchmarking of different environments for a very popular machine learning model that is the MobileNet V2 model. As we heard, basically we're comparing the performance in terms of how much time does actually take for inference. So you can see the different type of environments that we have actually used. We have used the Wasm Edge. We've also used TF Flight that is very popular for machine learning for mobile devices. And then we have also used the standard TensorFlow Python and also TensorFlow.js, which is essentially being able to run machine learning models on the Web. And as you can see that the least amount of time that it took was on Wasm Edge with the end-of-time compilation. So you can clearly see that when it comes to specifically for edge devices, the inference time that it took for the Wasm Edge was the least. And that means it's one of the most highly performing ones, especially for edge use cases. So that's why Wasm Edge is really, really popular and very much more in, like, you know, I'm sorry, we'll cut this out. So as you can see that Wasm Edge is really secure and also it is very much optimized for edge based applications. And for our demonstration that we have for today, this is our tech stack. So we'll be using Rust, WebAssembly, Wasm Edge and WordSale for the serverless functions and also Kubernetes. So now we come to the interesting part of demos and we'll see a couple of demos using WebAssembly and we'll also see how you can deploy it as a function as a service. And finally we'll also see how you can use Kubernetes to manage it. The code for all of these demos is already open source. You can find it on GitHub at this link. So on to the interesting part of demos. So the first demo we'll be seeing is running WebAssembly app locally using Wasm Edge and we'll see JavaScript and Rust demos. So for JavaScript we'll actually be using Wasm Edge minus QuickJS interpreter, which is a runtime sake and run JavaScript in WebAssembly. And well, obvious question you might have would be, is it slower than V8? And well, the QuickJS interpreter is slower than V8, but given the specific conditions of when you would actually use it, especially in cases of high performance computing, then the Wasm Edge minus QuickJS at time could be very much helpful. Machine learning is a prime example of that, which is what we'll be seeing. I also have all of this in a GitHub repository to make it easy for you to follow along. So the first thing we'll be doing is adding the Wasm 32-Wazzy target and was essentially a standardization of system calls. So you could use Wasm outside the WebAssembly. So it provides consistent system calls so you can use Wasm outside the WebAssembly. So we'll just add this target and then we'll try to build QuickJS, Wasm Edge minus QuickJS. And notice that we also put in minus-features equal to TensorFlow. So that allows us to add TensorFlow and TensorFlow Lite extensions very easily, which is what we want to do. So I've already built this, which is why it didn't take us a lot of time. But what I want to show you is let's just quickly go to, let's just quickly go to, let's just CD into target, Wasm 32-Wazzy slash please. And let's do an ls over here. So what you can see is we have a Wasm Edge and let's go to QuickJS dot Wasm. So this is a dot Wasm file, the Wasm Edge, QuickJS interpreter, which we'll be using to run any JavaScript with WebAssembly. Okay. So now, here this one. So now what we want to do is actually take a look at a JavaScript example and run it locally. So I have a couple of them over here. You can essentially try out any one, but for now, let's just try out the MobileNet V2 demo. And I'm in the wrong directory. Okay. When the couple directories to back, I guess. Okay. Okay. And now let's go to the MobileNet V2 slash board directory. So this is a very simple MobileNet model that that classifies different board species. And if you see, we have the Wasm Edge underscore QuickJS dot Wasm or Wasm interpreter. So the JavaScript code we have here is pretty straightforward as well. We are using the TensorFlow Lite APIs to load the image we have. We are doing any kind of pre-processing we need to do on that. Over here it is resizing it to 192 plus 192. And then loading my TensorFlow Lite model and then simply running the inference based on the TensorFlow Lite model. But you can of course have different pre-processing or post-processing steps as you would need. And we also have the Wasm Edge underscore QuickJS dot Wasm interpreter dot Wasm file. So let's actually try running the JS example locally. And what I'll do for that is, so I'll just run. Oh, I have a command here. So you can feel free to actually use these commands while trying these numbers out for yourself. And so what this command essentially does is runs the Wasm application locally using the Wasm Edge minus TensorFlow minus Lite utility. It mounts the current directory and then passes it the Wasm file, the QuickJS interpreter and the main.js file, which is actually the JavaScript code you want to run with. So that was about the JavaScript example and running it and running it locally with Wasm Edge. Let's now take a look at the last example. So the idea we have is trying to run the same model in Rust, the one we ran in JavaScript. And this is actually like the code based on which the benchmarks were also made. The benchmarks we saw earlier. So, yeah, this is actually the same model. So let's just go to the Rust MobileNet v2 directory. Rust MobileNet v2. So now that I'm in the directory, what I'll first do is I'll build this application. And this shouldn't take a lot of time because I've already built it earlier. Yes. So now I've built my application and something you'll see again is if I go to target. Wasm 32 minus was a slash release and let's do an LS over here. So I have the classify.wasm file and this is on the classify.wasm file is what we'll be running. Running when we want to run this Rust app with WebAssembly. So let's start running the classify.wasm file locally with Wasm Edge. So another thing you can also do is like AOT compile down. So we also, so a lot of speed of WebAssembly actually comes from a head of time compiling it. So essentially converting the dot wasm file to the dot so the Linux shared library format fight. And that is machine specific. So it is dependent on the machine. Essentially machine native code. So you can also do that with Wasm Edge C minus sense of low, but we see that in another demo. Right now, what we can do is simply use the wasm Edge minus sense of low minus slight utility to run the Rust app locally. So it seems I don't have. Oh, okay. I see. So I put in the wrong image. This is for another demo. You can also like feel free to try out the other master most I have in this directory. But the image we actually have here is because this is the same model, the board image. So let's put in that image and run. Okay. So I've made a part of it over here. I don't have a classified version file over here. First it's in the target was in 32 minus was in slash release. Now this should go with yes. So it actually takes 215 milliseconds to run this mobile network to model and it actually correctly predicts it as well. Just like our JavaScript just like the JavaScript demo we showed this was able to correctly predict it as well. So that's good, but a lot of speed of ever simply can also come from ahead of time compiling it down. So you could get some really great speed up on this on this benchmark as well and we and actually how you can ahead of time compile it as well. So let's now take a look at how you would how you deploy this as a function as a service. So well, that is pretty simple to and the first thing that we'll do is let us go through the function as a service directory. And I love to show you how similar it is. So I have a I have a function over here, quite the image classification function. So if you see on the left, my directory structure, so I have the image classification function and I just open up the restore. And this is essentially the same restore to be used earlier. So this makes use of the was a match to the flow interface loads my loads my mobile like modern and does any does any kind of preprocessing that's required. In this case, we just have a resize. We just have a size to the size of 224 by 224 pixels. Of course, preprocessing or post processing ships could differ. And then I actually get the output from a particular node. So this is actually really similar to the rest example we saw earlier running locally. So first what we'll do is we'll build this application. So I have some commands over here. We do it with me for me. So let's just sell these. So what this does is build the wasm application by a function that is a saw. And now what this does is remember the dot wasm file that is created. So this will also because you just built it using the wasm 32 minus was a target. This will also create a dot wasm file. And what we want is to have the dot wasm file in the root directory from where we are applying that function. So that is just what we are doing. Simply getting the dot wasm file, which is in wasn't 32 minus was the slash release to the root directory. So now let us try deploying that function. But before I do that, I also have the I also okay. So this is my function. And I have my classified at wasn't file over here, which is what we just compiled. And I also have the speed or test each fight. So what the speed or test each file is actually doing is it's using the wasm hc minus tensor flow. So remember what wasm hc minus tensor flow was used to do. It was used to convert it at wasn't files to and ahead of time compile down here wasn't files. So this actually takes all the dot wasm fights. In our case, which is someone wasm file classified at wasn't. So this takes the classified at wasm file and converts it to a dot test of fine. The Linux shared library format. So the head of time compiled on file is also machine native code. And because it is machine native code and can only run on a particular device set of devices, that is that also gives rise to something called the web assembly universal format, which is the dot wasm file plus the plus the head of time compiled and that is a file. So we'll also ahead of time compiled on our code this time. So, so, so let's run this and what we'll do is we'll simply use what's in deploy. So what's in deploy will allow us to simply deploy this to what's in functions. Of course, you should have the Horses CLI already installed. Let's open this link. So this is my. So this is my or what's in dashboard where I can see that it's already building. So it might take a moment or so to build because we just applied the function as a service application right now. It still has to ahead of time compiled on the wasm. And let's see. Oh, so if you see now it actually started compiling down the head of it ahead of time compiled on dot wasm files. I've got them in dot s of files and the windows actually done. And we should now be able to check out check out the deployed function as a service. So let's select a photo and I'll actually select a pretty popular photo. And let's click on classify with wasm. So this is. So let's select a photo and I'll actually select a pretty popular photo. Let's click on classify with wasm. And this is actually a pretty popular photo and this is actually calling the rest function which we wrote the machine learning model, the mobile, the mobile net model we wrote using rust. It is calling this mobile net model and this is not actually the same words model that you're using for real to classify between different word species. This is a generic model at the end of the internet dataset. So it is able to classify their other things apart of words as well. And so when we click on classify with wasm, it actually called it actually called our rush code which we had used to do the machine learning inference and it also apparently classifies this as a comic book. So that was about our second demo like applying it as a function as a service. The next demo we'll be seeing is running web assemblies and managing them with Kubernetes side by side by Linux containers. So let's take a look at the rust mobile net we do demo which we had seen earlier. And what I'll do is because I already have that wasm file. So I'll just come down to the wasm file I have over here which was in. So let's just go to target was in 32 minus was ease last lease. So we're here. I have a classify dot wasn't fight. So let's just create a Docker file over here and let's open the Docker file. So this one is already be populated from you for you. But what this essentially does is simply runs the dot simply runs the dot wasn't fine. So that is all our Docker image contains. So that is all the Docker file contains and now that we want to build the image we also need to specify that we don't want the image to have a guest to us because we are running it on our running it with web assembly. So what you can do is use something like build up and and simply add the annotation to tell that this is a web assembly image and we don't need a guest to us focus. So so let's just do a build. Oh, yes. So let's just use build out to build a Docker image. And I have actually built an image now. And now you could easily do something like so the build up push and push it to anywhere you want. It's easy or a little bit of a little bit easy to do that. So, so let's take an example. Let's take a look at an example for an image that is already out there. So there is a pretty popular image. Maintained by the wasm ht and this image is essentially made to try out or try out was he and this is a very simple application that just tries out made to just try out was he and make some prints out some random opens a file creates a file. So a very simple was the example and then image for this already exists. So I already have a kind Kubernetes cluster created and what I'll try to do and what I try to do is just is just run this web assembly this web assembly image. So, so what we already have over here is this is the wasm was the example and this essentially runs the runs a web assembly image in the kind Kubernetes cluster which already have created. So this is the sample application I was talking about and this is the language inside a kind Kubernetes cluster algorithm. So, so, yeah, this was the final demo about how you can easily create images from your web assemblies and then run those images and run those images inside a Kubernetes cluster and manage it with Kubernetes. Now specifically talking about why to actually use Kubernetes with wasm ht. So essentially, Kubernetes be managed microservices and edge services have actually gained quite a lot of popularity, but there is actually a growing demand for a lot lighter weight containers that are actually appropriate for workloads such as the ones on edge devices because usually we know that edge devices are usually constrained in terms of the resources. So if we use some traditional Linux containers, they are not the most optimized specifically for its edge applications because of the fact that generally the Linux containers are really large in size and also the fact that the compute time to actually set up and run these Linux containers is really large. Now if we take into comparison web assembly based containers, web assembly containers are having a smaller footprint in terms of the size and also the amount of time that actually takes to boot up and start using basically a web assembly container. So in terms of the size, usually the web assembly applications are just 1% of the size of a standard Linux application container. And then also in terms of performance, they can be anywhere from 10 to 100 times more performance as compared to your standard Docker based containers, Linux containers. So that is why web assembly is a really good choice for the Kubernetes ecosystem. But yes, with that, that kind of brings us to the end of our entire presentation. So you can reach out to us on our Twitter handles how to lp and so on. In case you want to get in touch with us or if you want to have any questions regarding our presentation today, but now we'll be open to questions. We did collect some of the questions asked regarding our talk from the audience and we'll be taking up a few of them in this presentation today. So one of the most common questions that we got within the audience is web assembly used outside the web. So of course, if you look at the terminology as web assembly, a lot of times it's confusing to those who hear the terminology for the first time since it's associated with web. But actually the term web assembly itself is not really related to web at all. Specifically, we break it down into the web and assembly. The assembly part comes from the fact that how web assembly is actually created. So as you know, it's a binary instruction format. And originally although the focus of web assembly was mainly for web to be able to actually use certain other languages such as C++, Rust, and then actually compile them into this bytecode and then run more highly computational tasks within the browser. But since then the ecosystem for web assembly has expanded a lot more even on the server side and on edge. And you actually see more number of applications for web assembly today outside of the web rather than just being on the web. So whether it is being able to actually make, let's say your traditional back-end frameworks like Node.js more performant or being utilized for being able to actually run your standard services instead of using Docker. They can actually be run on web assembly. Web assembly today is being utilized as container. And of course, we are seeing a lot of different applications like being able to run highly conventional tasks on the edge as well by utilizing web assembly because of the smaller footprint and the security that web assembly provides. And in this talk that we have showcased, we have showcased example of web assembly being actually utilized for serverless programming as well, specifically by taking an example of machine learning on the, as function as a service with the help of web assembly. So the general, the entire general ecosystem for web assembly is expanding quite a lot in a lot of different use cases outside of the browser. So we have a number of different services. For example, we have a number of front-times you can take a look at including Wasm Edge, Wasm Cloud, and then we also actually are able to spin up microservices with the help of some of these services such as Spin and Neon. So you can also take a look at those as well. So from being able to actually run simple AI based services to actually being able to spin up entire microservices, you'll see the use of web assembly in all these different use cases especially on the server side and in the cloud native side. So the next question we have is could you shed some more light on Wasi and how it is used? Okay, so web assembly system interfaces at the forefront of bringing Wasm to platforms other than the web and it plays an important role when you try to do some particularly interesting analogy I could give is let's say you think of it as some programming languages give you access to let's say some system calls. A system call could be something like opening a file deleting a file creating a file all of that stuff and a lot more just a couple of examples of system calls and well if you think a programming language directly gives you access to all of these system calls well they don't so let's say if you are writing some CRC plus plus code to open a file what you would essentially have to do is I use the CRC plus plus syntax to open a file and under the hood what that does is translates it into a system call as the kernel if it can perform the system call and why does the kernel come in between and well that's because all of these tasks are way too important you need to ensure that the right user with the right privileges is being able to do these tasks and it's not affecting the performance of any other processes that might be running so all of these system calls are pretty important which is why in a traditional setting you have a Linux kernel in between and WebAssembly system interface essentially standardizes these system calls so so let's say if you are writing some CRC plus plus or rush code to be then combined to a WebAssembly you would want to use a WASI system calls and WebAssembly doesn't will just stop at putting your source code so you can most certainly put your source code but WebAssembly doesn't stop at that because even after putting the source code you still have to compile your source code into a machine specific format so the WebAssembly system interface goes beyond that you can use any language you want, compile it once and then run it in any WASM recognized runtime so that is what the WebAssembly system interface allows you to do and this OS level emulation is actually highly beneficial more than traditional sandboxing so WebAssembly system interface is very much useful especially in bringing WebAssembly outside the web and standardizes all of the systems alright so the next question is what are the alternatives it is for AI based functional service and why the WebAssembly approach might be better so we have seen that the rise of a lot of different serverless functions and that's why we are also seeing functional service being really popular now traditionally in most use cases if you are utilizing any of the major cloud platforms such as AWS, TCP or Azure, we are aware of things like AWS Lambda which allows for creation of very easy serverless functions and these serverless functions can actually be used for anything and there are some really great examples for actually being able to utilize AI based services with the help of these things such as AWS Lambda and essentially all these different cloud platforms to provide you being able to actually run the inference directly inside of the cloud provider and then have these serverless functions that you can utilize to do all the training and inference for you now the reason why WebAssembly is a better approach because of the fundamental way in which WebAssembly actually works so the first point being that WebAssembly is highly portable now traditionally if you were to let's say migrate over your entire function as service and AI based function as service from one platform to another there will be certain platform dependencies due to which you will have to make changes to your functions as well but with the help of WebAssembly since WebAssembly is highly portable usually it's just a single target once like you know you have utilized your highly conventional languages such as Rust or C++ into the specific bytecode that you have generated it can actually run across multiple OS and multiple systems so you don't have to worry too much about having to actually edit or change the configuration for your functional service and the security model the sandboxing model on which WebAssembly based what that means is that essentially your entire calls run inside of the sandbox environment and that makes WebAssembly highly secure so whenever you're running any kind of inference, AI based inference those will be running inside of the sandbox environment making it a lot more secure as compared to traditional functional service being provided by other providers like if you're traditionally using something like a Python based service function or a JavaScript based service function so those are the two major reasons why the WebAssembly approach is actually better as compared to other alternatives and especially if you are running your functional service for low compute platforms that's where it really shines as compared to some of the other options that currently exist for functional service for specifically AI related tasks the next question we have is how does any WebAssembly how does any WebAssembly integrate with the JavaScript interpreter so this is an interesting question because you can also have WebAssembly and side by side with your with any JavaScript business code or business logic you might have so what we can do is actually use the wasn't binding so the demo we actually should just go with how you can how you can write JavaScript code and have it as and run it as a WebAssembly but we actually didn't see how you can run WebAssembly side by side with JavaScript so and this is actually pretty easy to do with the wasn't binding so that allows you to have your JavaScript code the JavaScript interpreter and your JavaScript code side by side with the WebAssembly and the WebAssembly and the wasn't the MC hub so you can very easily so you can very easily have both of these side by side and create JavaScript applications with embedded trust functions and and the link between the link between JavaScript and the WebAssembly is actually done by the wasn't binding and it can also take a better look at this so those are all the questions you have Thank you so much Anis, we hope to see you in person at the next Open Source Summit Latin America Thank you