Well, welcome. Thank you for coming this evening and joining us as we take an intimate look at scaling Swift at Rackspace. My name is Chuck Theer. I'm a principal engineer at Rackspace and I've been there for quite a few years. I've worked both on Cloud Files and Swift and Cloud Block Storage and amongst other projects there. But today we're going to take a deep look and get a better understanding, kind of open up the Kimono a little bit and see what it's like running Swift at Rackspace. But before we do that, let's talk about the beginning. Almost four years ago we had decided, or Rackspace actually had decided that the current implementation that they had for Cloud Files was not scalable for them. And they kind of had this moment where they had to decide what to do. They decided it best that the current architecture, they couldn't take that any further so they wanted to try again and had a new idea. So they formed a new team and that's when I joined to help them build Cloud Files 2.0. It was just five developers and four operations. It took us about nine months in a little tiny room secluded away from everybody else. I think half the people didn't think we could even do it. And came out with ten lines of code and released to the public. We released, it was kind of a software release, there was no major announcements. We did it with no customer impact, migrated all the data and was very successful. And I would like to highlight this ten lines of code. People like to celebrate, oh, we have millions of lines of code and I think we've done quite an achievement to do what Swift was capable of doing when we first released it with just ten thousand lines of code. And a lot of that code had been rewritten over and over and over as we were trying to get the best implementation possible. And then there came OpenStack and somehow we got to where we are today. And we have all sorts of deployments now Swift. We have a startup, SwiftStack. I see some of you guys back there are working around Swift and it's very exciting stuff. Used at Disney, at Wikimedia, all over the place. So the original goal when we designed Swift, and we thought this was a very lofty goal. We set a very high bar that we weren't even thinking about being able to attain any time in the near future. So we wanted to build a system that would, this was four years ago, that could hold and manage a hundred petabytes of data that could hold and take care of a hundred billion objects that could withstand 100 gigabits per second of internet throughput. And that could handle 100,000 requests per second. And I think we've done a pretty good job of that. So this is probably the slide everybody wants to see. We've always been pretty secretive about our clusters. We currently run Swift in six data centers. We're storing more than, we are controlling more than 85 petabytes of raw disk. That's a lot of hard drives. We've also handled over a trillion requests, or half a trillion requests, since the release of Swift for Cloud Files. By the time this talk is over, our Swift clusters will have handled more than 40 million requests. And that's depending upon how fast I talk.  But we also right now handle in one, in a single data center, more than, well actually at times more than almost 60 gigs, gigabits of sustained peak throughput to that single cluster. And the back end services, all the storage nodes when that's going on, and we'll have some cool network graphs we'll look at in a minute. There's over 200 gigabit of back end services from all of that. So I think we can kind of safely, we're kind of at that point now where we're feeling we're achieving those goals. We have a lot of use cases at Rackspace for this, both external and internal. Some of you might know our, we had acquired Rackspace, had acquired JungleDisk a while back. And JungleDisk uses Rackspace, Cloud Files, among many other backup solutions that you may use today and don't realize that your files are being backed up to Cloud Files. Tons of companies store backups and media that they're serving their websites off of. Several different gaming companies stream out their assets and stream out their content. So when you're downloading a game, you're getting it from Cloud Files or our content distribution network. A lot of our customers leverage the CDN integration capabilities. And so all the requests I was talking about in the previous slide are just the requests that are handled by Swift itself. Our CDN is orders of magnitude more than that of requests that are handled. We also store a lot of logs internally and externally. People that create systems and need to archive their logs for long periods of time, put them in Swift. We actually even store Swift logs inside of Swift itself. Makes a nice little place to put them and we can pull them down at any time and search through them.    You look at attachments from your tickets in our ticketing system. Those are all served from Cloud Files. When you're installing Swift, you have to think of Swift as a complete system. While Swift is designed to run on tons of commodity hardware and different types of hardware, it's not meant to just be thrown on a bunch of random hardware, you just have leftover. Just because you have a couple of 300 gig hard drives and you throw those in a chassis, it doesn't mean that you're gonna have a good Swift install. It's funny, a lot of people that run into issues at first are just cobbling together a bunch of hardware and just trying to make it work. You need to think about your overall system design. And I think one of the things that has really made us successful, deploying Swift and scaling Swift is just really thinking that through designing, looking at our hardware profile and going through iterations of looking at the usage and understanding how much, well, the disks get used, how much CPU is needed, and further refining that. You also have to think about the network. And not only the network that's going to the servers, but the overlaying network and the topology that you create. To make sure you can handle the traffic that is going into the system. And of course, there's monitoring. And we'll talk a little bit about those in more depth. So when we first started, we had machines that had 24 1T hard drives per box. They each had a 1 gig network connectivity, and that worked pretty well. But the kind of overall hardware densities and power utilization and things didn't work out. So we've been trying to tune that and work through that. And hard drives have gotten bigger and better. So now we run 90 3T drives per unit. And those are actually just in basic DAS or Jbods that we're running per machine. And each machine has a 10G network. That allows us to put more dense storage into a single node. We also use SSD drives for account and container servers. If you're in the Mercado Libre talk, which is kind of a hard talk to follow, they're very enthusiastic. They talked about how much that improved their services as well. The SQLite databases that you used for account and container services are very IO limited. So if you want to be able to put a lot of requests through to a single container, it helps to put those on something that has a lot of IO capability. And so we're finding that, putting that on SSD drives really helps a lot. We also use Commodity SATA drives for our storage nodes. Since we own our data centers and have a good relationship with them, we're able to have good SLAs on changing out drives and things like that. So that we're able to make use of cheaper drives, even though we have to try them out more and more. The more important thing is that you really have to, don't take my word for it. Don't take somebody else's word for it. If you're gonna install a Swift cluster, install some samples and test and try and try it out. Because even across a single vendor that you've had one type of hard drive that works very well and you think, well, they have a new two terabyte version of that same hard drive, it should be the same. Well, often that's not exactly the case. Hard drive to hard drive, there's differences. There's differences in CPU architecture. So there's a lot of variability there. So you really need to test and think about how you're designing your systems. So for the network, you really need to think about the overall topology. And when we started, we started at one gig per host. And that works pretty well. The problem is that it's very easy for a single stream to saturate that one gig. And when you add on replication and things like that, you can run into some issues. So we upgraded to 10 gigs per host. It allows us to handle a fair number of streams going to a single host, plus all the replication that goes on in the back end. You also have to think about your network aggregation layer and how that's going to look. Making sure that both above going, spreading out to your customers, you have enough throughput in. But also looking at your network layer below behind the proxies. Because since we're streaming out three copies when a put is done to the back end servers, you're going to have a lot more bandwidth in the back end services than you're going to have in front. So you need to think about that. We also use HA proxy for load balancing now, which has been very useful and works very well. It does SSL termination with some of the handoff or offload capabilities that are in the new Intel chips. It works very, very well. We can fully saturate a 10G network going through our load balancers right now with it. And we're about to test and look at pushing 20G traffic through a single node. We're very excited about that, and it's working really well for us. So monitoring. So first, the general monitoring question has been relatively solved. Everybody has a favorite tool. That everybody uses. We use one of the usual suspects. It's not a big deal. But really, if you want to monitor the overall health of a Swift cluster, there are some key indicators that'll help you know when something's going wrong, and you need to do a little bit further inspection. One of the things that's actually really useful to us is just watching the air log lines. We have a couple monitors at work that are dashboards to let us know how things are going. And for each data center, we have a little graph that just shows us our airlines per second. And yes, we have to measure our airlines per second, which is pretty crazy. But if it starts going up, then you know that probably something's wrong, and you need to dig deeper and see what's going on. You also look at your replication times. One of our other graphs that we watch quite a bit is how long it takes to do a complete replication pass on average per node. And if that starts creeping up, then there's likely something wrong as well, too. So that's a pretty nice metric that's very nice to watch. A couple other things that are nice to look at are dispersion report. If you haven't used the dispersion report before, it basically puts a basic object out onto every partition and then goes and queries it whenever you run the dispersion report and looks for that object on every node. And then returns back if it was able to find it all three nodes, or if it was missing a node. So it'll return back a nice little report that shows you how many copies of each object it could or could not find. And that lets you know pretty easily if maybe you have a bad hard drive or something's going on that you didn't realize before. We also watch async pendings. And if you don't know what an async pending is, it's one of the eventual consistency mechanisms that we have within Swift. If a container update can't happen fast enough or a container server is down, it'll store that locally on the storage nodes, and it'll keep retrying to make that container update down the road. Now, if that can't happen fast enough, those will start stacking up. And so that's a good indicator that you either have some issues on your container servers or things like that. We have a couple of extra tools in our toolbox that we use. Some of them we've open sourced. They're still a little experimental. And some of them are a little specific to our use cases and how we use Swift. The first one is the Swift Ring Master. And what that basically does is allow us to very easily manage our rings and push those rings out to all of our servers and make sure that those all stay up to date and everything's good. It helps us manage when we need to add new storage, making sure that all the rings get updated and rebalanced and everything. So we're doing some interesting work there. Swift Stalker. So in addition to monitoring, there's just some home grown monitoring type things that you need to do. So all those things that we were talking about earlier in monitoring, we actually push up into our programs called Stalker. And that helps us notify us when issues are happening. It integrates with MailGun to send out emails. It integrates with PagerDuty to let us know when major issues are happening. And it's been very useful for us. Graphite is also a tool that has been invaluable to us. So with a combination of that and StatsD and a program, a set of middleware called Swift Informant that pushes out statistics to StatsD. And then all of that's loaded into Graphite. So we get graphs of all the information, like from CPU to disk usage to even requests in Swift. And we get all sorts of great metrics. And then we have another tool that we haven't open sourced yet, and I'll show you a picture of it, but it's called Swift Spy. So it goes out and pulls some of this information and gives us these nice little graphs that show us overall usage of the system. And you can look at a glance really quickly if something's going wrong. So I know this is a little bit little. This is just an example of Swift Spy. On the top, you see the bar going across, and it's got just little mini bar graphs going up. And that's total rights to a couple of the zones in the system. And you can see kind of an even gradient as the right usage kind of goes up and down throughout the day. But we can look at that and see if something, like if a zone suddenly is getting over-replicated or something's going on, you'll see a lot of extra activity as stuff is going on. This lower graph right here is one of our storage servers, and this is showing the rights to each drive. And this is kind of interesting because you see some interesting patterns, like these big green blocks that kind of go up and down and kind of make a continuous throughout a period of time. That's actually the auditors going through. And you can see that the auditors actually use up a lot of disk. And so that's one of the pieces that we need to work on to try to make it a little bit more efficient. And then the other box is just a replication going on on one of the. But you can actually kind of see when things are going on. And it helps us to debug issues if suddenly a change goes in, and all of a sudden our servers are going crazy, and we're trying to figure out what's going on. That will often help us kind of look at that. So these are some network graphs for over a 12 period of time. The first graph is the incoming network. And this is just our internal network from all the machines that are through our internal services, not our external. But this is where, on this peak, we're getting close to 60 gigs right here, but we often hit it going up all the way up to 60 gigs. And then the graph in the lower right, you see going up over 200 gigabits of traffic, is the overall network in the back end systems. And we very often set new records at Rackspace on overall throughput going through networks at Rackspace. So the road ahead, so things that we're very interested in working on at Rackspace. And what we've been working on continually is mostly working on making these things really scale at very large scale, making sure that replication is going to work better. One of the big things we're working on right now is a replacement for some of the bits of our replication paths to make it more efficient, work faster. Once we have that in there, we can also add even more innovation in that area to Swift to make replication work better, to replicate only the little bits that we really need to replicate. We also need to work on better handling of full disks. When we first created Swift, we kind of had this ambitious idea, oh, it'll never fill up. So we never worked on any of those edge cases. Well, it turns out that sometimes forces come that you don't have control over, and a cluster starts filling up. And some very weird things happen. So we've actually done some work already. We've added functionality in Swift that will prevent replication and things like that from filling up the hard drives all the way, so that if hard drives do start getting full, you can help manage that and manage those systems. But there's still some more work that can be done there, and we want to work on that. We'll also want to work on better error handling and limiting within the system so that it can work around issues. There's been a lot of work in that area, but there's still more that can be done to optimize that and make that better, so that when a server goes down, a hard drive stops working, Swift does a pretty good job of working around that now, but we can make that better. We're also really interested in rethinking container sync and making that really what it was supposed to be. Container sync was an experiment for us to figure out a way to be able to replicate from a container in one data center, Swift, to a container in another location somewhere. The initial implementation wasn't really great, and but we want to pick that up again and try to make that work really well so that we can offer that to our customers. And so those are some of the areas that we're looking into. We're also looking into, I'd forgot to put up here, but I just remembered, being able to take containers and split those up and being able to better, instead of having everything in a single container, but being able to take those DBs and shard them even more and being able to get more throughput to it through a single container. And that's actually all I had. I actually went through them a little bit faster than I thought I would, but that's, I hope we have some time too for some questions. I don't have to answer any questions that you might have, but that's kind of an inside look of what we do at Rackspace and the scale that we run Swift at and hopefully give some of you more confidence that, yes, you can run Swift at a very high scale. We've been doing it for over three years now and been doing it fairly well, I would say. So, especially thanks to our ops guys and everybody that helps out with it. So questions? Oh, sure, sure, absolutely, absolutely. So you asked about the RAID level of the hardware. So when we very first started working on Swift, we actually started trying to get it to work with RAID 5 or some RAID level so that we could kind of reduce some of the ops kind of bear before we had a bunch of error handling and things within the system. But then we found a lot of issues with it with right throughput to RAID 5 and since our use case is very right heavy and especially when the objects are fairly small, you run into a lot of issues. So we actually run with no RAID at all and most Swift clusters are recommended that we don't run it with RAID at all. Except for, I will say there is one exception of the container servers where we run the SSDs. We run those in a RAID 10 just for extra durability and just makes that kind of layer a little bit nicer and easier to maintain. And then you asked about memory as well. So the memory is pretty important. We kind of try to keep it within a, it's hard to explain. The more memory you can have, the better it's gonna be because you can cache more of the iNodes within the file system and the better everything will perform. And we try to keep that at where kind of a sweet spot is and that keeps kind of moving around. So we're working on trying to make that as good as possible. In our current nodes, I think are we running 64 gigs? Or was it 32? The next gen? Yeah, I think it's 64 gigs right now in our current hardware and that seems to work fairly well. And especially with some of the recent changes where initially when we released Swift, we had recommended setting the iNode size to 1024 and XFS has actually made a lot of improvements lately and allows you to, and it does a lot better with iNode allocation. So you can use the default and that actually of 256 bytes per iNode and that actually allows you to use a lot less memory on all of your the iNodes. And so a lot of the, so like we found that replication was actually halved when we do that the overall time for replication by making that change and the current kernels. Yes, Chamele. So, how many people? So there's about, well, did you miss my first slide? I talked about it. I was like, two people. So, Chamele wanted to get his little do for being on the team for a little while while we were working on it. But no, we had about five people starting in a small room. So it was fun times. And that member of the heat coming through the window and everything. We had another question. No, that's okay. Right, so the question is asking about drive failure and there's a couple of different ways you can handle drive failure. One way is that you can let the drive fail, leave it in your data center and remove it from the ring and then the system will start removing the data from the drive. Those are for instances where your data center is remote, you don't have people there, you don't have an SLA to replace drives and things like that. And that's when you go in maybe once a week and pull out all the hard drives, put new ones in, put them back in the ring and let it go. Since we have a fairly good SLA with our data centers internally to be able to replace drives soon, we just go ahead and when a drive is down, just leave it down, Swift works around it until and we have a system that auto creates tickets to our DC ops when drives go bad and they'll swap them out for us and then it starts filling it back in, putting the replication, replicating the data back into the server. Oh, cool, cool. Well, if it's just one disk, we just leave the whole weight and just let it replicate in. That is one thing you have to kind of watch, especially as your Swift cluster gets bigger. If you have too many incoming replication, or R-Sync, your disk can be stampeded basically as all of, because the data is spread out throughout the whole system. All of those systems are then trying to replicate that data into that single disk. So you do have to kind of watch that. Sometimes it can kind of stampede that single disk. This is one of the guys that actually makes it all happen. Hello. This is Danieli, everybody. Yeah, if you're doing that method, you definitely want to replace them as fast as possible. So when a total data node fails, it kind of depends. If a failure is like, for example, the just a backplane failed or the server, the motherboard failed or something like that, what we'll do is actually have them replace it and make a change and fix it and then just put it back in and replication will fix up whatever is missed. If that's going to take more than a certain amount of time and I don't know, is it about a day or so that you guys, if it's going to be more than a day or so, then they actually remove that node from the ring and then wait for it to get fixed and when they bring it back up, they'll completely wipe it and put it back into the ring then and go from there. Yep. Question right back here. Sure. So the question is asking about do we use a separate network for replication and for our normal traffic? And we don't right now. That's why we have the 10 gig network going everywhere and that really kind of helps a lot of that problem. No, not right now. It hasn't been a problem for us. If it does become a problem for us, we could certainly shape it. And that was actually something else that I meant to mention about the networking twos. You also want to design the network in a manner so that all your storage nodes and the network behind the scenes is a private network. You don't want that network publicly accessible, so. Yes. Disc failure rates. I don't have a good number for you. It's somewhere, we get somewhere around 10%, maybe a little bit higher than that, for our annual failure. So, yeah. Well, I mean, it's standard hard drives. That's pretty, it kind of matches with most of the other, I mean, it's actually, you know, it's absolutely not what most manufacturers advertise, but there's other great documents from both Google and White Papers that people have put out, you know, that have similar types of failure rates that we've seen as well too. And any other questions? Yes. So the file system we use, the default file system that Swift recommends, which is XFS, we have found that gives you the best overall balance of performance for Swift and reliability and durability. One of the big things I think that a lot of people don't realize, and when you look at a lot of benchmarks, is file systems really change a lot as you fill up your drives. And in a file, in a system like this, you're usually running most of your systems at least half to even more, where your disk drives are half for more full. And so, when you really want to do benchmarks, most benchmarks just start writing data initially to a file system and they look at that and look how awesome this is. If you run that benchmark over a period of time as the disk gets full, you'll see a drastic reduction. And XFS is one of the few that gives the least amount of reduction over time as that disk fills up. So, if you're looking at benchmarking systems and disks and things like that, that's very valuable to look at when the disk is actually mostly full and see how it performs then. Yes? The iNode size or the block size? Block size. Block size? So, all of our new systems are going out. We are using the default iNode size now of 256 bytes. And whenever we replace drives that are on newer systems, we're switching over to that as well, too. And block size, we're just using the standard block size of the drive. We're not messing with any of that. Any other questions? Yes? Postgres? I'm sorry, I can't hear you all the way up here. Okay, just one person. So, what was it, sorry? Oh, Gluster. So, Gluster is FS. We had looked at it a long, long, long time ago when it was kind of first getting started.  And it just really wasn't ready yet at the time. Now, I don't know, I can't speak to it now. I haven't looked at it. I mean, it certainly got a following and a lot of people are using it. But Gluster FS kind of tries to solve a little bit of a different problem. They're looking at file system and they'll put the object storage on top of that. And if you want a file system with it, that could be useful. But we were really focusing on building just something that purely focuses on object storage and being good at doing that. Any other questions? Well, thank you very much for your time. 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What is going on everybody, Astos here. Welcome back to another video. So in this video, we're going to be doing an overall market update. Looking at the Dow Jones, the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ, we're going to be talking about one trade that I made today on the 18th of January in 2019. And we're also going to be looking at some other big movers that we saw today in the stock market. Because, you know, right off the bat, guys, looking at these charts, we had a green day, meaning that a lot of the large caps did very well today. Some other ones didn't do too well today. We're going to be talking about that as well. So if you guys do enjoy the daily content, if you do enjoy and find value in my videos, feel free to smash that like button and let's get started with today's video. So like I said, guys, today on the 18th of January, we had a very, very strong green day.  The Dow Jones closed the day today at around $24,706, up around 1.38%, up around $336 on the day. And the NASDAQ guys up around $85, up around 1.27% today. So obviously, you know, judging off of the major indices, the three major indices, you know, a lot of the stocks did very, very well today. You know, we saw Square did a phenomenal today. If we're just talking, you know, some stocks off the top of my head, you know, Square did very well today. You know, Micron did very well today, which has been getting slaughtered over the past couple of months. MU, in my long-term portfolio, I'm down a pretty big chunk, you know, on this position. Let's see what other ones. Nike did very well today. They cracked above $80, right?  You know, Facebook did pretty well today, you know, up 1%. Amazon didn't do too well today, but still ended off the day pretty green. And we can see here, you know, their earnings are coming up on the 31st of this month, and Apple's are coming up, you know, on the 29th of this month after market hours. But let's not get too carried away. Let's talk about, you know, what happened today in terms of the major indices. So in yesterday's video, I talked about how the next resistance we're going to be seeing on the SPX was going to be around the 2635 level. And obviously, we blew right by that, guys. We blew right by that up 34 points, putting us at the 2670 level. And I also talked about this level that we are in right now in the yesterday's video and in many videos over the past couple of weeks, guys, because this 2670 level is the level that I predicted that we would be, you know, right under the 180 SMA at, which is right here, and we would be right at this other resistance at around 2675, 2680. And we can see now, guys, obviously, we plowed through that resistance from yesterday's video. And now we're trading in this channel here from around 2620, which we were at yesterday, roughly. We busted above that today, obviously, and around 2675, 2680, which we are having trouble getting above now. So, guys, pay attention to this resistance here, this upcoming week. If we do end up breaking out of here, guys, like I've been saying over the past couple of weeks, this is a huge, huge resistance.  So, if we do break out of here, guys, which we could honestly break out of there, guys, because we've been seeing a lot of optimism in the markets lately, although in my eyes, you know, it's more of a fallacy at this point, right? You know, I feel like the market is still in a state of where, you know, it should be selling off if that makes any sense, right? You know, a lot of the economic, you know, indicators are not looking too great. Growth is not looking too great right now. You know, the trade war, all of these different things that we've been talking about and we know that are hurting the overall stock market and economy are kind of wiped under the table right now in a sense with how, you know, the market has been doing. So, in terms of me saying it's a fallacy, guys, I still think there is downside to come, right? I think all of these green days in a row here have gotten, you know, into the trader's heads a little bit. You know, they're thinking like, okay, we're going to reverse to the upside now. When is a red day coming? You know, it's been messing with our heads, right? Me including myself, right? I've been expecting a red day. We haven't gotten it and we're at that point now of resistance where I think we should finally get a red day. But if we break out of there, guys, you know, at that point we're out of that downwards trending channel in terms of the, you know, the 180SMA and we would have to get back to at least 2790 to continue, you know, pushing up through that uptrend. But again, guys, I've know I've been saying this for a while.  You know, this news that's still surrounding us in terms of like the Fed, you know, slowing down on interest rates. We got some news yesterday. I think it was fake news about, you know, tariff starting to come down. You know, there's been some optimism out there, but I'm not buying it to be honest with you guys. I'm not buying it. I still think we're in a slowed down phase. Obviously, we still are. And I do see some red coming, you know, pretty soon. Let me know what you guys think about this. I would love to love to know. So on the Dow Jones guys, very similar position, right? We're right under that 180 SMA. We're trading in between that channel of around $24,400, $300 right at this support here. And, you know, the channel, you know, the top resistance part is literally right where we are right now at around $24,700. So what I'm waiting to see, guys, is whether or not we're going to break the 180 SMA here, break this $24,750 resistance. And if we're going to end up testing this one here at around $26,000. So this one's kind of far, guys. It's a little bit out of reach right now, around 1,200 points away. But if we do end up getting even more good news, you know, if we do end up seeing more, you know, volume and push in the markets, we couldn't end up getting, you know, back up here. But I personally think it's unlikely because we've been seeing a lot of green guys since the 26th of December. Literally, you know, at the time I'm recording this video, it's the 18th of January. So it's almost been a month of stock market recovery, meaning that, you know, we're due for some red, guys. We're due for some red. Again, drop a comment. Let me know what you guys think about this.  And, you know, I don't use one indicator to make my decision. I don't recommend anybody out there to just base their decisions in terms of trading off of one indicator. But, you know, using one indicator with some other technical analysis, with some other indicators, is how you should formulate your decision, of course, you know, with some fundamental analysis in there. And, you know, that's what you should be doing in terms of, you know, trading, right? But, you know, if we're just judging off the RSI, again, you should not just base it off one decision. But in this case, let's just judge it off the RSI. You know, we are a bit overbought in terms of the Dow Jones. We're pushing the 70 level. We're currently at 73. And, you know, I do see a pullback coming, guys. I know I've been saying that. I'm still sticking to my word. I see it coming. I'm just being completely honest with you guys. So the NASDAQ here, you know, again, $85 day here in terms of the NASDAQ. We broke this previous support level, which was a resistance at around 67. 60 right around here, guys. We're obviously trading in the 6800 range right now, you know, in terms of NQ. So what to look out for, guys? Take a look at this resistance right here in terms of next week. It's the top at around 68.50, 68.60 right around here. If we do end up breaking out of there, guys, if we do have some more green next week, you know, we could be testing the next one at around 70.100. But again, that's around 300 points away. It would have to travel another like 4%, 3%, 4% to get there.  I do expect a pullback, you know, something similar to this, right? Maybe even worse to get us back into that downtrending pattern very, very soon. So, you know, in terms of the overall markets, guys, that's what I'm looking. We are at major resistances right now on the SPX. Keep an eye at that 2675, 2680 level. And it's very important, guys, in my opinion at least, to mostly keep an eye on the SPX when you're doing your, you know, market analysis. Of course, you know, look at the Dow. Of course, look at the NASDAQ. But keep an eye mostly in my personal opinion on the SPX because this best represents the overall U.S. market because it has the 500 largest companies, right? The Dow is more of, you know, value plays, right? There's not a lot of growth names in the Dow 30 guys. For those of you guys that don't know, you know, a lot of the Dow 30 companies are companies that have been here for a very long time. They're more dividend plays. They're slower growing and they're more value plays, right, but the SPX, you know, it may have some of the Dow companies in it because a lot of the Dow companies are huge, but it also has some more, you know, bigger growth companies that grow their revenues like, you know, 30, 40% year over year. Unlike some of those Dow companies that grow them maybe at like a 2, 3%, 4% year over year or something like that, right? And again, these are all numbers just coming off the top of my head.  So just a little side tangent there, guys, but in terms of what I traded today, now that we got to look at the overall markets, I traded UWT today. And I called this one out in the Discord chat earlier on in the day. And if you guys do want to, you know, get into that Discord chat. It's 100% free. The link is down below in the description box. I think we have like 450 members in there, guys.  We're talking about stocks, trading, investing, strategies and just networking with each other on a day-to-day basis. And again, the link's down below if you guys do want to get in there and we're talking around the clock, guys.  And I really appreciate you guys out there that are watching this, that, you know, are very active in there because, you know, to make a great community, to build a great community, you truly need active members that like to engage, that like to help.  So, you know, again, a little side tangent there, but, you know, we saw a huge spike up today in crude oil and this is what UWT trades based upon. So pretty much when UWT is moving up, you better believe that crude oil is moving up as well, right? Crude oil is moving up. UWT is moving up. Crude oil is moving down. UWT is moving down. So we saw a 3% move today in crude oil and UWT is a 3x leverage ETF, meaning that it moves three times as quick as the underlying asset. So in UWT's case, we were up around 9%. I think we closed that around up 8%.  And since we did see crude oil bounce on that, you know, 50 SMA over the past couple of days, it was holding that very nicely right on this 180 chart. If we can take a look back here and zoom in on it a bit, you know, it held it very nicely, bounced here for a higher low from the previous and then we pushed up today, you know, and honestly over the past two days, we've been pushing up very nicely. We pushed up for that higher high and, you know, back to when, to where I traded it in particular, well, we can see right here, guys, literally at the start of the day, you know, this was 9.30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on the 18th, which is today, right? We cupped here, then we ended up shooting up like a rocket. We've seen crude oil make moves like this time in and time again, right? It happens all the time where it moves like a rocket. Literally within, you know, an hour and a half, two hours, it was up from about 52.75 all the way up to around 54.14. And of course, this is when I ended up trading UWT, guys. It worked out very well. You know, I had a limit sell on UWT and my desired profit, you know, profit point, which in this case was 3%, right? I always like taking, you know, at least I try to take a minimum of 2.5 to 3% profit on each trade that I take.  So, you know, I did my job well today. I caught 3% of that 8% and a lot of people do get bumped out when they don't get the entire margin. But the whole idea here, guys, is not to get the entire margin but to get some of the margin and to consistently get some of the margin every single day or whenever you do trade, whether that be twice a week, three times a week, however many times you trade, guys, the idea is to get a piece of it, right? Have a goal. Have a set, you know, goal and checklist of what you do for each trade. Where do you want to buy in? Where do you want to sell? What's your daily goal in terms of profit potential, right?  In my opinion, it's better to look at, you know, percentage value, how much you can grow your account by the percentage value rather than dollar value. Because dollar value doesn't really mean a lot to me because are you trading with a $30K account? Is that why you have a $2,000 profit? Or, you know, if you're trading with a $500 account, are you getting a $100 profit, which is kind of unrealistic, right? So the whole idea is, you know, keep it at 2%, 3%, for example, and you can plug in any amount of money into that and, you know, that's how you scale trading, right? So if you start with $500 and your goal is 2%, instead of having a $100 goal of profit per day, which is really unrealistic, you know, you'll be able to build your account slowly. This is when patience kicks in, right?  But once you do start to build it up, and let's say you have $20,000 and you have those principles of taking 2%, you have a trading strategy, and all of these things are ingrained in your head, think about it from a dollar perspective in that point, guys, right? You're at $20K, you built your account, you acquired all the skills, right? And at 20% or 2% of $20K, what is that, guys? Let me think real quick. 2% of 20K, 10% would be $2,000. So what's $2,000 divided by 5 off the top of my head? That's $400. You would be getting $400 profit, right? Off of $20,000 if you're getting a 2% return.  That's just how it works. So, you know, that is what I did in terms of UWT, guys, my specific entry points off the top of my head. I think it was like 13. I wanted to get in after we broke this pre-market resistance because I knew if we did break that, you know, we did have a chance to run and that's exactly what ended up happening. So, I did get in, I believe, at around 1345 and I set in my limit at 3%, guys. My limit sell, meaning that once it hit that 3% target that I had, which in this case was at around 1385 or 1387, it sold off all of my shares or you can make it sell off a specific amount of shares. In my case, I wanted to sell all of my shares, right? So, that's what I ended up doing today, guys, 3% on the day. And let's talk about some tickers that did very well today or that did pretty poorly. So, UWT is one that did very well. Obviously, I just talked about that one. We actually saw a turnaround today in you guys, a very strong turnaround. So, if you guys ended up trading you guys, drop a comment down below, let me know. But we saw a push today or we saw a dump, rather, and we filled that gap, actually. It's actually, you know, this pattern right here, for those of you guys that don't know, this is a classic cup and a handle, right? You see that handle starting to form after market hours? That is a very clear cup and handle. But pretty much what happened here, guys, in terms of you guys, you know, we sold off opening that margin of profit from around 56 to 48 and we filled the gap. Very simple, right? We filled the gap. So, if you guys ended up trading you guys, please drop a comment down below and, you know, let me know about that. So, in terms of ETFs, I think GUSH did very well today as well. And this is another bull ETF, a 3X leverage ETF trading on XOP. XOP is an ETF, I believe. No, it is an ETF. I'm positive about that. But if we take a look at it, it's a trust S&P oil and gas ETF. So, this one broke a very critical resistance, meaning that GUSH could be a solid play, you know, over the next couple of weeks. If we do end up breaking, you know, resistance points, right? If we break 18, I know these are very far away, but I'm just drawing out, you know, some resistance points here. The next one would probably be from right where we are right now, probably like $15. So, I'm keeping an eye on GUSH this whole entire, you know, next week. And by the way, guys, the markets are closed on Monday, but still expect a video on Sunday and on Monday talking about different stocks. I'm watching because although the market is closed, you know, I'm still going to be making videos. I'm still going to be, you know, analyzing charts and, you know, talking about what stocks I'm looking at because that's what I love to do, guys, making videos and, you know, showing you guys my thought processes. So, you know, that is what I'm looking at in terms of these inverse ETFs. Another play that, you know, another stock that went crazy today to the downside was Tesla, guys. We saw Tesla today. They laid off either today or yesterday. It happened within the last 24 hours from when I'm recording this video. They laid off 7% of their workforce. So, you know, this sent the stock down 13%, guys, down $45. And a lot of people were asking me about Tesla today and let's just do a quick analysis on it right now. So, we sold off $45 and that's putting us closer to that $300 support level, right? We're at that $300 support level right now. And, you know, what I would want to see, and this is what I said in the group chat as well, is I want to see it hold this low of $300, guys, because, you know, this is a strong support from back in. What was that? Early in this month, about two weeks ago, we were at $300 and we ended up running back to $340. So, if we do hold this support, which I want to see it do, you know, I think this could be a good bounce back play back into the $325, maybe $330 range, because I think, you know, this layoff is not as bad as people think it is, right? I think this is going to, you know, roll over over the next couple of weeks. And once that does happen, guys, we'll see some stabilization in Tesla stock and we'll slowly start to climb up in my personal opinion, guys, because, you know, I don't really know a crazy amount about Tesla, right? I know a decent amount about Tesla, but my personal opinion on why they did this was to just cut back on expenses and reinvest more into producing more cars and any other projects that they're doing, right? That's just my personal opinion. And it makes sense, right, guys? It makes sense.   So, you know, they're cutting back even more on expenses. I think they're going to be investing more into the business.  Whatever they end up doing with it. And I think it's going to blow over and we're going to end up pushing back up soon. So, in terms of Tesla, I want to see it hold a support, whether it's this one or it goes back to 290. Maybe we hold this support right here, you know, maybe back down to 250, which I think is very, you know, out of reach. I don't think that's going to happen, but let's say that does happen. I would want to see it hold a support wherever it ends up falling to if that makes any sense. So, you know, that's what happened today in terms of the stock market, guys. Very solid green day throughout the board, you know, except for Tesla. And also, let me shout out the two weed stocks that went bananas today. One being Cron, ticker symbol C-R-O-N.  We got hit at this $15 resistance point, which is what we should be watching for right now. And, you know, maybe potential shorts are going to start coming in here. Who knows, guys? But we're at a very high point right now in Cron. We're at the high in terms, or we're near the high in terms of the 180 chart. And also, CGC had a decent day today in terms of marijuana stocks, not nearly as great as a day as Cron, but it had a 1.75% day. And it also had a big run earlier on in the day, up to $45. So, you know, that's pretty much it in terms of the weed stocks. Also, Tilleray dropped pretty heavily today down 7%. Excuse me, it's about time this stock is going back down to where it belongs. And that, in my opinion, is around the $20 range.   I'm praying for you. So, you know, that's it for today's video, guys. If you did enjoy it, feel free to drop a like. Leave a comment, subscribe. Follow me on Instagram as well as on Twitter and join our Discord group chat as well as our Facebook group. All of those are linked down below in the description box. I'll catch you guys in the next video. Thanks for all the love. Thanks for all the support. I appreciate it from all you guys. Peace out.


So guys I am back with another dying light tube bloody ties DLC video and today I'm going to showcase to you guys how you can get the blueprint for the legendary weapon of the correct machete version 3 the Arifat machete. Now since I start the game guys you guys know we search high and low for this thing thinking it was somewhere in the game obviously it weren't I'd have added it with a DLC but it comes with a twist now the weapon itself as you'll see an unscrew now is extremely weak once you craft this thing which takes infected trophies and scraps it's super super super weak we're only a 40 durability I don't know what's going on here whether it's a bug or not I ain't sure but either way there could be something else to it there could be a secret to it we don't know yet but either way they say get the blueprint for the correct machete so it is a part of the DLC so unless you have the DLC you cannot get this thing so if you don't have the DLC guys you ain't getting it so the carnage hole you all know about this the main focal point of this DLC now you want to come to server us now we know here's the tournament plan dude for this carnage hole now this is actually hidden within one of these it's inside this one right here one day in hurrah now you've already done this as part of the campaign obviously right here guys you can't redo it you can't go back into it some weird reason it just doesn't tell you how you do that now when you complete this for the first time you will unlock the carnage hole poster that's how you redo these things so if you've already done it um and you can't select it there you need to come this way so there's your room right there so at your room guys come straightforward and go left as you can see these are the ones right here we have the posters for the ones you've already completed so if you've already done it with server us you need to come over here to get this thing so load this up pretty easy pretty straightforward you basically have to open the box 80 times yep let's skip this let's skip this okay so we need to get up there so to do this guys come this way come left and jump up here hey you know what I have to come back to this game for so long off it the parkour oh oh oh no no leave me alone zombie it's it's just not the same as what I remember it just feels so much weirder I know I'm a noob but hey so jump up here you want to get up here just like so jump up here now we need to go across there like so one jump two jump and then guys we need to break this bunny board now as you can see my container is open but for you this will be shut now you need to open this press that open button I think it's 80 times now you will be interrupted by zombies so I need to stop and take them out when they attack you but you should have more than enough time to do this I completed it I think I opened it with about a minute to go but yes once you do this guys you need to press that one 80 times you will get this correct machete blueprint then guys pick it up and you can just cancel out this mission it really is that simple and there you have it guys get testing get checking see where the secrets are because for me it definitely shouldn't be this week I remember this weapon being absolutely OP back in the day the original so yes maybe there's something more too maybe it's bugged we don't know but there we have it guys guys if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps add to feel like what you see I want to see more be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys I will see you when that next one


It hasn't been the smoothest start to Casey Ryerson's career as the head coach for the Bemidji Girls hockey team. The Jacks are 0-1-4 so far on their young season, but with plenty of season remaining, the team remains optimistic. Justin Prince has more. He may only be six months into his new job as the Lumberjacks head coach, but Casey Ryerson says the transition from assistant last year to bench boss this year has been enjoyable. It's good having the same face two years in a row, even if I wasn't the head coach I was still here as the assistant so it's kind of the same plan. He kind of took a lot of what Jackie laid down and he brought that, but he brought his own twist to it. Ryerson inherits a team that went 10-16 last year and although many of the players already have a lot of varsity experience, he says they still have a lot of growing up to do. There's two different sides of it. It's emotional and physical development and I got some that are really low in both of them, but we're going to do our best to get them mature through the season. If the Jacks hope to succeed, they say everything will start with their effort on the defensive end. And that's been the big stress this year is the diesel and coverage and covering your person, not losing your spot. We're just going to get stronger defensively and as the offensive opportunities come, we're just going to capitalize on them more. And although they refuse to measure this year by the amount of wins and losses they have. My expectations right now is just that we get better every game and every practice that we're just improving all the time. It's not going to be a wins-loss season that we're going to focus on. It's just going to be development and getting the program turned around and for the better. If they can continue to grow, they believe they could surprise come the end of the season. I think that we definitely could come out back at the end of the season and make some noise, but I mean that depends on everyone on the team. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2019 GMC Sierra 3500 Crew Cab Short Box Single Re-Wheel is stock number 13151Z. I am here at Summit Automotive Inn, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used heavy duty truck headquarters. This 2019 GMC Sierra 3500 has the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine. It's the L5P engine, which puts out 445 horsepower. It's paired up with the Allison Heavy Duty 6-speed automatic transmission. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this truck is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around, inside, underneath, start it up and take a look under the hood in this video. Like Frost Metallic is the color and I shoot all my videos in 4K. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and how I do things here at Summit Automotive, you can subscribe to my YouTube channel and then click the bell notifications, you'll get updates every time I do videos here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with fuel, 20-inch painted alloy rims, and it has fuel, gripper XT tires, these are 35x12.5 R20LTs, and these tires have, I would say, 80 to 90% of the tread left on them, so very new tires on there. This one does have Fox shocks, and the frame and underbody is exceptionally clean. Front fender is in excellent shape, I didn't see any dents or dings on there. This one does have the HID headlamps, the LED running lights, the painted front and rear bumpers, front bumper parking sensors, and factory fog lights, front bumpers in really nice shape. I didn't see any major dents or dings on there, and the chrome trim grille looks really good as well. This one does have the true Coal induction hood, I'll show you how that works in just a little bit, nice good looking bug shield, and you do get the cab lights up top. Didn't see any dents or dings on that hood, and the passenger side front fender looks really good as well. Passenger side front rim, no scuffs or scrapes on there, and the white frost pearl has a lot of metal flake to it. Pretty cool looking color, hard to see, get a good focus in on it, there we go. Anyways, you can see it's got just a little bit of metal flake to it, and as you go down this side of this 2019 GMC Sierra 3500, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here, so when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises, and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at, and if this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful, and that Brett sent you. Back rim is in excellent shape, and the back tires have just as much tried as the front tires. Once again, frame and underbody, very, very clean, get the fox shocks back here as well, and other than being a little dusty, looks really good, has all the remaining factory exhausts, or rockers and cab corners all look really good, and it does come with the factory chrome step bars. Passenger side box, no dense ordings on there, and coming around to the back, the rear bumper is in great shape, it does have the full towing package, which includes a receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring, and you also get the rear bumper steps. Locking tailgate, tailgate itself is in excellent shape, and it does come with a truck's port by Truxedo soft tonneau cover, I didn't see any rips or tears on there, looks really good, and it does come with the original factory suspension, you also get fifth wheel and goose neck prep package, LED bed lighting, and seven pin wiring back here. So all that stuff comes with this truck, spring and bed liner, that bed liner goes on to the tailgate, which is nice, and the tailgate chuts nice and solidly. As you go down the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger side, no dense ordings on the box, very, very nice, and for full disclosure, this back room is just as nice as all the rest. And down the rest of this side of the truck, doors and cab all look really good, does come with the telescopic tow mirrors built in directional signals, LED side lights, they do telescope out like so, and fold in like that. The Denali package gives you the black leather interior, there are no rips, there are no tears on the seats, you do get the Denali stitched into the headrest, that seats in excellent shape. Both of these front seats are heated and cooled, factory all other floor mats, auto headlamps, turned out four wheel drive, factory brake controller, tilt, telescopic steering wheel, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, memory driver seat, and Bose sound. These mirrors do power fold in, I always like showing both sides so that you know that both sides are working properly.  Side curtain airbags, bottoms of the doors all look fantastic. And we'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio, and then start it up and take a look under the hood. Oh, it's going to, all right, so we're going to have to clean the exhaust filter after this video. I think I can get the miles to show up here. There we go, 10,049 miles on this vehicle. So what we're going to do is right after this video, we're going to drive it down the road and get that exhaust filter clean. They do these periodically. And you get that nice digital instrument cluster there. Comes with the heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, Bluetooth and information center controls on the right, cruise controls, forward collision warning, and heated steering wheel controls on the left. It does come with the Allison six-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. And you get the GMC MyLink radio. You get the factory navigation system on there. You also have projection manager. You can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. And you get AMFM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. You get a CD player right there. Heated and cooled seat buttons, dual climate controls, power pedals, stability control. That's for your LED side lights as well as your cargo lamps and the box lights, the LED bed lights, I should say. Parking sensors, you can turn those off and on, lane departure warning and factory exhaust break. You do get two USBs, two 12-volt power points and 110-volt, 150-watt plug-in. Passenger side format and seat are in excellent conditional rips or tears. Once again, I don't think this truck's ever been smoked in. And you do get the power sunroof up there. Map lights, home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems. Sunroof and power side and rear window controls. On-star and SOS buttons in the rear view mirror. And you do get the wireless cell phone charge pad with this truck as well. We'll start it up and take a look under the hood. And yes, we will also put some more fuel in this truck after this video. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that other than that it's cleaning the exhaust filter. I'll take a quick look under the hood. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. There are those LED side lights. They are super bright. And hopefully from this HD video you'll have been able to verify the quality condition options and cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside and out. There are those HAD headlamps. They are ultra bright LED running lights. And the cab lights are all working nicely as well. Under the hood we have the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine. Engine day is very clean, runs very smooth. Once again, this truck has been fully safety to and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. This truck is 100% ready to go. There is your emissions sticker. And that cowl induction hood, air comes in there, comes over to the side, right into the air box, we're all set to go. I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint. And I didn't see a single dent on it. And to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, halftones, three quarter tons, one tons, you name it, we gotta go to that website there. Summitauto.com, full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto. Remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there. Click the bell notifications, you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. In fact, in a second you'll see links to subscribe to my YouTube channel, the upper left, the link to more GMC Sierra 3500 truck videos like this one, the upper right, the link to this vehicle on our website on the lower left. 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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to this channel. My name is JackTheBusher, I'm Shinobi. We have episode 196 and 197 of our One Piece Watch today. Now, I believe we are starting an arc called G8, which is a short filler arc, 10 episodes, that an overwhelming majority of you told me to react to. And that doesn't happen very often with filler arcs. Some will just watch off-camera. But if this many people told me that it's kind of worth reacting to or worth watching in general, then I usually just, I'll react to it anyways. I know a lot of people are very hyped about me getting to the next arc because I believe it's a very renowned arc in One Piece. But you know, this is all about the journey and not the destination. I want to enjoy my time and see all that this world has to offer. So with that being said, we're going to hop into it. If you're new to the channel, drop a sub and hit that big boy bell. Let's get started with the episode. Oh, so G8's the name of the base. He said it's impregnable. No, their ship just fell into it, into the middle of it. Ah, unlucky. I'm mostly curious to see the inside of a marine fortress. Damn, what in head? Talks made soft by piece. Well, if it's as like strapped as they make it seem, of course no pirates come near it. These marines don't seem too bad. It's cute that they have a little song about their fortress. It's a cool looking fortress too. My dude has a bob to fish with that says G8 on it. Man, they're really gung-ho about this base. They got merch. They're repairing some marine ships. Like I said, we haven't seen the many inner workings of the marines, so it could be cool. Or navy. I don't know.  The cow. Surely it didn't fall from the sky. I just want to see the reaction to Luffy's ship. Oh, he sees it. Oh my gosh. Guys, look up. I didn't even describe that ship plummeting to earth. Dude, going Mary is like, I cannot believe it didn't just smash, bro. They cut off a lot of the distance with the octopus, but still. Whoever repaired this ship in Skypia, where the ghost was, they did hell of a job. I'm going to be honest. Invaded by an object from the sky. I think they saw it. Oh, wait, they didn't. It was a pretty big base. Damn, if only Kobe were at this base, man. Do all of their coats say justice on the back? Or if Smoker were at this base too. And they're panicking. That's actually sick, though. The design of the base is cool. Just the fact that it is basically a hedgehog. And now we're back to square one. I said it has been peaceful here for quite a while. This must be a sight to behold. It's not some common occurrence, especially falling from the sky. This fire, they do have somewhat of a name for themselves. Oh my gosh. Oh, hello. Don't you hurt Mary? Commander Drake. Oh, the guy fishing. I've been damned. Who stops goggles? He's so casual about it. Bro doesn't even care. The sound design is pretty cool. God dang, this is a packed kitchen. Mommy! Thousand people! It's a pretty big base. You gotta be ready. It's not your job to worry about the siren. Your cooks! They just torture falls the day the world falls. Jessica. That's a cool dining hall. I like the concept of this, though. It's a whole new military base. So he's a commander. This commander is pretty chill. They stood and fell from the sky. Maybe they'll bring them in for like information about where they came from. Just out of sheer curiosity. Huh? It would sound crazy. Talk about Chopper? Oh, Robin. There's Robin. Can't they just assume that's a devil food user? Ghost ship. It's not a stretch to say it's a ghost ship considering there was a ghost on this ship in Skypia. Ah, a Skypia believer. Drake is Lieutenant Commander. I don't think they've said the Commander Commander's name yet. They asked where he was. Maybe they just said where's the commander? Oh my gosh, they're being- What is the tape for, man? It's a crime scene. Wait, where's the crew? Did they just dip? Like, distracted them and ran? How did they distract them and run when all those spotlights were on them? Oh no! Oh wow, he's actually on the money.  Are they gonna ID the coffee or the tea or whatever that is? Where did they go? Did they just all- Wait, they couldn't- The South Bird! They couldn't just dove into the water. Luffy can't. Robin can't. Chopper can't. Get him, South Bird! Actually, the Commander's pretty chill. I love the little rudder controller how it matches the outside of the Mary. Sanji keeps a clean kitchen. Why is he still working under the pretense that it's ghosts? Oh, I know that was in Jaya. Wait, how did they know? Just stuff from it? Oh, Jaya brand coffee. Oh, I guess the South Bird makes a lot of sense too, yeah. It all adds up! Look at this Commander! God dang! The Straw Hats, like I said, for the military have a name for themselves. It's obvious it's Straw Hats' ship, because of the mass. I guess they're under the impression that they came here on purpose and not on accident. Are they just hiding in the vents? They're on the island somewhere. If this whole arc is them like sneaking around the whole time, I'm down for it. Like some James Bond stuff. Yeah, I was gonna say they stand out like sore thumbs. They're gonna need to find Navy uniforms. He's very smart to just assume that, yeah. Look at him, damn! He has a real straightforward, you know, thought process. It's smart. Did choppers split up?  At least it's a pretty big island. Oh, there's Oro.  I guess falling like dropped them all off in separate places. They didn't see all the spot lines and go, DIP! Oh, she still has the waiver too. Oh, they're gonna find it. Oh, maybe not.  Yeah, pirates in a Navy fortress don't really go hand in hand. She knows. They couldn't have gotten more unlucky landing smack dab in the middle of it. Actually, they could have. They could have landed on the land and just shattered the ship. Did someone just take a blind shot at him or did they? He saw his cigarette? But he just shot and he was like, oh, I guess not. And just walked away. Why is Luffy sizing the fortress up? It's kind of similar to the ordeals. They had to pick one to go into. Did you smell them? He does smell them. That hasn't been that long. Less than a day probably. Wait, definitely less than a day. How lucky are you, Usopp? Oh, he's with Robin too. What, he just found the goggles. How did they not see the hands? They're gonna actually think it's a ghost ship, but they just see hands sticking out of the bird. They're better find out. Cut it out. I touched that gold. They're so cheesy, man. Huh? This guy is good. Doctor? He's got them all nailed to an extent. Chopper's just running around inside, but he's brave. Run! Run, Chopper! They're coming! They'll skin you alive! Huge distraction. Oh my gosh. That worked. There's gonna be more. Why do I have the feeling that Zoro could just like hang down this whole island if he wanted to? I don't mean to under-estimate the navy by any means, but they seem really spread out. Some of them. Usopp and Robin were all the way down like at sea level, but Nami's all the way up here. It says evil and then it says good luck underneath it. Yeah. How do you just sneak a ship out like that? Langnose. It's okay. You have Robin at least. Oh my gosh. You cannot be serious. He's just walking through. Surely it's not Meco. Just following him. Oh my gosh. Hey, mister. Why did he do that at the camera? A little bit of trolling. He's so goofy, man. Why is he just playing chess by himself? Yeah. What is their purpose? The thing I like though is this commander seems very lighthearted and nice. Like most of the time whenever navy members are on screen, especially like the more higher ups, it's a lot more like I feel like a lot more tense and like I'm not a big fan of them. There's been ones here and there that like especially like Smoker, but this one, I feel like he's been here for so long. He's been kind of bored to an extent that something like this happening is very intriguing to him. He's already kind of shown his prowess in terms of investigation thus far. So he's kind of an interesting character. Let's go 197. Navarone. Is that like the official name not G8? The rumors are spreading. The go ship. I guess it falling from the sky is the biggest like confusion to them because that doesn't just happen. See I thought I thought they would be like hype like they said they said this fortress is so peaceful that something like this happening would be exciting. So yeah, lieutenant commander's name is Drake. I don't think they've said the commander's name still. Soji's in the vents is exactly where he is. It's a cool fortress. I like the layout. No sense of tension. It's being towed. Oh no. Like 88. I first off they have to find out that information of where they're keeping it. Stan Mari. He's getting his fishing line ready. What? Oh, they have to focus their efforts towards this. It's on lockdown. Is he just so like confident and the the fortress standing strong and the pirates not escaping if they are here? He knows they're here. Yeah. So I'm saying he's a little fired up like he's about it. He's excited. He's so intrigued. I wonder if anyone's ever going to mispronounce Luffy's name before I watched one piece like a while ago. I used to think it was Luffy. Like if I just thought. Swirl is just strolling through.  You don't want to have to take anybody down. They're all just randomly throughout it. I like this. This is cool. Good concept. Where's choppers? He's still outside. We're all going to slowly have to try to find each other. So they can come up with an escape plan. They told it. You're going to have to pick it up at the station. My gold. Surely they won't take the gold off board. Ah, so it was good inferring from your info. Not totally stuck. That would have sucked if they fell into a lake. That would have been just absolutely absurd. Unluckiness. Oh, that's trying to think about that. They don't even know what they look like. They just can't stand out. They need uniforms. Who are these guys? They look like pirates for some reason. Oh, they're cooks. This guy looks goofy, man. That's a bold lie. Five years. Oh, Marie Joy. That's the holy city. I remember that. Oh, they have Navy insignias of some reputation. His little giggle. Oh, she's got a good end then.  I'm surprised they're here then. She is just BSing so stupidly hard. Oh my gosh. Oh, nice. She got a uniform. Oh, it's Commander Jonathan. Okay, I must have missed it. Jonathan and Drake. He's scary. He sure is scary, Cap. Oh my God. This dumbass, man. How is it? They chilled out so fast. Now she has the swords. Zoro literally could not care less about being caught. How did you leave the door open, man? I love how it's like built into the mountain. That's actually so cool. Yeah, I figured that'd be his mindset. You don't know where anyone else is, and you're literally in the middle of the nest. Like, that'd be such a pain to get through. That's what I'm saying. It's nice. I like it. He's so casual about this situation. Don't want him in the bush. Oh, why are you? Oh my gosh. Close the door, man. One of them isn't going to recognize her group leader. Oh, I guess there's so many people here they wouldn't even, it wouldn't matter. I love how like 80% of the Marines look the exact same.  I'm going to eat. Oh my gosh. Oh my goodness. If like one person finds out, they can just sound the alarm and alert the whole fortress. Because right now it's just speculation that they're here. Nobody actually knows. Uniforms. Perfect. Perfecto. Oh my gosh. What did Luffy put over the straw hat? Did he just put like, oh my gosh. Oh, Sanji can fit right in in the kitchen. Oh, they know about the brothers.  Wait, no. People know what Luffy's face looks like from the bounties. And free refills. Luffy would love buffets. Oh, yeah, they are going to play the brothers. I guess mostly it would be just commanders that know the bounty posters. Oh, thank goodness. Nami led them astray and two brothers. Those despicable cooks. Oh, dang. That's what I'm saying. If they're these like insane cooks, why are they coming to this fortress? I'm hungry. Give me food. Million berry foods for dinner. So the big shots.  Most sacred place. Sanji's like a woman that can cook. God dang. Perfecto. She has the same mindset as Sanji is like how important good food is. She takes kitchen seriously too. Yeah, she got making batch. That's a big deal. She has like the exact same mindset as Sanji. Like she takes it very seriously. Oh, Sanji can impress them. I have no doubt about it. Luffy on the other hand, I don't think knows how to make a sandwich. I am. Medemuzan. Starting a fight. Guys, there's a fight in the cafeteria. Okay, Sanji, you're going to have to carry the team here. Each will cook for a hundred people. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, wait, no, them two and then the actual kitchen. Oh, okay, never mind. What's he going to make? What's he thinking about? Sanji doesn't usually cook for the masses like that. Actually, I mean, he worked at the restaurant. That was a decent amount of people, but hundreds of meals. Oh, here he goes. I want him to flex so hard. Oh, they didn't cut it like directly to the bone. Bro, her face. Don't waste anything. Oh, that's flavor. He's so giga-chat, man. Nice. Their faces. Soft sweet center dressing. It's beautiful. I like her. He literally just made a meal out of what they didn't use and made it better than theirs. And Luffy just stood there. Or he's probably eating the food. Oh, that's true. Yeah. One piece. That's the one piece. It's food. Ooh, what old geezer? It gives me energy. All the other cooks are like looking down at the feet. Used only the juicy parts. Yeah, if you can make a good meal out of everything else, that shows you real prowess. Don't let the meal carry for you. You got to make a meal that carries. Oh my gosh, Luffy's eating. Oh, no. Did he eat all of their meals? The prowess Luffy shows off. Oh my gosh. Why is there not more? Hey, get there. This child, bro. Slept stomach. I have no regrets. Sanji showed up. Made an impression and dipped. Gigachad. She wants him to stay in the kitchen. Let's go. Let's go. We're real. Oh my gosh. He just dropped his entire guard. The fact that Luffy and Sanji are honorable Marines now is the funniest thing for no reason. And others that don't. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Zoro, well, Zoro wasn't as much guts. It was more he just didn't care. Guess it takes guts though. Oh, yep. There he is. Okay. He's not even reacting. He's like, oh, I don't know. Oh, no. Oh, no. He's just hanging on by one finger. No. Where did the rock come from? Oh my God. Oh my goodness. Come on. You're beautiful blades. Get him. Wait. He's actually going to catch a fish because Zoro's in the water. Did that fall on him? My God. I thought it became a jelly. Oh, well, they caught themselves a fish. I am not shocked in the slightest that he's the first one to get caught. Not in the slightest. He's so nice. Welcome. Although it's a little bit more. He's just like talking down to him. Wonder how far they actually are from the kitchen. Also, what a random scene to end the episode on. All right. So there we have it. Our introduction to G8. And I guess sort of it was kind of outlining what this is all going to be about. Like I said, it's sort of like James Bond-ish since they're all split up and all have to sneak around. And we're already getting a sense of like their different ways that they're getting by. At least we're going to have to until they're able to all find each other and come up with a plan. But the differentiation between like some are actually hiding. Some are trying to blend in. Others were forced to blend in. Sanji by Luffy. But again, I like the concept. We're getting to see a lot of the inner workings of the Navy again. An organization that interests me a lot, especially considering we've seen a lot of the higher ups and how much corruption there is, especially with the warlords. I know it's filler. So it's not going to affect any insane things, but still like the design of the fortress is cool. We still get to see how they kind of operate. And yeah, just get to flesh out the world a little bit more. But guys, that's been it for episodes 196 and 197 of our one piece watch through. Do drop us on the channel. If you are new, I'll catch you guys in the next one. Peace. Peace.


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