Hey guys, it's Seneke of Hazinigirl and today we're gonna do it thrift-tall. So let's get right into it All right, so before I begin obviously let's address the elephant in the room. Your home girl has completely different hair I've had this hair now for about a month. I finally found somebody in Tokyo who could do braids And so I decided to switch it up do something different. I've been in love with it Anyways, that being said I just want to say that this for me has been a super good You know moral boost because my life with these been really hectic not gonna lie I'm single newly single. I also quit my job and I changed my visa And I want to make a video where I like delve deeper into that later on but for now I just want to get into this haul As you guys can tell I got a massive bag with this stuff If you guys didn't know the place that I love to go to it's called 2nd Street. All right, let's just get right into it So first off I got this right here. This is a White shirt as you guys can tell it's just like a regular button-down shirt But honestly, I don't have like a regular degular white button-down shirt I had one that's like made of a silky material But there was like a little bit too big for me and honestly the collar kept on getting super dirty And I was way too lazy to bring it into the wash What do you call those? Not the wash. Not the clean laundry though. I Forget the words. The people that wash your clothes. You know what I'm talking about, right? Yeah, anyway, so because of that I just decided you know what I think that thing is past its time So I decided to just get a new one. Also, we were on our way to this thrift store We saw a girl who had paired this with like I think she had like black shorts on or something like that And I thought that was such a cute look like just wearing an oversized white top for summer I think it's perfect. So yeah, this one's from Uniqlo But obviously the price has been significantly reduced. This was just 770 yen, so I had to grab it Next up is this lovely denim top right here This denim top right here is amazing because it has like acid washed and I can tell by the label on here This is divided which means it's from H&M But honestly, I don't really care if it's H&M or not like when I buy it from the thrift store I'm giving it a second line So I was super happy to cop this I feel like this is gonna be really good paired with like basically just anything really like a white t-shirt would be great with this Or even just some regular jeans and this was just 550 yen So it was definitely a no-brainer for me to grab this and I can't wait to style it in a bunch of different ways Next up is this top right here now Luckily, they were having like some kind of a sale for like summer tops So this shirt was 50% off and it was 550 yen originally So this was like what 275 yen, which is super cheap and this is just one of those strappy, you know tank top type shirts And I don't know I think this is just gonna be so perfect for like auditions and stuff The other day I went to an audition and I saw a girl wearing a top like this And I thought I really need one because it's like it does something to your shoulders Like it makes you look a little, you know, like you got a little bit of what's going on I love that look so I was just like, you know what I think I'm gonna grab this and wear this to auditions here on out so Yep, that's that. So next up is this top right here. This is a gray tank top again This is divided which means that it's H&M But obviously I got it for much cheaper than I would if it was H&M This was 330 yen and it because it was half off it was only about like a hundred and sixty five yen Which is fantastic and I just think tops like these are like amazing for summer obviously especially because Japanese summer honey is hot out here Okay, you could literally just boil an egg in the humidity that is this air So these kinds of tops are absolutely perfect and I used to be a person who hated showing my arms Like I absolutely like it unless it was like a t-shirt or a long sleeve I would not wear it these days. I'm just like, you know what who cares like just show your body You know what I mean like it's hot outside and I have nothing to hide. So just yeah I'm gonna be rocking these kind of tops a lot this summer All right. Next up is another sleeveless top another top with no sleeves whatsoever This one is absolutely beautiful because it is a tan color Maybe I've been obsessed with these kind of like tan colors I feel like it looked really good on my skin tone and you can pretty much match them with like Anything like it looked good with any kind of you know pants or whatever But I think this is gonna be really cute like paired with some gold jewelry and I think one of the things I'm excited to do with this as well Maybe once it starts to get warm outside is to layer it like in the fall with maybe like a long-sleeve white top or something like that And yeah, I think this is just like super cool and the material is just absolutely so soft Like I think it's like a type of cotton that I don't know I never seen before and I really I can't read this label Like it's really well not that I can't read it. There's really nothing on it So I don't know where it's from but it's hella cute. So yeah excited to wear this Next up is this top right here another sleeveless top you guys will notice that I grab a lot of sleeveless tops And that's just because this summer I cannot be bothered to wear sleeves And also this is super cute because it's kind of see through like you can see through it a little bit You can't really tell on camera right now But when I'm wearing it you can kind of tell but it's not to the point where it's like so extreme that people are like losing Their minds because it's just like insanity It's just like a right amount of like okay You can see through it a little bit You know which I think is nice because obviously that also means that like it gets a bit of a breeze Which is good, and yeah, I can't wait to wear this with all kinds of stuff I feel like pair with black again would like be really super flim fliming no slimming I think paired with black at this would be super slimming and Yeah, I can't wait to just like wear this out again with gold jewelry I think it would look amazing my next big step is to buy more gold jewelry because I've just been obsessed lately So yeah, can't wait to wear this out. Oh, yeah, and I forgot to mention the price But that last beige top was five hundred and fifty and I believe and then this one was half of five hundred fifty And so this one was two hundred seventy five. Yeah, which is super cheap All right next up is this top right here. It is a white Stussy shirt. I honestly don't know if it's real But I think it is because it's got like the printed back like label here Can you guys tell me if this is real? I don't know but either way I was just like, you know what? I want to wear it so I will also I didn't even notice this before but I just noticed that there's like a purple Dot on the shoulder. I don't know what this is, but Interesting I have a feeling it's a fake shirt. I don't really care though to be honest. I think it's just really cute I like that it's like brown and it's kind of like this velvety like feeling on top I don't know how to explain it. It's like a velvet type of like embossed text, which is cool Yeah, and this was just 550 yen and I needed a cute white top So why not? I think this is gonna pair beautifully with like shorts or just with any kinds of like regular pants You know regular jeans that kind of stuff. So yeah, I'm excited to wear this Next up speaking of shorts. I found this little treasure this little gem This right here looks like a skirt from the front, but actually at the back if you can see that You can see kind of right here. It's actually a pair of sports So it's got some shorts at the bottom right here. So when you wear it you feel really like secure It doesn't feel like you're just wearing like a mini skirt That's gonna just like fly open with the wind and even if you bend down and stuff You know that nobody's gonna like see anything because you're completely covered up, which is good So yeah, I tried it on and I just fell in love with it And I think it's gonna be Amazing for the summertime and also I feel like in the colder months if I pair it with some tights Or you can send like high socks or whatever that it could still be super super cute And this is just 550 yen, which is amazing. I cannot wear it, too I cannot wait to wear the crap out of it also because recently I don't know if I told you guys this but I've been doing modeling full-time these days That's kind of my main thing So all I do is go to auditions or go to modeling gigs and recently I was doing a modeling gig For a magazine and they had me wearing this like mini skirt And they're like do you wear mini skirts often? And I was like hey, I ain't trying to wear mini skirts in this weather or even just in this country because people look at you all Kind of ways, but I felt like when I wore this I was just like, you know, I don't care So why not why not just try something different? All right next up. We've got another dress shirt This one is I'm actually not sure where it's from because it doesn't really have like a tag on it or anything like that which is weird, but This is just a black dress shirt. It's amazing. It is super like the material is really thin So I know that's gonna be really fantastic for summertime even though it is black I think it's just gonna be super readable and fantastic to layer with just to put on top of maybe like a Strappy, you know spaghetti strap shirt if I want something to cover up or whatever And it's also really long like it's got like a pretty decent length on it It's not super long, but it's got a decent length on it So I know that it'll be nice to just layer over maybe like the pair of shorts that I just showed before You know just for a little extra coverage for another cute little look So yeah, and I think again this paired with some gold jewelry would look amazing So I can't wait to style this and wear it out And then next up this is probably the most expensive piece that I bought, but I think it's totally worth it This is a pair of jeans I don't even want to call it jeans though to be honest because it's not real jeans They call it here on the tag wonder shape and it says the circle stretch Which I think is a much better description of what exactly this is because it's literally Extremely stretchy and it doesn't really feel like denim It feels more like some kind of I don't know synthetic fiber The textile you know student in me is trying to figure out what the heck this is, but yeah I think it's amazing like I think it's just the type of like pants that you could wear to an audition to really like show Every single curve of your body, and I think it's fantastic It's gonna be such a good You know thing for me to wear not only traditions We're just out and about because it's also got like really short like ankles Which means that obviously I can wear it with like sandals or flip flops or even just with sneakers And at least I feel like my ankles are breathing like it's not just like all You know they mean stuffy. Yeah, so I think she's gonna be fantastic I hope she gets me some gigs and she costed me a total of 30% off of four thousand one hundred eighty which I think was like roughly three thousand yen If I'm not mistaken a little less than that maybe but yeah, she was fantastical.  It's got like a gold circular handle at the top and then it's also got this like long strap Which I can adjust and make longer if I wanted to and then it just hooks onto the side right here So obviously I can take it off if I wanted to But I saw that like the leather here is a little bit ripped So I'm not gonna be playing around with it too too much But I just love this because I wanted a bag that was big enough to carry my iPad and also my composite Because those are the only two things that I bring with me to auditions these days I literally just have a paper copy with like some basic photos of me And then my iPad to show them a bit more photos of myself, but I love this thing because if you look inside I don't know if you guys can actually tell from this But like if you look inside it's got some compartments Which I absolutely need because I'm the type of person who carries 5,000 bajillion things in my bag when I go out So being able to put stuff into slots helps me like helps me stay organized and not want to like lose my brain You know what I mean? So I'm excited to use this. I think it's gonna be absolutely stunning and Yeah And then last but not least last but not least I cannot speak today last but not least I wanted to show you guys something that I purchased actually completely separately from all of this stuff I purchased this week to go when I was in Harajuku I went to this store called Kinji and I got this lovely pair of low-rise jeans They've got these cute little pockets at the back which are absolutely stunning and these little you know silver details on the pockets like the little button pockets and Yeah, I absolutely love these because I feel like they're so like early 2000s like why 2k aesthetic And I've been wearing the crap out of them already They're just so comfy and even in the summer when it's like hot I can still wear them because they're not completely black They're kind of like this grayish color and yeah I want to add this to the hull because I know that this is gonna be one piece that I'm gonna be Rocking the crap out of so I'm super excited to wear these and it says something at the back here It says Venus Jean, which I'm just so curious to know like what exactly the brand is but who knows Yeah, either way, I love these so I want to showcase them to you guys and yeah That completes today's haul I hope you guys enjoyed watching this I cannot wait to wear each and every single one of these pieces out and I can't wait to just like give myself an energy boost like Wherever you guys are at in your life. Just do whatever it takes to like get your mental health back on track I realize that's something that's so important I for the first time have been going through this roller coaster ride of emotions because of all the crap That's been happening in my life like one right after the other But I realized how important it is for me to just like do stuff that makes me happy and actually oh speaking of which It's just completely unrelated, but I want to show you guys something really cool that I bought recently So recently I've had this obsession with taking photos. I realized that I always have I mean It's not something new like even from I think from the moment I really arrived in Japan I was always trying to find like disposable cameras are always wanted like to get an instax camera and stuff like that But recently I was walking around my neighborhood and I saw this cute little shop that sells all kinds of camera related gear and They were selling old film cameras and I found this Canon film camera It was just 7,000 yen and I thought to myself, you know what? I've always wanted one So why not just bite the bullet and get it and so it is absolutely amazing It looks like this at the back So where you put the film in and then of course at the top it's got this little like notch where you can put in a light So I'm excited because I want to get that as well and I want to do like really cool shoots with these I think it'd be so much fun To just like go out take photos and it's like really old-school like the kind that you have to like You know you to like get the roll to like move up and stuff And it's been teaching me like how to take good photos because obviously you have to like know how to fix the aperture How to fix the shutter speed how to adjust the focus and things like that But I've just been loving this bad boy and I want to do more photoshoots for you guys to also be able to see them So make sure you guys are following me on Instagram if you want to see my photos If you want to see what I'll be up to in the next couple of months If you want to keep up with me if you want to see my modeling photos make sure you follow me And yeah, I just want to film this casual video for you guys So hope you guys enjoy it and I'll see you guys on the next one. Bye


Introverts are a special category of people who exhibit an introverted personality. There are people who do not express their emotions a lot and are conservative in nature. Introverts are usually reflective, creative and very observant. According to Psyche Go, the challenge is actually knowing when you've pitched an introvert off. As many of you probably know from experience, introverts like to play their cards very close to their chest. You may have made an enemyful life in an introvert and have no idea for years. The trouble is that introverts are usually so quiet. So how do you tell when they are actually mad at you? What if your girlfriend is introverted? How do you know if you are in trouble? How do you know she doesn't like something and stop it before it pisses her off? In today's video, I'm going to share with you 10 ways to tell if an introvert is mad at you. If you are new here, subscribe to our channel for more awesome videos such as this one. 1. They keep silent. Introverts are not the speaking type. They usually prefer to observe events and think about them than to speak. If an introvert is speaking to you, it means they are interested in you. You need to be careful when they eventually start keeping to themselves because introverts process anger differently that may just calmly decline to speak with you and walk away instead of an outburst. This is a clear sign that you may no longer have their trust. Introverts actually spend time before they open up to people. They are therefore especially vulnerable to people who they call their friends. An average introvert is also unlikely to react to something immediately. It may have taken at least two hurtful things for them to get this way. If you are friends with an introvert, be careful what you say. If you offend them, they may not tell you. 2. They may resort to crying. This is actually not something you want to watch.  This is not a sign of weakness, but that of strength. They cry to be able to get over the hurt. During this period, they may also avoid you. Let them be. If you break an introvert's heart, they may avoid you for a long time. Like I said earlier, don't speak much. They will therefore be unable to express how they feel, even if they feel comfortable expressing themselves. 3. They may offer one word responses. According to Psyche Go, introverts sometimes don't show anger in the ways you would expect, especially if you are looking at the world through the perspective of an extrovert. When an introvert is speech-stuff, they may also offer one word responses to questions from you. Don't push it. There is no need to be rude. If you know what you did wrong, try apologizing. But then, if you don't know what you did wrong, simply still apologize. It could go a long way in salvaging your relationship. Be patient with your friend. Don't get frustrated. It isn't easy dealing with people who don't talk much, because they leave you guessing what may actually be wrong with them. With extroverted people, it is easier. They get angry very easily and forget it just as fast. They also make their displeasure over an issue very clear. There is no ambiguity about it. They may even make a scene if care is not taking, but this is actually better because they can't hide the fact that they are unhappy. With introverts, even figuring out itself is hard work. When you eventually find out, the introvert may still not even say why. 4. They pretend they are fine. The funny thing about introverts is that they can pretend that everything is fine when it's not. To make sure introvert friend closely, do they seem to talk a bit faster or a bit slower than before? Do they smile at odd times and seem to really be looking forward to ending the conversation when they start to act in this manner just knows something is up? What you can do at this time is to try talking to them. If they are still mad though, they may not open up. You also can't and shouldn't force people to share. If you keep being around them, they will come around. Living them to their devices a mistake, they may not forget what you did, even if you don't know exactly what it is. The best way to avoid all this, of course, is to not piss them off. But then, you may not even know what pisses them off or not. 5. They don't return your calls. Normally, people who are pissed with people don't return their calls. With introverts, it is there as well. Perhaps laying off calling for a while is preferable. Your calling them will only make them sadder. If they do pick, they will likely not say much and it will hurt them because they think it hurts you. Introverts are very sensitive and should be treated with delicate care. Fans usually don't stay angry for long and will likely return your calls when you call them. Find out what your friend likes hanging out and pay them a visit. For an introvert, it is best to just be there without speaking. They can actually tell if you are sorry or not. If you are dating the person, you can hold their hands and maybe pull them close. Don't say a word. Actions to speak louder than words for introverts. Buying a flower and sending it to your introvert girlfriend will probably have more value than sending a voice note. Getting her favorite chocolate and sending a sweet note every morning before she heads for work can go a long way. 6. That may blow up over small things. If you are constantly annoying the person, the next thing that will probably result is anger. Anger for introverts builds up because they don't express it immediately. Imagine calmly looking away from issues that annoy you for a long time. Everyone has a breaking point. There is a limit to which you can push someone without getting a response. No one sets out hoping to hurt anyone, but you should be careful. You don't want someone screaming over you in public over something that you thought was very small. Their anger literally seems to come out of nowhere and can be a bit confusing. Extroverts on the other hand are pretty clear about things that annoy them. They can get angry real quick, but it is usually short lived. They are jovial and cheerful people who can't wait to move to the next conversation. Their emotions can sometimes appear fleeting at best. 7. Refuse help. Introverts usually love working alone, but they also work well with others. They also usually accept help from others. If they suddenly refuse help, this is a clear sign that they may be mad at you. If you have money in a situation and can help them prevent being ejected from their homes, they can refuse your help and prefer to go back to their parents. They may even reject help from your friends too, if they feel you may have set it up. Well, you can't force people to accept your help, but what you can do is give them some space. Sometimes people need space to heal. They need to get used to what has happened to them and choose to live with it. If you're into fair with a process that may not heal completely, sometimes the best thing to do is nothing. 8. They focus more on work. When an introvert starts telling you that they have a lot of work to do, you should be worried. People generally have a lot of work to do. They however make time for whoever they deem important. If they don't make time for you, you are just not important. They were busy and still used to making out time for you. The only way it stops happening is when they have a problem with you. Introverts typically don't talk about their issues, so asking directly is a bad idea. Trying to get them to talk can also be a waste of time. Sometimes the best thing to do is to let them work it out for a while, before trying to talk to them again. Letting go of hurt is hard work. Everyone deserves a break. 9. They may talk to you via text or email. A clear sign that an introvert may be mad at you is when they start talking to you only via email or text. It is crazy. Who talks to their friends that aren't distant through emails? This may also be a clear message that you have become distant. Some may expressly tell you not to come to their rooms at all. Some of those may even not reply to your email for weeks. It will sometimes seem as though the friendship dies a natural death. You need to come to terms with the reality and not try to force things back to the old one. Everyone makes mistakes. What you do next makes all the difference. What will you do next? 10. They want to be alone. Ultimately, every introvert who speaks stuff about something wants to be alone. Whether or not they succeed is another issue entirely that may want to revert back to the status quo, how they were before they met you so as to counter the memories being with you has brought them. Try to be understanding. You probably hurt them more than you can imagine. Since introverts usually don't react to one of hurts, it must have taken a while of your hurting them consistently for them to decide that they were not going to deal with you anymore.


Live from New York City, it's theCUBE. Covering Lenovo Transform 2017. Brought to you by Lenovo. Welcome back to theCUBE's coverage of Lenovo Transform. I'm your host, Rebecca Knight, along with my co-host, Stu Miniman, who is a senior analyst at Wikibon. We are joined today by Julian Box. He is the founder and CEO of Caligo. And Shikhar Mishra, who is the director of product management here at Lenovo. Thanks so much for coming on the show. Thank you. So Julian, I want to start with you. Tell us a little bit about Caligo and your business challenges. Okay, so Caligo is six years old now. We're a cloud service provider, but we do things slightly differently. So we were set up with Data Privacy at this call, which is a little bit of a paradox for cloud, of course, because you shouldn't really care where the data is, but I believe people would care where the date was and what laws were applicable and who could look at the data and so forth. So fast forward to today and we've had Edward Snowden and now we've got the EU GDPR, which some people will say is a lot tougher now because of Edward Snowden's stuff that he actually showed was going on. But interestingly, a lot of that stuff was really focused very much on the US, not really about outside the US. So we focus very much around any organization that touches EU citizens. So we have a privacy play around that. So we do it just slightly differently than a standard cloud service provider. And I do want to get into that new EU regulation you were talking about, but can you tell us a little bit about why you chose Lenovo? So there's a lot of history there. Right back in the day, I was true blue in the 80s, code in a way, in the mid-range, and I've always had that link with IBM and then through the acquisition that Lenovo did, we've flowed into Lenovo. And it's been actually very, very good. Some people questioned whether that was a good move, but I saw what they had done with the ThinkPad and ThinkRange and the PC, and I was pretty confident it was going to carry on. And we've been very, very happy with what we've had so far. Shaker, want to bring you into the discussion. We've been talking a lot about infrastructure, things like server, storage, and networking. Bring us into how cloud fits into the Lenovo portfolio and the announcements we've been talking about today. Okay, definitely. So if you really look at, you know, not the how, but why people are moving towards a hybrid cloud structure, people like as he was talking earlier, that service providers, I mean, they're looking really for the agility and simplicity of a lot of the public cloud brings, but then, you know, as Phil was talking, that a lot of the regulatory issues, SLA security concerns really prohibit them to actually put everything on a public cloud, right? So they want those benefits, but they want that at their own terms, right? And the best people who can provide that, there's one who are able to embrace openness, play with the ecosystem, like partners like Microsoft, Nutanix, and VMware, and also provide a very solid infrastructure to run those things, right? And we as a company, Lenovo, DCG can offer that, right? So those are the key value, but also going beyond that, if you think about cloud is really simple, but once you get it deployed and working, right? That is a big if there, right? And what we have done as a strategy is to simplify this, to increase the time to value for our customers, we promote this as a pre-integrated solution, which is really a turnkey with a simple support. So customers are not like running around for support or having to deploy it on their own terms, things like that. Yeah, I would actually say the idea of cloud is simple, once you really get into it, it's not so simple. I've been at the Amazon re-invent show for many years, they're adding like 1,000 new features every year. That's not simple. Julian, six years, I mean, that's like multiple lifetimes since you started your company. The whole service provider marketplace has changed a lot. Can you talk about what's been changing your business, and you're involved with a Microsoft Azure stack, how do you look at the public cloud and that hybrid layer and envision your role going forward? Yeah, so it has changed a lot. If someone had asked me that we would be doing a Microsoft stack cloud-based system a few years ago, I wouldn't have thought we would be, but because of the way people can see data and where it is and where it's held, there's more and more of a demand that I want my data and I want it executing in the location, the jurisdiction that I live in. So Microsoft and Amazon and all the other places, they can't be in every single country in the world. Clearly the scale's not there, even for them it's not. So the Azure stack is a way I think that Microsoft's gonna attempt to deal with some of those challenges around actually where data is processed. And that gives us an opportunity because we have a lot of clients that won't put their data into the Azure cloud because of where the Azure cloud actually is right now. But when we put it into the jurisdictions we're in, they will, you know, they've got a lot of people wanting to use it. So the sooner we get it, the better. So you look at it more from a actual physical location more than kind of control or governance back on? Well no, that all goes part and parcel, but starting point is jurisdictional position in the data. So with the EU, you're either in the EU or you're not in the EU clearly, but with the GDPR law, it's switching. It's switching to become where, who that person actually is. So at the moment, it's all around where the data is. With the GDPR, it's more focused on the individual. So the individual doesn't have to live in the EU anymore, but it's still protected by the same laws. So people do care very much so where the data is actually gonna be. And businesses don't wanna be caught out either and they have the challenges of actually, you know, processing the data or controlling the data as it's known. And as a service provider, one of the biggest changes for us is that we're now liable for some of the processing of what that actually happens to that data. So before it was just the client that was using it, now it's more proportionally between the two of us. So we have a role as a processor and they have a role as a controller of that data. So therefore again, it comes down to how do we minimize the risk? How do we ensure that we're meeting the obligations that we have under these new laws and it becomes easier if you're actually doing it in a jurisdiction that has the appropriate laws or it's physically in the EU. So there's a thing called an adequacy rating that the EU give to a certain set of countries, you can apply for it, anybody can apply for it, but only about a dozen or so countries around the world actually have it. And what this gives them is the ability to be seen as being in the EU, even though you're not in the EU from a data protection perspective. So companies are really fundamentally rethinking how they approach data privacy. Shekhar, how are you partnering with other companies and helping them work through this? I mean, your example with Calico and other companies too that are affected. So that is one of the biggest challenges if you think about this. And not only have the companies have to think about, yes I have to go to a cloud and have a cloud strategy, but the whole deployment model, the mindset of the companies themselves are also shifting and they need to shift. Very simple example I'll give you, for instance, we have a very prominent educational institute. Their budget right now was allocated to build three more buildings, for instance, to accommodate the influx of new students coming in. They're now talking to us with respect to Azure Stack that should I move some of that budget to build up an Azure Stack versus building a new building. So no one thought two years back that IT will be actually competing in the construction. I mean, it's very weird to think of that way. And one of the key reasons when you ask them is, look, Amazon is there, but I cannot just go there. I need that flexibility, but I need it on my own terms and this makes sense for me. So we are partnering with people like Microsoft to create those. We are doing innovations on a platform itself from the compute all the way to the networking. So as you asked earlier, we own end-to-end staff, whether it is compute, storage or networking, we have our own IP around it. So we can really create that security across the platform. And then we are not trying to kind of create an island for customers where you have to go towards the proprietary solution because that's totally against the old cloud model then. So that's why we partner with Microsoft, we have partnership VMware, we have partner with Nutanix and then other networking players also, but that kind of helps our clients to get the best-of-the-breed solution, the software on a best-of-the-breed infrastructure. Where do you see data privacy right now?  I mean, there's so many questions and we're still really a society wrestling with all of this. How does Lenovo approach this? And you talked about the mindset. So from a piracy perspective, if you see that, I mean, we have a very strict policy around the security and what do you call the real, the sanity of the infrastructure itself. So we do unique things inside our infrastructure itself. We control our infrastructure lineup, the manufacturing and everything. We have certain features enabled, which are default, like IPv6, for instance, right? It won't let a server go in a default, in a mode where it can be compromised in any way. We bring that into our software stack all the way from the firmware. So those kind of things are helping us kind of drive and maintain that piracy machine. So Julian, Lenovo of course has a long history partnering both Intel and with Microsoft. When I look at the first generation of Azure Stack, there's not a lot of feature differentiation, at least it did. Microsoft says this is the configuration you're going to offer, kind of lock it in. So why Lenovo in your mind? Because there's another three companies, two of which have more market share and other positions. So what led you down the path of Lenovo? For me, it was very much the history that Lenovo and the Lenovo team that they inherited from IBM have got. They led the way when virtualization first came out. I remember when the 440 was released back in 2001, 2002, something like that. People didn't understand why it was being built because they were ahead of the game. They could see that virtualization has come in. And I think Lenovo has the edge from just a capabilities perspective. The X-Clarity tool is, I think it's the best management tool that's out there right now. And reliability, I've been using their technology for a very long time now in all its forms. And you can see why they're number one because they genuinely hardly ever, literally I can hardly think of in the last six years, we've probably replaced a couple of spinning disks. That's about it. It really is that reliable actually. So, Julian, I want to get your input. You've been looking at the Azure Stack here. Azure Packs existed for a while. We've been talking about Azure Stack for a couple of years. This will be a 1.0 release. Yep. What does it mean for your business and your customers? And how much do you feel, are there things that you're looking at beyond the 1.0 that will expand it even further? Yeah, clearly on the first version, it's not going to have every single feature that you want it to have. But it will have a lot of the things that our clients are calling for right now. And I'm speaking to them right now. And they're prepared to wait for the extra features to come along. Because right now they can't get any of it. So we're giving them a big chunk of it and they will take the extra features as they come along. As to the point you mentioned a little bit earlier about, you know, it is what we're given. That's true. But people want it to be exactly the same as the one in the, you know, the big one. So we don't care that it's not exactly the same. That said, it will be deployed alongside our standard infrastructure serving offering, which is what we call Cloud Core. And that is, again, it's all in OVO equipment, not just the Azure Stack. And, you know, we've been, we're 100% flash. We guarantee any workload. We do things very, very slightly differently in a lot of cases. And you combine these two technologies because clearly the Azure Stack does stuff that Cloud Core doesn't, and Cloud Core can do stuff that Azure doesn't do.  And of course, they're right next to each other running at super high speeds and not different clouds going across, you know, much slower with higher latency links. So lots of, lots of positive stuff. And Chaker, from your standpoint in product development, you know, what excites you the most about Azure Stack and, you know, what your customers expect today and what features we see in the future from Lenovo? You know, you asked a question earlier that, you know, that is fixed and is that a constraint? Actually, in my view, I feel that other than minor tweaks, customers actually don't want a lot of variations because that actually simplifies their environment, right? And they want to make sure, because today there's a lot of overhead management. So what my group is really focused on is not about so much on what the infrastructure layer is, but more about what the end-to-end solution is. And not just from, you know, a point product, but how the customers are consuming their entire lifecycle of it, right? So all the way from when they start thinking about Azure Stack, for instance, how do you make sure that what kind of data is right on Azure and what is not? How do you make sure that, how much of Azure do they really need? How do they make sure that, you know, it's, you know, ordered and shipped promptly and then they can deploy it? And by the way, once you deploy it, how am I going to maintain it, right? So our on-site professionals go and train them. And then once you have it deployed, how do I do ongoing management? I'm going to have issues. Who's going to help me? Because this is now built with multiple things. So we think of all those end-to-end consumption and that's what the whole motivation around Think Agile is, to make all of that simplified for our clients. All the way from deployment to support the management, things like that. Yeah, I mean, a great point on the consistency because if you ask any customer, what version of Azure are you running? They'll laugh at you because Microsoft takes care of that. Exactly. And you would want, in the customer, the colleague's environment, it to be similar. Yeah. So for us, the fact that they're actually going to come and commission it for us, it's one less thing I have to organize. I have to resource. Literally, the rack turns up. They do the commission and give us two cables to plug into our core switches and away we go. So the time to delivery is far quicker for us. And as we want to roll these out quite quickly around the globe with everything else that we're up to at the moment, that's another massive plus for us. So we actually like the fact that it's coming in this set form. And these guys are going to look after it for us at that lower level. And we're operating and running it with our clients. And that, again, is a huge benefit for us. Julian Shekar, thank you so much for joining us. So it's been a pleasure. Thank you. I'm Rebecca Knight for Stu Miniman. We will have more from Lenovo Transform after this.


My name is Josh Dalitsky. I work at a company called Chain Guard. Come visit us in the booth area. We have socks and other things. Saje could not make it here today, but we have a fantastic video of him doing a fantastic demo. I encourage you to watch it while it's happening, and it's going to be a great presentation. We're going to talk today about OCI, which is something that I have found myself entangled in in the last several years. We're going to talk about this. How do you connect different things inside of a registry? If you're in this space or if you're in this talk right now, in this room, you probably know that people have been putting things into registries in questionable ways. That's an issue because tooling doesn't know how to work with that. It's really a two-part issue. One is what I just said. How do you get a list of these things that point to an image? I'll say the word S-bombs. How do you find out, basically, given an image, what are the S-bombs that point to it, signatures, or anything else? You should be able to attach any type of metadata without modifying the digest of an image, because that's what makes container registries secure and lets you know that nothing has been tampered with. Always use digests. Exactly, how are we going to get this list? The second part of that question is, it's implied of people are putting these things in here, but how do you actually do that? How are you supposed to do that in a way that has been blessed by the open container initiative? It's like the recommended approach because there's been a few different ways, and some are trying to change the system, and some of them are trying to work with the existing system, and certain registries don't have all the features, and you'll find flags on tools like Cosine that help you work around these issues. It's not a sustainable thing, so that's the problem, but it's a problem that has two parts. One is, how do we actually do that, but how do we actually do that with the community? For the people here who have worked in open source, you know that the harder part is working with people. Anyone can write an amazing API and an amazing tool, but how do you get people to agree on it? We broke down this talk into two parts with the speakers, so I'll be talking about number two, because to me that's actually the interesting thing here. If you want to step out and get a coffee and come back in about 10 minutes, you can see the code and that's when Saje will appear on the screen then. A lot of people are acutely aware of issues in OCI, but it really helps to paint a picture of why OCI is the way that it is. There's things to which I do not have the context, but there's several people in the OCI community who have been around for several years, from the beginning really, and they still attend the calls, and every time you bring up, well, what's going on here? They kind of all just kind of rub their heads, and it comes down to the reason OCI exists is so people wouldn't sue each other. It really is. I mean like Docker was doing things, CoreOS was doing things, and something happened where someone needed some legal something, and so then the OCI existed, and we codified all the things that Docker did to make it an open standard, and so it wasn't just Docker that gets to write the rules for how containers work. The tooling there at that time was Docker and Rocket, if you're familiar with it, if you remember Rocket. But yeah, 2015, and this predates really my involvement in any container-ing open source. It was formed. 2018, the registry, like the Docker registry, if you are familiar with that project, it's called Distribution. It's a CNCF project now. That was then turned into a spec in 2018, and that's a little bit after that is around the time that I got involved in this. So I kind of come into this, and I'm really confused why it's very slow, but it really helps to understand that it was kind of a thing put down, like a stake in the ground like, okay, we agree here, now don't do anything, but I want to do things. And also, this is a really important piece of the Kubernetes puzzle. It's kind of taken for granted that the way that a container is run, or referenced, and all these different things in Kubernetes, it just kind of works, and Amazon, and Google, and Microsoft, and now GitHub, and all these places have these registries, and it just works. It's really actually one of the pieces in technology that it really is ubiquitous and works well. So kind of a lot of the reasons why people don't like to move things is because, like, why would you break it, or why would you fix it if it ain't broken? And then also, there's competition. There's quite a bit of, and I don't think this is specific to OCI, but kind of, maybe. You know, it's like, I didn't come up with the solution, so, like, that's not really that great, and actually look at this thing that I did, and I have this blog post, you should read it, and that doesn't really help because, you know, we're trying to make changes that will, you know, help do these things, and there's, you know, supply chain security now, and we really got to, like, we really do have to do something, and you don't want the OCI to go away because it does have a good core set of things. The other thing is that even if you don't codify it, things end up doing this anyway. So, you know, these three tools, Scopio, ORS, and Cosine, in varying degrees and different ways, they have the ability to kind of either publish non-container things to a registry or attach them together, and then these things get used by ecosystem tools. So a great example is Homebrew. They actually, like, when you do brew install something from the official TAP or whatever it is called, it's actually going to GitHub's registry and downloading a foe image. So, like, this is already happening, and it's not, it's like kind of exploding, and we got to kind of figure out what's the proper way to do this. One note on Cosine, and I only bring it up because it was mentioned in the talk description, is that Cosine is like a fantastic tool and it has solved all these problems, but really it's doing a hack on the current OCI specs. And, of course, like, if the image on the right is like from a GitHub registry page where you've pushed a bunch of signatures, you end up with these bizarrely named, you know, tags, and tags were not really meant for this purpose, but it works, and it works well, but now when you list your tags, you have thousands of tags, and that's like, that's not, like, I'm not sure someone could look at that and say that that was the right approach to this. So, there's, if you want to go on GitHub and read the series of historical content of why this all happened, you can, I don't recommend it, but at some point in time there was conversations and discussions and suggestions, and the TOB of OCI decided, let's do a working group to finally fix this because there's camps over here that want to do this way, camps that want to do this way. So, with the help of Linux Foundation's legal team, they, you know, put the right words into the charter, which remember was really created to prevent people from suing each other, so like we want to still prevent that, and so they helped, you know, organize us to be able to do this, and then, so that was, let me see, from May to August this thing was open and people are asking, you know, should the wording be like this and should the wording be like this and it's still moving slow, and then finally in November, Steve, who's from Microsoft, suggests now that the thing has been merged to open up the working group, and that happened, that was in December, and then I started working at Chain Guard in January and working on this project. So, from there, we opened up a doodle poll and said, what are the good times for everybody? We found out Tuesdays at 1 p.m. or something was the time, and then we ended up on a Zoom call and we were kind of like, what do I do here now? And Lachlan, who's from Microsoft, had a fantastic idea where on the call we all sit down and we say, what do I think I'm here to do right now? And we wrote these down and we finally came to consensus on what we're here to do, and that was that first slide, which is propose how to describe inquiry relationships between objects stored in an OCI registry. So, okay, so we have that, and then now we have a lot of people with a lot of great ideas, a lot of people with fully complete ideas, some people with half-baked ideas. And you can't just get on Zoom calls and just talk, right, for one hour a week and expect for something to happen. So I had this idea, and the group was pretty enthusiastically supportive of this, which was create a markdown template for how I will propose how to do this.  I'm just gonna make sure that it meets this template so that when I'm visually looking between the different proposals, I know how to get the context for how they differ in these different ways. So short description, long description, links to existing blogs or anything that talks about this, and then at the bottom there you can kind of see this is what changes in the JSON and this is what changes in the HTTP API. So that worked out pretty well, and within a few weeks we had four proposals on the table, and they were all kind of similar with the exception of D, which was like, let's just do cosine. And people, like, obviously that was, it wasn't like, you know, it was a legitimate proposal, but obviously we formed the working group so that's not what we're gonna do. But cosine did do things in an interesting way, you know, it's working so maybe don't try to break it, but again, there's a reason we're here. After that we were kind of like, you know, there are parts of all of these that we like, and they're actually pretty similar, so let's combine them. And a big shout out to Brandon Mitchell, who first of all just did a lot in this group, but put together this, a combination of all of them kind of took the best of it. And then we were ready to go, and it was, we were celebrating, we were poppin' champagne, actually not yet, but so we decided we were gonna do E, and then all of a sudden, kind of out of the woods comes proposal F, which is sort of like, also don't do anything, but like, abuse OCI in a different way, and there was value to that, and it had support from the Docker team, and so we were kind of like in this, like kind of, we were kind of like, we thought we had it down, and then it got to this one, and we're all kind of looking around the room like, oh come on, now we're here again. So we came up with this idea where you will vote on, we're just gonna say, okay, E or F, and we'll just do democracy, and people thought that would be abused and make a bod, and I'd vote for it, it just never happened, people were pretty cooperative with this, and so we open up an issue and say, hey, put a thumbs up on this one, if you want E, thumbs up on this one for F, and E ended up having majority of support, so finally we got to that point, and from there, this is, it was kind of like, all right, we have the proposal, but how do we get this in a form that we can give it to OCI? One of the other things that we did is we created an organization called OCI Playground, no one has sued us for this yet, but basically we gave admin to anyone who was involved in the working group, and we just over the course of two months staged these PRs and did PRs in the fork to come up with what we would finally submit to the OCI main branch, and those were opened on August 9th, and I will cliff hang it, and you will wonder if that worked out or not. And now, Saje. Hello, everyone. I am Saje Anthony, an engineering manager on the Azure Container Registry Team and an OCI ImageSpec maintainer. Hold on, I want to do him justice, so let me figure out how to full screen. First of all, thank you to the community for making this happen. As Josh mentioned, the working group was tasked with finding a way in which we could store things related to image, like an S-bomb or a signature, and also defining a way in which we could consistently access these from different clients and services. We had gathered a lot of feedback, and it was the collaboration from the different community members that made this possible. Before I jump into the specification details, I would like to thank Brandon Mitchell, who had created the initial set of diagrams that were used during the calls to kind of like even talk through them, and I'm basing my content on that. And now let's jump into the specification details. Let's start with a tag. A tag or a reference to an image typically points to an image manifest or an image index. The index is a collection of manifests of different platforms, and whereas the image manifest itself is a definition of what an image is. It encapsulates things like layers and the config of that image. We needed a way in which we could define another type that would be used to store things like an S-bomb or a signature related to an image but not an image. And for that, we ended up specifying the artifact manifest. In the artifact manifest, there's a field called a subject that points to that specific image if you want to think about it, and that is what we refer to as a subject, which is the descriptor of the image to which it is related. There's an artifact type in that, and that field can be used by clients to kind of infer the contents of that artifact, which might be stored in its blobs collection and stored similar like layers. One more point I would like to mention is that the image also has a notion of a subject field now as part of the changes that enable a very similar way of storing these relations, and I'll talk to more about that in the fallback part of the specification. So now let's see this in action. First of all, we need to run a registry that is capable of understanding these new types and these new APIs. So in OCI Playground, we have an image that can be used to start playing with this. So I'll run this image on port 5000 and this image can be accessed from GHCR in the OCI Playground repo called registry. Let's copy an OCI image into this registry. I'm using a client called ORAS to do that. I have a test image here, and I copy it into our running registry with the following name. This image now, as you can see, has this digest which starts with 34B7, and to this image now I want to attach an artifact. You can use the OCI manifest on the registry API statically, but to show that I'm just using the client called ORAS that would use to create this new artifact manifest and attach a cat picture to this one for now. Use the attach command. Specify that I want to attach it to this image. Specify the artifact type and the file that I want here, and it's type. As you can see to this tag, we have now attached this manifest. Let's take a look at what this manifest is. I access this repository and say that I want to access this manifest of this specific digest. We see that this is an OCI manifest an artifact manifest, and it has the blobs that we defined and the subject of that specific 34B7 Hello World tag that we had used. Let's recap. We have an image, the artifact associated with the image, and we create a link using the OCI artifact manifest and we attach them using the subject property. We could go ahead and attach more and more of these to that specific image, but now the next interesting question is how do we actually access these things that are attached to that digest? For that, the distribution spec has a new API called the reference API. You can think of it as an API in which you can vary for relationships to that specific digest. You can ask it, give me all the reference for the image Hello World latest using its digest against this API. The API will give you a response of these are all the manifests that have been linked to that specific digest manifest. You can see that it follows the specification of the image index, and this is important because as you would see in the fallback the same similar specification or the index objects is used to link the objects as well. If you pay attention to it, it stores an image manifest and an artifact manifest and the response would actually enable us to link different types of artifacts together. Let's see the API in action now. I have the subject here which is my Hello World latest image. What I want to do is go ahead and query the registry. I access the V2 API which is the base of the registry and specify the repository. I say reference for that specific digest. You can see that I get an image index with the manifest of the OCR artifact and it has an artifact type that was specified here. Let's go ahead and attach another artifact to that. Same image, a different artifact type this time and let's go ahead and attach another text file to that. Now you have another manifest that was created. If I go ahead and query the reference API this time I see that there are two manifests and so as you keep attaching more and more content, this API will return you all the linked artifacts of that Hello World latest manifest. Now, for making sure that you don't get everything, the specification also supports introducing a filtering of that specific artifact type. You can ask it, show me only the signatures or show me only the artifacts that are of this specific type. And pagination is by a standard link header as well. Now let's get to how do you use this today. As you probably know, there aren't registries there that kind of support this, but our hope is that we will see more and more of them come out in the new future. But to be able to use a part of the specification as it is today, we have the fallback defined as well. A couple of things that we want to keep in mind is the fallback has to use an image manifest for achieving similar results. And as I spoke before the reference response is a dynamically generated index instead we depend on a statically client created index for this. Let's see that in action now. So for that, let's run a registry on the same port. And at this time I'm going to use one that does not have the OCI artifact support and I can use the registry image from Docker Hub because it's a standard distribution image. Let's go ahead and copy an OCI image as we did before. Keep in mind that this registry does not have support for the new OCI artifact manifest or the reference manifest. The fallback specification describes how we can use an image manifest to construct an artifact and push that to the registry. And it also talks about how you can use a digest tag that would describe a response very similar to the reference API. Now for this I'm going to be using a client called RedCTL that has support for this fallback part of the specification. So for what I can do is I can now push an artifact that has the subject which is the image that we just copied and the artifact type is as we did before and here let's go ahead and attach the cat picture. Now let's look at how the tags of this repository have changed. You can see that there are two tags, the latest and a digest tag. And if you look at the digest tag it's pretty much the digest of the image that we had copy. So let's now go ahead and view the manifest that is described by this digest tag. You can see that this digest tag stores an image index which is very similar to how the reference API stores it and it has a manifest which we have just created and it is an image manifest instead of an OCI artifact manifest. And let's go ahead and see the contents of what this artifact is here. As you can see this is an image manifest it has a config media type that maps to the artifact type that we specified. It's got the layers of the cat picture and the subject is the subject of the image that we had initially copied. So you can see that even though the registry does not have the support of the reference API, you can use a digest tag to formulate a manifest and it should be very similar to how the reference API should function. And this can be done all on the client side today. Just to see how this changes when you attach another manifest, let's do that. Let's use the same subject, a new artifact type and this time I'm going to attach the text file we attached similarly. And if we were to look at the tags, we see that we still only have the single digest tag. So each time an artifact is attached, it doesn't change the digest tag because the image manifest digest is the same. What we can do is look at the manifest that now what this digest tag points to. And now we can see that there are two manifests in this digest tag. So very similar to how the reference would actually return all the attached manifest, we can clearly see that the clients can formulate a very similar index and push them today. I think the community would benefit from others looking at the specification, giving us feedback. We're very grateful for all the contributors to making this happen and with more feedback, I hope that we can make this even better. I also hope that we see operators rolling this out so that the manifest API and the reference API can be used to attach more things and achieve more things in the supply chain security world as well. And it helps the community adopt the registry as a standard model of storage as well. And with that I want to thank everybody for the contributions that you've made and hope we see this improve over time. I would like to hand it back to you, Josh. Thank you. Thank you, Saje. So we left with the cliffhanger of we put months and months and months of effort into this but there was never kind of a guarantee that OCI was going to accept it and I'm happy to announce today that we did it. So our changes were merged. Yes. Let's hear it for OCI. Yeah, so our changes were accepted. And yeah, so basically all we have left to do is cut the 1.1 release. We're kind of working out a few we're changing words here and there. We want to get conformance tests to be to let you know which registry support this new stuff. We want other CNCF projects. So if you're a maintainer on one of these projects, please please talk with OCI. We somehow have our own Slack and we'd love to help you on board with that. And also just this was kind of it felt monumental to us even though we added just one API endpoint. So thank you to everyone. I know there's several of you in the room today and just it really means a lot to see this kind of all come together after many, many actually several years of kind of arguing online about this. And thank you for being here today and this link here is the demo that Saje gave. You can just run those forks of Aura and regctl in a container and you can try out the exact thing of the demo. And with that I strategically left no time for questions and thank you.


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Oh watch guys you got you guys gonna see like how I'm gonna maneuver around the electronic whisk Yeah, you know we we be inventing our own stuff So I think my grandfather cuz he taught me if you don't have it make use of what you have so we don't make use of what we Have watch growing up in the hood be like not just growing up with country people We make oh Baby, you left them Vegan right look at this. This is a lot. Yeah, you're one bite away from a heart attack. No, don't be saying that What's nice? All right next is one cup of sugar Sugar I want to pour it use a splenda. I want to pour it. Okay. You can pour it But let them see what you're doing. Oh, yeah, I'll pour it. Oh, that's a bunch of chunks in here Yeah, that's a splenda for you. It ain't real shook. No, you can you can smell it What is it smelling sweet? Don't one cup. Yeah, all right Just fill it up to the top pretty much. I will fill it up to the top wait wait. Why? That's not to the top All right, there we go. All right, let me see there we go Is it to the line? So guys I recently found out and I didn't even tell you this But if you ingest a lot of sugar in your body you pee a lot more and I'm not gonna lie It makes a lot of sense It makes a lot of I was about to put this in the fridge. All right, so the next thing you can taste it. I'm not crazy You can taste it You know you can taste the sweetness.  Oh my god It's good. Yeah I'm crazy. I know you I was looking at me like I'm crazy Good. All right. Next one is one large egg specifically. I know what's on a crack. It's everything right here Don't get the shell in there You want a shell in there? No, I can arrange that Okay, that was very nice Right, that is right. All right now go get a table spoon table spoon I got you because we're gonna do two tablespoons of the vanilla extract. I'm sure it's table and not tea No, it's two tablespoons. It's a TBS. All right. That's a channel on TV TBS, right? Where's that PBS? That's PBS baby PBS kids. I used to watch that. Oh Isn't that what Arthur was on? Man, I grew up watching the history channel. That's why I'm so smart And then the next thing it says is to Two cups of flour pour it up. Two cups of flour. I'll give you two cups of flour Guys when we have kids, this is gonna be so much more fun You understand when we have kids like I'm gonna be like the best dad ever of course you are Like I'm gonna be like dressing up in like two twos and stuff like if we have girls And if we have a son I'm gonna teach him like how to do burnouts I like the agent. Let us know what you guys think we're gonna have because personally I think that I'm a girl mom Just because I grew up raising like I helped raise a whole bunch of girls in my family.  I'll get it Babe, I was cleaning your thigh. What what is the issue? All right, so you need one more actually because this old flower, so you need to use more than what all right Well, you might as well just like for the whole thing. All right, cool There we go. All right, cool guys one thing if you guys don't know is that I like to clean I like to clean as I go. Mm-hmm. This way you don't have to clean anything. This is very true Okay, so now for the moment of hold up. No, bro. I thought I was joking. Oh, it's too small Boss No, give me a fork a fork. Give me a fork that I'm dead serious. Oh my goodness. What are you doing, bro? I'm gonna we're not about to sit here for like three hours Like give me yeah a big four Why is it not good oh my god, bro, what is the point of having these utensils you can't even use them All right, maybe we're gonna have to just do it like this. I'm gonna look for something There's gotta be something here Gather's no way. We have to like smash the butter, bro. How don't we You know how excited I was to put the whisk in here and just Oh my god, there's gotta be something bro.  What's it up? I try to find something. Well, I can't the butter is hard Oh, and it didn't say to soften the butter either because you know Yeah, I don't think you're supposed to Bro, we don't have any other I think he's panicking guys.  Wait, where's the Watch out. This is for our blender Babe, no, no, no, no. What is the issue? No, that's blades. Don't play with that No, babe. Oh my god. What's your point? Oh my god. It's gonna blend it. Why do that? I'll put it in the blender. No, we gotta clean the blender. Look at this. This is easy By everywhere be careful Bro, it it yeah, it's gonna fly this butter is mad hard. Okay, so it's not gonna work Let's just put it in the blender. You mean it's somehow just dirty this for no reason. Um, no, that has to go in the blender anyway Oh my god, you should have just told me that Guys, we have like three blenders. So excuse me from trying to find out which one we're gonna use Babe, we have literally one blender. What are you talking about? All right? Well, the thing is in there It's in here. I washed it. It's okay We'll be right back when we get this together All right, guys. So after our technical difficulties, look how amazing our dough came out Bro, my drill would have been way better than this. No, it wouldn't have been bro It did the same thing that the drill was doing Man, I don't have to say myself and it's finished in like probably I would say what two minutes Mass not even probably like a minute. All right, so let's take this out. Oh, what that is difficult She thick god Dean bro Be careful. What is this? Is it just supposed to you're just supposed to pull out? Yes Careful Guys, I say I like get so into things that he ends up like hurting himself Babe, oh This what happens when you try to get meant to do things Baking isn't for us. See I knew it work. I think that's too thick too thick But don't put it on the pan yet. Where am I putting it? We have to like put it back in there to form the circles Why don't we just put it in a bowl or something and just pick from the bowl? Hey, why not just leave it in here? All right, so scrape all that off. I'm gonna scrape it. Oh, yeah Oh, I'm so excited. Wait, what if these come out really good? Come out good. So far we're on a roll Yeah, you think so after all these technical difficulties Man, you got to go through the downs to get to the up That's right.  All right, so this looks pretty good I don't know if we can eat like raw cookie though I'm not gonna try it. I only do that with cake batter Ew What you're gonna sit here and say cake batter is nasty. Yes, you're crazy Which is crazy because like I don't like cake But I love cake batter flavor things. Yeah, that doesn't make any sense. It doesn't at all I don't know. I just feel like it's the Heaviness of cake that I don't like, you know what I mean? You know what bothers me too It doesn't it just doesn't sit well with me. Honestly, and I wish you would change it about yourself You don't like pancakes. Yeah, you should honestly that just grow up Pancakes I will make you gluten-free pancakes. No, like who decided let me make cake for breakfast Like that is so not nutritious at all. That's so un-American of you to say it probably is but Is that an American thing? Yeah, definitely. I think so. Is it really? Maybe. All right. Well, what do we do now? Um, now we just form them into little circles, I guess I'm gonna take off my wedding ring Yeah, let's take off our rings. We've been married for like I don't how long we've been married For I don't know when did I people always question that like oh, why do they have wedding rings on bro mind your business, bro We're not married, but we might as well be seriously. It's gonna get to that point though. Chill out. Are you ready? Yeah, I guess gross just like touching this But how big do we make them though? Um, not too big like kind of small actually Oh, wait, we need to add the sprinkles after I get my finger tainted You want red or green? Both. It's Christmas. I'm saying. What do you want to pour?  Yeah, that is what I said Wait, why does this one I have oh because it was on the spoon, duh. Yeah, you literally went like this All right, yeah, it falls on this is fun. Are you having fun babe?  I kind of like throw it at the wall right now. Why I don't know that's the child in me Don't do it So form it into a ball. Mm-hmm. We have to make them small so they like don't overly like Oh, how are you doing that? I don't know. It looks like a munchkin from Dunkin Donuts Oh, man, I want some munchkins from Dunkin Donuts right now Like why do you just look like that? Look at mine.  Why does it look like guys? He's ridiculous Why does mine look like that? It just looks like soggy.  What did I put on my hands that you form in these balls so nicely? Nothing that was better. Thank you. Thank you very much. You're welcome Okay, now what we try to fill that up as much as we can. I think we can only do that's gonna be a big one She literally put like a big blob on the corner. Yeah yours is bigger than that.  Yeah, like one big pancake. Yeah I don't think so. I think should we only just do one more and that's it It's just that you're making them like tall, you know what I mean? So they're gonna like well, baby I'm six four. What do you expect bro? Cut it out. Why you gonna have this point? We all know you could tell on camera Look how small you look I'm six four. I'm not all right. I'm not I'm lying. I'm not six four. I'm six two Anyway, yo, you hate to see me shine. I don't I don't all right Hold on. I'm gonna wash my hands and then we're gonna show them what that looks like. Okay And we're gonna pop it in the oven. All right y'all. So this is what the cookies look like. Oh, it's rolling No, they're rolling. Hold on.  Give me. Give me. All right Well, anyway, we got the oven preheated to 350 and we're about to put them in there and for how long? For only 12 minutes 12 minutes. We're gonna get them crispy Can you see how that one has so much more sprinkles? It does because I poured it directly on You want to do that? You want to put them directly on? Wait a ghost marty No, that's all right. Let's just put it like that. All right. So in the oven they go All right, so we'll see you guys in about um 12 minutes I'm low-key scared.  That's what that looks like.  It has to be the old flower Old flower. Yeah, it happens all the time. It doesn't rise. Show me this. What is this? Shit Brett, no get closer because they can't tell look at that. Yeah, we made pancakes You want me to take a thumbnail with that? That's supposed to be the cover of our video And you can tell which one you dumped the damn sprinkles on Yeah, so as you guys can see she's struggling over here to pick Let me see this thing. I'm just like guys scooping them up Look you see Janice it's not supposed to do this That was mine Well, it's split in half. Look guys. Do you see how thin this is? It's a pancake. It looks good though I literally do think it's the old flower next time. I'm just gonna. Oh my gosh Next time I'm just gonna endorse the gluten. Okay. You know what? Let's just go ahead and do a taste test right here because they keep falling apart. Okay. All right. You ready? Yeah Bro, let's do it. Three Two one They're really good though.  They're actually really good They just don't stay together Damn for gluten-free Some good stuff gluten-free. I'm technically kind of sugar-free. They're good. Mm-hmm Bro, one more piece breaks apart. That's a ten out of seven. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Need some milk I thought they were gonna be gross. All right, bro. We haven't had lunch I know guys if you hear something in the background, I'm air frying chicken tenders because we're like five We're eating cookies first and the chicken tenders and fries for lunch Bro, you just made me drop a chunk of cookie and then I'm eating it So what would you say? Do you think this was a success? I guess we just made it. We just made it barely sprouts The surface on me. Come on. We just made it But you know, it doesn't matter what's on the outside. It's what's on the inside that counts It tastes really good. It is crispy. They're just really thin.  All right guys, so that pretty much wraps it up for today's video If you guys want to see more baking challenges like this, what are you laughing at? Because imagine like we always suck When we bake cakes, when we bake anything, they always like come out really bad But I think this was a success only because it tastes good. It is and that is facts every time we try to bake something It's like it does it doesn't work. Yeah, it's just bad But what all that being said guys again, if you guys enjoyed today's video Make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button any other challenges of food wise baking wise Whatever, let us know down below in the comment section and it is now time for today's post notification shout out Today's post notification shout out goes out to joseph moella shout out to you bro Thank you so much for the love and support if you guys want a post notification shout out all you guys got to do is Like comment share subscribe and turn on your post notification bell So you know if I whenever we post a new video and with all that being said We will catch you in the next vlog's miss video