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Do I know you're weirdo you are 250 points random at the end everybody. Do you watch a American downhill? Yeah Some restaurant that has like kids meals for free.  They're like, yes Sam Donald showcase to 100 for the Niners Two other were two there were two in this pack. Whoa All right scorecard of Hickman for the Browns Zack Thomas out of that's awesome Dolphins Zack Thomas. I'm moving the kid reporters because it's that's like a Weird it's like a vintage stock finish so the cart like slips out of my hand. Oh Okay, Travis Kelsey gold zone to 50 chiefs That's right new Hall of Famer Zack Thomas. That's right Joe Kletko is in here Lamar Jackson. Oh, that's sick to 50 on the oh Men of autumn to 50 Lamar Jackson, I like that insert. That's cool. 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I think I'll pull one yesterday or went Wednesday. Yeah, I guess Tyree Wilson rookie scorecard for the Raiders All right, so what are we talking about tonight guys? What are we talking about? Well, we are with your music with the music Tim Anderson got punched in the face That scorecard Joe Thomas for the Browns Anyone buying NT spots? Rookie Otto Dorian Thompson Robinson for the Browns. That's a little more valuable than it was Maybe a few nights ago. I Need to go on YouTube Yes, yeah scorecard is hovered for the Panthers wait, so that was pre-season Like this coming week Got a Jalen Hyatt's on the draft insert for the Giants to 100 last pack of box to Nobody wants to talk. All right, we got to figure something out Donnie Planet Williams Giants scorecard. There's anything I know Donnie's good under pressure. No See you said definitely and see on release day be Wednesday Okay, well for the chair That was Sean's knee yesterday No, my I'm fine there. It's just Well, I guess that's your last day on the job then a red zone to 20 is Jimmy Ward diners Donnie's favorite eagle Eli Rick's on the rookie Otto I don't even know what he did Vaughn. I didn't get to see all I know is the Red Sox stunk it up Nah, no lenticular Showtime for the Vikings Dalvin cook Eagle Vikings Marvin Jones Jr. Red Zone at a 20 for the Jags Sup Nick this rather good day. It's the fondigs bills Showcase to 100 Niners Tylenol hofonga base auto. Oh, we also said chumbawumble was a great band name Yeah, we did because it is I got down I got up again. Oh, they seem this one Yeah, it's like their only song. I think it's not like literally but it's basically like the only one anybody knows Richard Sherman scorecard Story coming back. Oh God. He's rehabbing It's not gonna make a difference in the season, but Yeah, he's rehabbing Scorecard AJ Dillon Marvin Mims Broncos on the rookie auto Here we back at some point Scorecard is B. John Robinson. There you go Falcons Deontay Johnson scorecard Steelers Giants Jalen Hyatt on the rookie auto Solid break for the Giants numbered Hyatt and an auto of Hyatt Donnie's favorite hotel chain is Hyatt. I Don't think I've been the one Got Matthew scorecard for the Saints Tony Badger Well, they have different they have different like options Yeah, your favorite motel six. Yep, come on Donnie so cheap Gold Milano bills to 50. Yeah, Donnie actually Stays at a motel six every Tuesday night. Yeah, they know they know him as like Donnie Tuesdays Over at the motel six and uh, I don't even know where it would be a scorecard Jalen Jalen bill It's the Dolphins like I don't even know where in a motel in Orange City, Florida Holiday in like Changi Never heard the song of holiday in by Changi. Oh man, or maybe I have I don't know That song was a banger. All right early 2000s that song was a banger. Yeah, go play play right now Just like listen to it like a closer year so you can't hear on them the Mike scorecard LA Broncos Nolan Smith Eagles on the rookie auto Donnie's second favorite player behind Eli ricks. Oh 20 days is one of his best Gotcha Matthew Ajay P Ryan on the gold zone to 50 for the Bengals Miles Murphy scorecard for the Bengals Sub bears fan. Yeah, we've got a ton of we've got a few more breaks here and a ton of person's already ordered if you order now It'll go sometime tomorrow morning Scorecard Zach Thomas for the Dolphins John meets you the third auto for the Texans All right scorecard Woodson Raiders But typically bears fan will have set times for group breaks and personals Um, we've got group breaks for another I would say hour and a half or so And then a little over hour and a half that'll do personals until about 2 a.m. And that'll be it But 10 a.m. Eastern. We start ripping personals again Scorecard chargers Herbert Israel abanaconda jets on the rookie auto. You got a bears fan Rashad white buccaneers gold zone out of 50 God, um Stetson Bennett Ram scorecard followed by a and Isaiah Hodgins giants auto All right, Donnie the band name is the cranberries. I've heard of them. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know the songs they sing by Well, they're great bands. Okay Well, what's what do you rate? What do you grade the name? That's pretty good actually christian mccaffrey Showcase to 100. I was gonna give it a B What about the band uh cilantro? I don't even know if that's a band. I'm just saying things now. There probably is. I went there probably is a band named cilantro They probably have like 18 Grammys to 100 is a showcase the franchise tj watt steelers 18 Grammys and only three songs Best verse best second verse Best guitar riff yeah a bunch of bunch of nonsense Do you guys know donnie started a uh a band do you guys? Maybe my cousin who is one too Donnie the band name is lil dawn and the east side boys We're pretty good.  Got a scorecard I don't know how they're so bad at running bases and like playing defense. It's like terrible javonte williams scorecard broncos Band name texas hippie coalition Saw a band name. That's pretty good roshan johnson rickie auto bears Texas hippie coalition. Yeah, that's that's that's that'd be like an a a minus I go from a to a minus because texas texas thinks That whole state dude I'm just kidding Only most of it Does that make people feel better you think? Showcase demo to 100 Niners. I mean it is home of the cowboy so it does make it pretty bad Although we're just throwing rocks from a glass house because we live in florida So It's no better It might be a little better Well, yeah, we have galaxy's edge. It's out of disney Michael mayer that's a cool one a draft insert to 50 for the raiders. What about my chemical romance? You think uh, that's a good band name Yeah That's a pretty good one not not quite a tier but It's up there texas does have luka. That's true. That's true See tool and concert in the opening band was Melt banana They were terrible melt banana Yeah, tyron matthew showcase to 100 I don't like love that. I'll send us some metal. Oh, did you ever grade deftones that that band name? Yeah, I gave it like a b-plus or a b Aaron donald the 50 gold for the rams It's pretty solid That's a great band deftones is fire Uh, red jumpsuit. I don't Red jumpsuit apparatus the band name. I'd give it like a c-minus. I was gonna say c-plus on red jumpsuit apparatus I don't know what it is, but It does not it's not pleasing to the ear jayden reed And yet you gave it a plus Is a c-plus. Yeah, I still gave it a plus Marvin jones jr to 50 gold auto for the jaguars tangerine dream All right, donnie. What about hannah montana? What would you uh, we're talked about that already said I'd rate it like a b-plus Yeah, I like the I like the rhyming on hannah montana rhymes if that was like an actual band I'd be like I'd listen to that band showcase kendre miller. Yeah, of course saints Rhyming already puts your band up a lot of green rhyming works Alliteration works and playing on words works as well. Yeah Like that's why I like the white stripes a little more than you.  I said that one. I like the creativity, but too many syllables b-minus Uh scorecard dosa knocks bills. It's way it's way too much to say Quentin johnston nice to 50 rookie gold zone auto chargers on the uh first rounder there What do you say? What did you say about popper oach? You gave it a b-plus or something? Yeah, I ranked it pretty popper oach b-plus. Cooper cup is a score a scorecard for the ramps He is not a scorecard that is a scorecard rookie auto gold jaden reed, dude Nice box here. Yeah, jane reed packers rookie auto. Yeah, michael growman's a solid band name Blinkin 82 is a pretty bad band name, but a great band Yeah Some 41 is like the same lines of uh blinkin 82 just not not pretty pretty good band Just not a good band name. All right band name black eyed peas The name not the bands or the group the group I should say Agnew jags scorecard Yeah, some foods work some foods don't I guess I don't know man Guy gabriel davis showcased 100 for the bills.  I got him when I was three my aunt Red labs and yeah, she named him steely dan a scorecard single terry texans So that's why it's a plus band name Pink leather couch is a band name. That's kind of a cool name. I like that one. I'm gonna give that a an a minus I think pink leather couch What's up? Exits Devin, I don't know. Yeah, I must have missed that I guess james kook is definitely starting then There you go panthers jonathan mingo rookie showcase out of 100 Andres iosivas ricciotto for the bangles What motion see you sound right Uh See I think it was we haven't listed do it. Yeah, it's pretty cool. No, congrats on that One of one erin jonathan's gemstone. Nice. Yeah, that's the that's what they're called To 35 is a artist proof woods and raiders dance called gem masters. Oh the way you get the gem Yeah, all right. What about outcast? Not a there are rap groups. So I guess it's Kind of like a band. It's a musical assembly of like people. Is that not like a band, right george kiddle Either way outcast is like a solid like yeah outcast b-plus. I would say Uh george kiddle scorecard Beastie boys beastie boys is an interesting one. I feel like that's going to be all over the place We have that earlier Avenged sevenfold. I think I gave an a-minus or a b-plus Been simple this good It's a good band name Russell cage or russel gauge not russel cage russel gauge g-g-g-gage Today junia Kendry Miller saints on the rookie artist proof auto to 35 a lot of numbered autos in this Second six boxer of the night There we go. Oh, yeah, I think we have everyone in chat that wasn't here for that Yeah, it's like redoing it now. Yeah The same conversation pearl jam is a good band name I actually I give that one like a b. I get the one like a b great bands just What about ram jam ram jam?  I think it's our b pearl jam Yeah, no, I don't have to be the same Not on my list on your list. You can do whatever you want This is all opinion No facts. Yeah, that's why soggy bottom boys is an a-plus Zach martin gold to 50 king gizzard and the lizard wizard is is an a Zach martin gold to 50 and then alec pierce colt's second-year auto That's gotta do it for the break nose pickers. That's that's like that's like an a-minus. I would say that's pretty good All right points random. They'll do a quick auto recap Do you think rush would be a uh, if they would just change their name the Tom Sawyer if it would have been better than ruck Oh No One points card 250 To all spots in the break. Good luck. We'll go four times There was a top gets it one two three and four Colts Is all this the autos? Yeah uh alec pierce michael vick kendre miller Andrey yosefosh jane reid Quentin johnston marvin jones jr. Roshan johnson azea hajans israel abanaconda john michi the third nullan smith jalen hyatt's Marvin mim's talanola hofunga elia ricks doryan thompson robinson tijae spears romeo dobbs drew sanders zack thomas is a cool one jake hainer and paris johnson jr Thanks again, everybody. Moving on to more football


Okay. I want to talk today about how we approached the topic of the virtual file system in G-Node. So it's not an academic talk, it's just an experience report what we did and what was our experiences. So, and the talk has four parts. I first want to give a motivation. Why did we took at this topic? Why have you had to look at the virtual file system? Because it's not so natural to take this task in a micro-connist system that is structured like G-Node. So, and the second part I will give the first steps we did and how the system evolved. And in the third part I will describe our current state of the implementation and what we can do with the virtual file system in G-Node. And in the end I will give an outlook and present some ideas how to go on. So, and the starting point for us with our G-Node system was if we implement an operating system, it does not make any sense, it's not of much use if we don't have applications on top of it. We want to use our known applications from the system we came from, it was mostly Linux. And we also want to have our beloved tools in the shell and interact with the system in a normal way. So, how could we come to this state that we have the applications on top of the operating system? So, and the key element is to use open source applications so we can just look at the code, tweak it in some places and port it on top of the G-Node system. And later on we could also have a more detailed look into the components, analyze them and do some security-oriented decomposition of the system of the applications and colonelize some sensitive parts out of complex big applications that should hold all security properties. But the big but is that it's not very appealing to look at really complex components. So, one complex component many people are using is the Thunderbird mail client and it's really complex in its source code itself and it's also using very complex libraries and who wants to look at this source code and try to decompose it. You just want to use it as it is and then try to build a secure system around it and make it better in that way. So, the observation was that these traditional applications that don't get really ported to G-Node get decomposed into smaller components, these traditional applications will prevail, they will always be around. So, now we have this situation that we have the genome system which has a system structure that is very different from the original POSIX environment. So, what does it mean that the application runs in a POSIX environment? What are the requirements? So, we had to look at it and analyze that one first big property of the system that must always be there is that the application has a fairly global view on the resources of the system. You'll always expect that there is a global tree of directories and fires where the resources of the system can be accessed and those resources are also very different in nature. It's not only the data on the storage, the fires we know of like pictures or emails, it's also configuration data that is in fires and to some extent also hardware peripherals are accessed via fires. And even the graphic user interface is based on the file-based access to its resources and additional points were that all those applications know of the POSIX world in the sense of there is only traditional access control. Not that there are administrative tools that change access to resources but also that they try to be robust if the user does something that's not expected like assessing a file with writing to a file that has only permissions. And also these applications need a C or C++ runtime. The C library is the basic layer that's below almost all applications in a POSIX system. And what we also saw at this time was that the POSIX library is really huge. So it cannot be grasped easily in its entireness and on the other hand the applications are only using a small share. So we had someone somehow to identify what is used by the applications from the system API so that they can be ported on top of the genome system. So the genome system on the other hand is very different and that comes down to three points. It's microkernel-based. It's very different from a monolithic system so the microkernel does not provide any abstractions that are not needed. So we have no file system in the kernel. The genome system is also capability-based which means mostly that we don't have a global namespace. As I said before for the POSIX applications they depend on the global view, on the resources that are used. We don't have that in the genome system. We don't want that in the genome system because of the security considerations you have to take if you introduce a global view on the resources. In the capability-based system like genodes we also have fine-grained access control. We have object capabilities that can be delegated to components in a very fine-grained way. We not only have files with permissions, it's more like an evolving system if the access permissions are delegated to the system. The third point is that genode is a component-based system. And with genode we want to keep up this notion of components. Components should not be too complex. It should be software applications or services that can be analyzed if they hold up their security properties and if they do their job like they expected to do. And although these components in the genome system can be combined, how the use case needs it. So a router implementation needs very different system structure than a PC like I'm using here for the talk. And so we want to provide a system where the system integrator can put the brakes of the system and plug them together and have a system that only does what is needed for the use case. And in the end it's always the system, the software complexity that introduces bugs and also security holes into the system. And so we think it's important to keep the software complexity as low as possible. And then comparing those two systems, the original POSIC environment and also the genome system, it sounds like a viable approach to just take the POSIC application and put it in a sandbox. So the coarse grained kind of sandbox could be a kind of virtual machine or a para-virtualized system, but there are also other means like we did. We just approached the, we took the approach to customize the C-Library. We take the application on top of the genome system and try to recompile it with a customized C-Library. So that's not everything that does not fulfill any requirement application has. We also need some more elements of a runtime environment and one element is the virtual file system. So the application can access resources like it's used to. So, and that is also the point. The application now runs in a component, in a micro-corner system, and there is the traditional, just functions like read, write and open and a simple file system implementation. But this must somehow connect, be connected to the outside world, to the genome system. So we have to find a way to connect the libc backend to genome services. And that's the point we started. We implemented a backend for a subset of the libc functions, literally the subset of the first applications we wanted to port. So, and these were only a dozen or two dozen functions.  So it gets in a run over state and we could make our practical experiences. And starting from this state, we could extend the C library by the mentioned connection to the genome services. And to achieve that, we introduced a kind of plug-in structure into the C library so that the C library could be extended on start time by shared libraries that implemented plug-ins that wrapped or that adapt the C library to genome services. And here's a list of the first plug-ins we implemented. So we ported some simple file system implementations into libraries on top of genodes, linked them to the application and only connected the block accesses to the block service of the system. So the application could use exclusively a partition of the hard disk, maybe. We also ported network stacks like the lightweight IP stack or also a version of the Linux IP stack on top of genodes that was co-located to the application as a library and connected just to the network interface. We also did some experiments with graphics that's depicted at the bottom here. And the libc plug-in interface helped us much in this case so we could just link together more complicated stuff like ported version of the Gallium graphic stack on the lib-DRM interface and connect to a graphics driver on top of genodes. And this is a picture of how it looked like at that time. So we have an application at the very top that is almost not changed to run on genodes because it's only using the FreeBSD port of the libc library and then we plug it at the bottom, our plug-ins in this case for access to files on a FAT file system. And that's the whole component the application is running in. And then we have a microkernel or genode primitives at accession to a block service that connects the application to the block device driver in this case. Now it's also possible to implement the files in the component on top of the microkernel that sounds like the more natural way. So in this case we need another plug-in for the same application that does not connect to the block service but to the file system service which in turn then uses the block device driver at the bottom. And that depicts one of our goals. The integrator of the system can choose how to structure its system, how the application should be connected to the services and how big the component should be. So then we had some first applications running on top of genodes like the NetPerf server to test the network implementation or some small other components. But what we are missing are our beloved tools, our traditional working environment with the shell and the Unix tools and all that stuff. So we started a new development so-called NUX runtime for Unix software that should enable to also start these simple command line oriented tools on top of genodes. And the nature of those components is that they are spawned by a shell and that they are connected by pipes and run in loops and all that stuff. And what our libc was missing at this time was that processes could start other processes. We did not implement that POSIX feature in the libc because of some hard-to-achieve properties. So we took a different approach, we implemented a simple runtime component for those applications. And the good thing about that is that we could also take those tools in their source code archive form, configure them with the normal configuration tools and build them with their own build system and just link them to our C library and start them on top of the Unix runtime environment. We did not have to adapt in this area. But the difference is now that we don't have one application that has a view on the resources in the system by the connected genodes services. We have a bunch of applications running on top of one runtime that's using a shared resource representation. And this is how it looks like. We still have on top the recompiled application that's using our libc. And now we don't use the plug-in mechanism in the libc to plug a direct wrapper to genodes services like block file system or network. We connect this component to the Unix runtime component. And that's not shown in this picture. Each component of this session runs on the same Unix runtime. So the natural first component that started is a shell. Maybe just imagine that this is the bash program running on top of Unix and that can then instruct the Unix runtime via the session and fork an exit call to spawn its children and also connect them via IO channels. So what's new in Unix is that we did not implement the VFS or file access in a talk way. It was more formalized like a VFS implementation, like a first VFS implementation. We had a library that implemented a framework for a directory tree where we could plug in several features of the VFS, like just mount and tar archive as a subtree of the system. Okay. So after some experience with the Unix runtime environment and the feeling that that is a very big step forward, we thought, okay, now we have this VFS framework. We have several plug-ins inside the Unix runtime. But the problem now is that those bare libc components running on top of Genot cannot profit from the VFC implementation. So we had to move also this implementation into the libc and then share these functionalities between both components. And we could also gradually replace those special libc plug-ins by VFS plug-ins. So we don't have two code bases to maintain. So we can come now back from the resource representation for the Unix runtime to the per-process representation in the VFS instance. And we can now, again, individually configure how one application interacts with the system. And that's also the next part. I want to show you how the VFS is configured in Genot. In Genot, we are using XML to configure our components. It's very easy to parse. We have a very low complexity parser for it. And our components use the same configuration mechanism and share the same code for this. So it's natural to also configure the VFS by XML means. And as you can see here, the VFS is just one sub-node of the component configuration. And the first thing that is needed in the VFS are directories. So you can add a directory node to the VFS and give it a name. And the other plug-ins are then just nodes inside the directory nodes or at the top level. And the nodes, like with the directory node, also the other plug-ins are instantiated based on their name. And the VFS configuration must then be used by Lipsy. So we also have a configuration node for the Lipsy that maps Lipsy mechanisms or functions to the nodes in the VFS. In this case, the standard out and standard error should go to the VFS plug-in. And this is how it would look like completely in one node. And what we gain here is that we have a precise declaration of resource representation in the VFS. So anybody can look at the configuration and see, okay, these resources are available to this component in the system. As I described for the tar plug-in, those plug-ins cannot only implement single files. They can also implement whole directories sub-trees like a tar archive or external file system. And with this in mind, we implemented the feature in the VFS that these nodes are organized as a stack of a file system at one level. So if you have a file system in, maybe you have a file system here in DEAR or two file systems and a node and a file is not found in the first one, you can like in the union mount look in the second one and do a look up there. And the last part is that the VFS configuration and the Lipsy configuration are both two distinct things. And you can just tweak the behavior of the Lipsy library with its own configuration node.  The first one we used is a mapping to our ROM service as a microkernel system that we needed some means to use boot modules in the system and we named them ROM and we can also map nodes in the file system in the VFS to ROM nodes. So like with a directory, a ROM can be given a name in the VFS that must not be the name of the actual boot module. The resource that is looked up in the system is more like is given here in an extra attribute so you can also establish nodes in the system that have another name when looking up the service that implements the session. Mostly for debugging but also for static configuration of systems we included an inlight node where it's possible to just create a file in the VFS that has a fixed content. And also we needed some handy tools for the POSIX applications like the classical def null and zero devices and also we have a simple sim link implementation where you can have a node in the VFS that redirects to another node. And the first important file system we implemented was a local instance of a kind of tempFS, a ROM file system so these applications could generate temporary files and store data in them. I also talked about the Tor node and then we also have these mentioned files to service wrappers that provide genome services directly in one file so we can enable Lipsy applications to get the real-time or use terminus for maybe standard in standard out and also access block devices directly. Like we did with Lipsy in our early developments we also implemented a runtime extension feature of the VFS so it's possible to name nodes in the VFS that are not known to the core implementation and in this case the implementation tries to open shared object files that are linked at runtime to the application and used as custom VFS plugins and we also have some examples in our directivity. The first example is a random generator implementation based on the Jitter entropy of the CPUs that can be used in applications like network applications or we also use it in our Wi-Fi implementation. The second example is a time-based password generator that can just be linked as a file into the VFS. Also important is to connect existing file system services to the application so several Lipsy-based applications can also share one partition of the system and access it. The first attribute is always here depicted the name of the mount so the file system here we have here three file system mount with three distinct names and what I use here is also the label attribute to say okay the file system node that same config should redirect to the resources labeled config and we could also provide local configuration of plugins in those nodes in the case of the file system we can allow or disallow to write to files in the file system. We can also say okay when the file system session is requested from the service just provide a root configuration attribute as we only want to use a subdirectory of the mount of the file system. The important thing to note here is that these configurations are only process local. These are only for the application that's running on G-node and the service itself is configured by other means it uses policies that are provided in the configuration node of the service itself and those look somewhat familiar if one knows the configuration nodes of the file system of the VFS but here the actual properties are enforced like this session that uses this file system is able to write or not to write to the file system and also the visibility can be limited and enforced in the so on. So that is almost the state we are now. There's only one component missing and that's the VFS so on. So that is so much strange. I talked about we want to split in multiple components. We don't want central namespace. Okay. So should I just stop? Yeah, okay. Just keep talking. Yeah, what we now have is a VFS so on. We don't want the global namespace. We want to use the VFS so on as a tool that can also be multi-incentivated in the system. And it's just a tool to use these VFS configurations and share them among several components but that does not mean all components are using the same VFS so on. So yeah, yeah, I don't know. Sorry. So are there any questions? So can the user modify the configuration for tuning of? That depends on the system configuration. So in Gino these configuration files used by applications, by components, by all components are just ROM files and who may change these ROM files at runtime depends on the system policy. So if I implement a service in the system that the user can change several aspects of this configuration, this trusted service could then update the configuration of the components. I think the most complex application, the policy application we are hosting is VirtualBox. But it's not fair to name it on this question because that's a very special case. Yeah, we also have cute applications running on top of Gino. Simple web servers. Yeah, it all depends on the share of the POSIX interface that is used. In some cases you very early on ran into not implemented functions and in some cases it just works out. Okay, thank you.


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It's a real mess. The car was really wound around that pole. We're going to have to dig up a fast-dancet somewhere. A lot of you racking. There was only one way to burn it out, find the big man and throw the book at him. Make him an example. We'll never forget, huh? You checked the juvenile bureau? Yeah, the evidence has been booked with the property clerk. How about the boy's parents? Mrs. Moore wasn't feeling too well. He drove her home. Father's still down the hall in Inspector Walker's office. Can we talk to him now? Yeah, he should be free by now. Let me check the book. It's already dead. There's no calls. Oh, okay. Let's go.  What do you mean? Well, the kid being alone when he cracked up would have been a slaughter if he had a car full of his friends with him. And still pretty grim. How's the boy's father taking it? Usual. Pretty rough. He should be able to help some. Mr. Moore? Yes, Sergeant. Inspector asked me to wait here for you. Yes, and this is my partner Sergeant Friday. Mr. Moore, Joe. How do you do, Mr. Friday? I just don't understand it, Sergeant. I don't understand any of it. My boy Ken wasn't the type to go racing around like that in the car. He never took the car without permission. I just don't know what got into it.  No. Of course, I only saw Ken in the morning, a few hours in the evening. I'm at the office all day. Why do you ask that? Well, was he going out very often on school nights, keeping odd or unusual hours? He used to go to the library three or four nights a week to do a schoolwork. Got home about midnight a few times, and I warned him about that. Did you have any way of knowing if he was really spending his nights at the library? No, but I took his word for it. Ken didn't lie to me. What's this have to do with the auto accident, Sergeant? I don't think I understand. The officers investigating the accident, sir. They checked over the car after. What was it? Were the brakes bad? What'd they find? No. Now, you see this small metal case we found it in the front seat on the floor of the car. What's that stuff inside of this belong to Ken? Yes, sir. We think he was using it. What for? I don't know. It's marijuana. Men and women who traffic in narcotics all the way from the small-time peddler to the big wholesaler are rated among the lowest kind of criminals. One step lower, you find an even more vicious kind. Those who lure youngsters into the deadly trap of narcotics who feed on the nickels and dimes by supplying their young victims with dope. The death of 17-year-old Kenneth Marrow was the second of its kind within eight months. It seemed to stem from unidentified suspects who were making it their business to build a thriving marijuana trade among high school students. Thursday, 11 a.m., we continued to question the dead boy's father, Thomas Marrow, but he couldn't tell us anything further that might help. Friday, April 12th, we checked with the principal of the high school, which the Marrow boy attended. We talked to the boy's teachers and checked his school record. His marks had been above average until about three months before when they began to fall off for no apparent reason. We got a list of most of the boy's friends from his teachers and we started checking them out. One was a 16-year-old blonde girl, Peggy Kane, supposedly Kenneth Marrow's girlfriend. We found her waiting outside the music room. Yes, Ken and I went around together for a while. He was a real nice boy. Did you see each other quite a bit, Peggy? Oh, for about five or six months. Yes, we got along fine. Just after Christmas was the last time I went out with him. We double dated. Did he seem all right to you then? I mean, did he act different at all? Well, a little different, yes. Not silly, you know, he just wasn't like he used to be. Well, how do you mean? Well, he didn't talk the same. Ken was a real nice boy most of the time because he started getting in with our own crowd.  When did all this start, Peggy? Do you remember? Just before Christmas, I think. I'm not sure for Ken. Is there anything else you might have noticed? I don't know. Ken used to be pretty good about his studies. And all of a sudden, it seemed he just didn't care. Sometimes he'd come into the library. We used to study there. We'd make a lot of noise. Just changed, that's all. After a while, we didn't see each other there anymore. Well, why was that, Peggy? We just didn't come down. I called his house a couple of times. His folks said he was at the library. I didn't say anything to him. Well, can he have many friends here at school? Do you know that? Not many, no. I don't see. Well, those he did have, who would you say was closer to him? Oh gee, I don't know, Sergeant. There were half a dozen of them. Ken used to be with all of them. No one boy in particular. Well, Bob Lavelle maybe. I saw Ken in Bob's car a few times. Does Lavelle go to school here? Yes, he's a senior. Ken used to work with Bob down the cafeteria after school, but he got in the mix-up. He was fired. Bob was fired? No, Ken. He was rude to one of the ladies down there who does the cooking. Bob still works there. Would he be at the cafeteria now, do you know? Yes, I think so. The fountain's open till about 3.30. And you think that this Bob Lavelle was about the closest friend that Ken had, huh? I think so. The only one I know, anyway. Have you talked to Ken's folks? Yeah, we have. I feel so sorry for him. Oh gee, I think I have to go now, Sergeant. I have a chemistry class. Just one more question, Peggy. Nice time you went out with Ken on this double date. Who was the other couple? You remember? I don't remember their names. They were some kids I never saw before. Ken knew them. It wasn't much of a date. Where did you go? We started for the show, but Ken changed his mind. He wanted to go to the beach and park. He was acting funny, talking all the time, saying silly things. The other boy was the same way. Oh, were they drinking? No, I never saw Ken take a drink. I couldn't smell any liquor on his breath. I don't know.  What was that? Well, maybe it's just my imagination. But Ken and this other boy had a real terrible musty smell about him. I kidded them about it, and they said they'd been to a tea party. That's where they got it. They kept talking silly like that all evening. I see. Was the musty smell all over the car just on the board? All over. Kind of made me sick, but they didn't seem to mind it.  Have you ever come across that musty smell on anybody around the school here? Yes, I have a couple of times. Makes me sick. What is it? Who did you notice it on, Peggy? Bob LaVelle. Ben and I went back to the principal's office and checked the record on Robert LaVelle. He was 18 years old, and he was scheduled to graduate in June. The registrar told us that there was a good chance that he wouldn't be graduated because his marks had been poor for the better part of the year. They dropped even lower during the present semester. LaVelle had played football the year before and had made third string on the All City team. He was well liked by his teachers. For the last two years, he'd worked part time at the school's soda farm. We went down to interview him. Nice setup, huh? Yeah. Cafeteria soda farm? Wasn't like that in my day. There must be the boy there behind the counter. Oh, yeah. Let's sit down. How about that, Joe? What's that? That sign hanging up there.  Five scoops of ice cream, marshmallow, bananas, chocolate, strawberry flavoring, whipped cream topping, maraschino cherries, chopped nuts, and onion. No, you're reading over. That's on the hamburger sign there. Oh. Yeah? You want something? Chocolate soda. Could you make it with vanilla ice cream, please? Choc soda with vanilla cream. Are you Bob LaVelle? Yeah, that's right. Police officers, Bob. We'd like to talk to you. Oh, I'm pretty busy right now. Got to clean up. We close in a few minutes. I'll make you soda right away. You say chocolate? Yeah, that's fine. But we'll make it brief. Did you know Ken Murrow, Bob? Oh, yeah. He used to work here. Did you spend much time with him outside of school, I mean? Not much. Went a couple of shows together. It's about all. I'm kind of rushed now. When was the last time that you saw him? You remember? A week ago, I guess. Too bad about Ken. How about the night he was in the accident? Did you see him then? No, I didn't know him too well. You went around with a different crowd. Mm-hmm. They reached me a bag of those cashews, huh, Joe, on the car there? Yeah. There you go. Oh, thank you. Want some? Cris, no, no thanks. The nuts are a dime, officer. Right down the counter, Bob. Oh, yeah. I got to get going soon as I close. I have to get on town. We talked to some of Ken Murrow's friends around the school, Bob. They tell us that he used to drive around in your car with you quite a bit. Just a couple of times around school. And you hadn't been with him for about a week before the accident? That's right. Just what I told you. You want a little whipped cream on that? Yeah, yeah, Lil. How about a cherry? Good. How are you? There you are. Thank you. Too late to fix a hamburger? Yeah, I really got to close up. It's getting a little late, officers. I'm going to have to close up right now. Well, we'll make it fast. Did you notice anything different about the Murrow boy in the last few weeks? Anything peculiar at all? No, he was the same as ever. I didn't notice anything. All right, look, Bob. We're going to lay it out for you. Did you know he was using marijuana? No, I didn't know anything about it. Do you have any idea where he might have gotten it? I wouldn't know that. Look, you mind if I lock up the counter now? I'll come around the other side. You'll go ahead. I didn't know that about Ken, officer. I wouldn't know where he got the stuff. You sure he was using marijuana? Oh, we found some in his car. We found some more in his locker upstairs. That's tough. Anything more, officer? I got to hurry. Well, it's just routine, Bob. We did the same with the other boys we talked to. I'd like to check your locker. You don't mind, do you? I've got to get on town. I'm late now. Your locker's just upstairs, isn't it? Won't take that long? It's important to me. I've got to get on town. We've got our car outside. We'll drive you down. We'll be down there in no time. No, I've already got a ride. Can't you check it tomorrow? Not going to take a minute, Bob. Now let's go, huh? All right. Say I happened to remember I didn't bring my locker key today. That's him. Yeah. Come to think of it, I don't know where it is. I guess I lost it. Well, I must have a pass key around here, don't they? I don't think so. Well, we'll ask at the office, huh? You're putting me in a jam, officer. That's going to take time. I'm due downtown. I'm sorry, Bob. We've got to check it. I got my locker all jammed up with stuff. It'll take us an hour. The office is down there, Joe. Yeah, all right, let's go. I don't know why you're picking on me. My locker's jammed. They can't get it open. Why are you picking on me? Let's ask him here. Go ahead, Bob. Close the door. Yeah. I got my key. I'll show you. Robert Lavelle took us to his locker and opened it. Hidden inside one of his gym shoes, we found four sticks of medium grade marijuana. We took them, put them in an envelope, and sealed it. On the way downtown, the boy told us that he'd been buying this stuff for about six months and reselling it to some of the students at the high school. Said that he paid 50 cents apiece for the sticks and sold them for 75. He was an occasional user himself. Before we turned him over to the juvenile officers, he told us that a man named Ray Jensen supplied him with a marijuana. Jensen's address was a trailer camp in the Southwest part of Los Angeles. We drove out and checked with the operator of the camp. He pointed out Jensen's trailer at the rear of the camp. That one, Joe, the blue and gray one? Yeah. This is good right here. OK. Looks like Jensen's doing well, huh? Yeah, nice looking trailer. We saw it. All right, open it up. Get out of here. Come on, watch it, Joe. All right, hold it, mister. Get out, get out. All right, Jensen. That's good, Ben. I'll get him. All right, come on, get out. What's the pitch, huh? Where's your warrant? It's all over the floor, Jensen. Marijuana. Who tipped one of those lousy kids, huh? Which one? You guess. You know enough of them. You can't tab me for all that. I'm not the big guy. All right, then who is? I don't know. I'm only one of the mules. Where do you get your stuff? The big guy, the big tomato. 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They all ended nowhere. Meantime, the flow of marijuana into the schools and into the hands of the teenage students continued. We'd no sooner choke off one source of supply when two more would turn up. We knew that there was only one real solution. Find the gang leader and wipe out the entire supply and distribution setup. We stayed on it. Monday, April 22, Ben got a call from one of his informants that he had a lead on the source of marijuana on the east side of town. The informant's name was Willie Breck, a groundskeeper of a golf course near one of the city high schools. We drove out to talk to him. We located Breck by the clubhouse near the first tee. You remember my partner, don't you, Willie? Joe Friday? Oh, yeah, hi. How are you, Willie? Kind of busy today, big tournament. Yeah, quite a crowd you got here. It's a nice turnout.  About a marrying time? Yeah, you think you can help us? Maybe I can. Dirty business and working in high school, kids with that stuff, it's real dirty. Any ideas, Willie? Don't know how much of it's true. It's all from the grapevine downtown. The boss is somebody they call the big tomato. It's funny, isn't it? Any idea who he is? Couldn't say. He's getting lots of this stuff in, though. Usual feed line over from Mexico. What else, Willie? I hear there's more on the way. Don't know when, though. All for high school trade. I guess they figure they got a good business.  No, but it's getting here. Almost any kid can get some over on this side of town. Imagine that, kids and their teens. We did. How about this big tomato, Willie? No word at all? This one, pretty thin. Yeah. There's a connection. Lives over on Hauser Boulevard. Got his number here somewhere. It's supposed to be the main connection for this tomato guy. Oh, yeah. Here's his address. Uh, third number there. It's a six. His name is Tony Charles. Is he supposed to handle all of the stuff? Most of it, I hear. Gets it all from the big tomato. Is that about it? That's it. Tony Charles, you got the address. Many thanks, Willie. Anything comes up, you'll call me. Sure thing. How's the job out here? Better than yours. I sure wouldn't want it working every day around Joy Poppers, Mule's, the main liners. Somebody's got to do it, Willie. Yeah, but not for me, Sergeant. Those doses are all lice. So unjunked, the kids.  No, not yet. We're looking for him. We went back to the office and checked the name and address of Tony Charles through R&I. No previous record. A stakeout was placed on his home and at his place of business. Charles himself was placed under 24-hour surveillance. A week passed. Nothing happened. Another week. Still nothing. There was no let up in the supply of marijuana, finding its way into the city and into the schools. We couldn't see the beginnings of the racket, but we saw the end result. The percentage of juvenile users was still in the upswing. Wednesday, May 8th. We heard rumbles of another big marijuana buy in the offing. Either it failed to materialize or we missed it. Friday, May 10th. Ben and I took our turn shadowing the suspect, Tony Charles. Can you see him from here, Joe? Yeah, still in the barber shop. There's two guys with him. Yeah. 10 past four, we better check in, huh? Yeah, I'll call in, huh? Drugstore there. Must have a phone. Yeah, all right. I'll be right back. Narcotics, please. Thank you. Yeah, Johnny, it's Joe Friday. Yeah. Yeah, we got him paid. OK, right away. Bye. What have you got? Tony Charles. They want him picked up right away. How come? Well, they just raided his place. They found 32 ounces of weed in his room. Supposed to have more on him. Oh, let's go. Come on. What do you think, trouble? Don't be surprised. Charles, I'd like to talk to you. What's that? Police officers like to talk to you and your two friends here downtown. Can't make it, copper. Why in the Vegas tonight? We want to see you downtown first. Look, don't push me, huh? Nobody's pushing you, Charles. We want to see you downtown. Now come on, let's go. Look out, Joe! Wrap him, Sam! Watch it! That's it. Three of them. OK. Not getting them. And I'm glad this doesn't come up, boss. Where's the barber? He ran outside. Rough one, huh? Yeah. What's your hunch, Joe? I think one of these three is the big tamale. I don't know, let's ask him. The search of the barber's shop failed to reveal the presence of any narcotics. Tony Childs and his two companions were found to have a dozen sticks of marijuana in their possession. They were treated for cuts and bruises at Georgia Street and then booked for suspicion of narcotics a felony at the main jail. Three other men found a child's apartment at the time of the raid were also booked. We got nowhere questioning any of them. As usual, we had the small fry, but the ringleader, the big tomato, was still in the clear. Still free to hire somebody else to run the marijuana supply line into the high schools. Three weeks passed. Together with Captain Kearney and Sergeant Barr, Ben and I rechecked our earlier leads. We ran down anything that even looked like it might be promising. Nothing panned out. Wednesday, June 5th, 5.30 PM. We got a call from the main jail. Tony Childs wanted to talk to us. Ben and I went over to see him. Charles? I got something for you. Been playing the stooge long enough. If I'm good enough for jail, so is he. All right, what do you got?  When you get him, tell him how long I've been in here. What kind of a buy? Mary, one of the biggest. It was set up before I got in here. Where's the meat going to be? Bruno Street, down with the train yards. I'll draw you a map. Set up's the same. Car pulls up and honks a couple of times and an alley down there. Who's handling the buy? A big man. Don't waste any time. When is it? Tonight. We went back to the office and met with sergeants Barr and Jacobson. 8 PM. Ben and I took up our positions on the stake out along with the rest of the men. We had a clear view of the exact location where the buy was to be made. We waited. 10 PM. 11 PM. No one showed. Midnight came and went. 1 30 AM. Still no sign. At 18 minutes at 2, we spotted a man carrying a shopping bag emerge from behind a row of freight cars near the end of the rail yard. He made his way across the street to the alley. He stood back in the shadows. As soon as the car gets in the alley, we pull up and block it, huh? Yeah, that's right. Beck will do the same thing down at the other end. Headlights coming in the alley. Women are going on through. What's the time now? 4 minutes to 2. We waited 18 minutes past. Still no sign of the car that, according to Charles, was supposed to be there for the big buy. We could still see the figure of a man with a shopping bag huddled in the alley. 3 AM. Joe, yeah? Car down there in the alley? Yeah. That's it. You want to start up? Yeah. Just enough to block the alley. That's good. All right, come on, let's go.  Joe, look out. All right, let's get him out of there. Here's three of them. Here's the guy with the shopping bag. All right, I got him fresh knocked them cold. That's one easy there. Pull right over there. Well, yeah, get his coat off of that. I got it. That's it. That's it. All three of them. Yeah. Hey, look at this, Joe. Find one of them in this guy's hand. In the can, huh? Full of marijuana. Did you look at the labels on those cans? Yeah. Fancy solid packed tomatoes. There he is, a big tomato. The story you just heard was true. Only the names were changed to protect the innocent. On October 3rd, trial was held in Superior Court, Department 89, City and County of Los Angeles, State of California, in a moment the results of that trial. Now, here is our star, Jack Webb. Thank you. Friends, if you're a long cigarette smoker like I am, remember, in Fatima, the difference is quality. Now, believe me, this difference is mighty important. 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Guardians 9 of 10 bob feller Nasty dude the patches on that are gross Yeah Uh 73 of 99 steel city is gonna be uh nick Gonzalez for the pirates Oh, that was you Derek. Let's go dude.  Let me just make sure Yeah, Cleveland. Okay, perfect. I want to make sure that was awesome. I'm in on that Derek. I'm very in on that Very in on that go to the angels uh 67 and 99 flamethrower ben joce Noice joce Nice one here. This is actually sick. I like this 39 of 99 going to the um Diamond max is going to be louis gonzales louis gonzales lugon Freakin PTSD from this guy I wasn't even I wasn't even alive yet I still have PTSD Yep, this is nasty as well six of 10 is going to be jordan luller pump it laula Pump it laula Nice one there. Don't look at me, dude And 15 of 99 eckler's choice That is going to be a ebb and carter Nice one there at rangers. Damn bernard breaks booing me. Damn it Congrats on that one ebb and carter Is it good? Yeah, how did that miss dude? That literally like it's a square box that just rolled off everything in the trash. What are we doing? The hell man Okay, got bob feller Warren spawn that is tyler sodastrum. We've got a harry ford Uh Jared shuster no one ryan nick york cam collier gary carter led la Cruz and stan musuel Grayson rodriguez jordan luller jordan luller bobby witt jr ricky henderson Al k-line and lou brock I thumbs down everything spencer and jay say now All right, we've got a ebb and carter nice jordan luller on card louise gonzalez ben joce nick gonzalez masataki yoshida that is reberto alamar uh dustin harris adel amador george valera Randy johnson that one's still notable nicknames jose conceco at junsock shim and curris mead uh ricky teetaman page bradley our pool hauls Uh, noel v marty spencer jones moise salu and jose reis That will do it for the break everybody pretty solid overall coming up next is number six now


for three dollars. Let's pop in. Welcome back to another blog. If you're new here, my name is Cara Dune. I forget to like comment and subscribe. So today is Sunday and I wanted to start off the day with some self care y'all. Last week I had the roughest week ever. Let's be going through it. So I wanted to start off Sunday with some self care and I got in the shower exfoliated and I'm doing a hair mask right now. I have the Briogeo Don't Despair Repair Deep Conditioning Mask. I really like this hair mask. It's my second time using it. I slicked down my hair and it's natural state. It's so much easier to slick down and it's so soft and nice and silky and I love that. So I really like this hair mask. So why I love Briogeos Don't Despair Repair Mask so much is because it's a clinically proven treatment that strengthens damaged hair and I really need to strengthen my hair and it also helps prevent future damage. And it's clinically proven to decrease hair breakage after only two uses and it also includes rose hem oil, algae extract and B vitamins as well to improve the hair texture and adds body and shine and restores hair damage. So yeah that's why I love this Briogeo Mask so much and I definitely recommend if you have any type of damage I definitely recommend using this mask. It has no sulfates, no silicones, no harsh chemicals, no pheromones and it's all natural. And also to top it off, girl it is black-owned. Black female-owned and we love that okay. I had ordered this online and then also when I ordered it I had got the Scout Revival Charcoal Coconut Oil Micro Exfoliating Shampoo. So I wanted to try this out you know to have a fresh start to the week. And yeah my scalp feels really clean. So girl I actually ordered the big version of the Scout Revival Micro Exfoliating Shampoo because you have to have a healthy scalp to you know have this healthy hair journey. So what this is it's an exfoliating, sulfate-free scalp scrub that lifts away impurities and build up balances into this dry and oily itchy irritated scalp. And it's claimed to clinically prove in to increase hydration of the scalp after one use to reduce up to 80% of flakiness as you can see in these photos on the website. And it also includes coconut oil, peppermint, spearmint and tea tree oil to provide a cooling effect to the scalp and reduce itchiness. And the coconut oil is definitely going to moisturize the scalp and prevent dryness and flakiness.  So don't forget to check the description box and click the link down below. So make sure y'all check this out.  I'm trying to do what I need to do. I might go back to you part ways I don't know but but the last time I was just having my hair appointment it does look thicker because like I said before I had vitamin D deficiency and that can affect your hair too and also stress and all that type of stuff and I'm really trying not to stress. We are gonna be doing a foot mask baby.  I have to exfoliate all the discus off my face first. So yeah that's what we're about to do for this Sunday whoa for the Sunday morning because I have a lot to do today my mama is here and she's helped me do everything in my dining room area it's gonna look so cute y'all so we are gonna be doing that today. We're trying to get the process ready because yesterday was just it was just a lot of you know errors but today we're gonna fix all that okay so we can you know keep it moving so yeah but anyways we're about to do this self care and let's begin. What's the point of keep on havin' kids? She just gon' be raisin' him, that's just poor laziness. I don't get it, you tryna give up with thugs. You should really see him. Guizzy, are you really that shit's cute? Bein' raisin' him, oh. Got on my workout, ugh, I look crazy. Have to get started on this painting girl, this campus. I, we need to get started. So, up a go home, fuel up, and today is going to be a productive one. Hopefully my cheer comes today, so I can start doin' my room, cause that's what I wanna focus on today, is my beauty room and then the canvas. So, it's gonna be a long one, like I said, and also I gotta turn in some work. And I'm gonna do that right when I get home.  Good day, Gwalla. It is later on, I just got home, got ready. Zara been comin' out with some good collections, y'all. I wasn't able to get any good American jeans in store, cause I just didn't make it, but they just dropped, I don't know if it's released in tomorrow or today, but I know the manager, you know, I got the hookup. His name is Travis. So, yeah, he told me, like, Rude is comin' out with a Zara collection. I was like, oh, they snappin'. So, I guess they're comin' out with collections all summer, so make sure y'all be on the lookout. I seen a Kimmel pair of pants that I wanted. So, me and Jeremiah are gonna go up there really quick and see what they have. And I'm at Starbucks right now cause I'm gonna bring Travis a little Starbys. A little Starbys, baby. And, yeah. And then I'm gonna stop at Chopped, cause I want a salad. I'm gonna start getting ready for my closet. I don't know what Home Depot is taking all day and they have to email me, tell me. Cause that's where I got my chair.  Y'all, I ordered a new toothbrush in two pairs by Boca. Boca, Boca is the brand. It's supposed to be good and stuff for your teeth is hyped up, so I'm gonna see if it's worth the hype. And I also got a new toothbrush by them as well. Why is the man just sneaking up? Thank you so much for your patience. How can I get started for you today? Hi, can I get an iced matcha tea latte with oat milk? What's ice with that? Venti, please. Venti iced matcha tea latte with oat milk? Yes. I'm gonna do this for hours. I'm trying to debate if I should get my hair done Friday or Wednesday. I should get it done Wednesday. But then it's like, I'm going to the gym, y'all. And it's like, I'm trying to save my hair. My camera say, hey there. Oh, I wanted the matcha iced. Sorry. I swear I said iced.  Okay, cool. Thank you. Yes, please. These are 10. Do you think I can fit these? So I was gonna ask. Are they stretchy? They're like a 10, 42. I was gonna ask you. Are they stretchy? They're straight. The weights began. Cause these is cute. I'm gonna take them home, trying mine. But I can't order for you too. You wanna go in a 10? I can order. See, I like this wash better. You like this wash better? Yeah. You like this one? What's in this one? No. No. No. No. Wait, are these wide legs? No, these are skinny legs. See, I don't like skinny legs. Like mom's face type. So what you got? I think this is, oh, from this collection. All right. I like these pants. But I like this. I think this would be cute with some jeans. I'm gonna wear it open. What am I eating? Yes. I'm gonna wear it open with a tank. Oh, period. When are you going to Miami? Next week. You're going to Miami? I'm supposed to go to New York and LA. Oh, you're on tour. Not on tour. I'm on vacation. I love that for you. Okay, Indy. Those are so cute. Should I get these on a large? I'm gonna get these on a large. Do we have large? Yeah. Okay. And I thought this was cute too. She's really cute. So weird. This is cute. Yeah. Okay. The jewelry. This one's real cute though. Yeah, the yellow. I had to give it to you. I bought it. Hi, Yara. Where is Jeremiah at? Yeah. Because Jeremiah is here. Who? Jeremiah, my best friend. Oh, he's my best friend. Yeah, the best. Yara, I love that song by Jenae. You call it, it literally gets me through. It really got me through some tough times.  But anyways, I'm on my way home. It's out of the book outside. I just got out from a Target. I didn't really get too much. But I'm in my home girl, Taylor. And y'all, she blessed me with some good news. Y'all know Arithya coming to Atlanta. Well, it's already here. It's in Linux. But why does it open on the 4th of July? I don't wanna be here. So yeah, they open on the 4th of July. I'm so excited. So if y'all going there and be like, hey, Taylor, get my girl a shout out cause she don't wanna tell me. And I'll definitely be up in there cause I really want to do like a Arithya haul once that goes live. Cause y'all, Arithya is slow. When it comes to shipping and stuff, sometimes there's stuff. Okay, let me slow down. Sometimes there's stuff isn't in stock and I would rather just go in the store and make sure I like it. And yeah, you know. But I'm super excited.  But I gotta see what's up with that. And I'm about to start cleaning out my closet. So I wonder if I'm going to do. And I wanna see what I wanna sell and what I wanna keep. So that's what I wanna do when I go up in this joint. I'll show you the matcha, another matcha real quick. I know my mama needs some fuel. Let me get her something and then go home. That's how my mama needs fuel to boost when I'm getting. Y'all, why am I casually just sitting here eating my dinner and I'm like feeling on my toe?  Like that thick part of the polish will come off. So I thought that's what was happening.  Like literally, like y'all, and then it's all green and stuff. I will show y'all, but I don't want y'all to be freaked out.   I wanted to rip it off because it's really dead. It had a bruise underneath it, but I did a foot mass yesterday and that musta was like, okay, we need this off or something. I don't know if it gave it some moisture that it lifted up or whatever, but y'all, my toe, I'm sad because I really wanted to film toe content on my Instagram. How long does toe take to grow back? Like how long? Cause like this is not cute. Like I can not have a bandaid on my big toe. So I don't know, I have to go. So now I got a schedule to go to the foot doctor so they can take off my toe and yeah. I was gonna rip it off with my mom. I was like, no, don't do that. I'm like, girl, it's fine. Ooh, my skin looks great. But yeah, I'm just about to get ready to go to sleep. My mom is in there doing her painting. She didn't want me to show y'all like the whole process yet until she did the first one, but I'm gonna show y'all the second one once it's finished. But I can't believe this. I cannot believe my toe, this is y'all sign. Don't get a fake.  Don't ever get that. Because obviously your toes need oxygen and things like that. Let my toes breathe. But anyways, I'm about to, wow, my skin looks good. No, I'm kidding. But anyways, I'm about to get ready for bed. I got to work out at 8 a.m. And I need to go to sleep. So yeah, but currently I have a bandaid on myself and this is so ugly. I'm sad. So y'all, I'm gonna show y'all what is happening so far. So basically this is the canvas and my mama just attached the wood outline to it. She's clamping it. She's sanding it first and then gluing it and then putting these clamps on to like press it down with the good. So each side has been taking hours cause we just wanna make sure that here we haven't even started doing the plastering or anything yet, but that'll come, we just wanted to attach the wood first. But I wanna show y'all, oh, I feel so good. But I wanted to show y'all that I switched out my hand soap in my guest bathroom. I think the way looks so much better. I don't know, I just think it looks better with the colors. You know what I'm saying? So, cause I did have the ASAP in here, but I'm like, I like this so better. And also this soap smells really good. Y'all, it's from Target. I'll have a link down below. And also the other skincare products I got from Target cause I'm about to use them cause I'm getting ready to go to bed. So I got this micellar water. I'm about to start taking off like, like I wanna, like I double cleanse, but I wanna double cleanse on a regular days with micellar water. So I got the micellar Garnier Skin Active Vitamin C brightening one. And then I'm gonna see how that takes my makeup off. And then I just got some more sunscreen. This one is my favorite.  So I'm gonna use that tonight. But yeah, and also some more pads. My memory's dying and I'll probably talk to y'all tomorrow. So, new day tomorrow. The voucher, help history for you. I actually did it myself. Yeah. It's a girl. So y'all were currently at the foot doctor. I need to wash my lashes cause they leave. They're gonna leave. Anyways, thanks be all over the house. Anyways, yeah, so we're here at the foot doctor. Ooh, she finna rip off my toe. How silly. But yeah, I'm just, I'm so sad. I just, I just told Twitter about my foot incident.  I'm like, I don't know how I would feel about blue being on my skin like that. You cannot put anything on that toe when it comes off. It has to go. So I might not put it on there for a little bit. Your feet will not be in the back beds tonight. No, it will be in the back beds tonight. Nobody's gonna know. Everybody's gonna know.  Whatever, don't wash that on me yet. I don't know what's on you, but yeah. But I'm gonna update y'all after the doctor. She has no patience. So this side is out, but this side is not out. We will have to numb this side to take it out. All right. How did, how did this come off? Plain with it probably. No, it wasn't plain with it. It would, I would have been like in pain. It would be in pain. It looks like it's your meal. This is your meal, but there's another meal on the meat. Yeah, yeah, it's a fake meal. It's a fake meal. This one on top is fake. Yeah. Really? Yeah. I know. I can't look at it. When I do this, I'll be hurt. It's the bad things down there. Straight out from your feet, y'all. I couldn't go to ask. Oh my God, that's crazy. Yes. That's because all we've been in that team because of the sun has been out. That's why normally I'm pale. No, but you are perfect. Don't say that.  You're beautiful. Thank you. Like I told you. I can't, so I can't even think that she, that any person of her family is black. Her dad is black. Her dad is black. My mom.  It's okay when, how did they put it so deep? Why? How is it possible? So you're telling me this is not a meal? But what is that? I think this is y'all. You can get a big bandit, it's okay. You don't need to get this. I was telling myself, I'll start making videos because I'm serious.  They don't feel like looking at it. It makes them feel funny. Oh, when it's not all? Yes. Good, you get to go. Thank you. Y'all, so my toenail is off. I posted it on Instagram. Everybody thinks it's my actual toe. I should have been more specific, but it feels funny. Like I don't know, my toe feels funny. But we're about to go get salads because I haven't ate all morning. And then also I'm gonna get a new laptop because I have some editing to do and I might as well just switch it out when I am in between my editing or whatever, my editing. And then also, what did I wanna talk to y'all about? Oh, I was gonna say I really like the doctor. She was really nice and she was from Nigeria. You don't know where she was from. Well, she sounded Nigerian from like a foreign country and I really liked her. She was very outgoing. Hmm. I don't like these. Me either. I don't like the alcohol. I like the other ones, but I'm gonna use them still so that's all we got. Wait, I have this. Here. Any home. I'll check in back with the girls like a bite. Yeah, please. My momma cannot drive. She just, mm-mm, like you're so bad. I know you ain't saying that. You're holding me to tell you this when she first started. Oh, I didn't even notice this man. I'm like, what are these legs? Oh, he is not out. No, I got him. Yeah. Anyways. He was like, he don't care. He don't yield. Oh. We just had a healthy meal. My name is Josh. Can you hang up for a second for me? Yes, Josh. Some collagen water. Well, I drank all my collagen water, but you didn't pool. You need to catch up.  Oh my gosh. Good things need to go away. But anyways, so I wanted a matcha before we went back home because I have a lot of work to do and I feel like I can't accomplish without matcha.  So she wants to try, even though she shouldn't. You haven't been on your best behavior for you to even deserve a bakery item. Y'all, my mama had a carrot cake. Strawberry, what? A strawberry shortcake. Hi, Josh. Hello. What can I get started for you? Can I try with that lime coconut bar? Lime coconut bar, let me make sure we have one of those. Oh. Yeah, give me just a second. Sorry, I just got here. I don't know what all we have. Okay, we'll take your time. Here's the green tea latte at Strawberry S.A., he's coming right up.  The small kind. Uh-uh, I asked for a grante. You said small, Pupu. This is not a grante. This is a mini. No, you said small. This is so small. Small kind. Thank you. Thank you. Maybe this is small kind. They changed their sizes. This, they changed their sizes. And then he gave me all ice.  It's definitely giving sippy. It is a sippy cup. Anyway, try it a little snack.  It better be good though. This is for $3.00. First for that.  You put it on the side. What is it? $19.93. This is not, it's nasty. No, it's good. Not for real. A few moments later. Yeah, I'm both refreshing up. Welcome to Angel's 101. I'm back. 101 is hair care. Cause somebody ain't taking care of their hair. So she had to come to Angel's 101. So thank you for showing up. And you know what? You do hair in the kitchen. That's how you do it. So welcome, welcome, welcome. My special guest is coming. And I can show you what we working with when she come. My name is she, a.k.a. Anthony. Special guest. So I used to do two heads, three heads, including mine at the same damn time. For a good while. For a good while. So I don't know how today it's gonna go. Cause I ain't did hair in a minute. Except I ain't even 10 to my own. But yeah, special test is slow. But I'm gonna charge. What's the new hair style this do now? You don't come on time. They charge you or rebook you $25 or something. I don't know. And come with your hair washed and bowdried. Okay. Where they do that at though? A special guest came. Hey, say hey to the people. KJG, KGG, fans. What's up KGG? I got you a girl. Well, if you would have came a little bit earlier, run me my $25 for being late. Hold on. So today we're gonna, what's all those things? Hold on, I got a do least in my room. Oh. Sorry, y'all. I had to become a nurse real quick and change the big toe, the big toe wrapping. Who puts fake nails on toes? It's ridiculous to me. Grow your own toenails. It's worth it. This is not what I sent my baby out in the world with. This, her hair used to be like, way like right here in the middle of her back. I'm gonna put some deep conditioner in her hair. Like it's a gauze out the way. Where's the right tooth? This is what we're gonna do.  You try to teach him what they say you teach him? I don't know. I don't know where this child was even in my house because this is not how I take.  Well, hold on, please. But if you really wanna protect your hair, it's no heat. So I don't know why. Y'all think them tape ends is such a good thing. You still have to put heatin' on your hair. So they're lying to you. You can't teach hard-headed people. As she was growing up, we always had hair maintenance days on Friday. We have to get ready for the weekend. Excuse me. Ma'am. Excuse ma'am, ma'am. Ma'am, we don't want that scene.   So I lost about a lot of it. Three months after having COVID, so I was started researching hair growth and whatever. So I found the LAD therapy and the cryotherapy. Oh, so my new techniques, I'm showing my other people. So, cause you have to have regular maintenance on your hair, which is once a week. And don't wash your hair for once a week. So, and if you're not gonna keep up with it, then chop it off, cause what you have never. What you have to massage your head is important. So I got one of these, these things, this massager for all of us, all poo-poo's and me. And we're gonna stimulate her hair and her hair follicles. How they feel poo-poo? And it asks the girls, you got to. How it feel? Both my babies have two types of hair. They don't have the same type of hair, but they both have two types of textures in their hair. For some reason, like their middle is something different than the outer. I don't know, it's weird. So this service costs a fee, cause standing up here doing this, no sir, one and done, one and done. I told them they better not have no girls. Show them the massager, like pee. Oh, what y'all do? What y'all do? Yeah. When you have difficult compliance, stimulating your head, the red light therapy is very good for like building up your follicles. Going, I'm just, the blue light goes deeper than the red light. Going for your hair? Demulating my hair follicles. Let's shampoo you out. Process is daunting, but you gotta stay consistent. If you wanna see some distance in your hair. That's what y'all do. You wanna get the same, whoop. So y'all, we are getting new laptops. The only sad part about me getting a new laptop is that my case, now I gotta find a new case that looks like this. Cause I'm gonna get a 14 inch and this is a 15 inch. So I don't really want a 16 inch cause I really wanna just be able to carry my laptop everywhere and this one is kinda big. So I'm a little downsized. But we're at the Avalon, my favorite place ever. Oh, Avalon. So yeah, I'm gonna go to the Apple store with my laptop and it's hard to see the flag. I don't need them. So y'all, this is the 16. Oh, this one. This is, cause this is the 15. This is what I'm used to and this is the 15. It's so small. I don't think that's what it is. This is a 14. This is a 15. Mine, my old one is a 15. I don't have 15. No. This is small. Hello. How's the weighty? 22. I don't know. It's so big. Compared to this, anyways. And I want the light gray. Look how big. We need some of the light. I wasn't able to get my computer cause I didn't have it. So I gotta go to Cumberland Mall. They have one. So we'll see if they have it. But our house is right here. So I'm just gonna order these chairs really quick. And yeah. Yeah, it's all you right Tay? Girl. And hopefully they don't take all the edicons because they are delivery ready. But y'all, it's so cute. Let me take a picture. This is a chair. That's a stool. Okay, but it's like the chair. Y'all, so this is the chair. But this is so cute. Yeah. So y'all, we're in the store currently trying to find a color sample before we place the order. And my wife just asked me, do I like this chair? Absolutely not. It's so hard. I need something comfortable. Or I can just sit at. This is kinda cute though, too.  This is cute. Okay, it's stiff. But maybe I gotta sit in it a few times. Do a little bouncy. Anyway. Yeah, she's in my phone. Hey, y'all. So I'm gonna do a quick unboxing. I got a couple things. I'm gonna unbox and there's these shoes I ordered that I cannot wait to look at. So I wanted to do a quick unboxing for y'all. What's this? Is she the owner? Is she the maker? The girl? What's her face from? Shoot, I forgot her name. From that one movie with the rock. She is a daydream. Nice and a mind vitamin C, texture tone. And it's by Bubble. Step two treat. This must be like an acne fighting treatment thing. So, I cannot wait to try this out. Vitamin C, niacinamide, y'all already know the good stuff. So we'll see how that is. But yeah, so I got two pairs of shoes. I don't know if this is both pairs or what, y'all. These are like my favorite shoes. One pair. I ordered two pairs and I ordered the same shoe in two different colors. Cause I already got one pair. This is the first pair. I don't know what pair this is. Oh, these are the white ones. Okay, y'all, these are my favorite shoes. Y'all need to get up here, these. Cause these are the best and most comfortable shoe ever. So these are the vaporwaffle Sakai's and I got them in white.  And this is so cute. I love these. Oh my God. I cannot wait to wear these. Y'all, I'm telling you, the most comfortable shoe I ever wore and it's definitely worth the money. So, cause I have the purple and green pair. So this is the first pair and these are so cute. Yeah. These are the black pair. I thought the black pair wasn't going to come. So cute. Love these. I had to grab these. So yeah, I'm gonna wear these for my workout tomorrow. But y'all, best shoe ever. Best Nike shoe ever. The vaporwaffle Sakai's. So long. Y'all, so I'm currently at my hair appointment with Lana. I know y'all haven't seen her in a minute. I haven't been getting braids. But here we are. And I'm asking her if she can reach myself with this. What's this called? The Sunny and Dubai. Do you highly recommend? And when I had a bald spot, y'all, this is what helped me. Yeah, cause I ain't there no more. I had a few bald spots in the past. But yeah, but I'm getting braids today. I'm super excited. I'm giving, no, I'm just giving the length a break. Cause I really don't feel like, I just, yeah, first of all that. And then also I just want to give it a break. So we're here. But yeah, we're going to get it cracking. So...  Don't stop. It's green light. Are you gonna dispatch me? Wait, when, under the next room. Are you looking to crash me? I'm making beef, nightmares turned into a dream. I'll see you right here. We're going to. I'm about to get my sad weight. That's my mama. But yeah, so I'm just going to get my I saw them fall up in the skin because the last time I didn't get it, so yeah, it's all right. Shoes off Jewelry all those rings and things. I haven't had a chance to hire anybody.  I love it. I was just telling Kyra Angela, right? Yeah, I Won't have time to do your your But if you want to take I can sell it to you you can take it home. Oh, you can do it's real easy Pumps in towards your hips Scoot you towards a well just a tiny bit Kyra, I don't know if you were you here when did you listen in when your mother was doing it? Yes Okay, so volume and density of all your tissue fat and bone. That's what we're getting here So we're getting your body composition on the inside. Did you guys look at your results after you left? Go over them.  No, no, no No, no, no.    Okay, so try not to think of weight as your primary goal Okay, I mean, it's a goal. Obviously we want to pay attention to our weight, right? Okay, but what we really want to do is focus on losing fat. Okay, right, so Recompening versus weight loss because I had a woman who lost 10 pounds. She was so excited. She came in and I heard her feelings because she lost mostly lean and that's not good. No because it because Her body fat percentage didn't change Really shouldn't be going off the scale anyway, like I said Yeah, it's a it's a guide, but it's not perfect Here so this corner. I need to be here So I want that corner will be there that corners here. So make sure It's like mimic game That corner should be So I have it.  Okay so this corner Like I gotta stay on this thing cuz the break is on me. I don't expect support So this corner is gonna be that corner.  I'm floating. I'm back.