What's going on guys? It's your boy DPJ here today with another Destiny video and today our new top 5 fails of the week. Now if you guys have anything badass to send in, send it into the email I've just linked in the top of the video description and if you guys do enjoy this video, hitting that like button is very much appreciated but getting straight into it and in at number 5 we have a clip sent in by Nightmare Morada. Now these deaths get even funnier the more I see them. In at number 4 we have a clip sent in by Fry Guy 219. When two Titans try to steal each other's kill, yet it gets stolen from them. In 3 we have a clip sent in by My Ladle. When Tharmin Exotics, it isn't the enemy which you need to be aware of. In 3 we have a clip sent in by Fran La too. Well that was pretty unfortunate. In at number 1 we have a clip sent in by MrStone012. Now this is just a fuckfest of fail supers, I've been eye counted for but it could be a fifth in here somewhere. If you guys enjoyed the video hitting that like button is very much appreciated. Thanks as always for stopping by and I'll catch you on that next one.


Good afternoon, welcome to CMC Markets on Friday the 1st of June and the May non-farm payrolls webinar where I will be covering the numbers live as they break but before we get to that the general risk warning So nothing that you see or hear here should be construed as direct investment or trading advice And then usually in my case generally tends to be a reverse indicator but joking aside Just have to get the get the reverse the risk warnings out of the way before I before I get started on the interesting stuff as to what markets are going to be doing in the wake of these numbers and I think Given what's happened thus far this week. I think it would be I don't think it would surprise you to know that The these payrolls numbers are probably not going to be big drivers One way or the other of where equity markets are going to go what they could be is significant drivers of Where the US dollar might go now at the moment? We're getting a little bit of a bid coming into the US dollar heading up to the numbers on an expectation I would suspect that we're probably going to get a decent set of numbers, but for me I think it's less about the headline number As it always has been over the course of the past few months It's less about the headline payrolls number and more about the wage growth, which to be honest with you has been I think particularly disappointing If you look at where the wage growth numbers were for example at the beginning of this year They're at 2.9 percent and since then we've really struggled to match that we came in at a 2.6 percent last month and we really plateaued it around their sort of area and Given from where we've come since April the US dollar has been on a very significant climb from the lows that we saw At the beginning of the year It also corresponds with the decline that we've seen in euro dollars So I think for me There is a danger that even though we're seeing a little bit of a bid tone in the dollar at the moment We could well have seen a short-term peak if this dollar index chart is any indication those of you who will have followed my fairly regular updates when it comes to Looking at candlestick patterns and looking at potential indicators of a trend reversal will know that I like key day reversals that I like bullish and bearish engulfing patterns on daily or weekly charts and earlier this week We got a bearish daily reversal on the dollar index and With the dollar index 50 58 percent of the dollar index is made up of Eurodollar So I think with respect to Eurodollar There is a danger that we could have seen a short-term base at 115 and I'll talk a little bit more about that in the context of the wider numbers because We looked at the wider numbers. He looked at the ADP numbers earlier this week They came in slightly softer at 160 164,000 and we did see a significant downward revision to the previous month's number as well Now that's not necessarily a bad thing that payrolls numbers are coming in at a fairly low level It just suggests to me that the labor market is starting to get a little bit tighter and Those new jobs becoming harder and harder to fill So a low payrolls number doesn't necessarily indicate that the jobs market is slowing down You've only got to look at the weekly jobless claims numbers to realize that they're still polling in the 220s Which is pretty much near 40 to 45 year lows. So Look looking looking at the weekly jobless numbers looking at the overall economic indicators We saw personal spending for April jump by 0.6 percent even though personal incomes jump by 0.3 again, that does appear to suggest that While the US economy is in that full employment Certainly the jobs market is fairly healthy and people will feel more confident about spending money So the unemployment rate is expected to remain constant at three point nine percent Unchanged from the April numbers the non-farm payrolls number is expected to come in slightly higher from last month's 164 to 188,000 but again, not really that concerned about the headline payrolls number What I'm interested in in the overall context of what we go to next is the wages numbers and those wages numbers Here we're expecting a slide-up with revision to 2.7 percent Also in the context of the wider picture for the US dollar this payrolls number Isn't likely to make any difference whatsoever to whether or not the Fed raises rates this month The Fed is going to go in June barring a significant meltdown in global equity markets So pretty much a June rate rises are done deal. What is it's more unknown is Whether or not we get a September and a December rate rise So do we get four rate rises this year or do we get two or do we get three? And I think that for me is how the market could well react in the context of Expectations about a September rate rise and a December rate rise So for me, I think if the numbers come in broadly as expected Broadly as expected around about these wages numbers 2.7 2.8 or even if we come in at 2.6 I think that's going to be slightly dollar negative if we look at If we look at the US 10-year yield here, we can see once again We're getting a nice little rebound in yields on the 10-year. It's around about just below 2.9 percent 33.6 basis points up on the day We've had a significant drop over the course of the past week on an awful lot of safe haven buying given what's been going on in Europe and in Italy in particular So I think in the overall context of things we've had a good week for the dollar Mike my questioning now is How much more upside is there? given that we've seen a little bit of a rebound in the euro and slightly softer US yields what is going to be the catalyst to drive them Significantly higher. So let me just get rid of that manufacturing payrolls number there and these these are the key numbers that I'm Keeping an eye out for these three numbers on my right hand side here So we've got seven and a half minutes to go I've gone through what I'm expecting also inflationary pressures do appear to be showing signs of edging higher so that should be a net positive in terms of Rate rise expectations, but what was also interesting this week and This is likely to feed into the overall direction of the euro was the big jump that we saw in eurozone inflation From 1.2 percent to 1.9 Which suggests to me that the recent increases in commodity prices are now starting to feel Filtered down into the headline inflation numbers and if that does become apparent Then that is likely to raise expectations of what the ECB European Central Bank might be looking to do further down the line Now the political situation has Moderated somewhat in Italy. We'll start by looking at the FTSE MIB We've seen a nice little rebound off these lows here The market on the FTSE MIB is looking what I would call it It's a little bit oversold in the short term pretty much like every other equity market So that would suggest to me that there's probably going to be limited further downside in the FTSE MIB for this week Given the rebound we've seen over the course of the past three days. What has also been fairly interesting I think has also been The resilience of the FTSE 100 we can see that borne out in this particular chart here on a daily chart FTSE index FTSE index has probably been the one index this week is likely to finish the week in positive territory The DAX still looks a little bit soggy As does the CAC Courant But here again We do appear to be seeing some evidence that we could potentially be looking for a bit of a rebound I'll quickly look at the Germany 30 for you Where we have the 50-day moving average Which is helping support the current price action if we look at this particular area through here on the German DAX And if we look at a short-term chart, let's drill down into the four hours We can see that there's a decent area of support Round about 12,550 we do appear to be starting to wedge back towards the 12,800 level I don't really expect us to move too significantly out of that given the volatility that we've seen this week and Given the fact that we are also lower on the week so Again today's payrolls numbers probably aren't going to affect the DAX too much What it will do I think is if we do get a weak dollar number and it pushes the euro up It will limit the upside in the DAX Similarly in the CAC Courant, so let's look at the let's look at euro dollar because we talked about the dollar index let's just hide all the key indicators here and look at the euro dollar and Look at what I think is a potentially a potential indicator of a short-term base We can see that here look at the way that this candle has rebounded quite strongly engulfing the Previous days candle, but also half of the day before that is a potentially bullish sign So we are seeing a little bit of a drift lower At the moment we could see a drift back down to around about 116 on a fairly decent dollar number But I would be surprised if we dropped below the low here of this day here And I'll quickly tell you what that low is that low there is 116.0510 so that was the low on Monday The low this week has been around<PHONE_NUMBER> for my for my euro rebound hypothesis To play out we need to see a move back above 117.30 which is these series of peaks all the way through here and we can draw a line Through these series of peaks just by doing that with this particular chart here And this is this is essentially how I I construct how I construct a bit of a trade set up on On any given chart got a nice little base here. We've got a series of peaks through here Let's just get rid of that and redraw that There we go So we can see we've got a lot a series of resistance levels all the way through here and through here This is round about 117.30 there are thereabouts I'll usually post an update on the chart forums To that effect and they can be they can be found there as you can see on the left hand side rebounded from the 15 level Need to break up potential for rebound towards 117.30 if we take out 17.30 We could see a move back to 117.70 118.30 On the basis of this chart, I think it's more likely we could probably drift back down To the low 116s on a fairly decent dollar number in the short to medium term, but it doesn't change my view Given how this chart looks at the moment And obviously I could quite conceivably be wrong But looking at the dollar index and the bearish tendencies That are being displayed there then on the balance of probabilities I think it's more likely that will short squeeze higher in euro dollar towards 117.70 118.30 Over the course of the next few trading sessions and how we get there is a different ballgame entirely But looking at this 116.10 area I would expect that to hold on any dip down and then let's rebound back towards 117.30 So that's your dollar. Let's have a quick look at doll again as we count down to the numbers Again decent support all the way down here at the 50 day moving average So that's quite a key area there 50 day moving average is at 108.50. So that's looking as if we're starting to get a little bit of positivity there So if we do get a dip Back down I'll be very surprised if we move much below 108.50 If there is any if there is any market that you would like me to cover ladies and gentlemen feel free To ask me a question and I will endeavor to answer it to the best of my ability Um cable similar sort of story Found a little bit of support around about 132 Not as conclusive in terms of where we go to next We're in a bit of a range between 133 and a half and 132 If we do get a strong dollar number and a strong dollar number is a wages number above 2.7 Then we could we'll get a move back towards these lows a weak dollar number should take us through 133.60 Back towards 134. So for me, it's really it's a fairly binary outcome Um a fairly decent number should push the dollar higher. So that's 2.8 a An expectations number 2.7 or even 2.6 is probably likely to see the dollar Remain below its recent highs and maybe test lower over the course of the rest of the day 223 decent headline number 2.7 pretty much as expected. So no surprises there. The unemployment rate has dropped again To 3.8 percent. So net net that's a fairly positive number Um So all in all we should see a test higher in the dollar a test towards 116 10 in euro dollar But again, while they're decent numbers, I don't think they're going to be significantly significant in terms Of pushing the dollar to new highs and through 95 and what is significant about the headline number ladies and gentlemen is that the Previous months number has been revised down from 188 to 159. So download revision to the april number of around about 19 Around about 30 000 29 000 But uh the headline number has come in around about 30 000 higher. So a little bit of a swings and roundabout number there um slightly dollar positive But not overly so so I think the likelihood is we're going to see more range trading between 116 10 on the downside euro dollar 117 30 on the top side And similarly on the pound Decent support around about 132 and will continue to trade the range that we have been for the past few days looking at bond yields Not surprisingly they've aged higher. So that should be fairly dollar supportive Um, the 10 year is now gone from to 89 60 to 291 30 We can see that here So slightly modest uptick in the 10 year What does it tell us about the expectations for a rate rise in september or december? absolutely nothing It doesn't tell us anything um Simply because it's a neutral number It's not particularly strong It's not particularly weak So been asked about the Dow This really I think tells us all we need to know about the Dow decent support If we just let's drill it down into a slightly Shorter term chart I think we're probably going to drift towards the upside to around about 24,700 Um, but overall I don't think it's going to drive the Dow significantly one way or the other next week We've got the g7. Obviously we've got concerns about tariffs um, the recent implementation by president trump of aluminium and steel tariffs on the european union canada and mexico The prospect that um, we will see countermeasures implemented by the EU Sometime over the course of the next two or three weeks By the 20th of june They could get walked back between now And next week's g7 meeting so again You know sometimes The narrative or the narrative out of the media tends to drown out what the price action is doing And at the moment what we're seeing Is Markets are undecided as to what's going to happen next is president trump Going to really shake up the world order and potentially damage um, the very people who voted for him in 2016 His behavior is becoming increasingly unpredictable and at the moment all I can say about the Dow the us 30 Is that we're going to continue to trade in the range that we've been in Pretty much the past month decent support 24 to 50 decent resistance around about 25 000 um, the us small caps has continued to outperform Simply because an awful lot of the stocks in that index are domestically focused domestically based And the us economy is actually doing okay But again in this case you have to wonder how overextended that is more importantly When I look at say for example the S&P 500 I get a fairly similar Story in terms of what the outlook is For this particular index. It's a range trade at the moment And ultimately it's going to be very very difficult. I think to really determine where we go to next In fact, if we look at this we can probably see that Given where we've been and given over the course We're probably nearer to the top of the range Then we are to the bottom of the range On a four hour chart So on that basis I would certainly be looking to maybe sell rallies back towards this series of highs through here And look for a move back towards Lows around here That we saw earlier this week around about 2700 It's really not particularly anything to get excited about Unlike european markets, which look as if they're going to close down For the second week in succession or should I actually I should revise that? The german DAX Is likely to close lower for the second week in succession And this you typically find This when you have a very strong up move In the case that we've seen with respect to the german DAX and we look at the last eight weeks We've seen one two three four five six seven eight successive weekly closes higher When that when that run gets broken you generally tend to see A sharp reaction lower over the course of the next two or three weeks So I think for me with respect to the DAX you're probably likely going to see now A lot of choppiness, but albeit back towards Around about 12,500 12,400 And I base that On the fact that the euro is likely to drift higher Because it's no coincidence that while we've come down from 13600 to 11700 That's also coincided With um, and then rebounded again this move from the lows here As coincided with the euro dollar coming down from 125 to 115 so if we look at This here we look at this chart here on the germany 30 You've got all these series of lows here 11,700 We now look at euro dollar And look at it over the Same period look at what look at where the peaks are in euro dollar relative to the lows in the DAX You've got 125 125 and then you've got the highs Highs here in the euro the lows in the DAX Euro dollar comes down German DAX goes up So if we're getting a reversal on euro dollar That could potentially act as a headwind for the DAX the proxy doesn't always work But as a general rule If the euro dollar is going up then The the upside on the DAX for that particular day is likely to be fairly limited if that makes sense Um being asked about gold Always a favorite. So let's have a quick look at it. Let's just get rid of these first so that clears up some more space And look at the old goldy price And it is struggling to get back above the 200 day moving average more importantly though John it's The 50 day moving average is starting to roll over as well. So That suggests to me that You know, unless we get back above say 1310 or 1320 Momentum is likely to favor a slightly weaker gold price in the short to medium term However, I wouldn't be overly concerned about it if we zoom all the way out in the way that I have been We're still in a fairly decent uptrend from the lows that we saw in the middle of last year So if I draw myself a little trend line there Through here We're still in a fairly decent long-term uptrend even though we're starting to track lower a little bit So I think the likelihood is that while we're below these two moving averages here The momentum will take us back towards this trend line around about 1280 We're still in a very long-term steady uptrend, but we're going in for a bit of a consolidation I think in a similar manner to the way that we did Back here in september we tracked lower we tracked lower we traded sideways We hit a trend line We rebounded and I think what's happening here is similar to what's happening here. So Overall, I think I'm broadly positive in terms of risk Which is likely to push the gold price lower Um Simply on the basis that the dollar is can probably going to be a little bit stronger over the course of time Um upside in euro dollar again, it's going to be limited to I think around about 118 119 That's probably going to take a few days or a few weeks to play out But overall I think risk political risk in europe will come back The italian government that's just been cobbled together By five star and the league May not cause tensions immediately within the european union, but I can't help thinking at some point that it will And it could well it could well pose significant problems for The european central bank when it comes to looking dial back its stimulus measure Euro dollars seems to be bouncing on the numbers. Yeah, again You know, it goes back to what I was saying about that those numbers being sort of Broadly positive but not massively positive. So the markets tried to push the dollar higher Euro dollar, I think only went down to around about one 16 and a half Didn't even get anywhere close If we look at say for example the hourly chart we can see How far it went. Yeah, so we didn't really even take out the lows of yesterday Actually, if we draw a horizontal line through that There One 1645 is a fairly decent area of support But at the same time, we've got a fairly decent area of resistance all the way through 117 30 here, and I think that's likely to be Probably the extent of it over the course of The next few hours that's probably going to be your range. We'll have to wait and see But overall With the weekend coming up I can't really see us breaking too significantly out of this range Apart from maybe a slight bias towards These peaks that we saw earlier in in the week Um, has anyone else got any other questions? Otherwise, I'll quickly move on to dolly yen And drill down into that So we've got a daily chart at the moment. That's looking a little bit oversold So looking for a little bit of a yen weakness there, which also coincides with um A slightly more risk on strategy. Let's go to the four hour chart And we can see that there's a decent area of resistance Around about this peak here. Let's look at that peak. See where that level is. It's around 109 80 So that's the peak from a few days ago And there's I think you could probably argue that there's a decent area of resistance through there as well We can see that as identified by the little pink line that I've got there And when I look at trading these when I look at trading these particular markets These are the sorts of things that I look for I look for highs and lows Which repeat themselves over time And then look for potential areas of support or resistance on then potentially reacts to the breakout of those levels So get rid of that there Euro yen The old favorite that's been quite a mover over the course of the past few days And here again, we haven't got as bullish a reversal on euro yen as we did on euro dollar, but nonetheless It still does seem to be showing some signs of carving out a little bit of a short-term base In the in the in the shorter term and if we look at a weekly chart on euro yen We can see it even more clearly on this chart here Let's blow it out a bit looking at the cloud support On the weekly chart Look at that candle there. This is the weekly candle So that suggests to me that even though we broke lower We've been caught in a massive short squeeze all the way below this Low here at 128 127 85 and it's caught an awful lot of people out So In the context of euro yen, I would be very reluctant to push it aggressively lower We could see a bit of a squeeze back to the 200 week moving average but again Very much a case of sell the rally I think on euro yen On a move back to this area here 129 And then look to maybe go short around about that 129 level On a move back through The 128 level that we've got here Any other questions ladies and gents? Done euro yen. We've got um, we've got we've got a Got the rba next week So let's have a quick look at the ozzy dollar It's always a favorite Given we've got services PMIs as well So let's try the ozzy dollar Now the ozzy dollar is looking particularly interesting I think because I think there's some evidence that it could be carving out a little bit of A short-term top we broke below this trend line here Let me remove that line. This is the weekly chart. Let's take it down even further This is a daily chart. Let me just change that 10 6 3 Nice little resistance level coming in around about Here So this is looking to me more and more like we're probably going to trend back towards this trend line here Uh, and potentially come back lower again. So decent resistance at 76 On a shorter term basis if we drill down even further we've got A nice area of support Coming in through here. This is where linking the lows can be quite interesting In terms of the overall picture But looking to sell rallies back to 76 and even this trend line here for a move back down Towards the lows that we saw at the beginning of may and say it's the rba next week I don't think we're going to see too much change there. We've also got ozzy first quarter gdp We have seen a pickup in some of the chinese numbers which should be broadly positive Which should help support the ozzy in the long term in the in the short term But in the longer term, I think a slightly stronger dollar will help push the ozzy down And I think the rba will be broadly pleased with that In the in in the wider scheme of things Okay, so I think Brent crude Now the one thing that I have looked at with Brent crude is how it's outperformed wti wti has gone down this week Brent crude hasn't But what I can't escape from with Brent crude is this bearish reversal on the weekly chart here And that would suggest to me that as long as we can stay below 80 dollars a barrel On Brent Then we may well Have seen the short term peaks for crude oil. I was looking for 82 dollars a barrel On this move higher on the break above this 50 percent level. I've been quite consistent in that call However, I've been I've been forced to revise that because of this tweezer top here And the fact that we posted a weekly reversal A weekly reversal on the candle chart which suggests we may have seen a short term peak. So I'll be keeping an eye on The closing price here the open here and the high here You've got three areas of potential resistance all the way through there and that corresponds to around about 80 dollars a barrel Which would suggest to me that You could well be seeing a little bit of a short term top in Brent crude. We'll see how to how that We'll have to see how that plays out Just been asked a question. Am I right in assuming that on Monday we will be logging to the new updated new generation platform That is my understanding. Yes This is what I have been using to demo this particular item This particular webinar I have been using the new platform and as you can see it's not that dissimilar To the old platform What I would say is there are differences in terms of usability Um, but ultimately I think it's a good experience And I think it's something that you will find An awful lot quicker and an awful lot snappier When it comes to doing your analysis and your trading But obviously if you do have any questions on any of the features Then please feel free to contact our technical support our client support and they will answer any questions that you might have Um, any other questions ladies and gents? Before I get um before I sign off Okie dokie, so if that's it for this week ladies and gentlemen. Thank you Will there be a new mobile app? 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Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome back to another video talking about Five Nights at Freddy's Plus. The fourth or fifth video, depending on how you want to count the teaser trailers we've been getting on FNAF Plus, it's been found. In fact, as of like two minutes ago, Phil actually made it public for everyone to see so you don't need the secret link. Now I did see it when it was found, but it was very late at night for me and I wanted to go to bed. So we are here today to talk about it. So why did FNAF 2 just came out on phones? Like come on, more news? I'll do a video talking about that and actually playing it later on in the day and unfortunately that does mean I'm going to push back a core collection just another day. So anyways, let's not waste any more time, thanks for clicking on the video, subscribe if you're new, smash it on the like button and let's hop into it. Like I said, I have already seen this video so this isn't my first time reacting to it, though we are going to watch it all the way through once and then we have a lot of stuff to look at. So this new video is called Night Mode and something interesting about that is that we first heard that term I believe in FNAF 2 on Phone Guys Calls. He says the robots were never given a proper night mode so when it gets quiet they think they're in the wrong room. So then they go try and find what the people are and in that case that's your office. So it's interesting that that's from FNAF 2 and not FNAF 1 and that's not the only FNAF 2 reference we get in this video but again we'll talk about that later on. So let's just click play. This is technically the fifth video. So where are we ladies and gentlemen? Looks like Foxy right here with the eyepatch and his Pirate Cove curtains. What's going on there Foxy? It's interesting too that his eyepatch doesn't fully cover up his eye socket. You can hear Ferdy laughing, a lot of distortions. Open up the camera. I mean the curtain. Who's that? Another Ferdy laugh. What's that over there? Exit sign. Dynagram. Yeah, a lot of stuff that we need to take a look at but it's not done just yet. Also I forgot just how loud that got, oh my god. Yeah, there's a lot of flashing imageries that we need to take a look at. But first, we're still inside Foxy. Well we still are Foxy, don't really know. Looks to be a door? With the exit sign. That's it. So the first little bit of this video is kind of self-explanatory. Either we are Foxy or we are inside of the Foxy suit on the stage of Pirate Cove, okay? Now we don't actually get a look at Foxy, which is a little disappointing. I do want to see what he looks like but I guess we're gonna have to wait until later on in the development cycle to see what he looks like because maybe we'll see him in the gameplay trailer, Phil teased over on Twitter. Yeah, we open up the curtain and then we open our eyepatch, right there, and we see someone. I'll be honest, I can't really tell who that is. It might just be Ferdy. It might be, I don't know, it's probably just Ferdy. I think I can see the top hat. I have really no clue but I don't think it really matters. But we are seeing them in a poorly lit room with glowing eyes. So very creepy. I know a lot of people are like, oh, these characters look silly. Well, what do you think about them now? They're terrifying. By the way, I always thought that they looked awesome. I never said that I didn't like their designs. Also when I call them the Cupcake Mr. Cupcake, that's just his fricking name, alright? Technically Coral is not his name, that's a fan name, so don't get mad at me by calling him by his actual name or just call him Cupcake. His name is not Coral, don't get mad at me. Also because this is part of the Fanverse initiative, it will be ported to phones and consoles and all that stuff, maybe get merchandise as well, so awesome. And also it will cost money, unlike some of the other fan games, it will cost money. When I say that, I mean when it goes up on Gamejolt or Steam, it'll cost money, unlike some of the other fan games. So we glitch out a bit, we hear another laugh, and then everything turns red, everything gets all spooky. We seem to be very panicky, not sure why, again, maybe we're stuffed inside a foxy. I don't know. I don't know what this is, it might just be an exit sign, because we see quite a few of them in the video, and then it glitches out again. We see an exit sign there, there it is, exit sign. It looks to be the same one from FNAF 3. Now I don't think that necessarily means that we're in the FNAF 3 location, because I highly doubt we'll go there in this game, but it does look like the one from FNAF 3, so maybe inspiration there. Then we see the Dynagram, look at that, looks awesome. Another exit sign, again, I don't think that this is going to be the FNAF 3 location because I don't think, I don't know, it's hard to tell, right? Because we get a lot of imagery of things from FNAF 2, right? Here on spoiler alert, we will see the puppet, which yes, even though the puppet technically was in FNAF 1 lore-wise, they never appeared physically until FNAF 2, like we didn't know their existence up until FNAF 2. Even though they were in the FNAF 1 location, I know people are going to say, oh, but he was there. I know he, she was there. Then we get shots of the show stage. Those two images we've seen before in the other trailers. Again with Freddie, I don't know what that is, I have no clue what this is, might just be some pixels, might be Bonnie, but I mean, Bonnie's looking a bit rough. Another exit sign, even though that's the same one. This looks to be Bonnie or Freddie, I'm guessing Bonnie, because maybe this is his ear. Here's what they look like when they're outside of your door in FNAF 1. Here's the endoskeleton, this was cool to see. It's the actual endoskeleton. It looks very similar to the one in FNAF 1, but obviously very different for this new game. There's Bonnie again, and we actually run, oh my god, we run off the stage. We get a shot of an eyeball, don't know what this is, teeth, maybe, maybe this is like part of a jump scare, I don't know. Yeah, we got some eyeballs, that's weird. We get what appears to be maybe one of the door mechanisms, right? So when it's down, it's shut, when it's up, it's open. It's like a lever you pull down to close the door. I'm guessing that's probably what that is, because this does look like probably one of the doors. A shot of the poster in the office, right, you can see the TVs, you can see the cup, right, this is the celebrate poster. Another endoskeleton, maybe, I don't really know what, oh no, that's Freddie when the power goes out, awesome, right, so that's what he's gonna look like when he's outside your door when you lose power, the exit sign again, here's the puppet, here's the puppet, very terrifying dude, they've got a fucking nose, yeah, so I guess I also should say that this isn't canon to the official FNAF timeline, right, this is Phil's own thing, this is completely separate from FNAF, even though it is a remake of the first game, this isn't tied into the lore of the main games, so this isn't like the Unwithered, it's not the like 1985 location from the books, it's nothing like that, it's it's its own separate thing, more exit signs, more foxy running out of Pirates Cove, a shot of the gang on the stage dude, yeah, if you tell me these guys aren't scary still, there's something wrong with you, this is terrifying, oh my god, that's terrifying, oh, shots of Freddy, maybe this is his jumpscare, I don't know, a shot of the hallway, that looks awesome, little Bonnie plushie, with a speaker too, psychic friend Bonnie, who knows, but it is interesting that there's two prizes, maybe we'll get a look at the prize counter, which is something we never got to see in the first game actually, this is Pirates Cove, today's showtime, interesting, so it seems like Phil took inspiration from Funtime Foxy's mechanic in Ultimate Custom Night, I wonder if that's gonna play a role in how Foxy operates in the game, shots of something, I can't tell what this is, maybe Chica, maybe this is her beak, right, it goes down, those are her eyeballs and her eyebrows, I don't know, I can't really tell, a clock, so that's gonna like show us the time, we get a shot of Bonnie that we saw in the first ever video we got of FNAF Plus, well, posters, again, presumably in the office, parts and service room, right, you can see on the mass, you can see the employees only sign, I can't tell if this is Bonnie right here, because he is the only one that goes into the parts and service area, exit sign again, a closer shot of the puppet, exit sign, the missing person paper, again from one of the screenshots we got back on Halloween, the face has been ripped off so we don't know who is missing right now, and then that's it, then we get a fruity laugh, and then at the very end, we're still inside Foxy, I patched still up, and we're approaching a door, the door is open, and we look up at the exit sign, so maybe, and here's a possibility here, either this is Foxy escaping the location or it's us trapped inside a costume trying to leave the location, that's just my guess, and that's actually it for the video, and I do want to end the video off by warning people that there were some parody fake accounts of not only FNAF Plus but also the developer of FNAF Plus as well as developers on all the other initiative games that are not legit ones, okay, Phil made a whole post about it, basically saying that he's very happy with the response of FNAF Plus, which again, Phil, you're doing an amazing job, but he also got a message from Scott saying that there's a lot of these accounts that, again, aren't legit, so link down below at the very top of the description, and I'm going to leave a pinned comment, the official accounts for FNAF Plus, Phil Morgue, the developer of FNAF Plus, Kane Carter for Pop Girls Evergreen, Amio Mako for FNAF, FNAF IV, Jonah Grom for 1 out of 50s 3, and also Nixon for the ignited collection of T-Jock. Please double check to make sure you guys are following the correct accounts, because again, these fake accounts are not legit, they're giving out fake updates, as well as just like not being, not being funny, not really being that nice to the the developers themselves. Yeah, so make sure you're following the right accounts later today, I'll be back with 1 out of 50s 2 on phones, I'm very excited, boys. So yeah, that's it, thanks for watching, if any more news comes up, of course I'll be here, thanks for watching, and I'll see you all on the flip side, goodbye.


What up, Zendu fitness fam? We are doing a jump rope and lower body workout today. It's four minutes of body, we're gonna do it real quick. And the reason why it's four minutes of body is because I'm traveling, I'm obviously here in the tactical desert in Columbia and I just wanted to get done with it really quick so it's all out of effort. Four minutes, do the thing, let's roll. All right, Zendus and Duda, it's time to do the thing. Four minutes, all out of effort. Really push yourself this workout. Four minutes, you're done. Let's get into it. First exercise, jump rope, regular bounce. You guys, I'm not even in the desert. I'm kind of jumping in a little puddle of mud here, some soft mud dirt substance. So I'm jumping a little higher off the ground than I usually would like, but for you, try to stay one to two centimeters off the ground and keep that consistent rhythm. All right, here we go. Take a rest, get your breath.  Let's go, air squats. Now you can see here, we are bringing our butt down to about knee level and standing almost straight up, but not all the way. And so we want to keep this consistent rhythm, get as many squats in as you can in this 20 second interval. Three, two, one, time. Next exercise, jump rope, run in place. You guys, this is all out of effort. Sprinting with the jump rope, let's go. Here we go. So again, you guys, I usually would not like to come to the floor off the ground with my feet, but I'm kind of jumping in some mud here. I'm out here in the Tatsukawa Desert in Columbia. I thought it would be a cool place to shoot, kind of hard place to jump rope, as you can see as I messed up right there. But do the best you can wherever you are. Next exercise coming up is the front lunges. You guys, focus on good form, but do as many of these as you can in this 20 second interval. Here we go.  So you're activating that gluteus maximus, that's your butt, every time you do a lunge. Here we go. Finish the run here, five seconds. All right, next exercise, jump rope, high knees. Again, you guys, do not turn the intensity down at all. This workout is halfway done already. Push yourself here. Get those knees up to waist level here. That is a challenge, but it's only 20 seconds.  Here we go. Boom, next exercise, squat pulses.  And so you see here, we're going about 90 degrees up to, well, I don't know what that other degree is, but we're going between a pull squat and a three-quarter squat. And that is what a squat pulse is. So just keep the movement there, keep those glutes, hamstrings, and quads activated. Next exercise, we got jump rope, feet side to side. And again, we wanna move those feet as quickly as possible. Really pushing yourself here. Here we go. Right in here.  Actually just pass the ball of your feet between your toes and the ball of your feet. Bring those feet in and out as fast as you can. Awesome job. Three, two, one, done. All right, this is your last exercise. Go all out effort. All right, jumping lunges coming up here in three seconds. Here we go. Let's get into it. Last exercise, 20 seconds. The hardest exercise, but push yourself here. You guys, do you wanna do this for another one or two rounds? You can, but the whole point of Tabata is going all out effort, four minutes. So hopefully you did that here. Five seconds left. Finish strong. Here we go. Where'd he go, Zen dude? Guys, if you enjoyed this workout and you want more workouts like this and tutorials to help you get lean, live an awesome life with a jump rope, please subscribe to the YouTube channel and be able to look out for more videos from the Zen dudes, deuces.


President Bola Agnet Tinnubu has assured Nigerians that the framework for palliative to remedy the effects of fuel subsidy removal was being worked out. He assured that the decision was in the best interest of Nigeria, especially in guaranteeing future prosperity. Tinnubu said this when he received 18 governors who sent with him class of 1999 at the presidential villa, appealing for more patients from Nigerians, while the government will increase efforts, speed up the process and ensure a foolproof social security structure that will not be compromised, especially in cash transfers. President Tinnubu noted that the country will not make meaningful progress without fixing electricity, assuring that his administration will harness gas resources and explore every opportunity to ensure stable power generation and supply. On security, the president who had earlier met with Governor Babagan Azulom of Bonnu State to review a situation in the North East, appealed to Nigerians, especially Plattus State to shoot their swords and use dialogue in resolving conflicts adding that issues of borders were man-made not created by God. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


The Nigerian Railway Corporation NRC said it will begin full operations of the Standard Gauge Railway Service from Lagos to Ibadan on Tuesday. The management of the NRC said this is a statement signed by Lagos District Manager Jerry Orchea in Lagos.


when Joe Harris ends up being the leading score for the Nets with 19, he knocks down five threes in this game. Let's hear from Joe Postgame.  How would you describe what it was like for you, preparing to have Kevin out there, seeing him pulled, seeing him come back and then get pulled again?  Confusing, frustrating. I mean, it's bizarre. And then for him to not start and then be able to come in, play, and then be taken out again. That really just doesn't make any sense. Did you give any thought, you know, that was his situation, would you give any thought to what that may mean for the rest of the team from a contact tracing standpoint? I mean, your guess is as good as mine. I would have said, hey, if he's sitting for contact tracing, I mean, what the hell, he's with all of us on the court. Go to Brian Lewis with New York Post.  I mean, that's like a whole other can of worms. I mean, it's not really my problem. Like, there's a lot of, the guys that are actually all stars, I feel bad for. I mean, yeah, it's just a lot of stuff where it really doesn't make that much sense, but I'm not the one making the decisions. I just work here. Well, like Andrew's ESPN. Hey, Joe, I mean, you don't make the decisions, you just work here. Is this one of those times, though, where you would like the NBA to kind of take some feedback from players on how this feels to be put in a situation where you guys lost this game? This is a game that, as James Harden points out, it counts towards your standings Oh my gosh, yeah. Like if for whatever reason, hopefully it doesn't come to this, but say he comes down to one game later on in the season. I mean, we're trying to win every game. We're trying to get, find our rhythm as a team, have some continuity, and obviously, there's a number of things that are out of our control, and we're trying our best to deal with everything like every other team in the league, but this instance seems a little different. It just seems a little odd to me that you're gonna have a guy not start coming, play whatever Kevin played, and then take him out again. I mean, it just, you know, it doesn't really make any sense at all, especially like you mentioned. I mean, these are all, these are games that are important. Like we're trying to find our rhythm, and hopefully it doesn't come down to it, but like, you know, every game matters, and there's significance there. Alex Schiffer, the athletic. Hey Joe, I'm curious if you guys talked about this whole thing as a team in the locker room, and what the vibe was that so was, was it talk more about the game, or was it just on the bizarreness of this whole thing? Yeah, it wasn't really like a dress. You know, obviously it was a tough game.    I mean, the guy doesn't even have positive tests, so it's like, yeah. Christian Winfield, New York Daily News. Hey Joe, I guess I do have a basketball question there. You guys turned the ball over 18 times. In your estimation, is that what the Raptors did? Is that carelessness with the ball, or is it a little bit of both? What did you make of how you guys took care of the ball? Yeah, I think, I mean, Toronto, definitely you can turn teams over there an excellent defensive team, but I think a lot of it too, it falls onto us. I mean, that's definitely a huge hurdle for us to get over right now. It's turning the ball over. Second chance opportunities. You know, we just, you can't win a ton of games. I mean, we're in games because we're such an efficient offensive team, but you can't win a lot of games when they're taking 20 more shots than you are. It just puts yourself in such a difficult position, and a lot of that is turnovers and then giving up second chance opportunities.


Create change. If two words can describe my life, it might be these. Whether separated by a punctuation or placed side by side, they accurately describe where I've been and where I hope to be. I want to create, to make something new, to see the raw materials around me and connect them like synapses to bring something new to life. I want to change, to grow and evolve, to learn new ideas and live in the tension, someone with a direction more than a destination, a perpetual horizon rather than a mythical location. I want to create change, to exist in this world so that this world does not remain the same, amplifying voices from the margins and upsetting the status quo, leaving a dent on the universe so that we don't stagnate towards oppression but shift towards justice. Create change. Create change.


Colgate dental cream to clean your breath while you clean your teeth and help stop tooth decay and Luster cream shampoo for soft glamorous Corressible hair bring you our miss Brooks starring Eve Arden once again for another comedy episode of our miss Brooks written by Al Lois Well as some of you may remember last night was New Year's Eve Like everyone else our miss Brooks who teaches English at Madison High School had looked forward to celebrating with considerable anticipation But as the poet Robert Burns put it the best-laid plans of mice and men gang after clay I don't know about the men But I'm certainly one of the mice Robbie had in mind because last night somebody really ganged up on my clay Everything started off normally enough Saturday morning as I joined my landlady at the breakfast table here Connie Here's some tomato juice. He'll do your good dear. What is this a down payment on tomorrow morning? Oh, you won't need any tomorrow not if you come to my party tonight. What kind of a party are you having mrs. Davis? Very quiet Connie I just asked some of the neighbors in to listen to the radio and maybe dance a bit It'll be a nice relaxed evening. Of course. I am having some help with the refreshments. Who's helping you? Barney the bartender from Mulligan saloon That should lead to a very relaxed evening earlier than you think Oh, he's not going to serve any whiskey you see ever since he's been working for mr. Mulligan Barney's insistent on having New Year's Eve off. Why is that?   I do it started to run in my dress Oh, you're exaggerating dear. It was a very mild mixture Why we even dipped ladyfingers into the punch bowl after a while I know and a little while after that the ladyfingers were diving into the bowl Oh, I'm just teasing you mrs. Davis. I'd like nothing better than to share a little punch with you tonight But I probably have a date with mr. Boynton probably Hasn't he asked you yet, Connie? Oh, you know mr. Boynton It takes him a week to get enough courage to speak up You'd think he'd know where he stands by now. I've dropped him enough hints heaven knows hints Just yesterday. I told him I thought there was nothing quite as exciting as the scent of an orchid and the popping of champagne corks Do you think it'll work Connie? Indubitably mrs. Davis You'll probably take me into a florist shop and let me smell an orchid while he cracks his knuckles Mr. Boynton isn't the biggest spender in the world is he Connie? No, I think there's a Maharaja in India who spends eight or nine dollars a week more But after all mr. Boynton is a school teacher and he probably just can't now who can that be come on in? It's not locked Finished with your stereo Connie. Yes. Thanks. Good morning. This Brooks mrs. Davis Hello, mr. Boynton. Now isn't that a coincidence mr. Boynton? I was just going to clear away the table and clear out What's coincidental about that now? She's got a good reason to Exactly See you later folks. Take your time dear Well, mr. Boynton. This is rather a surprise visit. Yes, mr. Brooks. I guess it is Want a cup of coffee? All right keeps pretty hot in this percolator There you are. Thank you Well, that was fun. What do we do now? Tonight as you know his new year's eve miss Brooks. Yes, I know It's the one night in the year. I believe in celebrating You see the only fun a bachelor can have Especially a bachelor school teacher is to really let go once in a while Might also be fun to hold on once in a while Don't look so shocked. I'll withdraw the statement strike that from the record clerk The one thing I'm so grateful for miss Brooks is that our relationship has always been completely honest And above board I can talk to you straight from the shoulder. You certainly can mr. Boynton I don't have to beat around the bush. No, you don't I can come right to the point without stalling. I hear you talking I uh, I don't have to mask my real intentions with a lot of pseudo diplomacy. Never know pseudo diplomacy Well, what I'm trying to say miss Brooks is that well several weeks ago I I promised to attend the biologist club new year's eve party at the club jamboree tonight Oh, that sounds like a lot of fun, mr. Boynton. Well, I'm sure it will be But the ticket cost five dollars miss Brooks and well, I only had enough for the one when I bought it And well since then I've had some unexpected holiday expenses and just haven't been able to afford another one Of course, I'd love to ask you to join me tonight But I couldn't very well invite you to pay for your own ticket. Could I you could but I couldn't Pay for it. I mean I've had some holiday expenses of my own mr. Boynton two whole weeks of eating I'm terribly, terribly, sorry. It won't be together miss Brooks as a matter of fact I I suspected you were just as broke as I am. That's why I came over to see you now What do you mean mr. Boynton? Happy new year miss Brooks Same to you mr. Boynton and thank you for a lovely morning That's all right, miss Brooks now let's sing two choruses of old langzine and this will be the earliest I've ever folded on new years Please don't be annoyed miss Brooks. I'll be thinking about you tonight from the minute I sit down in that nightclub and pick up my noisemaker. Well, thanks, mr. Boynton I'll be thinking of you too tonight as soon as I sit down by the window and blow my tin horn All right, I guess I better be running along now get cleaned up for the big night Yes, you do that mr. Boynton. I've got to help mrs. Davis with the dishes. Forgive me if I don't chase you walk you to the door Certainly. Well, see you next year like they say don't take any wooden biologists Now that's just dandy What's just dandy connie? Oh, where'd mr. Boynton go home to rest. Oh We've got a big knight ahead of us a we've got a big knight ahead of him Mr. Boynton is going to the biologist party alone mrs. Davis alone But why connie he just can't afford to take me with him the tickets are five dollars a copy now if I had five dollars I could Mrs. Davis I'd be happy to connie you would of course, but I haven't got a quarter I spent my entire budget for this week on tonight's party Oh, well, thanks just the same mrs. Davis. No sense in worrying about it. I guess new year's eve is just another night Maybe that's mr. Boynton again. I'll finish up in the kitchen connie. Come on in the door is still open Ah, good morning, mr. Brooks. Mr. Conklin What fortuitous circumstance brings madison's esteemed principal to the umbil abode of a lowly faculty member You've seen your share of charlie chan movies haven't you? If you'll forgive me mr. Brooks, I shall skirt the preliminaries and get right to the point Firstly mrs. Conklin is visiting her sister who has a touch of rheumatism in philadelphia. That's a bad place to get it Let's dispense with the fripper is shall we? Secondly her sister has sent their little boy age six to spend the holidays with my daughter harriett and myself Thirdly, I have promised harriett. She can go to a new year's eve party tonight And fourthly I have a dinner engagement with some old professor friends of mine from state normal days But I don't understand. Mr. Conklin was at this late date. It is almost impossible to secure a baby sitter, miss Brooks Now I understand I'm sorry, mr. Conklin, but I've been sitting with children for years now. I'm afraid I'm going to be busy tonight Ah, what a pity It would only be until 10 o'clock and I was contemplating payment of Say five dollars. I'd like to help you mr. Conklin, but it's really out of the question for me to did you say five dollars? That is correct. Where and when? 730 my home. I'll be there mr. Conklin. Thank you miss Brooks. Thank you very much. Don't bother seeing me to the door I know the way Thank you, mr. Conklin. Thank you very much. Yes, indeed. Mrs. Davis Mrs. Davis. Yes, dear. What is it? Well, it's going to be a happy new year after all I'm going to sit with mr. Conklin's nephew until 10 o'clock and he's going to give me five dollars He must be quite a well to do little boy Mr. Conklin's going to give me the five Don't you see mrs. Davis? Now I can buy my own ticket to the club jamboree and see the old year out with mr. Boynton after all How nice for you connie. Oh just one thing mrs. Davis on our way to the club May I stop by here to pick up some lady fingers? But doesn't the five dollars you pay include a midnight supper connie? Yes, it does mrs. Davis then what in the world do you want with lady fingers? We've got to have something to slip the waiter Eve Arden will continue in just a moment, but first here is verne smith Now proof that brushing teeth right after eating with colgate dental cream helps stop tooth decay before it starts continuous research Hundreds of case histories makes this the most conclusive proof and all dentiferous research on tooth decay Eminent dental authorities who provides hundreds of college men and women for over two years One group always brushed their teeth with colgates right after eating the other followed their usual dental care The group using colgate dental cream as directed using colgates exclusively showed a startling reduction in average number of cavities Far less tooth decay the other group developed new cavities at a much higher rate No other dentiferous offers proof of these results modern research shows decay is caused by mouth acids Which are at their worst right after eating brushing teeth with colgates as directed helps remove acids before they harm enamel Yes, colgate contains all the necessary ingredients Including an exclusive patented ingredient for effective daily dental care So remember always use colgate dental cream to clean your breath while you clean your teeth and help stop tooth decay Well, I phoned mr. Boyden and asked him to meet me at mr. Conklin's home at 10 that evening at 9 30 I was still trying to get little stevy into bed Now listen stevy. It's getting awfully late. Just when do you propose to go to sleep? Well, soon as I get another glass of water, but I've given you three glasses of water in the last half hour What do you do with them? I tried to and gave one to my animals Is see hanko osgood bought me these toys for Christmas. They're very nice now get into bed, please Well first tuck my lion in the bed all right There your lion's in bed now my tiger Okay, your tiger's in now put my black panther in right the black panthers tucked in now. I'll just tuck stevy, why aren't you getting into the bed? Who do you think I am Clyde Beatty? I wish I had a book on child psychology with me a nice heavy one Come on now shove that menagerie aside and get in. Okay Hello, is that you have Harriet your daughter's dressing for her date mr. Conklin, but thanks for the comparison On the phone all voices sound alike to me. Fine. Mr. Conklin. He's in his zoo. I mean in bed Not quite, but one more glass of water should do it There hasn't been any change in plan has there mr. Conklin. Oh, I know miss bro Then I can expect you in about half an hour. I'm afraid it'll be considerably longer than a half hour miss brokes I'm staying over with some friends, but you said you'd be back at 10. That's right. I'll be back at 10 a.m Oh, but mr. Conklin.  Good night and a happy new year to you Oh, this is terrible Harriet. Oh Harriet your dad just called and told me he won't be home until tomorrow morning I know he's staying with some old friends of his from normal. There's nothing normal about it When I agreed to act as stevy's sitter. I thought your father would be back at 10 tonight I have a date at that time with mr. Boynton. Oh, that's a shame miss bro Maybe I could call your dad back so we could make some other arrangement Do you know where these friends of his live? No, I don't but don't get panicky We'll think of something as soon as I finish dressing That must be wolder dentin. Will you let him in please? I'll just be seconds finishing up. All right Harriet coming Quiet stevy Take it easy i'm coming Oh night to see the old year out on aren't you just in love with tonight miss brookes? I'm crazy about it Harriet will be ready in a few minutes walter. Ah dear Harriet You know, that's what I like best about this holiday the feeling of closeness it gives you to the one you care for Especially during that one breathless rapturous moment right before midnight That moment like the hush of a giant wave eric pounds mightily upon the golden sands That tongueless moment of promised ecstasy culminating in a crescendo of clamorous amorous bliss Have you ever been hit with a six-year-old child? You don't seem very happy about new years Haven't you got a date with mr. Boynton? That's just the trouble walter I have But I also have a date to sit here with mr. Conklin's nephew stevy until uncle returns in the morning It was all a misunderstanding mostly on my part. Gee that's a tough break miss brooks Isn't there any way out for you? I I know maybe you could hire a babysitter to sit in your place Of course it couldn't be just any ordinary person It would have to be a very special kind of sitter to fill your shoes You never were great in anatomy were you walter? But that wouldn't work either even if I had the money which I haven't it's too late to get anybody now Well, here I am walter. How do I look devastating harriot? Absolutely soul destroying How do you think I look miss brooks very atomic harriot? You should be the center of all eyes at your party Gee, I kind of hate to go with you in this spot miss brooks. Did you tell walter about your dilemma? Yeah, she did harriot, but we can't seem to think of any way out. Oh, don't worry about me kids I'll just celebrate new years eve some other night Maybe when mr. Boynton comes to pick you up You could talk him into staying here with you instead of going to his old biologist club party Yeah, there's a swell phonograph and some keen records you could dance to maybe I'll do that In fact, I may do that even if mr.  You're certainly noble miss brooks. I'm not noble. I'm stuck Go ahead now. It's almost 10 o'clock noble or stuck your solid miss brooks. Thanks walter Maybe mr. Boynton will notice it and stick around a while I'll do my best so long kid Yes stevie she did.  He's very fond of you too Here's your water No stevie no ice cream cones at this hour with a pickle in it. That's different. You've got to have your vitamins Now I'm just fooling you've eaten quite enough for one night. Are there any pickles in the house? No, but I'd gladly let you have the one I'm in But near the pitcher I might get hungry again Thursday Oh, that's mr. Boynton.  Okay. Night miss brooks. Good night stevie I'll be right there in mr. Boynton Why but you look handsome tonight.  I'm glad to see you're all ready. I'm just raring to go. Well unrare yourself, mr I'm afraid I can't go with you tonight But you said on the phone that mr. Conklin will be back. Yes, that was before he called me again He won't be here until tomorrow morning. I can't leave stevie alone But I've been thinking mr. Boynton. We could have quite a nice time right here tonight Here you and me and the phonograph. There are some fine records stacked over there by the sofa But miss brooks. We have no chaperone. Who has no chaperone. I'm here I'm sorry miss brooks. I've already paid for my ticket and the other members of the club expect me at the club jamboree In fact, I promised I'd be there by 10 30. Well, it's only 10 now. You could stay for a little while Here sit down on the couch mr. Boynton. Well, I guess I could stay for about 10 minutes or so fine We'll have a million laughs Do you like records mr. Boynton? Oh, yes, I do. Say here's quite a pile of them. Let's see what some of the titles are That should be fun. Here's a batch for you. I'll go through these Uh Don't you think you're sitting rather close to me miss brooks. I know I'm sitting close to you mr. Boynton Well, I I mean I'm a little off balance. I don't want to break any records. Don't worry. You won't Here's a great old number if I could be with you one hour tonight. I'm alone cow hand Baby, it's cold outside Don't fence me in I'm in the mood for love. It's too late now I can dream can't I? All right, louis drop the gun Everything I have is yours. I got plenty or nothing Drink to me only with thine eyes You've had all the water you're going to get now go to sleep. Maybe you should let him have it miss brooks I'd love to let him have it He's had quite enough mr. Boynton. Oh say here's a beautiful number the bells of st. Mary's Oh, that is beautiful Excuse me mr. Boynton. Oh before you answer it miss brooks. I'd like you to know I I've changed my mind. I just can't stand the thought of you spending new year's eve alone So well, I'll call my friends and tell them not to expect me That is if you still want me to stay here with you if I still want you mr. Boynton don't move from that spot Be right there If I still wanted me says It's us miss brooks. We just couldn't stand the thought of you spending new year's eve alone Come on in walter. Oh, but uh, what about your friend's party harriott We told him we weren't coming miss brooks water knife decided to spend new year's eve right here with you with me But mr. Boynton's here. Oh, hello harriott. Walter. How are you both? Fine. Thanks mr. Boynton. We came back to help miss brooks celebrate the new year. Well good the more the merry I'm staying here too Wonderful. We'll have our own party the four of us. Won't that be just the end miss brooks? It'll be the end of something I've certainly had a good time so far. So if I drink and coax and play in records Oh, it has been rather exciting at that. Don't you think so miss brooks thrilling I can hardly wait until midnight. What are you gonna do then? I'm gonna crack open a brand new bottle of sweet air and spray the kitchen It's almost midnight now. Gee. I wish daddy were here. That would be all I need Turn the radio on Walter. The club jamboree is broadcasting their new year's eve party Oh, okay, mr. Boynton poor daddy's missing all the fun He and those old professors of his probably played a few games of chess and went to bed about 11 30 Well, perhaps is for the best harriott. Your father's a very high strong man too much noise isn't good for him Uh, I've got the station Well, it's two minutes to midnight folks and here to give you the signal to the stroke of 12 is one of our Most distinguished citizens and an honored guest of club jamboree Here he is your friend and mine happy go lucky gag a minute us good conchlands Ladies and gentlemen and thank you for that charming introduction professor. Yeah, that's him. All right I have just time before the old year is dead to tell you lovely people that a funny thing happened to me on my way to the club tonight A panhandler stopped me outside the door and said mr. I haven't had a bite all week So I bit him. Oh great Madison's next principal will probably be milton burl Now when I give you the signal, let's get those noise makers going and really letter him There are only five seconds to go for Maybe it was some of mrs. Davis's fruit punch Oh gosh harry your dad's entitled to have a little fun once in a while After all people are only human. Well, it is new year's eve It sure is And it's midnight too harried You know what that means I guess so water Well, come on. I'm all puckered Mr. Boynton, do you see the work that's going on in the next yard? Yes, I I do miss brooks Although I must admit I'm a rather different person most of the time I feel that this being new year's eve. I can take a certain liberty liberty. You can take shore leave Ready if you are I'm puckered mr. Boynton Oh Done it. If you'll forgive me mr. Boynton. I'm going to pour three glasses of water Three but who are the extra two for you and me? 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In this video, we're gonna introduce a very important type of linear model referred to as simple interest. And so familiarize you to some of the vocabulary associated here, think of the following situation. Suppose a loan is given out to a daughter who's fallen hard times by her parents, right? You know, parents wanna kinda help her out here. The parents, they wanna give their kid the money, but they don't just wanna give it as a gift, they wanna learn a little bit more responsibility, and therefore they're gonna give her a loan. It'll be a simple interest loan for which there is interest collected, but it's not as unnecessarily malicious as maybe it would be from a bank or something like that. It's a very generous loan here. And so simple interest is based upon the following idea. So first of all, she's gonna borrow a certain amount of money, right? And this is called the principle. This is how much for the borrower, this is how much money you take away. And for the lender, this is how much money you're giving. Now, the idea of a loan is that this principle will be paid back to the lender from the borrower, but it'll be paid back with some extra interest. So some percentage of the original principle we've added back to it. And so let's say that the interest rate is gonna be our percent in the situation. And this is gonna be our percent per some unit of time. Most financial loans are done in a year timeframe, but if it's a short-term loan, it could be a matter of months or weeks. But so yeah, typically this would be like your percentage per year. So you talk about like your APR, your annual percentage rate, it talks about an interest rate per year. So after an agreed upon timeframe, the daughter must repay her parents the original principle plus interest on the principle that occurs while she's in possession of the loan. So if she repays the loan back after T units of time, she will have to pay back her parents the following things. So you get this formula right here. So the amount that she has to pay back her parents is gonna be P, the principle times one plus RT, which with this simple interest loan, there's not any recurring payment.  Let's say that she borrows $6,000 from her parents, then let's say like six months later, three years later, 10 years later, she gives back all the cash to her parents. She'll give back the original principle and interest all at once. Where this formula comes from is the following. If you distribute this, you're gonna get P times one, which is just one, right?  So what PRT here represents is P times R is a percentage of the principle. If she has to pay back 10% of her $6,000 loan, she's gonna be paying $600, but $600 per unit of time, right? So $600 per year, maybe 10% per year. So every year he takes to pay back, she has to pay another $600 back.  Now, when you distribute it out again, right? Going back to the distributed amount, you're gonna get P times R times T plus P, in which case, what you see going on here is that this is actually a linear function where with the linear function, your variable is time. How long does it take for you to pay back the loan? Your Y-intercept is the original principle if you borrowed the money and then paid it back immediately, no time elapsed, then you would pay no interest and you would pay just back the principle, that's the Y-intercept. And then the slope here is gonna be the interest rate applied to the principle, right? P times R, how many dollars per year do you have to pay back for the loan? And so simple interest is a linear model, even though it's generally written in this factored form. So suppose the daughter borrows $6,000 and she agrees to pay 6% annual percentage rate APR on the loan and she pays back her parents after three years. How much money does she owe her parents? Well, in that situation, using the simple interest formula from above, the amount will equal the principle, which is 6,000, times one plus the interest rate, which is 0.06, make sure you write your R actually as a percentage, length is a decimal, not with the percentage symbol and then she pays it back after three years. This percentage rate is percentage per year. And so since this is year, there's no conversion of time we have to worry about. This is the calculation we do. So we're gonna first do 6% times three. That's actually gonna have the effect of 18%. So taking three years to pay back 6% per year is the same thing as having 8% interest rate after one year. You add that together. So you get 1.18 here and then multiply that by 6,000. That gives us 7,080. And so that's how much the daughter would have to pay back her parents after three years. Be aware that if you subtract 6,000 from that, that means she's paying $1,080 in interest. That's the cost of the loan, which of course, this is just gonna be PRT, which oftentimes when people use the interest, how about simple interest? They sometimes write it this way, that interest is equal to PRT. That just gives you the interest. You have to add the interest to the principal to tell you how much you'll pay back at the end. That's an important thing. But the interest itself, this is how much it would cost her for the loan. Let's switch up the situation again. Let's suppose that the daughter borrowed 6,000 and she has an APR of 6%. But let's say that she pays back her parents after a timeframe of five months or something like that, right? Let's say she pays it back after five months. Now, when you are working with months, right? You'll see that the month, there's a mismatch between months and percentage rate because the APR is an annual percentage rate. It's per year, right? This is percent per year, but we're measuring time in months. So we have to convert from one from the other. We could switch five months into years, in which case we'd be five-twelfth of a year. That's perfectly acceptable. But we also, we could switch percentage per year. We could also switch this to percentage per month by taking percentage per 12 months, like so. So basically, we have to either take the timeframe and divide it by 12 so that it becomes years or we have to take the APR and divide it by 12 to make it a monthly percentage rate as opposed to an annual percentage rate. For simple interest, it doesn't make really much of a difference which direction you go here. The amount that she's gonna have to pay back is 6,000 times the principal. Then you're gonna get one plus, we're gonna get R, right, is the next number. I'm gonna write the percentage rate as percentage per month. So we're gonna get 0.06 divided by 12. So that gives you the monthly percentage rate. And then we times that by five months, like so. And so now we just have to multiply these things together. Let's see. So when we do that, 0.06 divided by 12, this is going to give us, let me write it out here. This is gonna give you 0.005, you times that by five. We then get one plus, you're gonna get 0.0025. So it's a zero right there, I promise. Add that to the one, you have 1.025. And then times that by 6,000, that would end up with 6,150. That's how much money she'd have to pay back if she paid her parents back after five months. And so if you focus just on the interest part, right, the interest is just gonna be $150. So it's a dramatically smaller interest that she has to pay, not because the interest rate changed, not because the principal changed, but because she paid it back faster than it's less interest overall. So it only cost her $150 to borrow it for five months as opposed to borrowing for three years. So if anything, you get out of the lesson like this is if ever you borrow money, the key to financial success is to pay back your loan quickly. The longer you take, the worse it'll be for you. And that might mean making sacrifices. If you graduate from school and you have some student debt, the key I want you to know here is pay off your debt as fast as you can. That might mean you can't buy the Xbox 17 that just came out for another year or two. Show a little bit of self-discipline and pay off your debt because you'll have actually more money in the future if you do that than delaying the debt you're paying off right now.


Hello, everyone. Thank you for joining. I'm Isar Gilboa. I'm the CTO and one of the co-founders at FInout. We are a company that specializes in observability. We offer a wide variety of tools like virtual tagging and cost per unit and also cost per tenant. What I would like to talk about today is to share with you the journey of how we attributed our cloud cost to per tenant and to give away some takeaways in how to do that when you want to tackle that same exact problem in your environment. So let's begin with a question. Why would we even want to do that? What value do we have in attributing our cost to our different customers and our tenants? The reason we want to do that is because we want to measure what matters and I'll explain what I mean by that. Let's take, for example, a company that one year after another multiplied its cloud costs by two. Is it a good thing? Is it a bad thing? The answer for that is it depends. As you can probably realize, it depends if this company sold like 10 times more of its product and it has 10 times more customers than it's probably a good thing. And if it had no change at all in terms of its business health, then it's probably a bad thing. So here we kind of take costs and attribute it into something that for sure resembles the health of our business. And the deterioration in that is probably going to mean the deterioration in the business health. Also, it's a great tool for R&D departments and finance departments to communicate better because the entire conversation is becoming more actionable. Let's call it that in terms of what finance can do with the information and what finance can tell R&D as a lead as to where to start checking for issues. For instance, the answers they might get from R&D could be better ones because they would know how to ask the right questions. For example, why did these specific customers margin deteriorate? And then R&D could go and check and say, oh, it's because they're using much more expensive queries or things like that. And as I will show you here today, we're talking about a generic solution, not something that's specific for tenants, but something that you could apply when you want to attribute your cost to per project or per team or whatever any business logical unit that you would want to attribute to cost. Any questions so far? Great. So what are we going to get in the end of this wonderful journey? This is what we chose to display in our system, a high level display of each of our accounts and their costs, also with a call for margin to see how much we are making profit or making loss in some cases on each of our customers and to be able to drill down for each of these customers and to see their consumption of our different subsystems as we will describe later on. But it's important to emphasize that you can take this data and plug it into any dashboards or any UBI system that you are used to working with in your system. So let's begin. Let's first talk about the challenges in building this entire, let's call it story of allocating cost to business units. So yeah, it doesn't have to be complicated, but it does comprise the three main aspects and one of them is the cost that we need to put all in one place. The second is the tenant data. For instance, what is the entire list of our customers and how much does each of them use in any of our subproducts. And we are going to make a lot of use in Kubernetes metrics and to tie all of these things together and explain how the fact that we are using Kubernetes as we are, heavily dependent on Kubernetes in our solution, how it helps us and what we can do with it. And we'll show that once we have all of these three data points, how we're going to put it all into one meaningful story. Any questions before we begin talking about these three challenges? Great. So first, let's talk about getting cost data. So I assume all of you probably or maybe some of you who can't be due to regulations or restrictions are running on cloud. And usually your cloud provider provides a detailed list of your cloud costs. For Amazon, it's called the cost and usage report. For GCP, it's called the billing data set in your BigQuery. And it's usually a lot of data. For larger companies, it can be hundreds of gigabytes per day. And that's only for one cloud. Once you go multi-cloud, this problem gets more and more difficult to handle and data becomes a lot more vast. And also it has different structure, right? Because if I use Amazon, Amazon is using a different structure for its data, different from GCP or Azure or things like that. And let's also throw into that mix also the software services that we may use like Snowflake, like Datadog, which as you can see here in the example is not negligible. It's something that usually we'd like to include when allocating what's our production costs to customers. So this entire challenge is actually talking about taking all of the different sets of cost that we can't handle, that we want to allocate to logical units and put it all in one place, putting it all in one structure that we can query, and that we could ask simple questions like what is all of the costs that we want to attribute to customers. And I can share how we decided to handle this for our environment. We used Apache Spark with our wide set of connectors to many tools, and we're performing ETL operations in order to structure the entire data into a single structure. Any questions about that before I move on? Yeah. The CEO mainly, my partner. Yeah, we are a company of less than 40 employees at the moment. What do you mean by that? You mean that us fin out when we sell cost entities. It's a wide variety of decision makers, usually VPR and D or CTO a lot of times, or usually this kind of person or someone who's in the gap between the tech side and the decision making side. If you want to ask any more questions about fin outs, I'd love to after the talk. Okay. So any more questions about the costs? Great. So let's talk a bit about tenant data, and the easiest way I found to do that that gets the point in the most efficient manner is taking an example. And let's talk about Netflix as an example of using tenant data. So let's imagine the entire Netflix system was running on one single server. How would we even start thinking about attributing its cost to the different set of customers that a huge company like Netflix has? So of course, there are different customers and some cost more than others. For example, I'm a great customer for Netflix because I pay the monthly bill and consume quite a little. So let's agree that a customer of Netflix that watches double the screens than me would probably cost them double. So that's one of the base assumptions that we are going to work with and to use that in order to allocate the costs of multi-tenant systems that we cannot technologically, let's call it, break down by tags or any other means. So in real life, there are more examples that we can share that we are encountering. And that's for cyber security companies, there are the number of scans that they perform on their customers' accounts and then they can attribute the entire cost of their multi-tenant system based on the number of cans that were performed and number of gigabytes ingested for log indexing companies that that's the preferred method of attributing costs in their system. And usually this data source contains a lot more interesting data about the customers, for example, ARR. And that could enable us to talk in margins if we ingest not only the consumption but also more metadata that's interesting to show in this entire database that we're building that would also prove very helpful in the final result. And where can you usually find this sort of data? So companies usually store this in their BI systems where they store all of their entire list of customers and all of the metadata on them and the ARR and the usage in the system per month is usually there. It's often streamed into data warehouses, we've seen a lot of users choosing a snowflake to store this information in. And Salesforce is also an example of where this information may be found. And that's about it in regards of taking a set of costs that's multi-tenant that cannot be split and using metrics for that. Any questions about that before I move on to Kubernetes? Great. So let's talk a bit about Kubernetes. And the reason I talked about metrics before that is because what we are going to apply in Kubernetes is very similar to the method that I just showed you regarding metrics. Because if we think about all of the Kubernetes metrics that most of the standard solutions monitor on our system, we end up with a lot of metrics that represent usage per pod, consumption per pod, CPU consumption, memory consumption. And what we decided to do is use these metrics as a building block in order to split apart the underlying EC2 nodes that these pods were running on. That's enabling us to be able to use all of the pod's metadata as the most granular unit of cost that we are able to attribute costs to. And that was extremely useful for us because a lot of our pipelines, we are a company that has a lot of data pipelines as I will show in later slides. And this was a very crucial feature for us because we could, after applying such a solution, we immediately were able to ask questions like what was the price for data pipelines for this customer on this day? And it handled like half of the complexity of our system quite easily. Any questions about that before I move on? So essentially what I showed you here is the three challenges and how we can tackle each of them individually for costs, what we can do in order to gather all the costs and put it in one place for metrics where we can find them and what we can do with them in order to allocate multi-tenant data. And for Kubernetes, we can use these metrics and apply the same metric based approach that we saw earlier and get pod level data. So let's take an example system and bring this entire thing together. Let's take an example system. This is like a simplified version of our system. It ingests a lot of data from the left side and it has data pipelines and a data warehouse and the application. And as you can see, all of the things that are running in the system, we are running on AWS, as you can see. All of the things that are running any workload, it's in Kubernetes. Even the Spark is in Kubernetes. The application is in Kubernetes and even our data warehouse is in Kubernetes. So we decided to apply a Kubernetes solution and we figured out we were going to have to do that in order to allocate our costs. So the first thing when you want to allocate your system costs into logical units or customers is to identify which subsystems contribute to the total cost of customers. So we're going to start with that and for simplicity, we'll describe here two subsystems. One is the ETL side, the batch side, the nightly workflows that run pods per different customer and runs every day. And the second part is the data warehouse and the finout application side. And we are going to use the Kubernetes solution that I showed you earlier and apply it on that. And if from the cloud provider, we are able to get all of the EC2 nodes that for every day we're serving our system in order to do the daily workflow for these customers, after applying the Kubernetes metrics and storing the total in the same unified location I described earlier, we are essentially creating a place where I can get all of my customers' costs for a complete subsystem only because it runs in Kubernetes and I have pod label customer on that. It's that simple once you break apart your cloud bill according to a Kubernetes solution. So that side's been taken care of and now we need to move to the other part of the system. Any questions so far? Yeah. Essentially, yes. Once you apply a generic Kubernetes solution to break apart each of your EC2 nodes to the cost of each pod, you can actually ask questions like, what does this pod label cost me every day? Yeah. Sometimes it's more natural and sometimes it isn't. In this subsystem it was because we are actually running a certain pod for a specific customer every day. Yeah. We are actually using the metrics approach to take apart also other multi-tenants or API calls exactly. Yes, that's right. So we are actually taking apart the EC2 nodes and storing or centralize the, let's call it warehouse, the billing records per pod. When we query or centralize the data warehouse, we ask questions like, how much does this pod label cost me? It's no longer considered a node. It's losing the meaning of being a node and it's stored as the different pods that we're running on it. That was something that we developed ourselves by using the metrics from Prometheus or you can also use metrics from Data. But there are products that do that for you. Yes, exactly. These set of products that Kube cost is one of them. Fiannaut is one of them. They are connecting to your cloud bill, connecting to your metric systems and are able to take apart each of the nodes and to let you access queries like, how much does each pod label cost me? Yes. That's exactly what I'm gonna talk about right now and that's exactly the case in the area on the right here and that's why the Kubernetes solution does not solve that yet. Great. So I'll move on to solving that. So in such a case where even your finest granularity unit is multi-tenant, what can you do? So what you can do in that case is actually try and look at it in a bird's eye view, even a higher level to stop trying to allocate the finest granularity to per customer, but to ask yourself, okay, what is this subsystem? What's its purpose? What's representing consumption per customer? If you remember the example of Netflix earlier, what makes me a more expensive customer than other? And that's where we turn to our more generic metric solution and think what makes sense for us to attribute costs according to. And we chose query durations. Another good example that we could have chosen is amount of data scanned. If a customer is scanning 100 gigabytes per day and another customer is scanning 200 gigabytes per day, I mean in queries, not in the data problem, but when querying the system, that would make them, that would make the 200 gigabytes a customer twice as expensive as the 100 gigabytes customer. And that's the method that we apply for this right-hand side of the architecture. No, it's not... So that's how we... Sorry about the different design for this slide compared to the previous, but that solves us the entire architecture that I showed you earlier. And of course, as I mentioned earlier, we chose to present it all in dashboards that look like this, but you don't have to... But it's just raw data that you can use anywhere in your system. You can plug it to your looker or BI systems and use it whenever you like and get alerts according to that. And the plan budgets according to that, the sky is the limit. So let's sum it up. Let's sum it up. So what we can do once we have our Kubernetes utilization... See the timer moving here? Am I good on time? Okay, great. So another thing that's important to mention is that once we apply a Kubernetes solution, is that we have immediate access to see how much underutilization we have in our system.  Either we can optimize this, like s cross of why is there under utilization? Why do we have such a high idle values and to act upon it? Or to also allocate and attribute the idle part to the customers, because we'll always have a certain amount of idle. It's part of our production. There's no way around it. And we want to have a smart way of also attributing these costs to our different customers. So that's that. So in order to conclude everything, I wanted you to get a certain amount of takeaways. How we can analyze a system when we want to attribute its cost to customers. So first we want to identify our subsystems. Then if the system is running Kubernetes, we'd probably want to apply some form of solution that is able to take apart these costs to the Kubernetes level. So we'd have access to the actual pod or namespace cost. For the multi-tenant part with s cross office, there are metrics that I can split these costs by. And essentially that would give me the entire access to taking any cost I want in the system and attribute it to per customer. So that's that. That's it. Any questions? Yes. So that's a good question. Usually data transfer occurred due to a certain operation that happened in the system. If this operation is easily attributed to a customer operation, we need to ask ourselves what this operation is. Does it happen on the demand of the customer? Does it happen in relation to how much data each customer is processing? And you see where I'm going with this to try and find the reason this operation occurred and if there is any proxy metric that we could allocate this cost according to. Any other questions? Thank you very much everyone.