Live from Denver, Colorado, it's theCUBE.  Hey, welcome back to theCUBE's coverage of Commvault Go 19 from Colorado. Lisa Martin here with Stu Miniman. Stu and I are pleased to welcome somebody who knows a lot about Commvault from a couple of different angles. We have Andrew Cochran, Solutions Architect at SelfCat. Andrew, welcome to the program. Hi, Lisa. Stu, thanks for having me. It's great to be here. You have a familiarity, more than familiarity with Commvault for a long time. You're at SelfCat now. You've been there since the beginning part of this year, but you've been working with Commvault on the customer side for a long time. Let's start there with just giving us your history of what you guys do, what you were doing with Commvault on the customer side before we get into the partnership with SelfCat. Yeah, yeah, so I started working with Commvault about five years ago. I was working for a large global company. Headquarters in the UK around research and development. And we had a lot of different siloed backup technologies. We had a big problem with data growth. So I ran a project there to find a solution that would help us with that in the day that we were doing it, but then also as we grew, as we had big plans to grow our data, we were growing about 60% on average year on year. So we had a major challenge with that data boom. So I started working with Commvault. We selected that as a tool set. And we implemented it and we were able to reduce our backup down to a much more controlled environment, much more automated and increase our backup success and our restore success dramatically from our SLA was, we didn't have one actually, but it was probably more around 50% up to sort of the 99% success rate. And then we started that journey and it was definitely a partnership with Commvault then from a customer angle because we saw backup as day one. And then it was really, how can we progress that and move from data protection to data management? So we started looking at what we now refer to as orchestrate and activate. So orchestrate really looking at how can we move workloads? Initially it was between sites or it might be for disaster recovery scenarios and then obviously now the cloud. And then we started looking at activate because we realized we had a challenge of our data is growing more and more. We can protect it, which is great, we can move it, but we didn't really know what it was. We knew we had stuff, we knew we had it a lot of it, but when you start drilling down beyond the file types or the sizes of, is it sensitive? Is it person identifiable? Is there risk with this data? Do we need it? Can we delete it? We didn't know. So that's where we started looking at activate. So that's kind of where my journey started to end as a customer, when we started to get involved and activate, I sort of left that when we were sort of end of the POC phase. So we knew we could do what we wanted it to do is then matter of scaling that. And then, yeah, I joined SoftCat beginning of this year to take on a new challenge as a partner. All right, so great learnings you had as the user now. You can relate with your customers even more. Just give us a thumbnail sketch of SoftCat and how the Commvault partnership fits into the overall business. Yeah, so SoftCat are a UK partner. We were around infrastructure and services. We're one of the leading UK partners and we cover a broad range across hybrid cloud, network, security, digital workspace. So we cover a wide gamut of different technologies and Commvault are one of our key vendors that we work with and really one that we work a lot with around the data management piece and discuss with customers the challenge I had as a customer and we share that with them and discuss Commvault and how that can help them in their challenges. The role that you now have with SoftCat, what part of your experience with Commvault on the customer side attracted you to shift over to SoftCat and partner, and be a partner, what's your partner with Commvault? Yeah, yes, I mean, my whole career up to this point, so about 20 years has always been from a customer side in different organizations, different sectors. And I'd kind of, I'd got to the point where I'd done a lot of different roles. I'd been different infrastructure roles, different end user compute roles. I'd been on service desks and into the architecture world and I'd kind of had a good round of experience but I thought I'd never experienced the channel or a vendor. So I wanted a new challenge and SoftCat had the solution architect role which was ideal and I thought actually seeing in the channel and I suppose still being close to the customer and being able to understand their challenges and what they're trying to do because that's been my whole career to that point. But then also, sign to form relationships with vendors that were different and sort of having that closer relationship that being able to, I suppose, amplify almost my voice because I can have one voice as a single customer but now I see even in 10 months, I think I'm into triple digits of customers. So I can start to amplify that voice of saying it's not just one, it's all of the customers that I represent and almost starting to be that go-between between customer and the vendor and I thought that was a really interesting challenge and something that I'd be good at hopefully and it really attracted me to start seeing that space and start to meet more customers, see their environments, their challenges to see was my experience unique or is everybody having the same sort of challenges and aspirations and start to work together to try and help solution design around those. Great. So Andrew, I'd love you to bring us inside some of those conversations you're having. Yeah. We've been having conversations this whole week about the new Commvault, they've got some new products like Metallic, very much a partner-driven activity. Which of the products in the Commvault portfolio are resonating most with your customers and what have you heard this week that you want to make sure that you're bringing back to your users? Yeah, so I suppose before this week, the two that really resonated were complete and activate. Complete, obviously, for that, almost the stuff that we have to do. We need to protect that data, we need to be able to recover it. So that's always going to be, I think, a conversation in any organization. The activate one is a really interesting discussion point, actually, and it's something which, from my experience before as a customer, I bring into a lot of the conversations I have with my customers and it's really trying to understand, yes, you might protect it, but do you understand it? I really, like I said, the challenge I had as a customer and quite a lot of organizations don't. They don't have that understanding or that ability to automate things or they might be early on that journey. So it's really, I try and take a slightly different tact of trying to understand the business. Work with not only, traditionally, it would be our infrastructure contact, but also trying to say, actually, can we speak to legal, to compliance, to governance, to HR? Because data, particularly when you start considering things like GDPR and other regulatory bodies, it's not an IT problem, it's the whole organization and actually we find that activate is a good way to start to have that discussion with customers. So I suppose that was up to this point and then obviously now the last couple of days, I think the one that I'm looking forward to will be Metallic. It's not yet outside the US, but I'm waiting for that time because we definitely see a space with SMBs where they want the power of something like Commvault, but they also want the simplicity to deploy it, to operate it. And I think Metallic has a really great play there. I've seen over the last couple of days a few times and I think it's looking really powerful. Yeah, Andrew, I'm curious. You've talked about the products that are resonating with your customers. How many of them are really on the defensive when it comes to data? And I'm worried about protecting, I'm worried about government, versus those that are saying, okay, I want to be data-driven, I'm going through digital transformation and therefore understanding and leveraging my data is a key part of that. Yeah, I think it's a mix I've seen so far and it really comes down to the sector they're in. I find that the sectors that are more governed tend to be more around that security and that protection side. So like government, healthcare, anything federal or anything like that, they seem to be much more protection-orientated. Anything more in the private sector is definitely that transformation. And that's where we have a lot of discussions, whether it be a digital transformation, a hybrid cloud, it's definitely more data-driven. And it's interesting to see those two different perspectives, but I think at some point they will start to merge. At some point I think it's just where those sectors are at the moment. Where would you say customers are, you said you're working with triple digits, so say 30 plus, or no, 100 plus customers, wait. It's been a busy 10 months. That's a lot, that's a lot of businesses. Where would you guesstimate they are with respect to readiness for GDPR? I heard some stats recently, 70% of organizations are still aren't really ready or really fully able to address that. Your take from the UK standpoint. Yeah, I think, I'm not sure of this stats, but from what I've seen, I think you're right. It's probably a high percentage that aren't compliant or ready for it. I think the main thing is to address that and I suppose be aware that you're not ready and to start on that journey. Because a lot of the regulatory things it's about being on that journey and starting it and knowing that you've got a roadmap to get to, to be, there is no real nirvana of being compliant. It's a constant rolling and it's a matter of starting that journey, identifying the processes, building a virtual team of like I said, all those different people within an organization, finding out what data you have but almost that comes after you've almost identified the problem and the technology will come after to try and help you go through that and yeah, I find a lot of the organizations that I've met so far, they're not really ready for that. I think there's still a little bit of a way to go with all the different, because you've got GDPR, you've got CCPA that's going to come any day now, which, yeah, I don't think a lot of organizations are ready for it, but it's a matter of starting that journey. Is that part of the advisory services that SoftCat delivers is to help them understand, like I said, there's no recipe for how to get ready but obviously, you mentioned CCPA, that's probably the tip of the iceberg of more privacy laws that are going to be enacted so looking at the fines that are there, how do you advise customers, I'm sure it depends on how ready or not they are but what's SoftCast sort of prescription for helping customers, like hey, you've got to get, here's the place to start because GDPR has been around for a while, other things are coming and if you're not compliant and a compelling event happens, there's a tremendous risk to a business. There is, yeah, yeah, and I mean, this is a financial risk but it's also that impact actually of if you do get audited and not compliant is that can have a really detrimental effect, especially on a brand. So yeah, I mean, really, we go in and we try and, first of all, identify where an organization is and that's across the board, we try and identify the problem of where are you, what do we need to do, are there any sort of business challenges that might have, any objectives, anything that we're trying to do as well as just getting compliant and then really it's trying to help formulate a plan and the first place that we start is building a team of different people, of identifying, even if you might not know where it is but identifying the types of data you'll have, where it might be stored, what we think are the risky points and starting to work from there really of trying to formulate a plan of where you need to start actioning things because some organizations, even if they can't put their finger on it, they'll have an idea of where it might be so it's starting to help formulate that plan, formulate the teams that can bring different perspectives because IT can bring in the technology side but they might not be as okay with the legal aspects and so therefore you need legal, you might need HR because they'll understand the employee side, you might have customers so you might need customer relations to understand what are the customers, what data do we keep with them so you need all these different aspects to try and get them around the table to start to understand almost what the problem is within each organization there's some things which are common but every organization has a unique partner, there might be more experience in one area, less in another so it's about balancing up that risk of where you then need to focus on. So Andrew, I heard at the partner keynote on Monday they talked about some new initiatives, some new incentives especially going after new logos, you've only been on the partner side a relatively short time but curious your reaction and your organization thinking about some of the changes that are happening in the go to market from convolt standpoint. Yeah, the partner exchange day was a great day and I think a lot of good announcements for the partner world. Yeah, I mean really it's ways to engage with convolt better, I think the marketing that's been talked about is a really big thing. I think making convolt stand out from everything else on the market, showing those brands that we can go and talk to other customers about. Sanjay's mentioned I think a couple of times as well about debunking some myths about convolt being complex. That's one that I have to address many times when I go into organization. So it's great from a partner aspect to see that convolt are getting those things head on really because that will help convolt but also the partners and also there's customers because I feel more customers can enjoy their great technology. So yeah, I think they're doing a lot of great work for the partner on the channel. I'm sure your perspective is as a long time convolt customer now a partner are going to be invaluable to the relationship. So we thank you Andrew for coming by theCUBE talking with Stu and me about convolt and soft cat and lots of exciting things on the horizon I'm sure. Yeah, thank you for having me. It's been great to be at go. It's been a great event. It is a great event, isn't it? Excellent. Thank you so much. Thank you. For Stu Miniman, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE convolt go 19.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com. Happy Friday. Happy new release day. Happy early July. Coming at you with 2021. Panini, Noir, basketball, four box picker team number one from jaspyscasebrakes.com. Very excited about this release. Big thanks to everybody here who got into the action. A good majority of the teams have been picked up straight up, which I appreciate. Thank you. And Sean Oh, that triple last spot mojo right there buying a few teams before the teams were pulled for number blocks. So there was a Charlotte Golden State Warriors number block, or the block of numbers that you get just for those teams, just for this break. That was for Charlotte Golden State. And here's another one for Minnesota and New York. And so we did these randomizers in separate videos so you can look out for those there. All right, let's keep these next to me over here. And there's the case of Noir basketball, brand new release, ladies and gentlemen. So keep getting into the action on jaspyscasebrakes.com. All four boxes. And we've got Steph Curry on the box here. Seven autographs for memorabilia cards per box on average. A few base cards in there too. Spotlight signatures, the sneaker spotlights are one of the big popular chases here in all this Noir stuff. So thanks everybody for getting in and good luck. All right, good luck everybody. And is there a base card on the bottom or is that a hit on the bottom? Let me just check. No, it looks like that's a hit on the bottom. Okay. All right, thanks everybody. Actually, let's use this blank card right here. I'm going to slow play some of the hits a little bit. We've got RJ Barrett, 38 out of 99. And there's different editions of these base cards too in case you're building sets for these. New York, that's going to be, oh, that's a number block team. So that goes by this digit right here, 38 out of 99. So that goes to New York eight. And that'll be for Andrew. For the Timberwolves, Anthony Edwards. Nice. That's 88 out of 99. So Minnesota eight is part of the same group, Andrew. Andrew with Anthony. For the Pacers, the Montessabona is 19 out of 25.  Thanks, Brett. We've got New Wave jerseys. Nice. That looks pretty cool. Malachi Flynn, 23 out of 99 for the Raptor, Steve Wright on the board. Jumbo material, 78 out of 99. Mark is smart. Matthew Silverstein with Boston. Nice. Thanks, Matthew. Moor Celtic, that's Larry Bird. 71 out of 99. Icons, memorabilia for Matthew. Game use material, it says right there in the corner. We've got Quinn Cook, 64 out of 99 for the Lakers. It's made for Mark S with the reigning Knights autograph for my Lakers. We've got a Robert Ori, reigning Knights. Spurs edition, 20 out of 99. Big shot Rob, Brian Watford with the Spurs. How many titles, how many chips does Robert Ori have? I feel like he has a lot. He's like something crazy. Doesn't he have like five or six? Rings in between a number of teams. All right, we've got Jordan and Wara, 59 out of 99. Three-color patch and autograph. We might see him get some minutes if he honestly continues to be out. David says, same as Brady, seven. Yeah, he's got seven chips. Good for Robert Ori. He does a lot of in-studio work for the Lakers network here in LA. All right, and the, ooh, nice. Tyrese Halliburton, 13 out of 99. Jersey and autograph for Ben Hodap and his Kings. Nice RPA right out of the first box. No, the Enora is on card. Just like the Tyrese Halliburton. Yeah, set like this. There are RPAs, usually not going to be, usually not going to be stickers. You're welcome, Ben. I think Kings might still be available in the second and pick your team too, if you want to do a heat check. So David T saying two with the Rockets, three with the Lakers and two with the Spurs. Good for Robert Ori. I think, and he's, he was solid contributors for all of those championships, right? All right, and remember last year where the, where the cards wouldn't slide out of the box is really nice. A lot better this year. Still kind of catches it in some points, but, but miles better than last year. Let's keep going. There's Giannis, hyper extended that knee. They're playing tomorrow, right? Yeah. Kind of weird not having many basketball tonight, but Milwaukee will be in Atlanta tomorrow and both the status of this guy and Trey Young still up in the air. Giannis is doubtful. Trey Young questionable for tomorrow. 27 out of 99.  The Luca will go to Dallas. That'll be for miles. It was Peyton Prichard 25 for Matthew and the Celtics, 18 out of 25. We got dish night memorabilia, five out of 75. Kobe White, Pilmer with da bowls, rookie jumbo material that is precious to chew up three out of 99 for the Miami Heat.  That's 68 out of 99. Charlotte is a number block team. So we go by that digit right there, the eight, 68 out of 99. Charlotte eight is going to be, be for Sean O'Leary. There you go, Sean. We have a Jarrett Jack 38 out of 99 snapshot signatures for the Pelicans. That's going to go to Kevin. We have a spud web for the Hawks 96 out of 99. I like that photography right there. Sean O'Leary, Atlanta Hawks. And then one more and then a redemption. First is a PJ Washington sneaker spotlight signatures. These are pretty popular. 47 out of 99. And once again, Charlotte is a number block team. So that goes to Charlotte seven. And that's Sean again with Charlotte seven. All right. We got rookie autographs, card 397. And it's going to be C O Cole, Cole Anthony for the Orlando magic. Darren Young with that one. There you go, Darren. And you get a free top loader out of this too. Jason L saying a lot. You feel like there's a lot of rookie, a redemption in this product. There's our first. You feel like a lot of rookies are following Lamello's lead and not signing return their cards. I don't know if it's Lamello. Is it? You think Cole Anthony is talking to Lamello ball and Lamello's telling him, Hey, you don't have to sign those, bro. And Cole Anthony is like, Okay, I don't know if Lamello has that kind of influence. I feel like a lot of times, a lot of times that's why you see products get delayed so they can avoid redemptions. Maybe Panini should have maybe waited a couple of weeks if there is a lot of redemptions. There's Donovan Mitchell 66 out of 99. I would rather accept the delays though, to reduce the amount. Only one case for us so far today, but hopefully we don't, we got lucky and see more live autographs. Donovan Mitchell, Logan in the jazz. There's John Morant, 50 out of 99. Yeah, maybe not directly. No, that we've known. That has been a little bit annoying. Like sign your cards, Lamello. Apologies for the video. Oh, no worries. Thank you. Are you going to apologize for the, for the diabetes too? That's, well, one sugar free. So much sodium in this one. Isn't this your favorite? I think I remember those. I was like, They're pretty good. I literally made a guess. I was like, I'm almost positive. That's what it was. There's Markel Fultz to 25. Joe Christian says Cole is signing redemptions though. He's got a few redemptions that he's, that's already been fulfilled by him. So, so Cole Anthony is like, I'm not going to be like Lamello. There's Onyeka Okongu 49 out of 99. We saw him get some minutes the other night. That's for Atlanta. That'll be for Sean. Yeah. Usually if, usually if there's a lot of redemptions, sometimes it's harder in the off season to get, to get stuff because people are all over the place or traveling around. There's Peyton Pritchard 23 out of 99 because the off season is hard to, hard to get your team on a hard to get these autographs. So that's usually, in my experience, that's usually the reason why if you see a lot of redemption in the product, especially in the off season. There's Matthew with the Celtics. 16 out of 25, Dish Night memorabilia. Yeah, I heard that rumor about Lamello too, but I don't know where that rumor came from. I think it's just, I think it's actually just idle speculation from people who are, who are worried. Kevin with the Grizzlies. And 23 out of 49, Josh Green. Nice rookie autograph for Dallas, but I don't think I've actually heard any credible reason for that speculation about Lamello not signing for Pignani. I think he's just not signing his cards. Every year there's always a rookie or two that just, it's really lazy about not signing. Raining Knights Wally Zurbia, 69 out of 99 for the Timberwolves. And that's a number block team. So that'll go to nine. Minnesota nine. That'll be for Roy. And nice RJ Barrett. Three color patch and autograph 21 out of 25. Nice autographed prime. Nick's playing some good basketball. New York, Nick's, Nick's one is going to be Jeremy 33. Nice, Jeremy. And last one here is 26 out of 49, Anthony Davis. Nice, only that guy could stay healthy. It's Mark S with my Lakers. When he is though, it's pretty incredible. All right, last box coming up. Yeah, I wouldn't, I wouldn't panic about Lamello. We got Deer and Fox, 16 out of 99. Deer and Fox, Fox in the box for Ben and the Kings. 66 out of 99, Kyle Lowry. I don't know, Elliot. I would check with Pignani on that. Sometimes, are you talking about the number on the back of the card? Sometimes there are inconsistencies with the number on the back of the card and then on the, whatever the published checklist is. There's LeBron James 23 out of 25. That's Mark with the Lakers. We got Alexi Pokhosevsky, 48 out of 99. Cole Anthony, New Wave Relic. Pokhosevsky goes to Oklahoma City. That goes to Chris Lombardo. Cole Anthony Relic will go to Orlando. That'll be for Darren to 99. And a one of one, Dirk Nowitzky, IKON's memorabilia. That's Miles with the Mavs. Maybe tomorrow, Miles. Today's a noir basketball day. One of one. I'm looking to sell out of all that noir today. Miles, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Solid case so far. We got a noir 22 out of 99, Kendall Gil. Minnesota 2. That's going to be for Andrew. We've got a Adrian Dantley. Hall of Fame Auto for the Pistons. Roy with Detroit. A couple more here. We got Desmond Bering, 27 out of 99. Two color patch and autograph for Memphis. That's going to go to Kevin T. And the last one is going to be Tyrese Maxey, 27 out of 99. Jersey and autograph. I feel like he had a pretty decent playoff. He's a pretty solid player too. That's going to go to Joshua G. and the Philadelphia 76ers. And there you go, ladies and gentlemen. That's the brand new 2020-2021 Panini Noir Basketball. We've got more in the store, so check it out on jazby'scasebreaks.com. And I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


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Hey we're doing a movie. And welcome back to spooky month. It's spooky time. Spooky spooky. And on top of that we're doing another 2022 Malayalam film that we did not see in 2022 called we were doing a lot of time travel this year. We are. Yeah. Kumari the horror thriller directed by Nirmal Sadev. Nirmal Sadev. Yes. Written by. Oh sorry. That's okay. I wanted to see oh the story is Nirmal and it was co-written with Fasal Hameed. And it's starring Prithviraj Sukumaran, Ashwarya Lakshmi, Shain Tom Chakal. Yes. Also known as Fafa Light. Yeah that's what you have every single time. Every time you see him it's Fafa Light. Yep.  It's on Netflix so you can go check it out. It is on there and obviously the reason we're watching it right now is because it for us I'm wanting to do it too once again as many spooky films as I can. Indeed. We like that kind of stuff so break your initial thoughts of Kumari. My initial thoughts are a mixed bag for me. There's things about it I want to highlight that I thought were excellent and there's some things about it that were that fell really flat for me predominantly some things in the story that just didn't engage me so the ultimate thing for me is I I didn't like it that much there was a lot about it that I did like but that wasn't enough to carry me through for the totality of the film for it to be something where I would say yes I liked it and I recommend it. Well again there are some things in there that I especially some technical things and I thought the performance of our titular lead she she she did Ashwarya. Yeah I thought she did it a very good job but the ultimate takeaway for me is it wasn't enough for me to be a full endorsement and say I liked it. No I'd say I liked it I do have issues with it though so it would be more of a mixed bag for me as well. But the things I liked I really like. I think we'll have some similar stuff in terms of like cinematography and other stuff like that obviously. I thought it was a really similar in terms of I think this genre of horror fits India very well because they have so much for lack of a better word folklore of demigods. We've seen it in a lot of films that they've done really well Kuntara, Tombad. We've seen it like done a lot and it fits the genre quite well and it's no shock that I mean I've said it many times that I think the industry that's gonna start exploring horror and really start perfecting it not that it's a perfection at all but is the Malayalam industry and I feel like they are starting to explore quite a bit. I mean just as past year we had the one with Subhan, Boom Plakaro, the one before with the guy from Kumbhalanji Nights, this one. And I would I would rather see a film like this that is a very in my opinion a very good attempt at trying to be a horror film when it's not made very much that has some flaws then to not attempt it at all because it's only gonna make the genre and the storytelling not much better with more trial and error and more things attempted. Yeah. So let's talk about obviously our lead here. Yeah, Ashwarya Lakshmi. Ashwarya Lakshmi, what do you think about her? Well I she's just a very we saw that in PS1 and 2 yes and she's just she's a solid actress she's right from the very beginning that first musical number you're engaged with her you can care about her immediately she's very believable I feel like she's definitely an actress that we're whatever you put her in she's gonna do about as good a job with whatever you give her as you could hope for I she for me by far and the acting aspect of it is the one that I enjoyed watching the most what about you? I liked her a lot as well I thought she did a very good job she obviously had the most I don't know if she had the most to work with actually probably Shine Tom yeah he had a lot to work with he was a his character was very intricate obviously but she was the one that was obviously more the central character the stuff was happening to her yeah so like in terms of like you have to look scared a lot you have to but also I don't feel like she was just a damsel in distress not at all a lot of horrors as well yeah not at all she was a very strong she brought a lot of emotion from the beginning believable emotion yeah I liked it a lot yeah Shine Tom Chaka Chaka I always enjoy he definitely had the the character in this that had a ton going on in terms of the story like what the what they gave him whether it was fully fully explained all of his character I don't know but I enjoyed his performance as well he he gave it a lot of some corkiness to it some some intricacies that I that I enjoy some maybe sometimes it didn't always work but I I always applaud the attempt yeah thought of the way I I always enjoy his performances he's like I said he's far far light for me not only in his looks I think he's a very good actor we've seen it many times yeah we have we've seen a lot he's done a lot I the same thing there were there were points of of me sensing a choice was made for the choice itself not really as a justification for something coming from an organic place of the moment and the why which is very very common and it just didn't it didn't the believability factory at sometimes kind of fell back for me because I felt there was a choice made that was more performative than a choice being made that was really grounded in something in being but they were far and few between for the most part like most things we see him in he was yeah he was pretty good yeah yeah and Prithik Raj obviously he had a smaller role but I thought he did well as well the some of the big shout outs of this that I think will definitely agree upon are the cinematography beautiful just like in it's very similar in terms of tone in terms of color palette of a cantara yep or a tombad yeah and even even some of the beautiful shots we got in the night shots of jelly katu yes was similar very similar pallets but equally just as beautiful really pretty really pretty so in terms of like you could watch this with the sound off and be like Joe gorgeous that's a freaking gorgeous yeah to the cinematographer yeah I'm Joseph Abraham Joseph that that for me was the predominant carry through at the points where I was wondering why is that going on and that doesn't seem congruent and it even seems kind of conflicting and I wasn't caring which will get into that when we talk about story yeah the thing that held me through predominantly was the beauty of the cinematography that just each frame was just a really really pretty shot that you could I agree you could just you could turn this the sound off and just appreciate each standalone scene for how good the cinematography was seems like a theme with this genre in India in terms of the folklore genre yeah because they got a they got a kind of create a setting an eerie kind of forests or a great place for the lots of red yep which is a very engaging color not as not as vibrant I think as a bull bull that was on a different level that's a whole other level how vibrant they may yeah that's a whole other level this is more like gothic and but I think that was probably intentional it wouldn't surprise me if the combination of cinematography and production design talked about we want to convey in the visual imagery the differentiation between these two monsters one of them is of the mountains one of them is of the underworld and so we want things to be a combination of forest and sky and dirt and smoke yeah I thought they did a very good job at that so what were some of your biggest issues that you said you have well another real positive for me I love a big shout out to me was makeup oh yeah these these creatures at many points were Guillermo level for me yeah I thought the the man who's been there for 100 in the attic yeah when he showed up like holy shit yeah one just the makeup and VFX alone we're beautiful man we're gorgeous beautiful some of the best we've seen in the world shout out to the to the VFX and and makeup department great on great answers they were they're really phenomenal yeah so that's that's all the heavy side of the stuff that had the positives the larger thing and this is admittedly probably partially or if not for the most due to the fact that we have we don't know this folklore we don't know the story we don't know this setting and if it is derived from something that would be known or at least more familiar with folks in India especially in this region of India I think they would grab a lot more from it there were there were a ton of things for me where the the story itself became kind of all over the place for me and there were things that were part of the storyline that I questioned as to well then why don't you just do that one of them for example was it seemed to be the the the two main monsters of Chathun and Gary Devon Gary Devon was the one that wanted child sacrifice and Chathun was the one that liked kids I didn't I didn't see a clear line as to why why are we even giving any attention to the one that wants child sacrifice it seems to me that as long as you appease the one who likes the kids there isn't going to be a problem in the place and then when they have a final battle why do these supernatural creatures have to devolve to just natural means with a fist fight that that was one of many questions I had watching the story and I don't I'm interested in answers to some of the other questions that I had throughout it but for the most part that was one of the bigger questions for me as well as I never got so engaged with the story and the characters that I had an investment in for example the fight with her brother and shines character when they had that fight and he spoiler alert we're right yeah when he when he kills him it didn't matter to me that her brother died at all I was I had no dog in the eye the whole time for me all that mattered to me was please don't hurt any kids and I don't hurt her but I didn't have an investment in any of the characters beyond that because the story kept kind of going all over the place but things like take this and bury it in the dirt and it did that come back the thing that she buried in the dirt that the lady in the forest told her to go bury well she said never never dig it up and it was there to protect her and get my guess is that was part of the folklore of whatever this is yeah and there were just a lot of things like that in regard to this has to happen during the lunar eclipse why just because okay I'll just accept that at face value why why did the guy in the attic stay alive for 12 generations other than it was penalty for his sins I didn't I didn't there's so many things that I didn't understand why does that one I'm excited why it's just that's just him being cursed and now he has to suffer for eternity basically yeah but okay then why does he have to stay in the attic I mean why why would you keep that guy in your attic he's family that's basically okay okay they like family okay yeah there's just a bunch of stuff like that that for me just I didn't didn't have a payoff for me okay yeah yeah no I though most of those I mean there were some stuff that I that in terms of I just assume it's part of the folklore that I don't understand but also that some of that stuff happens in horror films all the time like with anything with witches or so it has to happen during the full moon or blah blah blah blah that's that's pretty common in terms of like when stuff has to happen for what reasons I don't usually care I'm like okay that's that's what you say but I understand my biggest issues were actually I just I think it was too long I would have much preferred to be an hour and a half hour 45 I could have easily done that I didn't even though the songs are very beautiful I actually don't think this kind of film needed the songs I agree there was actually quite a few songs that I was like I feel like this is actually almost hindering your your even though they're very pretty they're like like the engagement of this creepy style of film and once again it's India so right that's what I'm like justification I think they had is like we need these songs promotion people yeah it's been around in Indian cinema so long it doesn't do anything to suspension disbelief for them yeah but I am and it wasn't really suspensionally for me in this one it was just that I think you could have made it even more snappy in terms of a film and keep people more engaged in this creep because I don't think people are there in this style of film for the song I think people have come to this style yeah no for the creepiness and the folklore elements and there were a lot of dovers from my breakfast there were lots of elements even though like I did I care for the brother no bless you sorry that happened right but I don't know anybody really I think the only one you're supposed to care for is the girl I don't actually think there's anybody else you supposed to care for in this film because nobody else is really good except for the girl that kills herself and that was a really snappy that I right after the thing I think there's anybody else you're supposed to out kids obviously well the kids obviously and I do think there should have been I mean it seems when her husband tells her the story about his childhood and the fact that so many people there I mean was he mentally ill was he not mentally ill there comes a point where she sees a level of empathetic concern for him that I think if they had expanded upon that that would have been really great to have seen him be somebody that you do care about and make that climactic moment when she has to kill him really tragic because it could have been so much different if certain circumstances hadn't happened to this poor guy versus him being painted far more to me as just the antagonist in the film well I think because they kept giving him medicine to suppress whatever he had going on yeah off his hand right in that kind of stuff so I'm wondering if it was like almost a curse right element as well they didn't that was one of the elements that I wish they would have explained more exactly what was going on with him yeah I think it was something like that but yeah I agree with that element of it in terms of I would have liked that that part of it explained a little better if it was please explain it to me even though I did enjoy I enjoyed the the creature elements in term like we've talked about it already in terms of just their style but the fact that and we've seen it mostly in don't bad in terms of that that whole brilliant sequence at the I think there was some in the beginning of don't bad and from what I'm remembering obviously the end sequence in all over the yeah when they're all over the wall yeah we see a little bit there but this is obviously a little bit different than that as well these are like especially the child sacrifice one it reminded me so much of something in Pan's labyrinth or yeah creepy part when he sacrificed his son I really enjoyed that element of it in terms of just how creepy this monster was I'm like cool make these creepy kind you don't see it a lot in Indian cinema and I thought since the VFX team did such a phenomenal job on the design of them yeah the makeup of great creatures was great I I'm assuming it was a real person inside that a hundred-year-old couple hundred year-old man the original Lord yeah or was it animatronic I'm assuming for cost reasons it was a man in they just in makeup in makeup either way very good job fantastic job so those I wouldn't say it wasn't engaging because I was engaged in this film I just there were in times that I think it lagged a little bit and I think you could have eliminated that just from eliminating because there was actually a decent amount of songs in this which I wasn't expecting for this and the score for the most part was quite nice yes I think you could have made it snappier agree I think you could have explained stuff maybe it maybe we're just dumb and not you Kerala people that know about this particular folklore please obviously tell us if they explained everything correctly and we're just dumb and we didn't catch it my specific thing that it was it was a shine taco shine Tom's character of I would have liked to a little more clarity on exactly what was going on because there were a few different maybe that's the thing they didn't want to fully explain it but I feel like he had so much going on I needed a little more explanation of okay is it this is it is it a curse is it just mentally ill is it what is it even even if that hadn't been explained which I agree I would have liked that yeah I go back to what I had said a little bit ago in regard to the fact of I really wish we had had it would have been really powerful in the storytelling to have made him somebody who was misunderstood and treated so badly because of superstition and when she comes to the place she realizes at first when she's told you don't want to be married to this guy that she realizes almost in the same aspect of say quasi-modo of this man is so misunderstood all he needs is love yeah that would have for him to not actually get that fulfillment and she realized that the only way she can save her child is for him to die I would have loved that yeah there that would have obviously been obviously different angle on it but there was so much more going on that he clearly wasn't just a misunderstood character in this one obviously no because he had sinisterness behind him he had evil so that's why what gave me the like the vibes of is he possessed by one of these demigods is he just this evil evil person which I don't think so I there was I think there was some type of either possession or curse or yeah there was so much on with him because he literally did awful things one element of the the brother fight when he destroyed his head after he was already dead I love that part that made me go like that so that was that was nice they also did very good on the VFX with the fingers cut off yes that was seamlessly perfect like that was a really really really really creepy filmed scene because obviously it's always fun when you go into a dark room and he pan over and there's a guy just hunched over doing yeah yeah so imagery wise it was really cool and then you figure out that he chopped off his fingers all that was extreme so there's a lot a lot of good elements in terms of I enjoyed I obviously I know you didn't enjoy it as much but there was a lot of elements that I that I thought they did very well I just wish some things were done better maybe a little more snappy explanation yeah I do agree and for me the the primary thing of whether I liked a movie or didn't like a movie when it's on that cusp is I I measure I measure the aspects of would I watch it again did I enjoy it while watching it and this again this had some of the sentence so the main thing is what I watch it again and what I recommend it to other people and I wouldn't watch it again and my only recommendation would be the points we we pointed out of yeah if you want to see the great cinematography something that's very original sure but I I think it's a crapshoot as to whether or not you're gonna leave it having thought wow I really enjoyed myself yeah yeah I would watch it again but it's still not my I would watch Contara and tombad over this for sure without question yeah absolutely so but anyways let us know what you thought about this film did you like it didn't you like it why we're stupid why we're stupid explain some of the stuff obviously that we had questions to what should be the next Malialum film that we should watch horror specifically since obviously I know most of you here going to be Malialis or Carolites or and I think both of those are right correct us we're probably wrong and any other spooky films that we should watch to finish out spooky month let us know down below


He's tweeting about you all the time, so what's that relationship? Yeah, he's real cool. He's a big brother of mine now, and you know, I can reach out to him anytime.  Yeah. Fuck! He's just graduated college. He's just been given this address book, basically, full of, you know, the most famous and most influential people in the world. And he's got access to them. Complete access. This is the world of American sport. This is the world of college football. It is next level, bro. Alright, there's one thing we need to do before we begin. Chase Young, my friend. Welcome to your reaction video. It was always going to happen. Today's video I'm extremely excited about. As you saw in the previous video, we looked at Chase Young. I told his story. He is huge, clearly. He's agile as well. He's fast, but I don't know exactly how fast. He set basically every single record for defensive ends at Ohio State. He basically won every single award for a defensive player and for defensive ends at Ohio State. He did not train at the Combine because he didn't want to become a Combine player. And he obviously believed that he proved himself enough during his three seasons at Ohio State, which clearly was the right decision because he still went pick number two. And if he had have gone to the Combine, you know, anything could have happened. But it would have been good. It would have been really fun to see him perform with a 40-yard dash, vertical and broad jump. But we're going to do our very best to find out all we need to find out today. So what I've done is I've written in Chase Young's name into YouTube, as I normally do, and we're going to scroll for the first time and see what's there. I assume I'm going to watch this top one, which is Nine Minutes by SickEditHD. It's got 1.1 million views and it's five months old. We've got just bomb productions, 91,000 views. That's one month old, about 10 minutes. We've got Chase Young goes number two overall to Washington Redskins, where we've seen that. Chase Young explains why he's not participating in Combine workouts. You know what? Before we see his highlights, I actually want to know, why did Chase Young not workout? I want to hear it from the horse's mouth. I swear to God, I'm with it. I don't see nobody in my lane.  Please don't be wasting my time with that business. Who you kidding, man? With Chase Young, who is the number one prospect on Daniel Jeremiah's board. He was the number one prospect I had in our top 10 Combine prospects. And he's our number one guest in the 9AM hour. Chase Young, welcome to Good Morning Football. Appreciate it. I appreciate it. It's great having you here. What's this week been like for you? I know it's been a whirlwind, but your impressions... Okay, first impressions. Either Chase Young's seat is a foot shorter than the host here. Or the host is seven foot eight. The guy who everyone has eyes on. It's been definitely crazy, you know. They got us doing a lot of stuff, you know. All these meetings for more and for more. But it's cool, you know. It's something I was doing when I was young. And I'm just happy to be here, you know, and get a chance to see, you know, what goes on behind the scenes, you know, leading up to the drill. Yeah, and we've already come out and said you're not going to compete in the drills. What went into that decision? Saying I'm just going to sit pretty. I'm good. I'll meet with all the teams. I'll do the medical evaluations, but there will be no 40 yard dash from Chase Young. I think me and my team, you know, we decided to do that just because that day one, when I stepped on the field, I want to be football ready.  I want to compete to be a football player, you know. Just know when I step on that field, you know, day one, I'll be ready. I love it.  You had 16 and a half stacks in the big 10 last year. You had four against Wisconsin. He's confident, man. To go into the NFL. And he should be. What's the thing that you need to do to make your game even better and ready for the NFL? I'll just say stay focused. Hard work, dedication, something I go by. And, you know, just keep my head down to keep pushing like I did in college, man. I feel like that's the main thing I have to do. I talked to a lot of these GMs and these scouts, they say this kid is the perfect defensive prospect and people have been talking to you about these glowing terms. How do you level expectations? How do you stay humble? Oh, here we go. First look at him. No, you don't want that guy coming down. Number one in the mantra, as that guy in your shoes, how do you handle it? I think I have a good team around me. My coach in college, Coach Lady Johnson, he helped me out a lot, but my cast is not all the noise. And I think I give a lot of credit to myself. So you play number two. I actually didn't even, I didn't even realize that defensive players could play number two. Outside noise.   You know, just not paying attention outside noise. And, you know, it definitely helped me a lot during my career. It's got to be some pretty cool things though, because I got a friend who lives out in LA and he texted me and goes, I think Chase Young's at the Laker game. And yes, Chase Young was at the Laker game. Who did you meet at the Laker game last night? I met a, there's a Washington. It was, it was crazy. Barry Davis, Gary Payton, Mark Wahlberg was there. It was definitely cool to see him. Wow. I was, I was definitely blessed. I had a whole conversation with this at Washington. And he didn't say Washington until Chase Young. I love this. He told me, he told me, use football as a platform. We said football is not my purpose. Use it as a platform. And, you know, as I use it as a platform, I'll find my purpose.  Damn, that's some good advice. That is advice that a lot of college football players would hopefully get, but, you know, a lot of them probably wouldn't get until they're out of football and they're struggling with their purpose in life.  Always know who you are deep down and know that football is not everything and to use it as a platform. He's going to have millions of followers on social media. He is going to have a massive, massive platform to share anything on. It seems as if he's going to be a great, great role model. And that's one of the main things that makes up a successful football player. So inspiring. Yeah. And I know LeBron James plays a big role in all of you Ohio guys. LeBron, have you met LeBron? Yeah, definitely, definitely. What? He's tweeting about you all the time. So what's that relationship? Yeah, he's real cool. He's a big brother of mine now. And, you know, I can, I can reach out to him anytime.  He's just graduated college. He's just been given this address book, basically, full of, you know, the most famous and most influential people in the world. And he's got access to them. Complete access. This is the world of American sport. This is the world of college football. It is next level, bro. I look at these Ohio State guys in the last couple of years. We know Marshawn Lattermore and Vaughn Bell and Eli Apple. But the first defensive player taken in the last three drafts, whether it was Joey Bosa, Denzel Ward, or Nick Bosa, have been Ohio State defensive players. What is it about being a buckeye that churns out all these defensive players and at a high level, and not only a player, the number one player taken in defensively? I think it goes to first coach Mick and our strength staff, man. They're great. Coach Mick, he personally pushes me.  And he pushed me. I think second goes our coaching staff, man. I feel like we had the best coaching staff in the country. My coach, Coach Larry Johnson, I feel like he's the best defensive line coach, you know, that's on the planet right now. And I think, yeah, just our coaching staff falling around, man. It's real great of it. And I feel like just coming up here, they're going to be real good as well. This is going to be a great couple of months for you. It's going to be a whirlwind. If they play. What do you want the prospective NFL teams and fans watching at home right now? We have fans of all 32 watching. What do you want them to know about Chase Young, if they're watching Good Morning Football this morning, and if they're looking to take you in the top two of the top three? Good Morning Football? Sounds like a great program. Number one overall. Just know that you're not my player. Hang on, man. Just before you, just before you answer there. Who hosts Good Morning Football? Hosted by Kay Adams, Nate. Hang on. Who's this? Nate or Peter? No, it's not Nate. Peter Schrager? There he is.  Peter Schrager is a sportscaster on Fox News. Born April 20th, 1982. In addition to his game day coverage, he's regularly contributed to FS1 studio shows. Did Peter Schrager play in the NFL? No. Let's keep going.  I'm going to be as far as I come in there. I'll be confident, not cocky. I'm a player who just wants to learn. Get under a veteran. Confident, not cocky. I'm a player who wants to be the best. I've clearly got coffee on the line. Coffee on the line. He said he's going to be confident, not cocky. And I like that. Means he's coachable. I'm going to be as far as I come in there. I'll be confident, not cocky. I'm a player who just wants to learn. Get under a veteran. And just learn the whole system. And a player who wants to be the best. Nicknamed what? The Predator. The Predator. This guy's the coolest guy I've met here at the combine. Chase Young, thank you so much for coming on the show. Good luck the next few weeks. And of course, as we head towards the NFL Draft, we'll be hearing your name a lot. Thank you, thank you.  What we're going to do now, guys, is click this top video. I've decided it's got 1.1 million views. There's no other way. Chase Young, number two for Ohio State, the legendary. Already legendary at Ohio State. Defensive player of the year. Chase Young.


What's up everybody Jason here for jazby's case brace calm 2021 panini phoenix football 8 box half case break pickings number 3 Just sold out and I got guys all-card ship. So this is from a fresh fresh case We did have to do two teams in a random number block Which was of course the most expensive teams actually New England and San Francisco so those customers here have a chance to get pieces of their big hits here potentially so We'll try to distribute those out Alright guys and again fresh 16 bucks case. So number four will be the second half Well, yeah Rex the Kings will be playing against the Oilers actually It'd be it'd be LA versus Edmonton most likely It just it'll just depend right now Basically if the Kings would have home ice or not right now the Oilers would be up at two points With four two games left. So basically the Kings would have to win out and the Oilers would have to lose one I think if the Kings want to secure the second seed, but I don't think they will It's gonna be Edmonton so Kings will be playing against the Oilers in the first round All right guys eight on the left eight on the right See if we can get a little roll right there one two three four five six for the right Three one two three Four five six. So these will be for the next one guys Hey Chad, you should go to the Kings Kraken's game. They play in Seattle in a couple days Man, are they really still that expensive Chad? That's wild You guys have great fans honestly Not yet Timothy, but it's looking like they will be Unless you're speaking into existence. I think they will though. I Don't think there's any way they come back and beat the Celtics They may squeeze out a win on game four, but I think the Celtics care to carry on the five Yeah, well I have some customers too. I love hockey that buy them me a lot and They're in Seattle too and he was on a waitlist too for a long time and did get into getting tickets That's pretty crazy All right, good luck guys first box Chase young for Washington in 250 and it looks like the silver's gonna be backwards Devontae Smith heat wave Cornell-Powell To 150 for Kansas City Ian book to 199 Yeah, Jalenby shouldn't win it, but did he win it after all? I mean they still might give it a yokich to be honest Think we all know it should be a beef. I mean not the yokich had a horrible season It's just I think the playoffs are showing that obviously in beach should be the one to win it but again, it's a regular season award not playoff award Yeah, and beach should win it though T Higgins That's a little yellow yellow gold. I want to say out of 75 Zack Wilson Kellen mom to 125 So the patch autograph Minnesota Vikings When a dexter a little Mack for Chicago Marcus we have rising Ricky Calpits Lana Falcon's gonna Matthew Jevon Allen pro duck right there to 199 and Brevin Jordan to 99 autograph Houston Texans Min-Koo Hey Oh Bigger Mayfield Devonte Smith Brandon with that one Mike All-Star for Tampa Bay Look at that Super Bowl signatures That's going to TV and Lauren Jamar Chase rookie rising silver Greg Rousseau Lamar Jackson flame throwers Patrick Sartain Peyton Turner and a 99 Davis Mills for Houston little relic. Yes, Houston Minku there you go Miles Garrett Christian McCaffrey Pete wave Brady silver Bobby Wagner purple for Seattle and Desmond's Patrick to 149 That's autograph Brady heat wave and Michael Strachan Brendanapolis I Want to put it on two stacks cuz I feel like some of the cards a little like fall Don't flatten out like a little bendy, but they'll flat it out on the top All right, good luck guys Dad's new since a 99. So I say this will flatten out on the top loader Chicago Bears Jamar Chase silver heat wave Frank Darby little color match for the Atlanta Falcons Matthew with that one That is Daniel Jones orange tonight, you're down You got AJ Brown heat wave Jalen Hertz My eagles to 25 Big patch right here, I don't know if it's a patch or just a patch autograph Kid wow Adam Cuperman Cadarius Tony one of one Double Nike solution. You know, it's crazy. He was on the trade block He was on the trade block Just wow, they just drafted it But hey, when you have the ball in his hands, he was pretty explosive double Nike swoosh Autograph one-on-one Cadarius Tony. That's not bad. I Realize it had to be a big car because it was really really thick THICC Justin Herbert like Wilson We have to a toggle by the way Nick Bolton three C's right This should be a relic right here. Yeah tonight and I chew the hovered You know the relics even look really nice color to terrace Marshall, Jr. Okay, I miss Patrick Davis. I haven't seen my I haven't seen a black parallel yet those out of ten But we did pull a one-on-one now Zach Wilson very nice color right there Jets going Adam Cuperman another to Sean Watson there. That's Houston Texans edition Minkook 250 Eric Stokes autograph for the Green Bay Packard's one of Hans Travis Kelsey Red to 250 we got a hot routes Alan Robinson Trey Lance for the 49ers So I guess something like that R&B All right CD lamb. Yeah, we should be getting a big quarterback. I feel like at least Kyle Pitts to 199 hopefully Mike nice little teal all Josh Allen AJ Brown Seth Williams He were Trevor Lawrence Another Ian book. I've been pulling a lot of you in books Do a relic and autograph St. So Stephen flat with that Cooper Cup All right, you guys halfway through All right, we've got a thick mama right here, too Let's say that to be last. That should be a patch autograph or something Brian Ehrlacher Jamar Chase a monra to 199 Mr. Automatic Justin Tucker Javon Holland hot routes juju Smith Schuster Trace Sermon And I believe this will be our first numbered card 70 out of 199 49ers so spot zero is going to Serenity Ernest Jones For the Rams Los Angeles Rams, it's been Oliver Mark Andrews Justin Fields 175 Tom Brady, there you go TB. What a Lauren 125 And Joe Trium That's for the bucks as well. Another buck said All right, let's see what we got here. Oh green that we like. Oh Oh Wow No way ones Devontae Smith and about players tag and autograph for my Eagles Brandon a little jealous Well, I was my baby might get a new receiver buddy soon Mike. Please don't say ill It's okay. If you like any other team just don't like the colors All right Next one here we go. Next box three left So what I'm thinking of it's it's super see a super Thicc thick. It's a one-of-one Yeah, those costans is at one point. We're over a thousand. I feel like they're like in the $800 range now But still a very nice hit though. All right, so it's not Thicc thick, but it's still a patch autograph Oh, this one is kind of thick actually Naji Harris to 99. Oh, it's a triple relic Bettis Levy on Bell Naji Harris Steelers Got a Micah Baluchi Mark Brunel Drew Marie's flamethrower All over do you want Chad to kill me? Dwayne Haskins to 99 nice Or not doing asking sorry Dwayne Eskridge RIP Dwayne Haskins Eskridge. That's a seahawk serenity Kaderis Tony pretzels You didn't pretzels Logan Hot Routes 49ers that's our second number 49ers start 39 and a 149 spot 9 going to Evan Elijah Moore Justin Tucker Well, that's a nice looking card. Look at that Star signs Ravens Patrick Davis Brevin Jordan Keenan Allen Chodges Patrick Davis Richie Grant I'm picking up some sarcasm Good luck guys second to last box Yandere Hopkins to 175 Kyle Pitts 150 Amonra, same brown back Wilson there. Whoa my first block Dan Marino Dan the man 7 out of 10 Mammy Dolphins We have Alan Robinson Number to 149 Jaylen Phillips No Chad Carlin Granson Indianapolis Colts Tyree Kill Baker Devonte Choo Choo Atwell though 19 out of one at you nine Relic there Fields and AJ Brown without feeling Wow, really Logan. Well, were you happy because they at least won?  It's just other chap Because they don't come out here. It's gonna be on the second half. That's exactly how number one and two was Is it up? I don't know. I feel a cold in here. All right, last box everybody. Good luck Justin Fields Number to 125 Deandre Swift out of 250 Dwayne Eskridge a little dual relic and autograph Ernest Jones The back I would have to check it back in though. I believe actually leave it in my cupboard in here because Next time that's a post another one, but I don't want to put it back there And then he reposes it like another time I guess later It's probably better to leave it here, right? Baltimore Ravens Adafi You have Chansey Goldstone Calvin Ridley Tommy Trembel Zach Wilson won out of 199. I Don't know if that's like a little ding right there Yes, they did for the two Should be happy though scored four goals Alright guys, well there you go that was the break So I think I only got two numbered cards for the R&B that I knew that I seen there caught Of course if it is numbered it'll go to the random number block for the 49ers and Patriots But we'll do a quick randomizer to see who of course is gonna get all the not numbered base All the all the not numbered cards basically since there wasn't really an autograph for any one of those And like I said second half could be pretty big guys We did get two one of ones in here two receivers though no quarterbacks So second half could have more quarterbacks Of course more receivers to as it is a deep draft class for receivers. No waddle. No no chase unfortunately Just just like silvers and stuff like that. We're pulled for Jamar chasing like waddle So potentially some nice stuff hiding in the second half. I'll do a quick little recap too as well But first half was nice though. No case hit either knowing Fuego or Or a volcanic die cut so that should be in the second half So here you go. It's a quick little one Granson at a 10 merino black relic to to out well as rich patch autograph Dofe autographs like Wilson relic Monter say brown patch autographs star sign looks really nice. That's Justin Todd your Eskridge again patch autograph triple relic there Ernest Jones Tom Brady one of one Devonte Smith NFL players logo patch autograph. That's a big one Ian book and then we have His fellow receiver those taken right after could there is Tony one of one My goal stop Fitzpatrick Kellan Mond and there you go guys. So again, we'll do the random for the non numbered cards And that should be it for us guys So there's a customer names there. We go. So any customer number one after Three to four seven times gets all the not numbered cards for the 49ers and Patriots One two three four five six seven Was that just left out? Oh That's the one for this one. That's what 10 Seven times Steven flat. There you go, man. You're gonna get all the non numbered cards there So appreciate you guys jazz piece case breaks calm


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So we're here to talk about the Synology disk station. This is a really interesting because of the software and solid NAS product here. And we've had a few data-deployed clients. We've had some use for them, and I've really liked them. And Synology reached out to me and said, hey, would you like to review one for your YouTube channel? And I said, well, sure, absolutely. So they sent me this and then Seagate provided us a couple of drives to do some testing with it. Got a couple of these Seagate four terabyte iron wolf hard drives. These are really solid NAS drives. If you're not familiar with the iron wolf series, it's their higher performance higher end series or hard drive. But I didn't want to just show you the unboxing. I did the unboxing part. And I mean, it comes very well packaged and as expected. So that's not that interesting. What is interesting is we're going to talk about the hardware inside. And this is going to be the first in a series of videos that the nation Synology has of their hardware and software makes this a really good product choice. I know there's a lot of different NASs out there. This is just one more in your toolkit. So if you're trying to decide, I want to make sure you have all the options. It's not like I promote just one product. Or there's one solution for every single need that people have. So the first thing I'm actually going to do is remove the Seagate iron drives in there because I want to talk about what's inside this device. And that's where it gets a little bit more interesting. I've already removed the screws. There's only two little tiny screws that you have to remove on the back here and here. Once you remove those, it comes out. By the way, I learned already before the video that if you start taking this apart without taking the drives out, it'll get stuck on the drives. So make sure you take those out first because that's an important part. And it kind of slides and snaps. Does that pull it kind of hard here? All right. It slides forward just a little bit and slides out. There's a little plastic connectors in there that it can get caught on. So now we're going to talk about the hardware first because that's like I said, the first thing I wanted to cover on this. So an unboxing to me means uncovering. Now I'm not going to take this whole side apart on this. I don't want to get that much taken apart on here but I will admit it's pretty easy to disassemble it down to this. It's easy if you wanted to clean it. But now we're going to talk about some of the hardware and the features on it. The DS918 Plus comes with four hard drive slots and they give you these plastic rails. So it makes it really easy to install the hard drives. No challenge. They already slide and clip in. When they clip in, they have this little lock so someone doesn't just press a button and eject it on there. But obviously it's not rocket science to pick this lock. It's just a little plastic key that turns in there and just puts it in a lock position. So that's nice. We will get to testing what happens when you remove a hard drive while it's running. I'm going to cover all those in some later videos. This is like I said, the first in the series of them but I wanted to cover the physical layer first. So as you see a SATA backplane in there, you could put two and a half inch hard drives with adapters in there. I don't, if you had a bunch of them laying around or four of them laying around but I'm going to use three and a half inch drives for this. The only thing really on the front is the USB3, a power button and the four lights for the disc and a status light to blink out what's going on. If you look down inside here, put it a little bit of an angle, you can see it comes with four gigs of RAM and has an expansion for four more. So this will support a total of eight gigs. On the bottom of it, we have two M2 SATA slots and these are accessible even when you have just the plastic. So these just pop out so you don't have to take this cover off to get to the M2 slots. Matter of fact, if you just pull the drives out, you can get to the memory. So it wasn't necessary for me to take this apart other than for explaining how this is set up. Now, something I really like, if we look at the back of it, we have another SATA 3.0 port. We have two one gigabit network interface Nix. We have an E-SATA adapter. We have the power adapter. Now I think some and I'm not remembering all the models some of the Synology's had built-in power supplies but this particular model uses an external brick which I actually really like. That way if this ever goes bad you can just order another one of these. The device itself is really quiet. It's cooled by two fans right here. You see at the back, which are standard fans. And I say standard and I mean right down to how they connect. So when you look at the connector for the fan they are standard fan connectors, not anything weird. So if you have to swap these out because they go bad, not a big deal. That's actually pretty easy to do and they're fairly accessible without a whole lot more than I just took apart right now. Now as far as the hardware inside of here, this is run by an Intel Celeron J3455 quad core processor at 1.5 gigahertz that bursts up to 2.3. The file system it's gonna use is ButterFS and it has a ton of features more than I can just cover right here right now. Because that's why I said this is going to be a series of videos because this is where Synology really shines. They have a ton of things you can add on to it through their DSM, so their disk station management tool. That even includes virtualization. So it not only supports running virtual machines on here based on limitations of the hardware, they're not gonna be super fast, but you can do it. You even can run Docker on here. So it does have the ability to run Docker containers. So it has a container management system. It has a lot of different backup options and we're gonna be covering some of these individually. And the software does include both a combination of things. So there's some that are more designed for business applications where they have backup. It has Active Directory and LDAP integration. But it's also good for home users because they have tools like Plex and this will support the 4K transcoding.  That's supported as well. From a media standpoint, the other interesting thing about this is it's super quiet. So if you wanna run it for your media and have it as part of your home entertainment system, the fans do not make a lot of noise. So you're not talking about a noisy NAS device. Actually, with it styling, this would fit really well next to any media center and not be a disturbance to have there, like a large server or things like that to have all your data on here. So, enough about all this. Like I said, this is the hardware that's pretty straightforward to cover here. So now I'm gonna kinda show you the getting started with it and how the setup works, which is actually pretty easy. Also, when you're sliding this back on, it doesn't go on like this. You gotta kinda find the spot to get it back on. But most people probably won't be taking this apart. And it's something I did for the video, but not something necessary to do any of these servicing. And like I said, you can still get to the memory here. You can still get to all the hard drives. The NVMe drives are still accessible from the bottom here, like I had shown before. Also, fit and finish-wise, once you line this up, even without the screws in it, you can see it's clipped on there really tight. So this thing is not like, it doesn't feel cheap. It is plastic, but it does have a metal frame, as you've seen inside, with black metal all on the back with a Kensington lock, too, in case you wanted to make sure that this doesn't get picked up and wandered off with. So I plugged it in, turned it on, and we're getting ready to get started. You get a blinking light to let you know that it's booting up here. I got the hard drives in it. It'll take a couple, hey, it's booted. It beeps, so let me know that it's ready. That's the most noise it makes, though. As you can see, it's really quiet. As I stated, it's not a really noisy device. The hard drives are gonna make a little bit of noise, depending on, and this is gonna vary.  And others, these Seagate Iron Wolf drives are reasonably quiet, even when they're reading and writing. They chatted a little bit when they came on, but like I said, this is not really a noisy device. All right, the Synology's all booted up. And I didn't show you this in the other camera, but it's a quick installation guide, pretty straightforward. It says put the drives in and turn it on and then go to. And this is going to vary a little bit based on how your network is set up. But to discover it, you can obviously do easy things. Well, easy for me, I should say, going to the DHCP server. But the other option is going to find.synology.com or http colon slash disstation.com colon 5,000. Now these don't work for me and my network because I am on a different network with this computer I'm recording on versus where the Synology is. So it doesn't find it during those. So that's gonna, you're gonna have issues if that's still the case. If you're putting on a separate network, this is for demonstration. So it is, I just wanted to make sure that's clear. But the port number is 5,000. And this is what it looks like when you first set up a Synology. So LTS demo will be the name of this. Oh, if I spell demo right, LTS team, sure why not. Username, Thomas, yeah, I guess Thomas is a good username. And does it like my password? I think it's weak. Let's try a little bit less weak of a password. There we go. Whoops. The medium passwords. It's happy enough with that. And we go ahead and add that to the last pass for now. Install latest version of DSM. So the first thing it's want me to do is DSM update and maintenance, protect your distation and important data. Install the latest DSM version automatically instant installation schedule. Install important updates or notify winners updates. I'm gonna go ahead and have it and install it automatically to keep this up to date and secure. It does have the option to run smart tests, enable bad sectors, so drives, number of bad sectors, threshold to 50. We'll leave it all at defaults here. This is where I want you to create a quick connect ID with Synology. I'm gonna skip that for now, but that's so you could easily go in there and log in. It's either way, I think you can skip this. Can I skip it? Oh, skip this step. All right, it's down there. Yeah, I'm not worried about. This is one of the things this will do with the Synology and I'm gonna cover this on maybe a later video. If you skip this step, you'll need to set up port forwarding to remotely access your disk station. What this does is allow essentially a proxy connection so you can go to a Synology site and link it. So it talks to Synology and creates a bridge without having to do any port forwarding. I'll do that later. For now, we're just gonna skip that part. Next thing we're looking at is the install Synology's recommended packages. These packages will help you get started with the DSM. So we have video station, media server, audio station moments, hyper drive, drive and download station. We can install all these manually. These are just the general features for right now. We're gonna go ahead and leave it at default. Got some things to agree to some privacy statements and install, share my Synology device, the network location, allow me to locate it to find. And we'll go ahead and say yes. Now we'll go ahead and say yes, we'll allow them to do some device analytics. Demo machine, why not let them know? And now you're in the Synology DSM and this is pretty clever the way this works. To me it's, I like this because it's a whole like interface that you have that's very easy to navigate, has windows in it. So even though it's a web-based interface, there's no tools you load. And obviously I'm using Linux, which is nice because I don't have any weird special things I have to load to manage this. It has a help thing that you're presented with. You have a little widget over here on the side. Plus storage, connected users, file changelog, recent logs. You can stack up all kinds of things inside this little widget. And I think yeah, you can drag these. We'll leave the system health at the top. And we can see it's downloading using CPU usage. Then we have the control panel here. And this is where you're gonna set up users, groups, file services, network settings, external access, so on and so forth. Updates, restore, indexing services. And this is the package center. This says what's already installed and looks like there's a few updates that it needs. So I can just tell it to update these. Some of these already looks like they're already downloaded. Like the download station, I'll hit update all. All right, now that's still updating. And I'm gonna cover some of the packages that we have on here. And this is where you kind of kind of unleash the power of Synology and what makes them very interesting is they're very simple to install packages. From everything from high availability, hyper backup, mail server, yes they have a mail server and a mail station, a media server. A lot of different things in here. And of course you can sort by name, all packages. You could search for them and let's look for Plex for example. Right there's Plex and then we have hyper backup. Believe is what they call it. We'll just call it backup. There we go. And we're gonna actually go ahead and install these things because this is for a future video we're gonna call is how to do these Office 365 and G Suite backups with their Glacier backup. Probably copying to Amazon's Glacier if I had to guess. Say yes, drive will be stopped if you wanna continue. Sure, here we go. Replication services, snapshot, USB copy. There's just typing in backup. You can see there's a lot in here. And as I said, I'm gonna get into some of the more detailed videos later about all the applications and packages on there. I just wanna get that one kicked off. And the last piece we'll cover is the storage manager for this video. So this is where you're gonna set up the, if you have a hot spare where you set up the hard drives, SSDs, health info, actions for them if I wanna deactivate, switch, configure, how the storage pool is set up. And it seems to have defaulted. I did nothing as you watched when I logged in here. I didn't preset this up. It defaulted to being configured in a rate array with pairing these as a mirror. Which, if you only have two drives, it's probably the more ideal situation. And we'll do another video on how you add drives and things like that. It does default to the ButterFS file system. So we have it in there. It shows that 3.6 terabyte freeze or a pair of four terabytes in a mirror. But it's, like I said, pretty basic to get things set up and going. And for some future videos, we're gonna dive deeper into each of these applications and some of the more details and nuances of this from virtualization to perhaps some Docker containers on it and covering some of the advanced features that you can do with like the backups and things like that and how you can integrate this in your network. So let me know in the comments below or on the forums, what other features you wanna know about the Synology distation here. So I'm gonna plan out some future videos for it. But I wanted to at least get the review started and see what people think. We've got a few clients using these. We've seen them used for a handful of different functions, a lot of them just backup or just basic rate in office. And they are a great solution for that. They're solid, they're very reasonably priced. And like I said, with all the features they offer on here in terms of their application, their package center, there's a lot you can do with this. All right, thanks. 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everyone. Sam here with late in sports cards. We are ripping. Break title changed. 20, 23, tops archives, signature series, retired player edition, 20 box, case break, number six random hit style. The way this will work is we have our 20 participants. As we do the break, Sean's going to be typing in the random hit sheet. All of the hits will get copied over here. We'll roll the dice, say it's eight times, random names eight times, the hits eight times. Whatever hits next your name at the end is what you will get. So good luck, everybody. Let's do it. What do we got in the cover? Albert? Yeah, triple threads of pretty solid. Kyle is over on channel two as well. I know. I know you don't do YouTube. I know. I know. First hit. Nice. Going to the, for the Cubs, 31 of 86, Fergie Jenkins on a 83 tops, Fergie Jenkins, 31 of 86. That was pretty sweet. Twitch lifer. Next one up, we've got Jimmy Rollins for the Phillies, 14 of 62, 2010 Allen and Ginzer. Jimmy Rollins. Love it, dude. That's sick. Jimmy Rollins. Next one up, we've got Lee Smith, nine of 49. A Cardinal, Lee Smith. 81 tops on that one. 81 tops, 40 years of baseball. Really sweet. Jordan N with a personal, Victor O with a spot in T-Mall. Thank you, Victor. Again, guys, we've got 10 to go on the next one of these. Got to get that filled up. 10 to go. Got a lot of fun stuff in here. 10 to go. Yeah, we're going right now. Yeah, we're like four boxes in. Yeah, I swear to God, I swear to God. Yeah, we got four of 32, Tim Hudson. Here it is. Yeah, I put them. So that top one is the first one, second, third, so on, so forth. Tim Hudson on a 2007 archives for the Braves. Nice hoodie. Huddy batting. That's weird. Tim Hudson batting. Yeah, you don't have to put it. You can just put it. Yeah. Ooh, one of one. Stadium club. Stadium shot, Sean Green for the Dodgers on a 2002 stadium club. That's sick. Very nice. Sean Green. Next one is going to be, that is Gary Sheffield. Five of five. Padre, chef. That is a 89 bowman. Yeah, 89 bowman. What up, nice 89 bowman chef. Very cool. Padre, chef. Nice one here. One Marichal. That is going to be seven to 25 on a Kmart. That is 87 Kmart edition. One Marichal collector's edition. Padre of the Brewery Uni. Pod chef. Hello, the spot I'm at, select, random. Again, guys, 10 to go on the next one, breaking next. Wait, was it really? I did not notice that. No, Padre with the Brewery Uni. I did not notice that. We've got that sick. Brian Wilson, one of 19. Man, what a closer he was, especially now as Brian Wilson is a Dodger is weird. Beer the beard, man. 2013 tops, Brian Wilson. That's so sick. He was a dog in San Fran. He was there for at least two of those World Series teams, I believe. That was, that is sick. I love that. We've got a Hurt Y11, 13 of 18 on a 2011 tops, tops lineage. We really, yeah, founder of the Beach Police. You were watching Brian Wilson videos last night. Good Lord. That's going to be Kent Herbeck, 15 of 65 for the twins. 87 tops. This stuff's so much fun, dude. I love Archive Six series. This is one of my favorite products. Halfway through. Look on the next one, guys. We've got a 1 of 7. Move on. Nice one there on a 2020 Allen and Ginzer.  Move on. 1 of 7 for the Red Sox. MVP. Oh, get this guy out. He's already bugging us. Already bugging us. Already being a bot. Is that, that drippy? That old drippy? Should be at like 7 o'clock, Jordan. That is nice. Scott Rollin. 5 of 56 as a Red. Red Scott Rollin. That's 2012 tops. That's an old late Scott Rollin right there. 5 of 56. Scott Rollin. Brian Wilson, Portland Haptic. That's pretty sick actually, Chris. Paul O'Neill is a Red. 8 of 61. That's why 89 tops right there. Yup, 89 tops. Yankee legend, Paul O'Neill. Yankee broadcasting legend now, Paul O'Neill. Next up is Tony Perez. 10 of 41 for the Phillies on 84 tops. Tony Perez. That is Hall of Famer, Scott Rollin. Damn right, Toe. Yes, sir. As he should be. Hanoe with a spot in collegiate iMac as well. Again, guys, got to get the next one filled. 10 to go, breaking next. 10 to go, breaks next. Only baseball break tonight left with spots, guys. That is it. That is all. It's Archive Six Series. Retired player edition, random hit style. Got John Crook. That is 33 of 55 for the Padres. That is a, what, 86 tops? You know how sweaty his hat is. God. That's one there. Missed one Sunday Night Baseball. Not gonna lie. Yeah, me too. That's pretty sick. 10 of 13, Devin White on a, what is that? Stadium Club 2000, 2000 Stadium Club, Devin White. Nice one there. 10 of 13. These luckily aren't too bad to catch up on. No. Next one. Yeah, Coco Crisp. 21 to 29. There he is. There he is. On a 2010 heritage. A's legend, Red Sox legend, Coco Crisp. It is the off-brand Coco Crispies. My guy, 7 to 7. Brandon Webb actually just picked up a Brandon Webb auto. Funny enough, an upper deck Brandon Webb auto. That's awesome for the Diamondbacks and what, oh, seven tops? Yeah, 2007 tops. Really awesome card. Congrats on that. Whoever gets that. No Eddie Two Tubes yet. No, no forest. No Eddie Two Tubes, unfortunately. My guy, Brandon Webb, dude. I have a long queue. Jordan will be over an hour before I get to your order about starting at 7. Yeah, my, I know my guy again. 8 of 11, Eric Gagnier. Let's go, dude. That's so sick. That is my guy right there. 2004 Bowman, Eric Gagnier. The Cy Young winner, 55 saves, and then went to Boston. I had the 13 ERA. Love me, some Eric Gagnier. The Vulcan change. Bro, the 99 mile an hour fastball followed by a 69 mile an hour curve and a 72 mile an hour Vulcan change, dude. Could not hit that guy in LA. That is so cool. God, I love this product, man. So much fun. Eric Gagnier, let's go. And then let's go, 28 of 41, Jorge, Jorge Posada for the Yanks on a 2006 Allen and Ginzer. Holy cow, this is a great break, man. Great break. Georgie, 28 of 41, part of the core four.  Holy, that was awesome. All right, let's get this random, random setup. Good. Good to go. Thought that was a dude from like the 1910s. All right, guys, we're going to go ahead and do the random now. Good luck, everybody. I'm going to roll the dice. Hip, hip, Jorge, you know it, Greg. Eight double up, Greg, by the way. Eight times, everybody. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eight. Got Greg M twice down to Jordan Q. And eight times on your hits. Good luck, guys. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eight. Sean Green 101 down to Coco Crisp. All right, Greg M is picking up the Sean Green 101. Paulo Neal to 61. Nick O with the Tim Hudson. Edward E. Jimmy Rollins to 62. Ken C1, Marishal to 25. Daniel I, the Movan one of seven. Edward P. Kent Herbeck to 65. Robert H. Lee Smith to 49. Got Shane C with the Jorge Pesada to 41. Jason R. Brandon Webb to seven. Love it. Shane C. Eric Gagne at 11. My guy. Christopher P. Tony Perez to 41. Brodie C. Brian Wilson, one to 19. That's sick. Charlie C. Gary Sheffield, five to five. George S. with the Fergie Jenkins, 31 of 86. Greg M. Devin White to 13. And the Scott Roll into 56. Matthew C. John Crook to 55. Francis Sam with the Burp Y11 to 18. And Jordan Q. with the Coco Crisp to 29. Let's make sure that was the same one. We had eight and eight. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Coming up next is number seven. Let's fill it up.