Paid five dollars that in a state sale sold for whoo the last one sold in 2018 for 1600 so I priced high at 3400 and ended up taking a best offer of $2,550 plus shipping sold for full asking price of $699 plus shipping and hey fellow buddies. Thanks for watching Amazing right all right, let's get started Thanks for watching all right in this video We're gonna talk about big money Bolo's items to be on the lookout for items You can hopefully buy low and sell for a profit I'm gonna tell you where they got it what they paid for it and what it sold for these Bolo's come from my Bolo buddies Facebook group and my YouTube channel members So be sure to check the description for a link to my Facebook group and also a link to the YouTube Bolo buddies members channels and eBay stores They will all be linked down in the description So come on over and join the Facebook group, but you have to be nice And if somebody's not nice, please report it so that we can take care of it It's the groups over 80,000 people now. So we need your help. All right, let's get started here with the first Bolo This one's a little different I just put this up as like a bonus for maybe some of the people that wanted to share something that had sold a little bit like further back and maybe not in that current month and It's share your best Bolo in the last 90 days. So here we go This is what the screenshot look like and basically if you're in the Facebook group You go over to that screenshot and you put this information with a screenshot in the comments And then I share it in a video like this bought for five dollars at the Habitat Restore sold for full asking price of $229 and it is a Danbury meant pumpkin patch Halloween Something figurine and this is what it looks like Wow, $229. Oh, it's a dots in it's got dots in on it Wow five bucks into 229. That's awesome. Okay, this one's mine I sold this puzzle for three hundred dollars purchased from an estate sale buyout So cost of goods was probably around a buck. It's a vintage springbok jigsaw puzzle the Christmas house It's a thousand pieces. It's new old stock and sealed now The seal is ripped, but it was still it had never been opened So it wasn't like I was sitting there putting this together or counting pieces. It was good and ready to go It sold super fast for a best offer of three hundred dollars And this is what it looks like that was a mega surprise. I had no idea. I Sold this New York Jets football helmet for a dollar ninety-nine or I'm sorry for a hundred and ninety-nine a dollar ninety-nine would not be a Bolo a hundred and ninety-nine dollars purchased on a high bid auction for fifty-five I had an offer of a hundred and twenty, but decline turned out to be a smart decision It is a New York Jets throwback football helmet and this is what it looks like I Sold this fiesta wear lot on best offer for a hundred and thirty-nine Plus shipping I got it at the Goodwill and caught it on a new cart before they dumped them in To the dollar a piece silverware bin I asked if I could get a price for the whole bag and they charged me eight bucks So they would have been a dollar a piece, but because he caught it before they dumped it He got them all for eight. Look how many is there? Oh my goodness I would have parted that out by color totally parted it out by color. Oh my goodness, okay A state sale a dollar ninety-three sold for a best offer of a hundred and twenty-five It is a ten piece. I don't want to ship it. That's just me saying that it's a ten piece tea set for two Johan Hovland teapot creamer sugar cup and saucer plate MCM and that's what it looks like No way that little pitcher. Oh teapot whatever it's called I'm new to reselling so starting off with this Oh, no, I'm sorry starting out with things. I already had I've had two big sales so far The first is my clarinet from high school It was a special edition only made for a few years and clear with copper keys the last one sold in 2018 for 1600 so I priced high at 3,400 and ended up taking a best offer of $2,550 plus shipping Nothing like selling something that's been sitting in your house that was yours as a kid. How cool is that? Nice a bolo. It's a rare 1990 Buffett Crampoon or crampon B12 clear clarinet with copper keys. That's great Her next one my second highest was a t-shirt. I had from high school It was a Stanley DeSantis designed single stitch of lock of Lock shock and barrel from the nightmare before Christmas. I had only worn it once but kept it all of these years Dad Planet graciously helped me with it and it sold for full asking price of $699 plus shipping and dad planet is an awesome YouTube channel. Definitely go check him out. So shout out dad planet That is great Okay, a state sale seven dollars and sold for a best offer of 390 plus shipping Calvin's Commentaries by John Calvin complete 22 volume set. Wow. This is one thing that I like See ya pass by because they're so heavy and so tough to ship But I will tell you there are people that are making big money on these volumes of books and these book sets Mindful recycle is one that comes to mind. Oh my goodness She has sold so many of these and big sets for big money. Definitely check out mindful recycle. I Sold this new in the package vintage baby blanket comforter I bought it a yard sale for three dollars and sold it for a hundred and twenty. I love it And it looks like that sold on Mercari This one comes from flippin hot finds and It is she said this is the best in the last 90 days and she has shared this one before but it's a good one Hoping to beat this one soon. She said I paid five dollars at a local junk in the trunk flea market town event Listed at an outrageous price waited 48 hours and took a best took the first offer of 500 And this is what it looks like. It's a Jess Mar cabbage patch girl and Made in Spain. This one comes from and that was flippin hot finds. That's her eBay store This one comes from double T treasures and this is her YouTube channel She said this is a bypass power switch a state sale $20. I think full price shipping was less than 25 Emerson network power. It's some sort of power system. She sold this for $289.77 or $289.97 Wow All right, this one comes from Bolo buddies member simply savvy deals He said picked this up for three bucks from a book sale at our local library where it was used as a reference book Apparently only 500 were printed Listed it for two hundred and ninety nine dollars and ninety nine cents took a best offer of two hundred within a week Are you kidding? That is incredible a library sale Wow, it's the antique Bowie knife book by Adams voils So yeah, it's a knife book. That's really cool This one comes from Zeph eclectics got it from the Goodwill for six dollars and ninety nine cents and listed it at 477 and accepted a best offer of 450 plus shipping it is a religious three panel fireplace screen scroll orthodox icon Easter Resurrection and this is what it looks like. I picked up this for free from Facebook Marketplace I spent eight dollars for a replacement bulb and it worked perfectly sold in about two weeks It shipped to Canada was a bit of a pain, but worth the profit It's a Jimmy 36 inch fiber optic scarecrow 2005 original box Halloween autumn, you know decor 120 This one comes from farm girl scavenger. No, well, this is her YouTube channel. She is a major Bolo finder. She is also on Instagram check her out on both places Amazing Bolo if you didn't know I paid two dollars and fifty cents And it's sold in less than two weeks shipped to Canada for a total of 207 90 all in these realistic babies are very sought-after It is an Ashton Drake so truly real breathing lifelike baby doll Ella by Sherry Ron and It sold for 169 99 and this is what it looks like Payed ten dollars at the Goodwill sold for a hundred and seventy five offer in two days two days. That's it in I said in sync, but it's literally I n s I n k in sync aerator Involve you instant hot water dispenser and this is what it looks like in sync Sorry, that's funny. I found this at the Goodwill a couple weeks ago in the plush paid a dollar 99 took a best offer of $50 plus shipping. It is this rare Disney park Star Wars Yoda backpack buddies plush right there it is I Live in a coastal town and there are some very affluent people here who throw away very nice items I found a shopping bag on the curb outside a waterfront mansion and knew it had to have something good in it turns out There were four marine boat speakers two of which were rusted out nasty looking and two that looked to be in great shape My assumption is that the two bad ones were in the open exposed cockpit area of their boat And the good ones were inside the boats cabin the owner likely changed all four speakers But when I tested them the two nice looking ones worked perfectly turns out JL audio is a very high-end brand and these sold in three weeks on Mercari for $250 and Jerry you always have the best stories Got great feedback to the two Krusty ones were given to a local scrapper who was happy to have them Curb to cash is my favorite kind of flip Jerry you need a YouTube channel called curb to cash. I love that. That's awesome All right, so the speakers Grabbed this at a yard sale this summer for $5 figured it was only a Sega Genesis type system Guess these are harder to find it is a JVC XI console with controllers games great condition Compton Sega CD game $430 on that picked it up for five bucks. What a deal Okay, here we go department 56 Nativity pieces one eight of them at shop Goodwill auction for $90 and sold two of them for a hundred each two for a hundred and forty nine and one for a hundred and twenty seven all plus shipping I still have two left They are very large 19 inches, but they are resin material say they are not heavy their department 56 Neapolitan I think I said that right Neapolitan I Don't know they were very detailed have fabric clothing and are beautiful and this is what they look like. Yeah, anything nativity I always pick up. So what a deal Found an ad for a free box of garage sale leftovers saw the corner of the picture Got an offer for 75 last week was told I never get my asking price and good luck Thanks, dude got my asking price and it is paid for the Tiffany Studios New York bronze green stained glass dresser or desk box So for a hundred and ninety nine twenty nine So I completely understand Her satisfaction of getting a full price when somebody told her there's no way you're gonna get that price because it happens And it happens to me all the time There have been many cases and a lot of times people will tell you that too because there are newer sellers that will sometimes fall for it And they'll be like, oh, maybe they're right. I'm just gonna take their low offer But you guys don't do your research and if you've done your research Then it's okay to stick to your price. You don't have to be mean back You can simply say okay. Thank you then go buy it from them.  I would take this price But I usually just say oh you should definitely buy it from them I throw in a little sarcasm like oh if you can get it for that great price You should definitely do it. Let me know what you guys do when you get those kind of messages because I know I'm not the only one that gets them All right, um, let's do another one found at the bins few colored pages 50 cents So they're coloring books that have been colored in Yes, I said that used coloring books sold for $27 plus shipping. How fantastic is that? Good. Well, Ben's Paid $5 that in a state sale sold for whoo Sold for $1,200 buyer made a thousand dollar offer and I countered at 1200 so it is okay to counter But man, that was probably tough to counter $1,000, but I don't know what they originally had it listed for It says vintage par picture puzzle It's stiff and about 850 pieces and I said, can you tell me a little more? Do you know if it was complete? They said I was 99% 99.9% The box shows about 850 pieces and it was more than that when I counted the pieces and I put it in my description So they didn't put it together They didn't check the pieces they counted more than 850 pieces and It still sold for $1,200 Look these up you guys incredible par par picture puzzle This one comes from a cat feeling thrifty. This is her eBay store She is a Bolo buddies member and she said I had other Bolo sell for more money But this one was fun sounds like me I always pick something that's like a little different a little fun something that I really like and want to share She said and I thought I'd let y'all know about this brand because I never heard of it This was in a box lot of many different items paid $8 for all so pennies in this necklace Listed for 95 took a best offer of 85 in less than 48 hours I am showing close-ups of the hallmark to look for it's a vintage been a moon 24 karat gold signed play plated link 42 inch necklace and this is what it looks like and that's the hallmark So thank you so much for putting the hallmark that will definitely help us learn This one comes from vintage spice She is also a Bolo buddies member and this is her YouTube channel Paid $7.50 at a thrift store and sold for best offer of 65 plus shipping took two days to sell platform Is depop so not a lot of people I know are doing content on depop what they're selling on depop Vintage spice is now she also sells on eBay and other platforms, but she is on depop I don't sell on depop, so you're not gonna get that one that info from me. So definitely go check out her YouTube channel So it looks like they are why 2k platform boots why 2k use that word in your title people are searching it right now Definitely definitely a great word, and I just did a video not too long ago on why 2k This one comes from flipping hot finds She said I previously listed that the cabbage patch doll that sold for 500 hoping to beat that sale She said I did it She said I bought this at my little town thrift store on friday for 35 dollars listed at saturday night had quick watchers Fast sent out an offer before bed and woke up to an offer of 750 dollars Sold buyers all in for 8 6705 There were others that sold cheaper some listed cheaper than mine And I believe mine sold because it was the one only one shown working as I used a four image collage Of it lit up and you can see right here in her photo what she's talking about. It's the city Flat iron building I think we're gonna stop there And I think i'm gonna get one more video out of this because these bolos are fantastic So thank you guys so much for sharing Thank you for watching if you would like to share a bolo head on over to my facebook group and share a bolo And be sure to like comment subscribe and share and before you go drop me a comment telling me how you found the channel Thanks for watching


From around the globe, it's theCUBE with digital coverage of IBM Think 2021. Brought to you by IBM. Welcome back to theCUBE's coverage of IBM Think 2021 virtual. I'm John Furrier, host of theCUBE and it's theCUBE virtual. And Uli Hoeman, who's here, corporate vice president of cloud and AI at Microsoft. Thanks for coming on. I love this session. Obviously, Microsoft, one of the big clouds, awesome. You guys partnering with IBM here at IBM Think. I remember during the client server days in the 80s, late 80s, the early 90s, the open systems interconnect was a big part of opening up the computer industry that was networking, internet working and really created more lands and more connections for PCs, et cetera. And the world just went on from there. Similar now with hybrid cloud, you're seeing that same kind of vibe, right? You're seeing that same kind of alignment with distributed computing architectures for businesses where now you have, it's not just networking and plumbing and connecting lands and PCs and printers, it's connecting everything. It's almost kind of a whole nother world but similar movie if you will. So this is really going to be good for people who understand that market. IBM does, you guys do. Talk about the alignment between IBM and Microsoft in this new hybrid cloud space. It's really kind of now standardized but yet it's just now coming. Yeah, so again, fantastic question. So the way I think about this is first of all, Microsoft and IBM are philosophically very much aligned. We're both investing in key open source initiatives like the cloud native compute foundation CNCF, something that we both believe in. We're both partnering with the Red Hat organization. So Red Hat forms a common bond if you so want to between Microsoft and IBM and again, part of this is how can we establish a system of capabilities that every client has access to and then build on top of that stack? And again, IBM does this very well with their cloud packs which are coming out now with data and AI and others. So open source, open standards are key elements and then you mentioned something critical which I believe is misunderstood but certainly not appreciated enough is this is about connectivity between businesses. And so part of the power of the IBM perspective together with Microsoft is bringing together key business applications for healthcare, for retail, for manufacturing and really make them work together so that our clients that are critical scenarios get the support they need from both IBM as well as Microsoft on top of this common foundation of the CNCF and other open standards. You know, it's interesting, I love that point. I'm going to double down and amplify that and continue to bring it up. Connecting between businesses is one thread but now people because you have an edge that's also industrial business but also people, people who are participating in open source, people have wearables, people are connected. So the, and also they're connecting with collaboration. So this kind of brings a whole other architecture which I want to get into the solutions with you on on how you see that playing out.  Microsoft's core competency has been ecosystems, developer ecosystems, customer ecosystems. Today that the services motion is built around ecosystems. You guys have that playbook, IBM's well-versed in it as well. How does that impact your partnerships, your solutions and how you deal with down this open marketplace? Well, let's start with the obvious. Obviously Microsoft and IBM will work together in common ecosystems. Again, I'm going to reference the CNCF again as the foundation for a lot of these initiatives. But then we're also working together in the Red Hat ecosystem because Red Hat has built an ecosystem and Microsoft and IBM are players in that ecosystem. However, we also are looking higher level because a lot of times when people think ecosystems it's fairly low level technology. But Microsoft and IBM are talking about partnerships that are focused on industry scenarios. Again, retail for example, or healthcare and others where we're building on top of these lower level ecosystem capabilities and then bringing together the solution scenarios where the strength of IBM capabilities is coupled with Microsoft capabilities to drive this very famous one plus one equals three. And then the other piece that I think we both agree on is the open source ecosystem for software development and software development collaboration. And GitHub is a common anchor that we both believe can feed the world's economy with respect to the software solutions that are needed to really bring the capabilities forward, help improve the world's economy and so forth by effectively bringing together brilliant minds across the ecosystem. And again, just Microsoft and IBM bringing some people but the rest of the world obviously participating in that as well. So thinking again, open source, open standards and then industry specific collaboration and capabilities being a key part. You mentioned people, we certainly believe that people play a key role, software developers and the GitHub notion being a key one but there are others where again, Microsoft with Microsoft 365 has a lot of capabilities in connecting people within the organization and the cross organizations. And while we're using Zoom here, a lot of people are utilizing Teams because Teams is on the one side of collaboration platform but on the other side is also an application host. And so bringing together people collaboration supported and powered by applications from IBM, from Microsoft and others is going to be I think a huge differentiation in terms of how people interact with software in the future. Yeah, and I think that whole joint development is a big part of this new people equation where it's not just partnering in market it's also at the tech and you got open source and it's just phenomenal innovation formula there. So let's ask about solutions here. I want to get into some of the top solutions you're doing that Microsoft and maybe with IBM but your title is the Corporate Vice President Cloud and AI, come on, could you get a better department? I mean, more relevant than that. I mean, it's exciting. Your cloud scale is driving tons of innovation. AI is eating software, changing the software paradigm. We can see that playing out. I've done dozens of interviews just in this past month on how AI is more certainly with machine learning and having control playing with data, changing the game. So tell us, what are the hot solutions for hybrid cloud and why is this a different ball game than say public cloud? Well, so first of all, let's talk a little bit about the AI capabilities and data because I think there are two categories. You are seeing an evolution of AI capabilities that are coming out. And again, I just read IBM's announcement about integrating the cloud pack with IBM satellite. I think that's a key capability that IBM is putting out there. And we are partnering with IBM in two directions there. IBM has done a fantastic job to build AI capabilities that are relevant for industries. Healthcare being a very good example, again, retail being another one. And I believe Microsoft and IBM will work on both partnerships on the technology side as well as the AI usage in specific verticals. Microsoft is doing similar things within our dynamics product line. We're using AI for business applications for planning, scheduling, optimizations, risk assessments, those kind of scenarios. And of course, we're using those in the Microsoft 365 environment as well. I always joke that despite my 30 years at Microsoft, I still don't know how to really use PowerPoint. And I can't do a PowerPoint slide for the life of me. But with a new designer, I can actually get help from the system to make beautiful PowerPoint happen. So bringing AI into real life usage, I think is the key part. The hybrid scenario is critical here as well, especially when you start to think about real life scenarios like safety, worker safety in a critical environment, freshness of product. We're seeing retailers deploying cameras and AI inside the retail stores to effectively make sure that the shelves are stocked, that the quality of the vegetables, for example, continues to be high and monitored. And previously people would do this on an occasional basis running around in the store. Now the store is monitored 24 seven and people get notified when things need fixing. Another really cool scenario set is quality. We are working with a finished steel producer that effectively is looking at the stainless steel as it's being produced. And they have cameras on the steel that look at specific marks. And if these marks show up, then they know that the stainless steel will be bad. And I don't know if you have looked at a manufacturing process, but the earlier they can get failures detected, the better it is because they can most likely or more often than not return the product back into the beginning of the funnel and start over. And that's what they're using. So you can see molten steel, logically speaking, with a camera and AI. And previously humans did this, which is obviously a less reliable and be dangerous because this is very, very hot. This is very glowing steel. And so increasing safety while at the same time improving the quality is something that we see hybrid scenarios. Again, autonomous driving, another great scenario where perception AI is going to be utilized. So there's a bunch of capabilities out there that really are hybrid in nature and will help us move forward with key scenarios, safety, quality and autonomous behaviors like driving and so forth. Well, great insight, great product vision, great alignment with IBM's hybrid cloud space what all customers are looking for now and certainly multicloud around the horizon. So great to have you on, great agility and congratulations for your continued success. You got great area of cloud and AI and we'll be keeping in touch. Love to do a deep dive sometime. Thanks for coming on. John, thank you very much for the invitation and great questions, great interview. Love it, appreciate it. Okay, CUBE coverage here at IBM Think 2021 Virtual. I'm John Furrier, your host. Thanks for watching.


Live from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE, covering Dell Technologies World 2018. Brought to you by Dell EMC and its ecosystem partners. Welcome back to the Sands. We are live here on theCUBE, the flagship broadcast of SiliconANGLE TV, along with John Troyer, with whom I've yet to be teamed up this week. Good to see you, John. Nice to be here, John. I'm John Walls, and we're joined by Shandomoi Mondo, who's the director of marketing at Dell EMC. Shandomoi, good to see you, sir. Happy to be here. Nice to have you back on theCUBE. Thank you. I know it's been a busy week for you, a great week from what I've heard from many. So first off, before we jump in, we're going to talk a lot about storage here. The first year overview, what you've heard, the vibe of the show, and kind of what your takeaway is going to be when you head home. So this has been a great show. We have announced a lot of new products, and I have been doing a lot of breakout sessions and customer meetings. And the customers are excited in terms of the breadth of portfolio we have to offer, how we are helping them in their digital transformation journey with, along with the IT transformation that is fueling this digital transformation. And for me personally, the takeaway is the product announcements we made in terms of the high-end storage. I cover high-end storage marketing. So both Dell EMC, PowerMax, our brand new end-to-end NVMe design product line that we announced yesterday, as well as the new enhancements we have done for Xtremio X2. This has been an exciting week. Happy to meet a great number of customers, both in meetings as well as in breakout sessions. So overall, I feel great. We accomplished a lot of things. And I look forward seeing these customers taking their next steps in their digital transformation journey and happy to be part of their transformation here. So we had Caitlin Gordon and yesterday, and she couldn't stop smiling about the announcement. And when she started going through all the performance metrics, right, 10 million IOPS, and she said, this is like two X, we're just blowing people away right now, she's going on and on. So I mean, go ahead and run through some of that for us and tell us about the product a little bit and what you think is revolutionary about it. So Dell EMC PowerMax is our flagship offering in the high-end storage. If I were to characterize it in three words, it is fast, it is smart, and it is efficient. As far as fast goes, it can deliver, as Caitlin said, up to 10 million IOPS, 150 gigabytes per second throughput with very minimal latency, less than 300 microseconds. This is all backed by the end-to-end NVMe design that we have done. So this NVMe enabled architecture take away the limitations that we used to see from SAS. Not only that, it is not just NVMe, but also the storage class memory drive that is the next generation. It is this array uses both SCM and NVMe. So that's the first part. The next part is the smart. It has a built-in machine learning engine that actually analyzes 40 million data in real time and makes 60 billion decisions per day to optimize data placements and making sure we are delivering the service levels for all different applications. And the last part is efficiency. We have introduced in-line deduplication with hardware assisted feature. So now it has both compression and deduplication giving a lot of capacity settings to our customers while not impacting the performance at all. You know, Sean, I was actually just speaking with Sean Wendage from RASPACE talking about that. And the thing that impressed him the most, we actually skipped over the NVMe and we skipped over a lot of the parts inside of it because that's some of the performance that they needed for their service provider workload. But one of the highest things that they valued out of it was the operational efficiency. And in fact, I was sitting with some of the team yesterday talking to them and with a couple of storage admins and they were swapping war stories about like step 143 of 300 and trying to, as you had all the knobs and the scripts and the CLI, and that's gone. A lot of that is gone. And whether you call it AI or deep learning but the operational efficiencies that are now in this next generation of now called PowerMax, right? That seemed to be impressed him, one of the bigger things that impressed him. I don't want to say he wasn't impressed about the performance numbers. So as you talk to customers this week has that really hit home? Absolutely. The operational efficiency, the OPEX reductions are key to the customers enabling their IT transformation leading to this digital transformation. Now, how does this play into all the machine learning and AI techniques that this platform is built upon? So I'll take a look at the workloads that the customers are running today. It's still enterprise workloads. 80% of it is like our traditional workloads like SAP, Oracle, all of this. But then there is the modern applications that are built on real time data analysis, right? So it feeds into the data, it analyzes it to make better decisions for the customers, taking proactive actions, delivering the, I mean using those data analysis as their competitive advantage. But that is today only like say 20% of the workload, okay? Now, it is predicted that over the next three years to five years that ratio is going to flip. So it will be 20% of the traditional workloads and 80% is this modern applications like data generated from IoT, AI, all those things. Now, how does PowerMax help in this scenario? So here comes that built-in machine learning engine. It actually learns from the patterns in the data. So today it can analyze the data and do this optimized placement between storage class memory and NVMe SSDs based on those 80-20 rule. But then as the workloads are getting adopted, this is also learning from these patterns in data and adopting itself in running these algorithms to make sure even in future, when the workload percentage changes, it is changing its algorithms and providing the same level of service. And not just data placement, this is service level agreement. So our PowerMax customer can say for this application, I need this much of latency. So all this AI and machine learning techniques are being applied there. So as they're changing this service level directions, it is adopting and making sure whatever application requires, whatever response times, we are able to deliver it. And that's a huge operational benefit because the administrators do not need to tune and figure out how to get there. It is automatic, it is built-in thanks to the built-in AI engine here. Now, Shadam, there's now a generation of storage admins that needs to up-level their jobs, right? Because they used to have a real, that was, it was tedious, talking to them. I'm actually kind of curious also the rest of the, how does the portfolio fits together, right? In the sense of if you'd look at the industry maybe a few years back, you almost would have, it kind of overfitted on hyperconverge and you would have thought, well, maybe one size does fit all and well, that's the future. But it turns out in the meantime, Dell EMC had this portfolio and there was a high, the high end has been there all along and fitting for appropriate workloads, right? So I'm just kind of curious, Shadam, maybe take us over to some, maybe extreme IO or, as you talk to the customers, when they talk to you, what apps and workloads do you then talk to them about some of them around? Yeah, so you bring up a very good and pertinent question which our customers ask us all the time, right? So in this example, let's take both the high-end products, right? We have Dell EMC PowerMax, we have Dell EMC Extreme IO X2, both are all flash arrays as great characteristics. So how, which is applicable where, right? So the first thing I want to say for all the customers that are running ultimate mission critical workloads where they need RPOs and RTOs pretty much like instant, it cannot go down at any point in time and I'm not talking about just the like storage, but also all the applications that is running. So SRDF or the replication technology within the PowerMax product, that is the gold standard in the industry delivering like six nights and above availability for many, many years. So couple that with massive workload consolidation.  It's not just like epic databases, but also your VDI desktops, your other virtual workloads. All you can consolidate in a very small footprint with our PowerMax platform. The third thing is it's now end-to-end NVMe design. Right now we are using dual-ported NVMe SSDs, right? So customers who need that level of very high performance in like less than 300 microsecond latency with all this like real-time apps and business applications together. So that's the customer segment who finds PowerMax as the appropriate platform. Now Xtrema is also a purpose-built all-flash array designed from ground up for the flash media. So what's the benefit there, right? Now here again, what we are doing with Xtrema IO, we are offering this enterprise capabilities at the mid-range price. We actually introduced a new Xtrema IOX brick model to bring down the cost. It is 55% lower entry point than it used to be in the previous generation. So we are going to serve that mid-market customers with enterprise capabilities with this new Xtrema IOX brick model. And the way Xtrema IOs always in memory, metadata-centric architecture works out, okay? It can deliver very high performance consistently load latency, but also it has integrated copy data management built in. And what does it play? Say think of a database where like for every database there are say five to 10 copies for test and dev backup, reporting, all of those things. Now wherever you have massive amount of copies, Xtrema IO is a very good platform because you can actually bring those copies and run workloads on the copies themselves, okay? And like you get enormous consolidation and capacity footprint in that type of situations. And the last thing is workloads that has very high data reduction ratios. Think of it virtual desktops or VDI. So here you have like thousands of users running their desktops in a data center. And but inherently like all the OASs are the same. So here is like a lot of data reduction capabilities that come into picture. And Xtrema IOs always in memory, metadata-centric architecture and this inline all the time dedupe and compression helps in great amount of capacity servings with the data-reaction technologies. For the workloads where it is critical to have data reduction and the data itself lends to data capacity servings, that's where Xtrema plays in. So that's kind of like give you a perspective of how these products complement each other. Well I know it's been a great week for you, a busy week for you. Absolutely a great week. Five breakout sessions, two CUBE interviews, client meetings, what have you. Take a break. All right. It's been a great show and it was a pleasure having here talking to you. Thanks for joining us again and sharing the PowerMax story. It's a good one. And I'm sure it's going to give you a lot of success down the road at Dell EMC. Back with more, you are watching Dell Technologies World 2018 coverage live on theCUBE from Las Vegas.


Hey survivors and frivers, in this video I am going to be discussing things that terrify Narcissus. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. If you would like to donate, my PayPal links in the video description. If you are interested in one-on-one coaching, you can email me at narxfathercoaching.com. Things that terrify Narcissus. A Narcissus will often be terrified when they have done something to someone, or they are hiding something, or they are doing something illegal. Narcissus often engage in illegal activities, or things that could be harmful or unfavorable to other people. Things that might encourage or stir up violence. Narcissus often push and provoke people to the point where they could be putting themselves in danger. Because of this, they can become paranoid. Narcissus are often very impulsive and don't consider the consequences of their actions. Although they know what they are doing is wrong, they know that they shouldn't be doing what they are doing. There are times when people find out about what is going on, or they find out about the Narcissus illegal activity. Naturally once they have discovered what the Narcissus is doing or hiding from someone, they want to get revenge on them. Narcissus have done really bad things to people, and they know what they have done. They are paranoid that eventually it's going to catch up to them, and people are going to want revenge, following and engaging in an activity that is illegal or harmful or unfavorable to someone else. The Narcissus will often be in a state of arrogance or self-importance. When they do something harmful or unfavorable to someone else, they see it as an achievement. They derive feelings of deep pleasure or satisfaction from these achievements. When they are in this state of arrogance or self-importance, where they feel as though they are untouchable, this is actually when they are most vulnerable. This is when they are exposed to the possibility of being harmed or in danger. Because they are not thinking about the consequences of their actions, or the possibility of someone taking revenge on them. Narcissus are paranoid and hyper-vigilant, but in this state of arrogance or self-importance, they are not looking for the potential consequences or unfavorable possibilities, and this is when you are able to shut them down or expose them, and they never would have expected it. Because in that moment, they felt as though they were untouchable. They were lost in their feelings of pleasure or satisfaction, from doing something harmful or unfavorable to you, which locked them into a distorted reality, a fantasy world, where they feel like they can do whatever they want to you and get away with it. This is when they are most vulnerable and most likely to expose themselves. Narcissus are terrified of being exposed. They are afraid of the potential consequences resulting from their actions. This is why they will try to hide what they are doing or they will deny it. They will become fearful and angry if you threaten to expose them. A lot of Narcissus are involved in illegal activities. You might think you know a lot about what the Narcissus is doing, but most often what you know is only the tip of the iceberg. You would be shocked to know some of the things that these people are involved in. Narcissus are always hiding something within them. What they display to you on the surface is very different to the perspective, thought process, purpose and intentions they hold within. On the outside they are feeding you a false perception of how they really think or feel. They want to be regarded, understood or interpreted in a certain way, which will not be authentic or genuine to their true perspective, thought process, purpose and intentions. They create orchestrations and strategically coordinate the elements of a situation to control what you see or hear, which then gives them the ability to control or manage your thoughts, feelings and beliefs. When you are around a Narcissus they will manage your perceptions. Everything you see, hear or become aware of through your senses will be managed or controlled by them to produce their desired effect or response from you. Most of their arguments are nothing more than a distraction from the real truth behind the argument or disagreement. Whatever the Narcissus is displaying to you or saying to other people about you, they always have an ulterior motive. If they are willingly choosing to display something to you, it's not the real truth, there is always something going on beneath the surface, something they don't want you to know, but they will create a false truth and use that as a reason or excuse to distract you from the real truth behind the argument or disagreement. Narcissus fear intimacy, they attach you to them but they do not attach to you. If they attach to you, their needs will not be met as efficiently. Narcissus have to reject intimacy, they don't have a choice. Intimacy involves vulnerability, if the Narcissus was intimate with you it could potentially expose their vulnerabilities, weaknesses and insecurities. They would be destroying their own illusion of value or significance. If the Narcissus was to endress, whether literally or not, they would be exposing their flaws and imperfections. They would be giving you the opportunity to see them for what they are. Narcissus fear intimacy because it could expose the real person behind the mask and destroy their illusion of value or significance. Narcissus are terrified of being rejected or abandoned. If you are thinking of leaving the Narcissus, they will argue with you and make it very difficult for you to leave. They might cause problems for you in your work or take your money so that you can't afford to leave them.  When you reject the Narcissus, you are rejecting what they have carefully constructed to impress you. The Narcissus purpose for existing is to obtain Narcissus supply. Narcissus are completely dependent on your attention, validation and admiration. If they cannot impress you or get you to validate or admire them, they are forced to confront the emptiness within them and reflect on their shame. Nothing scares them more than that. They will feel rejected, or as though they are not enough, they will fight to the end to avoid self-reflection. Even if it involves destroying you in the process, Narcissus hate to be ignored. When you do not give them any attention, validation or admiration, they feel as though they don't exist. This is why many Narcissus would prefer to be hated, rather than being ignored.  When you ignore a Narcissus, they feel as though they do not exist and they are forced to reflect on the emptiness inside of them. Narcissus are terrified of being humiliated. When you make fun of a Narcissus, even if it is not intended to hurt or offend them, they will feel ashamed or foolish, as though you have injured their dignity or pride. They will exploit and humiliate you to no end and laugh at your pain or discomfort, especially if they were the cause of it, but they cannot laugh at themselves. Narcissus are highly sensitive and take themselves very seriously, they cannot laugh at themselves or jokes about them because they are not self validated. They are dependent on the attention and admiration of everyone around them, Narcissus hate to be disrespected. This is something they think about all the time and they imagine that people are making personal attacks on them, even when they are not. This is the result of their inner critic or inner dialogue. Narcissus are not self validated, so any personal attacks, whether real or imagined, will deeply offend them, they are dependent on the attention and admiration of everyone around them. Disrespecting a Narcissus pulls them back into reality and makes them feel small and insignificant. To deal with this, the Narcissus will deny the existence of something inside them and attribute it to you or someone else.   They will display false affection so that you might validate or admire them. This is all designed to manage any potential disrespect and help them to obtain the attention, validation and admiration they are so dependent on to sustain their false selves. Narcissus are terrified of aging. They fear aging because it means a loss of lux, career, health and even Narcissus supply. The Narcissus lux, career, health and sources of supply are proof to them that they are still something of value or significance. They are still worthy or deserving of admiration or respect. Somatic Narcissus base their value and significance on their appearance or their sexual market value.  Serubal Narcissus are focused on their intellectual ability or business. This will last a lot longer than the Somatic Narcissus appearance or sexual market value but eventually the Serubal Narcissus mind may not be as sharp as it once was or they may be forced to retire. The Serubal Narcissus entire identity is based on their intellectual ability or business. Once that is gone they have no identity as they haven't even begun to work on anything else in their lives. Narcissus fear death. They fear death because they will no longer be able to obtain Narcissus supply. I believe that they also fear hell because they know that they have abused and manipulated so many people and believe that they could be held accountable for their actions after this life. You may notice that Narcissus often become religious or spiritual in their old age. I believe that this is a result of their fear of death. Thank you for watching. I hope this video resonated with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. If you would like to donate, my PayPal link is in the video description. Coaching Inquiries you can email me at narcisfivercoaching at gmail.com We have a private raider community where survivors and frivers can share their experiences and knowledge. If you are interested in being a part of this community you can sign up for our Patreon page. The link is in the video description. Check out the Narcissus Fear Death store where you can purchase your own Narcissus Fear T-shirt or mug. 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