Okay, good morning everyone. So some nice gaps here this morning. Very, very happy about that. And let's see if we can have a really, really, really good week. Last minute questions here. Can everyone hear me? So I like Fleur the best and I also like Cag, which I'll put in the middle, but I think that Cag is gonna be a little wild. And just taking a look here at the market, market is going to hold. And I got like 55,000 emails this morning about Apple. It's, this market is gonna hold. So I, no matter what happens, even if we'd sell off for one day, which I don't even think happens, I don't even think that we sell off for a day. But even if we would, we're not really gonna go anywhere down. And I still think Apple's higher and it's gonna break out. So it'll be very interesting to see. So did look at a couple longs. Do like some bullish things this morning for those being the options letter. We're not gonna talk about that today. Let's focus on the day trades here and have a great day. So Fleur is the main watch. Short, Cag is in the middle. Again a short. This doesn't look like it's open. And both of these could open late. Gonna wait on these. Okay, waiting for something to give me confirmation it's open. I don't think this Fleur is open either. All right. Switch switching over here to Cag. I think Cag is open. Fleur doesn't look like it's open. Very interesting. Very interesting indeed. So let's do 59 59 by 90 Cag. If it hits 59 by 90 Cag. Let's do 95 59 by 95. Gosh, I keep changing my mind thinking this it looks like it's open and then it doesn't look like it's open. No, it's off. I can't I'm not doing anything in these until I'm certain that they're open. Fleur is moving but it's really low volume. Wow, that's too low volume to do. That's too long volume to be on. I just want to make sure that this is actually open. So 59 by 95 Cag. I see some more volume in this. Not at Fleur is too thin. I think this Cag is gonna go. I'm not certain if this is open yet either. Gosh darn it. Don't don't do anything in any of these until they're ready. Here. Just wait just wait. Gosh, I want these things to move if they're gonna go. Here's the Fleur. Here. This is the volume. Very strange. I think this is just open here now. Yeah, look at that. Very, very strange. So I think Fleur open here. There's unfortunate and it's going straight to 16. Basically the second bar in. So I'll go back and look at that. Here's the Cag. Okay, so let's do 59 by 95. Oh, you're gonna get filled in the 50s. You didn't get a perfect price. Don't worry about it. It was better to wait for the confirmation. Here, you can do it right here. Better to wait for the confirmation that it was open. 95 is the stop. Be honest with you. Look at that volume. I mean this might really be the open, but I really don't want to give this. We could give it. We can give it over 31. I don't think it's gonna matter. I think I think this is open right here. This is breaking. Be in it if you want it. Be in it if you want it. Let's just give it over 31 to be safe. Let's give it 3110. 3110. And it's just because I think that bar, I hate these ones that open late. 3110 is a stop and Cag. And Fleur didn't open to the third bar, then broke, went right to the target. This I think open here. But anyways, we have a stop over 31. I think that's good enough. Once it breaks through 49, that'll be the hit. I like both of these. Unfortunately, the one is going and there was no way in it. Just make sure if you're in the Cag, give the stop at 3110. I believe that's gonna hold no matter what that does. And this is going.  It's very unfortunate. Okay, we're in this and we have the stop at the right place. Let's just focus on Cag. And if this holds in here and breaks, we may take a little bit more. So Fleur went, we'll go over this when I'm done. For those with a new don't understand, sometimes the stocks that have three letters do not open at 930. It's the exchange. I don't know why. And then you're reading it and you're trying to figure out if it's open or not. And you really can't tell except for the volume. And I really thought that Cag was even open here. And then I wasn't sure. And I said, wait, but this is definitely open now. This is the volume. And we got in here. I still think this goes. If you didn't do it, you can do it. You could do it at 60. Just put the stop at 3110. And Fleur, like, just open and sold off right down to the target. So there's no way in that right now. I'll go back and look at that maybe about five time minutes and see if there's a way in it. But I do like Cag. Cag has a target of 30. Here this Cag is going. Now let me just go back to the Fleur. This wasn't open here. It wasn't open here and open here. So we would have taken an 80 cents stop, 30 cents from the target. It's just that's unfortunate. Here we go Cag. Cag is having some play through under 49 will be a new Loby in this. If you want it, here it goes. So again, we're gonna do and have a great day today. We're gonna have an easy peasy week. I'm extremely focused. Even if we're go long this week, then we're gonna go long. Now today we had some good gaps the downside. This is on its own without the market. Dream target in this possibly possibly 2950 market is not gonna fall. I don't foresee this market ever falling again to be honest with you. I mean that sounds crazy, but here's the Fleur. What a waste of a gap. Okay, here we are. We're in the Cag. First target's 30. Focus on the Cag. There was no way to get the Fleur. First target's 30. Oh, QCon. Okay, here we are in the Cag. We gotta watch 30. Cag can be a little bit whippy as well, but so far today, this is acting all right after it open. QCon is an off. We're not gonna go long today since we did this. We're gonna watch it to 30. If it doesn't break 30, we're out. And that's that's it. We gotta get back in a groove here. Nice start to the week. Could go to 2950. Here we go. I want a three-day weekend every weekend. I always come back for three-day weekends feeling great, very focused, rested. Sure, so I think we'd make more money out of three-day weekend every weekend. Here we go. Okay. Here we go. Here we go. Hand of the button. If it doesn't break 30, we're out. Nice start to the week. And now this is gonna go to 30, though. Come on. 21. Well, you could get out of a little bit there if you want. If you want to play it safe, you could. You could. You could. Okay. Look and see what big earnings are out this week. I think there's some. Here we go. Here we go. I made it my mind. We're gonna have a huge week. And so it be said, so it be done. If this breaks 30, it's gonna rock and roll. So don't necessarily hit it right out at 30. Have your hand on the button but give it a chance to break it. 15. Smells like paint in here. They're painting something in the building. Stinks. It's awful. Have the air filter on high. It's not enough. 30, 13. You could be out of this if you want. You really, really, really could. Gonna give us a little more time. Alright, I'm giving us a little more time. I'm just gonna check and see what other earnings are out this week. Good oak. Today is Monday. No, today's a Monday. Today's Tuesday. Today is the 18th. Out tonight. Groupons out tonight. HLF. I could do something lazy. Boy, I'll look at that. Tivo. Again, you could be out of the cagger. You're waiting for one more drop. Dishes out tomorrow morning. Show who. Man, there's a lot out tomorrow night. Wednesday night. Wednesday night, there's a million things. Patient as can be. Once we're done with this, we'll go over the market. And any questions you have. I guess it's gonna break 30 now. Come on. 13 cents from the number. I think it's gonna break it. But again, if you're out, you're out. This looks really good though. The workflow went.  No way to play it. You would have had to short it into the wind. Nice though. They're both working. Nice. Finally, there's things starting to get back to normal for Pete's sakes. It's didn't break the low yet. 30-11. 30-13. Very difficult to drain trade stocks when they don't open on time. Then you're reading it. You're like, okay. Hmm. I mean, again, like theoretically, we could have taken this in here. But really the best place to put the stock would have been here. And I really didn't think the risk to reward was there. I didn't know this was gonna go straight down to 15. That's exactly what it did. So this is just full on selling. Very hard to do anything in this when it opens, not on time. And you could tell from the volume here. This didn't open on time either. This didn't break 30 yet either. It didn't get to 30. So again, this doesn't mean the market goes straight up power trends all day up. I mean, who knows? It could. It could theoretically. Let's just take a look at all the strong stocks in the market that I'm aware of that could affect something. And again, Apple today was down from downside guidance just because of the virus thing for for next quarter earnings, which is crazy to me because next quarter earnings are like weeks and weeks and weeks away. It's like Microsoft. I look at something here in Microsoft, but you could be completely at 100% out of CAG. So I have something I want to run by you people here in a minute. Microsoft. She's short weeks, though, kind of messed you up, but we need them. Did anyone get out of the CAG? Everyone believes it's gonna go. I'm really not holding this for 10 more cents. I really think that this could break 30. So I'm trying to give it a little bit more time. And I think we had a great entry in this, quite frankly. I don't think it goes anywhere back where our price was. Anyways, this is trying to get over the high again. I mean, who knows? Could we power train today? I really can't say it's a possibility. If we continue up through 10 after 10 between 10 o'clock and 10 15, we will. And that's crazy to me, but not really. I mean, I keep saying how strong the market is. But if we do that, we'll make a new high today. In fact, I think I said that in the video this morning. I think I did. 234.86. People are shorting Apple. Can you believe that? It's crazy, isn't it? There's only one thing crazier than shorting Apple shorting the market. There's only one thing crazier than shorting Apple shorting the market. That would be like this is it. I'm not making any excuses for this anymore. We had a good day, whatever it is it is. This is it. It's got to break the law. Now it's got to go. It's got to do it. And if you want to play it super duper tight, you could put the stop at break even wherever you got filled. You could just you could play it so tight. You could either get out here or put the stop at break even if you want to play it real tight. This might set up again. But I think we pretty much didn't get it because of the fact that it opened late. Kind of a bummer. And here we go. Tesla Tesla Tesla. Let me just figure out markets crazy. Oh, I want to look at a couple other things. I want to look at a couple other things. But I really just want this tag to go. I'm gonna look at one more thing here. Just ask me questions if you have them. Still in the tag waiting. Here goes the tag. Come on. So you want to have any questions about anything? This to go by 10 o'clock. Oh, I wanted to run the idea I had by your people. See what you think.


The governor of Benway State, Hyacinth, has described the SGF Senator Judge Akume as the most senior-ranking member of the APC who has made his people and North Central Nigeria proud, hence the need to give him special recognition and honour. Governor Ali has spoke while inaugurating the 14-man committee to plan for the homecoming and grand reception in honour of the SGF in Makodi. He charged members of the committee selected across six states in the North Central and Federal Capital Territory to show commitment and execute the assignment efficiently. The SGF is the most senior-ranking member of the APC's administration and he desires this. This is not just a Benway State affair, this is the entire North Central event that we're going to hold. Be the best you can be for all of us in the North Central, including the FCT. Our correspondent Francis Stier reported that the chairman of the committee, Sonny Echonon, thanked APC North Central and the state government for finding them worthy to serve in their capacity. While the speaker of the Kogi State House of Assembly, Honourable Yomi Kole, pledged their state support to honour the leader of the North Central politics. We're equally happy that we are going to deliver. By the grace of God, we're going to give him one of the best homecoming and appreciate his handwork, what he has done before. And then we are thanking God that he has been given saddle with this responsibility of being the secretary of the government of the federation. And by the grace of God, we wish him well in office.


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All right, well once again, welcome everyone. This is my parents. I'm a product manager around the open shift Engineering team today's discussion is going to be centered around storage But before we get into that, I just wanted to thank everyone for their involvement in the commons Hopefully you saw the public announcement that we put out today. I went over our business wire so a lot of attention is now being brought to the commons and That is all because of you. So thank you for joining and participating in this forum like I said today's Arrangement or session or event is on storage. We have one of our lead engineers in this area Mark Transky on the line Mark is going to take us through what he's been working on for the last couple weeks where he is in the code and Hopefully show us Why we're going to be using this remote storage solution and how it's going to be implemented Mark, my name is Mark Transky and I'm an engineer at working on open shift implementation of persistent storage We have an hour scheduled for this part But lucky for all of us I can effectively explain our approach to storage and it doesn't slide this up Let's take about 10 minutes and after that we'll have a lot more time and offer questions And I hope I can answer them all effectively In the next few slides, I'll show you the user experience of cluster administrators and application developers as they create the consumed cluster resources specifically storage storage and open shift We need to allow administrators to describe the storage available in their cluster in a way that application developers can discover and request as a resource Meanwhile, we need to ensure storage and resource Reliable and not bound to any particular technology Do so allows us to be flexible enough to work in all data centers and environments As you reach and as important as your data, we pet the kettle Important question, I think There's this slide presentation out of stern where they're using cloud platforms to manage and crunch all the data Coming out of a large pager on the provider The last bullet is interesting I think because it suggests the hybrid approach It says we should aim for most of cattle, but still also warranted and needed at turn Just as they will be needed some time in the data centers that's going to have corporate clusters in part So how do we do this? If the admin provision a cluster with nodes and admin will provision a cluster with storage Many ways to script and automate resource provisioning exists that are being developed We need to automate as much as that as possible for it. We'll recognize them that some infrastructure In certain environments, they will be easier to get access to provision than others But it all begins with an admin provisioning the cluster Persistent volumes are resources with nodes. They are created by the administrator They are owned by the cluster and they are not named stable The persistent volume is backed by an actual volume that could be somewhere in the underlying infrastructure Persistent volumes are created using API like other resources But what kind of storage are available? I mean, there's all kinds of storage to be made to be supported Volumes are recommended as plugins and many plugins exist more often than development We've had it currently working on plugins for NFS, I've studied bluster I know that's being talked about and many others Volume plugins are natural attention points because if we can develop a plugin for something, we can mount that volume in OpenShift Just as a pod is a request for a site of computer resources The persistent volume plane is a request for storage resources Ain't really their namespace A value to create claims is also used to discover what kind of storage is available As described by size and the amount of traceability of the volume of the infrastructure In this example, the developers requesting a volume like to be mounted in two ways We write ones and we only mount This is an example where we can assume the developer created a UI And learn what kind of amount and traceability were available in terms of the volume In order to make that specific request It's important for that app developer to be able to rely upon that published behavior As you've seen an example in just a few slides Where you will then change the access mode of our pod volume Which is bound to available volume in the system Which means that it's possible for some plugins to go unmatched But when you do have a claim and it is bound to a matching volume You can use your claim as a volume in your pod We're intoning this actually as another kind of volume plugin Power plugins are an open shift to find the volume back in the client And make that one available to the pod The application developer has the same control as they did before They typically disregard the access mode and how the volume is mounted But now they're decoupled entirely from the actual volume itself They can focus on application development While admins manage the high availability of the cluster and its data This is important The system volumes have a life cycle that is longer than the pod that you use them You can delete your pod, but retain access to your data Because you still have your claim to your data Your data outlives your pod And the volume is being mounted on some streaming We are releasing our same claim in a completely different pod In this case, the volume is being mounted to 10 pods and a read-only mode To highlight how a developer can see the advantage of the multiple ways to mount some time to volume In this example, we load down from our data, say across the number of front-end web services But we'll load it, so that means it's free-loaded A free-load is going to be used first and read, write, once mode As it's in the pod And now use many times and we're loading many modes For many purposes behind a repetition disorder You release your data Now, if you release your claim to delete your data Releasing your claim will cause that volume to be recycled How a volume is recycled depends entirely on the type of volume it is And it's the latter Different volumes will have different lifelikes They work out To a developer, their data has identities to them But it's including a couple from the administration All aspects of managing a storage are left to admin But to an admin, storage can be either Dynamic provisioning with cattle storage while the duration management are viable for a year Hopefully, SHIFT supports both cases Both use storage for weekly Everybody's happy? Calculated ant parties? And that's how we're approaching storage and open-ship With these company developers from the infrastructure Having provisioned storage in the cluster Using the clever and consumer storage resources Hopefully, SHIFT removes direct coordination between it To the remaining flexible enough To open up all types of volume That's pretty much how we're doing it This represents the workflow The actual user experience for both the administrative side And the applications on the other side And hopefully, that's what you're telling me But it's our approach I hope it made sense I'm available to take questions Great, thanks Mark I just threw it more step-by-step verbally If I'm an admin I pretty much know how to get some storage from my array Be it an ice-guzzy volume Or a fiber-channel attached volume Most of the time, I would make that phone call And I would say, hey, give me 50, 10 gigabit volumes And I would get that pool associated to me What's my next step in the open-ship platform? How do I use those? Well, there are a number of ways to do that Because all of the volumes are created with the API And you go back to that page And provisioning to the cluster via the API We can create many, many ways We can go back no more We can create many ways To automatically create those resources Whether they are, say, Antibos playbooks that simply automate a genius app Or it could be a more sophisticated dynamic provisioning But you may expect it to play with more dynamic environments Like cloud environments Or a resource-assured web-level API For example, more power-like storage By the way, the admin up front Describes the resource And they're going to help automate That various way of creating the resources in the cluster So if you make all the resources imaginable You need to make sure you are tracking all of those IDs So that when you post them to the API They would have a specific mechanism They would all become part of the cluster Otherwise, you can take advantage of some dynamic provisioners That can automatically make those resources And manage them for us The reason you're playing that task Is you're tracking all of those IDs and whatnot So we will support both manual creation of storage As we do it With the automatic creation of those dynamic provisioners Okay, so on the next slide In that stanza that you were showing me That's where I have to describe When I'm giving it to the iSCSI or the Fiber channel In this block That's right In this spec, if I actually analyze You see a source normally before it says The last block there is a source attribute That is something in mind But the specific thing being This represents an actual Whereas the damages The application developers have claims From some initially coupled thing To a volume The added thing is the actual So there would be a plug-in For iSCSI, a plug-in for HANAFS A plug-in for what ever type EBS is in the case on the slide A plug-in representing each volume type For the new component And then the Automatically or in an automatic fashion To read all the data And post it into the API And this definition is at the pod Level, right? No, this is its own top-level object The system volume is outside of a pod They have identity and they have longevity That outlasts the pod So we first create the project It now lives all by itself And then later We use that same volume In a claim The claim here is not from your side As a pod We use our claim In the space of the volume Our implementation Of our claim To find and match the real volume Of the project to the pod Very nice, so it's a claim A sort of demand situation And then how does this pod Then give it to the docker container That's looking inside it That is all the same As today and OpenShift works today We do define it as a volume plug-in Keyboard learning on the node Will mount it to the pod Attach an amount from the cases And of course it's loaded to the docker All that is unchanged We are just making this feature With our way of creating and managing Many volumes And providing that indirection To the claim to be more persistent And then all these are shared Stores to begin with Either NFS volumes or iSCSI volumes Or Fibershield volumes What if I fail my pod Or evacuate a node or something How does Kubernetes Bring my storage to my new node For me? Great question There are recognition moves Everywhere Throughout the project You will obviously be unmounted And so on, you can attach it to your pod Attach it to your brand We pose for a few worlds And we recognize the value of volume And because the Kubernetes volume Didn't follow your pod anywhere And you approach it to the net load That Keyboard learning on that load Will run the volume plug-in The volume plug-in knows how to Either attach an amount And so on, and all of things Specific to that type of volume Roger And then this Is obviously at the fact That you already have a node up You already have Kubernetes Up or OpenShift Up How does the What's the story around that The host level for his shared storage Like what if He's made out of shared storage to begin with Or local storage We gotta follow that question Jeff, if you could unmute your line Maybe you can represent the question better Jeff McCormick I see Jeff's question In the little chat window About local storage Local storage was Quite specifically Not implemented In this particular Local the handle that can be Completely different Now that said, if we wanted to define Some volumes that are There are local volumes to host pass For example, the local volume And if we wanted to We could make it such that The cluster knew about all of them As persistent volumes And if we're interested in Your part on the same That has your data But all of the mechanics Of making that data Highly available and local and so on Where Are very complicated So we're trying to Do nothing Very specifically Kind of punk on all that complexity In whether with the network Such as A lot of use cases About This particular feature Can you talk maybe a little bit More about the developer How do you think we're going to expose this claim Process to him I now have my application Out, I suddenly decide Hey, I want some storage Is there like an OSC command That I'm issuing Is it First, the discovery Of storage is important If we were to regard to The types of the Hades Mount modes that are available We couldn't know about that in a lifetime So first, I expect the developer To go to the cluster To see what kind of storage Is available in general The amount modes, the access modes And the size Other attributes might be the IOS For some of the things we've cleaned By the API, the cloud providers But the important ones really Are the access modes and size So if the developer can see where it's available They can make a request That suits their needs They first discover what's available And then post their actual claim And just as they report the pod And watch it go from pending To running state They can watch their claim Go from pending to found state And when it's found It will be an actual And then back to their claim In this example The developer said, I just need 3J The closest size Volume that's in the cluster might be a 5J Volume, for example Since what happens on only what they ask for Maybe we'll give them the 5J And make them there for a little bit Their specific claim and say, okay I've got my two mount modes, I've got a 5J Storage and they're happy Once they see their claim has been satisfied And bound to a real volume And that claim adds their volume That's awesome So the shared storage That gets attached to the pod Gets mounted in through That docker container At that point it's just A mount directory in the docker Container that an application Could use to write what it believes To be persistent storage That is actually living remotely Right That's exactly right That's awesome I mean that's Fantastic Yeah, this example here There's the WDW The fact that it's actually mounted On the host as FlashNFS FlashSensePageRaisers FlashRecares The pod sees it as Mounted in the WDW WDW And not really So that will probably open The door to a lot more applications Running on a Kubernetes cluster It won't just be H-E-D-B 12-factor, which it'd been totally catered to But it also opens the door To a larger breadth of possibilities That's right, persistent storage For database and whatnot It's been one of the most requested features upstream So we're actually writing for open source To a lot of the different stuff Now what, um Go ahead Somebody have a question This is Judd, yeah About my shared storage question Are there any Nouns added to Shared persistent block storage Like an NFS or an iSCSI To help the NFS Or iSCSI systems manage Where and how things are mounted What would a typical Like mount Or iSCSI mount String look like Does it change at all? That's a great question And I'm not sure I exactly know Off-hand right now But that's the NFS Plug-in that For San Fonso Which is currently On It has Server address And a name And a mount dot add option So you can read only or read write and so on So thank you for the support Of what NFS can do Judd speaking, there aren't that many properties required To make this work I'm not really sure what you mean About what it should look like I'm not really sure exactly But there are only three properties we've got for NFS So I don't think it's going to be Thirdly complex I'm not answering for you I'm sorry I'm sorry Do you have any requests for Like Galera or GFS Because I remember there's all these fence d's And stuff that you've got to have running And there's a certain amount of quorum That you have to establish Is that on your roadmap? Or does it matter? Right It's not a nice specificity And I've not heard of certain We were in OpenShift But that does not mean we can't be supported I'm already working with people who are not on OpenShift But if we're working with that We're working on plugins for Many of our recent storage So if we can create a plugin for it It can be mounted in OpenShift Where and how that plugin Can develop, I don't know My responsibility currently Is to make this volume management Framework a different place NFS was a story that We were using that as not a cloud volume As our first Present communication for this week After that we're leaving it to others To do high-previve and go up to it So I want to use it to work out What kind of map I can create Yeah, that's a good point Marty, you're putting back A lot of pull requests to Kubernetes itself Right around the Around that layer And we're really working on the user experience On how to call These claims, right? Right, this is all going up to And then when It comes back downstream into OpenShift There's lots we can do In customizing ways that Google Might not be interested in And the automatic provisioning Of say, you know, 300 Elastic lots of volumes That might be a great answer to play with Or if someone had a great, great Pumping NFS to a file server On their network in a corporate environment And we can probably make We can make Automation steps to play both So what have you, that will carve that up And expose them all as volumes in the process Either way, there's no way That we can automate Or you shouldn't have these things And likewise, we can create many more volumes Plug-ins before trusted One struggle in this area Is when you want to have Two separate entities being able There's the same storage NFS, you know, allows that At the file system layer Some other technologies like Gluster Have locking mechanisms Have you started to run into that at all When people want to have Three pods all Writing to the same volume? Yeah, and I think Just a question in the chat About blocking across pods We're pointing on that But I don't think it's going to be Responsibility of either Kubernetes Or OpenShift Developers want to have Read write many And I bet they're going to have to handle All locking and detention on their own Well, they could potentially Come in through the Gluster file system Plug-in or the A 3.1 release of OpenShift Right, we can't get better Okay, I've been talking a lot Any other questions on the line You can just unmute your phone And feel free to ask any questions Is there any demand out there Any demand, you know this sounds Completely ridiculous, but my boss Is going to ask about it Any demand for Cinder out there? Cinder, yeah OpenShift What Cinder's been talking about as well Because I believe, as I recall Cinder has been managed in OpenShift I think they've talked about as well Yes My particular boss Comes from the storage world And he's running our OpenStack team now And he'll be very interested In Being able to leverage all the work That we've put into Cinder I would tell to make our devil storage Deer available Could be very interesting Sure I thought it might be completely ridiculous But maybe he would Use that product But Cinder Will allow OpenShift To access a variety of different storage I'm sorry, are you going to send Cinder back to the processor space To any kind of storage space? Yeah If a volume is plugged in out of it We can mount it So whether it's a single Cinder plug-in And that represents many things behind it That's great Or whether OpenShift itself That's great too Either way, I think it's a great flexibility The other part of it Is the provisioning The volume plug-in Without Kubernetes Will mount this volume and expose it to a pod The provisioning of that volume Is the other half of this equation So if we wanted some automatic means Of having OpenStack Be a dynamic provisioner Which is certainly handy That these limitations Will place first the plug-in To make it work and have it mountable Which means all of the volumes are created Initially manually By hand But the very next step The dynamic provisioner of that type of volume Will make it automatic To make it more like that This is Joe from the OpenShift team Just to add to that We had a similar conversation last week On the comments called related to networking And how OpenShift is going to be able to Use native SDN capabilities But also plug-in To third-party SDN solutions Through Kubernetes OpenStack Neutron is Someone that we're working on there On the networking side Similar to the storage side For OpenShift on OpenStack Scenarios which are very common We see all the time Having that plug-ability To sender or to Neutron To let the infrastructure layer The IADD layer manage Storage and networking And then plug-in to the various options That already are plumbed to that layer So I don't know, we're definitely Very conscious of them working together With our OpenStack team around Mark, can you forward to the slide Where you call out the plug-ins That The community is working on And maybe after the meeting You can forward me the URL To that part of the Kubernetes Project So in case people want to go and look at it Sure, there are a few questions currently for NFS And I said I know what has been worked on But it's not a PR I think to Kubernetes for it And like with anything else to be created I'll need to get with Clayton And Demi Chris and some new guys I'm sure there are some new ways too We can get lots of new plug-ins And positions and so on So we all set it up stream And currently we're making all of stream For the feature and all the plug-ins and whatnot But there's no reason that really has to happen We, of course, are working together And we can expertly support All the storage that That can also make it work seamlessly You know, from chip Great, so Jeff or Judd or Keith And Nick, any other questions For Mark, Cindy, Tom Only question is If we've got more questions, can we reach out On the OpenShift mailing list To be monitored Do you think that was a question? Yeah, all of the OpenShift I would be available For any questions you may have Excellent All right Awesome, thanks Once again, thank you for joining the comments This will be the last one in February As we look into March We'll have more exciting things to present to you If you're in the northeast Stay warm And we'll talk to you in March Thanks everyone


And now we have a shelving story for you ladies and gentlemen, I was in Bali I was in engine room boogie in a way having a great time I don't know if you've been to like Ali cats in Bali ever been there. Yep with the double doubles Yeah, the tray of double doubles for 15 bucks. I drank two of those trays up My heart was going out like at least 180 beats per minute. Let's be honest. By the way, no shirt shoulder back These two girls started dancing on me. I was like, oh, stop it. She's like come back to my villa We get back to the villa. We're partying me and the two friends go into a room and then she's like Do you want to get higher? She's like, I've got Xanax Sudo effedrin. She just rattles off all of these prescription drugs that you can get in Bali very very easily And I was like, well, what we snorting these what's going on?  I was on his show first.  Oh, yes. I don't even know which Mike which thing I'm looking at But I'll just go the main camera Ryan's got the mic as well. So if you hear some other random voice, it's not out of sync Ryan is talking and putting an input. I've already called Ryan Jamie by the way everyone good. Yeah, and we've also got a new feature and If we can bring it up. We've got the screen.  What a bit of organization? So that's fun. So we're yeah, we've really really upscaled it now Unfortunately, I have to look up this way, but that's okay. Don't worry about it. You're good sad So it's Thursday 130 on a February 16th Afternoon, yes, what do you feel? Actually, like I was kind of nervous. What yeah Yeah, man lots been happening right now, I think in the entertainment industry in Perth Yeah, obviously you've been around for a massive way. You can just go on.  Yeah, what happened posty red Yes, yes, a bunch of laneway peeps. I've never heard before Fred again Yeah, I only discovered like maybe two three weeks ago.  He would hate that you only discovered it three weeks ago. Absolutely. Wow Haven't even heard of him before Okay, I'll shake head fam cam Yeah, but I'm like it's a thing right like I saw something on tiktok about people discovering a Like a secret gig that Fred was hosting in Melbourne and everyone was like it was a sick setup and the music's cool But like it's again. Well, we're aging right? We're into the rock bands.  We like the RMB. We like the singing, but we don't like the super sampling Over the top, you know, I mean if you're like Ladies and gentlemen don't do drugs, but if you're on a bit of LSD or you know having a good time man It gets a little bit crazy. That's sampling stuff. Yeah, allegedly. It's a different experience. Yeah, I don't do drugs allegedly. Yeah So Yeah, so I went to laneway because I was doing a collaboration with st John WA now when was laneway same day? Okay, right? Yeah, and the UFC was in the morning But I didn't I couldn't I didn't get into that one. Unfortunately. I met Jack straight after though for lunch That was really cool. Um Della Maddalena. Yeah, yeah, cool. Dude. Yeah, and and then yeah laneway straight after No, I met Jack in the afternoon before the chili peppers, but I went to laneway which is like right across the road from the brewery and Yeah, I was there. I had a great time But it's not my my scene what wasn't laneway. It's not my scene.  Yeah, but that wasn't like the top 10 of like the main charts Yeah, so I guess it's it's You know attracts the alternate crowd Yeah, okay. Well, it's probably more of a like who do you know? Yeah, I guess Why do you think that some certain songs get played on? Triple J right because I've had this conversation before man. I don't know I think I think it's because of money Who knows who produces and cash and does it give you a like a monopolized vibe for the music industry? Yeah, cuz I remember I had a friend who lives in the States now She's a singer country singer her name's Danny Stephanetti shout out Danny. She's great and She's amazing voice.  That's too mainstream. Yeah, you know But yeah, so I don't know I don't listen to top 40. I don't listen to the radio at all at all What's your favorite type of music?  I listen to 80s on the way Yeah, yeah, no, I was listening to like I'll break my stride by Matthew Walker There's some absolute bangers like dance hall days by way charm. Oh, yeah, that's an absolute classic. Yeah, and Yeah, there's a few others like Final countdown by Europe. Oh, yeah But yeah 90s music is where I live 90s music is where it was at It was my decade that I was born and I just loved it and then Early 90s as well and then 2000s. I didn't like when I was in it but then I Come to grow to love it like the black eyed peas early day.   We there Are you joking? Well, you know you were there Exhibit oh, I don't know. I thought I thought you talked about juicy. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no You you question me on that and I was like no, but how were you fangirling hard over? Overlap the exhibit. No, not really. No.  I don't nearly watch but then why do I gotta stick to my girl like glue that one that is The reason why I like that song was because of a video game. It was on Like one of the car racing games. It wasn't need for speed. It was something else Maybe that's something that Ryan can pull up for the first time and go what song was like glue which was it on games wheels Was it Hot Wheels and I don't know video game Let's see how good he is at this. It was a car racing game I remember was in the main menu and Let's see what he what he can come up with. Let's have a look. We're charging his Research skills now So Sean Paul like glue video game Appearance, I reckon that's what I would search up. He had a pretty prolific music career back then. Yeah, like it was like glue Sean Paul video game Sean Paul like glue video game appearance What happened to Sean Paul? No idea, but he's coming again To the the more the next one the next festival juicy No, the one that was with you be 40 in it or something. Here we go That's it double-dition. That's exactly the game that game so much. I remember that game.  I think so. Yeah You could roam around and get away from the cops and yeah, but I I got a lot of my music tastes from San Andreas Vice City So all the 80s music's I like literally all of it's from Vice City Yeah, and then anything like that kind of is not in that game. I'm like nah It's not in Vice City.  Yeah, I can't open up the world of punk. All right. Yeah, you know that I remember Tony Hawk for with TNT as the intro for AC DC.  I was bored.  Yeah, you know, what are they called that? My some memory.  Like where do you see that going? I mean the main games Rocket League Fortnite and Minecraft are still huge overwatch Counter-Strike call the duty war zone League of Legends and and there's a few others that I can't really remember it.  Why can't you play it yourself? Because they're not as good right and then parents like that's stupid, but here's the kicker Pun intended what are the parents watch someone plays sport because they're not as good.  That would be the same as like cooking shows as well. Yeah cooking shows sport That's what we're getting into at scale now with video games.  That will be like that. It won't be as nostalgic as Pokemon Go But it'll be something that people can go outside for and hunt for shit And there's an app that tried it In WA actually, but I don't know where they are because I worked with them a little bit But they I don't haven't heard from them since just the user interface wasn't quite right and when it's not quite right It's not right. Yeah. Yeah, it needs to be like just as compelling as a real life situation Yeah, if it doesn't compel you more like that's why zombies on call of duty Because it's an out-of-world experience Now if they could like level that up and make that into like a VR virtual reality like immersive kind of state Bro, there's no gonna like they won't be able to get the kids off the games anymore There's an app called zombie run Where it gives you updates. You have to run this way that way. I haven't actually tried it before But the concept sound really cool Like I would go running away from zombies and like the phone tells me but every time the Imagine creating this app where the phone is vibrating because there's someone nearby There's an element of like yeah You adapt that to your wrist because the watch vibrates haptic and you're just like if it's getting closely like which way Do you run?   It was an amazing like time But the people that are hanging out with and there are cool people But the bottom line. They really though.  Right. Well, I guess that's the the point of where we're at now, right? It's like is it a distraction? Well, what's a distraction? Are you being distracted from your pain? Is that what you're trying to get away from distraction from anything? What if what if the What if it's And I'm gonna circle right back to the music stuff we started talking about the start the monopolization of You know wise mainstream music starting to get leaked into more triple J Because there's demand for it. But why is there demand for it because it's pushed out and this is all just theory, right?   Yeah, you know because their political views have changed But you know, it's a distraction like people listen to music. They go, oh, it's an escape Yeah, but what are you actually listening to, you know, I'd rather listen to something educational It sounds like the biggest old fart right now.  They're fun, but like I Rather just make money and do my thing and level my myself up Yeah, that's more interesting. Well, that's the kicker man because we're right now We're in this state of like like I mentioned before there was a kid that made like two point seven million dollars at one Yeah Back in the day if somebody was to sit around and play video games all the time The parents would be like come on do something with your life go out make money all that kind of stuff But now we're in this situation where hey, you can make big money doing it But if you're not good enough to make money doing it and one way to recognize this is what you said before is You're watching other people do it. Well, then you need to find something else That's it. You know instead of just like that cyclistic loop of just wasting time Yeah, and and that those were the distractions come in You're at work all day and you want to just get out of there You're on the way home. You listen to the radio. You're vibing because it's something you get to do Yeah, you get home you turn on the internet or the Netflix or the whatever on up one up and You get to choose what you want. Yeah, and the choice is is huge And that means there's more distractions to choose from yeah, whereas in reality You're forgetting to find something that can get you out of the nine-to-five shithole that you hate But you don't realize that because you want that quick dopamine hit of I want to I'd rather just pawn hub or Netflix or net hub whatever and all listen to music or whatever because you want to relax You've had a big day at work. You want to relax.   Yeah, but no people rather just like oh, it's I'll wait for another day Jordan Peterson said That you need to take action now Because if you're unhappy now, and you don't take action in five years, you're still gonna be unhappy, but you're older I'm like, that's so true. I shared that this morning on Instagram and it's just like And that's the people that get distracted and and you think why are they so easily distracted because It's just easily accessible.  Well, I think it's the like we were talking about before the monopolization of industry When you were talking about radio, right back in the day radio was the only media outlet We had and then television came into it and then people would go to cinemas to see like a marvel No, I'm not saying Marvel DC shit I'm saying like a marvelous fucking thing to like yeah look at because it was so compelling and then TV's got better and better and better Yeah, and we didn't need to go to a movie anymore to see that kind of like experience and then we had the internet come in And what did that do that game and everybody free entertainment all the time and We are glutton's for information whether it's like That's a point full information or point less information, you know, like a lot of people will watch documentaries great Jeffrey Dahmer's bio pick not so great. You know what I'm saying like I watched that I was interesting They glorified it.  Yeah, most people will do one Do two oh No, it didn't go anywhere. Yeah, what am I what am I to do? Yeah, it's I want to try everything talking about Yeah, just keep doing it until it works.  Oh, really? Do you want it? Who is it? I don't even know.  How do you think that?   I don't want to be sponsored by vape shop. I want to be sponsored by Lego Or something cool something constructive something, you know something that wakes you up in the morning. Mm-hmm shout out something Really? Yeah, there's a flood now. I have to put that on the YouTube.   Yeah Jesus Christ like so much.   Do you hear about that chemical spill in Ohio? No, look that up Ryan put that in there. Let's go chemical spill Ohio Yes, that shit's crazy man, let's go Jamie doppelganger over here so chemical spill and in a place called What's it called palace Palestine, it's a weird weird name to be in America Palestine. Yeah, Palestine. They got their land back Chemical spill Ohio Palestine Apparently, there's a there's a few.      There's no there's no oxygen in the air anymore and This is it.  Yeah, it's it's gonna be Absolute chaos over the next 10 years over that. It's like the next Chernobyl apparently go.   Yeah a lot of um a lot of Toxic waste when there is like a spillage or something it gets into the soil. Yeah, the top so yeah And then estimate and then the worst is there was a there was an overview photo From space from a flight.   Yeah gets into the cloud and then yeah I don't think that's oh, wow. Maybe that's it.  Yeah, but Imagine that starts raining down and Then back onto the soil on the crops. It's all ruined.  You must be from Ohio, you know You know poor Cleveland, right? And just imagine that man like fuck, but anyway, I don't know how yeah East Palace Palestine I think we're kind of like We're pretty safe here in Perth Like we have the mining operations, but the rail system isn't as obviously Yeah, it gets de-route before it gets here gets de-routed like in a Nullar bore Yeah, but they don't really carry chemicals on along the Nullar ball like that.   Yeah, there was a Little Pink Bicycle on the back of a float which is like a 50 ton trailer, right? And it had a bucket or like a dozer or something on this trailer and just his bicycle So these highway police officers they pull this truck over and they're like What's with the bicycle and the drivers like I don't know it's it came with the with the dozer So they're like we want to have a look at it Just bear with us they unhook because it was like like the strap was fed through the body They unhook it and they take the tire off and it's just packed full of cocaine Yeah, all throughout the structure of the frame all in the tires. They had estimated it was like five kilos of coke What's that worth? How much is five kilos of coke worth? We're putting this kid to work on Australian What is five kilos of Australian cocaine worth these days? I'm trying to point your attention to the three and a half tons of cocaine confiscated by New Zealand.  Incognito, bro. Incognito. Let's go. No, just add in at the end doing it for a friend That's how you get around the FBI like oh, no, no, no, this has got nothing to do with us Cocky na AI and a Did you know that in America you can get a prescription for cocaine in powder form Nice if you have narcolepsy Mdma here legal now or some shit. Yeah. Yeah, they're doing testing. So they want to do it for like PTSD and trauma and stuff Yeah, it's a medical MDMA will be available under supervision it started it has started my friend when does cocaine back? Oh, no Well, isn't there a place? Portugal Portugal Portugal has legalized every single drug.  Let's go and Has it worked out for them? Um, I think it's deaths by drugs has decreased 83% People getting off of drugs and rehabilitation is increased by like 25% Do you think that is because they're using all of them The income and revenue from the sale of these drugs to fund rehab centers and fund all the tax Yeah, all these medical facilities for people which is interesting actually kind of interesting turn of the tables Wow. Yeah, I think that's what they're trying to do in Colorado as well. I mean Every time someone says Colorado, I just instantly think of South Park Yeah, so The Yeah, the drug thing is an interesting one because of the infrastructure of like all the all the gang lords and all the drug lords and all Like big gangs around like especially south of America.  Well, I Okay, this is a conspiracy theory and I love this one because it is awesome, bro 25% of all gang lords are informants. Oh, yeah, which is kind of like You know, it makes sense as to why they want to keep it illegal then Because if it's funding back into What's actually creating it like I wonder if Pfizer and Moderna and all these other Companies, yeah, do they actually have like fields of opium? You know for their pain pills Do the where does that come from? Where does the opium from pain? Opium farms. Yeah, but like is that illegal? Yeah, I thought most of the opium in the world either came from China or South America Who knows maybe there's some untapped reserves that they're keeping quiet about And then and then the other thing as well is going into like the the medical region of the world like How many was last time you went for a doctor's appointment. They just gave you drugs as a solution. Oh, literally like six months ago Was it like opium? It was Codeine Cody. Oh, yeah, that's a good one.  Yeah. Yeah I've had that and literally felt it was weird because I Felt like I was calm, but it didn't get rid of the pain But it was almost like numbing to the point where I was just like Like on a cloud Yeah, yeah, yeah, that was me yeah when I had a ACL reconstruction Oh, really? I was ping and a they give you morphine itself They give you morphine, but I had oxycodone I think it was what yeah, and I had an extra two sleeves left over because I didn't really use it much Mm-hmm constipates you as well.  I was just like Oh That's sick, but like every time the pain started coming in They said make sure as soon as you start feeling a little bit of pain Put the pill in because it takes a little while to kick in right by the time it gets worse And then you have it it's gonna get worse until it starts kicking in and then you're in a world of hurt Yeah, but then what you feel it like kick in you just it just it goes away like Yeah, it's like a blocker bang, but it takes a little while to kick in but then you're good for like a good four to eight hours depending on how much you take And if you shelved or not That would make you constipated. Yeah But apparently shelving I Don't know why I'm talking about this but shelving It's it's Taken in quicker and more effectively. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know you want to hear a story.  All right, so I was in Bali. Okay, all right 23 years old. I was having the time of my life bump into Chappelle Corby Dude this girl look like she'll I'm not even joking, right?  Yep with the double doubles Yep. Yep. The tray of double doubles for 15 bucks. I drank two of those trays then we press trays trays My heart was going out like at least 180 beats per minute. Let's be honest Yeah, I go into engine room partying like crazy. Just was by the way No shirt shoulder bag. Yeah Quads. Oh, no quads. Yeah. Yeah, this is like that. This was steroid days Full shredding Vest area.  She's like come back to my villa. And I was like, okay, let's go I'm not gonna name this girl because it was a crazy We get back to the villa we're partying and all that kind of stuff Maybe the three other people were there with us me and the two friends go into a room We start having a bit of fun and then she's like do you want to get higher? And I was like We're in Bali. What do you what are you talking about? What what could you have? She's like, I've got Xanax Pseudo effedrin all these she just rattles off all of these prescription drugs that you can get in Bali very very easily But you shouldn't right And I was like, well, what were we snorting these what's going on? No She's like, have you ever shelved before?  I was like, I don't even know what you're talking about.  Did you not know what shelving was? I had no idea.  I don't know but I slept for days after this and she like cuz she'd sucked her finger was very easy for it to just Straight up but like she like started grabbing my ass and stuff and I had no idea what the hell was going on and then I That's not good and she's like just wait for it to kick in. I'm like, yeah, but your fingers inside of me And she's like, nah, it'll be fine. It'll be fine. And then her friend starts kissing on my neck I pass out wake up like two days later in there up. Yeah. No, no, no They just continued their life like nothing ever happened while a guy was like dying in the hotel room, but it was good Good time Did you ask become numb first or that's why I couldn't leave like the second day my legs didn't work Like I was serious that I had tears coming out of my eyes because I thought Paralyzed from legs The digit, you know scrape something that shouldn't be scraped. Yeah, your prostate popped or something Maybe maybe can help.  Yeah, and I'm most likely gonna get cancelled. Yeah, let's just live it I mean, I mean, we're we're telling stories of our past.  Hmm. It was a running joke for a long time and everyone was like, oh, yeah Like there's nothing wrong with being gay But at the same time if you're not homosexual You want to make sure that you say that because the alternative is you post something that could be considered a bit homosexual Yeah, and you might get DMs from dudes going. Hey, let's party. Let's do some shelving, but Hashtag no homo. Yeah at the end could save you a lot of time and their time, you know like guys The stuff that I say that you may think oh We're on here Sorry. Yeah, I'm married wife. Love her. Hashtag no homo.  Yeah, obviously, but I find it's funny nowadays we are in this situation where People want to know that like take pronouns for instance.  I know a guy that like once again, no names but There's this guy and he is non-binary and I wanted to know what does non-binary mean to you And he goes I don't prescribe to male or female And I was like what do you prescribe to and he'd like he goes I believe male and female is a spectrum.   We're just getting viewed as a couple of white dudes who are very privileged right now by the way Yeah, but there's some interesting points because in psychology like a lot of Males are dominant, right? Yeah, we're in this situation in 2023 where you have only fans and women can be the dominant person in a Relationship these days they can well they're not even in a relationship even in single life Yeah, they can have their own money their own income and it makes men feel like they're inferior and Where does that come from? men it comes from a lack of Recognition mm-hmm right recognizing where you are in your like who you are even where you are in your life and Like I guess making this this the standard of like hey I've got an identity that I'd like to abide by of these are my beliefs everyone's different obviously so I might as well Capture who I am yeah, absolutely. I have no idea what I'm talking about. I'm really high, but are you really high? Yeah, yeah, I got high before I didn't know if I was going to but I Did I remember? My first time here. We are okay Let's bring let's bring it back in So you're talking about non-binary binary stuff like that Something I really haven't really discussed before like in depth There's this guy who was going around and interviewing different Spectrums or whatever and they were it was asking them all like can you define what a woman is? Yeah, we've seen that yeah, yeah, yeah, and it goes up to this someone them in San Fran and They were you know, whatever and it goes he asked the same question Can you tell me what a woman is and the person couldn't say? What the like I don't have the right to define what a woman is and he's like My favorite follow-up question of all time on this topic. All right. Can you identify what a cat is?  I was like my best question ever like okay. Well, if you don't what? But I feel like we're gone full circle. We're almost starting to get back around to some like sense like Lex Lex Friedman and What's this guy? What's the guy's name the Jewish guy?    We go. Hey, I would have grab a drink. I've got like a dry mouth. Sorry man. Yeah Um, do we have any odd you want do you want to help? Yes? Yes bottom bottom draw get those two owls out Yeah, the boy. Oh, yeah, the boys. This is the this is the beer that collab. This is the Jack collab Oh, this is the Jack double hazy now. You're high you said. Yeah, this is 1.9 What about it? Okay, good correct? correct Don probably don't H hazy IPA by bright tank brewing Co shout outs made in WA shout out Maddie Plug Maddie. Good. Good. Thanks. Shout out Jack. Congratulations on your fight big Coming to see you in that chair discussing fighting Is he coming on? Maybe maybe what happened? Let's get him. Let's get him. Fuck. Yeah. Well. Yeah, so I didn't know you're high I couldn't even see really I Operate I guess Yeah, I'm always high on life.  I'm creative. I'm gone. I'm gonna therapy. So what do you mean? Therapy. I'm gonna go see a therapist. Yes. I'm kind of Clarity clarity. Yeah, more clarity than like I'm not depressed. I'm not like sad or anything like that I'm not anxious. I'm not my marriage isn't in trouble or anything like that.  The thing that went and happened and people are starting starting to forget about that they wasted two years of their life because of an authority That has been put in place to say no, you can't there's just calling the agenda. They're the agenda But like is there's things that I really want to discuss Really really want to discuss. Let's go But the reason why I don't is this is I've been sucked into this Following this media machine this media machine.  Yeah, and I want to help kids do that I want to teach people how to do that But there's things that I know I want to say that uh that are not agreed upon by lefts And some things that are not agreed upon by right. So you can call me central in the political sort of spectrum But uh I really right now do not have time to debate My view against someone else like super hard. Are you talking about him? No political views. Okay, right. Um, I try to avoid politics at all costs because I just don't have time The reason is most people that ask me these questions come in with an agenda They're closed-minded already. I don't want to talk to them about it.   What happens then automation will take over anyway So it's it's it's going to happen anyway But then what happens to those people if they don't pivot. Yeah, right? Um, what do they do? They're out But yeah, I'm I'm talking like I'm high right now. Um go for it 20 20 30 They say that a lot of the jobs right now that are mainstream will not exist Because of automation of whatever and that happened hundreds of years ago with the industrial revolution Now with AI starting to come into play Um A lot of people are going to be out of the job if they don't pivot And then they're just going to complain Because you know, why should they think about their future? So that's where I want to come in and help them But uh without shitting on anybody but like speaking the truth like education system outdated Outdated. I agree.  All right. Um It doesn't make sense as to why we wouldn't yeah, so the american i'm not saying new american dollar is Built on debts now. This is all stuff.    Huawei was selling satellites to america For military use. Yeah And then scanning their information so they know everything about their military operations. So what the how that How can you do like how can you even think about like that as a strategy? Let's buy our our detection stuff From the enemy and then hope that they don't know what we're trying to detect. What's this? You're researching now ryan What's this australian government? I don't know it sound like you want to go down the conspiracy theory. Oh, yeah, let's go Yeah, you know, can you zoom in on that? Uh, I cannot no pinch zoom pinch zoom on the laptop There you go big boy All right, australia australia's foreign ministry has followed the lead of the country's defense ministry Deciding to remove all chinese made surveillance cameras from its facilities following reports that the technology posed a security risk And tiktok isn't banned yet. Yeah, I know I know man. Oh my god I find it very strange. So I haven't been using tiktok. Obviously as much as you have But I've noticed that They're appointed advertisements. So they're sponsored adverts, right? They're very particular They're very like what I want to see but that's facebook and instagram as well No, no, I feel like facebook and instagram are like Detecting what I have seen and trying to sell me on what I have seen Okay, but tiktok showing me new stuff like Okay, so yesterday I was thinking about I was actually talking to one of my friends and I was talking about Getting my testosterone up Because I used to do steroids.     Yeah So like, yeah, if if if there's a friend and you're interested in shelving They'll be they'll be getting me adverts.    Do you reckon that's a thing? Yeah? Yeah, probably.   Yeah, I wouldn't never because I want to confirm that she'd like it So I don't waste my time. She'd love anything. She loves gifts.  I do it with my clients So I do it with um organic organic approach and go, right We're gonna go hard with the whatever marketing strategy it is. We're gonna go broad I'm gonna get everybody in liking the channel whether they're a target audience or not Why because if they're not they're gonna know someone that is So I'm kind of doing it organically But this is an interesting way to kind of come in and and do it a sneaky Word of mouth kind of let's pitch to them that they'll follow that up to someone else Yeah, I'd love to see that proven like proven for the fact that'd be sick that'd be insanely I don't know. It's not evil, but it's clever it It does have a slight Me the malevolence to it. Yeah, it's like Mackers, right? Mackers have Two things that most others don't have hungry jacks adopted it. One is the toy in the Happy Meal They want the toy.  It's lunch. It's dinner.   Yeah As he's drinking IPA. Hey, it's not poison. It's some it's some good quality. It's actually really nice Yeast hops barley wheat oats and water That's it. That's actually pretty good. It's a good breakfast. That's a that's a quality breakfast. Yeah It's better than sultana bran Yeah, anything's oh actually sultana bran is like one of my old time favorites. Yeah, it was good Uh, so favorite cereal go sultana bran. So really?  Yeah, it's sugar full of sugar. Yeah fruit loops It was worse than fruit loops. I love fruit loops.   It's that little midway point Okay Yeah, that's right Alcohol poisoning is a serious and sometimes deadly consequence of drinking last night. But a great breakfast in a short period of time Um, stay safe children Can you google this? Most breakfast cereals freeze dried Have you seen all these freeze dried? How high are you?  Have you seen all these freeze dried? Videos on tiktok where people just take like sugary things freeze dry them and just like do like asmr videos with it I was thinking like why are rice bubbles? So crispy and light. Why are like fruit loops so crispy and light? You know what i'm saying? It could be freeze dried. Yeah He just googled freeze dried cereal. He didn't ask the question. It's all of them. See Are all cereals freeze dried cereals? Hang on let me let me hit man doesn't know how to google once that that's okay.  Yeah general Well, we'll play a game. We'll play a game. Um Let's see how quickly can you google? When Kanye first became famous Become famous and there you go You were streamlined with that two thousands not bad. Okay.  Yeah, uh cereal chat.  You had to put banana or sugar on them um But yeah, oh cocoa pops like chocolate ones. Oh Back in the day, right?  It was good Russian style Were you like at any point were you going to do the carnival diet? Like when But when I was a kid no recently I tried to I tried to do it as much as possible like today we went and had a meeting with royale burgers and um Ken ken one of the owners came out and said, uh, what would you guys like? Did you order any food? I was like, uh, no, he's like, what about chicken wings? That's the easy one. That's your thing I got chicken wings at home. I need to eat them because bully butcher plug and And I'm like, I don't really feel like a burger because you know buns And yeah, he came out with some seared chicken And it was a bit of salad and a bit of corn there as well, but that's still counts as carnival um, but yeah Like I'm always conscious. I don't eat chips. I try to avoid rice. Good move Anything deep fried really? Yeah, soy uh No, seed oils.    Yeah the um Digestive inflammation that you get from seed oils is systemic through the rest of it doesn't it doesn't break your break down Anybody either. No, it it does some bad bad things Like oxalative pathways and stuff like it literally even swelling of the brain. Yeah, did you know that?  So you're in carnival dire right now. Not right now. Oh, yeah, so Do you have a cheat day? Yeah, yeah, right. What do you have the last if I'm being honest then I like to be honest people.  That's how it starts and now it's we're coming up to Um tomorrow, which is the seventh. So what sort of food are you having now? Anything I want.  So I don't want anything like secreting more estrogen or like like decimating my testosterone levels Like I'll take tonga Ali and stuff every day, which increases your Testosterone.  Yeah um, so this primal book was written It was published early 2000s. So I'm going to directly Extract what I read from there.  Let's go If you go no don't cancel him, but let's go.   I was uh Every thursday I would train these two people one had autism severe autism like the mind of Five year old maybe and he would go absolutely off like he would like be triggered and just have these episodes, right? And I would ask his carers. What do you have to eat over the last few days? Like oh traditionally we go get subway And I'm like, okay, subway's not that bad, but wait wait bread What else does he have?  And I'm just like, okay I'm not a dietitian.  Mm-hmm.  I was like, that's that's interesting Friend of mine. She's k k caring for this guy who has ms. All right 38 year old Completely cooked in bed completely ridden cannot move like 38 man The only way he can communicate is like eye movement at 38 your life's over. Yeah, that's rough She started to she she was caring for him.   I'm just like observing all these things and I'm like What happened to the medical industry? What happens in the medical industry right now? Okay, you've got all these doctors who have got medical their medical professionals and They they go to university they go to medical school to learn so many different things for six seven years How often is that? Data updated and what if that data is completely reversed or or something Makes the last 40 years a contradiction Who's in the wrong so many lawsuits potentially so many angry people But bottom line is we still need to do it because we need to evolve. Otherwise.  Is that the health pyramid?  Yeah, there it is. Which is like how can That's industry for you though, right? Yeah, put that up on there The asian. Okay asian diet for impairment. Okay.  Is it notice how this whole grains this is science direct Yeah, this is a bit different, but just go down to the the asian pyramid Yeah, whole grains is considered oils as well, which is disgusting. So The thing is with whole grains, right with flour. It's not whole grain. It's extra You extract it out of the grain So that means you don't get the whole grain that nature intended you to get the germ and stuff That's why whole grain is a lot better for you because there are Balances within the grain. Yeah, so that's why that diet successful. There's actually a really good replacement for just regular flour It's called spelt flour. Yeah. It has the germ in it and stuff Yeah, but if the at the end of that pyramid the top was meat, which is bullshit It should be disgusting. I can tell you now that after a month of the carnival diet straight I didn't cheat once Actually, I lie.  You just have to survive on meat salt and blubber Well, I wanted to know that my discipline was higher than Joe Rogan's Yeah, and he he um Fucked up three times. He had sushi bread and something else, but I had one piece of fruit. So Do you like ice baths? I love them and DMT. Oh every day No, I've have you done DMT before? No, I'm I'm interested It's just a matter of uh when and where how and who I'm with. Yeah, of course certain settings massive Um, oh Oscar something I really am interested in as well down any psilocybin mushrooms or anything No, I've had a chance to do mushrooms, but again, it wasn't like I wasn't in the mood um, and it's like Meh see what happens and But again like talking about psychedelics and all these alternative things And like natural drugs, right?  So that's like the you know disclaimer And I haven't need to I haven't needed to do it Um, I'm very interested in the the DMT stuff the way that they explain things You add a body experiences and you see a whole universe and different and shit Yeah, I've done it like four times now And it's yeah, it's a wild experience. Like I thought I was I had an alternative life for six months And how long was the actual trip 15 minutes What were you doing for six months in your head going to work coming home seeing the wife and kids You had a wife and kids wife kids friends went to the pub every friday Did you get fat? Did you did you live it up? No, I was living a really really good life for six months So how did how I came back?    So, um in those six months that you spent Do you have vivid memories of things that happen in those six months now? When i'm dreaming when you're dreaming. Wow. Do you remember your kid's names?  No terrible father Wasn't my children I kind of have like this some theory that it's not so much we go somewhere else But it's a perception change like you've heard of the The different dimensional like there's an infinite amount of seves in the universe And they're all doing something a little bit different. Yeah, you know, like in another universe You'd be sitting here and i'd be sitting there.  I feel like It's almost like a picture threw into in somebody else's eyes in another Universe somewhere else. Oh, yeah, and then you get to kind of like come back to it To where you are amazing how someone discovered this drug and and learn how to you know Have you heard about what they're doing with it?  Yeah, and they're taking like one and a half hours in there and they're mapping out The brain activity No, they're mapping out like the actual place that you go because so many people have the same experience Oh, wow that they're mapping out like like where everything is.  Yeah, it's wild dude Okay, no, yeah, what what's going on with like the use of Drugs for therapies these days I was talking about before with the mdma and stuff most of the time mdma will fix you It's set in setting as you were saying just before it's if i'm not around the right people i.e clubgoers, yeah In the wrong setting i.e at a club if you're taking mdma drinking having a great time That's fine. You do that But if don't expect it to be therapeutic. Yeah, if you're also putting like Poison hey in your body and Like trying to be social.   How's it been? Over an hour already.  No, we can keep going. What's what's the battery life at? Yeah, it's not good. Hey, it's not good. No, it's not good. What are we looking at? No, you just got under 10% Oh, I just under 10. All right. Well, let's let's wrap it up and We can do a part two.  Yeah the shelving story. I can't wait to put that on Welcome to two guys two white guys on a podcast. Yeah, welcome to two white guys on a podcast Dude, I'm I'm really really proud of like this setup and everything that you've everything that you've done so far Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, youtube, bro. No, this is really cool. It's really dope. Thanks. It's it's different Yes, I like it. It's good. Yeah, nobody else is doing this kind of thing Yeah, hopefully I can Bring some people in and and utilize the studio for themselves as well so I can monetize the or subsidize the rent Yeah, um, but um It's an investment though, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah 100% um What's your kind of goal for the next For the rest of the year, what's your what's your biggest achievement that you want to Accomplish push through, um There's a quite a number of them. Um, I want to get to 100 episodes And that's we're only 40 off easy dubs. Yeah easy um So last year I did 52 episodes that averaged at one a week. Um, and You know, it's good. I'm glad I did that but I think now it's it's time for team building getting everything ready.  Yeah, it's good. But is it long-term sustainable? Hell, no No, I had one video I put up on my other channel on tick tock that had 20 million views and got me like 15 000 followers Wrong audience. Really? Yeah So they say that viral videos are not actually the best thing that can happen to you The right videos that find the right people in the algorithm are the best thing that can happen to you I'd rather have a thousand fans that want to know more and more and more because that's thousand fans are like That's a lot of people Then a million randoms who Followed me for one aspect of my interest I want someone that follows me for everything someone comes up to me for a photo say, I've loved your fucking this and this and this That's the goal But um, yeah keen to see how you when you cracked your hundred Um, I'm keen for a long episode With you, um Yeah, come on, whatever we do on that That's smoke some cigars.  We we've got to actually do that poker thing too. Yeah Yeah, we'll play a game of poker on the on a podcast. We'll get we'll get someone else on get like email. Yeah. Yeah, we'll get email and lucky and stuff Yeah, yeah, lucky or we can yeah, here we came but yeah, um If you have any advice for anybody doing Wanting to do what they love or would it be? Good question Don't judge yourself too much If you're in a situation right now and you think maybe I could do something else Don't consider The things that you've done as a waste of time because the skills that you learn right now could be implemented in the future.  You can do that well before uni. Yeah Hit up chat gpt instead. Let's go good. Thanks universities. Many of them out of business All right, thanks for this thing find uh, jacob and shitting the link in the description. See you later


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In Business News, Chief Executive Officers of Businesses in Nigeria have been encouraged to engage and commit to growth and sustainable innovation in Africa. This came up on the sidelines of CEO's breakfast roundtable hosted by the UN Global Impact Network Nigeria in Lagos. Justin Akadonye tells more in this report. Although it was a breakfast roundtable for the Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations Global Compact, CEOs from the private sector in Lagos converged this whole to collaborate on the sustainability of the continent. The United Nations Global Africa Strategy 2021-2023 is a proposed roadmap to accelerate corporate sustainability and champions the business sector's contribution to sustainable development in the continent. In this panel session, the narrative of the sustainable development goals takes center stage including gender equity, decent work and economic growth and climate action among others. By adopting sustainability we were able to bring a very attractive value proposition to the oil and gas sector. Essentially we halved the cost for logistic support and we enabled projects which have never been done in Nigeria before to be done in Nigeria. I think that within the business community there's a very clear understanding that this is not just perhaps the right thing to do but it is the absolutely commercial thing to do. We believe that empowering women is pivotal to the shared success that we all strive to achieve because the role women play in the empowerment of the family, the homes and even the individual cannot be wished away. The Westin coordinator of the United Nations as well as other top echelons of the global compact throw more light on the essence of the sessions as they affect the private sector and even young people. Opportunities for young people to have to work with companies so the idea is by giving them exposure to working in the private sector they become more attractive as part of the future labour force. It's more about how can private sector speak as one voice and bring all the businesses together. Partnerships, it's going to be very important what the brilliant organisations and bodies here that are already delivering on the SDG. We want to unite the Africa and indeed Nigeria private sector to be able to help to work with governments in ensuring that the sustainable development goals have impact. To take home messages sustainable business is the future it's no longer business as usual. CEOs now understand that they need to operate responsibly, embed the 10 principles of the UN Global Compact, take actions to promote human rights in their business, ensure decent work in their operations, protect the environment where they are living. The discussion also focused on identifying prevalent barriers and key actions to achieve the ambitions of the Africa strategy. Justin Acadone, plus TV News Lagos.