Welcome everyone. I'm Brett Milford and today I will be talking about optimising resource allocation in hyper converged infrastructure I'm going to provide an overview of the main categories of infrastructure architecture and some key considerations That you should think about when employing hyper converged architecture then we'll take a look at a few case studies that exemplify these considerations and to round out the talk, I'll briefly cover some tools and methods for interrogating these issues and We'll also provide an overview of the various controls at your disposal to manage the allocation of resources in your systems This will be by no means be an exhaustive look at the issue. In fact, I would have liked to have covered a few more topics in depth however, this talk should provide a good crush section of the topic and Hopefully you can apply these ideas to some other areas where you can count of these issues a Little bit about me. I'm a software engineer for canonical within the sustaining engineering team Sustaining engineering provides L3 break fix support to canonical's customers and as such we maintain a team with broad and deep expertise of all the software that we support so that's like OpenStack and server applications like MySQL and right down to the Linux kernel and With this role and previous roles that I've been in I've been an enthusiastic user of OpenStack since 2016 In fact in preparing this talk I was going back through my archive of old notes from when I was an operator and I found an upgrade plan for OpenStack Nataka from early 2017. So that was a fun trip So as I mentioned canonical supports numerous OpenStack clouds at scale With Ubuntu being the foremost distribution underpinning OpenStack deployments Sustaining engineering provides L3 break fix support and our unique position in the organization as a catchall Forges the opportunity to dive deep into really interesting problems and topics Yeah, so managing the breadth of Applications required for a cloud and their resources is a complicated matter at the best of times But it's particularly difficult in a hyperconverged in hyperconverged architectures So applications competing for resources can create compounding effects on resource starvation Or alternatively due to the vast interplay of applications and configurations and despite available resources You can account at edge cases where they just simply don't work So this is the aerial I'll be focusing in a bit more in this afternoon's presentation so I'm going to give you a brief overview of types of infrastructure architecture and I suppose roughly how they relate to charmed OpenStack Firstly, we have the desegregated architecture. This is where all your components like compute network storage and control plane They're all hosted on separate nodes. This allows the logical separation of applications by workload and hardware requirements And it also allows the separation of user and system workloads This also cleanly accommodates mixing hardware and software components. For instance, like having Dedicated network or storage appliances in the mix Next we have the converged architecture and here one type of node hosts the control plane components While another type of node hosts the storage and work and compute workloads This still permits system and user workloads, but it combines some of the functions and requirements from the previous architecture Then we have hyper converged. This is where all the functions compute network storage and control plane Distributed across all the nodes of the cloud These applications might be logically separated with containerization So in the instance in for instance in charmed OpenStack, we make heavy use of LXD containers This is typically a sought-after choice for general purpose workloads in order to maximize flexibility and utilization of cloud infrastructure And these three architectures they generally serve as a talking point for design implementation. However, in reality You know hardware and software components and converged and desegregated nodes are common in many clouds And in the near future, there might even be like a fourth architecture that might emerge when we see like the proliferation of DPUs for instance So when you're analyzing hyperconverged architecture infrastructure, I should say There's a few things that you should think about It's unique because you need to be aware of the many software components simultaneously and their characteristics and their interactions So some key facts that is good together when you're working with hyperconverged infrastructure are the per host application layer including the kernel the OS and Key system functions or applications that are running on a given node It's worth noting that there might be a number of combinations in a hyperconverged setup I you might have one node that hosts Novi compute a sephmon and my scroll and another node that hosts Nova compute a sepho SD and rabbit MQ It's useful to be aware of this and in some instance in the instances It's helpful to generate a service map So this map can be useful in narrowing down issues ruling out specific services or layers or Focusing in on the interaction between two particular applications So for instance, if you have an issue and it's reproducible across a range of nodes or a subset of nodes With different service maps, you can probably use that to help rule out certain applications and the interactions Or focusing on the interactions between one or two applications Some other key considerations are you might need to make common denominator Configuration choices when you're working with hyperconverged infrastructure unless your cluster is set up to manage the complexity of a heterogeneous cluster And as a matter of planning, you should Generally separate user workloads and system workloads Concerned and their concerns when you're like modeling your requirements So I would generally start by analyzing the control plane network and storage requirements first before I then Add in user workload concerns into a problem And a couple of more things that's always useful to think about is When you're looking at an application and its requirements, you should think How does it scale? Does it scale with user workload? And what's the relationship there? So we're now going to take a look at some case studies to help elucidate the methodology I outlined The first case study that I have is a set file store issue that It's not super uncommon. In fact, if you have users of CEP, you probably have already encountered this in the past The first issue The user prevented presented with Inamon and Kertle panics on their systems And a lot of Dmessage messages with Kernel-hung tasks, which look like Infotask blah, blocked for more than 120 seconds The software stack they were using is Ubuntu 14.04 There was a 4.4 kernel and it was Cep Jill The output of their free memory looks like this So as you can see there's sufficient free memory But the access that memory has been used for cache So what's the application? What is the application behavior of CEP file store? Well, the OSDs are implemented on top of a common file system in this case XFS and The OSDs make use of the page cache buffer for reads and writes Dirty pages are flushed frequently to disk and clean pages fill the page cache and they might linger if they're never invalidated This is demonstrated in the output of Proc zone or progmen info. Sorry So what's the problem here? Well reclaimed needs to take place to be able to use that memory that's currently being used for the cache Sometimes direct reclaim needs to happen at inconvenient times to satisfy a memory allocation request We can't directly set a point at which case swap D wakes up and performs an asynchronous reclaim But we can see when it will so Yeah, that's right looking. Oh, no, so that is men info. But if we look at Proc zone info We have these watermark values So when free pages drop below the high watermark asynchronous reclaim takes place until at least high number of pages is free And when the value drops below the low watermark an allocation and an allocation is requested direct reclaim Takes place and the allocation is stalled until enough memory is free to satisfy that allocation So what can we do about this? Well On Linux 4.4 not a lot There are values that you can set sorry the values in The previous slide actually Were set as multiples of min free k bytes So we could raise this value and then case swap D would wake up earlier to reclaim Reclaim the the cached data or the second option is to manually drop and compact memory and that's what We did in this circumstance Yeah, so our second case study that I want to look at is a swift on XFS issue So in this circumstance the user presented with the following issue their reads and writes their swift cluster were failing at a high rate With 503 service unavailable, so it wasn't a complete outage, but it was a severe degradation of service The software stack was you want to 1404 a 4.4 kernel XFS and swift mataka So in investigating this issue. We found a large number of container database. Sorry. We found large container databases The container database replicator was producing a high number of quarantined files and the replication of these container databases were failing in a number of ways, so One of them included lock timeouts when trying to replicate databases And there was also various database error leading to quarantine database files similar to the ones listed there We also witnessed a couple of XFS related errors So how does the swift container database replication take place well when replication takes place under the hood Swift will Sync batches of rows of the container databases when the difference between the databases is small When the difference between databases is large, it'll ask sink at the entire database and Basically like drop it in place so these databases were quite large so 25 gig each and there is actually I Don't know there was many many many many many copies of this spread throughout the entire swift cluster And so swift wanted to try and replicate those piece by piece basically And under these conditions it just was unable to complete So additional analysis of this infrastructure We noted that there was like high levels of memory fragmentation as demonstrated by a lack of higher-order pages Yeah, and Analyzing the memory usage further there was around 11.8 gigs of anonymous memory usage 32.3 gigs of file memory usage and the total reclaimable memory was about 52 gigs So reclaim should have been possible, but it was clear it wasn't happening soon enough In analyzing procs lab info the major contributors to usage were XFS i-node at 39 gigs and dentury at 4 gigs So this indicated two paths the first was we could increase VFS cache pressure to preference dropping Dentry and i-nodes when reclaimed takes place and the second was to force the reclaim of that memory so So yeah, so that's basically what we implemented it in in this scenario Yeah, kind of similar to the previous one so further investigation of this issue led to the identification of the root cause where Swift was unintentionally triggering an XFS anti-pattern whereby pending objects were Written temporarily to a file in a sweep in an attempt directory and then renamed to be moved into the swift directory hierarchy So this led to a disproportionate number of i-nodes in a single XFS Allocation group and that led to really poor performance This is fixed in a later version of Swift. However, that was unavailable in this environment So these kind of kernel tunables were essential in being able to bring that environment back to a working condition in the meantime Third case study is Was a recurring issue with a hyperconverged node which was also using huge pages The user presented with the issues with the following issues Basically creating open stack instances backed by huge pages. They just frequently failed checking, you know free memory and prokman info it seemed like there was ample Resources available for those allocations all those are sorry those instances to be Deployed onto that infrastructure So have a look at it the software stack. They had a 4.15 kernel The nodes were obviously running over compute but interestingly enough in this scenario We were able to reproduce this problem on many nodes across the cluster So in some ways it implied that it wasn't really specific to the services that are running on those particular nodes so initial investigation showed that instances were Failing or sorry failing with the follow following error so What's the behavior of Kwame you basically Kwame you starts a VM process It'll pre-allocate the memory for the instance, but it'll also allocate some memory for executive functions So the system had ample huge pages that it was using backing these instances with but it had a shortage of higher-order Pages for Kwame to claim for its own use in the hyperconverged architecture We allocate a portion of memory that's reserved for system use This needs to account for various applications with various usage patterns Including this allocation which comes from the system portion, but it's required and scales with the user workload So our initial solution had two paths. We could either increase the reserve proportion of men portion of memory Which in this circumstance was kind of difficult to do because we're already reserving about 20 year memory Or the second option is to reduce the utilization of the reserve portion of memory So drilling down with the usual tools it was noted There was no real particular processes that were using that much memory The largest consumer at the time was OBS and it was less than a gig so There was however a large number of Nova API metadata processes 161 to be precise and together they accounted for roughly 14 gig of memory Now the metadata service provides a way for instances to retrieve instance specific data by responding to the requests The Nova API metadata application serves the metadata API and routes its requests It's needed anytime you need metadata and a common time that you need to metadata is when you're trying to boot an instance So in a highly dynamic cloud you might need a lot of Nova API metadata services or processes to be able to service those requests But in a relatively static cloud That's not needed so much So either either way in this case 161 was probably overkill so he tuned this to a more sane value via juju configuration and We also noted that the charms adaptive configurations could be tweaked for this scenario to Yeah account for the infrastructure has been deployed on to So tuning the number of metadata services freed up a significant amount of resources Across the cluster and that sold the problem for the customer However, the problem returned a few months later and this time there was like no significant resources resource consumers So investigating proxone info yielded some inconsistencies With calculating min low and high watermarks those watermarks that we were referring to earlier So the gap between min low and high is calculated with either one of the well the max of either one of these Formulas which is the min free pages times the zone managed pages divided by the sum of managed page all zones or Zone managed pages times watermark scale factor divided by 10,000 On this node, which as I mentioned was allocating huge pages at boot proxone info showed the following It was evident that if you took the default value of watermark scale factor and echoed it back into proxess vm These values would change So how is the watermark scale factor actually calculated or more so like what is the logistics of it being calculated? so the first step is that When the system boots huge pages are allocated and they're done so by at boot by the boot memory allocator And when I say they're allocated, they're reserved essentially At the end of the boot stage the boot memory allocator transfers the remaining memory So not the huge page reserved to pages transfers remaining memory to the buddy allocator and populates the zone managed pages The watermark is then calculated whilst huge pages are still reserved by the boot memory allocator Then huge pages are returned from the boot memory allocator to the huge page free list adds to the zone managed pages so because of this the value of Min low and high watermarks at runtime Will be much larger than when they're calculated as a systems booting So ideally at least in this case Watermark calculation should be based on the memory excluding the huge pages Which cannot be used by the buddy allocator. However, this would have implications for Transparent huge pages and the values reported by free. So that would need to be addressed separately in this case in the case study in particular Despite the mismatch there was still evidence that Compaction thresholds were not being reached before seeing page allocation failures. So to address this we implemented the following tunings Yeah, we lifted Watermark scale factor and we lowered ext frag threshold Which reduced the index memory of Sorry the index of memory fragmentation, which is the point at which compaction is triggered so How do we observe these issues? Well, we have two primary categories of tools there. The first is tracing which is essentially making use of event-based records Tracing tools capture data points based on the execution of an event So application logs are a really classic example of this There's also dynamic tracing which involves tracing an arbitrary function in a running system But that can be quite finicky to implement The second option is sampling which is where you capture a set of data points at a given point in time as a snapshot You can then use multiple snapshots to build a profile of data points over time So let's take a look at some specific tools. Oh, yeah So we have ps which provides a snapshot of process information running on a system It's a sample of one, but it can still be highly useful So with some shell techniques, which were highly useful in the case studies that I showed you can basically filter and sort and Get a rough idea about what process processes are using what in your system and You know add up them add up certain processes or even like calculate the number of different processes or yeah The only problem with ps is that short-lived processes are particularly hard to capture So that's why you need tools like exec snoop, which can be useful at capturing Information of these short-lived processes by trace s by tracing the process execution rather than sampling it Next we have sys stat which is a sample based tool and it can provide a profile when demonized or run intervals So for instance, we could view the memory statistics on my home server for yesterday Sa provides a really good starting point for locating issues, but it's generally Generally its granularity is sort of too lacking to actually capture acute problems So for this you'd go to a tool. It's a bit more in-depth called perf, which is quite useful so Perf is a sample based tool as well, and it can generate a lot of data it's not suitable to run constantly due to the performance overheads and This would leave you with a significant amount of data to sort through when you're done, which may or may not relate to your problem If an issue is intermittent The operator needs to be on the lookout for that problem behavior and then capture be ready to capture that issue with Perf So to assist with this there is a simple tool To help capture Perf data when problems might arise so it uses, you know simple heuristics like a spike in CPU to trigger Perf to record start recording Yeah, Perf data can also be useful and you can produce flamegrass with it like the one in the back of the slide and Finally, we have BPF which can refer to a number of things Originally, it was the Berkeley packet filter implementation but in modern times it usually refers to the extended implementation in the Linux kernel and It can also sometimes be people can sometimes be referring to the suite of compilers libraries and tools that make use of BPF as well These include the BPF compiler collection and BPF trace So making use of BPF requires a relatively modern kernel at least 4.9 however, then you're the better but in all but one of the Case studies I showed we didn't actually have that available to us And so for operators this should definitely drive the case the business case to upgrade as soon as possible But yeah BPF has both sample and trace capabilities BCC and BPF trace provide a bunch of generally useful tools. So I mentioned exec soup snoop before that's a BPF tool part of the BCC collection and However, the ecosystem around BPF tooling is also quite advanced and you can just it's actually quite straightforward to develop your own So for our use case in sustaining engineering We think that a combination of go BPF with BPF type format looks like a really promising way to develop tools for specific scenarios With the minimal administrative overhead that you usually get when you're trying to do k-probes and similar things Now I'm gonna have a look at some mechanisms of resource confinement and their management interfaces So starting at the apple we're starting with application level controls So we had a bit of a look at Nova There there's probably more than this to be honest, but like two Particular controls that or configurables that stand out of a course the reserved host memory which signals to the Signals to Nova to reserve some portion of memory when making scheduling decisions and Is essential to maintain some kind of partition between user workloads and system workloads The second one is the metadata workers, which as we saw can be quite a drag on resources if they're over committed and They should be set appropriately for the environment This also serves as a timely reminder that scale related configs can be quite essential and That you should probably I suppose check that they're appropriate for your environment if you're using Ceph and With Blue Store Ceph OSD memory target is a really good setting to consider It's a best effort setting, but it's still helpful in managing co-located services. Basically it Sets a target for the OSD OSD processes to try and not go over Yeah, and if you're using MySQL I know DB buffer pool size is an interesting tunable It's actually tuned quite conservatively by default So it's unlikely to cause you any issues by default But if you are increasing that value to say get it some more performance out of the system You also need to consider the impact it would have for the reserved portion of memory And yeah other parts of your system So the next level down you'd be looking at namespaces and C groups Namespace is an abstraction that makes a process appear to have its own isolated instance of a resource So some frequently encountered namespaces are the username space which maps UID and GID values The PID namespace and a network namespace Noticeably absent is a storage or device map a namespace Which means that controlling the device mapper from inside a container can be quite tedious and fraught with danger Yeah, so you can run a Names you can run an application in a namespace with NS Enter and you can also list namespaces with NSLS the next I suppose configurable you have is C groups and They're essentially a method to organize processes and distribute system resources in a controlled configurable manner Processes are organized into a tree structure and various controllers act on those of this tree structure to I suppose impose limits or yeah do whatever you want Yeah, and in Ubuntu We mount C groups to the CISFS C group and you can interact with with those C groups in the example like I've put up here So it's likely that you're probably already using namespaces in C groups By another in management interface in particular, maybe system D. Maybe something else System D has its own as well as terminology, but essentially maps to the same thing So for system D a C group C groups are modeled with system D slice units and it's a concept Much the same for hierarchically managing your resources of a group of processes System D also has tools for managing C groups or certainly introspecting them so system D C GLS and system D CG top and system D also contains a tool system D and spawn which allows you to spawn Processes or turn OS trees spawn or use OS trees in a namespace So and spawn system D and sport couple of these system D slices They provide the tools to manage and inspect namespaces and C groups on their own You may also be aware of LXC and LXD So LXC is a user space interface to the kernel containment features and LXD is a container in virtual machine manager And so you can create containers with LXC create or LXC launch And it'll set up the namespaces in C groups for you for the resulting container Finally when we take another step down we have global kernel tunables They're used to alter the behavior of the kernel at runtime and a control via proxys As the case study is primarily focused on memory problems We'll look at tunables in that area The relative relevant tunables reside in proxys VM where VM refers to the machine abstraction that the kernel presents to processors We've made heavy use of two tunables today The first was min3k bytes which is used to force the Linux VM to keep a minimum number of kilobytes free This number is also used to compute the watermark values for each zone in the system proportionally This is useful as we can in tune async reclaim to take place sooner But the trade-offs are that will likely have a lot of unused or at least some unused memory And there'll be more frequent async reclaims The second option is watermark scale factor which defines the amount of memory left in the system before kSwapD is working up And how much memory is needs to be free before kSwapD goes back to sleep This is useful as we can tune async reclaim to take place sooner But the trade-offs are kind of similar to min3k bytes but with less wasted memory And it's only available since at least in the upstream kernel since 4.10 So that made it kind of unable to be used in many of our case study environments So We've covered the conceptual differences in infrastructure architecture and the key considerations for analyzing hyperconverged architecture We've had a look at several workload case studies We have covered the use of basic tracing and profiling tools to improve observability And we've also covered the mechanisms available at various levels to manage the behaviors of applications within our hyperconverged architecture As an operator there can be a lot of work in conceiving an idea of a cloud and delivering a fully functional and efficient service As demonstrated and this is just the tip of the iceberg. There are many paths to traverse when locating and diagnosing and fixing issues There are many configuration choices to manage and they go through the entire range of the application stack So great care needs to be taken to ensure these applications coalesce with each other and use workloads in an efficient manner so the open stack charm package Sorry, the open stack charms package the operational knowledge required to achieve this Intern that leaves it alleviates much of the operator burden and complexity They also provided unique opportunity to optimize configuration for the target environment So when we were investigating these issues and considering the numerous ways that we could improve these problems for a broad user base We decided to introduce a spec and implementation to the open stack charms to configure watermark scale factor appropriately for the target infrastructure in the future we aim to make to take more of these insights and develop and push them back into the charm operator ecosystem and Hopefully this should improve the performance and reliability of these systems for all our users Before I finish I should give a brief shout out to Gavin go who is a senior software engineer with sustaining engineering and he informed much the kernel side of this talk Yeah, and Also, there are if he slides made available I've got a bunch of links at the end to like helpful resources that are really good for profiling and looking at these sorts of things Cool. Thank you. I don't we might have time for questions. Oh, I might not Say I won't have any questions. Perfect. All right, thanks


you can turn to your right we've got a camera on your right and just right there right there. He almost had you. So you're right a little bit more. I don't know where it is. There's a lot of cameras. There are a lot of cameras in there. First off how do you feel this was unbelievable black and blue grind it out physical ball game. I feel great man. It's a tough road trip that we had. I mean you know we said before the game all the matters to win so James unbelievable guys stepped up and made big shots. You know I'm just happy to be a part of it. This is your third game with the team. How have you been finding your comfort zone on this roster in the early going. I mean every game it gets a little bit better you know with the schedule being the way it is we don't really get a chance to practice so you know my first game I was kind of out there not having really practiced so you know every single game everything every single walk through we go through you know it helps me feel more comfortable with the offense with the guys so hopefully I can continue that. A lot of activity in this game a lot of barking in this game how did it feel going against something some new guys on that distance roster but facing your former team how did that feel. That's always good man I got a lot of love for the players over there you know they play hard we knew it was going to be a dogfight so I'm proud of them but you know proud of our guys for coming in here and getting the win. Blake thanks so much for your time greatly appreciate it.


See, many in the pre-pro lockdown crowd have ideas which cause them to want to control other people's lives. What's the difference between referring to ideas to analyze concrete events and conspiracy thinking? I know many people in the pro lockdown movement who consider themselves objectivists, not movement. People who are pro lockdown who are objectivists. Most of the, a lot of the objectivist doctors are pro lockdown because their orientation is save lives. That's what they're trained for that. And it's hard sometimes to broaden your context. But the orientation is to save lives. And when your orientation is to save lives, lockdown is the way to do it. So I don't view the pro lockdown as uniform or completely nutty irrational. I think they're rational people that are pro lockdown. I think they're wrong. I think they don't see the full context. I think they don't see the alternatives that they've been captured by this notion that there are only two ways to think about things. But I don't consider everybody's pro lockdown irrational or leftist or a conspiracist who want to control people. Now, a lot of people are pro lockdown wanna control other people's lives. But yeah, everybody wants to control other people's lives. Who doesn't? I mean, the conservatives want to prevent a woman from having an abortion. That's controlling other people's lives.  That's controlling other people's lives. They don't want lots of things. They want us to sacrifice for the nation and for the state. That's controlling other people's lives. So everybody out there wants to control other people's lives. This idea that the left wants to do and the right doesn't is plain false. Trump would love to control other people's lives and the internet and Amazon. And he'd love to do all that. So would many Republicans. So would many Democrats. It's some people wanna control every aspect of our lives. Those are authoritarian. You really have to watch for them. But they're on the right and on the left. Now, how do you differentiate between actual movements that want to impose themselves on us and conspiracy theories? Well, conspiracy theories tend not to have any real evidence supporting them. They tend to rely on marginal people with kooky ideas and who tend to be anti-scientific. I mean, I wish I had, I can't think right now about, I mean, I can think of the 9-11 conspiracy theories. If you look at the 9-11 conspiracy theories, I mean, it tended to be people who don't trust anything the government does, anything that it's all trying to control every aspect of their lives. They tended to be, many of them tended to be anti-Semitic. It was the Jews, it was Israel. All the Jews left the building before the towers collapsed, things like that. And so you sense racism, anti-Semitism, you know there's something weird going on here. And then they did no engineering. No, metal can't melt because of oil fuel, when jet fuel burns and stuff like that. And you go, are you a civil engineer? Do you know this? And so you listen to two civil engineers that claim this and these two civil engineers also happen to have a bunch of ideas about other things that are wacky and crazy. Why would I trust them on this when they have wacky ideas? So it's not difficult to peel away a few layers and discover when something is a conspiracy theory. It is just not grounded in reality. It's grounded in people's subjective views. And usually the people who are deemed as experts on this are not credible people. And you can identify them as not credible by tracking down their careers, by seeing what's happened to them, by what they've done. And by looking at what people say about them, by trying to evaluate who here seems more rational. What's really going on? So conspiracy theory at the end of the day is detached from reality. It has no evidence to support it. And that the evidence is all cooked up and distorted and perverted. The evidence they supposedly prevent. But it's not real. It's again, not connected to reality. What we need today, what I call the new intellectual, would be any man or woman who is willing to think. Meaning any man or woman who knows that man's life must be guided by reason, by the intellect, not by feelings, wishes, whims or mystic revelations. Any man or woman who values his life and who does not want to give in to today's cult of the stare, cynicism and impotence and does not intend to give up the world to the dark ages and to the role of the collectivist, Brutes. Using the super chat. And I noticed yesterday, when I appealed for support for the show, many of you stepped forward and actually supported the show for the first time. So I'll do it again. Maybe we'll get some more today. If you like what you're hearing, if you appreciate what I'm doing, then I appreciate your support. 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Hey guys, welcome back to my channel. My name is Sinali, if you guys don't already know me. And today I'm gonna be doing a what's on my iPhone video slash how I edit my Instagrams. I know you guys have been waiting for this ever since I did my iPhone 7 Plus review. I just wanted to wait till I was home because I love this background so much more that I just like really wanted to do it here. So I hope you guys enjoy this video and comment down below how you guys edit your Instagrams because I'm really interested to know if you guys use VSCO and if so, what filter. All right, let's get onto the video. Okay, so I'm not gonna lie, I did organize my phone just now because everything was everywhere and my apps were all a mess so I just tried to organize it as nicely as I could so I kind of did a little bit of color coding and just like symmetrical theme. I don't know, I tried, okay. I personally don't really like folders but I also don't like the look of clutter. So I just kind of did both like folders and non-folders just like the apps. I think I'm just gonna go through some folders and tell you guys my favorite apps. A lot of these apps are just like apps that everyone uses. So I have two pages of apps. The first one is like a mix between folders and just apps and then the second one is all folders because I don't know, I just wanna put everything that I don't use on an everyday basis into folders and organize them. So on the first page, let's see, we'll go to socialize first. Okay, so studio is basically an app for YouTubers. You can manage all your videos on there and that's where I like to reply to comments because it's so easy if I'm just like on a long drive in the passenger seat, I can just pull this up and reply to comments really quick. If you guys like to fashion blog like on your Instagram, you can make your Instagram posts shoppable. You guys have probably seen like the hashtags on my posts or any other fashion bloggers. Like hashtag like to know it. Every time you like an Instagram with the hashtag like to know it, you will get an email with all the things that they linked on that Instagram post. So sometimes if I post an outfit picture, I'll make it a shoppable post because especially for me, like I always wanna know where everything is just in case I wanna get it or maybe put it on my want list. So everyone knows Tumblr, then we got Buzzfeed. I have to be so, so bored to be on Buzzfeed. Not that I don't love it, but if I have other things to do, I just won't go on Buzzfeed but it's really interesting when I do open it. I love taking like the little quizzes. Then I have group me. Right now everyone's talking and my bachelor babes group me.  I'm so excited slash really angry that Nick is the bachelor. Comment down below if you guys don't like Nick or do like Nick. I definitely wanna know what you guys think because I'm nervous for this season. Then I have Yelp not only do I use this to find restaurants to eat at, but I also use it to find things to do around cities that I'm going to. Then we have the folder create. Basically this is all my photography apps and boy do I have a lot. Okay, so starting off with the top, I have photos that I have this go which I never really used to be into. I'm pretty sure I did one of these videos before and I said after light was my ride or die. Well, I change it to this go now because you can actually control the brightness and the saturation and you used to not be able to do that. So I really like it now. And I bought a lot of filters. So I kind of want to get my money's worth. Then I have face tune. And yes, I do airbrush my photos just a little bit. If I do have like a blemish, I'm not gonna just keep it there. Then I have snap seed. I feel like this app is not talked about enough and it's so cool. Then darkroom is another photo editing app. You can edit each color at a time. Then I like to use anum to see if my picture will go with my Instagram scene. I try to use the same filter every time but sometimes I'm just not feeling it. Then next to that, I have Amazon. I feel like everything is more affordable on Amazon. And plus I also want to get my money's worth with this app because I bought Amazon Prime. Then I want to talk about Google Calendar for a second. This app is so helpful. Okay, so basically I literally write almost everything down that I have to do. Let's see, let's go to one of my months from school. It is actually insane how much I use it. Like, can you see all of this? I love to color code everything. So this app lets me do that. I feel like the regular calendar app on the iPhone doesn't really let me color code to this extent. So I had to get another one. I mean, it's still Google Calendar, which is really helpful because then it can just sync with my Gmail app on my computer. Then I have my bank app. Then the next one is a to-do list type app. It's called to-doist. So basically I write down everything that I have to do. I wrote down a lot of video ideas. That's what's taking up a lot of the notifications. What's on my iPhone? I'm filming it right now, so I'm just gonna cross that off. And I can also color code these. Then I have Pinterest, and I feel like I'm kind of over Tumblr, so I use Pinterest as my adult Tumblr. Comment down below if you do that too. Then I have my YouTube app, of course. Then I have Spotify. I do pay for premium, and it is so worth it. If you guys do have Spotify, I highly recommend you guys checking my playlist out. My favorite one right now is the Bee Drops, though. I'm pretty sure I've been talking about it since like last semester. But this is like all kind of house music, and it puts me in the best moods ever. Then I have Snapchat. So say hi. I think it's so cool how they have groups on Snapchat now, so I don't have to individually send everyone like a mass Snapchat. Get out your phone and scan this QR code on your Snapchat so that you guys can follow me. All my Snapchat stories are basically mini vlogs, so if you guys like my vlogs, then definitely pause this video and scan this QR code. I do subscribe to stories on Snapchat like Tastemade, Buzzfeed, and Mashable. Those are my three favorites that I've discovered. My favorite are the Tiny Kitchen, Tiny Food. What is it called? I don't know, Tiny Food videos on Tastemade. They're like so funny and useless, but I think it's so interesting. They're so small. Then of course I have Instagram. It's gonna come back to that. Then we have Twitter, and at the bottom I have my phone settings and my messages. So the next page, the first folder is read. I have all these random news apps. I have my period app, of course, and horoscopes. I don't really read my horoscope that often, but when I do I think it's really interesting. Then I have play, and here is all my game apps. I don't have that many. My favorite right now is Pineapple Pen. Laura, my roommate, definitely got me hooked on this. So basically all you have to do is tap to shoot, and then it syncs, Pen, Pineapple, Apple, Pen. I don't know, I think it's a vine or something. Anyways, I think it's super addicting and part of me kinda wants to delete all my games on my phone because I've never really used them, but I know there's gonna be that one day that I'm stuck on an airplane and don't have service and need a game to play. Then I have a folder called Charge On. This is all my UCF apps, so we have my UCF mobile. We have my UCF maps, and everyone makes fun of me because I bought this app. It was like $2.99, but I swear it is the most helpful app I have gotten. Then I have PartyTutor, and it has all the specials for local places in Orlando. So it'll say how much the cover is that night and stuff like that. Then I have Canvas, which is web courses. It's basically our online portion of UCF where teachers can communicate with you what your assignments are, and they'll post your assignments on there and grades and stuff like that. Then I have Travel. I have a Delta app, which I don't really fly Delta anymore because it's so expensive, and I just fly Spirit or something way cheaper. But then I have Disney World because I live in Orlando, Florida, and I used to have an annual pass, which honestly, I should probably delete that because I don't really go that often anymore, which is kind of sad, but oh well. Next, I have Uber. I love Uber so much. I kind of want to be like an Uber driver when I turn 21. I'm not even joking. I think that'd be the coolest job ever. But if you guys have not used Uber yet, use my code SennalliP52. Plug it into your phone right now so you don't have to worry about it the next time you do use Uber. This will get you a free ride up to $20 off, so that's crazy. If you guys used Uber on New Year's Eve, comment down below how much you guys paid. I'm really curious. Last year, I had to pay $76, and I did not split it with anyone. But this year, I paid $30, which is not bad at all, and I was very surprised. Then I have the Shop App, and I have Venmo, Starbucks, Cartwheel, which is really cool because you can scan things at Target, and sometimes it'll be on sale, and you can use it as a coupon. Then of course, I have Forever 21 because that is my favorite store ever. Then I have Slice, which is an app that keeps track of all your packages, so it's linked to your email, and it'll tell you like, oh, your packages arriving, and it'll have all your packages from all the different companies, so you don't have to go through seven different emails and go through the tracking website to find out when your item is gonna be there. Then I have Polybore, which I used to love putting outfits together on here, but during recruitment, I used this app to look for specific things, and it was awesome because it has literally every single store there is on one site, and then you can just like, filter out like romper, pink romper, bodycon pink romper, you know what I mean? So it was so easy to find something really specific. Then I have my watch folder. I have Netflix, Hulu, Fandango, MTV. I don't really know what I have MTV. I think I wanted to like, watch a show once. Then I have iMovie, which I don't usually edit a lot of videos on, but if my video's too long, I'll just trim it like a little Twitter video or something. Then I have TV Guide, which is awesome because back in Orlando, my TV for some reason doesn't have like a guide. So I use this in place of that. Next, I have this remote app, which controls every TV in this house. So it's so easy to just turn them on or hook up like we or something like that.  So it's the regular calendar app. Next, I have the weather channel, Pandora wallet, you know, okay, you get it. Everything that we don't really use. Okay, so it's finally time that I teach you guys my Instagram secrets. So first we're gonna go into VSCO. That is the first app I ever touch with my pictures. We're gonna go into my favorites and I think I'm gonna show you guys how to edit at least two pictures. So the first one I'm gonna pick is this selfie. I'm gonna import that and click edit. So usually for my Instagram, I go in with C7, but sometimes it looks too orange. So maybe I'll try C6, which looks a lot better for this picture because obviously the other one looked way too orange. So I actually like to put the filter at the highest it can go, which is 12.  Sometimes I do go in with saturation and sometimes I take it down a notch and here I'm just gonna like take it down a little bit because it's a little too orange still. Then I go into temperature and again, sometimes I boost the temperature or just go down, it just really depends on how the picture is taken. Usually on my camera it needs more saturation, but on my iPhone it needs less, if that makes sense. Then I go to tint and again, I don't really have like a certain formula, but it's either or. So one side's super pink toned and the other side is like a greenish yellow tone and I do really like the greenish yellow tone. I like when my skin tone is kind of like yellow. Then I go into shadow and I use the blue one and bring it all the way down to like 0.5, like barely anything, but still something because I kind of like that little blue tint. So this is the before and this is the after, before, after. So I'll go ahead and save that to my camera roll and then I'll take it into face tune. Then I'll just smooth my face out a little bit, maybe getting rid of some of the blemishes that I have. It's not too much of a difference but I do really like to smooth my face out. Then I go into details and I like this the best on face tune. For example, this picture has like a really cool detailed choker. So I want to kind of bring that out and increase the detail on that. So this is the before and the after and it kind of just like makes my choker be shown a little bit more and then I'll do it on my earrings too because I think they're cool and then you can see them a little bit more. So I really like to do that and then I'll save that from there. I go through so many editing apps, it's sad. Then I go into snap scene and I click on selective and basically you can tap anywhere and you can make a small section of your picture brighter or less saturated or more saturated. So for example, I want to turn up the brightness on the background and you can do it like that. So this is before and after, before and after. And I kind of just think it makes the picture more brighter. And again, I feel like the eye just gravitates more to it. I usually use this tool for when I'm too orange in some places so I'll bring the saturation down. For example, on my shoulder I'm kind of too orange there. So that kind of just brings the saturation down a little bit and I'll do it on my face a little bit too. This is the before and this is the after. So it's not that much of a difference but I am very nitpicky about my Instagram so I like to do everything that it takes. And lastly, I'll take it into darkroom and I love this app because you can literally edit each color on its own. So let's say the oranges are too orange for me. I like to be yellow like I said so I'll bring it up a little bit and kind of give me a more yellow tone. And I can also saturate it or unsaturate it. I'm just gonna keep that at zero. And luminous kind of gives you a brighter but not too washed out look. Like it just makes you look a lot glowier almost. And that's basically what goes into my Instagram. I'll show you guys again with another photo. So again, I'm gonna take this into visco and kind of look between C6 and C7. And I kind of almost like C7 a bit more than C6 for this picture. Let's see. I can even check out all the other ones because I bought them all. I just really don't use them. Okay, we're gonna stick to C7 for this. And I'm gonna put it all the way up to 12 again. Then I'm gonna go back in and do like the clarity thing. A little bit of that. Then the temperature. I think I'm gonna increase the temperature just a little bit. I think I'm gonna go and snap seed and unsaturate my legs because they're kind of orange. But I want everything else to be higher temperature. Then I'm gonna go into tint. And for this picture, I think I'm gonna make it more pink because it's a little too green. It's definitely a preference thing. So it could be different every single time. Then taking it into shadows, I'm gonna give it a little bit of a blue tint. And that's it and we'll save it from there. Then I'll take it into face tune and just smooth my skin out a little bit. My thighs are kind of bumpy. Then I'll go into details. And of course, I want my choker to be shown a little bit more. So I'll up the detail on that. And then also my key sunglasses. I think those are really cool. And I'll just do it on the outer rim. Then I'm gonna also do it on the pattern of my shirt and my bracelets. All right, so this is the before and after, for and after. Then we're gonna go into snap seed and get rid of my orange legs. I'm gonna keep a little bit of it. But maybe this time brightening it will work a little better than saturating it. So that's what I'm gonna do. Yeah, I think that looks a lot better. So then save copy. And lastly, we're gonna take it into dark room. And I actually wanna up the greens in this photo because the whole background's green. And basically you can like see the hues of it. You can either do like a, I don't know, seafoam green or a lime greenish. I really like the lime green. So I think I'm gonna keep it like that and brighten it a little bit. Then we're gonna go into the orange because I kinda want my shirt to be a little bit more colorful.   I'm actually gonna take the saturation down a little bit in this picture just kind of a little bit much. Okay, that's perfect and I'll save that. Next, I quickly wanted to talk about what cameras I use for certain Instagrams because I use a variety of an iPhone, a DSLR and a point and shoot camera. So I'm just gonna quickly go through it. So this one I took with an iPhone as you can see it's kind of grainy and kind of bad quality. I kind of did an impulse post on New Year's Eve. Then this picture is taken with my Sony A5100 with the kit lens.  It's just that effect on the camera. This one is actually a GoPro. It's my boyfriend's hero session five I think but I also do have a GoPro. Now that he uses his, I don't have to lug mine around so that's a plus. This one was also taken with my Sony camera. Instead of the kit lens I used a fixed lens. I'll have it somewhere on the screen so you guys can know which exactly one it is. And this lens gives a really blurry background. Of course the kit lens does too but this lens is a 1.8 f-stop. So that's like really blurry. This one is taken with my DSLR camera that I'm using right now and it's also taken with the zoom lens as well. It is a 24 to 70 millimeters 2.8 f-stop. So it's also pretty blurry but not as blurry as the 1.8. This one is taken as well with my DSLR same lens. This one is the points and shoe and I think it was the fixed lens, the 1.8. This was the fixed lens on the Sony. Can't remember but I think this was the Sony with the kit lens. This was the Sony with the fixed lens as well. This was actually my iPhone believe it or not. Pretty good quality. This is on my iPhone as well. This is also on my iPhone. This was my DSLR. So you guys get the gist. I hope that helped you guys out because personally when I see a really cool Instagram I will always wanna know what camera they took it on and I'll definitely be leaving direct links of the cameras and the lenses in the description box below. I'm also gonna be writing a blog post on this topic. So if you guys wanna read a little bit more about how I edit my Instagram definitely check that blog post out. I will also have it in the description below. I hope you guys enjoyed this what's on my iPhone video and I will see you guys in my next video. Bye guys.


How's it going everyone welcome to another episode of Nate's stuff. It's been a while But we got a couple packages here that were sent to my PO box There'll be a link to my PO box down in the description this first one. It comes from Amanda Ruth art Okay Well, let's open this up here. This one arrived a few weeks ago And I've just been kind of waiting to see if I had any other packages coming to kind of team with it. So let's Let's open this up here All right, we got a letter this to begin it says Nintendo Prime an awesome fan of yours Purchase this Hyrule Castle painting from my website and I wanted it sent to you their note says keep up the great work I really enjoy your content. I know you're you really like Zelda. I hope you like the painting It was a clone by Amanda Ruth art during the link tober from last year I think tober is like a Fest that happens on the internet Where people do a bunch of Zelda art in October and he was says I wish you the best Lewis. Well, hey Lewis Thank you so much for buying me the subparent piece of art that I haven't I literally can't see yet Then Amanda says Lewis has been the super supportive of my art and I agree keep up the awesome working content I included a second painting as a thank you All right So get a couple pieces of art here and an advertisement for Amanda Ruth are you know, I'll put a link to Amanda Ruth arts Shop or deviant art or whatever this turns out to be on this business card. She put in here Wow Well, I'm gonna keep this because I always keep all the letters that get sent to me I actually have a container for it hidden away underneath the desk All right garbage Wow, all right Wow just did my background and I think I need to add some to it. All right, so this is the one that The Lewis bought for me Thank you so much. That is absolutely gorgeous Ruth. You do excellent work It's even got Amanda Ruth art on the backs is 2018. So she did this in 2018 for link tober of last year So thank you so much for that. That is Amazing and then Ruth sent me another Zelda piece To be Ganon from or Ganondorf, I should say from the Wind Waker and again, that's also 2018 So those are amazing. I'm gonna have to get these framed And find somewhere in one of my sets to fitter them. Thank you so much That is that is awesome. And then a business card for Amanda Ruth art with Facebook, Twitch all that stuff So I'll put a link down to where you can maybe purchase some of this stuff for yourself If you really like the art, so thank you so much Amanda and Lewis for sending me this awesome stuff All right, next up we have the big boy package. This was sent to me by James Fazzle out of Australia I think this is the second package he sent to me for Nate stuff so Let's uh Let's let's see what we got here. There's a lot of tape on this box But it did come all the way from the land down under so I guess having a lot of tape makes it Makes sense I want the box to fall apart and the box that literally has a hole in it from from shipping so Hopefully everything survived Because probably not gonna be sending it back All right Wow, there's some this stuff's bubble wrapped. All right All right page one To Nate this is a legend a Zelda Edition wow lots of Zelda stuff on this sign you guys know I love Zelda This is a legend is all the addition of Nate's stuff. Well almost let's get the non-zelda stuff out of the way first One there are some dragon quest badges They were an unused pre-order bonus. I got a EB games for donating to Starlight They provide things like video games to sick kids at hospitals in Australia. All right dragon quest badges Let's see. All this stuff is wraps. I'm not sure How I don't okay that that looks like all Zelda stuff dragon quest badges Are they in here? I Want to break it in there's a lot of paper stuff here. All right Dragon Quest badges or something I'm trying to This is separate there's also another letter in here. Well, geez Okay Aha, okay. I see the badges now. All right So Dragon Quest badges. Oh, that's a lot of them And I don't know who any of these characters are because I've never played a dragon quest game But it is for Dragon Quest 11 that released last year and is coming to switch So, uh, thank you so much, man I'm gonna have to find someplace to the display these as well. It looks like uh, I just reorganized my one collection area And I'm gonna have to find a more room for more collection of stuff. Sweet. Thank you Let me see the Australian launch CD this came with my gamecube as a pre-order bonus It is a smaller PC CD and it only works In tray CD drives only works in tray CD drives So it only works in computer CD drives Does not work in the gamecube or slot loading CD drives Mostly a collector's edition item now Australian launch CD Australian launch CD that must be Okay, I want to make sure I get to this stuff right here Australian launch CD Okay, let's see here This is it And it says the hottest clips for upcoming gamecube games Luigi's mansion NBA courtside 202 the original Pikmin SSX tricky Star Fox adventures rogue leader Super Smash Bros. Melee Tony Hawks Pro Skater 3 and Wave Race loose storm Wow, it is it is definitely made for computers old-school Macintosh and Windows And there it is like it's literally a mini disk, but it doesn't work in the gamecube It's just good. It's just a collector's item because it's video clips of all those games Wow That is that is really cool. All right, that's obviously going up in the collection all this stuff probably is There's a lot of nice stuff in here. Okay And this is from Australia So this is like hardly anyone the US probably even has that thing because that's an Australian collector's item All right, NES game poster. I found I had a second original from 1987 they came in most NES games here, so you have an original now to go with the print Okay, so he sent me a print last time which was a copy of An NES poster now he sent me an original Somewhere in here. Aha. Oh Oh There it is. I could tell this is much more fragile than the print There it is. So he sent me a duplicate of this last time, but it wasn't an original print It was a copy. This is an original this needs to get framed I'm gonna put this over with the art actually, so I actually go get this framed Because that is cool. That is a collector's item We didn't get this exact print out here in the US. So now I'm getting collectors items from Australia, which is just crazy Wow, let's let's keep wow. Okay Pokemon Sun coin was given at ages ago. You know, I'm not much of a Pokemon fan. So it's yours Pokemon Sun coin do I open it? Well, I think it's only fair that I open it and actually take a look at Since it's in Pokemon ultra Sun. So it's ultra Sun and ultra moon Look at that. Yep. It's a coin That is cool Awesome, I'm not a big fan of Sun and moon, but I appreciate the coin and it will obviously Have to find a place in my collection with my other coins. I actually have Mario coins I want you E3 Zelda coins. You guys can probably guess what E3 those came from. All right. Let's see here next page Now for the legend of Zelda stuff puzzle should be fun for you and your children to do This puzzle is not for kids. I'm gonna tell you this right now. This is not a children's puzzle I have seen people try putting this puzzle together It is hard like it's like rated super hard for adults because it is the map of Hyrule But it's all gold and black like it's very hard to put together But maybe I can have my son maybe help me find the edge pieces or something to get started on it Who knows maybe well, maybe what I could do since you want me to put it together Is I can maybe do a live stream of trying to put the puzzle together and I don't know. I'm not gonna make any promises on that but I think I have a big enough table here I think to put this this thing together on here So I might be kind of cool to do once I get my down my down-facing camera Maybe do a puzzle put together live stream and chat with you guys and then maybe you know frame it put it up on the wall Cool. Well. Thank you so much. That is really really cool. Let's set this off to the side. All right Let's see here a storybook another thing I had in a box from my childhood this one from 1989 a storybook Is it that no no not that storybook a Storybook is it this that's an instructor. No, that's that can be from well, it could be from your child. It is a mebo I mean that I don't think that's a storybook story, oh Oh, it's based on the cartoon series No Away, I don't almost don't even want to open it The Legend of Zelda Moblin's Magic Spears is clearly based on the on the cartoon. Oh my gosh By Jack C. Harris illustrated by art and Kim Ellis this book belongs to nobody. Oh my gosh Look at look at that. Look at all that art. This is from the original cartoon series The one that bombed and canceled after one season. Oh It looks so gorgeous in a book though I might have to read this to my kids one night. Although. I'm not sure if they're gonna understand there's a lot of words in here That is awesome.  Oh, man This is just taking me back flashbacks. I didn't know they made books. Oh My gosh There is a whole series of them The golden looked books. They include also the ones that made Garfield books and Chippendale books um Wow This was cheap back then to dollar fifty, but uh Wow That I mean that's a collector's item right there. I've never seen I didn't even know these books existed Wow Okay One ex amiibo one. I said I don't have well then it must be one of the 30th anniversary amiibo Since I don't have any of the zelda 30th anniversary amiibo I don't have any of those or the champion amiibo and I would do want to complete zelda collection someday. So Oh, there it is. Yep. Yep Yep, it's the Uh young link Look at that. I definitely do not have that one. All right I'm guessing that's maybe with these amiibo instruction booklets and stuff for four Um, yep the super smash bros Young link. I did not have that one. That's not even one of the ones I mentioned to people I don't have but I don't I did not have that one Awesome. All right. What else we got a small green postcard a zelda image I made years ago my own design. So I thought I'd get it printed um a postcard Is it this it's got me this there Okay, cool. So yeah, this is uh This is just a bunch of official art in a circle around the legend of zelda Let's see how many of the games I can name here. Uh, it's the legend of zelda from the nes. Uh, we got zelda 2 Yep, uh, that's a link to the past Whoa, oh, oh you're getting me here Oracle of seasons oracle of ages No One of these has got to be links awakening For which one Oh, no, oh, I can't believe it. It's been so long since I've seen someone this official art Like what's this one? Is that minish cap? Oh, it can't be that can't be minish cap art Because that's not the That's not the oh man. I can't believe look at you stomp me because I I recognize all that official art But it's been so long since I've seen it that wow All right. That is that is really cool Uh, let's see here a long link breath of the wild card official artwork But I thought as it's your favorite game It uh, you might put it on the wall Or frame or whatever your choice just one more way to spruce up my office And he didn't even write everything down. There's more stuff in here He's talking about this So uh more breath of the wild official art. I have a ton of it So just add to the collection. All right, and then there's also a card. So let's open this card first as tune eight um, a thank you So thank you card he says Thanks and keep up the good work. So he writes a letter and then he put the thank you card in All proper and official. Well, thank you so much man. That is Wow, so there's more stuff in here by the way that he did not explain um I maybe he forgot he put this stuff in here when he was writing the explanation. I don't know let me put this all down in my My card box down there. Okay, so we got um a backpack buddy Um each pack contains one character eight to collect. I don't know which character it is because it hasn't been opened But it could be uh, it could be let me see wind waker link wind maker gannon uh wind waker princess zelda bombs a heart piece a rupee A triforce or the shield from the wind waker So i'm not sure what it is But it could be one of those and the thing is usually these things are collectibles and they're worth more money In the package than not Uh, but you also don't know which one this is So I don't know if I should open it or not. I mean there's a package inside the package But Okay, um, and then there's another backpack buddy. Uh, this one is ocarina of time theme Um look out for the rare chase character. What?  Who is chase? So this one could either be link zelda organindor from ocarina of time um Nine to collect oh, I guess it could be uh link zelda organindor from twilight princess or link zelda organindor from wind waker So I guess it could be one of the nine It says it says nine to collect it just has the ocarina of time ones on the front because ocarina of time was the Most popular game at the time Um, but what is the chase character? I kind of want to open it up because if it's the rare chase character Whoever the heck that is then it's got to be worth something. Well, that is He didn't even explain these why they're in here, but that is so cool So she's got some bubble wrap some Um amiibo. This is he always when people send me amiibo They tend to send me all the packaging that goes on with it if they've already opened it. So Wow Well, thank you so much james. Thank you so much. Lewis and rosa You guys are all amazing. I can't believe what I did to deserve any of this stuff And the crazy thing is I already know about like three other packages That are going to be like on their way if not already on their way Uh for more nate stuff episodes in the future throughout the summer. So I had no idea that any like wow I Wow, you guys are you guys are amazing. You guys are awesome I'm gonna have to start finding a way to display some of this stuff I don't think I have a lot of my fan art stuff displayed Um, but I'm gonna have to start finding a way to do it I don't know where I might have to make a whole new set of just fan art Like it's said then I got octopad traveler stuff. I got zeal this stuff now Wow Well, thank you guys so much. This is great Um, hope you enjoyed this episode of nate stuff If you would like to send stuff for future episodes as well Be sure to check out the peel box down in the description Also, I am giving away nintendo switch super smash bros bundle through the gleam. I only down in the description Let me hit 50,000 subscribers. I'll be announcing the winner of that giveaway. Man. Oh man. Oh man dragon quest. I mean Guys, this is coming to switch this year and it's like the best version Just a reminder All right, thank you guys for tuning in. I'll catch you in the next episode of nate stuff