about recording, and we're also live streaming. So for those of you watching us on YouTube, like and subscribe if you'd like to get the next episode when we do the next interview. It doesn't look like we're getting any feedback, so I guess we're ready to start. Jen Spencer is Chief Revenue Officer at SmartBug, which recently published a benchmarking report on the convergence of inbound marketing and revenue operations. It's a survey of 200 plus revenue leaders and includes actionable insights on how best to adapt to these trends. Jen, welcome. Thank you, thanks for having me, and I'm excited to share details about the report with you. I'm excited to hear about it. In this episode, what kind of apps are most businesses using and how will that change moving forward? How important is integrated technology to most companies and why cross-functional collaboration is the new competitive advantage? All that and more with our guest, Jen Spencer, after this. We're here with Jen Spencer. She is the Chief Revenue Officer at SmartBug. Just to set it up, Jen, for those who aren't familiar, what is revenue operations? Revenue operations is really the processes and the systems and the people that unite that customer lifecycle journey.  Sales is converting that stranger into more of a friend and becoming a customer. And then customer success teams are supporting those customers and then growing those customers and driving additional revenue from them. RevOps encompasses all of those elements. I remember one time I was at a party and I told someone that, because I used to be a Chief Revenue Officer as well, and I told someone I'm a Chief Revenue Officer and they thought I was an accountant. Oh yeah. You think you can use it, right? Yeah, absolutely. I love being a CRO. I love sitting in this seat, getting to work with these types of teams. I love the fact that the collective marketing and sales and technology community and customer success communities have been moving in this direction. I've been watching it over the last five to 10 years and I feel like we're finally at this boiling point and that's why it was just so exciting to be able to get inputs from so many revenue leaders and understand what they've been through and then break a piece apart. Well, where do we still have room to improve and how do we get there? And is it through people, through process, through technology? So it's an exciting time. So your company Smartbug did a survey of people in revenue operations, marketing, sales, and customer success. What was the survey and what did you learn from it? The survey was really about where revenue operations and inbound collide. And the reason why we looked at it through the frame of inbound and revenue operations is because Smartbug Media, we're an intelligent inbound marketing agency. So we eat, sleep and breathe this idea of inbound marketing. We wanted to launch a benchmark report, an industry benchmark report to bring together RevOps, inbound marketing and technology. And we decided we were better together by partnering with some of our other technology partners, Terminus, Typeform, Vidyard. And from that, we were looking for what kind of operational efficiencies are folks requiring. What is RevOps really about? Is it about data and analytics? How much does it have to do with the people? This idea of collaboration and the importance of collaboration. And then also looking at whose responsibility it is to achieve revenue targets. And that's been just really exciting to see how people responded and what that means for changing the landscape of marketing. And we were looking at it particularly through the lens of inbound marketers or companies that employ inbound marketing strategies. So just to make this really practical for someone maybe outside the bubble who's trying to sort of figure out what RevOps is. Let's start by looking at the technology because obviously, if you've got people in different departments collaborating in a digital environment, you're gonna need technology for that. And what is a tech stack? The tech stack is it's the core technologies that you're using in your organization to support that customer journey and also the business operations that go hand in hand with that customer journey. So in most organizations, the center of that tech stack, the heartbeat really structurally is going to be their CRM, their customer relationship management platform. And then from there, there are other technologies that you might sort of bolt onto that CRM in order to achieve certain goals, right? Whether it's marketing automation for helping nurture the contacts that are in your database based off of their life cycle stage or their buyer persona, it might be sales enablement or sales automation. So to really give your sales reps more power and tools, account management for those customer teams and customer happiness all the way through to quoting software, billing software, invoicing software and ERPs and deliveries tools that you might use in rounding out your business. So when I think about having all these different tools to serve different people in the organization, to me, it says enterprise or at least mid-size, a significant business doing 500 million plus a year. But what about small business? Because I know in the report, 30% of the 200 plus people that participated in the survey were small business. So how do you define small business? So we're looking at, we're thinking about small business. We're looking at organizations that they typically are doing under, let's say, $200 million in revenue, right? As an organization and but they're growing and they have a desire to grow. And I think that's kind of a commonality when we look at who was responding to our survey. These are organizations that they're small. Now, maybe they don't desire to be enterprise level organizations, but these aren't lifestyle businesses. These are organizations with boards of directors or private equity owned or they just have a desire to kind of to grow. And that's, I think that's a really important, a really important piece of this too, because they're not just thinking about what do I need to be using in order to operate my business today? They're also thinking about tomorrow and they're thinking about a year from now. And when they're making decisions about what they want to use and how they wanna use it, they're also thinking about the implications of their growth and how that technology is gonna support them. But does this type of a solution work for a company that's doing less than 10 million a year? Oh, yeah, absolutely, absolutely. I mean, when you think about the, when you think about buyer behavior, right? Let's take ourselves out of a business to business B2B setting and let's think about our consumer lifestyle that we live in. We are irritated when a brand that we use, we're a customer of when they don't really know who we are, when they make assumptions about us, when we get an ad, we see an ad for something on social media and that ad is nothing like what we would ever wanna buy ever. I mean, it's so disconnected. What do we do? We screenshot it and we share it on Instagram or Twitter and we mock it, right? We have these very high expectations for brands to know who we are. And the B2C world has really set the pace for this. And so then we transfer that into our lives in the B2B space where we as buyers expect that people are going to understand us, those salespeople, when that we actually talk to them they're gonna know a little bit about us, they're gonna know our history. So the best way to do that, the most scalable way to keep all of that organized is through the use of technology at the very, very least having a customer relationship management system or your CRM. You think about something like an interoperable stack that would combine different types of technology into one solution at a small business. Maybe you'd have a content management system to operate your website and some sort of a forms plugin to be able to pull signups or registrations or orders into a customer relationship management software system. And then maybe I don't know email newsletter app to be able to keep people up to date just a small stack like that. But you see so many small businesses rather than build an interoperable stack they go with some all in one solution like a Shopify because the developer talent isn't really available to them. Is that a mistake? Is it a mistake to be all in with one company on your platform or are you better off sort of mixing and matching? So if one doesn't work, you can bring in another one you're not wholly dependent on one software company. It's an interesting question. I don't think it's a mistake. I think there's a world for combining best of breed technologies and integrating those technologies. And we saw that in the report too. I mean, we saw the increased need for integrated solutions, but that's really more at the upper end of the market because not that everyone doesn't need it but does everyone have the time and resources to put into that? And that's where platforms like the Shopify platform, Klaviyo or HubSpot, where they come to the table with a complete all in one solution that and maybe the solution isn't like niche to their business. And maybe there's something else out there that has been a little bit more customized to that particular industry, right? And that happens. But then you're as a business owner or as an operator, you're then having to look at how those systems will connect. And what we see by and large is when people start piecing together systems, they don't connect them well. They're inefficient. They're ending up spending a lot more time trying to keep things connected with this cobbled together solution. And the pros of that best of breed solution start to just diminish as they just or people are running out of time. And that's where the platform type of solution is actually much more attractive to a smaller business, especially if that platform allows for growth and also allows for other connectivity so that if that you outgrow certain aspects of that platform that you can then bolt on something that you really need.  But it's much more, for me, it's much more effective. It's like you get it right out of the box, right? It's like opening this thing up and you're like, well, everything that I need like the core for my core business is all here in one place. You know, you think about companies in growth stage, they often offer amazing deals, you know? And I remember like when WeWork first opened up, it was awesome, it was really inexpensive and they had amazing coffee and a great setup. And you knew that, you know, once they got to a certain maturity state if they would get there, it wouldn't be that way anymore. You think about like mature companies like telcos or cable companies, they're always trying to squeeze an extra nickel out of you. But when a company's in growth stage, right, particularly in a winter take all market, they're really giving it away free and cheap and it's a great opportunity for customers. I wonder, you know, if you look at a lot of these closed systems now that are serving small business, I'm thinking about, I don't know, the food delivery apps as an example or even Upwork that is used by a lot of freelancers in the development space, you know, they retain the customer information. Shopify doesn't do that. Shopify gives you your customer data.   And if you think about like Facebook or LinkedIn or any of these guys early on when they were growing, you could get email addresses, you could get all your contacts information. You can't get it anymore. And it seems like small businesses are starting to wake up to that, that they want to retain the customer data. Do you think that having an interoperable stack protects you in any way from having access to your customer data, particularly if it's maybe anchored by open source? I mean, not necessarily. I guess it really does depend. I've seen, I've experienced clients who have been held hostage by certain solutions. And I mostly see it honestly when we're looking at very vertical specific solutions. So someone who they have a solution that is specifically for plastic surgery or for chiropractic care or for legal teams. And it's very, very niche and it's, and yes, and they come to us sometimes and say, well, we ended this, we ended this license and now, but this company owns our website. Oh my gosh, are you kidding me? What do you mean? No, that's yours, you should own that. So I think there's a distinction and a really important distinction between all-in-one platforms that will retain, they'll own kind of that customer information and other solutions like HubSpot. Like another example, there's another platform that is at the lower end of the market, quasi kind of competitive with HubSpot, for example. And I'm not a partner of theirs, but their agency model, I do help run an agency. Their agency model is one where the agency licenses the software and then uses the software on behalf of the customer, right? And when I see that, I say, I'm completely turned off by that. No, our customer, the client, the end user, folks listening, you need to own your license. You need to own your customer data. No one else should own that for you. And if you're in your domain, you're the destination. The domain, everything, you need to own that. And so it means reading the fine print, right? It's we often sign off on things and we feel good about the decision. We've had a great salesperson, but you do need to read the fine print and you need to make sure that you own your data. So if you're buying HubSpot, you do own your data. And if you decide you don't wanna be with HubSpot anymore, all of that data can be exported and then you can use it for something else. It's yours, it's yours to own forever. What drives companies to deploy new technologies? How many apps does the average revenue leader use and small business tech stacks with Jen Spencer? Stick around. Jen, your survey found that 64% of corporate leaders say they'd walk away from purchasing new technology if it doesn't include a native integration with their CRM. Can you explain for the general business person who's not familiar with the inner workings of digital business, what exactly that means? I would love to. So when you are using, when you're using your customer relationship management, your CRM, that platform, and you see you can potentially integrate that platform with another solution, meaning you're gonna have data, certain data points that might pass through maybe from one to another or maybe back and forth, might be unilateral or it could be bilateral. And most people are looking for bilateral communication. You update something in one system, it gets reflected in another and vice versa, right? So there are technologies that have things that are native, that are sort of out of the box.  You wanna match property A to property number one, property B to property number two, right? Looking at those platforms and it's very, very simple, very effective. That's what people are looking for. What they're becoming more and more disillusioned by is this idea of, well, you could use this web hook or you could connect to our API or you can use Zapier or any other kind of solution to integrate. And once you have to go that route, now things become more complex, now you're involving a third party platform, now you need additional attention, now there's something else that can break. And the reason why we saw so many leaders saying like it's not worth it to them, it's because they've experienced that pain. They've lived through it where they thought, well, this is gonna be easy, these tools are gonna talk to each other, but the onus is on you as the end user to make it happen. As opposed to a native integration where those two entities, those two technology companies have been collaborating together, they've identified, hey, there's market opportunity, let's go partner together and make this work really, really well for our customer so that they don't have to stress out about it. And that's really the difference between the native integrations and other integrations that folks are starting to recognize or just not a fit for them as they're trying to scale their smaller business. So looking at tech stacks, the report found that just over half of the 200 revenue leaders surveyed said they have two to five integrations running with their CRM, 21% have six to 10 integrations running and 13% have 11 plus integrations tied to their CRM. What do you see happening here from a trend standpoint? More consolidation or more solution sprawl? We're always gonna see more solutions sprawl, I think. We'll see, it's interesting. There's always gonna be kind of both happening at the same time because as companies are launching different kind of products, larger companies can come in, gobble those up, kind of absorb them and make them part of a platform. So there's a real push especially in the marketing and sales technology space to be a platform, to be that system of one system of record for an organization. But even as that consolidation happens, guess what, people keep dreaming and they keep building and they keep creating new tools, which is exciting and that's what makes marketing technology and Rev Ops system makes it so awesome. So they're gonna continue to be kind of creating that. So I think it's always gonna ebb and flow. I think as we consolidate some, it's gonna just continue to sprawl in other ways. But the trick is gonna be, how do you make sure if you are one of those ancillary technologies, how do you make sure that you're gonna be so embedded in that core platform that it makes it easy for that user? And those that can't make it easy, those are the ones that are gonna disappear and they'll end up just being consolidated as part of a larger platform. Are you guys HubSpot partners? We are, we're a HubSpot elite partner, the highest rated and highest awarded in the ecosystem, the HubSpot ecosystem. So how does HubSpot stack up against Salesforce? Oh my goodness. HubSpot has come leaps and bounds in the last few years and it's really exciting to see. I've been using HubSpot's CRM and sales solutions for the last about six years or so. And it's safe to say that today and especially with the recent announcement of Operations Hub, they truly have an enterprise grade CRM. So HubSpot always had, from the second they really launched the CRM and sales hub, it was always for a small business, very, very competitive with Salesforce. Today, we are seeing mid-market and early enterprise size organizations moving from Salesforce to HubSpot, particularly because of the ease of use. And we've been talking about technology, which is great, right? But the thing is that people have to use this technology. So you can buy, you can purchase the best technology on the planet, but if your team doesn't adopt it, if they don't embrace it, if they don't use it on a regular basis, and if your team is unable to extract the benefits of it, then it's a waste of time and it's a waste of money. And that's where HubSpot's had a leg up because people, they get into the system, it's very intuitive. People feel like they can breathe in it and their reps are enjoying using it. And it's been, yeah, it's been really fun to see. So, you know, we're talking largely about front of the house software, CRM software that's used to do with customers and take orders and process orders and provide service and manage a sales pipeline. But, you know, obviously at a mid-sized company or manufacturer or an enterprise company, there's also the back of the house, right? There's enterprise resource planning software that deals with everything from payroll accounting to, you know, bill of materials, to powering the robots on the manufacturing floor. And obviously, you know, the holy grail at the enterprise would be to have both of those two systems talking to each other. I just wonder with a system like HubSpot, I mean, they don't have an ERP, do they? And, but that's where, that's where integration is so important. So they don't have an ERP and- Or is that what you were talking about? Ops, something? Well, the Ops Hub, the operations hub is a component of that, but truly before operations have existed, we were still integrating ERPs with HubSpot CRM. We were already doing that. And what it- Live through middleware, how are you doing that? Yeah, it's through the API. So, you know, a few years back, HubSpot really doubled down on being a platform and recognizing that in order to really be an effective platform, that meant that they had to create an ecosystem where other technologies could easily connect to them, right? And so there was a lot of investment made behind the scenes, the non-front of house, the non-sexy stuff, right? Like not the stuff that gets the marketing and sales leaders all excited, but the stuff that gets the operations professionals, the finance leaders, the C-suite. Okay, like these are the inner workings of our organization. And this is something that Salesforce has done exceptionally well, right? I mean, it is hard to leave Salesforce because they've built an ecosystem and where people have hitched their wagon to Salesforce, these companies, these businesses, other technologies have, and they're solving, they might wanna leave Salesforce from a sales enablement perspective, but accounting and finance needs to stay on Salesforce because of other kind of technologies. And HubSpot's not quite got there yet, just because it's still early in that adoption. But you should be, your ERP should be connecting to your CRM and your CRM should be fueling your marketing automation platform. So one of like a customer that kind of comes to mind that offers kind of custom solutions, design solutions for kitchens and bathrooms, they recognized, hey, in our ERP that we have, which was NetSuite, in NetSuite, we have all this really interesting data that says things like this is, here's the designer that was used or here's the products or here are the materials, all of these details that went into this project. And they wanted to pull that data into their CRM, be able to segment it and then run marketing campaigns to specific segments of that customer base to based off of the projects that were all stored in the ERP. And by integrating NetSuite with HubSpot, they're able to do that. So it takes some thought, it takes a lot of strategy and planning and you don't just like open up the systems and start pressing buttons, right? You have to like kind of map it out. But once you map out that basic use case, then getting those technologies to communicate with each other isn't challenging, but you do need the help of a professional in order to do that, to connect those two different systems. Account based marketing, WebOps KPIs and cross functional collaboration with smart bug CRO Jen Spencer when we return. How does account based marketing help sellers create a more unified customer experience? The beauty of account based marketing is you're predetermining what type of company, what type of organization would be a really good fit for your business. And then you are looking at all the different ways that you can make yourself available to that account and you work to penetrate that account. So it allows for less distractions. So your sales team has kind of their shortlist. I'll give a perfect example, my sales team, every single sales team member, they've got their top 10 accounts that we've identified these companies would make very, very, very good clients for us based off of a number of different factors, the different dimensions that we might use to determine that they make sense as a tier one account. And I tell that sales team, you need to know those 10 accounts, like they're your own children, like they're your own pets, right? You know their names, you know their behaviors, you recognize them if you ran into them on the street and that allows for like less distractions and then provides marketing also with a bit of a framework of now we're not just trying to boil the ocean here, right? We're gonna specifically put some campaigns in place to try to bring those people into our universe. And then that translates into a more successful customer experience because we've predetermined that there's very good alignment between that business and the business that you have. And how does customer data or account data rather help sellers create raving fans? It kind of goes back to what we were talking about buyer expectations and knowing kind of the ins and outs of your business, but that customer data, if you have that customer data, that's great. That's step one, right? Making sure you're gathering that information. But then step two is looking at how are you putting it to use? So for example, if you have a customer that always, when you send some kind of an email, maybe you do a monthly newsletter and every time you send a monthly newsletter, they're clicking on something that's the same topic. It goes back to the same pain every time, time and time again. Well, now that account manager, whoever's working with that customer, they can see that aggregated and they can approach the next conversation they have with that customer about that particular pain point. So where we see organizations make some mistakes is they collect all that data, but they don't actually do anything with it.  And listen, we're only human, right? So if you're an account manager and you have 50 different accounts that you're managing, how can you possibly remember that everything you might have to about those people? How do you remember, you know, whether it's their birthdays or their children, what school their children are going to, what college they just got accepted in or somebody's, you know, their interests or their big pain point or what their next kind of career goal is, these are all relationship elements that it's impossible for one human being to remember all of that about everyone all the time. So if you have all that data in a place that you can actually access and do something with, then that's gonna allow you to create more of that fandom experience because at the end of the day, we all want to just be heard and understood and appreciated and respected and using that data will help people get there. And your study found that while 96% of companies use revenue to measure sales, the same is true of only 66% of marketing departments and 45% of customer success teams. How should marketing and customer success be measured? I believe that everyone plays a part in owning those revenue goals. Big surprise being a CRO, but I do have to say, I mean, it's a bit harder when you're in your smaller organization, right? It's not uncommon in an organization that there would be maybe one person on the marketing team or maybe that customer success team doesn't really have the level of leadership that they really would need in order to truly own those revenue goals. That's not why they're there. So I think you do have to take a look at what can be expected from you based off of the size of your organization. But I believe that marketing is responsible for driving pipeline for sales. And they do that through demand generation and they do that through brand awareness and visibility. One is a bit harder to quantify than the other, right? It's harder to quantify brand visibility into kind of revenue pipeline goals. It's easier when you're focused on demand generation efforts. And, but that's where marketing technology and sales technology can really help with that attribution. So I believe that there should be a little bit of ownership of revenue from marketing teams. And then on the customer success side, for companies that are, if you have a recurring revenue business, maybe you're a software company where you're a SaaS software as a service model, it becomes very easy to have customer success teams own the churn numbers and how sticky have you become with these customers or any kind of upsells, cross-sells, expansion opportunities that you have? They should be owning those numbers as well if you have the capacity in your organization. Jen, final question. Why is cross-functional collaboration so important in the modern enterprise? Cross-functional collaboration is critical because you're thinking about that customer journey and supporting that customer where they are and you don't want your customer to be communicating with someone in the organization and have the left hand not know what the right hand is doing. So as a, like a great example of this would be, let's say you have live chat on your website. If you have live chat on your website and I'm a current customer and I go to that live chats that page because I'm having a problem and I need help, I need support.  So it all goes back to putting the customer at the center of every decision you make and kind of walking through these scenarios of what are the ways that customers engage with us and how do we need to make sure that we're collaborating as a unified team because probably the person owning live chat maybe they're on your marketing team and, you know, or you've got an SDR who's handling that or, you know, vice versa, right? Maybe you've got support that's managing live chat but what do you do with new sales inquiries and those opportunities? Everyone needs to be on the same page if you're in a customer-facing role and anyone in marketing sales or customer success you're really in a customer-facing role. You're not doing back office work. Jen Spencer, Chief Revenue Officer at Smartbug. How can people get a hold of you? You can find us online at smartbugmedia.com. I would love to connect with folks on LinkedIn. So just look up Jen Spencer at Smartbug and let me know when you connect with me, let me know that you were listening to the show. So I have some contacts for how you came to find me. Well, thank you very much for joining us. I appreciate you taking the time. It was a very interesting discussion. Thank you. Thanks for having me.


Though it may be cheaper and easier to just take something once a week, some people would rather get into the habit of doing something daily, so they don't forget. So how much vitamin B12 would you have to take if you wanted to do it once a day rather than once a week? Well, using the formula we just learned, 1.5 plus 0.1 times the quantity x minus 1.5 equals 4 to 7 solve 4x. I'll wait. Once a day, 250 micrograms or more is all we need. You can put it next to your toothbrush to remind yourself. The reason we can't absorb more than about 1.5 at a time directly through our receptors is that they get filled up. But it only takes them about 4 to 6 hours to unload their cargo into the body and then they're back in business. So if we got B12 three times a day, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, we could absorb 1.5 each time and end up with 4.5 at the end of the day, which is all we need. Those kind of doses we can get from fortified foods. The so-called daily value on nutrition facts labels for B12 is 6 micrograms. So as long as each serving contains 25% of our daily value, then we can eat a serving of B12 fortified foods at every meal and we wouldn't have to take supplements at all. So for example, there's a vitamin B12 fortified nutritional yeast, 2 teaspoons counts as a serving, so you could sprinkle that on your meals, but that would cost a few dollars a week, as opposed to just a few pennies a week for B12 supplements. Whichever path you choose, these are not just recommendations for people eating plant-based diets there for anyone who wants to get a cholesterol-free source of vitamin B12.


It's one of those courses where I come home and it's all I can talk about. Having Indigenous Studies as a graduation requirement is a simple but very effective step our education system can take because you know we're working towards reconciliation. Making this course a graduation requirement sends a message that learning about Indigenous history in Canada is just as important as the other course requirements we already have. They'll realize how enriching it is to learn about all these first people's cultures and traditions. Indigenous focus courses will help me see the importance of seeking knowledge from different peoples and cultures. I think people really need to learn what happened to the past to understand the future. I just think it's such an incredible experience that we should have been doing for a long time.


We all agree that we shouldn't tick off introverts. We've all done it, especially family and friends. The problem is knowing when you've ticked them off. Why should this even matter to you?  Although not as verbal or out there about their anger as extroverts, introverts usually are more dangerous because they don't wear their hearts on their sleeves. If you're an introvert, you'll recognize some of these signs. If you're family or friends of an introvert, you'll remember these signs from past incidences. Here are 10 subtle signs that you've ticked off an introvert. 1. The introvert responds with one word. Think, yes, no, fine, etc. Unlike extroverts who let the whole world know exactly how they're feeling, anger, introverts shut down and resort to one word sentences. One word answers help them in two ways. 1. One word answers stop people pestering them by asking what's wrong. If they don't respond, and 2, one word answers mean go away. You may not see it as anger as the introvert may be almost emotionless as they tell you off or fake happiness with their one word answers. 2. The introvert doesn't answer your calls. This is simply known as the silent treatment. While extroverts want to shout your ear off letting you know exactly how you messed up, introverts don't want to deal with you at all. Because you stress them out, they want nothing to do with you and will avoid speaking to you face to face or over the phone at all costs.  3. The introvert pretends everything is okay. This is a classic one because they use this to completely avoid the situation altogether and combine this reaction with one word answers. Passive aggressive behavior is a hallmark of introverted behavior.  They hate confrontation and would rather be polite and leave than say their peace and have their energy drained from trying to resolve the matter. 4. The introvert blows up over small things. Introverts naturally bottle up their feelings. However, even they have to close. You could be the unfortunate one that pushes their button. One minute they're fine, the next they're screaming their lungs at you. What's important to note about this burst of anger is that it's been bubbling under the surface for a long time. It may appear to come from nowhere and could be over something trivial, but this is not the case. The introvert has reached their limit. 5. The introvert refuses help. Typically, introverts refuse help from anyone, even while meeting friends and family simply because they love going it alone. They will, however, accept help from those who they tolerate or admire. You'll know for a fact that you've messed up with an introvert when they refuse your help even when there's no legitimate reason for them to do so. Even if they desperately need your help, they'll refuse because they don't want to be infected by your presence. For example, if you were to try to help an introvert to the ambulance after they sprain their ankle, they might shrug you off and limp to the ambulance on their own. 6. Apathy. Some introverts use this as a way to shut down. Their calm exterior nature hides their fiery anger inside. They just don't care about anything. Things they were enthusiastic about become all of a sudden unimportant and whatever becomes their favorite new one. You know for sure they're apathetic to you if you're the only one affected by it. Because they don't like being verbal, which would lead to social interaction and having to reveal their interactions, introverts will be apathetic to you in a I'm angry or something's wrong kind of way without saying it. Their actions will say the complete opposite. 7. The introvert retreats into their work. This is a sure sign introverts are majorly ticked off at you. They are quite happy to dive into work and drown in it and see it as a welcome escape, especially from someone who's ticked them up. In the workplace for example, you'd see it by the way they'd cancel a lunch date with you because they've got too much work to do. At school they stop hanging out with you because they've got too much homework. In relationships it could be an excuse like, I have to work late tonight. It's their way of saying they don't need you and have better things to do. They're just using an excuse to do so, ain't it? The introvert only wants to communicate by text or email.  Thanks to the digital age, communication can be kept to email and texting. Say you call an introvert and leave a message. They'll respond to the message when they could have answered the phone but they chose not to. They could also offer up lame excuses about why they didn't answer the phone like, I just got out of the shower or sorry my phone was on silent. If this happens continuously and not occasionally then you've rubbed the introvert on the wrong side. 9. The introvert seems to treat your pets better than you. Ouch. Introverts and animals get along better than introverts and humans at times. Animals don't expect much from you in the form of conversation and are happy sitting in silence enjoying your company. Let's say you have a pet and your introvert friend comes over. If they pay more attention to your pet avoiding eye contact with you or nod in a bored manner about what you're saying then you've definitely annoyed them. They'll even say more to your pet than you. 10. The introvert wants to be alone. Nothing says leave me alone like an introvert isolating themselves from others. Alone time is essential for an introvert to recharge and de-stress.  If you want to know for sure whether you're the problem, watch how they react in a group of people. If you come on the scene and all of a sudden they want to leave and have left before you can even say hi, then it's you buddy. How's that for 10 signs you've ticked off an introvert? Did you recognize some of them or were some new? Share your comments below about your experiences with ticking off introverts.


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So you've seen episodes of The Simpsons or other movies where the nuclear waste is leaking and it's glowing green and it either gives you superpowers or it kills you or maybe one and then the other. That's not actually what happens. Most of the solid materials in nuclear waste, they're just that. They're solid. They don't leak. And even the liquid materials in nuclear waste, those containers are so robust that we actually have tests that we've done that are on video and you can go out and watch on YouTube, douse them in jet fuel and putting them on a train and running another train at them with a metal spike aimed at a concrete wall or dropping them off of a helicopter. These are the sorts of tests that we do for nuclear waste containers and they have to survive every single one. It's like we can't throw anything at these containers that gets them to break apart. Your immediate reaction is fear and that's a natural reaction. We're all built with a fight-or-flight response for a reason. It's kept us out of danger and it's why the human race still exists as we haven't been eaten to death. The reason we call nuclear a clean energy alternative is that it does not emit CO2, carbon dioxide, when you use it. When you actually use the fuel, it produces absolutely no CO2. Eating one banana gives you 11 times as much radiation as living within 15 miles of a nuclear plant for a year. If you live near a coal power plant, you get 30 times as much radiation as you do if you live near a nuclear plant. The point of a power plant is to make electricity. And they all do so by heating up water to make steam to drive a turbine. That turbine drives an alternator like what's in your car or a generator and that's what produces electricity. The way nuclear power heats up water is that these fissile atoms like uranium-235 split apart when neutrons hit them. And the fragments, called fission products, release a lot of energy. They bounce around the other atoms heating them up and water flows around them making steam that drives a turbine and makes electricity. Nuclear waste is all the leftover stuff when you're done running the reactor or you're done using the fuel. This includes those fission products that we talked about, the structural materials nearby that have absorbed some of the neutrons and become radioactive, and anything else radioactive that we don't want to get to the outside world. Radioactivity can damage your cells, your DNA, and eventually cause cancer.  And the answer is a whole lot more than the amount we naturally tolerate every day. We've evolved in a constantly radioactive world. There's radiation coming from space, from the ground, from the air, the food you eat. Contains potassium, carbon-14, they're all naturally radioactive occurring isotopes. The building materials from your house, they're radioactive. There's a lot of natural background radiation that all of life has evolved to tolerate. The radiation from uncontained nuclear waste is way more than the body can tolerate. Luckily for us, when it's properly contained, the amount that we're exposed to is next to nothing. It's contained within metal fuel rods called fuel clotting. Those are contained in fuel assemblies, and those fuel assemblies are sealed up in either copper, stainless steel, or concrete containers.  I'd gladly live next to a nuclear waste burial site. Right now, we seal up nuclear waste and store it on site at the power plants. But what I'd really like to see us do is get some value out of that waste. So how much of the fuel do you think actually gets used in the reactor? 90%, 80%, 70%, 60%, 50%, 40%, no, 5%. 5% of the fuel is actually used. 95% of the useful fuel exits the reactor as waste. So you might be wondering, well, geez, why are reactors so bad at utilizing their own fuel? Well, it's because even that 5% ends up making things called neutron poisons. Because they take neutrons away from what otherwise would make uranium split apart. Now, you can chemically separate out those fission products and recycle the fuel as fresh fuel. And this is actually done in France, Japan, most other countries. The US is quite unique in we have laws against reprocessing. So you might be surprised at how much other valuable stuff there is in waste. Gold, silver, platinum, rhodium, ruthenium. Some of the other waste products like plutonium-238 and strontium-90 are used to power spacecrafts that go too far from the sun, where you can't use solar power.  There's tritium, an isotope of hydrogen, and helium-3, an isotope of helium that's missing a neutron. The street value of those gases are $30,000 and $53,000 a kilogram. Helium-3 is really good at detecting neutrons, which is usually tricky to do. And it's so valuable, and we need it so much, that it's economically feasible to mine it on the moon. It actually makes economic sense to send a rocket to the moon, accumulate helium-3 and bring it back to Earth. If we could get that from the reactors we already have, that would be fantastic.


Well before most of us were born, prominent Forester Jack Westerby summed up a large Australian timber Congress by putting to the audience. This is an old Congress, and I think you ought to do your best to make sure that the next one is not an old Congress. Some of you are directors, some are managers. It will pay your firm better to have you spend a week on the golf course and send one of your youngsters instead. I'm happy to see that here tonight we are definitely not an old Congress. I think it's a big event for Asia, especially in forestry issue. And then I think as a youth, this is my big opportunity to be heard by all of the main stakeholders in the forestry in Southeast Asia. Yeah I think the voice of youth is incredibly important. Youth are going to be affected by the policies that are made today. So having youth involved in the development of these policies and having their voice active in these discussions is incredibly important. Youth can help the local communities to manage their forest. They can go to communities and help them cultivate their plantations better in a more sustainable way. The youth is the inheritor of this planet, so the youth is very important in terms of promoting the knowledge in forestry and promote the importance of forest and trees. It was wonderful to have so many different participants from all over the world, like Indonesia and the US. It's really common and shared their unique expertise. I learned so much personally. Youth are integral in bringing forests into the green economy and managing forests in a way that actually achieves these very ambitious green economy goals that our current leaders are setting for us to follow.


It's gonna be kind of hard to see just because we're not turning on our lights We don't want to be a distraction out here, and there are a lot of people They're very they have their emotions running extremely high So anytime these lights come on you see people running towards the cameras, and then they start screaming and they've got a bullhorn So you see that behind me that's where they're counting those 400,000 ballots that are still outstanding and one of the things that we've seen is Right now they're they're kneeling in prayer But one of the things that we've seen is them chanting very loudly count that vote count that vote And then we've got poll workers that are coming off of shift and the poll workers have to be escorted out by Armed sheriff's deputies. We're gonna get a little bit closer here. We don't want to get too close a lot of people in the crowd Are not wearing masks where we're keeping a respectful distance But allowed and very boisterous crowd I know it may be a little bit hard for you to hear me because you're in the middle of that crowd So let me know if you're having trouble, but are you is what you have seen or is what people are attempting their intimidation? So far this is Arizona and so if you take a look over here a lot of times at these types of rallies You see a lot of guns you see a lot of People with with long guns long rifles slung over their shoulders. This is a open carry state So it's totally legal and we don't see any of that. So there are no People with guns so far. It's a very boisterous crowd. Very aggressive. They've got bull horns And they will let you know exactly how they feel got a Schwartz incredible reporting and thank you so much for doing that Walk with your crew and thank you to your crew as well.  Please stay safe and thank you for doing this work for us tonight. It's just incredibly Incredibly invaluable. I want to start here because this is what it's about This is American democracy what you are seeing here are the good people of the Maricopa County elections Department doing the count. I'm gonna swing you over this way. This is my producer Kim Berryman She's talking about how we're gonna get out of this building There's an exit plan being formed because what's happening beyond those doors right there And you can see that that is closed up that shade has been dropped is that outside? There is a very sizable protest If you look at the aerial pictures from our affiliate, it's very big these people parked in that parking lot How are they gonna get get the cars out of there that the number one when they when they finish this count? And I should add that this is a crowd that is armed There are a number of people out there who have been seen with long guns with automatic semi-automatic rifles And we don't see any of that.  What is their message? You know, that's a lot of chanting That they want Trump a lot of flags being waved trump flags You know, it's we heard people singing YMCA for a little while. Mr. President I can't believe that you'd be happy with that on your behalf She's literally chilling a democracy that you know is fundamental to how we pick our next president Is that the atmosphere you want? Oh my god.  She's completely fake I mean that is acting from a bad actor and This is what we're seeing from CNN and MSNBC today as Protests peaceful protests begin to gather at some of these places where they're counting votes as we all know The only legitimate protest is one that comes from the left and is pushing a left-wing Democrat Party agenda So I just wanted to kind of quickly go through all the reasons that these reports that are coming out from CNN and MSNBC are Just complete propaganda not to be believed You'll notice in this video that the reporter quote reporter acts like she's in distress the whole time like almost like she's hiding in this building and She goes on to describe the people that are counting votes as the good people the good Americans and then you know looks back towards this door where on the other Side there's protesters and it just does there does her best to discredit them and make them seem scary She also at one point calls it a sizable protest and then shows video of what looks like a really tiny protest Just a few people I mean looking at that it looks like less than 50 people Which I think is interesting because normally the media would be downplaying the size of any protest coming from their opposition But in this case, she's trying to pump it up like it's a lot bigger than it Obviously is she puts a cherry on top of this propaganda shit pile by erroneously claiming that these protesters are armed with quote Long guns and then she starts to say automatic and then changes it to semi-automatic The problem is there weren't any protesters armed at least as far as we know There's no video or pictures of anybody from that protest that were armed and just the height of irony of both of these pieces From CNN and MSNBC is that these same places had no problems with the violence the destroying the killing and the beating The intimidation of innocent people from BLM and Antifa and these other left-wing groups No, no, no with them. We're told that it's mostly peaceful even as buildings are burning in the background And they obviously do this as a way of diminishing the violence or the negative impact that might come back on democrats from that violence And also to gaslight those who know better. Okay, so that's a CNN piece. Let's take a look at this MSNBC piece Gotti's in the middle of kind of quite a crowd there Gotti. What's going on? Rachel it's gonna be kind of hard to see just because we're not turning on our lights We don't want to be a distraction out here and there are a lot of people They're very they have their emotions running extremely high So anytime these lights come on you see people running towards the cameras and then they start screaming and they've got a bullhorn So okay, so my takeaway from this is that these clearly peaceful protesters are actually screaming maniacs Who will attack sources of light like a horde of zombies? Are you kidding me? It's very telling that his major complaint here seems to be that these people are kind of loud when they chant One of the things that we've seen is them Chanting very loudly count that vote count that vote. We're we're keeping a respectful distance But allowed and very boisterous crowd so far. It's a very boisterous crowd very aggressive They've got bullhorns Meanwhile this exact same guy went out of his way to describe a violent occupation Of a portion of seattle by left-wing extremists as a quote street fair While the violent extremists themselves shout him down for it Treated festival type as correct. No with a very it is not a street festival with a very intentional purpose It is not a street festival. It is not a street festival. Do not say that Shame on you for saying that learn right now. It is not a street festival. Would you look at that? He's got a bullhorn. Yet this reporter seems to take no issue with that this time. Are you kidding me? This guy is really trying to make these quiet kneeling peaceful protesters seem like they're out of control Constantly accusing them of being loud and chanting loudly. Okay. I can't take any more of this I mean these people who are clearly peaceful were never once described as peaceful by these two hacks But rather loud boisterous and aggressive. I'm not sure exactly what was aggressive there besides the fact that they were loud All right, that's all I can take of this If you enjoyed the episode, please hit that like button share and subscribe If you'd like to support this channel, you can find all the links for doing that in the description and in the pinned comment Thanks for watching. Keep coming back


I'm gonna keep it a buck with you piccolo lost to a bug a bug I've been tweeting about it ladies and gentlemen welcome back to the channel My name is Jack the bus and today we are continuing the tournament of power and like I said at the end of last time Whenever you have the most fighters left in the tournament you have everything to lose man Although actually aren't the robot like four or five robots We're pretty on par with us the pride troopers are the ones with the least amount of fighters Which isn't saying much because there's only three teams left We're gonna hop into this one see what goes down drop a fat like and let's get started 12 minutes, baby, and 12 minutes in anime time is a lot of minutes with the numbers down the real excitement The strongest fighters good news is we still Ready What has reason done because we have three four five six. We have six left. There's three pride troopers I think the strongest of the all the pride droopers by far. We knew we'd have to deal with cheering Yep, yeah, I guess that time is now. Mm-hmm. Oh wait. No, not now. We could choose to fight the 11 Would you do that? Yeah, no don't waste your energy. How many robots? Five so we do have the most people we also don't know how strong the the robots are or why they've they've saved the robots for the Very end because they didn't take dumb fights, bro Moscow you can't say that bro.  Oh wait. Is he communicating with them? The order with his staff. Oh shoot. What's happening?  You can have the respect this Tycopaths, you know why cuz they save their energy for when there's little fighters remaining. It's what I told them to do Why does he look like buff like as a robot like his traps are actually like built Wear down their stamina so clueless what stamina Dude that is a fast robot man Beerus you've been worried this entire tournament no matter what Goku's reaction. Why does he keep just yelling panchea? It's gonna blast him in the face Koi tsuka a suit koi tsukai Okay, this robot looks like the lamest out of all them.  Let's see a baby redeem you in a piccolo dynamic duo a little bit man He lost to a bug. I reiterate Myself I like this confidence though. This would be badass if he can Save go go and Vegeta's strength. That's smart dude out of boy Oh, man a 1v3 bro, and then the androids doing with the other two go on Good really have a moment here man if you can take out three fighters by himself Especially those with so much strength defense energy everything. All right. Here we go. I Mean he's gonna struggle for a little bit no matter what I know that He's jumping off their blasts Good kick that is so much defense man. They're metal use them to hit each other. Oh Okay, that's not gonna do that much one be honest the thing that annoys me is Frieza could be helping I still don't know what his scheme here is Have they done anything in particular like they're just fighting like fight I don't have any secrets. It seems I guess just how fast they aren't everything. Oh Sure the the androids are getting serious, bro I say you use them against each other robot versus robots like it'll do the most damage I think I don't know try and swing metal into metal Go harder 18. He's cracking. Wait. This is actually working. Just just do a key blast They're just going like sicko mode with it. My gosh.  This is insane. They are these standout like surprise standout I knew they were strong, but they have really delivered Easily why are we speaking like this, bro? It's like they just want to jinx themselves. It's crazy. All right, gohan Plan X is this Elon Musk man Pepperoni that's his name like I said I do if they actually take down gohan It would be kind of like it would feel bad because we lost piccolo so easily So if he has a moment where he takes them down with himself, I could see that being a really cool moment He has to really pop off though, especially based on what plan X is they're connecting.  Wait. We just wake or then 3d1 1d1 was just an Omega tank Okay, okay, I'm down with it. No, no, no, I think this actually makes it easier for gone They're way stronger, but he doesn't have to worry about getting caught off guard or anything Imagine they had just had like more of them combined like six or seven androids together. That would have been crazy I guess just robots Why is why is the max power 1256? Dude they're a unit they're doing the pride troopers a favor They haven't had to do anything in a while. I think I'll stay up here and enjoy the carnage. What else would you do for easy? You haven't done anything, bro All right, let's see the attack. I mean, it's gonna be way slower though. It's so huge What what was actually doing damage? I would be shocked if this is easy man This is the last from their unit. Well, no, they saw the scientists But like the last three from this universe, why would they even have him fight though? They could have filled that slot with anyone else. No, I guess he controls them to an extent Okay, it is really fast Yeah, baby Oh my god, bro You have omega defense to stop those those fists man. There's a lot of metal. He slipped. Oh no Gohan, you gotta freaking go to that form man. The mystic now. He needs to be pushed God dang man. Goku and Vegeta must really want to step in but they know they're not they they shouldn't He said he wanted to handle it. They knew a Saiyan's pride No, he threw up.  Oh shoot See, I would like this more. Gohan could have a moment but like all three of them fighting together would be dope I don't I don't think the robots stand a chance now. Goku and Vegeta are blue like man They can just like brute force push him out of the ring So there's only 12 minutes in the tournament though, like I'm worried about the pride shrivers. The pride shrivers are really rested Coisiereta no, where's gohan gohan is in part of the beam clash comes flying through the smoke Hey organic We didn't grab him and throw him out of the ring. Yeah, wait was gohan just building this whole time Yeah, it was his fight It caught it bro. It caught a beam. I don't know if it's gonna be enough to be honest And he's been charging this whole time, but let's go on Our choise christian red is breaking crumbling Bro, oh my gosh, the beam is enormous. That's it. The robots are gone. There's only two universes left. Oh my gosh Dude, they only lasted one 20 minute episode Dude, it's only us in the prior. Oh wait. Oh, this poor scientist is about to get tossed out mr. Pepperoni Sorry, but you need to leave the ring leave the ring.  They're just staring at it Nah, he's bluffing. No, because he doesn't seem nervous Bro, there's only two of the notches. That's like five ten minutes ten minutes two went by this episode Okay, maybe I spoke too soon. There are not only two universes left But dawg like I didn't expect uh coisiereta to be taken down this episode like three universes left There's like 11 episodes in total left I figured there'd be at least three universes till somewhat near the end But it's shaping up to be more and more of just a showdown between ours and the pride troopers because I don't I don't really Think that he has a real plan here Now the question is like would it build up for an entire another sequence with the robot? Maybe it all depends on the secret But I know dragon ball and it is completely possible that this secret technique is some joke And they just knock him out like you never know man. You really don't but it was a cool moment Goku and Vegeta backing him up. I feel like the fight against coisiereta could have been cooler I don't know you just have this monstrosity of a robot that didn't move around that much It kind of like shifted behind gohan one time and they they sort of like he blocked a hit and then fired his own Like not that much happened So I would definitely not say on the upper echelon side of the fights, but still like a cool formation I guess but that's been it for me We were getting closer and closer to the end of the turn of the power Double like on this one if you enjoyed and I'll catch you next time. Peace base


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